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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
MOUNTAIN GROVE NEWS.
"By MARY

"BY MARY. +"
Christmas is coming. Oh, every
body knows that tho. So | better
write something that they don't
know.
Riley Depue moved back to the
Brightley farm last week.
Mr.. Gulley and little daughter
Ruth Of Hutton valley visited at Jeff
Greens Friday night.
Mrs. Allen Sechrist has returned
from visit to relatives in Winona.
There will be a box supper at
Mountain Home Friday night Nov.
~, Boys bring your girls and get
the cake. Oh, Flossy come over and
90 with Mary.
Mary Depuc visited home folks
Sunday night.
Oh, Flossy don't know what to
think about Sunaower, and there's
Garry Nation gone too; | don't know
whether they are dead or asleep or
froze to death or what, Say flossy
III bet they or thinking about gett-
ing married and forgot all the Items.
Don't you suppose that's i,a You
know there has been so many Wed.
dings here Of late, 50 ] guess they
are thinking i. is their time next
Oh, yes Flossy I've got something
else to tel! you, my good old uncle
John Moon Of Toronto Kansas has
invited me to come to his bone Thu.
winter he says he'll feed me on hogs
head and corn bread; my wont tina,
be larrapin, now you see he thinks
more Of his old niece than uncle
John Ferguson does ha, ha.
Well as news is scarce this week
Ill close and try and do better in the
near future hoping the editor and
readers will excuse my nonscce Bye
bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

~. ~. Garrett stopped with the
Ed. on last Wednesday a short
time on his way from Turley to
Mt. Grove.
MIR. Hull was 10 the Vile on
last Tuesday and informed the Ed
that no was having some trouble
with Mr.. Purdy, about a single
mill he sold Mr., Pnrdy.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

Belle is situated on the west
s'de OF Galliways Prairie in N. h.
corner OF Mares 60. Mo. Q years
ago Bale consisted 4 houses all
tod. We have 2 mail trans daily
besides tho Locals.
by the way seen George Hof-
'arth IN town the other day shak-
ing hands with bis many friends
who was very glad to see him
BACK again as ho has been around
belle the greater part 2 years and
hss many friends among rich and
poor.
IS ! do not want 10 worry the Ed.
q INC CREssEr or its readers I will
rlng Of for this time and come again
II this should miss the awful vast
basket. I'm
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
BELLE ITEMS,
By Well Digger.

Dear Ed. ISL became a sub.
scriber to J ur valuable little
paper through tho efforts Of
George Hofiarth, thought |
would give you some Items 10
publish.
Belle consists Of 2 Livery Barn
5 Hotels. 2 Saloons, 10 General
stores, 2 Jewelry stores, / Bank, |
large Towering mill, | news pap.
or, 2 barber shops, l butcher hon
3 doctors, ! dentist, . milliner
stores and about 600 Inhabitants,
| Church house.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

;u,.,,s, u. Iii M,
what, IN oao. ~ f'Hf' ln9
amt 10 l. oo,,tn, NIKE lm
ing IN, 40 III -, ~ ~ ''f hn'll'
gc,s via, ~. ~, ' '''"hasyS~
nv Bro cbris, ,ono, ''e '"d4S
ques,ed his peonle II NV -" g ~
ar ,hi,,y ao,l.,a twenty hyc
church, and paul saio xxx ~" N"
nance as d,sliycrpd ,,,..,, ~ We ODD
I don't think ii wonId he ,a". ., IN, y''A No
to tel them what II wor,i co', ''''o's
into the chnrsh or C,,,., w." 20 Hf'
said 80. Noo'a D"ve
Was Cbrj,rs plan If g.,,
respccl lishorpra,,, c,. XXX - my
more honorable pD,og H., ' "lNe
give us complete i ~" N"fN'
Did he NOT bow Mic ,am, "''"''onF
finished? JOHN 1870 ""S
Cannot The noor,s,
Christ though ,oev ,,c Wv '"'uca q
mites. Mark 1919 ~" '"'F 'Wo
Dpsp't I, cosr,u,,
cent 10 ION The I,d,oy " '''' O
Apostles were cno,o, =" "'N u me
Chris, chose imam ~, "''" "hrh
mon before ll,ev b.c,.n 'e e'"7er'o!
temple 81 nv God pan p''nT ~ 'be
You ask If ,hey rccu,,.', -
saints before tin 49,, we tlIi4 "
They were soin,s ~ ~. ,l...' ., RtDi'eost
saw Nathaniel comi,,, '"'. "'1' Jesus
of him bebold - ~ "''h ana saith
whom is no ,nIIo !, "e''c indeed in
Blu, You sav II ~, n"' ~
instituted for ,hs so;n, N.Y." was only
must be very small h,., '"'' INC church
CO., ,,i,ns "' ,,''e on Garth. don't
En,er 20 in a, ~. 10y % wat think.
the gate nua h,a., Eae 'or vide is
leadpth TO des,rn,,i,,, 'p WY TINT
be which 90 II u,..,. ""' many there
the gate aid nnrroy !, D''''''S' s'r"l. is
leadeth uato life, und fov n. ~ "",'"
find j., Ma,t. T-Io.,, W 'h"t
For many be called wv c
Mnu. 20-I6 Th., s.a, " chosen
Lord are there few ,ns,I,a... 49, MN
1928 read W., "a Tea, ~, NV, wv Luxe
for il is YOUR fathers aoaI '"' nocN
give you tie Kingdom 49,, p'e =" 10
You said if / vera ;n,.,, %
workings Of Fre,mason,y y 'he
ton you must be iruorsr, ofn ~,
mat Is equivalent 10 suv II
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

Yves McGowen killed hogs Tues
day.
We hope these will escape the
waste basket.
ITO late for last week: Items
must come 10 by ruesday,evening.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
PLATO no. Nov. %, 1858,
BIO. SmoNs JAH VILE
+ ovLEa NO.

Dear Bro. Simons, ieel mrseif hap
py Of having The privilege ofexehnnge
ing thoughts with you through the
CRbssET, and req est The patience OF
our kind Ed. now | wish to settle one
point before farther advance 10 Wit
That The church was only intended 10
be bnilt oul Of converted material and
not mixture OF saints and sinners. as
you have II Now ! suppose that all
will admit thu the temple or the house
that King Solomon built, was n type Of
the cburcl, Of God.
Now what kind Of material composed
the templeY 1t was a material that WINS
all ready hewn out. IL wasn't put in The
building then wrought upon until il 1T.
but the stones were perfect it would not
have been pleasant 10 God as II's King
to put timber in thu; building That had
not been IN the right form, when 5u ID
ings Of brick are made. they don't pile
up mud thinking ii will mole Itself into
u brick house. Logs are sawed into
lumber before they are put into house
A house cannot be perfect until il IL
IN The right form, for whom he did
fo'eknow he did predcstlnaie 10 be
conforned 10 the image CT bis son
Rom. 8 Oh 20 verse.
Aud the house when il was in buld.
ing was bull, OF stone made ready before
it was brough, .hlher so that there was
neither BANNER or AK nor any tool OF
iron heard in the house while il was in
the building. ! Kings 8 oh, 5 verse.
Now every child oil God Is a pillar or
stone in the temple or church of God.
when James Ccphas and John who
seemed to be pillars. Gal'a0.
And those stones are holy. We also As
ilvcly stones are built up spiritual
house a holy priesthood 10 offer ~
spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God by
Jesus Christ, ! Pcter2 5,
50 an unholy stone ar an unconverled
sinner Is not allowed in the church of
God II The church Of Gud is composed of
saint and sinner then i; is not HOLY or |
spiritual. for Grd has said. II any man |
defle the temple of God, INN shall God |
destroy for the temple of God is holy
which temple ye are. | Cor. 3 II. !
80 my Brother you see we must be |
Of God before we get into the |
Yes we must become imploy. |
ed 10 God before we enter the VINEYARD. |
but II understand you, a man must 20, |
in the vineyard before he Is saved no
tice those laborers had agreed 10 be his |
servants before they went into the vine
yard. but Paul said. Know We not that
to whom 20 yield yourself servants 10 /!
obey his servants ye are to whom yp \
obey, whether Of sin unto death or Of |
obedience unto righteousness. Rom. c.
16.
Then they had agreed to become his
Christi servants before entering the |
vineyard or church Of God. Hence we |
are children Of God, But you asked in
No 30 in referring to costing something
to get into the lodge but you say is /, |
not more honorable II you have house |
to build aud TO furnish that after it is
bull, and fur 'ished II belongs to one as
much as th lhr. And another wishes
to join in i),c work and have common
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
DUNGMORE NEWS.
"Bv Sophia and Lulu


II you boys who are out so late
Oh Sunday nights don't watch ont
You will get yonr tosses and noeses
froze 50, you will not DO able to
appear next Sunday.
Mr. George Mckinney, Of Kan
sas City Mo-, has returned TO his
home, taking with him his two
mall daughters who have be On
visiting with their Aunt Mrs. Len
Myers.
Mr. Sam Maybe who has been
home on weeks vacation, returu
ed to St. Louis, Sunday.
The coming and going Of the
birds is more or less a mystery
and a surprise, tits certainly true
that very few birds OF richly col
ored plumagc are fonnd here now.
1t is about time for the Northern
birds to return to their South CT
homo.
We wont say anything more
about A MS we don know how to
spoil his name.
Mrs. Ina Hoffarth visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood last
Sunday,
Miss. Lulu MoGowen, Miss. So.
phia Woods and Mr.. Author Dun
smore attended church at Rock
Springs.
g Fife NJ. You ought to set your
cap for Henry be is snre a good
worker. HE is not very pretty
out he is awful good,
oh, say! Lulu what made you
and Dug In such a hurry last Sun
day! Dug has my sympathy poor
fellow his cheeks were all pale.
Lula have you got tired of Frys
and gone to digging for a living
You must learn to labor and to
wait Lenord.
The gentleman from Mountain
Grove who called Sunday to see
Sophia, left Sunday afternoon for
his home. Alas, poor Yourio, /
knew him. That he is wealthy
sccms probable. think his inten-
ton was to geta cook, each one
should try TO succeed in whatever
no undertakes.
Prof. Woodfcrd gava us an ex-
cellent address Sunday morning
at Rock Springs and we ask him
to come again and to visit our
school.
Mr.. Nose McGowen made a bus.
mess trip 70 Mt. Grove Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Dunsmoro visited at tho
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs on SAILS.
mans Monday.
Charley Tyrrell made a business
trip to McGowen's Tuesday but
Grace was at school.
Wonder who WAS to late for
singing Sunday evening up about
"Brrshy Knob'' l guess W. C.
and D. NJ. knows.
Mr.. and Mrs. SALESMAN and Miss.
Dora Fielden we're tho guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs, Nose McGowen and little
Brother McGowsn visited Mr..
and Mrs. Buckley, Wednesday.
There must be some attraction
down about Astoria Henry As you
travel that road often.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

arrived ~ The Colsny IN last Monday.
Mrs Dr. Honisrih and her daDgeier
Anna have just returned home from a
visit to Marries CT. 10 her SON.
Mrs, Lucy Franklin was visiting her
sister Ruth DelamO an last MONDAY.
Mr.. John Fagerson has bis new
house nearly completed
Mr.. Joseph Walker was up to JAZZ
Vile on last Sunday morning,
God viii reward us for the good we do
But punish us for the wrongs we do.
Mr.. Ed Uourtner is building him a
new house near his stcpfather.s Mr..
Linthicnm.
Let us be kind to all, and do good to
all, and hahn TO no one
Pax Dclano and wife was in the
Mountain on last Saturday shopping.
Mr.. Volner is our faithful mail |
cJrricr from Fowler to Gravel point.
Mr Lum Atkisoh from Mt. Grove
was with the Ed. Sunday.
Would il not be fine thing for
everybody to ATTEND to their own
business,
MANY Of the Reavcr Creek people was
out at services at this place. on last Sun
day
kind words can never die they will
live after the life OF the one who spoken
them are passed away and forgotten.
Mrs. Thomns Mccall and daugh
ter Mrs, Middleton paid the Col
ony folks visit on last Monday
80
Mr.. Johnnie Williams looks very
proud nowadays, his wife gave
birth to large boy last Tuesday.
Mr.. Col. simons steps very
high taese days. Why, its only a
10 pound boy, Mother and Babe
doing we'll.
Mrs Ellie Mires who has been sick
for some time was out at the lecture d
JAIL Vile on last Sunday shaking
hands with her friends.
Young mon there Is nothing more
worth than good characters, work for
Il. live for it, and act in such way
that you may obtain It.
Those who failed TO BIZ out to hear
the Lecture OF Prof. Woodiord on last
Sunday lost a chance OF hearing some OF
the finest instructions on morality and
success in life.
We noticed a lot Of Brushy
Knob people at the Leoture given
in JAH-Vills by Prof. Woodford !
on last Sunday. Amongst the rest
wore Teacher Williams and his
wife who teaches At Brushy Knob.
Ed. is Roy Patterson agoing to
build him a new house--heard he
bought one hundred feet Of lumber
at the Colony mill' Looks little
like if some Mother was going to get
a home for her daughter. Roy is a
good boy.
We understand that North Of here
acme \ 6f . miles there was large
\ barn hurucd down last week and several
]. head Of horses and il la, Of corn and
y feed and d 10, 81 farming implements
the name We could not learn. II MAS
the work ot incendQy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

Don Carlos, pretender to the Spanish
throne, reached New York from Hayre.
New York police were asked to guard
Lord Chief Justice Coleridgesof England
from possible assassination by Irish ma
tionalists turing his approaching visit
there.
The Stat, Of Virginia demanded 1892,
500 in cash from the United States treas
ury as It's final share Of the notorious
grab bill Of 1896. by which the surplus
revenues were deposited with the States
and neevr repaid.
Queen Victoria. in proroguing Parlia.
menf. promised that Great Britain never
would interfere with the Transvaal gov
erfment.
Joseph Chamberlain. then president Of
the British Board Of Trade, was declar-
ed the most prom.ne-'s man II England
next 10 Gladstone, and the latter's prob
able successor Us premier.
Frank James was placed on trial at
Gallatin, Mo. for the Winston train'rob
berry.
Henry George Of New York, in testi-
flying before a United States Senate com.
mission. declared he opportunities for
workmen TO become employers had prac-
.ically disappeared In the United Sta-es
because Of the growth Of monopoly
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

The logbook of the Savannah. the frst
steamship to cross the Atlantic, was
placed ON exhibition at the Crystal pail
ace In New York, where il attracted
large crowds.
Pitro Bachi, a sicilian exile implicat-
cd in Murat's attempt TO reascend the
throne of Naples in 1915. died at Har-
VAR. University, where he was EMPLOY
ed as instructor.
4 fast mail" schedule between Wash
ington and Cincinnati was arranged 50
as to cover the distance in forty hours,
or twelve hours less than the trip had
been -aade heretofore.
Jefferson Davis, then Secretary of
War, was given an ovation at Boston,
where he had gone on an official visit
Cholera was epidemic in Cuba. all Of
the slaves on many plantations being
swept off within 3 week.
Engineers who were planning the
Union Pacific Railroad estimated that il
would cost one-fifth Of cent mile pei
passenger to run a train with accernIno
dations for 200 persons from the Missis
sippi river 10 San Francisco.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
FORTY YRS AGO.

The city Of Lawrence, Kan, was SUR
rounded at 4 a. m. by QuantrelFs rebel
guerrillas, 1870 citizens shot down in cold
blood, the stores pillaged, and the town
then burned.
Gen. Wilder's artillery began the bonn
hardment of Chattanooga, Tenn, where
Gen. Bragg's rebel army was stationed.
London sympathizers with American
rebels were e timated to have lost ST.
100000 on rebel securities to that date.
Confederate currency was quoted at
eight cents on the dollar.
A battalion Of the Sixteenth cavalry
was attacked az Vandalia, H., by 100
armed rebel xympathizers under COM
mand Of a former United States army
officer, several persons being killed.
Brig. Gen JeF Thomson and 100
rebel guerrillas were captured at Poca-
hontas, Mo-, and narrowly escaped lynch
ing
Henry s. Williams reached Columbus,
Ohio. with S2TT,Tl4 intrusted to him br
soldiers in the army Of the Cumberla u
for their families. &C.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
THIRTY YEARS AGO.

Gen. Thomas b. Van Buren, was ac-
cused by n national commission with
profiting from government contracts LEI
by him as United States commissioner
to the Vienna exposition.
The Philadelphia centennial exposition
was threatened with failure because Of
inability TO raise the needed S15,000,000
and personal rivalry among the commits
sioners.
Members Of the ku-kiux band were
said 10 have committed fifty murders in
Kentucky within three years. while the
whipping Of negroes and persons who
employed them was Of nightly occur
renee.
Twenty thousand persons attended a
reception rendered President Z. S. Grant
at Saratoga, y. y.
The Duke of Manchester, in a speech
at Hamilton, Ont. advised Canadians
10 ask a voice in all questions concern
ing the British empire
Spanish revolufionists captured by gov
ernment troops were rtarted for Cuba
10 aid in supprensing y" revolution in
that island
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

French residents of Ma. Unique began
putting the island in a state of defense
against a threatened attack by the Brit
ish feet
A score of American seamen were
seized in the streets Of London by Brit
ish naval officials and forced TO serve on
British warships.
Complaint was made because Ameri-
can shopkeepers gave only 80 cents in
exchange for 81, by computing the new
cent as equal to penny of the old cur
reney.
Excitement was caused at New York
by news that American ships had been
seized in French ports because their cap
tains failed to certify the cargoes con-
tanned no British goods.
Capts. Meriwether Lewis and William
Clark began preparations at Louisville.
KY. for the famous Lewis and Clark
expedi ion TO the Pacific ocean, ordered
by President Thomas jefferson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
PARASITES ON RELIGION.

~ Key. y. Y. a. HeHry.
In the neutral world we find plants,
Insects and animals leading a parasitic
life. In the human world we lind
men, trades. Institutions. creeds and
churches depending upon another for
food and shelter Parasites are thieves,
robbers and paupers Some of them
eat and destroy their own Lost The
naturalist deicribes parasites as ig-
noble and degraded creatures. They
commit a crime against nature; they
break the law of evolution. which in
wolves struggle. Development and per-
lection. They disregard the law Of
progress; they lead an indolent and
| baeksliding life. They are guilty OF
a scientific sin. which results In loss
Of fuNetion and structure, making ii
forever isapossible for them to attain
to higher perfection They quit work
and sink into a degenerate condition.
The backslider from faith in God is
guilty Of this scientific sin Such
decadence of faith is marked in the
structure of the soul. The organs Of
The spiritual nature atrophy and per-
ISL. The attempt to find spiritual safe
ty without personal effort is injurious
TO moral character The church that
exists only to plumber fhe people is a
parasitic institution. The minister
| who breaches for revenue only Is a re-
/ llgious parasite. The individual who
/ Identifies himself with the church for
I the mere purposes of escape, shelter
ard food is guilty of the same sin.
No institution. as such. can furnish
moral security for men. True saliva
| ton Is vital not mechanical. spiritual
not external.
The weakness of our churches is due
to the prevalence of this parasitic spir-
it. Deputy work and deputy worship
are altogether too prevalent and toa
popular to develop STRONG faith, in
! spire deep devotion ana beget persist
ent service. There are too many peo-
pie who simply adhere to the church
and TOO few who are fruit bearing
branches. The hope of the church lies
largely in the immediate application
of vermifuge by which this moral ard
| spiritual parasitic life shall be perma-
nently and promptly destroyed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
sEvENrY.FIvE YEARS AGO.

Gold was discovered in Spottsylvania
County, Virginia.
The frst Durham short horned stock
was imported into the United States.
A canal across the isthmus of Panama
was projected by the Netherlands gov
ernment. sS
Construction Of enc Of the earliest rail-
roads In the United States, at Charles
ton. s. c., was aided by an order of
the Treasury Department admitting iTsn
for its use at Is per cent ad valoren in
stead of $50 per ton.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02

Burglars entered the postofice and
general store of William MAYHEM at
Clinton Junction. Drilling out the com
bination Of the safe. they helped them
selves to Ss50 in money and the larger
part Of $1,000 in stamps. When the
clerk in Mr. Mayhew's store came down
in the morning to open up for business
he found the place in disorder, steel fl
ings over the floor and when Postmaster
Mayhem examined the place he found
that the strong box had been ritied. No
explosives were used. The burglars drill
ed so skillfully that the lock was forced
open.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
Hold ana Arson charge.

Andrew Haas who was arrested in
Racine the night of Aug. 3 on a charge
Of arson, was tiyen preliminary ex-
animation before Court Commissioner
Wentworth and Vas bound over 10 the
October term of the municipal court for
trial, bail being fixed in the sum Of ST.
900, which he was unable TO pay. Dur
ing the examination the State presented
about a dozen witnesses, among whom
were men who claim that they saw Han
son at four of the fires during the night
and that he had turned in the alarms at
three of them.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
Murder Of Morgan his Third.

Fred Hampel. who shot and killed T.
r. Morgan, president of the Morgan
Lumber Company at Oshkosh and then
committed suicide. hanging himself in
bis cell, had murdered two men previous
to taking Mr.. Morgan's life. AT least
that is the substance of confession once
made to J. D. Rudy, Nekmi farmer,
for whom Hampel worked when be first
came 20 this section. Hampel was buried
in the potter's field in Riverside GENE
terry. Ms Ha1npel declined TO take any
part in the burial of her husband and the
city paid The expenses There was no
service.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
traces Kin 10 Kiondyke.

Mrs. Henry Hamilton, trained nurse
of Milwaukee, has found a brother who
has been incurred By his family as dead
for twenty years. The search for him
involved trip TO the Klondike for her,
but she found her brother and is going
to British Columbia to take charge Of a
home which he will build for her there.
He is rich, being the owner Of several
mines in the Kootenai country.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02

Two masked men entered the boarding
house of Joseph Hall at Sioux River,
bound and robberd the proprietor and
boarders and shot Willie Ernest, aged u
years, killing him. The robbers escaped.
Tho thieves are believed to be resi;cAts
of the neighborhood. as they seemed to
be familiar with the men and the place.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
1e-Year-oId Girl Attempt. Suicide.

Because her parents objected TO her
receiving attentions from a certain young
man and rather than disobey their orders
to quit him, 16-year-old Annie Schultz,
living near Cadott shot herself in the
left breast. The bullet passed close to
her heart and lodged in her stomach.
causing a hemorrhage. and her condition
Is serious. Physicians are doubtful of
har rapaverv
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
l|57GHzg POPULAR
k@g 81 [?JyJ[5[Pl1I !.

TO fallen man. thought well that his
news would make them glad. Behold
bring You glad tidings Of great JOY,
But many Of US believe and yet do not
rejoice. oh. my people. why is it?
Can we truly believe in all Gods
blessings. in the great truths which
affect orr eternal welfare. and not
rejoice?
There can be no cold unfeeIing be
lief in Gods gteat truths. They are
too vital. too essential. and If they do
not make us happy. then our faith is
as nothing Believe in the truth. Yes.
but believing. we must rejoice with
joy unspeakable.