NEBUOHADNEZZAFFS STRANGE DREAM

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‘ttpgflflnbylon, on the iiliver

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WEI ingthe year oi’ his reign.

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5 "a ‘boy, probably tvrelve 0f fil-

‘ -n as one ol the wise mun <1!"

-_ 1r threateucti to slfll’ the u , bgcatiso they could not ru- ‘t, for him. nor intt-rprot his for- ; tn dream, lianioi was 41111011; number ‘who camo undcr lliv ‘ oi’ death. in ztnstrt-r 1,, the ars oi‘ Ilaniol and his compan- God rpvt-aletl to Daniel the m anti its meaning. which he ecdcd to untold to Ni-hucliud-

. t 1r. his is the (lroam: and we will . the intorprottitittu, tlicreul fie the king." it was a strike- . ‘_ dream ot a wonderful statue. . ;_', a for more niarvollous iutcr~

revelation wwuilti Iievcr b11119 trror] to-lianiors mind.

hon O King, art a k111i! "l this was Slillpll‘ fact and flattery: Ncltticliadllt-zzar was

aion oi’ Ezra and Xoliotniaih.

'3 could havc givt-n Ncblicliittl- nr his vast l)i)Yllllll<lll.\i_ “lkiw- nd strength and gIorY." 11"‘ 2r oi‘ this lfook is foutl oi hou-

= up words a chartictt-ristic --.h adds a strange Kffllldcuf is style. “Thou art. this hvilll

old.“ This hoad oi‘ the imaire

rhom Nt-bticiiatinornar ivas by the most brilliant and povror.

“After thee shall arise an: rr kiugdplu lllfUYiHfvltJ lhlit‘: .rci’oro Ft‘]}ll'$t‘l11t'il by the sii breast tlllil arms. This wits sihly the kingdom u? "Pill"- .ch lioufltlt-ruti Uiiltymlllil but not rule with so grout a {er and splondor; or mori-

Sonic

111 klngtlitltl ul’ lirir - n empire

1 ard this as tho Po.

’, the Maccdnnian empire. _0r» ll

i y t was the third kingdom. tlicn Roman empire. “Foraslnilllh

iron broakt-tii in pieces‘ and sub-

l th all things." (‘t-riaitily in its 511mg powor tlic iiomau empire ~. supuflflp to the lilacctionlan.

anti loos, part oi‘ lwlllfiVfi - and part of iron.“ These reit- int not a nou‘ kiultltlfllll. hill continuation oi‘ tho fourth gdoui whicliovt-r that xvas. shrill i» a tlividcd ttinstluat" he fourth kingdom was thc cdoniari, the luvs represented (“vision of Aioxandor's empiH-l

i. n8 his ‘succcsstirsi ll the-l tan tho reference to the IIItFlIS-l into tho itoman euipiic of tho; nainic’ trihcs 0n the one Side‘

oi’ the Arabs anti Turks on‘

. other. Anti in tho daft‘ ‘Y? i to kings shall the Gori nl’ iioav- may lnterprgtiltc thatshrtliurr,

wt up a kingdom." This_slinll

l place _in the tlflyfi ill ll"?

‘th kingdom. iiowt-vt-r wo may rprctlthat Which iillilll now-r lestroycd." Thus it is tllfltrlenti n all the world kingdoms that‘

t‘ e prccectltitl it. “And tllu liltlll“ l "31 shall ho lcft to oih"r Dilitill" ‘ ) gnvercf-gllity shall not ho passctl .- uto u difforont branch of tho hi1- yt; t, “we, "lint it sillilll break in l. ‘.095 and oonsumc all these ; lg-doms.“ Just as‘ pat-h of them. V, royed its prcdt. Foras- t ch as thou sawe tlnfl- the ' ‘ne was cut out of tho mountaii lhout hands.“ in tho Babylonian ipire ‘tho king wass the state, , ,‘ iresentctl hy gold in tho Pers- I-t the noliios ruiod represented t sliver in tho Greok tho tree izens rule-d roprcsentori by tss or bronzo; in tho lioiuan the tldiers woro in control-the iron

w we come to a HlllltilllllCfl still 3rlo1'—~ to common stone. The sslahfls kingdom is to bc made

oi‘ tho lowly~>tit tho. obscure God is tin, author of the king-

i—- it is cut out without the

f". ds of l1li'n———iln4| e can make q pine valuozililc tha gold and VI ire tittworltii lhau lrbn. "The Sat God hath undo known to

a klnlg what siittll rbma-floipass Prep-itch“ Daniel could not iiavc

redlcttttl tho Nchuttratlnczzafs tgdom should puss away willi- ", lining convicted or troauon, '. this was the kings own drealu

Ion. pk} y.

"Y! I; allsaflnrd. for Jnyed urn! l’ r ll . L; ll. Price Omaha'-

. Golden. Tub-The king- ’ of this world tire become ugdoms oi our Lord. and or riot and ‘He shall reign tor-

’ Loolon Text-Daniel 11.

B. C" Ulat Nehuclizidtiezzar. .of Babylon, , first besiogoddrallwziy lines ln [his country. palern and carried back witui 0‘(‘.onnors nominal office is: lltfto Babylon certain Jewish is“, tngothor with some oi l; treasures of .thc lt-mplu_. l" l ng the captives “"55 Danllll . iicendarit of one of ~ mo‘ iii-st ' Plies in Jerusalem. and then

l- years old. He rose to dis- J,ion in Babylon and became comes from his membership in

kingdom. Witt-n Nehuchatl-

‘iticn mie which without diva

‘Inf tho war ho was iii a ltmly catnp ;0nt- night utlien he heard an Irish ‘song living sung tiutside. The

csonted tho Babylonian kluirl with'its successive ruiorsl

cly it was tit» Ilt-attrorsian‘ piro, with its great kings (T-"lllgl *i\|_q_ and Xerxes. “Authanothcr .n Dumm up

ers as tho (lral-co-Mziczttltiriiaui

I piru, including tht- world coliti- or Alcxgilidt-r. “And the lourth. Q gtloui shall lic as stroufl "5 lmnt

‘ 1' "ml 1°?“ “f m" mm" ""l"”"'~i Still on tlio right Sill? oi’ torly

‘his dark hair shows many silver lstroaks. lit- is oi‘ riotiiiim height

'i'(1' whermist thou sawost the:

Glory O'Connor

v- Rebel Leader

They call hiui "Gary" O'Connor now though he used to be Ran writes -P. J. Kdlly in thetNew York World 0t‘ the leader ol the llrish insurgents who today is re- reporttxi to have been wounded the ‘battle oi’ the Four Courts. tDulblin.

iMr. Kelly says O'Connor has been in Canada. having come t0 the Dominion‘ as an engineer, heilting to. lay some of the ‘chief

that of director of publicity with headquarters in the Four Courts hilt ho has In effect seized the lpowrr of Eillllflll tie Valera. His publicity department is rcspotis ibio for his public rrpiitatitm an a loader and military dictator for ire-land, but his roai auilinrit)

(executive ui tho lrisli republican army.

Having, with Brig. (lscar Tray nor. led publicity the rt-voll against the Dail Elft-‘illllhti auih znrii)’ uvor the Republican clTllH‘ {ho lHJHIHIPS vested by popular itipinion with personal dominaiitm ilillllilk-ll fantastic. To-day hi, is llhc centre of more nticntion ‘than any lllilll in lrolztnd and leg‘ lPIiilS are springing up around his namc with the amazing fertility ot tho popular irlsli imagination. i This new gncrilla chief is a tlir’ tort product of irlsh politics. al {though he siradfaatly disclaims lit-lug a politician.

In his colioge days as a student lot Pugiticvrlng at ‘Dublin Univcrs it_v he tras one oi‘ the most proiii int-tit young ontliuasiasls iti tht‘ ‘Young lrt-iantl branch 0|‘ tlit- Vnited Irish League. tho“ a mil,

Full!!! 0W1‘ 1113"." W550i lilllllyiuuttl tirganizatloti and John Rod i. For the Gull 0i lll""'*’-"lii|nnti‘s parliamentary party.

givon tin-c a kinsilitlll" "qlllvj of iicavvli" i5 =1 l'=\\">\"ll° clfloxtrcmist party with youth direct- _ ling and constituting itself tin- - he term it int-ant Jehovah wlltiicrili‘, and driving 1mm“! m. mp

That particular brain-ii was an

sitiwer moving icatlors. llo tolls how aftt-r tho ouihroak

singer who had hoard another Irishman was in tho vicinity. had walked many mile-s tn shake -O‘. (‘onnofs hand and ask “Will tho litirs in lroi-"intl tio ilitilllillllllg ntiw that England is luiid by the throat '."' .

Th0 stranger had not boon in lrclantl for forty years anti his

wvortls made such an impression

upon Otonnor that one gathers tho mocllug in the lonely camp WEN tho real inspiration oi‘ his silltst-ttuont rareor.

O'(‘onnor returned to Ireland. Joined tho volunteer IIIOVPIIIPIH. and fought in tht- i916 robellion was jailotl and wilt-n ri-ltiast-tl (threw his energies into Sinn Fciu politics ilntil the izuorilitt war startod. Thou ho pt‘.- turilt-tl to soldioriltg and iterator-

.thc i. it. .-\.s ongiucering director

. at hoatlqii:irtors.

anti sallow complexion, his thin

|foaturcs giving :tcttdtivorous sugg. igmtirtu of cuidnoss and mortise- lnoss in roposo.

OWPonnor spoaks slowly choos- lnghis word; and convovs an

limprr-ssiriit of tlirnctness: and tilt-or

donvictlitin, (‘rontlo almost retir lng in manner with a coitrlesv that has a hint of restrained amid. hilty lio looks htterlr unlike

‘Mention of tho conversion oi‘ Rory to "Gory" brings n quick

fierce TPVOlIIllOIIdFY chioi". I

writilo lo his fam- and a loaning

glint of humor to his pi-os. ll is obvious to hi s intimatt that tho cart-s and rosnonsibllities of his stormy rr-volt are ever present with him placing aiern restraints on a naturallvgeniai disposition

(loo ioavos him fully believing in his sincerity, impressed with his cold in'iioxibiiity.

ills trot-d is simple. Hr-

bolioves in the lrisii republic and is oonvincctl it was subverts-ti iii and out of tho Dail hy (‘tiiiins Griffith andotltors. lio holds tlit arm)’ hdl/mgs to thc republic and must llliillllillll tho republic or bt-tray irrlaud. Ho. dot-s not waitt civil war but says "thoro can ho no pcaco ulli‘ the treaty is sr-rtippetl." The pic turo oi‘ irishmon killing ltfishiuor- brings tlio tlistiiainicr, “Wc don't want to kill anybody.’

Satistioti with his doctrinos con viuccd of tht-ir righteousness. but prrthabiv pzhrinkdng from llllilli? tho t-tmscttuoncos of their logical zipplicatitm. ho ls apparently con tout to await evcttts. '

"Anti tho dream is corlalti and tho intorprottition thorool uuro.‘ the drotim and ilPfWtpt the inter prctation. Tho king answorod unto Daniel and said." First lall ing down before him in sulwi‘ stltmia reverent-m. tv 46) 11nd nr tloring a drink offering pOtlTPtl out lmfore liim as if he Ware a‘ god Duniol se-cnltfio havt- uiidorsintiri thosvti honor-pic be paid,‘ to God whose roprmoiitilivo ‘no was.

This ticknowlodgemcnt of Nnbuc hadnczuirfls shows in what sonat- he had been bowing before-I Dan- icl. And ii rovoalcr of socrcts." That is lust what Daniel had said his God was (v Z8); now ho ltan proved it. For his sorvlco to tho lllYlK. Duniol was made governor tho principal province of the om- Dlro With his three friends Shad- rnch. ‘Mosnch nntl Abed-nego, as his ttsslatanta.

At the time when the bonk nl’ Dauioi was probably written (Partly in Chaidalc. Partly in ilclirew) the Jown were undergo lug fearful persecution elsewhere llt the hands of the Greeks and othr-ra and tho author's purposo l" Pelflllllll these stories of faith and heroism is to encourage the ltevlile and to assure them‘ that.

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"Your God is a God of gnds..

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God will help them as he lielped| Daniel , _

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ipiaccs aro noithcr (‘llittlrtlll nor "couomical, the only ivarlulng el~ ift-tt is pfllilllCllil by‘ tho hoat ilivou off by Tiltllilllllil from tho back. lsitles‘ and hearth oi- the firvplattr- iPrtit-tically 1m lit-aiiug effect is it?" lucctl thy convection, that lsulty hwy,- h tiirot-t roiatuin to tho ‘tron liiil‘ ""l'l“""-“- TM’ l" ll"l~*""‘” oi’ tho firirplat-o opening. The area ziirough the fire. is > licaiod Zillillof H“, ‘mud Hum shlmtd b‘. a {mm

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passes u-p tit" cliininc {with it tho fitat. rcquiro

its touiporitttirt: from that‘ at irliit-h it outcretl the room, anti at the‘ Izamc tiiuo drawing in-I ‘imp l" ill" Film" tilm-“lliil art-a for lltt- ciiituut-y iiuo tow-very "if "l Ii lilwi‘? l"ill|"‘l'-'\llll"3< Tllf‘ stttiarc. loot oi‘ filtrpi-lct- oponin: i‘ tffvci of tho cold till‘ thus hroutrfltl“ gum] m],- h, f,,||tnv_ INlllPWIlllQI llilrll‘ plaice, lllf‘ opctliltg of ivliit-h liati all | cularly 'lu pat s oi’ the room iarlll- an.“ m- ggg; mt from the flrc. The open flro» placo however has lls place as an m7 ‘=(l"“r(| auxiliary to tho heating pltfttl, audtw,.r,. w!‘ U19 hilmllltti“ lll-‘ll i! hllrnlllgtfllftlllll probably bu math: Si lllvhcs‘ by l6 int-hos or 12S stttiarrvlticlicsw‘ bct-auso lll'l('l(‘\ViI(I(| can ho laid to‘ |ltt'lli‘l' advantage tllllPll tho tlimten- tsitins of tlto fluo

iltlo tho room

fire imparts to tho room If out- is

to ho prnvitlcti the essential; of construction sitmliti ho untiorstottti and followed so that it will uct

stuoke. iin order that sirtlsfacttiry rosullg

place. lt is e. fire has the proper area; t-ot-ontt that the throat be corrocliv pro- liflfllilllPfi anrl located; thlrtl, tliat a properly construotcd artioite shelf and chiniuov iu-.__ provided; fourth,

‘that the ohimncy ho (zarrit-ti high

‘ d . and All!- ‘our readerm A 5mm, o; ‘he floor sized be rooms

plans shows also tha ' f been neglected to make llllsdflnzu?“ the most comfortable i111‘ veulont of homes.

umt-ro t. no detail nu ilnlJgQlfifllflfsppnehl mm’, housewife, Th; hoard throughout are of mitltl‘?

1 along me pins, Gllflllgflogx,‘ with lalde with its Colonial mantel Mid. 9lill"‘-'ll m“ 0g y‘ French doors leading into the sun

r rctty entraine- mukos a var)‘ 11MB a nrevlmm oxcluslv

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This house nit-tisurea thirty-kw" feet -wide by twenty-nix fcot dew.-

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second floor and basement. r9811“: lveiy, are uiine feet; “Ell?- leel- ‘ll seven feet, six inches. There la l: concrete foundation and exterior 0 | walls is covered with smooth merit plaster on metal lath. T 0 roof is of green 851ml!" Bhlngl”? _ n t, ulennt to have hot-water beat. Exclusive of the plumbing and hflad- ing, 1t is estimated that it wou cost. between 56-000 and 57-500 w bum‘ [MS “ma. The terrace in front and rod Colonial entrance 5190p on each side of which are vino covered troiiises. only B9?" whmn‘ llliaaiza the ,Colonlal .“"“°5p1 or? which glvquto this borne it: a r ,0 charming simplicity.

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t . t " H ll cult‘! and tmsiitisfztctori‘ flrPDl-ICQ The 0i’ tht. cituuut.) momcntun y, UH,“ Sqmml ghoulq he the same oft tliu draft. tbniuko might be

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aro multiples cl‘ Th‘. ‘Iurrtlnls of it‘ lilo flue is liuoti, lining should havo an iusliio‘ "my b" Ulllillllefl it'll"! lliP UllPll- .'e|tprtixiniaiilig lit’! suuaro in- ltos scntiul first, that tlic it h.- scltiom ,,,,5_._|1,|,. m _ '

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