An Eskimo
TCmlation
The following is the final install
ment of the Eskimo Kevelation the
first installment of which was publish
ed June to. Tne story is that told ny
the young Eskimo girl following a
trance or dream which occurred about
the middle of February in the present
year. The remainder of the story will
be printed In the Nugget dally.
But they disoDey the words concern
ing this tree, therefore the inhabitants
of the earth shall be (he) divided in
obedient and disobedient even us they
divided the fruit of tliat tree.” And lie
said to me: “You can tell the people
that the) must go to the men who
preuch the word of life. 1 say they
must. Even when they do their work,
I say they must go and leave (if neces
sary) the work which the> do whatso
ever it may be and go and seek to
save thefr souls through the wurd. 1
say that their works shall not save
them when my time has come. (When
I come again.) And after they come
home from the meetings they must call
on me to cleanse their homes, for the
Satan has many snares, that they may
not be caught in one of them." And Ho
said again: "it always happen to one
or more (many) members of the
church. The one(sl who is confess
himself (themselves) as Christians ami
make long prayers and make himself
(themselves) good followers (of (he
word) and at the same liuie doeth evil
and serve the devil. And a man can
not serve two masters, therefore he
will not he saved or come unto me.”
Then He said: “Now come and see."
And he pointed down to the earth. And
I looked down and there was tlie earth
beneath. Nothing was hidtden) from
the face (sight) of heaven.
And there was a person in the church
(which she could see) just doing what
the Person had spoken about. He was
preaching and make(ingi long prayers
and making himself la) good Chris
tian. but he was black as what the
devil was held (holding) in hand when
he marked the people when they do
not (were not) doing right.
After that He said: “The people on
earth are living (a) hard life and it is
unclean because they are living in the
same place where the devil Is." While
I look down to the earth I see two great
lands (continents?) and there was a
water between. But there is none (no)
secret in the face of heaven (nothing
concealed from heaven). And He said
to tne: "The Christians must clean
their homes and give them fresh air
every day by (means of) windows and
doorway. In that way it (the home)
will be easier to live in and (be) a
clean Christian.” After this He said
to me that they (men) must not kill
one other (one another) or must not
commit adultery. And again He show
ed the people about the Christian life.
And He said: “Come and see.” And I
look(ed) down (to earth) again and
see a person who was striving to go
forward as (if) lie were going against
a strong wind. He was striving and
at the same time he fell back a little,
but still go forward. This was the way
of the faithful Christian. And He said;
“When u person do good work to u
poor one (does good to the poor) lie
do it unto me and when he (is)
against such a one, lie did it likewise
unto me (does it also unto me.)
And all those who believe In the work
of tile Bible (who follow tiie teach
ings of) will be save(d). And all
(hose who are not (do not) believe the
wolds of the prophecy of the Bible,
will not be save(d). And even the men
who are in the depth of sin, if he
only seek to save his life he shall save
it.” Arid (then I saw that) all the peo
ple tallied) the Woman “Mother" us
llie Alan did call iiei las Jesus called
her.)
And now llie Alan reply to the mul
titude and suui: I want to see my
Father and we will all go and sec
Him." So (the) whole multitude ul
men and women were ready and while
they were getting ready the Woman
said to me and say: "Aly sister, you
must tell tiie people these things which
you have south) and hear for they will
fulfill twill be fulfilled.) 1 know that
you are only a child, Inn i brought
tyou) up i here) and let you see these
things that you may tell it out to Un
people and you must tell your mot her
so you will both be help the a In-Ip
to) each other and I will also help yon
while you are doing this.'' And now
llie whole multitude were ready with
coaches and chariots and when they
were ready, the Alan was lead them
toward tiie light spots in the heaven
above. And when vve reaelt il vve all
come through it and there was a more
istill) brighter world.
And when We go a little farther I
saw many angels and there were many
mansions also, like the first place,
where w« were slaved for a while (tin
place they had left). And when vva
come nearer and nearer, lie appear
with his angels through the great gate
which was also open. And they that
the step (come) out of the gate corn
ing (came) toward the other multi
tudes. When lie come to them. He
and His Son shake hands ind seem
(to) welcome each other \nd after
lie and llis Son shake hands lb la
gan at once to shake liandcs) will
those who were come along with III
Son and said: “I thunk you that yon
are succeeding me and are nunt b
me." And lie shake handle! with - o '
every one and say the likewise as to
the first one (as He said to lie tii
one) And after lie give the thanks
to them lie lead them through tie
gicat gate and then they go in. And
when Ihev see going in I see the inside
of mansion was clean as those the
tii.st mansions which vve saw at Ha
first place. Then we did stay in tiie
second place for long time. Then we
gi to first place for time. Then I wake
up. I wake up for time before that
and in faith I slept not.
(Signed.) DORA DELETECK.
(The Dreamer).
Translated by O. B. Wateronk.
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RICKARD SEES DIG TRADE
IN SOUTH AMERICA
"There’s a lot of trade in South Am
erica, It's important commercially,
and it should he worth a lot of money
to the people of the United States if
they would go out and get it. It would
be easy to get now, for most of the
European competitors are busy at
home—busy trying to save themselves
from extinction."
So declared Tex Rickard, former Al
aska mining man, Nevada sportsman,
world traveler and now a Paraguay
cattle king, at the Hotel Washington
yesterday.
“Lots of people knock Colonel
Roosevelt,” Rickard continued, "but he
did the United States more good in
South America than any other man
who ever visited that country. He
brought the people of South America
closer to the people of the United
States. He was more democratic and
the unimportant people got a chance
to talk to him. He made a great hit.
"I traveled about 1,000 miles with
him. When he was at Concepeione we
got up early in the morning and went
to a small restaurant for some break
fast. He put on his khaki suit and big
boots. About the time we were crack
ing our eggs a committee arrived and
informed the colonel that a big break
fast had been prepared for him. He
didn’t bother to change his clothes, but
addressed the crowd in his khaki suit.”
Rickard says there is no guess about
Roosevelt discovering the River of
Doubt. He was the first man to de
scend it. M,; tny people knew of the
headwaters of the river, and many had
seen its mouth, but nobody knew tHat
it was the same stream.
“The head of that river is only 1,0U0
miles from my ranch at Asuncion."
said Rickard. He spoke ns though it
were just across Second avenue. Iiis
“ranch" is a small tract of 5,000,000
acres with 33,000 head of cattle on it. I
Rickard leaves today for San Fran
cisco, after which he will go “back to
the farm" in Paraguay.
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wishes to locate her brother, John
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his uncle, ('has. Rlppard, who was in
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WEATHER REPORT.
June 18, 1915
Temperature—Max., 42; min., 38.
Barometer—30.13 inches.
Weather—Cloudy.
Wind -SW., 6 miles; average 7 miles
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