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PLACX-Ji Introductory Vota. The prophecy of Inelah earrpm us tala a parted of the history of Judah somewhat later than that which we hare beer study la#. FoUawtn* the «0 yea™* rel«n of Jonah, we hare Aaeas»ah*a rajs*. 9 yearn, and then the Ion* tt-yeexe rel«n of Aaartah, or "Ueslah." aa la t Blass UtU. and la laalah. It wee darlac the latter part of hie ret«a that Isaiah bases prephe■Ttas. aad. as to indicated la the openlcr* verse of ble drophecy. ble ministry continued through the relsa of years; Ahaa. M yoara. aad late Mesehrah-a relsa of B yean. The «a«a of/arje-dur- ... ’— II.. 41 yearn.

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KNOXVI 1.1.^ Trnn.. Nor. 15.—The Lawson-McGbee library, a three story brick structure at the corner of Gsy street and Vine avenue, was gutted by fire, leaving nothing more than the bare walls standing. On the ground floor of the bonding was a double store, occupied by the Vance Furniture company. The second floor was devoted to the public library, containing about 15.000 volumes, and the offices of the Commercial club. On the thlnf floor waa the Knoxville Business college. The fire originated from the furnace. Firemen saved the surrounding property only after a hard fight. The

building was valued at $30,000.

- hose relsa lbs k.nsdom of aa end. This occurred during Heaeklak'a reign- Fee **.* r.iaiwj ©I the time during which laalab prophesied

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The Lessen Outline. THEME:—A Message le the Wayward.

L Introductory.—v. I. 1L The Charge.—v» <1) God Speaking.—

<*) Ood the Faithful Father.—*, t-

(I) a Rebellious People.—vs. *-k fa) Ungrateful aad AeJIah. (b) Bln Uden. , „ tc) Unreaponelre t* I>*eclpUne.

«l) Utterly Corrupt.

(e) Their Land Desolate.

(0 Monuments of Ood e Merer-

III. The Appeal (Salvation’s Kequlslten).-

(WTYe Cleansing from Sin.

(X) Turning from Sin.

U) Doing Good. ' _ IV. Promise and Tbrral-ts U. M G> God's Hand of Mercy and Bleasing.—

V. 1*.

O) Ood'i

Hand of Judgment nnd Pun-

WhaW Killed at ■ BRUNSWICK. Me.. Nov. 15.-An eighty foot whale was waalfed ashore In the great storm here. The monster waa brought up while the tide was highest and at low water waa stranded on the flats, where It waa killed with a

Comparing Scripture with Scripture. L Introductory, v. 1—It Identifies the author. "Isaiah, the Son of Amos;” »t declares the nature oi what follows, the visionIt fixe* the objective of the prophecy. “Judah and Jerusalem.” and the time “In the day* of Utrlah. Jotham. Abac and HeiekJah." Heye la a suggestion for preachers, teachers andclaa* leaders, all who would give instruction out of bod’s Word. Be dear aa to the message; definite a* to its objective point, and fit It to the Umee and need* of thoee to whom It Is addressed. IL The Charge. (1) God Speaking. ▼. L—The heavens and the earth are filled with the voice of God. He spoke of His ancient people. He is speaking today through His Son.—Heb. 1:1, $. (1) God. the Faithful Father, v. “Nourished and brought up children.** The history of God’s dealings with Uratl is one long story of love, patience, goodaeee and merfcy. Ood redeemed from bondage, molded them Into

ROAN OK K. Va.. Nov. 16.

from Martinsville. Henry county. Ve„ aays Thomas Richardson, a Henry county magistrate, eged fifty yearn, frosetedfeatb on the public highway.

NEW XORK, Nov. 15,-Thocnas E. Watson, the defeated candidate of the People’s party for the presidency, h in this City for the purpose of taking i a radical party for It le understood Mr. Watson waata VflWam J. Bryan. William RHearst and other radical Democrats te * combine wlttf the People's party and form a new organisation. Neither Mr. v Bryan nor^tr.'Hearat’eo far ha* shown any Inteeboa' of Joining In the Bent Mr. Watson will make ble home

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. WASHINGTON. Nov. 16-- Becretary Tafit erweented to the prarideut the JfhA coogra taxations on tola election ef Major General Henry C. Corbin, military commander In the PWHpptoee.

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HUDSON. N. T, Nov. ML-WIDUm Rowley, an riectrtrtan. while on a pole g fifty feet In the air waa electrocuted by touching a lire arise while he was repairing the local Bra alarm system.

noroaxo reform of brxti*WAR SECRET ART. Sir Arnold Forster Favors Decrease of 0,761 Men Leaving Fores of 837,OOO—Would Begin on Cavalry Regimen tn BrlUsh War Becretary Arnold-Fora-tar has made bis long-promised statement as to his proposed reiorm of the army when the bouse of commons went Into committee on the vote lor the war office recently. The secretary said he did not propose to touch the mlUUa. as pub.lc opinion waa not ripe therefor neither would the royal artillery l» decreased nor the number of cavalry ragimeut be reduced. He proposed to reduce the regular Infantry forces by 14 bettaliocs, leaving 40 or 60 battalions tor home service, after providing for India aad the colonies. The army would be divided Into two parts A certain number of battalions would be kept at home. These would be reduced to U 400 of whom would be enlisted for two yeara’ service and would aftefward enter the reserve for six years. These would In be in really territorial battalions, and the object of the short service system would be to build up

ie reserve.

The volunteer establishment would be reduced to IfiO.OOO men and much larger grants would bn made, ao as to mhke the volunteers aa affective force. From 16.000 to 14,000 regular troops would -be kept at Aldershot, ready to take the field as a fighting force. Provision would be made for a permanent garrison of 11.600 men in south Africa. It appears that Mr. Arnold-Morater’s proposal would result In a decrease of 8,761 men. leaving a total force of 227.000 and a decrease In expenditure of

$2,460,000.

The war secretary concluded with saying that the army was passing through a period of great danger. Sufficient remedy (or the existing evils must be found and. while he was unable to provide any marked Immediate reduction to the expenditures, hoped that bis scheme would enable his successors to effect progressive

economy

The British army as at present con atituted was one of the costliest machines ever devised and quite unfit to supply the peculiar needs of the empire- In view of the progress made In submarine boats, be hoped to make a considerable reduction to the expenditure on the aquatic establishment. He discarded the conscription proposal, as It would cost an additional $180,000,000 yearly for the same number of troops M now forthcoming

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a great uatioo wnfier David and BoJoThta tabwt a pletara. a type, of what God hra doce and Is doing for human aoaL Aa the faithful FaHa baa aaat Hi* Son to deUvor from tha boadra* of ata Uoba $:!$>; He has given a goodly heritage (Boas. 1:17). and Ha baa shown tha way of victory (2 Oor. *:14). (S) A Rebellious Puopla, va $-•-—<u) Ungrataful and Selfish — “Doth sot know, doth not eoosidar/* How like people to-day to their attitude towards Ood (laa. $$:$)- (b) 8to “ pare Rom. 1:18-81 (e) to Dtadpllna.—“Why should y stricken any asorar It to aa i 4hlsg whan Ood bn to leava aaoul In ttaato. Tha doom of a aool to aaalad whaa God eaassa to striva with Compare ftrat part ofGra. 4:8 with MatL 12:8$. (d) Uttarty Corrupt — -Tha whola brad la Mck. and the whole heart TRIa. with varaa A ladleatrathd idaapavate moral oondlUon of lanaL Man. la the sight of Ood. Is a hopeleas. helpless atoncr (Bora. 8:10; «:$). (a) Their Land Deaotota, vu. T. t.—Ah, hww tha world la • “ la-day frara ato. flee It aU shoot m Aad ao it will oocttaaa aatfi J«*a oaraw to niga gapnaa. <f) manta at Ood'a

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blood of Jaaas Christ John 1:7. This to tha first (8) Tuning from Bto. “Pot away the evil of your doings.** to do avO." This to tha m Convarslott means turning Bora. This to tha negative aide of the Christina life. (I) Doing (tool “Lean to do well." PhJL 1:8-11. Thera. 8:18. 17. Thin to the posKtoe aids of tha Chrtattag * ' van: (a) By study of God’s Wood. “Seek JodgraraL" J Tlra. A:!*; (b) Bg I Indly ministry. PhiL t:6-7; Jaa l:*T. IT. Proaatoe aad ThraaL (U hand of mercy

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