Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 23, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 January 1947 — Page 5
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MITER 10 BE USED TO HEAT IMQRRACO SOON
NICE (UP) The principality cf Monaco shortly will start "converting" its heating system from coal to sea water. As coal becomes more and more scarce. Felix Bosan, an engineer of the famed gambling and vacation center, hit on the idea of generating heat for houses from the
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high temperatures of the Mediterranean. Conversion of sea heat to indoor heat has kept Bosan busy for 32 years. During the war the Mqnaco legislature passed the sea-water heat bill providing for the building of necessary sta
tions, but conditions
Says Declaration Of Independence Written By Pains
(International)
. r . ' tion of Independence was pro- : claimed.
, In his analysis of the Declaration, Lewis compares in parallel
! columns the Adams copy and the i Jefferson rough draft, making
NEW YORK, Jan. 30. (UP) much cf Jefferson's deletion of
we're too Thomas Paine, not Thomas Jef- the slavery clause which would
difficult to launch the pr'pject. fciion, .wrote the Declaration of have abolished involuntary sei;viNow Bosan's scheme to supply Independence, Joseph Lewis con- tude vvnen the colonies became heat to the 1.200 houses of Mo- tends in a book published Wed- free- Lewis arBucs that Jefferson,
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naco can be put into effect. Here is how it works: Mediterranean waters are pumped to a special central plant in a valley of Monaco. There giant pumps
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resday, the 210th anniversary of beinS a slave-holder, edited out . . . . 1 . . 1 - " L. Tl , ' 1..
Fame's birth.
Long a researcher among Paine documents, Lewis, in "Thomas Paine, Author of The
- Declaration of Independence"
(Frecthought Press, S3) has mar-
peratures from the normal 12 to shallcd a bcokful of evidence,
15 degrees centigrade to 60 to moswy circumstantial ana mciuc70 degrees centigrade. The heat tive that the author of "Common then is piped into the Monaco Sense" really wrote the Declaramunicinal" system and dictribut- tion and that Jefferson, far from ed to the inhabitants.. framing the document, actually .... . . mutilated it.
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thermodynamic principles," Bo-
Much of Lewis' evidence is
the clause which Paine, a slav
ery hater, had written. Lewis compares the capitalizatipn of Paine and Jefferson words being capitalized in those cays for emphasis to show that the Adams copy more resembled Paine's style, than Jefferson's. The author does the same in a complicated analysis of the use of the words "has" and "hath," concluding the latter word, frequently used by Paine and al
most never by Jefferson, makes
san said. .. "Jie " "ie uams W 01 ie another point in Paine's favor.
The same system can be put a vvmt-" .JU""
into effect usin' water from the lakes and rivers, but it is more expensive. On the Kiviera we are lucky thatf the Mediterranean maintains an abnormally high temperature ' all winter." Th3 Monaco government estimates it will save the cost of 25,000 tons of coal which are normally imported for the winter seasori. "The conversion process cf sea water," Jiosan said, "can be reversed," The engineer plans to supply the Monaco domain with air conditioning in the hot summers, "By a simple process," he explained, "the generators can be
Adams dispatched to his. wife at
the time and which Lewis reproduces. Lewis concludes by a complicated process of reasoning that tiie Adams copy of the Declaration and the "rough draff edited by Jefferson for the congressional committee were copied from an "original" not now extant so far as anyone knows. The original was written by Paine, Lewis contends, pointins out that Paine had expressed the same ideas in earlier writings. Bill of Rishts Also. ' The Bill of Rights, generally' attribu'ed to Jefferson, also came from the pen of Paine, Lewis says, the first 10 constitutional amendments being based on
concerted into making ice water, Paine's preamble to the Pfennsylwhich will.be pumped around in vania Constitution, which Paine the same system as the hot water wrote shortly after the Declara-
in winter."
Release Monday, Jan. 27, 1917 Waxed paper is merely a thin sheet of paper' which has been treated with purified pairaffin, a wax similar to that used in pre-' serving jelly. To make It, rolls of paper are fed- over rollers into tanks of hot liquid paraffin. Then the paper goes through a squeezing process similar to that of a washing machine wringer, and passes into a cold water bath which sets the wax. . From 1912 through 1915, state governments in the Unued States collected $2,272,000,000 in truck taxes, which was more than the states spent on highway construction, maintenance and administration in the same , period.
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FORMULATING a plan to introduce legislation to authorize an imme dlate 15 per cent rent increase and abolish all reht controh effectivt April 1, 194S, are the Republican senators shown above. Left to right eeated, are Albert W. Hawkes cf New Jersey and Kcrner E. Cape, hart of Indiana. Standing are George W. Mairme of Nevada tnd
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Romans 16:16
The Mt. Zion congregation announces that Bio. James A. Thrasher of Bloomington will preach there on the second Sund3y of each month.
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GOSPEL of CHRIST THE TWO SACRED WRITINGS
The Bible conta'ns two miraculous writings. The first, "written, and engraven on stores;" the second, "written net with ink, hut with the Snirit of the living God, net in tables of stone, but in tables that are hearts of flesh." II Cor. 9 .0 The f:rst writing was accomnlished "with the finger of God." Not the literal finger of God. "God is a Spirit." Jno. 4 :2 4. "A Spirit hath not flesh and bones." Luke 24:39. Gcd did it through the instrumentality of angels. Gal, 3:19; Acts 7:33. Only the Ten Commandments, were written, and engraven on . two tables of stcne. "And lie delivered trit3 von It-s covensnt . . . even fie Ten Commandments." Bent. 4:13. "There was nothing in the ark save the two tables cf stone ..." I Kings 8:9. But in the ark was "the covenant of Jehovah." Verse 21. Therefore, the Ten Commfndroents and the covenant of Jehovah are used ine',c,i.inreaVy. The biok of the law, written b,r Moses, itself contained a reccrd cf the Ten Commandments. This book of the law was ordered placed by the side of the ark of the covenant.. (A. S. V.) Deut. 31:26. These inspired words prevent any . theologian from teaching in truth, that the Ten Commandments were not "done away in Christ." II Cor. 3:14; Col. 2:14. The second miraculous writing was accomplished by "the Spirit of the living God," by the Holy Spirit. The words Jesus received of His Father He gave to His apcstles. Jno. 17:8. No record was made zt the tine Chrst taught His apostles.. After His resurrection, Jesus sent the Holy Spirit upon the apostles to guide them into all the truth. Jno. . 16:7. 13. The ministration of the Holy Spirit began on Pentecost following His resurrection.' Acts 2:1-4. God had previously said: "I will put my laws into
their mind, and on their heart will I write them." Heb. 8:10. The unerring, the infallible, therefore, the miraculous -writ'ngs were m'de unon the fleshly tables of the hearts of the apostles Jesus hnd chosen. The New covenant confabs these writings. With these two miraculous writings thus identified, we present the inspired contrast between the covenant sriven "on fables cf stone" at Sinai (Deut. 5:2, 3) and the covenant "written with the SnV't of the living God," given at Jerusalem. Note the contrast : THE NEW COVENANT "The Snirit." "The Spirit giveth life." "The ministration of the Spirit." "The ministration of rghteousness." The Spirit's writings "remaineth." - "Turn to the Lord . . veil" removed. THE OLD COVENANT "The letter" (Rom. 2:29) Verse 6. "Tr-e Mfrr kiUeh." Verse 6. "The ministration of death." Verses 7, 8. "The ministration of condemnation." Verse 9. The handwriting "passeth." Verse 11. "Moses is read, a veil on heart." 13, 16. Do we appreciate this inspired contrast? Understand its meaning? No . man, or set of men, have the right to bind anything of the Old covenant upon Christians tod?y. Those who would keep the Sabbath, burn incense, or use mechanical instrument of music in their worship, receive infants into their membership do so with no higher authority than that of Moses. The Holy Sp;rit declares those things belong to a ministratien of condemnation and deathl Those who refuse the Spirit's teaching here, rece've a working of error. II Thes. 2:11, 12.
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