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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-06

leziono ich dis rano ma cmenta-
Irzu W budynku, W. kt6rym wysta-
wiaja zw1oki zmarlych pred po-
grzebem, Ujeci zostali IA najohy-
Edniejszem z przestepstw W checi
zysku spelnianych, ma obdziera--
niu trupow. Niegodziwcy ci pre-
straszeni uwiezieniem z1ozyli
szczeg6lowe zeznanie i przedsta--
will ciebie jake czlowieka rad
kiej przewrotnosci. Jezeli chloe pc
Iowa tego co powiedzieli jest pra-
VIDA, to mozesz bye pewnym, re
nie ujdziesz szubienicy!
- Pilnu:j swoich interes6w a
nic moich, - odpar} szynkarz
szorstko, - co Gle obchodzi re
Eede wisial?..
- Oh! - estchnal m}ody czlo
wick. - c6rka twoja upadnie pod
ciezarcm handy, kt6ra ma mia scia
gna}es. Miafem Gle "a upartego,
zatwardzia}ego cz}owieka, sadzi--
lem, re W danych okolicznosciach
m6gfbys nawet pope}nic morder-
|stwo, ale zeby rece twoje juz by
]y krwia zbroczone tego, ME PREY
puszczalem!
- M0wi',:n eli zawsze, zebys
[sobie innego tescia poszukal, =
szydzil szynkarz, - opierales sic
PREY SVEN zadaniu i musisz teraz
znosic nastepstwa swego uporu.
Osw6j sic z mysla re bedziesz zie-
cicm wisielca!
Pa tych sfowach w.ypowiedzia-
nych z :niepodobnem do opisania
najgrawaniem. szynkarz rozes-
mia} sic gloSno i patrzyl w.yzywa-
jaco W oezy Emilia.
Spodziewaf sic on >widocznie
wybuchu gniewu hub boleSci IL
rzednika j by1 przygotowany "a
krwawic mu SERGE nova obelga.
Ale Emil wysileniem vol "a
chowal spok6j. a tym sposobem
odebral mu sposobnosc znecania
: sic ponownego.
- Bedziemy sic starali pocic--
. szyc, - rzekl spokojnie, wilma
rodzic6w ME. spada nigdy ia die
, eli, szczeg6lniej zas w6wczas, gdy
rodzicielstwo jest podejrzanem..
; - All! m6wisz zatem, re Ag--
nieszka ME jest moja c6rka -
przerwa} mu szynkarz,. ME waz
, sic tego powtorzycc, jczeli ci zycie
mile J.. III.
- Milcz, nedzniku! - zawo}a}
jeden z zo}nierzy, kt6rzy go try
mali, - jestes W naszej mocy i
przestaniesz bye szkodliwym Ola
swiata! Ha! danny my sobie z to-
ba rade. - dodal. wiazac silniej
szarpiacego sic niegodziwca, -
wydobedziemy z ciebie wyznanie
wszystkich twoich g~rzeszk6w!
- Pusccie mnie, = miotal sic
szynkarz, kt6rego mysl, re byl u.
wiezionym doprowadzala do wscie
k1osci, - p~uszczajcie mnie! sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-06
1MARUS' Rialek, dnia. ego GGradnia, 1918

Il onif iisc " kiiesrrunlkkn podzfi,clmlallle::
SO korytarza, a przybyWssy dc
interesujacego pod Wielu Mzgle
damn budynku, ME opuscifiiby &c
tax predko. Przebiegly W1odzi-
mierz mogIby byI navel Wykryt
kryj6Wke skarbu szynkarza.
Wpadlszy mysla ma te mozli-.
wosc, szynkarz wydal krzyk chra.
pliwy, kt6ry byf u niego oznaka
nnajwiekszej zlosci j zaczaf szar-.
pac swoje wiezy azeby je potar-
gao.
W tel chwili jednak, gdy costa
wal pod wp1ywem najwiekszej
rozpaczy, dial sic slyszec tuz kolo
jego ucha CLOS, kt6ry nigdy jesz-
cze ME wyda1 mu sic tax przyjem
nym jak teraz.
- Gospodarzu, - mowi poslu
gacz, kt6ry schowawszy sic pod
buffet slyszal nieWidziany Gala
scene, - gospodarzu, badzcie ci=
cho i spokojnie. Trzej policyanci
odchodza coraz dalej, a gdy wei
da do trzeciego pokoju to was
rozwiaze.
= Rozwiaz zaraz, jeknal
szynkarz, rozwiaz sZybko a wy
nagrodze Gle pc kr6lewsku!
= Dajcie mi tysiac srubli, kt6-
rescie dostali dis wiecz6r, a gro
bic to czego zadacie! - szepnal
poslugacz patrzac palajacem o.
klein ma wykrzywione bolescia i
gniewem rysy swojego pana i
chlebodawcy.
Szynkarz ME m6gf sic wstrzy--
cd przeklenstwa.
Jakkolwiek znajdowal sic w
najwiekszem niebezpieczenstwie,
jakkolwiek odzyskanie wolnosci
musiaio mu sic wydawac najwyz-
SEEN dobrem, SERGE jego jednak
zbyt SLIME by1o przywiazanem do
pieniedzy, kt6re tax latwo dostaf
Cd Wfodzimierza.
Chciaf sic targowac, ukfadac,
proponowaf posfugaczowi polowe
tel sunny.
Ten jednakzc ME chcial .usta--
pic i szynarz musial zgodzic sic
nareszcic.
Powicdziaf pos}ugaczowi,do kto
rel kieszeni schowaf pieniadzc ka-
zaf mu je wziasc, a sam zaledwie
zapanowaf mad SODA i ME krzyk-
nal z radosci gdy poslugacz haste
pnie zb4izy} sic z wielkim nezem
kuchennym, azeby porozcdnac je-
60 wiezy.
Przecia} sznur w dw6ch miej--
scach i Gale jego zadanic byle
skonczone.
Szynkarz byf wolny!..
Zerwa} sic, wstrzasna1 sobajak
lew, kt6ry sic wydosta1 k1atki.
w dw6ch poskokach wybiegf Z
izby ktt66rejs przepedzi4 n~ajfatal
niejsze, najstraszniejsze, najbar--
dziej przerazajace chwile swoje--
go zycia.
Poslugacz ME poszed} "a MIN.
Powr6cif: on "a szynkwas,z of
worzyhd rzwi W pod1odze prowa=
dzace do piwnic i zeszed} tam, vie
dzac zapewne dobrze, jaka sdro-
ga wydostac sic IA wolnosc. !.
W pare minut pc zamk1leciu
sic drzwi w podlodze "a oswobo-
dzicielem szynkarza, Emil zeswy-
mi towarzyszami powroci} do IL
by szynkownej.
Spojrzawszy, re miejsce, ma kt6
rem lezal szynkarz bylo PRONE,
az zachwiaf sic z przerazcnia.
Przez kilka chwil ME byf W sta
ME sfowa wym6wic.
Wkr6tce jcdnak przyszed1 do
siebie.
Przypomnial sobie, re vfszyst--
kie wyjscia z domu byly strzezo
ne, re zatem szynkarz ME bedzie
m6g1 zadnym sposobem wydostat
sic ma wolnosc.
Zwola1 wszystkich swoich ludzj
i kazal i'm raz Rszcze najstaran-
niej przeszukac dom.
Podczas gdy %policyanci ktorzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-06
(Ciag dalszy.)

mil jcdnakzc musial mice pew
nH wiadomosc, re W szynkowni
te-:o vieczoru byio liczpe zebranie
be w~strzasnal glowa z powatpie--
walicm i dial swoim podwladnym
ruzkaz dokfadnego przetrzsniecia
ca:.go domu.
zo}nierze L wyjatkiem tych ,kt6
rzy trzymali gospodarza, rozcszli
ST.. Emil pozostaf takze i chodzif
20 izbie wielkiemi krokami.
3Elody cz}owick, kt6rego cd tax
davna stracilismy Z oczu, zdawal
ST. bye wzburzonym.
Twarz jcgo byla mocno zaczer
wi*lliona oczy pa}aly, a piers pod
noSila sic i opada}a gwaltownie.
20 nicjakim czasie stanaf, PREY
lozyl reke do rozpaloneggo czofa co
zv"6cilo :,uwage szynkarza kt6ry
nj chcac cos do niego powiedziec
lbejscic sic mlodego urzedni-
k& policyi bylo talk divine, re
zwroclo uvage szynkarza kt6ry
narcszcic wybuchna} smiechem
sz~Elcrczym.
- Ha! ha! ha; - smial sic, -
czE ME. czynisz sobic czasem wy
rzu1ow. lie ciebie los ma to przez-
va :zy4, azcbys zgubif OLGA, jak
= ze.lbi}eS c6rke! No badz pewny,
i" mkt nie~ujdzie sw:ego przezna-
"z@nia.. i ty takze!
- Wyrazaj sic Z wiekszem L.
>zanowaniem,- rzek} Emil stajac
priced MIN. - nie p~rzyszed}em tn
T. v]asnej wolf, tylko rozkazu
mn.icj wladzy. Nadcszlo IA ciebie
ki!ka donicsien, o~skarzony jestes
Aradziez, o przechowywanie RE
czy kradzionych, a nawet o nor
dcr>two! .,.
- Jezcli tax, to tvs ukradl na
m1.ie to o%skarzcnic, - odparl sly
nkurz, - mole zezwolenie IA mai
zcn>two twoje Z moja c6rka jest
ak widze konicczniejsze niz PREY
E"u>zcza}eS i dlatego cheese mnie
ul"zwladnic cheese zebym po-
szod} do wiezicnia, DO zdaje CT
Sit. re wtedy }atwiej bedzie zmu-
81: mnie zebym pozwo]il!.. Ale
mvlisz sic bardzo MOI. sliszny pa
nie!A mowil dalej, = mylisz sic
hardzo. :jezeli przypuszczasz re
Szvnkarz z pod kotwicy zmieni
swojc postanowienie! Wytrwam
przy swojcm, cobadzby sic stale
chocbys mi cialo kawalkami wy
rywal, nie ustapie!
- Me mySla}em i ME mysle Gle
-cskarzacc,z = ,.odpowiedzia} Emil,
-anie. trudnie sic donosicielst=
VIM. a gdy sic dewiesz, re twoja
cIrka oddawna, jest moja iona,
t. sam uznasz, re, ME mann bynaj
n1niej powodu nastawac ma twq
volnosc i zycie, Me ia Gle oskar'
Fam, - m6wilzdalej, uczynili
to nickt6rzy z:twoich gosci! Ina
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-06

Me niie wykryI kI11ac kajac 70
szeszi sic ma wskystkie strony poe
czas gdy Emil, KtorN Cd cork
szynltklarza otrzymaI miejjaik.iie wsks
zowki co do rozkIadu domu, szu
kali drzNi prowadzacych do pod
ziie1nia, szynkarz .dostal sic d
! Mich dawno i szed4 pc schodacl
ktoremi ia godzine Wczesniej ",
mknal sic WIodzimierz ze swol
fmi toWarzyszami.
skarb ksBiasat Dragomirshch.
PrzeWrotny szylkarz drzaI ne
wspomniehie niebezpieczenstWa
jake przebyl j powtorzyl straszl
wa przysiege, ze pomsci sic mad
! wszystkimi.
Nastepnie zapalil latarke, kto.
"a by1a ukryta W dobrze znanem
! mu miejjscu i zeszedi na dol dc
piWniicy, " kt6rej mial nadzieje
'zastaG WIodnmierza.
Piwnica 5ednakze byla pr6zna.
tax samo jak sasiednia kt6ra le-
zala pc "a
Szynkarz przekonaIsie IL przy
puszczenie jego, re goscie beda
chcieli przedeWszystkiem uraczyc
sic winem, bylo mylne ibyl teraz
pewnym, ze. W}odzimierz dostal
sic do domu przy ulicy Szlachec-
kiej.
Chociaz HE m6gf Sic spodzie--
wac, by sam jeden m6gl obronie
swoja w}asnosc, chociaz powinien
byl. raczej przypuszczac, re pc
raz drugi dostanie sic do niewoli,
rzucil sic uzbrojony zelazna szta-
ba naprz6d wkr6tce przyby1 do
: znanego nam dobrze domu przy
nlicy Szlacheckiej.
Ale i tutaj calej tel zgral, kt6-
IA szczesliwie wymknela sic z pod
kotwicy, ME MONA by}o dostrzedz
zadnego sladu. Pusto i g}ucho by
10. W ponurym domu.
Drzwi prowadzace do miejsca,
W ktorem sic znajdowa}a kryjow-
ka skarb6w szynkarza, byly MET
kniete. Kosztownosci, kt6re pos
pieszyl przejrzec zaraz, okazaly
sic REIMBURSEMENT.
Szynkarz odetchnal przekonaw-
sly sic, re zatrwozenie jego ME
mia}o powodu.
Zagadka jednak bylo ola niego
dokad m6gl sic udac W}odzimierz
re swoimi towarzyszami. lyle tyl
Eko m6gl przypnszczac, re musieli
wynalezc jakics MOVE wyjscie Z
|podziemia.
Itak tez sby4o.
=zaraz pe=zejseiu#doi pIssiliicsFs
Wlodzimriier:zz IossWiadczy1 swoim, to
warzyszom, re wiele slyszal o pod
ziemnych lochach, rozciagajacych
sic ma wszystkic utica
mi Warszawy, dodaf, re WieSo ten
Il kotwica stanowi rodzaj osn1iis-
ka W tym labiryncie przyrzekl,
re tych, kt6rzy:zechca pose "a
MIN, wyprowadzi IA wolnosc.
PeWn1iosscc zsiebie, z jaka to@sanfots.
Vii, ud1elHa sic cafcj zggraI5sJJeeeo
tow1alrzyszzo5W, ktorzy oswiadez!ylii
jednog1oss1lie; re gotowi SO pojse
Ia MIN. !
Pc pokrzepieniu sic .winem, kt6
e bylo p s 6. gron II'd1t
pnscAa.siezwsdroge NEW kiernl1=
kuprostym, ale ma lewo.
Frosty przypadek zrzadzi}, re
tym sposobem weszli>do tego sa-
mego przejscia podzicmnego kto.
rem niegdyS uciekaf Narazin z dc
mu kata.
Poszli ia sama droea, musieli
vice k%oniecznie zajsc dc tego 50.
mcgo cclu, do kt6rego,ak nam 1a;1ln
Wiadomo, ME oczekiwah ich by.
najmiej wydostanie sic naSWol-
nose.
Jednakze Wiodznmiefz bW pew
nym re sic wydostana, W.ymienIs
navel swoim towarzyszom Geese
miasta, W kt6rej wyjda ia powit
rzchni ziiemi j maturralnie ME by1e
to ola niego przyjemna niespo-
lzianka,.ze jego domysly okaza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-06

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rzadku zoladek. "Kaawaryjslde
Vino L~eoznicze'' jest ma to Wy.
pr6bowanym j naj1epszym srod-
klein. Przeziebienie ma leczyc "a
"a goblin. Wydalajac z cial tru-
jace, skladniki, daje VAN czysty
zoladek, czysta krew, dobry ape
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mad zdrowiem Twojem i Twej ro-
dziny.
Pamietaj, re zwracamy kazdy
cent, kto udowodni,. re nasze 'Kd
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And / contended with them
and cursed them and smote
certain of them and plucked off
their nair and made them swear
by God saying. Ye shall not
give your daughters unto their
sons nor take their daughters
unto your sons or for yourselves
(Neh. 13 25.)
But this curse was done away
in Christ's death by bringing
judgement 20 the Gentiles.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
Sermon TVenty-three
Chris t Preached
to the spirits in
P rison,

| AlteT We nave iaKon Q BACK.
ward glimpse of that portion OF
Christ's mission on earth.
OF the binding of the eyes of
the Jews, and the bringing of
judgment to the Gentiles With
theso facts before US; and com
pretending by this. the great
links being fastened together
into the Grand Cd Chain of the
Word Of God, with the two men
theory.
By this we proceed to take up
another very important point; az
our heading will show.
Christ preached to The spirits
ir prison ;" Where did he do
this? And when did He do
.hisf This is the great problem
to be solved
For ii is taught that Christ
went by Noah, and preached to
those spirits. But vein regard
to this, like many other sayings
OF men; do not believe a word of
it.
and The reason Why We do
not, l., that God in bis word
have taught US quite different.
And for the beginning of this
proof we shall quote you this:
For Christ also hath once
suffered for sins the just for the
unjust that he might bring us
to God heing put to death in the
flesh, but quickened by the spirit.
By which also be went and
preached unto the spirits in
prison. (Peter 3-1S 10y
The Word says HI tChrist)went
and preached 10 the spirits in
prison But learned mcn saw
- He went BY Noah :"
Oh how misleading mems say.
so is. The language is, He vert
He (Christ) went and preached to
the spirits in prison.
He did Lot go 10 ,be spirits in
The prison nousos Of the dead
by Noah and preached to them
but lie Himself went, ard
preached tu them.
Those spirits was The ones of
the JeWswho miug'ed d them selves
with the CenliIes; which was the
great curse, as we have shown
in a former statement; Which
curse would not be removed
only through The death of Christ
Tbose spirits wfo in Noah's
time had committed This wrong
! with all Others who had one the
same.
But the curse ecomipg so
great, in Noah's time, that il
brought he food upon the earth.
| God iu his Word speaks of il
in this language.
Which sometime were
disohedient when cnce the
longsuffering Of God waited
in The days of Noab, while the
ark was a preparing wherein few
that is. eight souls we're saved
by water" Il Peter 3-2O)
Tits does nct say Ncah wen,
and preached to the spiri,s.
But that they were disohedient
in his time. And it was these
'p,,its Of disohedience, that
Christ went and etched to.
Therefore we say unto you read.
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There is no one can dispute
this. And no honest teart will
dispute it.
And by this we must acknow
ledge that there were more
people in the garden of Eden,
than Adam and Eve.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
Sermon twenty-five.
Has GOD Called
people trees?

We think by taking up this
subject it will add, ard give light
to The reader especially upon
the subject Of the two witnesses.
We tipd record that reads in
this manner.
ITO appoint unto them that
mourn in Zion to give unto them
beauty for ashes the oil OF joy for
mourning, the garment Of praise
for the spirit of teaviness that
they might be called Trees of
righteousness. The planting
of the Lord. that he might be
gloriGed.' lisa 81 ~
Gcd said thai they should be
called trees Of righteousness
the planting of the Lord. This
teaches US that there are trees
that are not tree of righteou nes s
But nevertheless we have a
people before Us who was called
trees, and this is what we started
out to do to prove this fact. SO
we must producg another scrip
ture and that is this The trees
went forth cn a time to anOint a
king over them; and they said
unto the olive tree. Reign thou
over u.s." etc. Judges, 0-6)
Here is people represented
as trees. going forth to anoint a
King and there Is different kinds
represented is this scripture and
under the one man theory there
could he bot one kind represent
ed. But under the Two Mel
Theory we can present more
than one, and in this manner we
have good reasons for say ing .he
trees went forth to anOint ,he U
a king.
For this is a prophesy set
! forth, of the coming Of Christ
The first time.
That is when He was TO be
anointtd king over the Gentle,
and the Mingled people. We
have another very important
scripture 70 give on this poibt
and while IL will prove up the
subject now in question, it does
more ban this it will prove that
there was more people in the
garden of e len than Adam and
Eve. So then please read.
The cedars in the garden of
God could not hide him; the fir
trees were not like bis bough,s
and the chcsnut trees were not
like his branches rot any tree in
| tt G garden Of God was like unto
him il his duty. ! have made
him fair by the mul.itudes of his
branches; SO of all the trees ts
Eden that we're in the garden vi
God tnvied him. "tEzek, 81 g. 9
We have been telling you dear
reader all the time that there
were mere people in the garden
than The man Adam. We have
been rrea ching tie classes OF
people TO you al! the time and
there they arc before you right
In the garden.
Tie cedar. tie fir tree, the
chesrut. Do net deny 1t try
loneer but say it IS fact.
Here Is different classes OF
----..--~~.od a. diffaropt
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
QUESTION NO. s,

What is the aoomina,ion of
Deso'2tio1 Spoken of by Daniel
the Prophet pJ1en of il the
gospels. standing in the Hoy
Pare?
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
Sermon TWenty-one
JUDGMENT TO
THE GANTILES

WlthGut law, lheV were only &
law unto themselves, Apd
where there was no law. there
was no trausgrcssion, and where
there is no transgression there
is no sin. Hence, the law OF
Righteousness had TO be brought
to them inorder to bring them
into judgement this was a por
ton of Christ's mission. AS
God says through Isaiah concern
ing this work, this language:
Behold my servant whom !
uphold mine elect in whom nv
soul delighteth: I have put my
Spirit upon him, he shall bring
forth Judgment to the Gentles.
lisa. AZ ~
THIS statement He again re-
peats it through Christ, and
Christ through Matthew, in this
language:
Behold my servant whom |
chosen ny beloved in whom nv
soul is we'll pleased, | will put
my Spirit upon him and he shall
shew Judgment to the Gentiles.
(Matt,12 is }
Again Christ says:
Now is the judgment of this
world; now shall the prince of
this world be cast out. (Ss.
John, II 81 }
These scriptures prove that the
Gentiies never had been under
judgement unli! Christ brought
it to them. Therefore, they
could not have been the same
as the Jews. For it matters not
what the Jews done, that was
wrong, they vas under tdge.
ment and had TO suffer for all
the wrongs COMMITTED by them,
in some way or other, The Gen.
tiles, though very wicked, had
no bands in their death. AS 1t
reads:
For there are no bands in
there death: Int there strength
is firm" (Psalms,73 AZ
Acalo it. says they ere nos in
trouble like other men, Read:
They are not in trouble as
other mel; neither are they
riagUa like other meu, (Psa. 73-
81
If these people had of been
like the Jews hey would have
been troubled The difference he'
tween the Jews and The Gentiles
was, She Jews had q living soul,
and lived after death, and was
uh'er Judgement. And the
Gen'ileS had not q living soul,
and at death they were no more
Therefore, they were no. une'er
Judgement until Christ broug BIT
1t to them by giving them
salvation, And the great reason
why be brought Judgement Was,
so as TO make every man resp.
onslb.e for what they did, AID
to make Of twain ore new man.
Jew and Gentle so making peace
For ne is our peace, VITO hath
made both one, and hath broken
down the middle wall OF partition
between ne; (Ephe.2 ID
There was a mighty gulf, or
middle wall between tLese two
people. And Chi.sl's mi, sion
here was 10 tare down this
middle wall by giving TO
the Gcntiies. eternal hfe,
and thereby bringing ,htm
into Judgment, Thrusting the
reader will plainly see the sub
jet in its purity. If Christ had
not OF c me and done this, today
it would be just as Zig q cur. e
far. these two Eeople to mingle
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QUESTION COLUMN.
QUESTION NO 7.

Please tell US Why the Church
tOday has no, the seva1 men
spoken of in Acts, 6--3 to admin.
ister on tue same purpose-if it
i apostolic:
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of the son of God: and they that
hear shall live, (St. John. 5-25.)
Some would have you believe
that LIE was speaking of those
who were dead in trespasses and
sins but this was not the case
j: was the Gentle who we're
call no people For the hour was
right then, when Jesus was
speaking that the dead should
bear The voice Of Jesus. This
proves that Christ was speaking
of people. that was alive and
yet dead it was the Gentle
world that was without eternal
life; The class of people shat was
numbered with The beasts:
(Ecclc: 3-.1S)
The people had no bands in
their death, and yet very wicked
Psalms 17--l4.)
This was the class Of people
that He bad reference 10 when be
spoke of those in the grave.
But listen how much different
is The language He uses. when
He speaks of them then be does
of those walking around him.
Marvel not at this for the
hour is coming, in the which all
that are in the graves shall hear
his voice. And shall come forth
they have done good unto the
resurrection OF Lille and they
have done evil unto the resurr:
ection Of damnation. (St, John.
5-2S-29.)
In this He says The hour is
coming. in the former He sai6
.he hour is coming and now is
right. then when be was speak.
ing, Bus he tells them not to
marvel at that. for lie says the
hour is coming. Then we want
to find ovt when The hour did
come when all that we're in the
graves did hear bis voice.
And for proof we shall first
notice the question Isaiah asked
on this point in this language;
Who hath heard such o thing
who ba'h seen such things?
Shall the earth he made
to bring forth in
one day or shall nation be born
at once, for as soon as Zion trav'
allied she brought forth ber
children. lisa. Co.'S
Now this work had to be done
after Noah,s time; for Isaiah
did not live until lopx.after Noah.
was dead and gone. And
lsaiah's propbesy when it was
to be fulfilled; was in the far off
future. And lbis took place
between the hours of Christ's
death and His appearance TO His
Disciples, after his resurrec.
ton, so as to comprehend the
fact We shall quote this.
And the graves we've opened
and many bodies III the saints
which slept arose. Aud came
out OF tie graves after his re-
surrectiol aid went in TO the
holy city. ard appeared unto
mauy Matt. 27-5a- So;
Now this was not dole in
Noah's time but just after the
resurrection OF Christ, We read
then by this ,hat Christ went
and preached 10 tie spirits in .
prison. And you viii frd it in
this language.
For, for this cause vas the
gospel preached also 10 them
that are dead, that they might
oe judged according to meu in ,
the flesh but live according to
God in the spirit, II Peter. 4-6)
After Christ went and preach.
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PUBLISHERS.

u &, Garrett and M. N. Bowers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-18
PLAINFIELD

On the next two Sunday evenings, July
q and %, Rev. A. w Hewitt, by special
request, viii give an extended account of
his travels in the West The first even
ing win cover Niagara Falls, the Great
Lakes, Pyramid park and the prairies,
Yellowstone park and the Rocky noun
tains The second talk will describe
Rainier National park and the Cascade
mountains, the Sacramento canyon,
Yosemite valley and the Mariposa big
trees, southern California, Catalina
islands, the Mohave desert and the Grand
canyon in Arizona.
The community hears with regret of
the approaching departure of Rev. New
ton Perrin and family They are pleased,
however, to hear that he is called to a
desirable location in East st. Johnsbury
and are rejoiced to know his health is
sufficiently improved to permit him to
again work at his calling. We congrat-
ulate the people with whom he is to live
and work that they win have family
Of such purity of character and right
eousness Of purpose among them.
DR.. Goodrich, his wife and son.in,law,
with his little daughter, were in town
the other day calling on relatives. Mrs,
Gault took Mrs, Goodrich, Mrs Smith
and Mrs, Whipple to Barre last Sunday,
leaving Mrs. Goodrich ana Mrs, Smith,
Mrs. Gault and Mrs. Whipple returning
bv way of Montpelier.