Sowing and Reaping Lesson for November 8
Acting Director Sun Bihook Moody Bible Institute Colieamya presents a November 8 lesson on sowing and reaping. The text cites Galatians and discusses personal conduct, restoring others, bearing burdens, and the consequences of choices in spiritual growth, urging continual sowing in youth and society. It notes the eternal life outcome for sowing to the Spirit versus the flesh.
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First Trooper in Ostend Gets Iron Cross Honor
Decorated with the Iron Cross that was promised the German soldier who came closest to entering England, this officer is one of the most envied men in the Kalver's cavalry. During earlier raids, the uhlans penetrated to the heart of Ostend.
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How General von Buelow Was Killed
An Ostend correspondent recounts the death of General von Buelow at Haelen. A teenage Belgian sniper, hiding among the dead, crawled to within 400 yards of an officer studying a map, fired, and killed the officer who proved to be the general. He then donned the German uniform, passed German lines, and later swapped back to his own cap to avoid exposure.
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Maxims for German Soldiers From Chicago News
Harry Hansen, Chicago News correspondent, lists ten maxims for German soldiers. Obedience precedes teaching, discipline shapes numbers, adequate food matters more than sword, courage surpasses units, officers' bravery inspires a thousand men, a soldier should teach the enemy, a good soldier defeats rather than reviles, and presumptuousness and pride are a soldier's worst enemies.
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Harry Hansen
Chicago News
German hero receives Leopold order after rescues francs found
Subsequent examination of Von Buelow's garment uncovered notes worth 185,000 francs in a vest pocket. King Albert turned the money over to the Red Cross. A secret pocket held memoranda with details. The king praised the boy for bravery and awarded the Knights of Leopold order after presenting him with the general's horse and pocketbook.
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Whole Regiments Mowed Down by Russians
London reports from a Daily Telegraph correspondent describing Russian defense in East Prussia and Lithuania. German efforts to breach Birkenfeld center failed as Russian guns mowed down regiments and Germans faced attacked civilians aiding the defense before retreating toward Mariampol amid a wider encirclement attempt.
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Manuel offers to help England in royalist restoration effort
Ex King Manuel of Portugal and his Hohen zollern wife propose aiding England under the Britain Portugal alliance. He urges royalist friends to remain loyal as plans to restore him to the throne move forward.
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Caring for Dying Soldier in Belgian Village Scene
A somber scene shows Belgian peasants tending to a dying French soldier after his regiment moved on. The dying man is the grandson of a famed general who fought at Waterloo, captured by the French at the Battle of the Aisne, and brought to Hordeaux. The image captures him presenting his papers to a French official.
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London Insurers Raise Rates for Zeppelin Bomb Insurance
In London a rush to insure homes against bomb damage has driven rates upward. Prices near government buildings and the river rose from five to seven shillings sixpence and up to ten shillings in some districts, reflecting perceived German attack risk. A prominent broker noted overwhelming demand and higher charges in objective attack zones.
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French Bullets Declared Humane by German Expert
Prof Walther Traube in the Munchener Medizi niche Wochenschrift states German troops fear no poison in French bullets. He reports the black ring on cartridge shells is harmless lacquer, and the copper jacket bullet lacks arsenic phosphorus or antimony, asserting it is of good material despite a thin galvanized jacket.
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War cost projection eyeing seven months of global total
Paris economist Paul Leroy-Beaulieu told the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences that major powers may spend about 7 billion dollars in seven months starting August. He estimated smaller states including Japan at 0.6 to 0.9 billion, with funds raised by gold bank notes, treasury bonds, and delayed military payments, likely checking economic progress.
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Japan
M. Leroy-Beaullet
Insurance fears mix with Zeppelin scare impact
An official says large insurers believe a German invasion could prevent paying claims. The M1 wind debate benefits Livya's underwriters as the Zeppelin scare drives demand.
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French infantry bullet deemed humane by examiner
Traube, after examination in a cage, states the French infantry bullet is humane in expression. German army surgeons confirm wounds from the French rifle are often minor unless a vital organ is pierced, with even chest injuries regarded as trivial.
Curious Ways and Global Views in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented 20th century narrative blends travel observations, cultural clashes, and economic data. It notes American mineral production reaching 22.5 billion and the U S share of global resources, alongside references to Japan, Germany, and European war impact. It touches on education origins, industrial leadership, and idealized notions of progress amid wartime uncertainty.
Wheat and Barley Nutrition and Mineral Salts Mentioned
The fragment discusses the nutrition of wheat and barley focusing on vital mineral salts including phosphate and potash. It hints at nutritional components but provides no further context or data.
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