The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1915, Page 6

pte mate be eg nar teen a + ements siden Poccctenr as strtaet pga aaem ee atmareg ean eter STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1915. PAGE 6, BEER at EE Re GOD OH vss umn oe cron opanegae t MILITARY EXPERTS SAY THAT SIX-INGH GUNS ARE | Pastor wapapers tn States, Routh Africa, Australia and tn four languages, Metropolitan | | INTRANATIONAL BINLE STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION, PY PRED LEE ELE SOLE OHO O06 660008 Have You a TRU-BLU Grocer? Does your grocer sell Tru-Blu Biscuits? Is his namé@ in the following list? No food product ever introduced in the Seattle field has met with the ame instant approval as have TRU-BLU Biscuits. lhere is only one reason—QUALITY—in the most complete line of Biscuits ever placed on the market here These Seattle Stores Sell Tru-Blu Biscuits— dwig Winnes, TT68 28th N. W. and Ave. Fort Lawton. What Doth Thy God Require of Thee? THE STANDARDS OF CHARACTER WHICH GOD APPROVES The Scope of the Divine Requirement—The Golden Rule the Merest Justice—The Value of High Ideals—Living Up to Ideals—Failure Due to Imperfection Resulting from Inherited Sin—God's Conditional Gift to Believers Mercy and Humility Necessary Qualifications. Be 4G oma & Here, 2007 Wentinke. |. 1810 Wentinke orery, 401 # 1 B21, Wentlak harmacy, Oth and Pike, rt Maples, ST Sanders st ord, Calif, and W. Brandon rm, Oth and Calffornia Aves as and tnt N. 1, . sae Madison. 1200 ¥ ternal Lite the Gitt No Deng Store, 20th N. Hand nth St ihe. 1. N. Loredervil r ent of perplextty t's Message “speaking p | f ] v | 1, 1% na Madison. tothe, t | ge sols . were (. Decker, with | Lord + fm the mh! ' Micat a Bl p te WD. Graben, 285 Wentinke. s He said ife and w f the wages! ay ball, Sth wad teh Nw. « € na torment b Peotlett, 2int « VModtiaon « ym, TOOL 14th N. W. Schoffer, 1810 No. 45th Hayes, 2025 W. Andover, Youngs- own Shew, 601 Wen God 1 erey concluded! os sternal lise as & gift! This huge 16inch gun, the biggest single plece of armament in the world, is on ite way to the U 8. netally mer't=| arsenal at Watertown, M where it will be mounted, preparatory to shipment to the Panama canal for zone defen The gun, which weighs 284,800 pounds, had to be shipped on a specially constructed stee! bridge car, which alone tips the scale at 192,420 pounds, and which required a carriage of 32 wheel 1402 2AKd. of the Bible demands nothing of us than ts express 1 ' What about the Jewish Law?! Thus w about t Command-| death. b What ad ontn Mes, to in the words, “through Jesus Mettne te us pod What at Arthur Rerridge, the Bible to know E about our resp Geo, Bosmiek, G11 1 Ave, South, A. Halfietd, 2919 4th Ave. Souths . 1051 Oth Ave, N. OW Spe heathen? § What a _ I & wixinch ¢ —- 1. G, Quanta, S608 Sth Ave, South G5th and Oth Ave. N. We "and the Lord's Supper? - Rn ta te on uakateic te one 4 six-inch gun ts as large a Perey Wheeler, M30 Mth Ave. South. 11, 6210 Mainter Madirectiy, all the matters covered| pose that the heathen ath ". HH. Grebe Stone Way effler, 1211 1. Madison. these questions Included incid “BELGIAN TRENCHES ANDTALKS = oe:Sroctcearg: > of « te t al my hich ts doing the most important @ sero: ' by work © forex one e . ; a ourselves by rk in the foroign war is one con oo ed af Te ye tM i ME clusion report by military ex 3908 Ard Ave. We ite as stated in nh given amongat men, whereb |perts sent abroad by our war de Narreb Bros, 4th « Uy nion. r: ‘eee 1 tor could tly ¢ we must be saved'—through faith | partment Komsaiee a tear hae St Choquette, 2120 5 respect ask eatures lin His blood pani | ; & ives, Gelman Bide, tat : oquette, eeu would enjoy 1 n-| 5 | has been much talk and *: Chas. Koch, 45th and Meridian. done just His uch notice in the dispatches of LB A gear By Wm. Philip Sims n : ° jthe large calibered guns aod the RAND HEADQUARTERS OF THE KING OF BEL-| general idea prevaila that the 42 A. L. Breblin, 1455 Market St way and Vester, al Market. js of all demar ples should be a creature permitted the enjoy le Grocery, W & of Divine favor to the exte 3 “ ; : ead ‘cosaitioes would Se to tit the tnt GIU s ELG : FR SARI [em. or 12inch gun has played a fe up to these conditions woul abe to fill the Universe IUM, INSIDE BELGIAN FRONTIER, via PARIS,|™ oF 12inch gun has played ed and mpe evidence his t beings Feb, 8.—-Doggedly determined not to yield the remainder apertect betngs, Experts nay the oppo Neher P of this ere ae romper.) declares, “Aa'the heavens are higher |his kingdom, King Albert of Belgium ig here on the fighting |! the fact. vad ‘ Moris, ists Howell, enace yosper-|than the earth, eo ate My ways , - Bip relative use of the large and . yao ¢ of ole aM wages 30 the Bee Ihigher then your were” He ex jline directing the movements of the reorganized Belgian ot aun fo wet theatrated te tae a: M. Grey Wharmacy; 520 Teh, &. Ragan, 1000 ELet us see the scope of this Di Hares His ultimate purpose ie forces along the Yser river. Officers close to the king have | prosent situation of Verdun Wrown & Webster, 5620 1K ¥ aire, ere shall be no mperfect 1 n aa 2 \e se i Fequirement, whose justice wel creature in all the Universe told me that the ruler never would abandon Belgian soil,; This Prenc lortresa has huge Cook Gromery, S88 Weet rig yg PF Blready acknowledged. Woe note| \ Matural division of our text Into}; parts: (1) Doing justly be pertec aa a ing mercy; (3) Walking hum shall be destroyed tn the Second ; BPhe requirements of justice in ail| Death. own kingdom and meet the end with a gun to my shoulder dealings with our fellows | ‘Thus eventuatty “every knee shati{he said. “The whole Belgian army is saturated with the ia Itself to every rational mind.|pow and every tongue contes os 5 ) Includes the whole Law of God.|the glory of ¢ Then every | Same spirit ve French trenches are protect 1) This is not the same army which fell back, crushed/ ing Verdun instead’ of that fortift lef statement of that Law, which |ture in Heaven and on earth # our Lord's approval, "reads. |b he 2 no gtd yt gf unto” Him | under the weight of the kaiser’s human juggernaut. It has cation being protected by its own Throne, and/been completely reorganized. It has been newly equipped |< sums P & ) 1 ose hearts are loyal to Him guns to de principles His @ nd it. and the Germans their timeter yet ther the ermans nor the French large call r guns have been brought into J. S. Gregg, 4T3T 14th N. W. D. Graves, 285 Weatinke. hompson, SO1 26th N. ewin, 1827 Broadway. J. Selvert, 1100 Howell. Gandolfo, 514 2nd Av if the Germans advance again “I would enter the trenches inside the frontier of ny to rea . L, Cochran, 611 Ra . Elienwood, 45th and 14th N. BE. D. C. MeKee, West 65th & 15th N. W. Frank Eek, 725 27th Ave. ou shalt love the Lord thy God/andg giory and pow: all thy heart, with all thy/that ‘sitteth upon tr |, with thy being and with to the Lamb, forever. The trenches are thrown up Western Grocery Co., 67 Colambin St. Tutibuber us thvecit” On these] «ve ave-Rocent Win ao Price” | With cape and boots around Verdun, at a distance from Rellevue Pharn.acy, 315 Pike, Propositions “hang all the Law weed . | The men have had a rest, and they have needed it after |the fortifications, making {t impos t Possibly God could bh ome other way of deal the Prophets.” Rigel ae 4\ fighting 24 hours a day heroically, in an effort to stem the payin pe b gprene | % ne any o that we should reco > lone enough to bombard and sinne hich id ot by » Rae eta us ‘canes thet te and sinners which rould’ not have | German tide flowing through L iege and Antwerp. Today!" "Phe use of the big guns nt Liens a glories AR eek imeaings com | price, the Redemption-priee, for ain.|they occupy three times as much of the allied lines as they | and Namur was made possible by herewith that, we should. te[ ere But the fact that this method| have since the fall of fred |the marvelous roads in Europe and dopted by our great Creator b t to His righteous require- | ¥a" a 5 y the quick mobilization of the Skat make for eur happine ures us that no other method 1 was permitted to remain all |German army o o bu would have been so wise, #0 just, « night in the Geigian trenches. a et oe otnersia Meccgnion tne | beneficial! God has provided” in Efloies eecaelea tan on 0 tout The Belgians were not suffictent ts of others, as we would have | 2°%Us for the satisfaction of D ine} jly numerous nor quickly enough Fecognize our rights. The Gol-| Justice a# respects all of the con of the advanced posts, and AT | mobilized to throw up trench ut temned human race who desire to) TIMES | WAS WITHIN 100 pp niy a ager =~ Rule is the bi it of justice. | aide f th plac or th i Suture to ttt tae of one places, or they could YAROS OF THE GERMAN |have prevented the Germans get LINES. j tag the big guns within range. Not @ hair's breadth leas would com | thin the requirements of our text.| We agree with all the orthodox| The country along the Yeer The lesson once learned makes ing with Schwarder & Rotser, 1025 Pike, 4. Weat, 321 Westlake Market. Binir & Whittendale, 18th and Vester. Arthur Hock, 1401 Bist Ave. So. 13th Ave. So Justly. Come, then: let us rea-|creeds of Christendom that only full together. How many of us do| repentance from ain, full faith in the rult Co, Fremont & Blewett, Sol Lindburg. Siat and 14th N. W, in all of life's affairs—in our | Redeemer's sacrifice and a full con-| lea tragic waste impossible that bic guns ever ; i ; pownibl b ° The Nelson Co, 1420 F, a5th, : + spi cur oe culate dad gation of heart ané life to de} The most dismal ewamp seit can b 4 to batter down Win. Propp, 024 West Sind, F. B. Schwabland, 3642 Walling @rd. bods will--and nothing short of this tortres providing there is a auf W. J. Roope & Co, 2001 Grand Blvd. *, Warner, 3208 Srd A Reta at Home. attalnment—will gain the salvation| would be a Garden of Eden in f Cook & Gresery, Galer. ©. Knaler, 43-45 Sant id army to defend the which God now holds out to man comparison. ficient Het each criticise his words and|kind. To those who prove faithful! dite | place. eeds toward patents, children,|to thelr Covenant of Sacrifice the] phd water-covered fields ex PETROGRAD, Feb. §.—Under the! Hereafter an army in trenches eee, sisters, toward husban ge s | tend from Dunkirk to Ostend, [eye of the kaiser himself, German | will protect cities threatened with i of ‘elatio: honor, Immortality and jolnt-hetr eee Pk. frealrrgg nmnngrpanty f° with our Lord in His Millennial; {0m the southeast coast to [troops in Poland today aro deliver |capture in war W. D. Grave Mrehm, 1503 Dexter, and Vester. A. Reed, 1216 Inc noth nd 24th N. Ww. ci 4. WwW. @Qut * dear to us’ according to tne | Kingdom and its work of blessing all| Ypres, crisscrossed by the ling a weries of desperate assnuity| In the United States it is the ae D standards of justice, according to the | ‘he families of the earth | roads built up by both armies, (upon Russian positions at Kamion | opinion of our military experts that ‘ de ies P Dhaene on couit have them Go tot | don crests en remmect te Stat chati| and dotted by tiny Ielande occu. jon the left bank of the Fura river |the IZinch and 14-inch guns used These names include Tru-Blu dealers up to Thursday night Efe. we reuld have them do to- ne with thom hc am at shall] pied by the ruins of farm Realizing the serious menace to|to batter in the defenses of Lieg additional dealers will be published later. Beginning with the Lord, striving to | sen elves to God and who are| how The hottest fighting is [him in the huge Russian force|and Namur would find absolute! —ade al dealers i s . render to Hit our homage and obed en of the Holy Spirit. The| for possession of the roads and [threatening his left wing, Gen, Vor | NO use ret re mere, Mrutnioe over7 | of the park Age misrepre-| “the islands. Mackensen, the German command.| 12 the first place, they point out @nd see to what extent these can|ing these and de they are|. The slaughter has been fearful.|er, has ordered this danger ro.|that It would be impossible to be consigne ry or | Numberless decomposed bodies float! moved at any cost }transport them over our roads and ment. The teaching of|in the marshes rotting in the mud} His subordinates’ are hurling |!#ecure bridges, and in the second in the very reverse o} a Scriptures, deciare, “In| @0d Water. The stench is horrible | brigades in mass formation against | Pace, there are no fortified cities the families of the Booted Men Draw Rafts the Slav lines in an effort to swee; |Teauiring heavy pounding adminis be improved upon and made more Rearly just. The majority of peo we feel sure, will be surpri know how unjust they have been toward those wh: re of the very|t Tru-Blu Is the Cracker for You Rhearest and dearest of fieshiy not damned, For| ‘The battles fought in this vicin-|the enemy away tered by these large caliber guns Monships. of Chrtat’s Reten| ity have been the queerest in his| So far, according to the war office| Any battles we might be called gp A pag le A eta will proc until “the know!. | tory here, the effort has been in vain |¥POM to fight would be fought in Words and deeds in dolly lif ! of the glory of God shall tii] During the day there {s bitter ar-|The Russian artillery, advan.|‘%¢ S4me manner as those going on m e ia n le Pear neighbors and ass the whole earth as the waters cover |tillery fighting. From road to road,|tageously placed, has been. able ti +! the trenches In France and Bel you Invariabi ° - =e Mabakkuk/ trom island to island, guns belch| inflict great slaughter wpon the sium. We would have to have Secet, i cestare that you would approve Walk Hamniy, [Shells over the flooded areas charging ranks of the Geramns. three-inch and six-inch mobile field artillery, using shrapnel and shell Of course, the big guns, with long range and terrific striking power j will still be used in the navy and in | coast defenses Panama canal | will always be ded by the mt Seattle | From 50 to 150 soldiers form) Unoffict ne ys Goa ze |small surprise storming parties. czar Is In His wocmlastag| These cross the expanse of water|of Bolimow wage of death He ha«|On rafts or scows drawn by men in| Inepired by his presence, th ex-|Slavs have been assuming the of nh mercy by provid y nefore Ada We te tot the « hip boots, who, the night befor were in your pl fm theirs? In enn a closer bargain with Would think just for them With you? Or, on the other 40 you ask of them higher pric for the services or materials 1 advices state that the the front in the region furnish them than would con-; that God requires. that 40 rhe ad air cB areal the|fensive vigorously there. | xest guns we can make. — a wa 5 nt if you were the purchas fo will h iT penetit, -s¢| routes that waders could trave ; EES Tae veatasey "Be sec| tle mercy shall ochiirete ttninat' | The Germens keep rBedeht ap! | line to provide for her and the chil-|states, on the authority of a dis-/of war. It is the first communica freat all men, women, children and|ity in their own hearts. As thal inuminating bomba at night, to light | "Fe | tinguished Belgian deputy who has tion of any description mailed to @nimais as kindly, as gently, as you eanee attempting to conform his| i, country and prevent subpiinas.| For the past year, Mrs, Aver-| just escaped from German hands, Vancouver from Germany since the PEE thai piace, unas they’ in| himeclt unatle to keep Goa’e tnu| The ghastly Meht converts the ps h said, he contributed Ittle:|that the enemy are tearing the War began. Yours? Do you speak as kind f and st Monday she swore out a com-| brass handles off all the doors and —— y obliged to epme for mercy to afield we Your neighbors an you would have| the Throne of Heavenly Grace, he in| watery battlefield Into a d rentatan Fires charging him with abandon; sending them to Essen BIG LAND DEAL them speak of you? Or do you hold| inf 4 that he can have that| Venice. ment and non-support. The trial seins nea PENDLETON, Or., Feb, 8.—The A Mp their imperfections to ridicule|mercy only upon condition that he Men Play at Boys’ Game Monday bi land deal on record i as you would not like to holdJexercise similar 1 was to take plac after in f ‘ i rey toward those| This hell-hole is a world of iat - free shes GET CARD FROM GERMANY Umatilla county has been cons‘ bhai and his Interesta 8 "'™ Mis ideals) own, The Belgians have made it a amen Hafose uarine Wr ptenend VANCOUVER, Feb. 8—A { mated in the sale of the holdings Simple Justice—Nothing More, Humility is a quality very neces-|¢eam world. | | ae POLI : of cardboard, without a stamp, has of the International Irrigation Co Do you not begin to see, dear|sary to every creature. Pride is a| They pretend that each island is| | JUDGE TREATS HER come all the way from Doeberitz, to J. O. Story and associates of Ta friends, that what God requires of us|foe which not merely besets the|a strange country. | sie | Germany, from an English prisoner coma, for more than $1,000,000 Have been rendering? ‘Do you tail| the great angel of light: Luciter tnee| They say their forces are expe| TACOMA Feb. §—Wanted at| Because Mrs. Sarah Averbuch re| LIKE A MAN, ALSO of Jom ime that it would be impossible to| Satan, the adversary of © ‘i |ditionary forces sent to subjugate|Los Angeles for forging a $200 scause Mrs. Sarah Averbuch re- y Millions re) Women live fully up to that standard? 1) lad, therefore agree with you. St Paul at Divine Windom | strange lands. check fused to live with him any longer, arqen,| requires humility as one of the con It | , the proceeds from which ihe | err “We cannot do Ings | ditions of our acceptance with Him is @ boys’ game, but the sol-| declares she used to pay the burial | Mores Averbuch, 35, her husband,| SUPERIOR, Wis. Feb. 8—Kate “<< wank § riptures| This requirement nasures un_of the|dlers enjoy all the enthusiasm of| expenses of he i |dashed the contents of a bottle of | Brown, a brawny young woman, lost a Dp her father and later a min declare, “There Is none right-|securt of the Divine Emptre| boyhood, alt h ac ole! se ic ac c > | ee er ermerers Js none right-|eecurity of the Divine ¥mptri joyhood, although sometimes whole! an operation on herself, Miss May | ®itric acid upon her Sunday after-| ner job as a land clearer. | continue to use cb Sato! gaa of chad? tae 4 AE ral: uture:| parties sent out to conquer one of| Dubuaqif, 18, a moving pie noon a8 she was walking on Yes.) " is? Bee ederet of the sic y of Goa.” [for none will be admitted to thelthese “strange lands” never returns | actress, ‘wan ‘arrested bate edie (at way, near 21st ave. with her| Reading that the city was em ate unable to lve up to r or during the Messianic Relgn, ex Outposts are a luxury for the Bel | and, according to Capt, Smith con | two childr a girl, 5, and a boy, 8, ploying jobless men in clearing conceptions and standards of < cept the humble. Let us hearken to|gians, They were unable to estab-| fensed. : The woman fs at the city hospital | land, she had an inspiration wig nat Te tose fete rengen A VA tiaile eouteersag lish any prior to the German check | She has agreed to return to Cay. |'n serious condition, Dr. Erickson) Garbing herself in a pair of trous-| ideals of justice {un the ‘mighty hand of God, that, The Germans poured onward too| fornia without extradition fears she may suffer blindness, as|ers, sweater and sack coat and pull the downwar "may exalt you in due time.”—| rapidly. | Miss Dubuque told the police she |80me of the acid entered the left ing her cap down over her hair, praved ni ps Reserves are another tuxury here.| Was taki a minor part in a film Kate decided she looked enough nid firth vie i 4 tofere unknown, Outposts to pre-| Production when her father was “Most of ft spilled over the wom like a man to be entitled to mascu VALUABLE COUPON vent surprises and reserves to take “ken Ill at Seattle an's face, neck, and breast, It will| line privileges, so she entered&a sa foves, We can surely 16 do nothing less thar t t that you have been | relief duty insure periods: repose, © Christmas eve he died be x sary to graft skin to save! loon, ordered drinks for the crowd #6 live up to our own Ideals and rofited by the reading of the | tor alt Reing without funds, the gir | ber li ind became “soused"-—just like a tpi ie tie Divine stacdatte Russell'a widely read book, “vite As a result, the soldiers are kep | 8/4, she forged the check and a| When his wife dropped to the! man soa friend got it cashed for her, ghe|&tound, Averbuch hurried to a DIVINE PLAN.” also known a h t MILLENNIAL DAV culation ex comprehen. the foal progross—p: thousand years into the from the Biblical standpoint. A 50e souvenir edition (440 5 Pulling off hey cap in an éxcess phoned! of exuberance, Kate's sex was dis buried b 1 th “ li ff hi If f every day led her parent ater she be- he ‘police, o ering imself for por ed, a police! 8c ant . [same uh and ‘underwent’ an’ oper |festan ashing for'an ambled covsrat,uroticaman vascatied ant WWE Cleaning House, \tlon, She was released from the {to be hurried to his wife's ald e police # ” verbuc jail | bY “King Albert's tenacity has [ROA A week ago and has since|, At the police station, Averbuch |" eee ie! When Washing Clothes, heen here trying to ob »loy He declar ictaepdies toe? enld he "Mo nh ng to obtain empl @ declar Sets Som heat ont scopes" "© MELT DOOR KNOBS | When doing all kinds of in fine condition physically, and are| preserving an excellent morale. One staff officer told me that the Bel-| «ian army Was never so effective a now t daily Suppose we do our ve to measure up to our hig ceptions of our God-gi and standards, would God this and count us worthy life? Surel not! The La near-by drug store and te * published n went to Seattle, wh languages, with a cir ng 4,600,000, Ite hart of the ideals cept of ernal f the|| Fyye of aw t; Justice i# Justice. Not the hearer of a law, not th Lord is porte the reward find well-wishing, recel but the doer. Here, then, w ourselves in difficulty. With our | 50¢ souvenir edition (440 pages) to be broken. He has imbued | Averbuch, who ts a tailor, and his hearts, our minds, we approve God's | On the Great. Pyrami¢ ayer h 7 on se) 4 & pa Hae wedges | cali ek sae Be) Maman me steer cots | HILLMANS MAKE UP s;,%,te= srto*or ost TQ MAKE BULLETS soap-and-water work, because . bu s aul says, tha tifle reiationship to the Divir « aia ny things ‘which we wish to do|| tific relationship to Aro. spa | Averbuch secured a jud t of s ; we fail to ac ish, and many SSRs upon renee aT ate ne -- - - LOS ANGELNS, Feb, 8.—Mr. and | $500 ageinat'a mao Rare Hrvinn PARIS, Feb, 8—A curious tus) It SAVES them work, it saves Beings which me Swecannet do the | thi coupon. Can you afford t onan Riemer |Mrs. C. D, Hillman, formerly of Se-|for alienation of affection. but tration of the Increasing difficulty A r les that we woul juteatrtonal Wie Seaehi "Re: || WHETRMtstt, “Monte Fen, «.— (Are, HIME Cokethor again Yo.| Judge Humphries ordered him to experienced by Germany tn obtain them time and money if used ¢ Like St. Paul we ery ut oO octation okiyn of divorcee | pay the money over’ to Mrs, Aver-| ing raw mate co oF7 out. , N The eyesight of Leslie LaByer war | banished, they announce. The ., : ve ure of projectiles is give: i j i Baetched man that T am! Who sal!) ddnteeyed Wha a ditawite cop cele The suit| buch in her suit for divorce ture of projectiles {s given in La according to directions. pine) Hed by Mrs, Hillman has been| ‘The divorce case was not pressed! Liberte by the military writer 4 aha withdrawn. to conclusion, on Averbuch's prom- Lieut. Col, Rousset. Col. Rousset Fels & Co, Philadelphia inte tna epaminemtntinateeemsganesee!) . —