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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND Oil ROX.IULH. SIJXDAY. DKUKMRKK 11. ItK.W Letters to the Editor: The Voice of the Public on the Questions of the Day Wh ere Little Birds Have Gone U.S. Grand Class War Divergent Opinions Writer Asks Tolerance Coughlin Roosevelt for his humane and pro gressive program of reforms.

itev. unanes cougnun mustiThey aU nave jaid down jie, we CONGRESS MEETS, CONFIDENTIALLY, THE WHOLE I TO BE CHANGED NOW, Xfl A ABOUT 1940- Y'ill ryy I ROOSEVELT V'AW' IMTgNDS TO JJOy v- BETWEEN 5 'jfrf bsS I ISCT 6TT I rl I 23 lM VOUgViifi'lj JxffV I THE NEXT MsuMmMi On Father Editor Democrat and Chronicle Father Coughlin is being criticized, especially by the Jews for his radio talks of the past few Sundays. Why don't the Jewish people li.sten to his talks and understand him properly? Can't they realize he isn't against the Jews, that his Sympathy is with the poor persecuted Jews and that he justly criticize the guilty Jew as well as the guilty Gentile? Suppose the Gentiles would get into an up roar every time he or someone else criticized a Gentile, what a country thi would be Its too bad the Jews can't take it when some of their race is criticized. Regarding David Aronoff. Ac cording to the paper, Mr.

Aronoff spoke at the meeting of the People' Committee to fight Fascism and Anti-Semitism. How about fighting Communism? Being a Com-rminkut and a member of th execu tive omimittea of the Communist Party here, Mr. Aronoff probab-ly is trying to atlr up trouble. After listening to Father Cough lin' broadcast; yesterday, wa tuned in to a Buffalo station and listened to a Rabbi. His topic was.

The Unholy Three. Ha called Naziism, Fascism and Communism, "The Unholy Three," and said Jews as well as Protestants and Catholics are fighting these three. How about it, Mr. Aronoff? Why aren't you fighting "The Unholy Three" Instead cf just Fascism and Anti-Semitism? The Jews accuse Father Coughlin of inciting racial and religious hatred. He has always worked for the good of all pepole.

It too bad he is so misunderstood. I guess Its always been that way and always will tm that the one who tries to do good for the people is crucitied. Wake up, Americans! Can't you sea our country is heading for the aame disaster that has befallen foreign countries? Wake up, and rally to the aid or those who nre trying to kep our country as God wishes it to be. Lets fight all isms and beware of organizations using the name of Democracy and Peace league which is just a camoflage for the real thing3 they rpresen. E.

M. S. Rochester, N. Y. Editor Democrat and Chronicle: To the Rev.

Mr. Coughlin' charge that the Jewish Congress, held in October, failed to adopt a resolution denouncing the Soviet Union, the answer ia that the Congress did well in not going out of its way to denounce a country which does not attack Jews. That this attitude does not imply agreement with communism, but rather, respect for the ideas and rights of a nation of 175 million people to live under a form of government of their own pattern and wish. But, says Rev. Charles E.

Coughlin "There is evidence that Jewry is silent on communism and is reluctant to oppose it. There is the question of so-called anti-Semitism which is reallv anti-Corn. miinism Thus the Rev. Mr. Coughlin Justifies anti-Semitism and all its twin brothers persecution of Catholics jand Protestants, denial of free Seen Near Editor Democrat and Chronicle; Regarding your class war edi torial in Sunday's paper, wish to say am a so-called "reliefer," and as such feel that I am entitled to state my aide.

I am the father of fiva children and a a father feel that my wife and the children are entitled to the beat that I can give them. But what is the best, under present conditions? The children are undernourished and underclad; my wife is sickly and the welfare doctor does not bother to give her an examination uie oniy averages a dollar a cane), just asks her a question or two, gives her box of pills and turns her out undernourished, overworked, worried about the future; what will become of tha children; what have they in store for bheai what chnc hv they got? It no wonder aha la aick with all thesa worries. All wa hear im what tha welfare im doing for us, but how many of you really know how degrading It la, how demoralized it makes a man feel, and this feeling is reflected in th children. A check ia mailed twice a month. Out of this we pay the rent, heat and light, and what is left we eat with.

The welfare has it all figured out, but try to live decently on it. It just can't be done, a we can't get rent on what they allow. That' why there will be a class war. Why ahould many thousand of live half starved; nothing to look forward to, disillusioned, bringing up our children to go through the aame thing or worse, when we all know the politicians are living on the fat of the land, living on our blood, our children' blood. We on relief know that half the money supposed to be spent on relief never reaches us; it' gone to feed the parasites, the office hold ers, the thousands of WPA "politicians" holding office all over the country.

Mr. Editor, that clasa war Is coming and it can't come too soon for the reliefers. We are Americans and we love our country but our children come first. When a family has no real home life, when the family is ruled by poverty, that breeds discontent where happiness and content should be, then it is time to settle the matter once and for all. Either exterminate us reliefers by violence or solve the relief problm In a humanitarian manner instead of treating us like so many cattle.

You are right, the time is near wtien this matter must be settled. DISCOURAGED FATHER. Rochester, N. Y. Did They Hear Him Through Editor Democrat and Chronicle: Mr.

Harwood has the wrong idea on the whole Father Coughlin issue. Are we afraid to face the truth? In the cases of Norman Thomas and Judge Rutherford freedom Peh was a main isue When objected to intir unwuin-M ing many ahouted -su: speaiv, ine onsuiuium gives a pei son that right. Now these fame person want freedom of speech i 1 v.tl,. taken from Father Coughlin. Father Coughlin is not an anti-semitic nor a Nazi.

If one has heard "all" of Father Coughlin's talks, such statement would not be made. The comrnunist8 who are raving democratic much Ag feeing great WHAM for allowing a person to use Correspondent Defends Self Against 'ist Charge not be permitted to continue to spread race-hatred. He must not be permitted the use oj. the radio to abuse the right of Cfee speech by disseminating these un-American doctrines of hate. ARTHUR 8.

HARWOOD. Rochester, N. Y. 4 Is This Speec rree Editor Democrat and Chronicle: In reply to the letter by the American League for Peace and Democracy in thi morning' (Dee. Democrat and Chronicle: Doe not your American League for Peace and Democracy know for what it atands? Doe not your group, "which ha no tolerance for racial prejudice" know the meaning of democracy? The essence of democracy is free dom of speech and religion.

The first amendment in the "Constitution of the United States read in part, "Congress shall make no law re specting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech." If Congres cannot restrict the freedom of speech how then can a few individuals do bo. Yet the very exponents of democracy, your league, would have a man deprived of this cherished privilege; you, who In all probability had been one of the first to complain against the control of speech in the press and radio by European dictators. Who appointed your League a censors of what Is to enter the people' ears? Father Coughlin made no effort to incite religious or racial hatred, but in the midst of the many accusations against the country and its leader held responsible for Jew ish persecution he has merely spoken his mind and fixed the blame where it is proved to belong. If newspaper, radios and other people can attack the policies of foreign countries why then cannot Father Coughlin express his views and freely criticize our government for silently consenting to the per secutory policies of Mexico, Spain and Germany, for in these case silence has meant approval to the minds of the ruler of these coun tries. Anti-Semite? Whoever said Father Coughlin was one? Not himself nor any other intelligent person, but vour league in misunderstanding: has assumed that false conclusion.

He has merely traced Naziism and its persecution complex as a result of communism which was the brainchild of atheistic" and not religious Jews, Gentiles and Christians. Sure ly all church organizations, along with other progressive groups, even including your American League for Peace and Democracy will write and eral Communications Commission urcine that Father Couirhlin be ner mitted, like any other citizen, to ex- press his view of social lustlce. I. V. II 1 1 I.

vour ieaLSrue be broadminded enough thi conviction, which is as intrinsically democratic as the Bill of Rights? in conclusion I wisn to submit my congratulations and those of many other listeners to Station WHAM for carrying Father Coughlin's broadcast, whether or not they ooo Aipnonse atreei. Interprets Daniel Editor Democrat and Chronicle: The suggestion of M. F. S. comment on "the four beasts" Daniel 7 is timely considering troublous c'ays.

for of our These "beasts" though do not re ter to any certain, "modem" nation. such as Germany. Russia, etc. They do refer to those "group" of nation ex.oting at fuur dill'trent "periods" in earth's history whose nation. il "governmental" characteristics re- Rembled the "nature" of the beasts described as lion-like, bear-like, leopard-like.

The fourth was fe rocious and hideous that no beast of earth could be compared with it. Another picture of the same four beast ia described in Dan. 2 where King Nebuchadnezzar, saw, in a dream, a "great image," having a pression that 1 believe th govern ment or any individual should support me or any other individual in idleness. Neither do I think that we as a w-hole should grasp every idea passed along. The American people will overcome this depression just as they have done all other troubles by sensible understanding between the employer, employe.

The sick and needy will all be taken care of and I can very easily ee that there will be an old age pension passed along that the aged will not want. But must get together, all manufacturing emolover. em- nloves. relitriou. leaders- in fact.

not the rabble of every Tom, Dick and Harry as an individual, a I stated in my letter of December 4 and previous letter I retract' nothing I have said. Thirty year ago I had listened many times to internationalists from other ahore across the big i ponu oi now Dig ro. carrots grow Ulcl ieir, me eet pumiues were so much better over there than we had in the United States. But I I Country EJi "or Democrat and Chronicle We hear so much today as to what is grainy on in foreign countries that we forget what a grand country we live in. A p'rM here has the right to seek the kind of gainful employment he choose; the right to free exchange of goods and services, including the right to aell the product of his service or any of his poses-iona at any time; the right to uat the proceeds of such a sale as he fit and the right to own property and to enjoy it as long as he does not interlere with the rights of another.

Add to these the right to choose and get rid of persons in government by orderly elections; the right to voice (through his vote) hi opinion on laws; the right to have hi accusers faca Him in an open court; the right to trial by jury; protection against criminals; freedom of religion freedom of press; freedom of speech; the right of petition; tea right to be aecure in hi person, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures; the right to an indictment in tha ease of serious offenses, so that ha may know what law, if any, he has broken; protection against plural jeopardy, that is, against subsequent arrest or conviction for the tamo offence under various legal pulses protection trom being forced to testify against himself, that is, protection against torture; protection from being deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; protection against confiscation of property; the right to a speedy trial, so that he cannot be held to languish in jail for orimea of which he may later be acquitted; protection against excessive bail; protection in the rights of citizen-khip which cannot be denied be-t-aui-a of race, creed, color, or eco-roraio and political affiliations; the r.ght to improve one's social and economic position without governmental impediments; the right to protect himself against exploitation by seeking and obtaining the protection of the law and courts; the to protect himself from oppression. No whera else can one find such right. True there are miscarriages of justice and sometimes lawlessness but in the end under the American fyjtem everything is cleared up. No other country past or. present can show such rights.

The American way of living is the best. We should thank God that we live in such a country a the United States. BERNAJID FLORACK. 77 Main Street. Persecutions Unbiblical Editor Democrat and Chronicle: To offer Old Testament authority as a justification for the persecution of the Jewish race, as has been done recently in letters to Rochester newspapers, is as fallacious as it is wicked.

We an know that the coming of Jeus Christ signaled a "New Dispensation," and that lie Himself refuted and repudiated much of the vindictive philosophy as enunciated by Old Testament writers and prophets. Old Testament doctrine called for, "An eye for on eye, and a tooth for a tooth." Christ specifically denied this theory, adding, "A New Commandment have I given you. that ye love one another." Whoever justifies Jewish persecution, or the persecution of any minority race on any grounds whatsoever, may call himself a Christian, but he is nevertheless lacking entirely in the spirit of Jesus Christ. The races of the world average up about the same when given" the same advantages. I take off my hat to the gallant Jewish race which has uffered shameful persecution for nearly two thousand years by the so-called Christian nations.

This devoted people constituting less than 1 per cent of the population of the world, has distinguished itself in every line of human activity. The treasure and the blood of Jews has been spent freely and unselfishly for the defense of each and every country in which they lived, and of which they happen to be citizens. We hear much of the obnoxious Jew. Of course he exist. We have all met him.

But for that matter, haven't we all met lawless Individuals of each and every race, including our own native born? Need that blind us to the substantial qualities of tha average individual of whatever race happens to be? It is time that decent, right-irHnd-ed thinking people, irrespective of creed or racial strain express their disapproval by word and act against the horrors being inflicted on the Jewish race in Germany. Until the German nation has rid itxeif of the gangsters who are now governing it, and until it has repudiated and undone their crimes against civilisation, it doe not deserve to re treated as an equal among the nation of the earth, but It should be quarantined and boycotted by the civilized world. JOHN D. LE WALL. Rochester, N.

Y. Settle the Bail Question Editor Democrat and Chronicle: District Attorney O'Mara, accord icg to one of your editorials, will rot tolerate any rackets in Monroe county. I congratulate him on this stand but fail to understand his attitude in ont Investigating the disappearance of the five hundred dollars bail money put up by two farmers in 1934. Until this matter Is cleared up the employees of the Sheriff's and County Treasurer's office are working under a cloud of suspicion. Even thoufrh the crime is outlawed according to Mr.

O'Mara's opinion, doesn't he think that the name and characters of the innocent workers in thee offices worth clearing? FREDRIC H. SHEA. Sherton Driva. Editor Democrat and Chronicle I have a lot of respect for W. O.

Brvan. L. C. Williams, and Couehlin. can well follow, out like all they have made mistakes, and he who does not make mistake never does anything.

Mr. W. O. Bryan ha 100 year of schooling behind him and it would be useless for him to ay. I am right and you are all wrong; with Mr.

William or any of us, but I am pleased that Mr. Williams has a lower rate of interest ia his system; he must have been listening to Rev. Coughlin. I too believe in this because I have paid enough interest to have covered my farm one half over if it had been in one-dollar bill. Now for a few ideas of mine.

We have drifted far from the path of Christian living and it ha caught In a tide of destruction, and unless the world atop, look and listen to the still voice which tell we are brothers, no matter what color or creed, and a such we should live for one another' interest a well as our own, because Christianity is a life, not a religion. Rev. Bragan tells us this, and it im too bad more do not hear him. Until we get back to running this government business and our own on a six-day schedule we are sure for failure. I know there 1 lot of room for argument right here.

but I will take my advice from the Commandment, which aays, "Keep the Sabbath Day holy," and frankly if all that Is going on Sunday i holy, well, I am old-fashioned. We American go one way er the other, and all you have to do i go to church, and unions I am mix-taken we have taken the wrong road, and It will be a hard place to land becaiifle we are going somewhere quick. So W. O. Bryan, William and Coughlin, and the League which criticizes Coughlin harshly and, the gentleman who is puffed jfr with his own greatness he take you to tark very rudely, let's he more tolerant and go to, church whether we like the pastor or not.

and see if we don't realize more out of life, because have a dual nature and when we feed tur economic life entirelv we surely starve our spiritual life. O. V. JOLLKY Williamson. N.

Y. Chain St Defende ores Editor Democrat and Chroniclet What is ail this talk of legislating chain stores out of busines? I'd like to hear just one good valid reason why it should be done. So far there has been only a lot of sentiment about maintaining the lndependen of individual storekeeper. Why earth should we, Ihe paying public, maintain the Individual storekeeper any more than we ahould the lndi-. vid'ial oil man or power company if any of the many other businesses run on a national scope? Hasn't the chief problem ot thi depression admittedly been how to i'stribute an abundance of good to a great number of people who need that abundance but have no way of getting it? The chain atores.

It eeems to me, have been the only one whs at least in a partial way solve th proh'em. Why condemn them for do iig what is one of the most necessary achievement of today, solving problem of distribution? I like chain store. I like th who run them. I think they ar a blessing to a majority of peop! low income class and groodnes knows they need blessing. So I shall continue to patronize them and hope no stupid legislation is passed to put them out of busines.

RUTH F. LLOTD. Scottsville, N. Y. Not the Same Editor Democrat and Chronicle On Sundays a voice comes over the from the neighborhood of De troit which sounds as "raw" to the ear as its sentiment are the intellect and heart of its listeners, though coming from a representative of a church that should preach love, not hate; the giving of the "other cheek," instead of an "eye for an which in fact he preache.

but idoes not seem to practice himself, He is always referring to Mexico to the fact that we did not get so "hot" ovar the persecutions there a we are today over Germany. Let me remind them of the fact that Mexico is not the land of eulture cannibals in the jungles of th Dark Continent, or even worse. If that i possible. OBSERVER. Sees Publicity Overdons Editor Democrat and Chronicle There is nothing more odiou to a civilized and democratic nation than a persecution, be it racial, rellgiou or political.

That is particularly so when It assumes the proportions of th present persecution in Germany. Such brutalities have won for their perpetrators the contempt and dislike of most nations. It seems, however, that the amount of publicity it is receiving ia not only amazing but unique. tiynagogues pillaged in Germany make headlines. But when a cathedral older than these synagogues is burned In Mexico, its priests shot at the altar and the good nun who have bern teaching the little chii-Iren are most brutally slain, the world turns an indifferent eye and shrubs its collective shoulder.

Conclusion Money talks We would be grateful for any other explanation. OBSERVING. IDPPCil. Dress rf liwmil Iirp tha'tolpiTlinh mmn. tn tV, TTaH- i destruction of trade unions Ind fraternal order and heaping untold burdens on the mass of the toiling population.

No amount of lip service to the Even before this democracy of ours teachings of Christ can cover up Mas founded a certain Voltaire once this anti-Christ attitude towards thejstated, "I wholly disagree with what Jewish race. Only one in the service you say but will dtfend to the of the Nazis and Fascists can con-1, Heath x-nnr. oone me persecution or me jewisn I and sufferings; only one so calloused1 by association with the most re actionary forces can deny the untold i torture and sufferings of millions of Christians in Nazi and Fascist lands. The American people have not for- I gotten the attacks made by the Rev. Charles E.

Coughlin on President! I notice that the steamship companies one of the fundamental things of do not publish any great scrambling democracy. of passenger who are puahing their A mte thinking upon the matter way up the gangplank to head backwould up this and many other over there. problem in the United States today. BLANCH ARD A. REEVES.

BERNARD FLOACK. 121 George Street. 77 Maria Street, International Intrioue Revealed Complied tions In Labor Case Editor Democrat and Chronicle: As a preserver of Democracy and a curb on pressure groups I move that masculine leader from all walks of life merge into a national body to consider together governmental problems as a whole in different fields, as women do. The Wagner Act set up the National Labor Relations Board to protect labor's right to form its own union and choose Its own representatives to bargain for terms. condition and mutual aid.

The Board also ha the power to prevent and investigate unfair labor practices listed in tha act and publishes an annual report. With this law and a State Board, why the frozen labor amendment in the constitution which is supposed to be only a body of fundamental law? It is claimed that to allow the employer also to petition the Board to determine the bargaining agent upon majority rule is to force the issue but undr Section 9 (c) of the act, why can't the employer complain to the Board that the union squabble in his plant is affecting commerce, thereby causing an investigation? Rules of evidence prevailing in courts of law or equity are not controlling but Section 10 (e) and (f) gives the Board and employer the tight to appeal to the proper Circuit Court of Appeal wher evidence is checked and the court is final. We need a body of labor laws. Hybrid laws will continue the confusion. A self-governing people shall replace strikes and armed force by conference with equality of power, mediation and voluntary arbitration.

AGNES SKMMLER. Shouldn't Doubt God Editor Democrat and Chronicle May 1 with all courti-xy and in the spirit of brotherhood comment on the article, "Opportunity Lost," by C. H. Wood, Prattsburg, N. as published in the Democrat and Chronicle December 30.

I quite agree with the first three paragraphs of Mr. Wood's article. It is the fourth and last pragraph I desire to comment on, in which he says, "In view of the condition the world today, should one wonder that many doubt the existence of an all-wise, loving Supreme Intelligence watching over the affair of the people." The past history of the human race reveals that present world conditions are no worse; and manv thoughtful research students will maintain that present world conditions are not as bad as much of history records. To doubt the existence of an 11-wlse, loving Supreme Intelligence is to doubt the existence of all human intelligence so plainly apparent in all this world. To the inquiring mind which searche for truth there is no question of why present world conditions are in "chaos." The human intelligence that is in harmony with "the Supreme Intelligence" knows and is not disturbed.

To all sincere searchers for "truth," may I refer to the word of the "Supreme Intelligence," God, as revealed in the Bible and particularly in the four Gospels as recorded in the New Testament-There the sincere searcher will rind ail truth. T. F. R. In One Sentence Editor Democrat and Chronicle I can answer Charles M.

Shultz's questions in just one short sentence: "The cases do not parallel." FLORENCE J. MILLER. Hammondsport, N. Y. Editor Democrat and Chronicle: I have received through the mail letters and leaflet from out of town and in the city and those letters seem to be under tha impression that I must be either an atheist." "internationalist," or that I should end money for thi and that.

Now I would like to Inform all tho readers of the Democrat and Chronicle, Times-Union or any other paper, that while I may differ with some of the religious leaders re garding present-day happenings and of the previous, that doe not Imply that I am either an "athiet. Inter nationalist" or other form of "1st," or that I am in any way adopting the ideals of Ireland, Africa, Moscow, etc. I believe that I have tha right to think my own mind as long as I am not busive, use indecent language, or in any way, to overthrow the democratic form of government that -we have in this good old United States, and I ee no reason to change to any other form of government. I am old enough to know how to use my mind. I don't cast my vote by using my hat; neither do I have to so degrade my intelligence by selling that vote to every soap-box politician, national or international.

And if I by any chance did have any surplus of this world' goods in cash I would be capable and intelligent enough to put the same where it would be of some us to my fellow humans. But do not rest under tha Im- All Joined Protests Editor Democrat and Chronicle One of the radio speakers ques tioned the Jew why they were silent when the Russians persecuted Catholic priest and the Catholic Church? I want to state first that the campaign was not against the Catholic Church only but it was against all religious group including th Jew. Synagogues were converted into clubs or other public building just a Greek Catholic churches and Roman Catholic hurches were. Rabbis were sentenced to prison as the clergymen of other religions were. There are three hundred Rabbis exiled from Russia to Palestine under the name of Rabonim Elim, and contributions are sent to maintain them.

The Grand Rabbi, the head of Chasidim, was imprisoned in the terrible Petropa-vulsky krepost (1929). The Catholics and Jews sponsored protest meetings all over the world. In London, the Chief Rabbi, Hertz, the Lord Bishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of the English Catholics protested from the same pulpit in Grand Palace Hall. In Rochester we had a large mass meeting in our largest Synagogue on Hanover Street, and I was the principal protestant apainst violating the principles of free religions. In Conventon Hall there was a joint protest meeting of all religious groups.

Rabbi Jeremiah J. Berman was chosen to speak on behalf of the Jews. There were mass meet ings in all the cities in America. A few years ago Bishop Mooney preferred to send a petition instead of having a mass meeting to protest against the persecution of priests in Mexico. Jews, Catholics and Protestants were signers on the petition.

I want to refresh the memories of our Rochesterians to see how wrong the accusations are. RABBI S. SADOWSKf. J2 Gorham Street. HAI OF A GICTAMTIC ESPIONAGE RlfslG, WITH FILES OM MILLIOMS OF AMERlCAMS- ArJ IrtTERMATlOMM- ACEMT WlTrt HEADQUARTERS aOSE TO SOVIET RUSSIA golden head, a silver breast, and a and grade of civilization that Ger-belly of brass, supported by ironlmany is supposed to be or wa until legs and ciay-mixed feet.

The Kingjthe "bloody paperhanger" gang got also saw a huge stone strike this 'hold of it. In other word are great image, on the feet, with such nt surprised by anything that hap-force that it fell to the ground 'pens in any South American republic completely demolished, becoming simply cannot understand how mass of powder, the onrush of much like ourselves can behind the stone carrying away all jdegrade themselves and behare like traces of the great irnaire 9 OPENLY OPPOSEP TO THE PROFIT LARGeLY Flr4Af4CEP AMP AlDEP BY MEMBERS OF CLUBS lM 6VERV STATE OF THE UAllOM MOTIVE, AMD FIOCDlr4C THE. COUNTRY WITH PROPACTAsl DA- When Daniel's divinely inspired interpretation of the King's dream was explained to the King, Daniel represented the four divisions of the image as four great "Universal Empires," existing, in turn, on the earth, exercising exceedingly strong dominating influences in the affairs of men over which they held tyrannical sway. We realize, that' three of these Universal Empires, i.e., Babylon, the lion, Medo-Persia, the bear, and Greece, the leopard, have passed away. But, the last Empire, the Unman, the "terrible beast," while it has not yet disappeared, is greatly demoralized and is weakening rapidly.

The stone, which struck the imatre. caused it to disappear. I Cor. 10:1 says "thru Rock- the Stone is Christ." Worldwide evidences convince us that Jesus will soon "come" "strike" the present order and set up His Kingdom the "fifth" Universal Empire hall not pass away," or be destroyed. Dan.

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