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"America For Americans"
IKMPERAMEXTS
(From the State Journal)
Here 1 « cas© of divorce reported
in the newspapers. The paries in
volved oar* company and will be
friends, t ut not man and wife. The
reason the old one—different
temperaments. Thev were married
only six months ago. and now they
find thev are not congenial and 60
had bett< r separate. Temperament
is so often assigned as the cause of
martial divergence. It is said that
temperaments originate back in the
four humors—the blood, the lymph,
and the *ellow and black biles. Or.
in other words, the sanguine,
lymphatus .the billious and melan
cholic ttemperaments. Thus tem
peramen*. has a physical basis, and
so'comes under the domain of medi
cine or mind—more especially the
latter. And so when temprament
is set ud as a ground of martial dis
solution ,otie may be sure it is only
a disease that the sufferer Bhould
have discovered before the marriage
took place. Wnether it is the
lymph or the yellow bile cannot be
easily ascertained, but it is certain
the euiltv temperament is hidden
back theie somewhere.
What is needed is a hospital for
temperaments •where one may go an
t>e trained for the malady which is
the seat o* the temperament.
A young Italian diplomat said to
an American friend recently: "I
saw a moving picture showing the
invasion of America. I remember
that I could not be stirred by it
:is were niv American friends; to
tile it was only a Show. Now Ital
is invadefi. It is not a show. It is
a realty. You sympathize—but >mu
i-annot know."
An English woman now in this
country told of spending five suc
cessive nights in the cellar of her
little home to escape the Zeppelin
raids and she added: "'You for
get that England is now one of
the invaded countries."
France, Belgium. Italy and Eng
land; all are now scenes of actual
invasion.
America has not been invaded,
it is true, but her boys are being
shot down, it is her fight.
Little-Known Dominican City.
Higuey Is one of the principal In
.'and cities of the Dominican Republic.
Like Its native land, it Is quaint, his
toric, isolated, immensely rich in natu
ral resources, almost poor In actual
fact, and practically unknown to the
world at large. It lies In the eastern
half of the republic, which is the feast
settled, the least developed and the
least known. It Is a city of some 2,000
souls, the center of a considerable
primitive trade and the site of the
most famous shrine on the Island.
This latter Is the shrine of the Vir
gin of Alta (iracia. which is visited by
devotees from every part of the coun
try. The church which houses the
shrine !s built in the old Spanish arch!*
Tecture. the qnaint and enduring style
-vhlch has stamped its features on the
buildings rt r continent, from Pata
gonia to Colorado.
WAR
RAGES in FRANCE
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SuMJ Hxxi UUtr«afcai
A REMARKABLE
MONK PROPHECY
The following prophecy by the
monk Frpte Johannes, who lived a
bout the year 1600 ia remarkable in
its application to the present world
crisis:
[ The real Anticliirst will be one of
the monarchs of his time, a Luth
eran Protesant. He will invoke
God »tid give himself as his mess
enger, or apostle.
This prince of lies will swear by
the Bible. He will represent him
self as the arm of the Most High,
sent to chastise corrupt peoples.
He will have only one arm, but |
his innumerable armies, who will]
take for their device the words "God
is with us," will resemble the in
fernal regions
For a lo«g time he will act by
craft and strategy. Hip spies will
overrun the earth and he will he
master of the secrets of the mighty.
lie ■will have learned men In his
pay who will maintain and under
take to prove his celestial mission.
War will afford him the oppor
tuqity of throwing off the fake. It
will not be in the first instance a
war which he will wage against a
French monarch. But it will be one
of such a nature that after two
weeks, all will realize its universal
character.
Not only all Christians, but ail
Mussulmans and even more distant
peoples will be involved from the
four quarters of the earth.
For by the third week the angels
will have opened the minds of men
w'-o will perceive that the man is
Aorichrist and that all wilL become
his slaves if they do not overthrow
this conqueror. •. ,
Antichrist wWI be recognized by
various tokens—in special he wiH
massacre the priests, the monks,
the women, the children, and the
aged . He will show 110 mercy but
will pass torch in hamiV like the
barbarians, but invoking Christ.
His words of imposture will re
semble those of Christians, but his
vows of all the human race. He
will have an eagle in the arms of
his confederate. But the latter will
be a Christian and will die for the
malediction of Pope Benedict, who
will be elected at the beginning of
the reign of Antichrist.
In order to conQUer Antichrist
it will be necessary to kill more
men than Rome has ever ;ontained
It will need the energies of all the
kingdoms, because the Cock, the
Leopard and the While Eagle wfll
not be able to make an end1 of the
Black Eagle without the aid of the
prayers and vows oP the human rac
Never will humanity have been
faced with such a peril, because the
triumph of the Antichrist, would o*»
that of the demon, who will have
taken possession of his personality.
For it has been said that twenty
centuries after the incarnation of
the Word the beast w-ill be incar
nate in. his turn, and will menace
the world with as many evils as the
Divine incarnation has brought Its
graces
Toward the year 2000 Antichrist
will be made manifest. His army
wili surpass in number anything tha
can be imagined. There will be
I Christians among his cohorts and '
there will oe Mohammedans among
the defenders of the Lamb as well
as some heathen soldiers.
For the first time the Lamb will
be red, for blood will flow la the
domaing of the four elements at
once.
The Black Eagle will hurl itself
uDOn the Cook which will lose many
feathers. It wfll soon be exhaust
ed but for the Leopard and its
claws. 1 T * *
The Black Eagle, who will come
from the lan-d of Luther, will make
a surprise attack upon the Cock.
The White Eagle will como from
the North. The Black Eagle will
find itself forced to let go the Cock
, in order to fight the White Eagle,
[whereupon the Cock will have to
pursue the Black Eagle into the
(land of the Antichrist to aid the
White Eagle.
The battles fought up to that
time will b* notlhing as compared to
that which wil]/ take place In the
Lutheran country. I •
When. the beast finds himself lost
he will become furious,
(Men will be able to cross the
fiver over the bodies of the dead.
Antichrist will sue for peace
many times but the seven angels
who march before three animals of
the Lamb will have proclaimed that
victory wlU not be given except on
the condition that Antichrist shall
be crushed like straw on the thresh
ing floor.
The three animals will not be Per
mltted to cease fighting as long as |
Antichrist has soldiers.
It will be made manifest that'
the combat which will be fought out
In that part of the country in which
Antichrist forges his arms is no hu
man conflict.
The animal defenders of the Lamhi
will exterminate the last army of
Antichrist.
Antichrist will Icse his crown, and
will die in BOlitude and madness.
His empire , will be divided Into
twenty-two states, l>u* none will
have any longer fortificat'ons, ar
my or shins of war.
The Whitte Eagle by order of
Michael will drive the Crescent out
of Europe, where there will be no
longer any but Christians. He will
install himself in Constantinople.
EXPLANATION
The Kaise- is a German Lutheran,
one arm is withered. j
Germany is the Black Eagle.
Austria, her aUy, has also an |
Eagle.
Russia is the White Eagle. I
France is the Cock.
Enlanilg, the British Empire, Is
the Leopard. — Published In Win- !
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The Txwido'i t wily JCx;ires* states
thnt n lun&niii :m* collar composed of
fifteen rows of famous Vanderbilt
pearls. nam*' fled l>y large diamonds
nml set'ln uli worth in oil about
?25,0(X>, Is the Pu chess of Marlbor
ough's •* i t to thejchlklreu'sv Jewel fund.
Thnt* fliaiuond tiarrus already have
been sqint to thtyduehessifor the fund,
of wiiifli s.'," Wihe treasurer. Every
wotnao lS'iifdotdlto contribute one piece
of Jewelry to ltelp establish child wel
fare S nd ruitecDity renters, of which
fi.OOOi raoro are t needed in the United
Kinjti'onu
Great lExpectttlong.
Tbaid#I)i»utflit*-r—I thought I heard
a «r«t:r'.in the.cellar just now!
K» st «>fi thv FnmUy (Jumping up)—•
A. s>c-ui:9e 'of coak?
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When He Started
to I'w \«nbro'» Herplclde •
Frederick Manuel), Maryland block.
"Butte. Montana, bought a bottle of New
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use It for entire baldness. The hair fol
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20 days he had hair all over his head.
■On July 2 he writes, ''and today my iialr
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-could wish." Newbro's Herplclde works
•on an old principle and with a niSWdls
covery—destroy the cause and you re
move the effect. Herplclde destroys tho
.germ that causes dandruff, falling hair,
;nnd finally baldness, so that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
•Stops falllncr hair at nnce and a new
..rrowth starts. Sold by leading
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meets every second and
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at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
lag trtiters cordially welcome.
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ffiniun R, Qrty, Arctic itecorder.
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Skagwaj Lodge
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E. meet* every
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p. m. Visiting
brothers oordlally welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
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Plon^r of .UMkft Igloo, No. 13,
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY SPRING 1918"
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