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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-12

This scripture eaya that Paul
,r Bro. Ferkina one. NJ or u
The readsrsnay ask
whys And We shall answar: Thel
reason We say one Of The dtherl
Was. Or il mistaken. y becsuss
Bro. Perkins quoted this scrip
ture. And to make ell men sees
to prove that create, form and
make mean the same thing, and
BY such q construction or mean
ing Of these words he would
prove that there was but one
man created or formed. While
Psul used the language referred !
to, TO teach the GENTLE. and to
make them zee that they
were now fellow-heirs and Of the
same body Christi and per.
takers Of the same promise in
Christ by che Gospel as ne says,
Tha. the 0en,ilss should be fellow
helm, and Of the came body and psr,ak.
ere 81 his promise In Christ by the
gospel; tEph-s-6
This is the fellowship Of the
mystery-And the mystery kept
secret since the world began, is
that the Gentiles had to b. crea.
ted anew in Christ before they
could be fellowheirs or, have The
fellowship spoken Of. Therefore
Paul said.
For We are his workma pship. created
In Christ Jesus unto good works. which
God hath before ordained tina, we'should
| walk IN tn6M.
Wherefore remember that ye hefug in
time past Ceniiles in the flesh. WIN are
called UncircumcisiOn By that wliich i,
called the Circumcision in the flesl
made by banda.
That at tia, tim. ve were without
Christ being alisnts from the common
wealth Of Israel. and strangers from h,
covenants Of promise, basing M hope
and without God In the world e;
! But now In Chris, Jesus yc VIII,
, sometime were far on arc made nigh b,
the blood Of Chr ist.
For he is our peace, WHO hath mad
both one and hath broken down th
middle wal Of partition between rs.
Having abolished in his flesh the en-.
nifty even the law If commandment,
contained in ordinances, for To make /
himself Of twain one new man ~ max
ing peace.
And tina, he might reconcile buth II,
10 God in one body by the cross. havin
slain the enmi,y thereby.
4, Aud GANG and preached peace In W
!. which were afar "fr, md 40 them Tn
. were nigh.
For ,hrouglshim we bath have nccc,
i, by one spirit nm" the Father.
Now therefore ye are M more e,ran
!, crs aad foreigners bu, fellow ciliz.l
with the sainis and VI the household ,
!, Gud. ,,.
4. Ana are built upon the foundation
70 the spos'les end prophets Jesus Chri
n, being the chief corner stone.
N. In whom all the building f,ly fran,
:, together krowclh unto a holy temple
:he LWd.
In whom ye also are blilded ,ogcth
for q habiintinn of God through 4
Spirit. Eph. :-l0-s..
,e Bro. Perkins will certain
~ turn in with the offered merci,
Of God, and will be made to =,
- the fellowship Of the mystel
3" which was kept hid from the b
Is ginning OF the world. For the
ee bove scripture 50 plainly teach
I'd the Two men that it is irdisp
IN tible by any one, bu. mad ma
And to show you how this {,
us l0wship Of the mystery "
IN brought about, We shall uuu
en- yGu this;
For " 'i"M vert cn, cut "f the 81
Wv Tree which. is wild by nature. and "
Gd
grnfied CONTRARY ~ nainrr inio II ",
d..
olive tree, how n uch more shall W.
which he the natural branches
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-12

DsSs tS4sRSA - 800 ,-N0T
man then hs made man BY blow
ine into tho nostrils the breath OF
life, This 10 Why God said let W
maze man. For in turning to the
scripture, quoted BY our worthy
brother ~ this language
Asd 10 make III nss zee what b. the
fellowship Of the naystssy. which from
The bssiupIps otths world sasa eesa
hid In God, who created ali things BY
Jssus Christ; tEphs. s-N
We lsaru that the make part be-
-longed to Christ. For tho opening
Of the, eyes Of oil men that they
might zee which was spoken OF in
this scripture belonged to Christ.
Was all men iu,luded, yes the
whole Gentle race was included.
But not the Israelites.
The same race Of men that was
spoken Of in Gen: 6 chapter where
| it il said that the sons OF God
took the daughters Of men to wife.
Those men spoken of in sixth
chapter. was quite o different
character or race o: pco lie to that
Of the sous Of God. Therefore
we will have TO ask the Bro. when
Paul said and tn make oil men
see. did he include the men OF
, man spoken OF in this language?
tAcc nrtling AZ It 10 written. Cod hath
given them the spirit Of siumber. eyer
). ihs, they should not see. and cars ,hs'
4 they shuld not hear:l unto this day.
( i David saith; Let their table b.
made n snare. aud q trap, aud n STUN
blipgblock, AMI n rec"mpe"se un''
. them;
$ d,et their eyes I've darkened. that the.
a may not zee. aud how bowa their bscl
n alws,. tltom-ll-S-9-i0.
III And this was the conclusion o
- the Twelve Apostles also Paul O.
you will see in this language.
For | would not. brethren, tina, y
- should he ignorant Of this mystery. lea
!, I'VE should BIZ wise In your own c0neeitI
il that blindness ~ par, 10 happened
~ Israel until the fulncss If the Gentle
be come IN. :.
As concerning the gospel they 81
" enemies for your sakes; bu, as touchiu
y the election. they are beloved for Il
y fathers sskes Rom. Ii-2j - ~.
p Or was these people inclu ded.
But cou,rxr,w ise when they saw tn
the gospel Of the uncircumcision vi
- committed unto me AZ I, gospel a. Il
'e circumcision was u,tI Peter:
vt (FOr be that wrought eTec,ually
I'd Peter 20 the appos,leship III the c'rcur
, csion the same was mighty in me I
3. the Geu,ilcs.)
And when james. :tphsr. and J"l
" who seemed TO be- pillars. perceived d
- grace tina, was gwen unto me they ga
'lS To me aud Bnrnabas the RICH, hands
~ fellowship. that W. should s" uni" I,
I'd , heather, aud they INTO the .'ircnmcisi
Gal. 49,
=, Now these people was hlinl'
-. until The fulness of the Gen.il
come in, and the fuiness OF Il
~, Gcntiles is not Come in yet. =
-, Paul said that they were enemi
TO the gospel could not see q
gospel. But Bro. Perkins
Z" rring 70 have these I>raelites )
isn in spite of al. that God has "a
by his chosen m.'n and His 5
Christ.
ind Now Dear Brother. Paul "
Va. talking t. the Gentle race. VIII
!. said, and to maize all IN
:" ,ra.' What was they IT, se''
IN" Answer, ''rhr fellowship
,,a the mystery which was kept !
from tho beginning Of the worl
7" Paul did not say in the III
400 ,,,,,,., von n,intp ihal ihr lSra
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-12

knes. And then you ask the
question. +,whsu God said'' "lst
nss make man" did be mean create
BY the word maksl And then yos
snswsr IL evidently did. Then
lnorder 70 prove your point ycu
% to tst. John: II to39
This scripture does not help
your one mai theory one bit. But
this scripture Gomez in contact
with your. assertion. Fer We will
have to tell you plainly that it
vas not BY the word make that
God created all things. But. as
God says, it was'hy jesus Christ,
Yes "without him there was moth
ing made that was made
So brother you will plainly zee
That your reference to st. John
does not help your one man theory
one bit. This is what We have
been plea ,hing oil the time. That
Christ was the word. and that the
word was with God, and that "the
word was God" And the word
was made flesh and dwelt among
u.s." For the word says that God
was in Christ reconciling the
world unto himself. Not by the
4, word make. But by Christ. God
! made all things that was mad"
. Now brother We shall try and
I help you out, again. rs w
| have said to YOU time and again
thnt creation aud formation wal
> two different works, And THU
we say yet. But the brother ha
t placed great stress upon thu
r word make" in order to con
g denim tho two man theory. Ii
this again brother yol have onl,
: referred to material which doe
y and will condemn your position
NJ Brother listen: "Create"
for God to speak int
existance >omething out of moth
lug. Thu is make tangible oll
of intangin'e" by the breath O
his mouth "bv the word of God
(Christ) II It by the word make
God created the heaven MI
the earth and thu earth wa
-. without form. Now il the abov
. we learn that the heaven is mad
1t is complete: The earth is NJ
complete; it is without form, an
. also without life, vet it is created
God on the third day formed i
And then give it life and then tt
power to hiring forth the gra'
the herb. the trees atc, By IN
=. we understand the difference the
IS N the wore! create, formed ~,
!, make.
"" To create is to- sneak into rxis
L.: ance something out Of nothing
les "Tangible' out of "intangiblr'
Form is to form something &,
,of that which had been create
:, Max" is to give lite T., III
IN. which has already been crra,
I'VE ana formed, And We might al
say that it is :" give power. for
er" aud light ctr. For instance; q
NIX created the dus,-The dust "
not n man--Then Gnd took I
ing
hus, aud formed j. into. INA
,y, no not man v"t--Ai'"r q
led i'ormed the dust The dust ate,
aid was formed, y was only tho i'm,
you uf a man, or IN other words y
~" 1T tina, time the r-aatrd dust f.,
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-22
Trustees Sale.

whereas, Herman Yanke and Henrietta
Ysnke, his wife, BY their deed Of trust datsd
December sth, 1871, and recorded In the Re-
corder,s once within and for Bates county, Mis-
souri,, in book No. los page Sl7. conveyed to the
undersigned trustee the following described
real estate lying and being situate In the coun-
~ Of Bates and state Of Missouri, to.wit:
East half Of south half Of lot Of the north west
westquarterof section 81. township 30, range 81,
which conveyance was made In trust to secure
the payment Of one promissory note fully de.
scribsd In said Of trust; and whereas, default
has been made In the payment Of said note and
the interest thereon, both Of which are now
past due and unpaid. Now therefore, ct the
request Of the legal holder Of said note end pur-
suant 10 the conditions OF the said deed Of trust,
I will proceed b sell the above described pre-
misses ct public fendue. to the highest bidder
for cash, ct the west front door Of the court
house1n the city OF Butler, county Of Bates and
state Of Missouri On
Saturday, March 10th. 1905,
between the hours Of 9 o'clock In the forenoon
and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, for
the purposes Of satisfying said debt. interest
and cost j. H. BECKER, Trustee. l6-td
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Administrator Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that letters Of I'D
minIstration upon the estate Of Martha
McCracken, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, BY the Bates County
Probate Court, in Bates County, Missouri,
bearing date the sth day Of February, 1909
All persons having claims against sAid estate
are required to exhibit them TO me for sllow-
tiers, or they may be prAeiuded from any beue.
at OF such estate; and . said claims be mot ex.
hibited within two ycsrs from the date Of thu
publication Of this Hofir,. they will be forever
barred ALLIE MCCRACKEN,
cat Administrator,
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Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

W. v Hawkins, Plaintiff, against n. N. Har-
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HaYkins, c A Allen and The Walton Trust
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Anew Magazine for You

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has the stuff in that and everybody else will read called
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03
Political Principles.

While men do not always live up
to their principles. it is well to have
principles. No man could wish to be
truthfully denounced as unprincipled
The most important principles are po
litical. These are the principles OF
Democrat, namely: Freedom OF the
press. of conscience, and OF speech;
equality Of all citizens before the law;
the right OF trial by jury; freedom
of the person defended by the writ
of habeas corpus; the supremacy OF
the civil over the military authority,
the separation Of church and state.
low taxes, a tariff for revenue only
economy in public expenditures; fidei
ity to treaties; a faithful execution OF
the laws; absolute acquiescence in
the viii of the majority. reverence for
the constitution; and fair division
of the joint products of labor and
capital; the rights OF labor as sacred
and as inalienable as those of life
or property. If you believe "a these
principles, you are at heart a Demo
crat and should be willing to see
these principles carried into effect by
the election of those honest and able
enough to enforce them.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03
improved on Nature.

Miss Mary Cassatt, the noted Phila-
delphia artist. lives in Paris. Several
of her pictures have the great honor
to be hung in the Luxembourg. and
Miss Cassatt's studio teas are ex-
tremely popular in the American col
only.
Miss Cassatt at one Of her teas
talked to a Philadelphia about an
English animal painter.
HE painted last winter" she said,
"a number of pictures of dead game.
They were highly praised. Tie mans
head was turned. Among the pictures
was a group Of dead rabbits. critic
commended these rabbits.
They are remarkably true to ma
ture, he said.
"'Naturei' the artist exclaimed.
Yes, I flatter myself that there is
more nature in those rabbits than
you-ah-usually see in rabbits.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03
Democratic Opportunity.

The Republican managers or the
congressional elections are whistline
to keep up the courage Of themselves
and their followers, but like the boy
passing through the graveyard al
dusk, they are really scared tf
death" They don't know what is
going to happen, for so many Repuo
lican voters are breaking away from
their political moorings that all the
information that comes to headquar
ters is replete with forebodings of de
feat. The old Republican machine
workers are not enthusiastic in the
cause, for they do not see much ben
eft from success, except those who
are holding down federal offices and
they, of course, are enthusiastically
putting in their time at politics, in
stead of attending to business. The
late conference of the Republican
leaders at the White House was
gloomy, although it was given out
that victory was certain. But the
Republican brethren should cheer up
the tariff protected trusts are putting
money into the close congressional
districts to save the standpat con
gressional candidates and matters
may not be as desperate as the new
amateur managers are scared into be
lieving they are.
Democrats everywhere should take
advantage of the Republican apathy
and by personally urging all Demo
Gratis to vote, victory is assured
There are always enough stay-at'
home voters to change the result in
close districts and the whele Demo
cratic problem is to get these laggard
rotaro IN fho nO11S
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03
A sHACKLED CONGRESS.
Roosevelt and Cannon Agreement to
Prevent Reforms.

President Roosevelt tried to be
adroit in giving his advice to the
voters of the United States, when he
wrote that letter to a congressman,
which was intended for the whole
country to read. His admonitiOn that
"to change the leadership and organ
ization of the house of representatives
at this time means to bring confusion,
shows that he believes with Speaker
Cannon it is necessary to stand pat
on the tariff and that the labor organ
izations should be defeated In their
effort to obtain legislation that is nec'
essary to protect them from trust and
corporation coercing through govern
nent by Injunction. Yet he says: I'VE
favor the organization of labor as we
.avor the organization Of capital but
IN condition that organized labor and
organized capital alike act in a spirit
Of justice and fair dealing and due re-
gard to both the letter and spirit OF
he law" Cannon is notoriously op-
POSED to all the demands of labor and
will, If elected speaker Of the next
congress, pack the committee on labor
against labor legislation, and yet Presi-
dent Roosevelt declares that Ito
change the leadership of the house"
would be party catastrophe, so he
must agree with Speaker Cannon in
his autocratic declarations against re.
form.
President Roosevelt says: 1--WE fa-
vor the organization of capital" and as
the vast organization of capital Is
known as trusts, and as Cannon is
known as trust and corporation man
and the president is so anxious to see
him reelected speaker, what other
conclusion can be drawn except that
the president while making a great
display of prosecuting trusts, though
not one has been really punished. is
really favorable to such organizations
of capital. The spectacular hauling
of q trust into court and fining it ef-
fects nothing for the people who are
plundered by trust high prices; in
fact, the prosecuted trust will un-
doubtedly increase it's prices and thus
make the consumers Of its products
pay the fine. The way to help the peo
pie is to take from the trusts and COM
bines their special privileges, such as
the tariff protection that Mr.. Roose-
welt agreed with Speaker Cannon that
the next congress, if it has Repub'
lican majority, is to refuse to consider.
AS President Roosevelt declares that
ito change the leadership and organi-
zation of the house would mean con-
FUSION" he therefore would back up
Speaker Cannon in packing the COM
mittees Of the next congress to pre-
vent consideration Of tariff revision,
and of the anti-injunction bill, which a
former Republican congress passed
unanimously, with Cannon in the
speakers chair, but which he now de-
nounces as anarchistic.
Mr.. Roosevelt, like other politicians,
will find it difficult to carry water on
both shoulders; he cannot handle the
Cannon pitch and not himself be de-
fled.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03

Russia's finances are said to be con
stantly going into worse condition
than they ever have been before. The
London Times declares that the gold
reserve of Russia is $200000,00O
short, the last loan has been swal-
treasury is much worse than it was
two years ago. Such reports are not
calculated to aid in securing much
further relief in the way of large
loans from European countries or
the United States.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03

DR.. Forbes WInslow, an alienist OF
London, England, has been quoted as
saying that before long there will be
more lunatics in the world than sane
people. He has been misquoted, of
course. What he said was that If in
sanity continues to increase at the
rate shown by statistics the insane
will some time outnumber the sane.
AS a matter Of course, If the per.
centage of the insane goes on increes-
ing 1t Is only a question Of time when
not only a majority of the people but
all of them will become insane. 1t
all depends on the 'if." We need not
despair.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03

About the liveliest industry in Rus
sia just now is the trying Of revolu-
tionists The courts in st. Peters
burg and elsewhere are running over
time on these cases, and in the capital
city alone 400 witnesses are to be ex-
amined. With so much time given to
disposing of such offenders it is going
to be difficult to plan more liberal
form of government
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03

The latest elixir of life, the vial of
endless existence. which the post Of
flee department has been examining
and has found to contain a little alco-
hol and oil of peppermint and a great
deal of water is at any rate an i'm
provement over old Ponce de Icons.
He put nothing but water in his IA
nous discovery, and he was never
found out
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03

The Cleveland Plain Dealer is not
quite sure Of it, but is inclined to the
belief that the eastern college sopho
mores who condemned a freshman to
a diet of soft soap were more lenient
and considerate than the sophs in a
western college who threw the fresh
maa down stairs and broke his skull
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03

Sir Thomas Upton is thinking OF
challenging again for the Americas g
cup. Of course our yatchsmen will be
put on their mettle and will not give
ur without a fight to the finish. But
there is no one to whom Americans
would so cheerfully surrender the cup
as the prize of victory as to the gal
liant Sir Thomas
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-11-03

London's West End tailors say men
are going to wear vivid colors this
winter, especially green's and choco
lates. Shrimp pinks and tomato
blends are also in favor, but the mod
est among males are putting all their
color sense into underwear and mask
ing it with the usual pepper-and-salt