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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

Mans Land; Garland J.. Moore,
third class coxswain in the L. S. navy,
VINO has made l3 trips to France and
was granted 500 and a 3O-day fur
Tough for sighting submarine, and
is spending his furlough on the
special train in behalf OF the Lib
erty loan drive.
Speakers on the Train.
Ihere were other speakers, too,
business men, older men who can't
go overseas, but at moments no
tice give their time TO win the war.
They are Charlie O'COnnor or
Boulder, Col: j. +. Parker, Kansas
City: Rev. w, H. Moore and Rev.
Gardner OF Arkansas City, and Pat
Gavin Of Muskogee.
Weapons OF defense used bv the
American troops and allied soldiers.
as well as all conceivable kinds of
instruments of torture. hellish in
their ingenuity, captured from the
Huns in the recent drives. formed
one OF the most telling exhibitions
ever seeh in Tulsa in the interest OF
war loan.
Heavy artillery camouflaged as
when used at the front, mounted on
flat cars; cannon and field pieces
weighing five tons each. and
charged with shells 16 inches in di-
ameter and carrying 1886 pounds OF
high explosives, give one an idea OF
the immensity Of modern warfare.
Machine guns, German mausers.
rifles. trench knives, dirks, bayonets.
hand grenades and bombs Of every
description and of every variety used
hy the armies OF the earth engaged
In the war OF nations. were viewed
by practically every Tulsan that
could manage to he present.
Flares to light No Mans Land,
producing a brilliant light for sew
eral minutes. to the dismay of wir-
ing parties, and all the pharapher-
malta used by the modern fighting
man was the center OF admring in
terest.
The greatest part of the German
weapons in this exhibit were taken
by the American troops at the bat
tie Of Chateau Thierry less than two
ago, while the soldiers ac-
the train had all seen
service on the western front.
The grewsome relics and barbar-
Gus instruments OF warfare used by
the Eup brought the war home, to
Tulsa, and the increased interest in
the war and wiping out the
Huns will surely have its effect in
putting the fourth Liberty loan over
the top with vengeance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
KNOXVILLE MILLIONAIRE
HELD ON FRAUD CHARGES

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct. w.
J. oliver, millionaire manufacturer
and ten empolyes were arrested to-
night on warrant OF n military in
telligence officer, charging consplra-
cy fraud and sabotage in the manu-
facture Of defective shells. which did
not fire true and were dangerous to
United States soldiers. over 500, 900
is alleged TO have been secured ille-
gally.
The government this afternoon
seized the plant of the w. j, Oliver
Manufacturing company. of which
the individual defendants are Off
GERS and foremen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
SAPULPA NO HARD FOE
WHEN TULSA DIGS IN

Sapuipa proved as easy a foe on
the gridiron as Bristow. the suburb
town boys giving up the struggle
90 to 0. 1t was a slow, uninterest
in" game, and Tulsa boys almost
run themselves to death toting scores
across the chdll; line.
Dale Carter and Herman Weinicki
won the distinguished service cross
Five OF the team suffered from one
thing or another and didn't get into
the game-but with a real team
against 1t, Tulsa would have made
a wonderful showing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
IN 900 SAW LOAN
SPECIAL IN TULSA
Another Proof That Tulsa Is Vi
taDy Interested In "ar-M"ny
war Heroes Accompany Train.
LIKE TULSA'S RECEPTION
Larger Crowd Than at Muskogec-
war Trophies Interesting, Espc-
CialIy German Guns.

Tulsa 8 patriotism and loyalty was
again proven when more than 10000
Tulsa people passed through the
Fourth Liberty Loan Special las,
night. as 1t stood for exhibition on
the Frisco tracks, or stood by the
hundreds and listened to the soldiers
Who had seen overseas service give
their message, and other speakers
who had left their business to speak,
,nat the loan might go over the top
in every town.
Twice as many viewed the train
as did at, the Muskogee fiar and
nowhere have we hoi such IN ap
precative and ratien audience.
lid j, F. Park,r o. Kansas City.
kho is with the train
private Hayes OF Co. +. 18th in
fantry, 26th division. gave his talk
without saying "A word, but he was
applauded with three rousing
cheers He held an empty sleeve to
,the audience. His arm had been
Saxon off to the elbow, while he was
on guard in No Mans Land by a
German hand grenade.
He's n Real Fighter.
inc lnlTOuufllpIl " StI6l. Elllll
Gravellc, one OF the famous French
blue devils with The 29th Chasseurs.
was story in itself. He wears every
medal given by the French govern
ment; the medal militaire. the Croix
de Guerre with two citations from
his general and three from his
colonel and the bravo Serb given
him by the King OF Serbia. He has
fought in six countries and all along
the present battle line in France. In
French, Sergeant Gravelle expressed
the thanks Of his people to America,
and said our soldiers are wonderful,
fad that soon we will be victorious.
His message in English was, >"buy
bonds"
Other speakers throughout the
evening were Sergeant Harndan of
Plattsburg, Mo, who served two
years in the French artillery before
America entered the war and inter
prets for Sergeant Gravelle; Private
Harmon OF Kansas city, who, when
oyersea was a patrol leader in No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

THE organization and information
section, headed by Elliott d. Smith,
will have charge OF general plannins
and the advising OF state councils as
to organization methods and tho
best methods OF carrying on their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Dcnounccd PolYRnmY.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. oct. A.
President Joseph +, Smith OF the
Mormon church arose from sick
bed today to address the semiannual
conference OF the members Of that
organization and to strongly de-
nounce the practice OF polygamy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Professor Dead.

COPENHAGEN. Oct. 4.-Profes-
sor Wilhelm Paczowaki. director OF
the information department at the
University OF Berlin. Is dead. He
was 81 years old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
FIELD Staff Created.

There Is also being created n field
staff. the members of'which will he
the executive link between the field
division and the particular group
OF states allotted TO each member
of this staff.
Under the direction OF Mrs. NJ.
e. Martin, there is being created
the Americanizatlon section which
will handle the dissemination OF edu-
cational information, paying special
attention to the problems OF Amer
icanization. This section will also
take over the work In educational
propaganda formerly handled by the
women's committee, and will mob
iliZe and stimplate the spiritual re-
sources of the country.
"a speakers section, under the
direction OF Frederick l.. Allen, will
obtain, organize and route speakers
throughout the country, while DR.
Jesslca n. Peixotto will he in charge
Of the child conservation section"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-02
|RAKUsACI POPR RAyUJf IA
|JATE cECHY A SLOvAKY

Bern, svycarsko, 3. cerven-
|ce. Vfdensky list Neue Freie
Presse prinasf zpravu, ze, 800
Geskoslovenskych vojfnd zaja-
tych u Montella bylo lined ODE
seno. Podobnym zpdsobem 81
"a ruskeho polnfho tazenf poci
mali ] Rakusaci kazdym zaja-
tym cechem neb Slovakem az
do DOLBY kdy rakouskym To-
trdm bylo cechy pohrozeno, ze
"a kazdeho popraveneho Ce-
choslovaka houpati Sc bude 10
Nemcd neb Mad'ari. Po pro
hlasenf teto odvety bylo dalsi
popravovanf zastaveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-02
SBfRKA MA CICARETY PRO
DOBROVOL. ESKOSLOVEN-
SKE ARMADYS Cd cESKO-
SLOvENSKYC HOCHo v
CAMP PERRY, OHIO.

Nasleduifci pfisp9li: Ant. Lu
kasek S1.75, sAd. Tonka s1.75,
Pavel Jurkovic $1.2O, Franti-
Sex Brosta ST., Josef sasek ST,
Josef Petr ST, Vaclav Smftka
81, Frantisek zak ST., Josef XII
ma 81, Jar s..liezek 81, Miro
slav Pospfsil' ST., BedFich Jflek
81, Karel Fort 81, Josef sfstek
81, Petr Vido 81. Jan stefanfk
81. Josef Proxies soc, Franti-
Sex capek SOC, Vaclav Wild so
{, Stanislav Hales SOC. Yaclav
Mala SOC, Jindfich Nsmec so
&. Jan Samec SOC. Josef Kulina
Soc, Jan Tursa SOC, Milov Kra-
ic SOC, Frant. Seem Soc. Jan
Smola SOC. Andy Rebarsky SO
e, Jan PoiAk SOC, Stepan No
wax Soc. Joe Hunll SOC. Ven
del Miseika Soc, Ignac Kosari-
Can SOC. AntDn Morrison so. 10
sef Letko 25c. Ian Lazovik 25
{, Paul Palcic 25c. Stvr Ba1ori
&c, Jaknb nobosr 25c Joe zai
~ 25c. Stuv Roberts PIC. Mike
0stas 25c Vaclav Hovorka ST..
Celkeu $500.
4 PfijaI JOS. Masek.
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BOIJkE KIADENSKEHO LIDU.
ivYPLENENI KNlzEclcH MI INC. I
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelaf.

8Ge6kOS0VenSka l1SKOVa hancelaT.
ashington. D. C Arnericky tisk pfines pred nedav
em zpavu popeneni knfzecfch stat
houffc du kfaje kadenskeho Dnes mhzem potvrdit
zpravy y iako pravdive nak pfehnane Nebof pred
soudem prazskm sto echo dnech jese as 300 osob
pred vojenskym soudem prazskm as 80 osob cast
tbouffch plenenf mlynn statkt " kraji kadensken
Neni podrobnych zprav ysech sb9hych udaostech pf
boufich onech protoze rakous konkovaa akou
koy zmfnku bOufich tech Sesk5ch sech aby patrna
byo pffkadu pro ne kraje ceske vfdensky sk imo
cialistickou Arbeiterzeitung veci Sc nerozepsal.
DIE zmnen6ho stu jehoz zprava vSak olest6na konfis
kacf dvou msech s1castno bour mnoho set lid
bot jenom zatcen5ch byIo n9kolik set
Mnoho denikh bylo take chladn9 zasfeleno mnoho
ch tezce DIE toho mozno 81 ucnt predavu
sahu bouff, hladem zoufaleho lidu.
prv6 Fade slo 1tok organsovanych skupin mlyny
sodoy knzete Fuersenberga. Pf tocfch zrfzenc
knfzecf uz sfenych zbranf pozdeji pfso Get
nictvp vojsko I
Prvni obzaovani pred prazskym soudem by: sedm hos
chn Cd Ia do Is let 20 Zen dvek vku cd 15 do SO let
Jeden dospat mug! Otcove rodn jsou veses yoka po
ku ovsem z nezahynui bojist! Hosi jak
zalob9, byh qozbrojen kyji Rada Zen soudnf
Il ma kline mala decka live to mrtvoy, kost vyhube
nekolikaetym stradanfm hadem.
D1lnfci sdcastnvs bouf jsou souzen vojenskym
DEM protoze denfci kadenkych hut tovren sou souca
J sti ."armady'.
Boufe odehray pocatkem kvetna. ze dojde dalsfm
vSech stranach e dnes so uvaz opet zmensena
davka cheba 1000 gamd 1900 bez nahrady ez
yIbec nen dostanf..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-02
zE ScHczE vELKORADU
srxItS oEfIo ~ s. IN. S.

v poslednf schulz velkofadu
stktul Ohio, dne %. cervna. zno
WI bylo dokazano, ze Jednota
G.. s. P. S. vzdy a vsude jest
loyalnf ku sve adoptovane Via
sti, nebof bylo usneseno vyzva-
I'll ysecky Rady, by dTednfci
techto ucinili seznam vsech Gle
nd, ktefi zakoupili Liberty
Bonds a bratri kteff kupujf
War Savings Stamps. Prisla do
ba, kdy ma povfdani 0 nasi To-
yalit6 k presidentu Spojenych
StatI Sc mic media, dnes musfme
miti zde n6co cerne ma bflem a
proto bude nutno, ably lfednfci
i bratri 81 nutnost tuto uvedo-
mill, nebot Amerika bude ma
mas hled9t re stanoviska Ame-
riky amy, chceme-li byti dobry
mi Americany, musfme pax roz
hodne vyhoveti. Dale bylo u
sneseno odkoqpiti "a 800 War
Saving Stamps pro "Zaloznf
Fond.
Stran oslavy 4. cervence
tajemnfk oznanf clenstvu v Ca
sopisech, jak Sc zachovati. il
sto vsak Jest, ze povinnost k
Americe zada mas, abychom v
hromadnem poctu Sc vSemi pra
pory s1fastnili Sc privodu, kite
~ bude manifestac{ vsech ma
rodn, ktere zdesnasly sv6 domo
w. "A ze mi cecho-Slovaci ne
smfme zhstatiina poslednfm mi
ste. Jest pfirozen6.
Dale pojednano zaIezitosti
We statu Iowa, kde guverner
Harding ma " umySlu ZaveStl
z&kon, ktery by zakazoval We
fejn6 pouzfvati jiny jazyk nez
anglickt.
Jedn6nf toto ovsem ncnf q:
Inerick6 = my jako opravdovf
Americani' duchen protestuie-
re prot takovkmu jednanf a
proto jmenem Velkof&du q
vsech odffzenych RAdd zasf-
lame protest, nebot my, tfeba
cAsky mluvfcf, pfec jsme Ame-
rikanmi srdcem skutkv sv1mi.
AL. ]. Kubfcek,
tai. Velk. st. O.
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GESKE LISTY o.. CERvENCI.
DEMONsTRACE PoRoBENYcH NARODU v
AMERICE.
.Ceskosloyenska Tiskova Kancelar.

Y sEEI19# ls gCeskOslOvenska Tsk0va Kance1aT.
Washington, D. C. - Lidove Noviny mimi ovsem il
ne ceske % pnasejf tuto zpravu Amercky narodn vaek
demonstrated potacovanych narodnost Berlin, kvetna
President Wilson bude oslavovat ervenec americk narod
nj svatek ako svatek vsenarodn tim dceem pozve Ell
sasany; Cechy, Sovaky, PoakH ke pouz teto pfezost
ably demonstrovai pro svoje narodni pozadavky!
(Jist9 kazdy mas krajan Americe nyn pochopf proc
N&rodnf Rada Ceskoslovenska Americe kade p
savnostech A. scervence tax velky d1raz.)
World's cresset., 1918-03-14

euripides and German Short
and this club it has its books Ga
the cupboard in toe oaurch,
Bro, Goodwin bas key TO-, the
church and when club aiot 4este...
ing be lcoks up and down the
street then sneaks in and helps
hisself 70 the books which the,
club cant find next friday whet
they meet and sometimes
Gorkey and Aristophanes must
20 down the line and wait q
week.
But they caught him ia the act
and Brother Goodwin is az mad
as genuises ever get they are
halfmad 1T best as everyone
knows. and Goodwin is genius Il
ever was one Good win picks out
book takes takes same home ard
next day get letter from Sister
Byam saying Bring said book
and psy forfeit in candy for
whole club, Brother Goodwin
figuring how much it coat at SO
candy tacuories figures be loses
two bucks says the reading 10
rotten any way and be don't
envy club members he was ~
lied thai be wsnt up to Mime
polls to cool off
World's cresset., 1918-03-14
TO CRESsET.

If you have the space Bro Ed.
The Scene in Gods last days are
crowds OF men. aud women
closely surrounding the Ed. with
soma friendly and some bitterly
hostile. He is kept busy by
ans wering their questions and
healing their diseases: caus ed
by the gross darkness OF the
one man theory. The Ed. OF
WORLDS OREsSET 10 -
wrapped up in his teachings
90 enthusiastic in his work,
tuat men who Tue neither
euthusiam nor Ideas can not
understand him. they say IN
these days he is all right;
means well:i is q fine character.
BIT really he is not practical the
world is against MIN. What
car one man do? the second
paragraph tell us what one mao
can and is ioing, and what The
one man theory nas done, and
caused: by wrong teaching of
Gods blessed word. So trustly
each reader may be free heart
ed in this time Of war and light
for pure Democracy: and not
th,nk how we would help tie
poor il we had the money; but
let Us taAe these davs as they
come. ard live ,hem one ats
time, cheerfully: hopefully, help
fu,y, bus'ly. and unafraid.
MAY the Ed. enjoy the CHECK
; enclosed for CRESSET paper
I rem..in yours for old glory
humanity, and civilization
Earl q, Smith. l>e
!, Myrtle Ark.
World's cresset., 1918-03-14
C. G. G..

Brother Horace Olson gone to
q college in Ohio to preach
Euclid gospel be been down at
u of G counting the miles to
mars and thence over into the
milky wav. he says there's 80
much frost up in that direction
be cant see the figures on his
measuring stick.
Sister Ruth Forsman still
studing french. way she talks j,
we wonder what the french
ever done to her, or what w
ever done to her.
Sister Esther does most o
the cooking now and SisteI
Agnes along toward end o: weel
comes in for a meal Or two,
Az news is scarce l will fini
of hoping to see this in print.
World's cresset., 1918-03-14

shall build the old waste places:
thou shalt raise up the founda
tions Of many generations; and
thou shalt be called, The
repairer of the breach The
restorer of paths to dwell in"
Isa. 56-12)
Here 10 the one who is 10 be
the Salvation unto the ends of
the earth.
!. W. have addressed our Read
ers on this Subject lnorder to
let them know that there is q
great day coming; which will
manifest, the last and great work
Of cod, in and by q character,
VINO has been chosen for the
purpose of completing bis work
of Salvation, for this reason he
is called Gods Salvation unto
the ends of the earth.
Wher.fore We hope that ou,
Readers may see the importance
OF the work. and turn into the
army of God. And come snf
help press the battle 10 the gate
And let US have war to cease
forever, and this can easily be
done by US, II we ali oome up tt
the help of the Lord. And la
the Salvation which God ha'
spoken Vt in our Text be mad
manifest.
World's cresset., 1918-03-14
Well! Wel1!! Well!
Feb. 20, 1918.

Feb. 20. 1918.
Bro. Hubbart OF Delaware
where have you been all winter.
Is il possible these cold winter
days have forced you TO take pen
in hand to keep your mind from
free zing? And you thought it
might be possible that We had a
pen up here or q typewriter or
suchlike to use to warm up your
cold heart so that you might feel
that the rays of another summer
sun had come upon you. Yes we
sur ely hate and we are using it
fright nov, for we do bste to see
q man shiveriDgaDd cold when
we can take him in out Of the
storm. Again, Well, Well. Well:
| And hows the hood anG Marian
and Sister Faith and can she
cook as OF yore guess she can
and more SO.
l been watching honor roll TO
see your name been worried lots
Of Cresseters remiss il money
matters. l must ask old Dear
Please read when my own sub
script. n is up or be will put q
similar degree on me like you
got. A Old Time Friend
World's cresset., 1918-03-14
Bro. Berrett Sees
Snakes.
CREssET Bureau, Chicago.
Feb. 20 1918.

OhkoSEI bureau, OulCaSO.
Feb. 20 1918.
Especial Correspondenco)
Great excitement pfevailedin
McClurg machine shops the
other day when Bro. Berp EFT
seen something he vas prowlipz
around amongst the jungle hooks
looking here and there shopping
about to see il he could spot any
loose change or something.
Friends seen him and shop de
tective pat on his trail. Pretty
soon be gave yell and jumped
hack something fierce With wild
LOOK over front part Of bis head
then turned white like a fresh
laundered sheet, Sister Forsmau
Bro, Morris and others too
numerous to mention hasted To-
his relief, smelling salts and
other first aid dope admi nistered
and nurse sent for.
What did you see they ask
him? Look in there, be said look
in there, and pointed to shelf,
E: Brother Morris locked. and
there was lizard right up against
The Call Of the Wild by Jack
Lunnon it was hanging on a
string and looked something
awful. Brother Morris and
brave young ladies' attact II, it.
was only Tin lizard bopped In
from toy department next door.
Massey lizard nassy lizard, said
Brother Morris. scare the big
man, nassy lizard.
: Brotter Berrett he steers
Iclear OF Jungle books COW he
, browsee In highbrow stuff
Cicero's Biography or the ulti.
\ mate concept Of the priori and
! so forth, ....
/ Poor Brother Berrett,
World's cresset., 1918-03-14
SALVATION,

them tha, look for him shall be
appear the second time without
sin unto salvation" Heb. 9-2S.)
Salvation suall he our main
subject. Yet, In connection
with it we shall speak of Christ's
second coming. For the reason
that our Text says. that to those
that look for him, He shall ap'
pear unto them. without sin unto
salvation. Then we learn that
when Christ who is our life shall
appear to them that are looking
for bim-We shall be like him.
aud see him as be is. For he
shall appear without sic nnto
salvation. Then we must ask,
Where and in what manner, shall
we look for Sa'vationG Well We
read:
And he said, 1t is . light
thing that thou shouldest be my
servant to raise up the tribes OF
jacob, and to restore the
preserved of Israel: l will also
give thee for light 80 the
Gentiles, that thou mayest be
my salvation unto the END OF the
EARTH" Issiah. 49-6 u
Who is this, that shall be the
Salvation OF God. unto the ends
OF The earth? Well we shall let
the word answer, who this is,
that is to be Gods salvation uu
to the ends Of the earth, just
read what LIE says about himself:
listen. o isles, unto me;
and hearkeu. ys people. from
afar: The Lord hath called me
from the, womb. from the bowels
Of my mother bath be made
mention Of my name.
And be hath made my mouth
like q sharp sword; in the
shadow CT bis band hath he bic
me, and made me.a polishes
shaf,; in bis culver hath he h'e
me-" Usaish. Al -2)
Dear reader just read tb'
meaning of what is quoted above
this character had an early call
ipp-Anda from the womb BIZ
name Israel was mentioned
And the Lord said to him
thou art nv servant o Israel IL
whom I will be glori6ed." Jos
now listen to the answer to this
Then I said. l have labeure
in vain, I have spent NJ
strength for noueht, and in vair
vet surely my judgment is wit
the Lord, and ny work with m
God" lisa. 49-4,)
This, third party says | ha'
labored in vair, and spent b
strength for nothing, :, Yet h
says his judgments IS with b
Lord Christ and bis work wiz
bis God. Then. after sayir
wba. we have named above
shov that it was not Chri
talking. Then The charact
tolls Us what God said to biz
Please read.
And now, soith the Lo
that formed me from the won
to be his servant, IT, bring Jac'
again to him, Though Israel
not gathered, yet shalt !
glorious in the eyes Of the Lol
and my God shall be I
strength" lisa. 4o-5)
And in this verse He speclt
the three again by saying
will be glorious in the eyes
the Lord (Ohri>tl and my 7
shall be my strength" "A
RI
World's cresset., 1918-03-14

ouyAIiSSs "hIou ooo W
fou nd in Gods eternal truths.
"a servant Of God to raise up
the tribes of Jacob. and to re-
store the preserved OF Israel
Is this allp No it is not, God
gives him to be a light to the
Gentiles, Is this all? No it is not.
Still a greater thing, that is, to
5s God g Salvstion unto the end
of the earth. If the man is to
be Gods Salvation unto the ends
of the earth, there Is no wonder
10 Paul speaking in our Text in
the manner be did. when he
spoke nj Christ's Second coming,
And that he would come with
out sin unto Salvation. This
character being Coos Salvation
unto the ends Of the earth. re.
veals unto as, the great word OF
the Restitution. For he must
restore the preserved of Israel.
So We must ask, who 10 the
preserved of Israel, and where
are they9 And where will they
be when they are restored. This
man spoken Of above, cannot be
the Salvation of God unto the
the ends Of the earth, until be
has all the work assigned unto
him by the God of the Universe.
And Christ will not come the
second time, as some suppose,
until this work is done. And
there is much for this man to
do that we have not spoke OF In
this Article. which we will later
.onss
7 For tie present we see agreat
day of Salvation spoken of-And
this is the Word that we are con-
sidering at the. present. For
this reason We refer you 70 The
language Of David, please read.
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Israel were come outof>@zion
, when the Lord bringeth back
the captivity OF bis people, Jacot
shall rejoice and Israel shall be
lg'ad.". Psalms. 14-7.] S->>
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with them before David spoke il
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= earth; shew forth from day +
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'|-23.) Also.
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10 clothed with salvation. End II
y thy saints rel in goodness.
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;s above scripture that the Israe
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to please read. .
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salvation is come unto. 81
Gentiles, for to provoke the
70 10 jealousy.
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come out OF Sion the De'ivert
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Eo' from Jacob.
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