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Freemason's Secrets: The True Descendants of the Knights Templar (Freemasons Secrets)

Have you ever wondered what do Freemasons do in their Masonic Rituals?

The Freemasons themselves will not speak to anyone about their Masonic degrees or their secret rituals. Although the Freemasons are the keepers of secrets they are also a group with amnesia. The Masons have been blind to their history since they came out of total secrecy in 1717. Some Freemasons say that they are descended from the medieval stone guilds; the other side says that they are the direct descendants of the Knights Templar! What is the truth?

This is a no spin book on the Secrets of the Freemasons! Everything you ever wanted to know and never could find out is in this clear strait to the point book , without all the fluff. Just the real answers to your questions. These secrets most Freemasons them selves don't know because they are not in the higher degrees of Freemasonry and stopped at the third degree, which is the Master Mason degree.

All three of the basic degrees of Freemasonry are covered and you get the real insight from a Freemason himself.

Which signs and symbols of Freemasonry are truly important including the secret handshakes of the Freemasons. You will also find out why they hold secret armed guarded meeting!

If you are a Freemason, you should know that this book was written by a Freemason and you would be surprised with what secrets you don't know!

For wives, girlfriends, family members and people that just want to know more about the Freemasons, you will learn it in this book!

If you are tired of asking your Mason, what exactly is going on in their meetings and always get a, “I can’t tell you” reply? What many Masons are not aware of is that there are many facets of the Craft that we can discuss openly. You will find these and many more secrets in Freemason’s Secrets: The True Descendants of the Knights Templar. If you really want to know the Secrets of the Freemasons, you will find them in this book.

Have you ever wondered what do Freemasons do in their Masonic Rituals?

The Freemasons themselves will not speak to anyone about their Masonic degrees or their secret rituals. Although the Freemasons are the keepers of secrets they are also a group with amnesia. The Masons have been blind to their history since they came out of total secrecy in 1717. Some Freemasons say that they are descended from the medieval stone guilds; the other side says that they are the direct descendants of the Knights Templar! What is the truth?

This is a no spin book on the Secrets of the Freemasons! Everything you ever wanted to know and never could find out is in this clear strait to the point book , without all the fluff. Just the real answers to your questions. These secrets most Freemasons them selves don't know because they are not in the higher degrees of Freemasonry and stopped at the third degree, which is the Master Mason degree.

All three of the basic degrees of Freemasonry are covered and you get the real insight from a Freemason himself.

Which signs and symbols of Freemasonry are truly important including the secret handshakes of the Freemasons. You will also find out why they hold secret armed guarded meeting!

If you are a Freemason, you should know that this book was written by a Freemason and you would be surprised with what secrets you don't know!

For wives, girlfriends, family members and people that just want to know more about the Freemasons, you will learn it in this book!

If you are tired of asking your Mason, what exactly is going on in their meetings and always get a, “I can’t tell you” reply? What many Masons are not aware of is that there are many facets of the Craft that we can discuss openly. You will find these and many more secrets in Freemason’s Secrets: The True Descendants of the Knights Templar. If you really want to know the Secrets of the Freemasons, you will find them in this book.

Co. D, 196th OH. Volunteer Infantry
The Humboldt Union, Saturday, Nov. 18, 1911

DIED SUDDENLY.
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W. T. McElroy Died of Heart Failure Last Night
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From Thursday’s Humboldt Daily Herald.

The community was shocked last evening to learn of the death of W. T. McElroy, editor of the Union and one of the oldest citizens of Humboldt.
Mr. McElroy has been in Wichita attending the Scottish Rite of Masons in their conclave. Dr. H. M. Webb has been with him but had left Wichita yesterday morning while Mr. McElroy waited for a later train on the Missouri Pacific and returned by way of Iola.
When he stepped from the plug he seemed in his usual health and spoke cheerfully to a number of acquaintances at the depot. He then started to walk up town and met Fred Speakman of Tyrone, Oklahoma, and Harvey Stewart. They spoke to him and Mr. Stewart suggested that he take a cab. Mr. McElroy said he believed he would and as the cab passed just then he stepped off the walk to take it. As he stepped to the ground he fell. Marshal Palstring came up just then and lifted him into the cab and took him home. Dr. Cope was called but the stricken man was in a semi-conscious condition and died within ten minutes.
Mr. McElroy had been in his usual health and had not complained of feeling ill while at Wichita. Death was caused by heart failure which attacked him after he reached Humboldt.
Word was sent to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. House of Wichita and they came over this afternoon with his grand daughter Adele House. Mrs. McElroy’s mother Mrs. McVeigh, is expected here from Larned this evening.
In the passing away of Mr. McElroy Kansas loses its pioneer journalist. Born at Washington, Pennsylvania Dec. 24, 1845 of North-of-Ireland ancestors, he remained there until 1856, when he moved to Mahoning County, Ohio, where he remained on a farm four years with relatives. When fifteen years old he went into the printing office of his Uncle Wm. Ritezel, editor of the Trumbull County Democrat, at Warren, Ohio. Here he remained through the changes of the paper and the early part of the war. Too young to enter the army he tried successive times until in 1864 he was enabled to join Co. D of the 196th Volunteer Infantry. He was in service until the July after the close of the war. He then returned to his old position in Warren, where he remained until the next spring when he decided to cast his lot with Kansas.
Arriving in Humboldt stage worn and weary he obtained employment with the Humboldt Union, then just started by Col. Orlin Thurston. The following year, Mr. McElroy with H. A. Needham, bought out Mr. Thurston. In 1868 Mr. McElroy became the sole owner and ever since he has had charge of the paper, being the oldest editor in point of service on the same paper, of any man in Kansas. Editor Rosser of the Girard Press and Editor Gilmore of the Fredonia Citizen being next in point of service.
It is hard for the younger generation to realize just what forty-five years of service in newspaper work means. When the editor of the Union began to chronicle the events of his community, Kansas was young. The state was just emerging from the hard grueling years of a war which took the best of its young men and wrung the heart blood from the women of the state! It had been born in blood and raised in poverty. The first days of the Union saw prosperity to be followed by cruel want again, as the young state passed through years of drouth and grasshoppers when the people had not been here long enough to accumulate the funds to withstand them.
For forty-five years Mr. McElroy has told of the joys and sorrows of his friends and neighbors. The writer of this can go back in the files of the Union and find the notice of wedding of his parents. He can find the few lines telling of his own birth, the notice of his own marriage, the birth of his baby boy and the sad chronicle of the death of his parents. And there are scores of men and women in Humboldt who can do the same. And each and every article has been under the supervision, if not actually written by the man who only last night passed away without for one moment laying aside the cares and trials of his duty. Such a record is one to be envied and to be emulated.
In the long course of his life, W. T. McElroy had some of the honors come to him. He had served his turn on the council, the school board, and in the Mayor’s chair. He has helped Humboldt to win the victories which have come to it, and bear the disappointments which are the share of every Kansas town. Under the Hayes administration he was appointed postmaster. Again, when in 1896, Wm. McKinley was elected president, Mr. McElroy was appointed to the office which he has held continually under Roosevelt and Taft. Had he lived out the full term to which he was appointed a year ago last May, he would have been in office twenty years. As it is, he probably held a record which has been reached by few Kansas

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