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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-11
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-11
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-11
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MaIbinqion II. Qlprill Der
9uiinio 0es Smator Stone, Der
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III beihe unberGnoeri. or berbr1hte
cine uibiqe gindt nn0 Bic ion b..
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longiaiue @eneitng.
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OFieniipe Die @riieu nod etnas met.
ter auriidarordnat iper0rn oab Der
gorudridl ober i6Iicblih erlabmen
miro.
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
ZION A DEVOTED PEOPLE

thank God today for loyal earnest people. do not
believe that the world has devoted
of people than the true people, You have had great
training do not believe there people the earth that
have had the training that you have You have been put
through experiences You have been tested you have
been tried an thank Cod many of you have stood the test
and bright and happy today and God bless you
Never mind about the troubles and and obstacles
and tolls of fe go with God Leave all with Him. What
your today cast it upon Jesus and leave there
Sinner leave your sins here today Do not take them
with you Leave all your troubles here Give yourself
wholly God and se your affections things above not
things the earth and God able to deliver ZION
and to give victory all opposition Do you believe
that?
(VOICES "Yes.O
Then let your prayers ascend morning noon and night
and always be cam and peaceful and resu Let us have
patience and do not forget to for those who have
turned back weep the poor sinner but tell you
the and who proclaimed the Gospel as
preached in ZON who have turned their backs upon It,
are in state than any other sinners know May
God upon their hearts and spirits and bring them to
repentance May God today grant that heart shall
be touched that all will themselves to the Mas
ter that ZION may go forward.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
WORLD WAR NOW IN IT'S FIFTH YEAR

Four years ago, July %, war broke out be-
tween Serbia and Austria Hungary with the
suddenness of thunderbo1t out OF clear sky
Within a week, the confagration had spread,
until Russia, France, Belgium and the British
Empire were involved.
All civilization was stupefed Since then
one nation after another has joined in the con-
fict until the entire world is involved, either
directly or indirectly. No one pretends to see
the outcome of the struggle
Has the ebb tide set in? is the question which
concerns all civilization today The fact that
the allies have been able to withstand Ger
many's onslaughts, together with the fact that
hundreds of thousands Of American soldiers
are being carried to Europe, would lead one to
believe this to be the case.
la recent address the General Overseer
said:
''It is a significant fact the Germany has twice
reached the Marine and each time been turned
back. Ia the light of prophecy, Germany will
be gradually crowded back until she will sur
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
PUBLIC OPERATION NOW - PUBLIC
OWNERSHIP EVENTUALLY?

Will the telegraph and telephone systems OF
the country, now passing under government
control, ever revert to their private owners?
Many close students Of current events believe
they will not.
The editorial writer Of the Chicago Herald,
in discussing this question, says:
eve think it will be a long time before the
private owners will ever get the public tele-
graphs back into their hands. AS matter OF
fact, the private managers who have been con-
trolling the telegraph systems and exploiting
them for their private profit might as well say
goodbye to their former graft. The people OF
the United States will never again consent to
the severance Of the telegraph system from the
postal system.
Zone Of the greatest benefits that will come
from public ownership and operation OF the
telegraphs will be the liberation Of the news
from private control The government will
never permit any monopoly Of news-sending
It will never permit any private monopolistlc
control Of the avenues over which news IS sent.
And this will be great benefit and real bless
ing to the country.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
mt PUBLIC OWNERSHIP of every one of
LARGE ARMY OF MEN TRANSFERRED TO
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES

1t is claimed that jobs in essential industries
were given last Thursday to about 10000 men
in Illinois heretofore employed in nonessential
occupations. Under the new work or fight law,
every man of draft age must be employed in
some occupation essential to the winning OF the
war.
This is only beginning. According to John
B. Densmore, Director General of the United
States employment service, the government
plans to withdraw between 100000 and 4,0OO,
600 from nonessential industries within a year
There will also be readjustment of skilled la
Dor.
The essential industries are those concerned
in munition production, coal mining, farming,
railroading and construction work for some
branch Of the government, and the making of
any product directly or indirectly supplied to
the government.
It is now announced that no employer whose
force Of unskilled men exceeds 100 can recruit
his labor in any other way than through the
United States employment bureau Employers
of labor in nonessential industries are even for
hidden to advertise for workmen except under
the supervision Of the local representative Of
the government employment bureau.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
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LEAVES OF HEALING

Gas soon as the war is over and times become
normal, government ownership and operation OF
the telegraphs will also result in cheaper SER
vice and in better service.
cit is a well-known fact that both the tele-
graph monopoly and the telephone monopoly
have discouraged invention and have steadily
refused to install devices which would greatly
expedite and cheaper service
Experts who ought to know, and who are
men of integrity and good reputation, have
stated that telegraph messages could be sent at
a profit for less than one-fourth the prices
charged by the private monopoly All that is
needed to cheaper the service is better equip
ment, the adoption Of better devices, and dras-
tic squeezing out Of the water injected so hber-
ally into the stocks and the securities OF the
corporations which have had monopoly of
the telegraphic business of the country.
eve must never let any Of the public utilities
return again to the control of private owners.
ssThe people have taken over the operation of
the railroads, and now they are about to take
over the operation of the telegraphs and the op-
Grafton Of the telephones.
perhaps it will be sufficient to rest content
with PUBLIC OPERATION of all these public
utilities until we have won the war. But when
that job is out Of the way we should then fol-
low up the good work done in taking over the
operation of these utilities by making perman-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03

tonnage of 100000 were commissioned.
Charles NJ Schwab, Director General of the
Emergency Fleet corporation, declares that the
production Of ships in American yards alone
was rs per cent of the total tonnage sunk by
submarines during June.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
"LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED

&c. ZoN say to you, using these words of the Christ
Let not your heart be troubled will be all right 1t will
be all right There things that would rather not
talk ALL Oh let turn faces to the future
Every man has his day. and every has his night You
are having your day. and you will have your night Jesus
Christ the Son of Cod said time Il must work the
works of Him that sent Me while it is day. for the night
cometh when no man work. If Jesus had His day and
had His night you and will have our day and we will
have night God has given the day and He to u.s.
Prepare for eternity Do all the good you warn the
Sinners and help the SICK and the time will come when the
last opportunity will be gone; and, my sinner friend here
today the time will when the Holy Spirit will woo
no more The time will when you will not have the
privilege sitting in service like this when you will have
opportunity to hear the voice of consecrated or
warning you to and give yourself to God Oh,
every and ought to shed tears over
some of the people in ZION CITY They in
dition than of the people in the sms OF Chicago
These had the light of the Son of Righteousness they
have heard the of the Son of God calling they have
turned their upon the light they have and
are trampng under their feet the beautiful principles that
has designed should rule the world under the leadership
His Son. and OH how sad that should allow these
truths to slip away.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
ARE You WAITING JESUS COMING?

render not only Belgium and all French terri
tory, but Alsace-Lorraine and probably all her
own territory west of the Rhine "
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03

there We may be aso But there is something that is
derfu yet: "And whittier go We know and the way we
know We know where Christ u.s. and know the way to
the place where He u.s. for He said, Il what? "The
Way the TRUTH and the Life So to speak, Jesus said 81
will lay down and call upon you people to tread upon Me
and walk upon Me from this world to heaven"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
THE ONLY WAY OUT OF TROUBLE

How far short have of living the Word of God.
The only way out of trouble to acknowledge mistakes
and our sins and Him who is kind loving and merci
full and He will set upon feet and bless with
from on high before
eye believe in God" Do you? Oh, this sickly thing
that called Christianity My brothers and sisters how
many church members anything than simply cold
formal ifeless individuals? How many talk about
going to heaven What would God do with them if He had
them there? Let tell my brothers and sisters you
will never take that uncomfortable temper to heaven
will never take your unceanness to heaven you will never
take that coveouness heaven that love of gold to heaven
You have got be born again and become creature
in Christ Jesus else you cannot KINGDOM OF
GOD, let alone enter into it.
The second thing: eye believe in God believe also in
Me-" Oh ought to love Jesus Christ! How you
study His life without being drawn to Him by the cords of
love and inspired say, BLESSED Jesus You loved
enough die for will love You enough to die for YOU
Believe in Jesus the Son of God. eye believe in Cod be-
eve also in Me-" Have you taken hold of the Christ with
that overwhelming unwaverng faith that dares to do and
suffer for Chrsts sake? eye believe in Cod believe also in
Me- Now have two things.
A REAL-A TRUE HOME THE FoRETAsTE HEAVEN
The third thing "In My Fathers house many"
what?
VOICES: 'Mansons.")
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
DESIRE For FAMILY REUNION

Now there is something "In My Fathers house
are many mansions if not So would have told YOU
go prepare place for you And if go and prepare
place for you will again, and receive you unto Ny
self that where there We may be ALSO. That is
sweet thought You know Jesus assembled to His Father
While He is there know thing that He doing What
that? II go prepare place for And if to pre-
pare place for there u.s. of course something
VOICES: II will again.
He is coming again. This is about the most beautiful
thing of ALL is it not?
(VOICEs: "Yes.'')
Did you ever have the experience mother, when your
had been gone for years. of getting letter saying
that coming by certain train and you counted the
days and the night before could not sleep any,
you up bright and early the morning and
waiting your boy? You have all had these experiences
ARE You WAITING JESUS COMING?
What is attitude this afternoon, ZION? Jesus sald
81 will again. Do believe it with all hearts,
and if believe it, ready for His coming? II will
come again. and receive you unto Myself; that where
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03

First, "beleve in Cod" second, believe also in Me"
and third In My Fathers house many mansions I'm
Ny Fathers house, think that true home is about
the only foretase that have here and know
home father and mother and children pity you
husbands wives who have children Why 40 you not
take some sweet little child who has been forsaken by his
parents and raise him up Home is not home where there
are no children You know that The most beautiful sight
on Gods earth is to loving husband loving wife, and
loving daughters gather around the table at Christ
mas time or Thanksgiving Day. tell can never for
get one home in which entertained where there were
twelve sons and daughters father and mother twelve sons
daughters and all of them Christians except the young
est boy Eleven of those and daughters lovely
Christian characters and think it OF the most
beautiful sights have witnessed held revival for
thirty days in that town. prayed in that home and
we prayed for conversion of that The father
said to me- could only that boy saved that would
be the last desire of my life gratified"
Oh home do not want interfere with the home life
do not like to see many meetings night and would like
things kept within reasonable bounds that every
family could spend certain time at home like to cultivate
the home life Home is the foretaste of heaven I'm My
Fathers house many" - what?
VOICES: ""Mansions.")
"My Fathers housew God is our Father. "In My
Fathers house are many Mansions that is, there is
room for all.
THE GRANDEUR AND GLORY OF COPS HOUSE
The universe is the house Of Cod What a beautiful
house it isl God has made very beautiful house. has He
not of you who here at the concert the other
night saw some pictures New Zealand scenery they
beautiful they not? God made them Dr. Dowie was
perfectly right his teaching the beautiful God made
beautiful world He did not make plain sky. He could
have made plain sky and painted it black but He made
beautiful sky and studded with thousands OF stars and
the sun and the Look at the earth What beautiful
earth He made When you read the Book Of Genesis you
will find that He made trees that pleasant to
the eyes we'll trees that good for food And He
has given us an infinite variety Of trees and grasses and
flowers and stones OH what beautiful things He has
made and all for HIS children to enjoy!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-03
Tabernacle Addresses
By Wilbur Glenn Voiva
LET Not Your Heart Be
Troubled"
Continued from issue Of June 8th)
THE UNIVERSALLY OF BELIEF IN GOD

The fact of the matter is all men believe in God.
Whenever says he is inidel he is liar After
ALL Robert G. Ingersol believed in God He stood at the
grave of Walter Whitman and delivered that interesting
oraton portion of which reads follows "Who knows
but that the close of this life is but the beginning OF more
glorious fe who knows but that the setting of mans
here but the dawn of glorious day yonder
Some may say that is only Bob ngersolls oratory and
rhetorc but tell you down deep in his heart he did believe
the existence of the Eternal God do not know Of
any living who says that he does not believe in God
but that down deep in his heart he does believe in God You
wait until has followed to the grave child that
the idol of his heart and sit down. that mans are
being washed with tears, and ask him. Do believe in
God? Would you like to your child again? Do you be-
eve all there of your child has been put there in the
cold damp earth and you will find every time with bowed
head heart full of sorrow the better nature will assert
ITSELF and the answer will be sometimes WELL would like
to believe in Cod
But my brothers and sisters, am not talking to theo-
retcal indes today may be talking to practical
ndes to and who sit in the Sunday School and
study this Word and ask YOU you living it? Are you
living it?