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PALESTINE IN THE WAR
Many attempts hare been made to
apply prophecy to thia war, but, gen
erally they hare been made by no
vices, who have ideas of their own to
exploit, and they attempt to prove
them by the Bible. Usually they are
in some way applied to Palestine
where the Lord spent his, earthly
day. One by one the scene of his
life are falling into the bands of the
British, who have been steadily
working north from Egypt.
Gaza, from which Sampson took
away the gate of the city, together!
with the iron posts and carried them
to the hills before Hebron, was first
taken, then came Askelon, the south
ern seaport, then Joppa, where Peter
bad his vision, then the valley where
David slew Goliath, while the Philis
tines stood on a mountain on one
aide and Israel stood on a mountain
on the other side. Then came He
bron, where Abraham dwelt and Za
charias Is supposed to have lived.
Bethlehem was not alow to follow
and still the column crept north.
Jerusalem was encompassed round
bout and finally fell. The Mount of
Olives went with It as also Bethany,
where Lazarus lived with his sister.
General Allenby is now forcing
111 way north along the road over
which Jesus Journeyed with his dis
ciple, when returning to Galilee. It
was then that be sat at Jacob' well
and a Samaritan woman came to
draw water while his disciples were)
gone in search of food. She was as
tonished that he ahould speak to her,
ft Samaritan, for the Jews had no
dealing with the Samaritans. When
the dlsr-lples returned she went Into
the city and told her friend to come
nd ee. They came dressed in tbelr
long flowing white robes and is
that what caused the Lord to say.
lift up your eyes and look on the
fields, for they are white already to
harvest.
Galilee He just beyond and Jesus
loved Galilee of the Gentiles. All
his early life was spent at Nazareth,
nestled on the side of a hill from
the top of which he many times must
"have looked at Herman In the
north, the Mediterarnean to the
west, beyond Jordan to the east and
over 8amarla toward Jerusalem to
the south. It I no wonder he loved
the mountain, In which hi life was
spent.
He was baptized and came to Naz
areth, but, his neighbor were over
come witb petty envy and led blm
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to the brow of the hill to cast him
over but they did not. Then he leU
Nazareth and went to Capernaum,
where most of his great work were
performed. Prom here he went up
to the mountain and when the peo
ple found he had gone they followed
him. All day 'they hungered, then
he, called them together and fed
them with a few email fishes. Here
be gave them the beautltudes that
have been a comfort to the Interven
ing ages and will continue to tbe end
of time. Then he sent the disciples
away and In the early morning he
followed them walking over the
water. Impetuous Peter tried to go
to him, but, lacked (faith. Many
wonderful work were done In Ca
pernaum, but, It continued In itr
sin and he said of it, and thou Ca
pernaum, which art exalted unto
Heaven, shalt be brought down to
hell, Today the very site of the rlty
Is uncertain.
It was In Galilee that Meglddo was
located. There King Ahazlah per
ished, Joslah waa slain and Saul, to
gether with hla three sons, died.
Down through the age the Chrli
tion world ha been looking forward
to the battle of Armageddon. The
British are nearlng the spot, now so
near that they could throw rfhell
upon It, and what I to come of It?
Is that tbe Armageddon, or do we
look for another? I It figurative, or
1 It physical?
THE MODERN SPIRIT
of c(Nieration( the spirit which animates all noccessfnl bunlnesfi,
prevails in the organization of oar Federal rwwnre bank.
We own Ktm'k in It. We keep our reserve cash In It. It Is our
bank, and Its reHourre enable us at nil times to meet the legitimate
banking requirements ot our community.
You, In tur it cun ghnre In it benefits
and protectlrn by becoming one of- our
depositor.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
The I'nlted St.it. Geological 8nr
very, department of the interior,
printed last jear over 4,000,000 co
pies of geological, topographic, and
other map and folio," many of them
In several colors. Some t the geo
logic maps required a many a 25
printing. Tbe total number of Im
pression required waa 14,000,000.
L
rector of the Xatlonnl Kederatlon ot
Women' Club, I now traveling in
the northwestern states, making pre
liminary arrangement 'for the drive,
which will be later .organized by
prominent national worker.
Letterheads that will iim yon, r
tb. Courier.
Washington, Jan. 6. Declaring
the present war tax law not only un
workable, but Impossible and dis
criminatory taxes, Senator Siuoot,
republican,' of the finance commute,
today Introduced amendment stab
llnhlng a new system of Income
taxes.
TO
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Seattle, Jan. 5 The northwestern
campaign of the Young Women'
Christian association national war
work council to raise $144,000 In the
states of Oregon, Washington, Mon
tana and Idaho, will take place dur
ing the week of January 21 to 27.
That sum I the district's quota of
the $4,000,000 fund required by the
association for it needed hostess
house at army camps, for housing
and Improving the condition of girl
and women In war employment and
ifor Its work among the women In the
war zone.
The active campaign for fund will
be opened with a sectional war con-,
ference early In January at Tacoma,
Wash., to be followed by state meet
ings In Montana, Oregon and Idaho.
I To these meetings will be Invited
the leading women who are promi
nent In' the various communities and
; engaged in club, civic and religious
work. Mrs. R. C. McCredle, presi
dent of the Washington Federation
of Women' Clubs, member of the
Washington state of health and a di-
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