Messenger, l'Évangile (1909) . Congrégation de la rivière au sud de Plymouth Ind threemiles, Marshall Comté. Avril 14,1909 Ind., âgé de 76 ans, 4 mois et 17 jours. Services à l'église, leraccord nve milles et demi au sud-ouest de Plymouth,par Eld. D. Wysong. E- E---- Whlsier Remm, Blanche, la fille de Bro J"&gt ;° WkocT Octand femme de Miami, New Mexico, né au Dakota du Nord, octobre22, l'ol ?die" o, bronchite 31 mai 1909, alors qu'il otherwas sur une visite à son ancienne maison dans le Comté de Boone, Ind. Serv-ices3 à la Poplar Grove Baptist Church par^^ auteur l'ancienne Jérusalem à l'époque de notre sauveur c'est

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Gospel Messenger, The (1909) . River congregation Ind threemiles south of Plymouth, Marshall County. Ind., April 14, 1909 aged 76 years, 4 months and 17 days. Services at theUnion church, nve and one-half miles southwest of Plymouth, by Eld. D. Wysong. E- J- Mmer- Whlsier, Blanche, infant daughter of Bro J»>° WkocT Octand wife of Miami, New Mexico, born in North Dakota, Oct.22, l™ol?die„ o, bronchitis May 31, 1909, while he otherwas on a visit to her old home in Boone County, Ind. Serv-ices3 at the Poplar Grove Baptist church by^the writer^ Ancient Jerusalem At the Time of Our Savior This is an age of illustration. Aday of object teaching. More knowl-edge is conveyed by a single glanceof the eye, than by fifty lines of print-ed matter. It takes time and energyto read, but a restful pleasure to lookat a picture; to behold a model. Busi-ness men understand and appreciatethis, and they use the artist and thelithographer to display their businessin the most beautiful and attractivemanner. Why should we not like-. wise use the same means for teach-ing Gospel Truth? We are fortunate in being able tooffer to our readers a very fine pic-ture of the only Model of its kind.This Model was constructed from da-ta compiled from history and biog-raphy, and presents at a single glancethe Holy City as it appeared in thetime of Christ, with all its gates andwalls, its temples and towers, its pal-aces and pools, its hills and valleys, its mountains and green slopes. The picture is printed on heavy paper size 10x12. Actual size of illustration 51/! x S/z inches. Pictures are carefully packed in heavy tube for mailing. Price, postpaid 15 cents. Ttvo pictures postpaid 25 cents. Five or more, postpaid, each, 10 cents. BRETHREN PUBLISHINGHOUSE, Elgin, 111. THIRTEEN REASONS WHY A CHRIS-TIAN SHOULD NOT BE A FREE-MASON.—By Bov. Robert Arm-strong.The author states his reasons clearlyand carefully, and any one of the thir-teen reasons, if properly considered, wiltkeep a Christian out of

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