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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-03
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LUTHER

'Humph," humphed Mr.. Dill
worth and threw the book he had
been reading across the room.
Whats wrong, Pop?" asked
Little Luther, lodging. mo
Varga girls
"No, Luther, no." growled Mr..
Dilworth. Its that new book,
Why Women Cry, by some wo-
man named Hawes. It's a dis
gusting and disgraceful bit of
literature. It should be banned
throughout the land. Why
why, Luther, it's all about the
female sex and it makes fools out
of men
you mean sex never did that
before, Pop?"
Luther, be serious. This book
is a tragic thlng. IL mas nothlnS
to do with SEX"
"To you and the Postoffice in
spectors that's tragedy, huh,
Pop?"
"Son! Stop this insane talk at
once. / was speaking of this wo-
mans ideas. She is a red, Luther,
Luther, radical who once ran
a dress shop and :"
"Now she's advocating longer
skirts, huh, Pop?"
Nothing of the kind, Luther.
She is trying to break down the
old American tradition that wo-
mans place is in the home"
1t is, Pop? Then where's MAJ"
"Your mother is at tea,
Luther, and that's different.
This Hawes woman thinks that
all women should work in in
dustry. She is trying to destroy
the sanctity of the home. She is
a heather, Luther. She is at
tacking the God-given position of
American womanhood.
so that's why Ma always
says, oh Gawd' when she has to
do the dishes on the maids day
off, huh ?"
Don't be stupid, Luther. God
created woman from one of mans
ribs and
MANS been giving her the
rib ever since, huh, Pop?"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-03

MANY UNHAPPY RETURNS
OF THE DAY

Nazi troops are once more fac
ing Christmas deep in Russian
SHOWS.
For them life seems to be just
one white Christmas after an
other.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-03
BERCHTSGADEN BULLS EYE

Hitler was recently overheard
arguing furiously with one of his
commanders in the Russian sec
tor.
Everything you do goes
wrong" der Fuehrer cried. "Are
you crazy or am II"
Surely" the general said
b.andly, "you wouldn't have
general around who was crazy"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-03
PAPER-PAINTlNG

ATTENTION-Paper steamed. wan paper.
Ing and painting. Call T. j. schieak
Office Main 96s9
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BEGNER. AD 1859 evenings.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

Ako pa bi bill kdo pogledal
skozi zamrezeno okno, kjer je
bill zaprt svejk, bi bill opazil,
kako spita pod svejkovim ru-
skim vojaskim plaseem dive ose-
bi ma isti kavaleti in kako Str
lita izpod plasca diva para skor-
njev: ostrogani' SO bill ma
jorjevi, brez ostrog pa svejko-
vi. Lezala sta stisnjena drug k
drugemu kakor dvoje scenet.
Pa nj bilo v TEN mic zagone-
tega. Ko Sc je bill major v ma
slanjacu zbudil, ga je naenkrat
popadla zavest dolznosti, da mo-
ra nemudoma zaslisati Svejka.
Ia napad uradne dolznosti Sc
mu je pojavil S tako naglico in
ie bill izveden tako urno in od-
locno, da nj opazil :nihee, kdaj
je izginil major.
Kakor bomba je padel v straz-
nico vojaske jece major S ce-
pico po strani ter je zahteval,
maj mu kar precej odpro Arrest,
kjer je svejk, ker hoce delik-
venta nanovo zaslisati.
Tako torej je dospel major
ponoci k svejku. Njegova zad-
MIA zahteva je bila, maj mu IL
roce kljuc aresta.
Narednik pa je to v nekem
poslednjem obupnem razumeva-
nju svojih dolznosti odklonil,
kar je napravilo ma majorja ne
madonna krasen vtisk.
"Vi svinjska banda!" je kri-
cal major "Ako bi mi izrocili
kljuc, bi vam bill re pokazal .,.
Krucihiml donnervetr, zaklenite
me torej in izginite!!"
V lin mad dverci je v zamre.
zeni laterni dajala petrolejka s
privitim stenjem tako motno
svetlo, da je major jedva nasel
svejka, XII je potrpezljivo cakal
stojec v vojaski stoji oh svoji
kavaleti, kaj Sc razvije IL tega
obiska. Mislil je, da bo najlep-
Sc, ako poda gospodu majorju
rapport, zato je zakrital strum-
no: "Pokorno javljam, gospod
major, en- zaprt MOI, a sicer nit
novega!"
Major Sc naenkrat nj moge
spomniti, cemu je prav "a pray
prisel semkaj, zato je rekel
''Rut! kje imas tega zaprtegs
moza ?"
"Pokorno javljam, to sem JAZZ
gospod MAJOR" je rekel Swell
ponosno.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

minut hi jo imeli cello krstnim
listom."
Kuratu je postalo vroce, a
svejk je govoril dalje: me bi
verjeli, gospod feldkurat, kako
moralen in posten je bill Fau-
styn. Cd zensk, katere je po-
iskal On oddajal po sobah, nj
wei nikoli niti krajcarja diskre-
CHE, a incl je svojo tarifo: mo-
DIRE oci SO veljale sestico, crne
petnajst krajcarjev, a vse je
zracunal dopodrobna ma listku,
XII ga je izrocil gostu. Gene so
bile jako mike. Ia zensko brez
intelligence je bilo doplacati Sc
stico, ker je stal ma staliscu, da
je TAXA ordinarna figura mnogo
zabavnejsa nego omikana da-
ma Neki vecer pa je prisel
Faustyn k meni strasno razbur-
jen in nesvoj, kakor bi ga bill
pravkar potegnili izpod resilne-
ga okvira cestne zeleznice in mu
ukradli Sc uro po vrhu. Najprej
sploh nj mic govoril, samo il
zepa je izvlekel steklenico ru-
ma, Sc napil, podal meni in re-
kel: "Pij!' TAX nisva govorila
mic, dokler nisva popila vsega
ruma. Naenkrat pravi: "Prija-
tell, bodi tax priiazen: odpri
okno, JAZZ sedem ma okno, a tt
me zgrabi "a noge in me vrzi il
tretjega nadstropja doll! Meni
nj treba mic drugega, samo to
poslednjo tolazbo, da sem nasel
prijatelja, XII mi je pomagal S
, sveta. JAZZ ne morem ziveti vec,
kajti JAZZ, posten clovek, sem to-
zen zaradi kuplarstva kakor
kaksen judovski priganjac. Mas
hotel je vendar prvovrsten, vse
tri sobarice in moja zena imajo
knjizice in MISC dolzne zdravni-
ku "a vizite niti krajcarja. Ako
me imas lie majhno rad, tax me
vrzi il tretjega nadstropja: daj
mi to poslednjo tolazbo'' Reke]
sem mu torej, maj zleze ma okno
in sem ga pahnil doll. - Mic sc
ne ustrasite, gospod feldkuratn
svejk je stopil ma pricno ir
potegnil S seboj vojnega kura.
ia: "Poglejte, gospod feldku'
rat, takole sem ga zgrabil in ga
sunil navzdol."
svejk je dvignil kurata, ga
spustil ma tia in medtem ko sc
je prestraseni kurat pobiral
tai, je govoril svejk dale: "Tal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
Nadaljevanje)

Vojni kurat Sc je zamislil, a
VISA duhovna tolazba Sc mu je
zdela nekam tezavna, ceprav Je
incl poprej re vso osnovo goto-
vo, kaj in kako bo govoril z
dragim sinkom. O najvecjem
usmiljenju ma sodni dan, ko
vstanejo Cd smrti vsi vojni zloa
cini z vrvmi okoli vratov in ka-
ko bodo, ker so Sc skesali, spre-
ieti milostno kakor Oni desni
razbojnik IL Novega zakona.
Incl je pripravljeno morda emo
izmed najlepsih duhovnih to-
lazb, XII maj hi sestojala IL treh
delov.
"Dovolite, gospod feldkurat,
re pet nlinut sedite kakor mu-
tee. Ma vas Sc precej pozna, da
ste prvic v arestu," ga je zbu-
dill svejk.
"Prisel sem," je dejal resno
kurat, "zaradi duhovne tolaz-
be-"
"Kaj lie innate zmerom S to
duhOvnO tolazbO? JAZZ, gOspOd
feldkurat, sc ne cutim tako moe
mega, da bi vam mogel dati to-
lazbo. Ali pomislite samo to, da
niste niti prvi niti zadnji field
kurat, XII je prisel "a omrezje.
Sicer pa, da povem po resnici,
gospod feldkurat, JAZZ nimam tt
ste zgovornosti, da bi mogel ko-
ga V njegovem tezkem polozaju
temeljito potolaziti. Enkrat sem
to poskusal, a Sc mi nj posebno
dobro obneslo. Kar sedite zopet
lepo k meni, da van to povem,
Ko sem stanoval V Opatski uli-
ci, sem incl tam prijatelja
Faustyna, portirja V hotelu. Bill
je jako dober clovek, posten in
priden. VISA dekleta z ulice je
poznal, in lahko ste k njemU
priSli katerokoli uro ponoci '
hotel in mu rekli le: GospoC
Faustyn, potrebujem punco, il
on vas je precej vestno vprasal
ali blondinko, brunetko, manjso
visjo, tanko, debelo, zidovko
samico, loGeno ali omozeno, in
teligentno ali brez intelligence
svejk Sc je zaupno pritulil I
vojnemu kuratu in objemajo'
ga okoli pasu, je nadaljeVal
"Recimo torej, gospod feldku
rat, da hi rekli: Potrebujen
blondinko, visokonogo, vdovo
brez intelligence, in cez desc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

In 1941, 100000 fires caused
property damage of 100000
and an estimated loss of 10000
lives. Year-round vigilance and
care, plus the use of fireproof
building materials, are essential
to reduce the fire hazard.
The photo above shows a fire
caused by an unexplained explo-
sion, which completely gutted a
Chicago tavern and burned one
man to death. It then flashed
through a ceiling of inflam-
mable material and destroyed a
show room next door. Photo
right, shows how a gypsum par
tition between the tavern and
show room had protected the
wood studs in the wall SO we'll
that they were undamaged.
Had the ceiling as we'll as the
wall been protected with fire
proof gypsum materials, the
owner believes the show room
next door would have been saved.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

vam nj zgodilo' mic, a tudi ME-
mu Sc nj, zakaj mole okno je
bilo le trikrat wise. Faustyn je
bill namrec tako pijan, da je po-
zabil, da stanujem v Opatski
ulici v pritlicju in ne v tretjem
nadstropju kakor pred letom, ko
sem stanoval v Kremencovi uli-
ci in je takrat zahajal k meni
ma obisk."
Kurat je plasno zrl ma svej-
ka, XII je stojec mad MIN ma
pricni mahal z rokami, in zde-
10 Sc mu je,l da ina opraviti z
hlaznikom. zato je jecljal: "Da,
sinko moi, to nj bilo niti tri-
krat tako visoko," Sc hrbtenski
polagoma pomikal k vratom, ma
katera je zacel nitro razbijati in
pri tenn tako strasno jecati, da
so mu takoj odprli.
svejk je videl skozi zamreze-
no okno, kako kurat urno kora-
la cez dvorisce v spremstvu
straze in pri tenn 1.-Two gestiku-
Ira.
Nekaj minut nato je bill kurat
priglasen pri generalu Finku.
Tam je bila velika skupscina, ma
kateri so igrali odlicno ulogo
dive prijetni dami, vino in liker-
il. Cd naglega sodisca so bill
tn vsi razen infantehista, XII Jim
Je dopoldne prizigal cigarette.
Kurat je planil med ME ka-
kor strasilo; bill je bled, zasop-
lien, a resen kakor dostojen
Clovek, XII Sc zaveda, da je bill
pravkar po nedolznem oklofu-
tan.
General ga je vprasal pri-
jaznim glasom: "Kaj je s te-
boj, duhovna tolazba ~
Kurat pa je odgovoril gla-
som, polnim tragike: "Zblaznel
je!"
ITO je morala biti izdatna du-
hovna tolazba, Sc je zasmejal
general, ma kar so vsi busili V
krohot, ODE dami pa sta kura-
ia zaceli obmetavati memfi-
skami.
Ma koncu mize v naslanjacu
je kimal major, XII Sc je daj pre-
budil il svoje apatije, nalil ma
glo v dive casi nekega likerja,
81 napravil pot preko stolov h
kuratu in ga prisilil, da pie Z
MIN bratovscino. Potem Sc je
zopet odvalil ma svoje mesto.
S to pijaco je padel kurat v
hudicevo mrezo, XII ga je vabil
V svoje narocje il vseh sickle
mic ma mizi ter il pogledov in
nasmehov veselih dveh dam, Xxi
sta polozili MENU nasproti svo'
je noge ma mizo, tako da Sc je
rezal Belcebub ma kurata tud
izpod Gipkastih spodnjic. Ali dc
poslednjega trenotka nj izgubi
prepricanja, da Sc hudic igrs
"a njegovo duso in da je muce
mix.
Koncno sta ga diva generalo
va slugi odnesla ma divan '
stranski sobi. Obrnila sta ga Z
cblicjem k stem, in kurat je ta
koj zaspal. A spal je nemirno
Sanjalo Sc mu je, da opravljs
podnevi sluzbo vojnega kurata
ponoci pa da je portir v hotell
namesto portirja Faustyna, k
ga je svejk vrgel il tretjegs
nadstropja.
Zgodaj Sc je zbudil, potter
kakor mis- in preprican, da j
njegov zupnik ma Moravsken
v primeru Z MIN pravi angel.
SVejk sopet pri sVoT
maarSkompaniji.
Major, XII je predstavljal av
ditorja vceraj dopoldne ma raz
pravi proti svejku, je bill list;
figura, XII je zvecer pri general1
pill bratovscino vojnim kura
tom in dremal.
Gotovo je, da nj vedel nihce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

Svejk sopet pri svoW
marSkompa,aiji.
Major, XII je predstavljal av-
ditor:ja vceraj dopoldne ma raz-
pravi proti svejku, je bill ista
figura, XII je zvecer pri generalu
pill bratovscino vojnim kura-
tom in dremal.
Gotovo je, da nj vedel nihce,
kdaj in kako je major ponoci cd
generala odsel. Vsi so bill v
TAKEN stanje, da nj opazil nih-
&c, da je major odsoten, in &C.
neral naposled nj razlocil vec,
kdo v druzbi govori. ze mad dive
uri nj bilo majorja "a mizo, &c.
neral pa 81 je vendarle vihal
brke in neumno Sc smehl jajoc
vzkliknil: "Dobro ste povedali,
gospod major"
Zjutraj pa MISC mogli matt
majorja mixer. Njegov plasc je
visel v predsobi, sablja je bila
ma obesalniku in manjkala je le
njegova eepica. Bio je, kako,
hi bill major padel v vodo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

Americas most widely available yet least known
than 16
hundreds and products MEDICINE and food to build
paris sherock the reproo waboard Yet fey who
it's new war uses is as patterns and mod for vital war
parts of thousands of critical have
been a building
material is due to temperatures Of
crystals
been evaporated by AS result when the
buildings
protected gypsum siding waboard paser they add i'm
above. Since widely available
lumbe
Evening star., 1943-05-15
"MORTALS AND
IMMORTALS"

SERVICES
sunday IL AN. and PM. except
Third Church. 8 Pm.
Sunday School-11 AM.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING
RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAYS
SECOND AND FOURTH FRIDAYs.
1898 PM. STATION WRC.
READING ROOMS
FIRST H-1612 X St.
NV. Hours, 9 to 9 Except
WEDNESDAYS 9 to 7 and Sun
days and holidays, 2:30 to
5:30y.
SECOND CHURCH-621P Pa. Ave.
Sc. Hours, 10 to 9 except
Wednesdays, 10 to 7; Sun
days and Holidays, 2:3o to
$500.
THIRD CHURCH H-Colorad O
Bldg, 14th and G SITS. Hours,
$50 to 9 Except Wednesdays,
$3.50 to 7:30, and Sundays and
holidays, 2 to g..
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, $500 14th St., 9 to 9 week
days; Wednesdays, $50 to Z;
Sundays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
Holidays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
FIFTH CHURCH-1626 Wiscon-
sin Ave. NV. Hours, Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday, Sat-
urday, is; Tuesday, Thursday,
is, 7-9; Sundays and holidays,
rs.
Al are Belcome TO attend our church
services and use reading rooms.
Evening star., 1943-05-15
Deems Taylor Cited
For Greatest Service
To American Music
Composers, Conductors
Also Honor Toscunini,
Show, Creston and Berlin
BY the Associated Press.

BY 'ne Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May l5.-The Henry
Hadley Medal for the greatest serv-
ice to American music during the
past year was awarded last night to
Deems Taylor by the National AS
sociation for American Composers
and Conductors.
Mr.. Taylor was honored for his
broadcaSts over the Columbia Broad
casting System in connection with
the Sunday concerts of the New
York Philharmonic Symphony So
ciety: for his own compositions and
for his work first as director and now
as president of the American Society
of Composers, Authors and Pub
fishers.
Cited for outstanding services to
American music were Arturo Tos-
canini for his broadcasts of all
American programs with the NBC
Symphony Orchestra: Robert Shaw
as the years most important Amer
lcan-born conductor: Paul Creston
American composer; Irving Berlin
for his popular compositions and his
production. of This Is the Army. u
Helen Traubel as the outstanding
American interpretive artist of the
year for her successful assumption
of the Wagnerian roles at the
Metropolitan Opera House; RCA
Manufacturing Co. for its increasing
attention to the recording of Amer
ican music; Miklos Rosa as the
composer of the best film score of
the year accompanying Frank
Bucks motion picture, "Jacare
Killer of the Amazon"
Gail Kubik for the musical direc-
tlon of important documentary films
such as The World at War; Mai
Howard Bronson of the War De-
partment's Service Command for
organizing and experimenting the
distribution of musical materials to
service men; the Roth Quartet as
the chamber music organization
placing the most consistent emphasis
on contemporary American music.
Edward Hughes, president of the
National Music Council. and John G
Paine, general manager of ASCAP.
Evening star., 1943-05-15
Sunday Church Services
To beqin at Pentduon

Through arrangements by the Of
f1ce of Chief of Army Chaplains,
weekly Sunday church services will
be held in the auditorium of the
Pentagon Building starting tomor-
row.
From 1900 to 1900 are normally
on duty in the Pentagon on Sun
days.
chaplain John S. Bennett will
conduct the Protestant service at
noon. Chaplain Clement Siwinski
Will celebrate mass for Catholics at
l2:45 pm. These hours will be
maintained regularly.
The idea of Sunday services grew
out OF the popularity of the services
held during Holy Week which were
attended by more than 5000 persons
Evening star., 1943-05-15
AAA Dispenses $35, 598
In Two Neurbv Counties

Agricultural Adjustment Agency
payments totaling $35, ,598.87 have
been made to 16o farmers in Mont
gomery and Prince Georges Coun-
ties to help defray the cost of their
1912 farming programs. according
to the Maryland United States Agri-
culture Department War Board.
In Montgomery County, 1T
farmers received $34,508.78. while
43 Prince Georges County farmers
were paid sl,09009.
Evening star., 1943-05-15

Those hnptng information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
tOtth the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, Nn-
tional 1000.
Robert Perkins, II, feet z inches,
179 pounds. brown hair, wearing
| brown leather jacket, tan sleeve
less sweater, khaki pants, carrying
a canvas overnight bag. missing
from Riverdale, Md, since Thurs
| day.
Junior Saidley, s, 4 feet, 10 pounds
blue eyes, blond hair, wearing short
blue pants. tan shoes, dark blue
sweater with cream -colored front;
missing from 1915 Fifteenth street
NV, since yesterday.
Wilbur Rowles, 18, feet inches
1875 pounds. blue eyes, brown hair
wearing light gray trousers, white
shirt and black shoes; missing from
100 Todd place NE, since Thursday
David Parker, IA, S feet 8 inches
120 pounds, blue eyes, light hair
wearing overalls, brown polo shirt.
brown shoes and lumber Jacket
missing from 1873 Shepherd street
NV, since yesterday.
Margaret Spaulding, Is, S feet, l2O
pounds, blue eyes, brown hair, wear
ing tan riding pants and green re-
versible coat, and Dorothy Luckham,
IA, 5 feet 3 inches. 100 pounds, blue
eyes, light brown hair, wearing red
sweater and brown shirt; both miss
ing from Lanham, Md, since Thurs
day.
Gloria Wilson, 13, colored S feet
S inches, 1l6 pounds, wearing dark
plaid coat. blue skirt. blue blouse
and brown oXfords: missing from
1848 Third street NV, since yes
terday.
Clarence Whitaker, II, colored, 5
I feet 4 inches. 100 pounds, wearing
dark gray suit, brown shirt, gray
hat, brown and white Shoes miss
ing from 639 l. street NV, since
yesterday.
Eva Davis, II, colored, 5 feet 3
inches, 140 pounds, wearing red and
blue plaid suit, white blouse and
tan shoes: missing from sos Eigh-
teenth street NE. since THURSDAY
Sterling Mccullough, 13, colored.
4 feet 3 inches. 96 pounds; missing
from 1911 S street NV, since Wed
nesday.
Evening star., 1943-05-15
Junior Red Cross Seeks
Games for Seryjcemen

Equipment for games that will
interest servicemen. such as chess
monopoly, bingo, checkers anc
checker boards, are being sought
by the District Junior Red Cross
The Junior group this week
mailed letters to 1872 District schools
requesting that each give three
games for the recreation of service.
men. The total collection, on the
basis of initial responses, probably
will run into several thousand, it
was said.
Blood donor pledges. the District
Red Cross announced, have been
received from so Dutch residents
here, according to Netherlands EN-
bassy officials. Among them are:
Rear Admiral G. w. Stoove and his
wife; Maj Cen A. @. H. Dijxhooren
formerly Minister of Defense for the
royal Netherlands government, and
Rear Admiral J. E. Meajer Ranneft
naval attache.
Evening star., 1943-05-15
Westinghouse Leading
In Bridqe Tournament

| Washingtonians scored winning
points in the mems and women s
pair events in the Old Dominion
contract bridge championship ses-
sion last night at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Winners in the mems pair were
j. d. Boyd and Tom Wallace, l47
points; James Stone and John
Darcy, second, with 1892. and Gene
Herman and William Cheeks, third
with 1873.
In the women's pairs first place
was held by Mrs Tom Hamlin and
Mrs. Irene Surguy, 1907 points;
second place by Mrs. Clarence Zim-
mer and Mrs. w. Scott Athey. 1861,
and tied for third place at 1917
points were Mrs r. Richard of Los
Angeles and Mrs J. G. Seabourne of
New York City and Mrs. Peyton
Blamlre and Mrs. C. E. Meissner.
both of this city.
At $50 o'clock tonight the mixed
pair event will take place for the
Stockvis Trophy.
Evening star., 1943-05-15

Ezekiel the 9th chopter. In
the first verse Of the 9th chapter
we find the old prophet soyino,
He cried olso II, mine ears with
O loud voice. soyine, Cause them
thot have ohoroe over the city to
drow neor. even every mon with
his destroying weapon in his
hond."
And os we 90 on to reod the
story there we find six men come
ond stood in the cote of the city
thot Ileth toword the north.
God sold every man had
slaughter weapon in his hond.
Then we ore told one come
who wos clothed in white linen,
and he had writer's ink horn
by his side, and they went in ond
stood beside the brozen oitor.
The greet God of Isroel cried
out and called to the men clothed
with white linen and had
writer's ink horn by his side.
The Lord sold to him, 40
through the midst of the city,
through the midst Of jerusalem,
and set O mork on the fore
heods Of the men who sigh and
cry for oil the denominations thot
be done in the midst thereof.
And then we oIso find thot
God sold, 90 otter him through
the city, and snite and sloy old
ond young. maids ond little
children ond women. But not to
90 neor any man Upon whom the
mark is. And they began OF the
oncient men.
So we find God declares judo-
ment on the lond.
Somebody wrote to me lost
week ond asked whot ! believed
obout divorces. | believe in
Gods eternoI plan thot we should
have one woman. Not one
womon OF home. to do the cook
ing, two more in the shop to fiirt
ground with. three concubines,
ond three or four others to be-
come the common low wife!
But God sold we should hove
one mote!
Did you know thot even the
turtle doves ore more innocent
thon the humon being? They
hove one mate, and God soys
they mourn for their own true
love.