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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
Y Dung Man This
Is 10 Be Read
Three Times.
EVIL THOUGHTS.

i There is no one who can succee,
loeg 10 keeping himself from vie
lous acts, whose thoughts dwol
without restraint upon unchast'
subjects. And only those who ar,
Frre in heart, viii be pure ant
chasie IN action, for the will power
must educate TO love md TO dwell.
upon pure subjects, in early life
in order that the mind may BE-
able 70 educate these pure
thoughts.
For By these means only, can
the foundation be laid for that
purity OF character. which alone
will insure purity Of life. When
the mind once becomes contain.
mated with evil thoughts, it re.
qnires tho work Of years Of earn
est efforts TO purge 1t from I'M
cleanness.
Impure thoughts fosterad, leaves
sears, which even time will not e.
race. Why you Ask And the an
swer Is, thoughts barbored 10 the
mind, drops sparks upon the
heart, that will keep kindling and
burning until it takes the effect
upon the tongue, and then it DO.
comes a deadly poison. Then
they deprive the soul, Of glory, as
vile acts do rob the body Of
health.
God knows them, even il no hui
man being does, and II harbored
and cherished, they willtell again.
st tho character in tho day OF iudg.
ment, as surely as will evil words
and deeds.
rh, seventh commandment
with the Saviour's commentary up.
on II, places clearly before us the
fact that charity requires purity Of
thought, as well as Of outward acts.
impure thoughts and unchast acts,
are both violations Of the com.
maudment.
II is vain, for anyone to suppose
themselves pure, who allows Lila
thoughts to run riot, amid scenes
Of impure associations. Many
minds may not perceive these
tilthy imaginaiions. ofothcrs. but
there is one who sees and notes
them.
They leave their hideous scars
upon the soul. They soil and mar
the mind.
And as The life of-auyonc is re
corded upon the books VI heaven,
they appear as bold witnesses a.
gainst us. in all their inmate hide
business. Foul thoughts ouco al
lowed 10 enter the mind, stick
ike lcprosy. They corrode, con,
,amina,c and infect like The pes.
thence.
NaugAt bu, Almighty power can
deliver from tho bondage Of sin, a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17

soul once infected by this iou
bligh.-this contagIon.
Let every one weigh careiulI,
tbis thought Would you ike i
haze your fond mother look in up
ION ycur mind, when II is 10 such 4
corruptable sphere? Would yor
respect your father as You should
ifyou knew his mind 70 DO such a
quagmire Of mental filth rs you,
Own, while In that state? or could
yon ever respect yourself when
you thought the spirit reflected
upon the grossness OF your own
thoughts. the imaginations to
which you have given loose reins
Know 70 well, yoar sin will find
You out.
You may profess to be man
above rcproacb; perhaps you arc
an active worker in christian, en-.
terrriscs Of various SORTS. Bot
this alone viii not save you from
becoming stamped with these
marks Of sensuslity.
Your mental yileness is not hid
den, even from human eyes; for
an mclean mind reveals it's true
cbaracteri in the wonderful accurate
mirror-the human face. Every
thought finds expression in The
face.
Young man stop, for the work
OF ruin isnot accomplished by one
fatal plunge but little and little,
small harbcring Of evil thoughts
al different times, until the mind
becomes defenseless against them
any longer.
Therefore, purity Of life depends
upon purity Of minI. Then cul.
tivate tho mind with tho Word Of
Eternal Truth, Fer il you by
your thoughts, harbor the mental
infamy in which the world reveIs
you will utterly emascnlate your
character OF all its God-lke attri
tutcs, and the true joys, pare love
OF domestic peace aud bliss you
shall never taste.
And at Tho great day, when all
men are called upon to render 40
account Of their deods. when every
hidden thought stands out in bold.
est character before tho Great
Judge of tho world, then shall your
mean and filthy thoughts be weigh
ed ~ the scales Of Divine Justice;
and you viii be sent away with
those Of whom il shall be said, III
never knew you,'
Oh young man, We again say 10 |
you: if YOU have taken the first step
down this path Of mental inflmy,
call halt at once IL your mind
wondering, and BY constant watch
ILLNESS and prayer, strive TO win
back your unchaslc mind 10 paths Of
purity and vlr,u-. Cry earnestly, as
did the prophet, "Crcare il me al
clean heart, q God, and renew Al
right spirit wi,hia mc.'
Purge me With Thy hyssop, aud !
shall be clean,wash me and Shall
be whittier than SNOW n Aud The an
swcr will be, II viii, be lhoa clean. /"
Then you viii remember your
Creator in the days e your youth.
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For he says
Now will sing 10 ny wellbclnye.
a song Of my beloved ,uGrhing hi
vineyard. My wcllg,loyed h.,h vie
yard in q very fruitful iii.
Aud lie fenced II. and gathered gu
the stones thereof. and planted II vii,
the choicest vine, and bnli tower il
The midst Of n and also male 4 win.
press therein and he LOOKED ilnt II .honI,
bring forth grapes aud II b,npg' Io,il
Wild grapes. tl.a. b-l :
In this Language you lind
that God himself was The first
Master builder. Did he have
fellow crafts! well let the word
speak il behalf Of this fact.
And G,i sad. 1T us make man 10
our image. sf,ero1r likeness den / 90
Yes God said let US make man
More than himself to Join in
the work The next point IS, did
God directly or indirectly com
nit the Master buildcr-ship to
any one here on earth, and We
shall refer you to Noah, as re-.
ceiving his instructions from God.
Therefore, from u stand point
of Holy Writ, we say, enter ap.
prenticcs with us. For we have
said upon the authority OF God )
Word, that Noah received his IN,
structions FROM the Great
Master Builder Of the Universe.
And therefore, became Master
Builder on earth-The first piece
OF work, was the building of The
Ark The plans was laid by God
Noah begins the work, under
the Great Master Builders plans
An Ark to be three stories
high, lower, second, and third
stories shalt thou make it,
tSce Gen, 6-lG)
/ We ask; Why was this Ark to
be three les hight Why was
it that God did not have Noah to
build the Ark a one story build.
ing with three roomsf Teen it
would not have been subject to
the storms like q three story
would. We answer the one story
building was not after Gods
Great Plan of Salvation,
Or building, 1t was. not
emblamatic Of the future
work of God, in Christ. And it.
is true that while a great many
men to-day think that they are
safer on the ground floor or in a
cellar: Yet God was different on
this matter, His conclusion was
that Noah and his family was
safer in the Ark with three
stories than one.
50 Noah as Master Builder
with his three sens as appren.
tees lays the foundation Of the
Ark With the square ii one
1gand' and the Compass in the
other' ne begins his work The
1hree sons lool, on for a very
snort time, and wonder Their
a'0entlon is soon called to the
TACT that they too have a part to
70 IN the building Of thu Ark: In
the'r presence the Square has
peen applied-The marks Of the
compass can he seen and the Gu
greg apprentices 20 to work.
working 70 the scribe; the
''s' room IS builded, and the
Pfst degree learned and passed
through.
ine second story is buildcd,
~ the second degree passed
trough making them enc step
higher
~ 'h'rd story is bailded and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
why would any man condemn
the principals Of
Masonry.

, Tue third degree passed throug'
! and the third step is gained.
There are many men to da.
VINO say that Masonry is no
right VThas they have secrets
we ask did any one but NoaI
know anything about BUILDING
Inc Ark We answer, they did
not. This was 4 secret given !,
Noah BY God himself; and I,c
vas to give il to bis family. i
4 the world had known tie secre,
connected with it, they surely
Won'd have repcnted Of tbci,
wickedness or they would haye
tired hard to have got shut q
Nnab' They did not know &:
hence the flood came upon them
unawares.
Now in the building OF the Ark,
We ind no speculative Masonry
about it-A practical. or Opera
tive work. We wish to make a
statement right here about
speculative, and Operative
masonry, before we say further
about lower, second and third
stories, And that is this SDecu.
'atlve or freemasonry, came long
after Operative Masonry, and
as it has been told by Rev.
Kensey Johns, Stewart. upon;
THE ORIGIN OF ORGANIZED
MASONRY"
lie says much confusion has
been occasioned in the history Of
this institution by loosing sight
of the distinction between %.
peratiys Masons and free Ma.
sons. Operative Masons, Or
Architects, like Astrologers,
Alchemists, and other similar
cultivators of the arts, had an
existance almost coevai with the
Transition of society from it's no.
rnadic Or patriarchal form into
established commonwealth aud
kingdoms; when men began to
collect in towns and cities, and
tents were abandoned, and habi.
tstions of wood and stone were
erected,
The knowledge Of the arts and
sciences being limited TO the few
in those remote ages, the posses
sion thereof become an object of
great value: and often clothed
tho posscssor with much power.
These arts we're handed down
from father to son, as they still
continue to be in the east; and
those who were great prohcients
therein ranked with the Princes
of the land.
Hence the traditions OF Opera
tive Masonry are linked with the
building of those ancient stfuc.
lures, which were among the
first and greatest efforts Of the
architects, having Kings for
their projectors, an immence
multitude of organized workmcn
engaged in their accomplish.
ment; aud we add, that these
workmen have kept their secret
arts with such fidelity, that some
Of them have becn buried with
their owners, ard modern in
gcnuity has failed to replace
them.
l'he lapse u time, the ciangn.
|of dyna~tic, ana the envasNps q.
foreign foes, have occasioned
losses 70 tie Operative Masons
| which are much to be rcgretedi
lamong them may be noted the.
means 81 uplifting the huge.
stones Of the massy structures
of those early periods, and the.
I composition OF cement, as dur
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17

New engine 10 horse power with
all attachments except boiler for
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OFFICE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-11-22
Kronika niejsCOWa.
Nierozwiazana zagadka.

1NlSlSL NStAAo 80
Morderstwo dolonane ma mo-
torowym Johnnie w. Bate, ktory
powozil samochodem kompanli
Canary i zostal zabity dwiema
kulami, ktore ugrzezly w mozgu,
ME jest dotychczas wyjasnione.
Samochod wynajal czlowiek,
nrieniacy sic Dove'm, ktory ME
watp1iwie nazywa sic inaczej. On
zastrzelil Bate'a, to ME ulega wat
pliwosci, lecz co sklonilo go do
zbrodni, o tenn trudno policy sic
dowiedziec, zwlaszcza re Dove
zniknal bez sladu. Strza}y fatalne
padly w odlegiosci dwoch mil cd
Lemont. Policya przypuszcza, re
morderca jest koniokrad Geo. w.
Hugg, wypuszczony niedawno z
wiezienia, lecz i ten domysl jest
bezpodstawny, gdyz zabojca ME
obrabowa1 swej ofiary. Detekty-
wi szukaja koniokrada, lecz ma
razie bez skutku.
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Wtorek dnia 22go Listopada 1904 r.


Welickij i Nawaryn, krazowniki zem-
czuk | AlmaZ, kontrtorpedowce Bles-
tiaszy, Bezumpreszny, Bystry, Bravi,
Bedowi Bunny, transportowce Cor
czakow, Woronez, Kitaj, Tambow, XII
jow, Jupiter, Merkur Wladimirow.
= Male torpedowce rosyjskie spo-
rzadzane przez Lewisa Nixona W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych W czesciach skia-
dowych okretem wys1ane zostana do
Sebastopolu potem koleja zelazna do
Wiadywostoku.
- Kr6lowa holenderska Wilhelmi-
ma oswiadczy}a urzedowo, re uwazac
sic bedzie "a szczesliwa, gdy projekto-
wana przez prezydenta druga Konfe-
rencya pokojowa odbedzie sic W Ha-
DE.
W Darmsztacie urzedoWo oznaj-
miono zareczynach .wielkiego ksie-
cia heskiego Ernsta Ludwika. (roz-
wiedzionego z WTktorya re Sachse1
Koburg Gotha) z ksiezniczka Eleo-
nora re Solms Hohensolms Lich.
= w Berlinie umarI pisarz Hans
Ritter Won Hopfen.
- Niemiecki parowiec Gertrud
Woerman, kt6ry' 26 pazdziernlka wy
plynai z Hamburga, rozbi} sic mil
ma p6lnoc Cd Swakopmund W Afryce.
20 oficer6w 2S2 zolnierzy udajacych
sic do Afryki uratowal krazownik ME
miecki Vineta.
z Londynu donosza, re istnieje
zamiar poproszenia prezydenta Roose-
velta posredniczenie pomiedzy
rzeczp. Panama wlascicielaml obi
gacyj pahstwowych kolumbijskich,
kt6rzy chcieliby cos dostat 10 Milo
now :wyplaconych Panamie przez Sta
ny Zjednoczone.
Wyspy Talautse, ma po}nocny
wsch6d Cd Celebes W czasie strasznej
bury zostaly zalane prZez morze i
80 900 mieszkanc6w zostalo bez dachu
mad, glowa, pozbawionych wszelkiej
zywnoSci innych ruchomosci.
= q Londynu znowu donosza, ze "
Armenii rzezie rozboje So ma porzad-
ku dziennym.
- Process zab6jcy ministra Plehwe
rozpocznie sic W Petersburgu 13 gru-
dnia
= Wielki ksiaze Cyryl rosyjski, ia
dac do Neapolu, ma}o ME zosta1 "a
bity, gdy wielki odiam skaiy stoczyi
sic ma jego wagon kolejowy potiuki
wszystkie szyby.
- Prezydent Roosevelt z gabinetem
1 licznym orszakiem jutro specyalnym
pociagiem kolei Pennsylvania udaje
sic ma wystawe do st. Louis.
- w Tacoma Wash, umar}a "
szpitalu sw. J6zefa Julia Zounska(?)
liczaca lat 107.
w Lexington, KY, odby} sic
wczoraj wspaniale pogrzeb zmaraego
pu}k. Williama Campbella Prestona
Breckenridge.
Majatkowy wlaScicief gruntd
John Bloom, zam. mil ma poludnle
cd Shenandoah, Ia, zastrzelil najstar-
szeeo swego syna Franka b6jce
rodzinnej sam oddai sic W rece
w}adz, oswiadczajac, re bronil swego
zycia.
w Staunton, Va, spalila sic ME-
NAL doszczetnie "Staunton Military
Academy. Wielu kadetow potraciio
swe wszystkie ruchomosci.
- Ma wystawie W st. Louis wy
buchl pozar gmachu stanu New
York, ale mala zrzadzil szkode, po-
tenn inny polar w pewnej restauracyi
pred wejsciem zrzadzii szkode ma
$4,000
- w New Yorku 81 milionerka
Fannie Surdam Stelle, oskarzona o
ziamanie przyrzeczenia maizenstWa
przez 24-letniego barytona Edgara R.
Accetta, zakonczy}a process oswald
czeniem, re wyjdzie "a niego.
= Druga dywizya floty rosyjskiej
baItychej przybyia do Frederiksha-
ven W Danii.
gg.2. ERsn nan,,,~
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TELEGRAMY
z teatru wojny.

Londyn, ago hStopaoa, ) go
DINA rano. = Z Nagasah donie-
s;ono do Express, ze try ro-
sv;skie kontrtorpedowce, ktore
wyszly Portu Artura diva dni
9rzed przedarciem sig okretu Re-
s,oropny do Czefu, zosta}y zato-
o:one przez okrety wojenne ja-
ponsk;e ! prawie kazdy Rosyanin
zaaidujqcy sic ma Mich, zostal "a
bity.
aIukden, 22go listopada. : Ro-
skie oddzialy, ktore zajmowa-
IL Da Pass cofne}y sic pred ia
99aska kolumnq Eczaca 1000 zol-
crza. Slycha6, re Japohczycy
rrg7a ku Sintsintin.
Berlin, ego listopada. = Do
ToLaIanzeigera donosza Muk-
lsnu, re w ostatnich dwoch
mach potyczki rekonansowe sta
IA sic Eczniejsze. Szczegolnie "a
-ieta byla bitwa pod wzgorzem
nutlow, gdzie odparto Japonczy-
s5w. kt6rzy stracili 100 ludzi.
Wszelhe sa oznaki, ze zblizaja
sc wazne wypadki.
Czefu, ego listopada. = Sta
nowczo til donoszQ. ze generalne-
90 ataku ma Port Artura ME
wznowiono. Natomiast ME ma
wQtDliwoSci, re nastepny atak be-
lie uadzwyczaj gwaitowny. Ge-
nesa} Nogi otrzymuie znaczniej-
sc posi4ki, anizeli feldmarszalek
Oyama. Japohczycy juz budula
ra1brzezne fortyfikacye mad Go
5ig Iatoka, wyglada to, IL Or
zekuia, re wkrotce sami beda
ausieli bronic Port Artura.
Toxic, 22go listopada. - De-
rartament floty donosi, re zajeto
emiecki parowiec Batelan, gdy
tcnze chcia1 przedrzec sic przez
l.ozade dnia n BIN. o godzinie 5
rano. Znaleziono ma orecie mno-
s-vo odziezy zinowej, kolder,
Ickarstw i konserrvow nliesnych.
Okret przywieziono do Sasebo.
Shanghai, 22go hstopada. Pa
rowiec niegdys brytyJski, Thales,
sprzedany Niemcom, zosta} zaje'
ty przez Japonczykow przywie-
z;ony do Sasebo. Znaleziono ma
MIN bardzo liczne zapasy szcze-
golniej miesa solonego.
Wonson, ego listopada. - Z
N:adywostoku do rzeki Tumen
pod Tai Bowie wykonczono ro-
syjska kolej zelazna przeznaczo-
n do przewozenia zapasow. Ro-
sgiSh:e wojska W p61nocnej Ko-
rei wci2z ida ma poiudnie, pre-
l-aczaiac rzeke Tumen. Podobno
IA Korei jest 10000 rosyjsldego
rg.ska. - Do Wonson zas przy-
lilo 1000 wojska japohskiego, z
Lsdrcgo po1owe zaraz wysfano do
Hun Czun. Japohczycy buduia
Eo,ej DO Seoulu wykonczyli po-
niary poiowy tel kolei, Japo-
n: przywi6z1 okret materyaly do
bulowy kolei.
Petersburg, 22go istopada. =
'Celem zapewnienia nalezytego
rozwoju panstwa narodu, konie-
cznie potrzebna jest rzecza, axe
L. reprezentanc1 narodu roSyJ-
S1ego, obierani przez narod,
zolerali sic ma regularne sesye, a
zeby zajmowac sic ustawodaw-
stwem, regulowac dochody clo-
We, czuwac mad wydatkami kon-
trolowac legalnos6 postepowania
administracyi". TAX konczy sic
deklaracya reprezentant6w
aiemstw, kt6rzy domagaja sic ro-
Eniez ulaskawienia wszystkich
Politycznych przestepcow i wy
Snahc6w, jakotez utworzenia cia-
"a ustawodawczego. Deklaracya
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= Podczas wczorajszej porannej
mg1y motorowy John McGrew tram
waju linii Robey st. zostai najechany
przez tramwaj, ma rogu Lake Robey
st. hedy ustawial zwrotnice. Znalaxl
smierc pod koiami tramwaiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-11-22
0S7ATECzKE ATAKI ma PORT hRTljRA.
Zadania Representations ziemstw Rosyi.
Niemcy zachwyceni NOVA Roosevelt
Powazne ostrzezenie pred imperyalizmem.
Amerykaska Federacya Piracy ME chce mice mic do cne
MIA socyasami

ziemstw; dw6ch tylko jej ME
podpisaio powodu, re ME byh
obecnyrni, gdy ia podpisywano;
by1i to reprezentanci Petersbur-
ga i Chersonu Ia pare dni dekla-
racya zostanie zlozona w rece
ksiecia Swiatopeik Mirskiego.
Dalsze obrady toczy6 sig beda
mad sprawami mniejszej wag.
Z Finlandyi nadszedl do repre-
zentantow ziemstw adres podpl-
sany przez 22 wybitnych Fin
landczykow.
Zainteresowanie sic obradami
Jest olbrzymie; do miasta naply-
wa mnostwo goSci, rownlez
Polski i Finlandyi hotele sq
przepeinione. Nigdy mic podobne-
go ME wydarzalo sic w Rosyi:
Petersburg wyglada jak miasto
amerykahskie w czasie jakleJs
konwencyi politycznej. Pomiedzy
mowcami by} naprzyklad Petrun-
kiewicz Tweru, ktory spedzli
"a lat ma wygnaniu.
Charkow, 22go listopada. =
Zwiazek prawnikow zebra} sic ma
tutejszym uniwersytecie, azeby
przesfae depesze gratulacyjna dc
ksiecia Swiatope}ka Mdrskiego i
wyrazie niektore zyczenia ludu.
Byly ma zgromadzeniu takze da-
my. Niektorzy uwazali wys}anie
depeszy "a nieuzyteczne, ale w
czasie debat weszfa do sab wielka
grenada robotnikow zarzuclla
obradujqcych pamfletami rewolu-
cyjnynli. Przewodniczacy zam-
knai posiedzenie, rzucono sic thu
| mnie do drzwi i nastapiia panika.
w sail zostala garsc studentow i
| robotnikow, ktora pozniej wyszia
ma ulice sp;ewala piesni rewolu-
! cyjne. Policya zaprowadzila szy-
| bko porzadek i zdaje sic, re Mkt
ME zostal uszkodzony.
Budapest, 22go lis-opada. =
Izba pos}ow przyje}a wniosek
premiera Tiszy, by porzadek OBJ
rad ma rok zmieniono w TAXI spo-
sob, azeby obok sesyj rannych
odbywaiy sic sesye przed}uzone
popoludniowe Cd godziny do 9.
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