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For Sale! FOR SALE About 5(1,(100 acres in Louisiana lands, on main line of K. C. Southern railroad, almost level, just milling enough for drainage. Adapted tn dairying and all kinds of crops, including fruits. The price of this laud will average only $12.00 per acre, ac cording to location and distance from town. Terms: One-third cash, balance one to live years. Xine men out of ten who go to see these lands purchase. Special car from Omaha every Tuesday after noon at i:35, via Hurlington. Call or write for particulars. WINDHAM Investment and Loan Co. Plattsmouth, Nebraska oo y ojiji -j VI -M 'M -"VI AilfJiTjuu nao.w l! op o )! oqv -ua puB ijuluoh .iqi uomrfu.ujs inq 'o'jt'joddB b oiBt.io a'juo ou Xoqx "siopiBX 84uiB.ioquimi:j obi oiidddG u 'lJos aBi ptio.w no.C n "juoiuozbuib jo t.),inos oq U31JO si ouioddB s.Xoq oijx Geo. P. Eastwood, Successor to John Bauer. To all old customers, as well as to all new ones, I ask you to call and get my prices. I have the largest and best assorted stock of Builders' Hardware; also the most complete line of Cook Stoves and Ranges and Hard Coal, Soft Coal and Wood Heaters ever shown in Plattsmouth. Also a car of nails and a car of American field fence. We buy direct from the factory and are in a position to make a better price than you have ever had. We solicit your trade. "A square deal and prompt at tention" is my motto. 0. P. EASTWOOD. I. KG A I, KOTK'K. Id the IHxtrict Court of Cann County. VelirnHkn. Frank Claus, I'laintllt, VH. William Smith, et al., Defendants. NOTICE. To William Smith, Mrs. William Smith, his wife (firHt name unknown) Thomas O. Palmer, M. Jane Palmer', and the Unknown Heirs and l)e vltteeH of William Smith, deceased: You and each of you will hereby take notice that on the 2nd day of November, 1912. Frank Claus, plaintiff In the fore going entitled cause, flled his petition in the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska, BKalnst you. the object, pur pose and prayer of which Is to obtain a decree from said Court removing clouds from and quieting tfcw title of record to lot five (5) and thrwt (3) feet oft of and along the west .vine of lot four (4), In block eighteen (IX), In the City of Plattsmouth, Cass County Ne braska, in plaintiff, as against you and to exclude and enjoin you and each of you from ever asserting or claiming any right, title or interest therein ad verse to plaintiff and for such other and further relief as may be just and equitable. You are required to answer said petition on or before the 16th day of December, 1912, or the allegations con tained in said petition will be taken as true and a decree rendered as prayed for therein. Dated: November 4th, 1912. KUAN K CLAl'S, Plaintiff. By JOHN M. LKYDA, His Attorney. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In County Court. STATE OF NEBRASKA, Cass County, ss. In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob Henrich, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased that hearings will be had upon claims flled against said estate, before me, County Judge of Cass County, Nebraska, at the County Court room in Plattsmouth, in said County, on the lGlh day of No vember, 1912, and on the ICth day of May, 1913, at 9 o'clock a. ni. each day for examination, adjust ment and allowance. All claims must be tiled in said court on or before said last hour of hearing. Witness my hand and seal of said County Court, at Platls inouth, Nebraska, this 17th day of October, 1912. (Seal) ALLEN J. BEKSON, Counly Judge. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT. ALL 1'EItSONS INTER KSTED IN T1IK ESTATE OF THOMAS W. SHRYOCK, DECEASED, now pending in the County Court of Cass County, Nebraska, will lake notice that the administrator has llled his Dual account and petition for final settlement in said Court. A hearing will be hail upon said account and petition at the ofllee of said Court, at Plattsmouth, Ne braska, on the 11th day of No vember, 1912, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. At said tinie any and all persons interested in said estate may appear and contest said final account and petition. Witness my hand and the seal of said' Court this 21st day of October, 1912. (Seal) ALLEN J. BEESON, Counly Judge. D. O. DWYER, Attorney. QUEEN GF BULGARIA. While Her Hucband Is At Front Fighting She Is Nursing Wounded Men. Queen Elennor of Bulgaria, who has been at Phillppopolls, !iu!a;arla, for the last few days, has assumed the dress of an ordinary nurse and is attending the sick and wounded arriving from battle fields. The large waiting room at the rail road station has been converted Into a re ception room for the wounded, and from there the men are unsigned to the various hospitals. NEBRASKA LIFE UNDERWRITERS MEET First Dinner of the Association for Fall Season at Omaha. Omaha, Nov. 4. Thirty members of ihe Lite Underwriters' Association of Nebraska sal down to a banquet at :he Paxton hotel, tho feast marking Ihe first regular fall meeting of tho issociation. C. Z. Gould presided over the reg ular order of business, after which jeveinl Interesting speeches were made. C. N. Anderson, secretary of Ihe association, read an account of the aatlcnuJ life convention, held at Mem phis in October, ho being the only Ne braska member. The principal speaker of the even ing was Thomas W. IJlackburn, secre tary of the American Life convention, in organization composed of eighty Mx younger life Insurance companies of the country. Mr. Blackburn said ;hat the American Life convention has i total volume of business of over 1.000,000,000 and that It stands ready to co-operate with all other life insur ance organizations for beneficial legis lation. He aroused the enthusiasm of ill present by a plea for greater con sideration of the insurance men by the banker. Henry T. Oxnard Visit Scottsbluff. Scottsbluff. Neb . Nov. 4 Henry T. Dxnard. the sugar king of Nebraska, who has exter.tive land Interests In the Scottsbluff country, has been In the valley for several days, arranging for the Improving of his farms and at tending to other affairs. The talk.con cernlng an independent factory at Bridgeport was coupled with his visit, but upon inquiry It was found to have no connection. Mr. Oxnard pays that the time Is near when another factory will be built in the North Platte coun try, but does not indicate that he will have anything to do with It. Coal Famine Due to Holding Cars. Sidney. Neb., Nov. 4. Cliarles V. Ware, general manager of the Union Pacific railroad, was in Sidney en route from Omalyt. making every town on the system in view of alleviating the coal conditions. Mr. Ware attrib utes the scarcity of coal to the inabil ity to obtain cars, Increased by the fact that the local coal deiilers use the cars for a length of time, even to fif teen days. Mr. Wnre lias been keep ing things moving tho last fev weeks and there will he no scarcity of coal hereafter. Find Dead Body of Hunter. York. Neb.. Nov. 4 Ilird Hill, son of Charles II 111. who lives five nillrs northwest or this city. -ivnl hunting along Lincoln creek. A!;eut one hour after he left home his lifeless body was found on the bank of the creek. Coroner Vet 7 was notified und he found the cause of hi death was from the accidental disc harge of a shotgun wlilrh Hill was carrying, tho entira load striking hlni Just below the left lung. He leaves a wife and three chil dren, licr.ldK other relatives. Storm Coming Eastward. Washington, Nov. 4. A storm now central west of the Rocky mountains Is com'.iir eastward, bringing local rains and snows for northern and rain lor southern tlb.trlcts. The storm, ac cording to the weather bureau's week ly hulb'tln, will prevail over the great central valleys tomorrow and tho eastern elates about Wednesday. I it . . rt-v ; v v (7 MASONS START TO RAISE FUND Des Moines Lodge Men Must Raise $100,000. NEW FEATURE FOR TEACHERS Physical Culture Work Will Be Shown at Convention This Week Grade Pupils Will Show Various Games and Folk Dances. Des Moines, Nov. 4. Ijocal Masons started out cn a week's campaign to raise the $100,00 needed to complete tne payment for the new Masonic templet at West Tenth and Locust streets. The money will be raised by soliciting for stock subscriptions. H. M. licit will have charge of the campaign. A large number of Masons have volunteered to solicit for sub scriptions during tho week and the members of the Masonic Building as sociation are confident that tho entire amount will be raised this week. The cost of erecting the new Ma sonic temple was $250,000. Of this amount, approximately $150,000 has been raised by stock subscriptions. The remainder will be secured during the campaign, which opened today. The new building Is practically com plete and several tenants already have moved Into the structure; New Feature for Teachers. A brand new feature of the Iowa State Teachers' association, which convenes here Thursday, will be tho exemplification of the physical culture work of tho Des Moines schools. This work will lie put on at the Friday aft ernoon session of the association by members of the grado. schools, the V. M, C. A., the Y. W. C. A. and the Drake university girls. The work will be ex hibited under the direct supervision ol Miss Margaret A. McKee, physical training instructor for Des Moines labile schools. Miss McKee will at tempt to show by the work of hei classes just what is being taught the Dcb Moines school children In the way of developing their bodies. Associated with Miss McKee will be the gymna sium instructors of the three Institu tions which will be represented beside? the schools. The pupils will demon strate to the visiting teachers the physical culture work. This work In eludes the simple movements which help to give erect carriage, better de veloped chests and more graceful car riage of the body. Dumb bell and In dian club drills and general setting up exercises will be demonstrated by the grade pupils. Besides this general work, the pupils will be put through their games and plays and folk dances. Fall Down Shaft May Prove Fatal. Henry Schlotzhauer, aged forty-flvt years, sustained a fractured skull when he accidentally fell, headfore most, down an elevator shaft at the Graeffe hotel, alighting on the cemenl flooring of ihe basement. He was hurried to the Mercy hospital and II was reported that he was growlni gradually weaker, the attending sur geons having but little hope for hlf recovery. INCREASE IN INMATES Biennial Report of Board of Control Is Filed. Des Moines, Nov. 4. The biennial report of the state board of control filed with Governor Carroll, shows thai Iowa is gaining In the number of In mates of all its state institutions. Tht average dally population during the biennial period preceding June 30 wat 9,002 persons. The average gain wai 422 persons. The largest gain was al the reformatory at Anamost, which Increased 159 In population. The In dustrial school for boys, the Industrial school for girls and the soldiers' home each lost In number of Inmates. Find Dead Body of Henry Raschke. Des Moines. Nov. 4. The dead bod of Henry Raschke, a highly respected citizen of Boone, was found at Kiev enth and Lyons streets. A bullel wound over the man's right eai showed that he had been shot to death, but the weapon used, found at the side of the !ody, has led the police to believe that he committed suicide Two empty shells were In the cham hers of the revolver. There were nc eye-witnesses to tho tragedy. Iowa City Man Drinks Carbolic Add Iowa City, Nov. 4. John Scott, aged sixty, 11 pioneer of Iowa City, commit ted sulf ide In his room In a hotel at Solon, a village near Iowa City, by drinking rarliolic acid. lie was single and brooded over his 111 health. Ilia body will be dedicated to sclenco at tho University of Iowa, If relatives are not discovered within sixty days. Two Killed by Coal Fumes. Council Bluffs, la., Nov. 4. F. Ma rlon Owens, eighty yenrs old, and bis wife, seventy-live, were found dead In their home here. They had been suf focated by fumes from a coal heating atove. Three More Give Up Skin. Gary, Tiul., Nov. 4. Three more men. her father, her brother and her sweet heart, gave up fifty more square Indies of skin for the burned body of Miss Ethel Smith, for whom Billy Hugh, the crippled newsboy, gave M8 life by al lowing n useless limb to be amputated for Its skin The operation was per formed at a local hospital. ARMAGEDDON OF THE SCRIPTURES Startling Presentation ot Com ing Events. PASTOR RUSSELL'S VIEWS. Churches ot All Denominations and the Civil Powers of Earth Aro About to Unite In Common Cause Powerful Influence Preparing For the Battle of Armageddon A Reign of Anarchy Will Be the Result of the Warfare Until The Mentiah Takes Control. Brooklyn. N. Y., Nov. 3. The Brooklyn Academy of Music was crowded to the lim it today to hear Pastor Russell's discourse on the "Battle of Arma geddon." Ilis text was: "'He gathered them together unto a placed called lu the Hebrew tongue Armugeddo n." (Revelation xvl. 1G. The speaker said: Armageddon In the Hebrew signifies the "Ulll of Megiddo," or Mount of De struction. It was fatuous us a battle field In Old Testa meut times. The Lord has seen fit to associate the mime Armageddon, with the great con troversy between Truth and Error, right and wrong. God and Mammon, with which this Age will close, perish, and the New Age of Messiah's glory be ushered in. He has purposely used highly symbolical figures of speech iu the last book of the Bible, evidently with a view to hiding certain impor tant truths until the due time for their revealment. But even in the duo time, the Bible assures us. "None of the wicked shall understand" (Daniel xll. 9. lOi-none who are out of heart har mony with God-but only the wise of His people the "wise virgin" class of the Master's parable. I have long avoided presentation of my understanding of our text and Its context. 1 take It up now by request and because 1 believe It is duo time to be understood. I disclaim any special Inspiration. In some particulars my views agree with those of other Bible students, and In other respects they disagree. Each hearer must use his own Judgment, do his owu Bible study, and rescu his own conclusions. Kindly remember that 1 am not re sponsible for the figures of speech used by the Lord. My Interpretations do in deed constitute n terrible arraignment of institutions which we have all rever. enced and which embrace good people, of good words and good works. God's saintly eole In these various Institu tions, being comparatively few. are Ignored when systems as a whole are dealt with In prophecy. The Dragon, Beast, False Prophet. Our context tells us that three Im pure spirits itencblngs) will go forth from the mouths of the Dragon, the Benst and the False Prophet, and these three will be In accord, and symbolical ly the doctrines are represented by "frogs." These three doctrines are to have a mighty Influence throughout the civilized earth. They are to gather the kings and their armies to the great Battle of Armageddon. The ecclesiastical kings and princes, and their retinues of clergy and faith ful adherents, will be gathered in solid phalanx Protestant nud Catholic. The kings and captains of industry, and as many as can be Influenced by them, will be gathered to the same side. Tho political kings and princes, with all their henchmen and retainers, will fol low in line on the same side. The financial kings and merchant princes, and nil whom they can Influence by the most gigantic power ever yet exercis ed in the world, will Join the same side, according to this prophecy. These "doctrines of demons." repre sented by the "frogs." will lend many noble people In this great army to as sume an attitude quite contrary to their preference. For a time the wheels of liberty and progress will be turned backward and medieval re straints will be considered necessary for self-preservatlon-for the mainte nance of the present order of things. In giving this Interpretation, it Is necessary for us to Indicate what is symbolized by the Dragon, the Benst, and the False Prophet. Bible students of nearly nil denominations agree with us that the "Dragon" of Revolution represents the purely Civil Power Protestant Interpreters generally agree that the "Beast like n leopard" (Reve lation x III. 2i represents the Papacy. But fewer still, we fear, will be ready to support our view that Protestantism Is tho "Image of the Beast" (Revelation x 111. irii In our context given another name, "tho False Prophet." We urge no one o ncccpt our Interpretation, nor shall we think hard of any who refuse It. We will neither slander nor otherwise Injure them now. nor threat en them with eternal torture. They have the same right to their views that I have, and the same right to make them known to others. And I. for one. will be very glad to consider any thing which opponents may set forth as their Interpretations of our text. "Unclean Spirit Like Frogs." The symbolisms of Scripture, right ly understood, are always forceful. When the Holy Spirit used n "frog" to yintwilenlly represent certain fcASrOkl kTU5St.LLl . t. i iii's or (em liin-N. e may be si..e (he true nniilieaiion will fit well. ! A frog has a nni:e Iim.u. a wise look. It swells Itself up iu an uppareut en deavor to Inipresx the beholder. Its great mouth well represents its chief power, used to croak. Applying these sjiiiIhiIs. we learn that an evil spirit. Inilnenee. teaching, will come from the I'roteMiMH rliun-he federated, ttoiu tile t'lain- of Koine, aud from the Civil mitlioi in. -, nil in full agreement. The xpirii ( ;iu will be boastful: an ulr of nuierior wisdom and knowledge will be proudly assumed- all will i-ionk In harmony. All will tell of dire results that would follow, involving the Interests of both the present and the future life. If their counsel be not followed However con tlii tiug the ereeds. the differences will he Ignored In the general proposition Hint nothing ancient must be disturb ed, or looked Into, or repudiated. The Divine authority of the Church. hiuI the Divine right of kings, aside from the Church, will not be allowed to conflict. Any persons or teachings In conflict with these boastful and un script urn 1 claims will be branded as everything rit at the mouths of these "frogs" speaking from pulpits and pint forms and through the religious Hid secular press The nobler senti ments of some will be strangled by the philosophy of the same evil spirit which spoke through Calaphas. the high priest, respecting .lesus. As Cala phas declared it expedient to commit a crime lu violation of Justice, human and Divine, to be rid of Jesus and His teachings, so this "frog" spirit will ap prove of every violation of principle necessary to their self-protection. The croaking of these "frog" spirits or doctrines will gather the kings and princes, financial, political, religious and Industrial Into one great army. The spirit of fear. Inspired by the cnmklngs of these "frogs," will scourge the passions of otherwise good and reasonable men to fury, desperation. In their blind following of these evil spirits, evil doctrines, they will be ready to sacrifice life and everything on the nltar of what they mistakenly suppose Is Justice, truth and righteous ness, tinder a Divine arrangement. For a brief time, us we understand the Scriptures, these combined forces of Armageddon will triumph. Free speech, free malls, and other liberties which have come to be the very breath of the masses in our day, will be ruth lessly shut off under the plea of neces sity, the glory of God, the commands of the Church, etc. All will seem to be serene, until the great social explosion In our context described as the "great Earthquake." An "earthquake." in symbolic language, signifies soclnl revolution, and the declaration of the context is that none like unto It ever before occurred. (Revelation xvl. 18. 10.) Jesus described it as a time of trouble such ns never was since there was a nation. Mntthew xilv. 21. The Lord Will Gather Them. The false, frog-like teachings will gather together Into one host the great, the rich, the wise, the learned and the kings of the enrth. to battle. At this Juncture Divine Power will step for ward, and our text tells1 us that Hi: shall gather the marshaled hosts to Armageddon to the Mountain of De struction. The very thing which they sought to avert by their union, federa tion, etc.. will be the very thing they will hasten. Other Scriptures tell us that God will be represented by the Great Messiah, and that He will be un the side of the masses. Thus we rend In Daniel xll. 1: "At thnt time shall Michael the Godlike One Messiah stand up" assume authority. He will take possession of His Kingdom In a manner little looked for by many of those who erroneously have been claiming that they were Ills Kingdom, and authorized by Illm to reign In His nume and In His stead. Jesus declared. "His servants ye are unto whom ye render service." Some may be rendering service to Satnn and to error, who claim to be rendering service to God nnd to righteousness; and some of these may be serving Ig norantly. ns did Saul of Tarsus who "verily thought thnt he did God a serv ice" in persecuting the Church. The same principle holds true reversely. As an earthly king docs not hold him self responsible for the moral character of each soldier who tights In his bat tles, so the Ixird does not vouch for the morsl character of all who will enlist nnd tight on ULs side of any question "Ills servants they are to whom they render service." whatever the motive or object prompting them. The same principles will apply In the coming Battle of Armageddon. God's side of that battle will be the people's side, ond the very nondescript host, the people, will be pitted at the begin ning of the battle. Anarchists. Social ists, and hot-headed radicals of every school of reason and unreason, will be In the forefront of that battle. The majority of the poor and the middle class prefer peace at almost any price. A comparatively small number. God's consecrated people, will at heart be longing for Messiah's Kingdom. These will bide the Lord's time nnd wnlt pa tiently for It: they will be of good courage, knowing the outcome outlined In the "more sure word of prophecy." to which they have done well to take heed, "as nnto a light shining In a dark place until the Day dnwu."-H Peter I. 10 The masses will be restless of their restraints, but will he conscious of their own weakness ns compared to the kings nnd princes, financial, religious and political, which will then hold sway. Besides, the masses have no sympathy with anarchy. They realize truly that the worst form of govern meut Is better than none. The masses will seek relief through the bnllot and penceful rendtustnient of earth' af fairs for the elimination of evil, for the placing or monopolies ana nniltles aud the supplies of nature In the bands of the people for the public good. The crisis will be reached when the hither to upholders of law shall become vio lators of Uie law and reslsters of the will of the majority as expressed by the ballot. Fear for the future will lead the well-meaning masses to desper ation; and anarchy will result when Socialism falls. The Cloud's Silver Lining. Horrible would be this outlook for the future did we not have the Infalli ble Word of God assuring us of a glorious outcome: Divine Wisdom has withheld until our day the great knowl edge and skill which is at the same time breeding millionaires and discon tents. Had God lifted the veil a thou sand years sooner, the world would have lined up for Its Armageddon a thousand years sooner. But that would have been too soon for the Di vine piirHise. liecnuse Messiah's King dom Is to lie the grent Thousand-Year-Sabbath of the world's history. God iu kindness veiled our eyes until the time when the gathering to Ar mageddon would Immediately precede Messiah's taking to Himself His great power, and lieglnnlng His reign. Reve lation xl. 17. IS. "Send Them Strong Delusions." St. Paul wrote prophetically of our time, that It would be one of serious trial and testing to many professing to be Christians. The reason for this he states-they received not the Truth In the love of It (II Thessalonlans 11. 10. Il-l They preferred their own errone ous theories, the Apostle explains, nnd therefore God will give them over to a "strong delusion," and let them believe the lie which they preferred, nnd let them suffer for missing the Truth which they did not love. Thus they will be in the condemned host, "light ing against God." because of their lack of love for the Truth. It Is sad to say that we all ns Chris tians have been laboring uinjer a thor ough delusion respecting God's Plan We have claimed that Christ set up His Church In Kingdom power, and that the Church has been reigning on the enrth as Ills representative. , On the strength of this delusion, Jews nnd heretics have been persecuted to death as opponents to Christ's Kingdom. All the while we thoughtlessly repented the Lord's prayer: "Thy Kingdom come; Thy will tie done on earth, ns tn Heaven." We knew thnt the Redeemer said that He would come again to make us Ills Bride and Joint-heirs: but we Ignored the Scriptures. We were druuk, ns the Scriptures symbolically say. "all nations were drunk" with the false doctrine. It Is this false doctrine thnt will constitute the "frog" spirit which soon will begin to croak nnd to prepare for Armageddon The Bible presentation Is that the world Is a section of the universe in rebellion against Divine authority, un der the captaincy of Satan nnd his as sociated fallen angels. By Divine grace Jesus has already "tasted death for every man." nnd the merit of thnt sac rifice must, eventually, grant Adam and his posterity a full, fair opportunity for the attainment of everlasting life. All who thus see the Divine program and ore walking In the light may know something at least respecting the "times and seasons." These brethren "are not In darkness, that that day nnd thnt linttle of Armageddon should overtnke" them "os a thief" tin a wares. Armageddon Not Yet but Soon. For forty years the Armageddon forces have been mustering for both sides of the conflict Strikes, lockouts and riots, grent and small, have been merely Incidental skirmishes as the belligerent parties crossed each other's paths. Court aud Army scandals In Europe. , Insurance, Trust and Court scandals In Amerlcn. have shaken pub lic confidence. Dynamite plots, chnrg ed by turns on employees and on em ployers, have further shaken confi dence and tended to make each dis trustful of the other. Bitter nnd angry feelings on both sides are more and more manifest. The lines of battle are dally becoming more distinctly mnrked. . Nevertheless Armageddon cannot yet be fought. Other matters Intervene, according to prophecy. Gentile times have still two yenrs to run The "linage of the Beast" of our context must yet receive fife power. The Image must be transformed from a mere mechanism to a living force Protestant Federation realizes that Its organization will still be futile unless It receive vitalizatlon unless Its clergy directly or Indirectly shall be 'recog nized as possessed of apostolic ordina tion nnd authority to teach. This the prophecy Indicates will come from the two horned beast, which, we believe, symbolically represents the Church of England. Higli-hauded activities of Protestantism nnd Catholicism, operat ing In conjunction for the suppression of human liberties, await this vivifying of the Image This may come soon, but Armageddon cannot precede It. but must follow-perhaps a year after It. according to our view of the Prophecy Still another thing Intervenes: Al though the Jews are gradually flowing Into Palestine, gradually obtaining cou trol of the hind of Canaan, and al though report say thnt already nine teen millionaires are there, neverthe less prophecy requires an evidently Inrgcr number of wenlthy Hebrews to be there before the Armageddon crisis be reached. Indeed we understand thnt "Jacob's trouble" In the Holy Land will come at tho very close of Armageddon. Then Messiah's King dom will begin to be manifested Thenceforth Israel In the lnnd of prom lse will gradually rise from the ashes of the past to the grandeur of proph ecy. Through It Divinely appointed princes Messiah's Kingdom, all-powerful but Invisible, will beslli to roll awnv the curse and to lift uu mankind