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SINGLE However grevious an
TAX evil land monopoly may
FALLACY be, to put all taxes on

TAX evil land monopoly may
FALLACY be, to put all taxes on
land or its value "a
distinction. by the way. without a
difference since the user of the land
surely not rem ely; therefore, in
order to get at the landlord, we must
ride roughshod over the individual
productive worker, the man for whom
the single takers profess to have such
unbounded sympathy.
True, from the land springs all
wealth, but land is a passive factor.
1t yields nothing suitable to satisfy
mans needs, unless he, by his labor,
extracts 1t from its bosom, and as
man cannot do without it to base taxa
ton thereon would therefore be vir-
tually an official denial of the indiVi-
dual's right to live, for how can he
have that right when the right to thc
uee of the land. without which eXis-
tence is impossible is denied him un-
less he pays tribute to the commun-
ity for that privilege? Land mono
po.y. by tae landlord has that effect
now, to a create or less extent, but
ts!at IS tAa ell 10 be remeAiez.
TIE community taking the :ent FROM
tie landlord, however, and appropriate
Ing it to lis own use can not be con-
sidered such unless We contend that
two wrongs make one JrigGt As
matter eff fact taxation to be just
caanot and is not based on any such
pfspt si.ion. No mater heW levied=it
is a contribution lhe community e.
acts from - ia :, .s..is4 ...e..sla-s 10"
SIT h service te4Gez e3 A. ICY ear
ether Not attend e at ali CT oa%
in perfunctoly manner 4 t-.e pest,
chief among Which is q protect tse
indi1iduars belonging freH tie nra-
datory elements OF society. Hence II
follows that the larger the individuals
HOLDINGS, which the community must
protect. the higher ought to lie his
tax
That this tax should not exceed gov
elnmental needs economically eXpend-
ed gees without saying. How abso-
lutely the single tax would fail to
meet these conditions is evidenced by
the facts that in the first place, the
revenue from that tax would far eX-
ceed governmental needs under pres
ent administration, as all single tax
ers admit. nay. even boast of The
excess they therefore propose to eX-
pend in all sorts OF public improve
ments. Secondly, that the leisure
class, those who from the cradle to
the grave. as the proverb has il,
toll not. neither do they spin but
live in luxurious i1leness ON the in
ccme derived from their money, and
who consequently ought 10 pay a
proportionately higher tax since the
protection Which organized society
must afford them is in like proportion,
could in reality escape taxation Viz
tually altogether; since all the land
they need use on which they could be
taxed under that legime would be that
small patch on which their dweTag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02
BOOK OF GENESIS
i
TO FORM TOPIC OF DISCUSSION
By BIBLE CLASS TO BE
ORGANIZED.
Dr.. Alexander Will Be The Instructor
and He Has Made Genesis
Life Study.

DR.. S. C. Alexander wishes to give
a Bible class lecture at the second
Presbyterian church each Sabbath.
from to 5 p. M, to begin with the
book of Genesis and to 60 rosu,a y
through that book, which is the only
history of the first 1000 years of our
world His will be the Socratic metl
Cd of questions and answers. F. ee to
all-Jews and Gentiles. 1t viii be
no childs play, judging from the
printed questions. The lectures will
be highly instructive and profitable.
He wishes to form the class next Sab
bath afternoon at 4:3O. to o. ganize
and distribute the cards with Ques~
tic1s SO that the students can get
ready for the first lesson July IA. at
p. N. Nj are cordially invitel to
attend TIE organization of class next
Sunday end take part in It. They
will have soul-stirring singing by the
choir. The following is the list Of
questions to be discussed:
Bible class lecture Ne. 1.-Genesis,
chapter 1.
l. How do you understand God as
Elohim? He is Creator, Pres eryer and
Judge
.. How do YOU understand Ged as
jehovah? He is the God of develop
mem; TIE Guide of Hi nacale.
;. Why @coe the name Of Jehovah
not Occur in first chapter?
/. Is Jehovah the God Of the Gen
tiles? No. God of His covenanted
people. Elchinl is the Ccd of the Gen
tiles. Acts 1f:1G.
>. Does the work of creation be
lcng to history? 1t has occurred.
G. Does the first verse Of Genesis
have any reference to chronology or
oaiy - 9 eet facts? Ma4ter not eter-
nal. Acts 17:24
:. V'ha' dc ecu understand by Gen.
1:2. fist clause? What do mary
'oarnea men think? Gaseous condi-
ton, etc
8. What dc you understand by tho
last clause of verso socon1o Cod was
arranging the elements fer their inf
mite combinations.
9 When was light created? verse ?.
ltee Il 1uminors matter covering the
olohaa
10 How dil God divide the light
FROM the darkness, verse !? Concen-
freticn.
Il Waa tho st Gay a day of q
''51''s. v5,se - Or long period, Ps.
9o:2: Peter 3:s?
y. Does the first day Indicate prog
ress? Darkness then light
Il. W at nroeress VOC mode in tie
work of creation on second day, Ps.
e.9o
Il. What pro@rees WAS made on the
thisd day of creation? 9-13. Twenty
four hours
Is. What progress was made on the
fourth day? 14-19. Concentration of
light: made the sun and moon; locked
up carbonic and other noxious gases
and fitted the earth Tor it's animal in
habitants, etc.
l6. What was made on the fifth dayo
2023. The introduction of animal life;
from protozoic to vertebrates Geology
unfolds this truth. Long period for
fifth day
Il. What was made on the first part
cf sixth day? 2425 Giant animals
deinctherium. M 3atherum, etc.
Is. When was man created? 2G-27.
on the evening of the sixth day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02
TIE GENESIS 1t sounds like
OF paradox. but it is
lynch LAW. true, that the law
lessness of lynch

RS is itself protest against lawless-
4 ess.
There is active law,e3sness and
here is passive lawlessness. The
4 ormer is seen in the outrages per-
/ ct. ated by lynchers The latter is
manifest when the courts are ineffi-
Itice is SC supine Or SO uliatory as to
excite popular Indignation.
Passive awessness-tha is, the
! tlneffciency of the regular operation
dbf justice-breeds active lawlessness.
Y he lawlessness which breaks into
tails, which hangs, shoots and kills
nen without trial or with an uA-
authorized and unlawful form of q
It. ial-the tribunal of Judge Lynch.
| TIE genesis Of lynch law is in incom-
letent courts.
There must be reform in the adj
|ininistratien eff justice in tie ciimi-
al courts Of this country before there
lean he any substantial decrease in
ynchinas There must be an accur-
lance that the man WHO mulGeFs or
who assaults viii speedily be b ouS.lt
TO Justice anJ that thc HUni hment oi
nis offense will be meteA out to hin.
without delay. There must be an
assurance that technical qlihbes anG
tie devices of shrawa lawyers VIII
met be permitted To turn aside the
|aFenaing hand of justice.
The so-eailed race question is only
a feat 3re Of the lynching business.
1t is act the lynchiEg problem itself.
Nsite men as We'll as nes-rues haVo
Deea lynched a'.d Will continue to be
Toctea 81 long as the courts fai
,a administer justice with swift and
IN e'enting hand. LNnshing, is i Per
ve3ted manifestation Of hun,anity's
loNe for Justice.
When Justice shall be opeia atiye
,,rooOtly and Stprnly thrnuoh il rpoll-
lar and authorized channels there
Will be no more lynchings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02
DUMAS.

Dumas, July IA large delegation
of levee men from all over the coun-
try appeared before the Mississippi
River Commission at st. Louis last
Wednesday for the purpose of pie
senting the claims of their various
localities for government aid in build
Ing and strengthening the levee sys-
tens. In this delegation Desha county
was we'll laprasente by Judge Pin
dail appearins for tire Red Fork dis
trict and Hon. F. Nj. Rogers and R.
w Smith of Arkansas City for the
Desha district
These gentlemen showed the COM
mission how they could accomplish
al least double the amount of wok
at this time for the same sum, II
wei ed. rhat they might year later
with Ike amount. All indications
rcint TO favorable action hv the COM
mission IN making two-year allot-
ments.
After two hard years CT struggle,
the new Methodist church at this
place is now complete, and the pas
tor, Rev w. w. Nelson. has just re-
Gently closed very successful pro-
tracted meeting. The donations to
the building fund from the many
f.iends in the county and outside Wee
highly appreciated by the members
at Dumas.
The first cotton bleom was sent to
the News office. Wednesday. June 24th,
by Neal Cox, Of Pendleton. from hie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

David Bishop, az old resident on
Cyn!ess creek, near this place, died
or "Wednesday last after an iafermit
crit illness lasting dWtng rhe past six
months. Tha physicians say that the
carsa was cid age and indrmity. Mr..
Bishop has resided in this county
Wit! MS family for fifteen years. hay
ing come here from AleXa4 e" c2u'?tT
Illinois. where se was born. He eaa
N9en 6 soldier in the Union amy
and was a nensioner cf the govern
menr. He had followed fern1ing pnr-
suits ever since ne settled on the
G ee!l ald had nice little farm. His
simple life CT honest endeaTor al
Weys commanded tie respect Of his
fellow citizens. lie leaves wife and
fonr child en-. all grown. to whom tho
sympathy Of The community goes cut.
Dumas News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

If man says anything to YOU about
that "old Elks quarters city hall mat
ter. it is sufficient provocation to
swat him on the snoOt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

The Graphic las already called at
tenton to the fact tie the fans axe
TOO generous in the matter Of treating
the players Of the local team when
they are at home. Late hours and
booze are going to do the work for
the Pine Bluff team. In fact, the
work has begun. BoOZefighting and
staying up nearly ali night won't work
in the same channel with successful
nall playing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

The south continues 70 raise otton
and prices-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune,
The sou,A i So, ,,,y;-.,,. 49,. abandoning
the industry of raising "coons" so
high that their feet den't touch tn
ssgund, as II finds Itself no lonser
able to successfully coilpese With tie
nefth# ana east.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

One citizen proceeded to ask of an
other: Have you heard about that
old Elks quarters - Shut up. ex-
claimed the other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

The Pine Bluff hall team plays bet
tel ball away fem home than they
play AZ home. proof of the fact thai
ley save TOO many friends at home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02
Advertising rates made known on
Application.

Office: Corner Braraque and Chest.
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

who throw too much booze into the
boys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

Entered at the POstoffice at Pine
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-02

The first cotton bloom was sent to
the News office, Wednesday. June 24th,
by Neal Cox. Of Pendleton. from hie
crop on the Lenox place. Probably
the first in the state
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
For Suffering Humanity


W. have heard recently that the Ola
crusade spirit Of the Nights OF
Tsmplers has been some what :
roused in the breasts OF the NOBLE
Nights of America on the account
of The terrable massacreeing OF the
christian. at the hands Of the turks
Many Of the Night-hood OF .ne $.
dead past had their voices ss'i'eo'
n death. for suffering humanity,
audit would be no strange sn'hg
70 see tho same spirit glow IN the
broast Of the members OF tnis
higher degree Of Masonry anu
hear them say strike for mo'ne''
and daughters, God and our na''Ve
land.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
FOR THE
.JAH-Ville
I THEOLOGICAL
School ENTER
TAlNMENT.

Com. to sell tickets Mr.. John.
Williams, Charley Horton, Roy
Patterson, Misses Lalu linthicum.
Lulu, McGown, Annie smart
Nora Shelley and Mrs. Pax Dela-
no.
Committees on Program. Mrs
Lydia Patterson, Nellie Swern-
DIN Lucy Franklin, Matte Bow
era, Ella Myers and MIS-. Len
Myers.
Committees on Arrangement
Mr.. LESSEE Fogerson, Pax Delano'
Samuel Merritt, Walter Patterson,
Charley Horton, Nose Mcuown
and James Smart.
officers of the Day. Mr.. John
Franklin, Nose McGown, Jon,
powers. VIM. Swerngin Higl
shelley. Col simons, w. u. Daw
son. II. II. Mccall.
lyrshers. VIM. Brinegar, Char
IN Dawson and johnny Garrett
President Of the School, Rev !
S. Garrett.
Sec. Of the School Mrs. Nolll
swerngils+-'s
Mr.. John Williams Treas
Mrs. Lulu Garrett organs
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
ATTORNEY FOLK.

We think if there has been a
man spoke for the people, 70 the
ncople, and stood by the people
81 the last twenty years II mas
been Attorney Folk: and it has
BEEN no party matter either, as
No look at it, but for all the
neople alike. SO we think the
entire honest people Of Missouri
should stand for Folk regardless
Of party or party lines.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
Editor CREssET-

Please allow me space through your most
: ,,nh,o IN nor ia wccome nv old friend Montana.
Hello there Montana GOOD boy
How Glad I am Won arc ii the land Of me hVh2i
And abb 10 your norm
For sure we a thought you had gone up t"o spout
Are off to land Of thelooncs
Oh, Uha, oneer country you have gone 100
Ton thousand feet high are more
with Coveois for companions
And chasing wild cattle through 'be air tt
~ sed me come up and there make do'a or Two
I'm, with al free ample and fine lnvlhiohs'
You never said what labor wond find there 70 co.
SIRE every one knows that whore nothing VIII grow
That labor, and money 10 scace
You seem doubt nv statement
t Abou, the grain raising down hear;
For some poor old one horse paper,
Has told you were hit with a droub
Now when speak OF this country.
Be sure know what you say
Or the people will think you are oonie
Are else taknx mp through your nat
Won say YOU will back 70 Missouri, 4
For YOU are afraid Of getting the shakes
- ., o,a,uno aers were probably thing that YOU made,
tST Far il man viii not work he needs a eood SNAKE
Or else he will die with the CONT
vow sneak about the POOR old bareiooed wives
Rut I fail to around here,
For our mothers all know how to card and SPIN
And we bows are to proud 70 butcher ana Tan
And why should not they have plenty 70 wear.
Now YOU think the Sons Of Missouri,
A-c % poor that theg all have TO walk
70 ON could sec lie fine buggies and carriages,
The farmers have PIT on tho road
For their sons and daughters 70 ride IN
yon would not think them half SO poor
You may been facing great hardship
with poverty your gate
Maybe that is &c youhad TO stuGe out
And hit for lhe Hobo State c Nn
M Good Bye Your scsp Aonzo ~ Neso
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
Spirit o. War Still
Exists.

Tho unfavorable replies Of
Austria and Russia to Bulgaria
has had no tendency to Kill the
war spirit neither has it had any
tandency to lesson the cruelty OF
tho savage turk perpetrated on
poor helpless woman and children
r. IS said there has been recently
i 200 dead bodies Of women and
children left lying unbnrled
round Kastori. Awful lie 1T notf
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
LoGAL 1ofE.

-Lncy Dawson is on the SICK i's'#
a, prcsant.
Mrs. Patterson the Post Mis- VI
tress is very sick at present.
Friend Cooper was at tho Or.
rIcE on last Tuesday not tee''ng a
tho best as to health, NJ
Mr.. Lon Myers and wife were we're (
se,n at evening services NJ the&
Colony Arbor on last SUNDAY M
- Miss Lulu McGown. was a pleas
mt visitor ut this OFFICE on last
Tuesday.
Mr. John Williams and wife
we're out to services ut the Arboi /
an last Sunday and took dinner
with Mr. Samuel Merritt.
THE Theological School Enter
tainment at JAH.Ville Fowler
| No. will be on the Bird Saturday
in October, every body invited. H
Hon Judge Dodson OF p'atc8
was at the evening services at the n
Colony Arbor on last Sunday anos
remained IN the neighborhood
over Monday.
Pax nelano, VIM. llofiarth, ans1
VIM. Brinegar made u trip te.
Raymondville and back the firs'
I Of the week after shingles TOR mr.
! Delano.
|, Elder &. P Kenney passed throug'
4 our llttle Willie on last Monda,
stopping few moments gyms
: the I'D. pleasan, chat, the eide
! is selling mcdiciena and DOM
a all the good he can both splriiua
4 and medically.
!, Samuel Merritt, johnny Bowers
!, Charley Dawson and JOHNNY Gar
h rett have gone after tbs Col
ony saw mill and the puff Of tn
engine and buzz OF the saw WI
. be heard before our next issue 2
the CREsaET.
~ The two first Bycicles That VI
70 tied the meetings held at the 20.
= ony Arhor, were rode by Mr., an
10 Mrs. Edgar Williams, man and WI
v both school teachers, one Of thel
te teaching the Brushy Knob ,schoo
ne came over to the wedding cerem'
Inv on last Sunday a week ag
M and the reason we did not me-
~ tion it last week, was for the re
"e sop that we wished to extend
'he them m invitation to come Al
ne bring their pupils to the ente
~ tainment given at this place
the Theological School on the
hat day of Oct. 1903.
was We understand TINT Miss 9
the Kendall opened her school
- teacher in the Grammar depn
lies ment at Cabool with fourty
ars, more scholars, under her instr
'eus tions. We understand that
rch scholars all like Miss Ora
lem former pupils, and patrons
PEG, Shelley Ridge can't see how
God one could do otherwise than
light Miss Ora, she taught three tel
,ody at Shelley Ridge and she Is y
the derfully missed the fourth te
thus Yet It'll wished TINT our
and here Of her teaching both in
,ison school roomand Sabbath az!
reed and church, viii DO tlls gaill
Her scholars atcaned.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
MOUNTAIN GROVE NEWS,
..BY GUESS VINO

Miss May james o. Cabool vas y,
The guest Of Miss Dora 0ne''''
last week, ~,
Saturday. ,,
Mrs.. Myrtle Mcdowell and son son
Wilds OF Elren" Oklahoma 4, 3 MT al1
visit t her parents W 3 Hull
and wife,
Miss larry Depue IS WISHING 49,
folks this week
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24

Miss Jennie LongAcher OF Kansas
is visiting friends in this City.
Jeff Green is sick at this writing
Those visiting at Riley Dcpues
last Sunday were Henry Hall and
family MISS Lulu Reaves MISS
Maud Simpson Miss Lizzie Fielden.
Miss Cordelia Sullivan and Mr..
Berry Reayes.
There were only two cows killed
by lightning instead OF tour
The meeting is still progressing
At Min Home this being the fouth
week
Misses Mary and Dollie Depuo
Lulu Reaves Lizzie and Mandie
Simpson Lizzie Fielder and Berry
R,aves attended church at MIN
Home Sunday night.
| Oh | wonder If it Isn't about lassus
making time esst Of Csbool.
Mr.. Fieldens have moved to
town.
Quite a number Of houses are
beng built in our little booming
| City Mt Grove.
/ Carrie Nation have yon recelv
cd a letter from Guess who.
since tho picnic? if you ha'vn
there is one at Cabool for you
"Guess Who' make mistake i
addressing it.
Well as News is so scarce an
"Guess who' is 80 sleepy she
close hoping for more news neS
{ week. Bye bye to our little Ban
a of writer's till next week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
Try McCon!,on's Ex.
tracts Spices.
Call on C.. r, Nennsy !
Agent for Texas Co
---------.a.---~-~
EC1. CroSSGL,
Dear Strand Bro.
Fowler Mo
Continued Prem last ntek.
BY G. A. Simons.

Now Bro. let coos Wora say |
who he is.
And saw when the Lamb opened one
OF the seals, aud heard, as y we're we |
noise 81 thunder. one Of The four beasts
saving Come md sec REV q II
The Lamb opened tho book
And looking upon Jesus ms he wake.
he saith, Behold The Lamb Of God DOM
2--36l
The above scripture answers the
question asked, Who is tho Lion
! of the Tribe Of Jnda, that opened
the book7 Who we have proven
to be the Lamb Christ,
You see by the above scripture
who God says he is. Does that
sound or look as though we as A !.
4 Y. and IS. Ms, worship the son !
think so, but not the sun, the
lion of the tribe Of Juda being
, the son of God according to the
word OF truth. What did he dc
for us? Why he came down from
the courts OF Eternal GLORY whel
we were without God in the woriC
with no moro hope than the beast
when there were no Freemasons
and died the lgnomineous dealt
of the cross on Mt. Calvery's rug
sed brow, that we might have 1T
eternal If we would except it.
Before go any farther ] war
TO state that there is u dliferent
between Masonry and Freemasol
nv. Masonry is of and for tx
Jews which were and yet are II,
dor tie old Mosaical law and da
back nearly 5000 years or to Il
garden of God,
These from a scriptural star
point comes in under the head
the gospel of circumcision e
Jews,) committed to Peter. and 7
gospel Of uncircumcision to !
Gentiles, committed to Paul;
you can read.
Blu, conllariwise, when they saw I
the gorpel of the uncircumCislon
committed unto me, as the gospel OF
circumcision was unto Peter,tGal. D.
Freemasorry is for the Gent
and date back about 1900 ye,
or to the resurrection OF Js
Christ they are the chosen chu
of Christ. Yes he 80 loved ii
that he chose them peculiar
Die for himself and shed his 81
creating a fountain that we mi
Ill be washed in. YES his b
was placed in the tomb and
three days and nights that i
layea in the tomb he went
. / t.f
preached to tic spirits il Pr
IAN, opened the prison doors and {
!. (Coatnusd o9age ~
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WORLDS CRESSET

/. Entered December ~.
1902 at Foscler Mo. as sec
end class matter, at1ttter Act
OfCongress March 3 1879
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-24
REV. j.. s. GARRETT. EDITOR
SUBSCRIPTION.

IN Aaoa"ee.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17
No Labor Wars.

Il, al, tb talk going the rounds about the Of
the worlds struggles b-t~een capital and labor there
is Just thing that makes us extremely tired 1t is
this ralk by will all end in revolution,
archy. chaos
1t will do moi hing of the kind
There have always been r less troubles between
the men who money and those who work for them
Every century has had them. They had them in Rome
LOO years ago. and in England the disturbances were
worse hundred years ago than they are today.
Labor better paid today than it has been in history
It will be better paid in the future. We hope it will.
1t ought to just much the industries will
stand.
But the gains will be made by peacable means.
It's the height of folly talk about between cap
ital and labor.
There are few depraved individuals who would thrus
a knife in the back capitalist would dynamite his
plant
There are few loud mouthed agitators who preach
anarchy strikes boycott and war but these only do the
cause harm than good.
Look around you Think Of every union you have
ever KNOWN Aren't they a rule a reasonable set Of
fellows9 Not the warlike kind, they?
There are times localities where the vicious ele
gain CONTROL and they surely make it bad enough
and they resort to murder arson and
anarchy to accomplish their ends.
But these isolated and usually rem
eded people of this criminal class only drop
bucket with the people of the United
Statesmen in ten thousand
1t is uncomplimentary to the aborng people to pre-
dict troubles, and would assist readily in
suppressng them than majority of the union members
Troubles like have recently had at Telluride aud
Cripple Greek may occasionally occur but no general
war. Never
We are coming the day OF better understanding
between capital and labor.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

in every other particular. The maga-
zine having minimum size OF sixteen
pages will be printed on heavy enam.
eled paper At the present time eight
pages will be in colors. four OF which
will be suitable for framing.
The beautiful highly illustrated
pages In colors must be seen to be aP-
preciated Any newsdealer handling
Chicago sunday papers will be glad to
show you a sample OF the magazine
and the advance pages for next Sun
day II you will give him an opportunity
to do so.