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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-3-22, Page 9THE Rr1:NA L : GODERTCP : fNT k to THUaSDAY, Nissen 22 1 17111 The Saults Coal Co. fkt0ee*wrs to Mcllostiab i (tledbal EXCLVsIvE AGENTS FUR LEt11011 VALLEY THE COAL THAT SATISFIES We deal in Hard and Soft Coal, titve, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood, Maple and Hemlock Slabs. Fresh cars of Ume and Cement just received. i ()pries PHONE -' - - 75 ). Sanits' Residence 275 W. W Saults' Residence 202 Allies INslwse:' :r Paris ♦ d'pat Ue. bags the Tbrwte et Trap, iaslwdtag J. D. Alfas, IP. %Wealth !loth, and mated ea fi a Mew- w Wit 1, Prone ' lifiseseer et Ou- Mesle connective with a Mosel tett the l/oerd s( ±rods 4111018115,f ager to bele Osta,4o lialiglailli et lanes thetr wet stltdlpIHRE Is object being to itasletass Sir William said the would be glad to oosparasa _ Airship nwNe reht Dewe er 11Y4w A Zeppelin bas beet dews to lames near Cempietlsse, K lobos boa Paris, Saturday and all las er.w- jaw lobed. The Zeppel1. sons Mated shortly before dawn sad was reached by French antiaircraft guns at a height of more than two mIIN. The airship caught ire, and the wreckage fell close W the battlefront, which the Zeppella had presumably iruseed • THE SIGNAL'S CLUBBING. RATES The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe , $3.7 5 The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire3.75 The Signal Anil Toronto Daily World 3.5o' The Signal and Toronto Daily Star.......- 3.3o The Signal and Toronto Daily News 3.3o The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 2.5o The Signal and Farm and Dairy ....... -. , 1.85 The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star x.85 The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.75 The Signal and London Daily Advertiser3.75 The Signal and London Daily Free Press 3.75 The Signal and Pre byterian and West- - Ilminster 2.7 5 `The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.4o he Signal and McLean's Magazine.. 2.25 The, Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness. 2.35 Tate above rates are for subscribers in Canada. Addi- tiosslIkeikatge to United Steles subscribers for postage. Remit b)tpostal note ; r express order -NOT by Bank HE SIGN L PRINTING CO., LIMITED erich, Ontario Of course, you can buy cheaper teas, but 11 Is undoubtedly the most economical and what appears to be 'cheap' in price will prove to be extravagant in use. The fresh young leaves of "Salada" will Meld you generous value for your money. bus IS KAISER WILHELM THE ANTI- CHRIST? tItepubllal.ed from The Lo,.don Advertiser os request. e 1. Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany the Anti -Christi ' The moue of God is continually on his lips, hot bit appeal seems to be not to the Und of Incarnation, but to the tribal War God of the Prussian., "our good German Gnd, who has ' helped us so magnifireuUy, our great ally." "The Holy Spirit," the Kaiser is re- potted Ic have said, In his proclama- tion to his eastern army, "has de- scended un me. B, cause 1 am the Eui- peror of the U ratans, I am the inatru- went of the Moat High. Woe and deatb tee those who do not believe in any mission ; woeand death to eowar3s. Let all enemies of Germans perish. Med demands tbei- destruction,' :-Itis an am. zing tact that sages of 'dries ago prophesied the coming j o[ a Kaiser Ano-Cbritee.-..._-_.-.___ O of these sages was Bro her Johannes., believed to have 'wen a French monk, who lived and wrote In the sixteenth centui y, end whose Iwritings treated is proluund interest throughout Europe. Allegorically, Fiance is represented, in this astounding prediction, by a cock, Eoglend by a leopard, Ruwi.% by a white eagle, Germany by a black eagle, Wad -Austria by "tire other I eagle." - - The authenticity of this am zing document can scarcely be doubted. The Latin original war found among the papers of the l.t.• Adrien Peledan, author of a woe k in throve volumes on "Prophecies," and editor of a review named "The Angels of the Stipa nat- ural." by his son, who had it tr Isted into French and pmh•i,thed in recent irate of the Figaro, Pari.. M Peledan ( the son i, a deep dent of all wattera appertaining to theology,found the manuscript in 18AII, on the death of his Dither, among a mass of other papers destine with the 1 gift of prophetic vision. Although even et Goa time he sees startled hy the extraordinary vividness of the picture drawn by Brother Johannes, be never thought of it again until the i entraw -o of England into the present I.'nrggle recalled to his mind the "lenpa.d end his clave." He rediarov- ( Bred th • prophe. y,end the desert p; ion sof the nettling nation, led hire to translate it end give to the world i what readers 'toot admit is one of the moat .wrtling documents relating to the pie.e't war yet published. IIFULL TEXT OF PROPHECY. Following is the lull text of the prophecy : 1. Sever.l titues has one seemed recognize him, because all the slay* of the 1 arab resemble each other, as all the wicked are the precursors the Great Wicaeu One. 2. The vetitable Anti-Cbrist will one of the wooarchs of his time, s s of Luth- r ; he will invuke (;.,d a call himself Hie messenger, a. The prince of hes will swear 1 the Bible ; he will eal1 himself 1 Arm of the Moat High, chastiain corrupted people. 4. He will only have one arms, b his innumerable armies, who will to at their motto "God is with ase," w seem like infernal legions, b. For a long while be will act rune and treaeuu t b•i spies will spry all over the ear.b, and ne will be ti muter of the gleets Vf tbobv power. 8. He will have theolo.ians in h pay to certify and pi ore his cele -ti mesion. 7. A war will furnish bins with the reason for lifting the mask. It will not be the ode which he will make against the Fiet.ch monarch, but ' &pother which will be easily recog- places will change' the course of the waters. Duly meat uohlemen, rupee, iur utnoms and prince* will receive Itutlel, tor to the corsage reused by r Hreaws will be ad let chore who eel- haledby famine and plague. 27. The Anti -Oh, let will severs) time, ask for grace, but the lessee I angels who precede tie three ang mal.. defenders of the Louuti, hemde- i dared that victory .ball only he or-, corird un the c lition that the Anti - Christ 1w fir mated, like ate aw un the I thrse.hing door. 28. Executors of the Lamb'.piatice, *ti these three animal. cannot op Light- ing as long aa any soldiers tenons' to the Anti-CJtria•. ' 211 The reeein the sentence of the Limits is so uuplicsble .r t hat t be Anti - Obi i.t lots pretended to he a Cbristien, and to b • acting in Hi. Name, oto that, if be did not perish the fruit of the le - demotion would be lost, and the pates of hell would pres ail against the ti,►v- lour. to Predicts Era of Peace. d ▪ a0. .It will he seen shat it is not a of human combat which will he waged toms. where the Anti -Christ forges his ms. he The three animals, defenders of she on Leath, will exterminate the Anti; ud Christ's la -t army, but the battlefieldwill b •come es an altar of sect•ith•. , iy larger th.n the sweetest of cities, sou , he I the corpses will have changed tta.hipe g by r.i: chanter in it chr of mounds. C.I.:iThe Anti.('hii+pp will lone his ut crown and will hedettiented and alone. ke His empire will be divided into twen- iil tv-t was states, but none -"will have i b r a royal Meese, en army. oryea- The oh to eagle, h K y Nichuel'a re o o• r, w 'l Ji ve the Cre.eeut from in :,,nroi.e, whY r�e only Chri.t•att. Will to- ; it e n occupy C•.oatantiuuple. �• J. a3. '1 fa v firsts)! �ioce au1 lucl- 1 prr.•y „ i; sin en.'efor all the umi-f vera.-, an 1 th -Iso .lo h • no m.:re tear,1 each nation beim overn•d mem ling to its wish .ilii live g in justice.Is lits Th••.e will hr o more Lev he. - ams orSellout •Iter. 1'hr Cruet)will reign, and tie- joy• of humanity will commence. happy the w1..•, ..est ingfthe rom peril. 01 s prrid.gin s time, can taste of its fru t which sell± be the mien of the E;.• -in .I 'milt u d the srnctidc.•ion of hu Italie ,..oils t • 'be schlav d by the defect u( fie Aoi . 1st. \•. BRITISH ROUT THE TURKS RY DO The First Impression Lasts First sight of the 1917 Gray Dort will impress you. The trim, smart lines the new conveniences and the com- fortable, substantial atmos- phere of the car carry gleat conviction• Then get down to brass tacks. Look under the hood• under the body- Learn for yourself *885 F.O.B. Chatham, Ont. Ileum.,e.te Reer-seem pale. the absolute honesty and service -giving sturdiness of every working part. Ride in the car -put it to every test. .I+ind out how it performs under every condition of ser- vice. Your first impresatop of quality will be verified. See foe 1917 Gray Dort, a' better car than ever. Wtithiphiagse Steering i nni T. H. MITCHELL Dlater, Goderich N. A. TAYLOR, Distributor, tllyth nized by the fact that in two week time it will have become universal. 8. It will cell to errs±. .11 Christians, all Mabotueta*e, and even ooh r very destant people. Armies will le forwed in the four party or the world. Christian Words -Fiendish Acts. i1. For men's minds will be opened hy angels, and in the third week they will understand that this is the Ants- Chriat, and that they will all become slaves if they do not trample down this conquering one. DE The Anti-Ubriyt will be recng- nizeble by several meek'; he will chi. Hy massacre priests, owner, women an•t children, end old people. He will show no mercy ; be will peas along holding a torch like th.t barbarians, butihvok- the name of Onrist, '11. Hie false words *111 resemble Gnaw of Chairtiams, but bis acts will be 1 hose of Nero and the Roman pe. secutors ; there will he an eegle in his coat -of -al m-, and there w 11 .sl -n be one in' thea .:f hie confederate, the other wicked monarch. 12, But this one i, a Christian, and he will die curved by the Pope Bene - di :. us, wbo wIH he *lenied.at the be- ginning of the reign of the Anti - Christ. 13. Priests, and monks will no long- er be seen confessing and the. lying the cotuhatante because for the first t nue priests and monks will light was h the other citizen., and also hecau.• , Pope Benedictus having curbed ohs Aiiti-Christ, it will he proclaimed that all those who wage war against b m will be in a stone of grace, and shoo d they die, will, likew.rtyrs, gostraigl t tt, h•svrn. 14. The Pope's "hull'/ proclaiming there things will make a Brest neu.a- tion, and will rause the death of the monarch, the Ant,-Chriet'a illy. 15. In order to conquer the Ant. - Chi let, more seen wubt he titled than Rome has ever held. it will requi.e en effort flow all lands, for the cock, the leopard, and the whit.. eagle would not suffice _tret,overcome We black eagle if they were not helped by the prayers and devo.iun of all the bloom' r•.ce. Id. Never before bag 1 testily hero in such peril, for the tiiomph of he Anti -Christ would be 'het of the anon. in wham he ie ±scam. ed. 17. - For it hal been said that twen- ty centuries after the incarnation of the Word the Beaty in tai, tura %mold he incarnated, and would threaten the meth witti as many evils ea the Di vine incarnation had brought it gree... Di. Near the year 2100 the Anti - Christ wilt appear ; hi, army will .ur- peso in nuthisete anything heretofore magined ; tb•re will be Cori -Gabs etu•.uget his hordes, and amongst the defenders of the Lamb there will be Mehowedans and savege to Pees. 111. Mor the first time the Lamb will he entirely red, In the whole of the Christian world, there will not be is space that will not b, red ; and the heavens, the earth, the wet r and even the air will be red, for Mood will tw in the sphere of the four de- ments et the same time. 20. The black e.ale will throw it- self up .n aha cock, which will her manyof it- feathers, but will strike herocally with its spur. It would b- aton annihilated were it mor f, r etre help of the leopard and its claw 21. The black eagle, wotrh will come from the tans of Luther, will surprise the cock by another side, and will invade one -belt of the land of the tock. 22. The white eagle, which will come from the mirth, will surpsiee the black eagle and the other reel., and will completely invade the bend of the Anti -Christ from one end to the other. Rivers Crossed Over Corpses. The black eagle will he for. ed to leave the rock to fight the whl r settle, and the mock will pursue the hieck eagle into the land nt the Anti -Christ to help the white male. 24. The battles waged until ''ten will he email in comp*. ie n to those that will take Isl.ee in the heed of Luther, tweause the seven angels will at tie sant. time poor fire fermi their hers the Im d Ora on meioses Irina (.ahem, taken from the Apocelype.1. which moan. that the lamb w •I order the ev rr'.- Inatlon of the An •-Christ'. re •. 26. Wheel t h. Beast ecus hr i Incur he will /*come (urloeia ; Booing menthe the beak of the wj►Ite eagle, the. claw, nt the leopard, ems the.p4.s of the a ek mist haraeshien. 2ft. Hives will�` _h. creemel ever Fasces of dead Ladle,, wbleb In s Imo t Russians Capture Van-Substantiall\ Gains in Persia The Turks have been defeated in three war theatres, in Turkish Ar- menia the Russians have captured Van according to a Reuter despatch from Petrograd. The British army in Meso- potamia has put the Turks to rout, It is announced officially. On Friday afternoon the Turks were in full light towards Samara, 76 miles north- west of Bagdad. The British statement follows: "in the fighting on Wednesday on the right bank of the Tigris, as already reported. the Turkish rear -guard was driven from a succession of ridges to a strong position covering the rallray station at Muahadle. Our troops con- tinued to attack the position during the night• and finally captured It at 3 o'clock on Thursday morning. The enemy is retiring hastily. The retreat continued during Thursday ,and on Friday afternoon the whole elfemy force, consisting of remnants of three Turkish divisions, was In full flight In the direction of Samara." AMERICAN VESSELS BUNK Submarines Sink Throe U.S. Vessels -22 Men Missing Three steamships lying the Ameri- can flag have been accounted for by Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare. Their total groes tonnage was 14,147. Early cables from Lon- don indicate that 48 members of the crews, including 34 known to be Americans by birth or naturalisation, • were not accounted for, but later ed - Vices showed a total of 22 men miss- ing. The American freighter City of Memphis, with more than 60 Ameri ran sailors on board, wag stink by gunfire. London reports thathe American tank ,steamer Illinois, 6,220 tons, from London for Port Arthur, in ballast, was sunk without warning, and that the crew was landed. Ths American steamer Vigilance, 4,115 tons gross, was also sunk, without warning, a London despatch announc- ed. Fourteen of the crew were re- ported missing. The department announced that a despatch from Consul -(General Skin- ner, at London, Raid 'It was reported the City of Memphis, the Illinois and the Vigilance, all American steamers. bad been sunk, the latter without warning. The message added that some of the crew of the City of Mem phis had been landed, that a patrol boat had gone to pick up the crew of the illinois. - Cost of Living Ascends Costs 46 More a Week For Averag% Workingman The Labor Department's Index number at Ottawa. showing the cost of living, went up again last month. The February return! of wholesale prices for commodities in general use boosted the index number up to 217, as compared with 208 for January, 173 for February of last year, and 142 for February of 1916. The average cost of a working man's weekly budget of staple foods rose to 110.46 last month, an Increase of 19 cents over January, of 41.06 over February of Int year, and of $2.47 over February of 1)16. As compared with July, 1914, Jnat prior to the outbreak of war, the in- crease Is 43.04. Increases In the cost of fuel, clothing, etc., bring the total Increase In the cost of living during the winter months to the average workingman up In ahout lee dollars per week as compared with the win ler of 1914 Reasonable Psrnlst►rtlttiaMa Aa hear before ten o'clock to worth two after nas.t. not also remember Rhel pl.cosser l termer.' 40 set woes Imo beam They Manage the farm • aesempnab IhMr week in remise e lls new • Llmpossible ATO! 1 Oh, you say, It Is Impossible to sella decent sort of suit at $16.501 Well, then, just come in and examine them for )ourself; your own eyes and senses cannot deceive you. Ah, you think, there is a nigger in the woodpile some- where. They may look all right, but they won't wear. Won't they t Well, with every SUIT 1650 SOLD AT goes a positive guarantee of satisfac- tion or money returned. No strings -no nigger In the wood- pile- Just a revolution of the clothing business that puts $10 back Into your pocket. Sold br McLEAN BROS. The Square Coderich heKEYS TOpy OF CANADA FOR BUSY MEN Convenient trains leave Toronto Union Station 11.00 p.m. (except Saturday) 10.00 a.m. (except Sunday) • AI Nader' equipment FINANCE AGR I CUL TURE Throng • tickets to Ottawa via Toronto and the Canadian NorthernsRailway are obtainable from local C.N.R. agent, or G.T.R. gent. Telephone or telegraph (collect) to city passenger a enc;-'1'or'oitto,- for reservations, or apply to J. W. CRAI IE, Ins. Agent, Gadericb. CANADIAN NORTHERN it Pays to Advertise in the SIGNAL A PENNY . VED IS A PENNY E SRN ED This is an old clime saying, ne heleas true. WE find in going through our st overstocked in a few lines which to give you the benefit of. - that we are e are going RE -NU -ALL every person knows how good this polish is forf nitttre aqqd floors. To reduce our large stock of this we will sell the $I.00 bottle for and the 50c bottle for . VERIBRITE POLISH The 5Oc bottle for .......... ......,...,.35c STOCK-EOQD Anglo-Saxon Stock Food, 50c package for ' 25C Anglo-Saxon Poultr'yFood, 25c package for........., . 15C Anglo-Saxon Heat Cure, 50c package for 25c International Poultry Food, 25c package for 15C NAILS The great advance in steel and wire has caused wire Nails to take a great advance, so much so that,, we have to sell them at seven cents per pound We_have several keg,±, of cot Nails' which we are offering as long as they last at 7 pounds for ..................... 25c LAWN MQWFIt. You will remember last Spring how you had td wait to get your lawn mower sharpened and your grass got ahead of you. Why -not notify us now and let us send and get yout mower and.put-it_in'good working order when busi- ness is quiet, so that it will be ready for you in the Spring BICYCLE' Does your bicycle require overhauling ? Now is the time to have it done so that it will be ready for you when you want it. 3 Plumbing, steam -fitting, heating and electric wiring I)o not forget that we carry a full line of go.xls to do anv of the above work on a moment's notice and all work neatly done and fully guaranteed. Chas. C. ' ee Phones : '-torr 22 l Ile House 112 Mott. rl• It i .