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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05

ee-dis In our stsad aud re- sLcS
His bleed which cncc bought the
preeioa, ckurch!' Some say. the
church is growing, .hu, l dent Le.,
lieve Cirists church il growing.
N, doubt tho Methodist md
Baptist church. and many others.
are growing; but l believe With.
out txaggeTatien NO could inv
three i"nrths know no mere n.
tou, experimental religion than
the devil himsclIl Which thor
SANDS will say is too bread a..
assertion to prove, ] will no: try.
too couvinca auy.ons Of thu, how.
cv-r true it ir, ] amnot the Judge
But one ju.csth who isuprisht and
can '-ssrn the hearts Of all PEG.
pc. have been to o.call,d rs.
vivais aud hear the PREACHER try.
to prca;h the gospel, When he,
would scarcely mention the gospel,
~ CSr;st. Eat would tell m
= cr'le:ts happnning III Ercla,d
Russia etc. nud caui,g. to! seeker.
volid c"t them Ivy wbo!eeale'
When undoubtedly Cbri.t,s Word
had ,os touched them. Vow
God, Wrri Las tarcht me- That.
liz wund Suvo the lost " the
=, toali4,.nrs, It preaching. iipn TIL
III, how great 'v"hs in lriLon
. 81 na gr. nj murdrrors str7v ur
worldly sHdlfs rai possibly ern-
: Wet, mucl: less c,.ny,rt the v,rt.
:. y na"? u cannot.
rDm.n"mh'r sol! attending
* viva in II small town O. GO.
Their" was u lnrs, audi"n.
large PREACHER who Was rcGliy az
or,lo", h. had " vn!ce Ike II nor,
and c'u'd tell maLy 'E,ns rt,t IT,.
" II ~ inter- srd the people @cro
>, ia his 'timm Eut b.!orr Tia
= sermon ,is lark.t wus passed :.
r und t. gather NJ! the luts, ~
-,r Is ;,c tid'nt want IT iu.c,,ig
r .uh di.'uri.og lin curing hi.
>cfml,. VArn tlr srrmcu, '';e.
= he k,is coaia forward Tx
-: irpyrs Of s.sr.r. Among ,Ir Ig,i
"a, an Old ir,h'r gray LaaG,,
nun. &. S.Tuwc.
~ 10 70 "cmil.wd.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05

TO nuke tho story moro CON-
ylete We will sid tho resut oil
this mans work: liz and the
Christians, or eommoa people Of
the town rented u vacated room
sud held y revival msepns. ssch
Nc the angels Of Heaven rejoice
10 sce".
| Such il the condition OF the
church tojsy. The bible says The
time will come when we kill o
man we think We are doing God
service. When H',yos. murdered
our president he said it WIS., his
duty 10 do 90, uud it WAS Gods
will.
So tho time has l.me whom We
! eau murder without feelinc cur
guilt. Tho time has come that
! We can dsfraud our r.isbbor, sc
:. can cxtortion we Can N,ea', rob
!: swear and do all kini. Of mean.
J. ness ard still feel our inn; ccncv
T. The church 10 being drlwn away
81 tram God degree by degree. .s:el
Wy I,er, until it i. entirely in
III tack sliding state, a:d Yet !
dn.'nt realis, tho rondl,inn II J
~ n. Eus il is on slip1sry lr"un'
- and one daybs!nro long Gnd vii
Withheld his strength and it niu.
tall Friendly Reader let u,
" warn ven. never give "ar /" s',
Mt the icas', Tor /, viii ga
for an,'h"r give. why, and sr,'n 9
y late vuwt, l.. rewarded tnr rn,
.Liirmnsss. Mi.h with all u,
:" hrart | rad n.v-r give wy - ii.
nv first cpmuii..inn Mas hard,
" II me- t.!ah a!, the an ! hav, en-
united sine. I will rrv.. f,ra
~ my "ousrr,lnn Hnr vii! | ~,
forget the first sin ] commit,
a't,r my conversion .'m- i,noS
thu k ~ this s-n,r II - true IL,
it ". break one II the east c,i,
mshdm"nt, WI are guilty. of II
-, FIR tho first commandms,
irukvn call. i"r all 10 he hrrk.
rs We are :! 'wly dragged a'oi
y SATAN.
:, | fear the church has pa,sr.! I,
!, ttl,e Of s,ands,il and is n.x .
-, the droirr. The church o.,
~; purchased with E!oN.! ';sn1w .r,
rrpursha.rd wish the dollar. Il
.. Gcd Will ncy", RI send his Sun
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05

Brother usrrci. please give NJ
An exclamation ol Ms'ch,sed"
who hc was aud OF ha Ur.genauon
VIC zee no was k,ng VI Salem sno
pr,cs, o, the mos. h'sh God aud
wi,bor, Father and Mother WITH
OCT deacon, or tcs,hning "i days
mr. end Of llo srd Christ w,s maiS
u prizes, forever aiscr the o'dsr O.
him pleas" give IA your txp'auS
lion Through he good old CnEs.E1
I, II RymcI.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05

His Vexrl think was very sp
propris'e for the occasion. hot not
verv popular. a. yos viii soon
lcaro; lie explained how Christ
had 10 His Info cast tbs evil spirit
on, Of ten rasn and only ono had
returned TO g,va God tho Glory.
Where were the remaining nine!
He tod them thu aine had wan
dc,cl out 10 the mountains OF Sit,
hsi by their dsi'y walk put Christ
10 an cptn shsm.' and bike Judas
ashamed 10 face Jssua ard reclaim
the promises
In clnc.u.ian ha said So i! is
with tho chursa" II sail Christ
had cast tho evil spirit on at y
few at tha, place hut only. "ihrte"
hal returned. or attended :be
prn, or meeting to give gl"'y i"
Gud whore were she pine lie
= says II will tell you where they
are, they are a, the hal - Those
present couIieut stand any suci
-, Truth snG so they desSndrd
peace The minister tried t.
rcusoa with Tie pastcr aud mem
" bors bu, Ne. He told thsm how
" he lad zane by the bal ard saw
- them. and they were really
:, ,herc nui Al! tbs shoe ti' Il on
-. 10 sigh. lIs rust get CO. Ant
40 he CID The deacon .! auo.he
church, however heard Of him an;
:, en,l:sd him 10 rc.ch 81 his chnrrl
" Which he CONSENTED t. do fe,
:. nights following.
-, TIE nigh, cam", All ser>iee
began. lie took one u! The he,
ty,, he c,nld ,'tiuk ii, Indravt +,
10 Vain M tie chnrcH, y
. DIS help. lln brgu7, AID hi
audi Leo listened very attentive
81, until he b.. ap AcE5v.sirg sin, an
preaching 'rcr"atccr! town
-, God, AID xth ward oar lol
a. Jesus tt!'s." Ac,4 90 Il J Rar
,,. ission by "a application Of Ctli
'iood (l"hr!Hs ., % ard cy
,-'cc la; .cc"'r"c a.. ig
= La is, ", H. i, y 9pc &.
ale aul fall - .'ary" Il PA,
NJ, ) s,r lie stnr't! not ~ dee Il
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05
PAGE or INQUIRY
Question. No. z
Wbv lid Paul rcaaon out of the

Wbv lid Paul rcason out Of the
Jaw Of Moses and Gu, OF the pro
ph6,s no much! Please rcni.
Aui y lcD they hal sppnintsa him \
lay he camo many 10 him into his
,"ttng 4. whom hl cxprIndci and
"lIisd 10 Kingdom "a Goi, rrr.uAn ..
~ 'hen concerning Jesus. both on Of
INA inv Il Moses. nnG "ut ~ The pro-
So. f.om ,norHins iii ev"airg AGi
s. - ju'a Br~rrs
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05

Rev. L. s. osrrsst. sAiasr.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05
Question No. $

Please toll us why PAUL used
this langungc!
But conirnriwise, when they saw that
the gospel Of unCirrumcision WAS com
united unto me. ~ the gospel ~ iht
circumcision was unto Pc,u Gul. q.
Charley Dawso'
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Cuestio, M, II.

Cuestio, M. II.
A0 -
Acts Il. 1884 y no were tho
four men and what was the .vcw-2
Why did Paul have to purify
him .elf an! L. Mt charges with
them whea he is alrendv pure?
Why ahavc their heads?
81 And what does II s'enIfye
n Whist ia there to ba learned
4 from this today.
81 :, \ S'm us,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05
ANGER,

aSslun mat tccninUauiSS e""
mind of man, 1t Affects nolhrg
/, set, about ard hurts the man
Who j. possessed by il more Than !
lie other against whom 1t Is
directed. II
TN, disadvantage arising from
anger which are lis un'a'llng
und"r AL circum
STANCES should prove y panacea
for the compliant In moments
~ coo! icNrction the man vho
INDUCES it's views With deep !
disgust The deso!alion wrought
By plssion.
FricnGshipdcmeS'ic happ'ness
self respect the cs'ean al others
are swept away as by II whlrI'
wind, ardonly a brief fit of anger
sometiues sullices to hy IN
wreck the home happiness which
years have been ccmtnting TO-
gathar
What crimes ha ve not been
conn ittod in the paroXysms ct
anger?
fjas not the friend murdered
his friend? The son ulaSSacred
His parent: The creature hilsp
hcmpd his Creator. When in
dtcl the nature If tbs passion
is cors Ierod. What crimes may
it not commil! Is it not tin
storm Of tic human mind Which
wrecks every bette: ELECTION
wr,, KS reason and tonscicnc
+ ard az a sRtp orivs" wilhou
:, helm or compass before the rnsl
ing gale. i. nat the mind born
',away without guide or etvcrr
;mcnl BY the tempest ofunbouns
led rage:
" 70 be anger aop.it t"ifc.
l,w and childish: Va RAG" ard /
" furious i, hrot's', and I" Mat
tain perpetual wrath Is akin
the practice and temper of dew!
10 Tic ropnd ofa passionate man
"a lr1 is in contracting future de
i'm lis passionate moments Whit
u 10 nay have TO pay in the lulu
aid rhcnit Is mrs. iNc"rvr
it, I, make royne..L IL sish'
- his time in outrage and A',;Go
~ .cjccmcrL in injury ard re
at rea,ion for anger begins IN fn
~ and many times hast to cnd in
lat pent"nce. Anger may he look
he rnr in the chlractcrol week min
nat ei pccplc children not yc.i"crn
t. govern thcmst Ives, and The
III who, for any reason are not
re-. pected to have full command on
NE their faculties. Iiu. II, scla'
ed man or woman in The full ,cs>
RS sion nf their powers viii! SUI
ma the degradation Ut q lpw
nw thcmsc Ives 70 b. ose!c1ma
ION anger WithoU' afterwards eNil
vel, ioncine the LjWost mol tihri'I
'ud A passionate temper rcnd
nd ! man rnG. for atv,c'. i"pii
lyc nim # his rrns II. r,bS Nh
ii. all ,AatiS really great ~ II,
'..' IN ms nature; it u,anos hi,I l.
rurcnnv3rsa,iul II s'royS tr'r
:, shin. III ngaS Justice lnth cru,
-. annlnru,aIi urdcri1toconfu>
:, Man was barn 10 reason
RI ion rud I" d. all vi
qui'c'y ard il or'er. A.
:, takes from hun this prcrt "a
transforms his manship
~ childish pctuleLcc his reason
, poners into brute inst
Consider then how mnch +
-" YOU often auIYAr from your :,
'' than from those things fGr "
as. ''
You ara angry.
' Consider further who thrr
Tor which vol give way 20 a
u" outbreaks Is any IT. conl'
+; u" ton whatever for,hn DIT grad
- = ard loss So1 suffer by 4
:, -, Way to passion,
r'ht No man ohllaed Ia I've 81
= FROM las,i5h us net IN
: -" some sentiment on ut coca
i, were rather. s,o!cai FIl
,a than virtue 10 do other
There are time, and occa
,cioo when tic expression Of
WIS nation is not on'y just
but necessary
Wei are bound 10 h indi
'n',' at s.,.chool. sCltishnes:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05
Question No. !

Please toll us why 1t was tina.
Paul said this!
- c,ncrruiny III" grsrc', they me
uncEiics for your sssrs hu' ~ '"nc''in
thu eviction. they We h lows Tor The
fathers Nss. Ran -,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-05

The reader here can observe just why was that Paul had TO
be tho law Christ saws them to observe all things that he
them and becomes necessary for us to observe the
erence there was between Israees and the Gentlcs
Answer to que tito, first coiu mr..
Cro BE Continned)
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SOCIAL Evil
MONEY!

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Professional. cards 75cts. . month
Locals per line. LIST. insertion. Oh
subsequent insertions. OF
Loea! axprrGsemen6 wiV 6e con-
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PuBLIsugR'0
N. G. 0srruI and n. n. Bowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
BRYAN's ANNOUNCEMENT
That he Will Be Presidential Can
didate Within Next Two Months

1t Is regarded as certainty in we'll
Informed political circles that Mr.. Bryan
will, within the next two months. an
nounce his candidacy for the presidency.
His closest friends have stated within
week their conviction that Mr.. Bryan in
tends to make the race. The opposition
of some of the leaders of the party. con-
trasted with the demonstrations Of regard
from the rank and file of the party which
he has received recently. has served to
stffen his belief that it is necessary for
him to run as the candidate of the plain
people, and to urge their cause against
the growing encroachment of the pluto
cratic wing of the democracy.
Politicians say that II Mr.. Bryan comes
out in the open at an early date the
pressure will be Increased upon President
Roosevelt to have him make another and
more final utterance as to his intentions
A prominent republican politician who
was in town a few days ago told sonic of
his friends that the President will be COM
PEELED to say something. The Taft boom
is sagging down, this politician said. and
If President Roosevelt wants to continue
his policies he may have to take over the
job himself. OtherwiTe, 1t was pointed
out the "reactionaries'' will get to work
and may dominate the situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
FATAL STREET CAR COLLISION
AT CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, October 49,
Four persons were killed. ten are In a
hospital. and more than a score were
more or less injured in a headon collision
of two Sherman Heights street cars on
Harrison avenue. near the city limits.
early today.
Confusion of signals Is said to have been
the cause of the accident Both cars were
running at rapid rate into a dip in the
track when the crash came. The incom-
ing was heavily loaded with persons
on their way to work in the city and
most of those killed and injured were
on this car. Both motormen were killed
instantly.
The dead are Motorman Ed Parker.
Mo.orman VIII Pennington, VIII E. Smith.
a meat dealer; one negro named Cleye-
land.
The injured: ]. K. Brace. Payne, Mich,
legs crushed. will probably die Four
negroes were badly hurt
Others injured are: Dan Bromey.
Thomas Norman. G. L. Burns, B. Wal
lace. w. c. Stiles. T. G. Davis. j. T. Kib-
BILE. c. NJ. Smith. G. w. Warner, Burton
Johnson and ten negroes.
The collision occurred during a heavy
fog. One care was splintered badly and
the platform torn from the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
TELEGRAPHERS WRANeL|NG
WARRING STRIKE FACTIONS
CLASH IN CHICAGO.
President Small Attempts to Bar Out
Other Officials From His
Headquarters.


special DlSpatch to 1he Star.
CHICAGO. H., October 1S.-A truce was
arranged today between the warning off
c1als of the Commercial Telcgraphers
Union and Sylvester ]. Small, the sus-
pended president of the organization
Small and the members of the national
by which the deposed leader retains the
use Of his office in the Monon building
until the internal dissensions have
been thrashed out at the convention to be
held in Milwaukee on October 90
The truce was patched up after a spec
tacular attempt by Small to bar National
Secretary Wesley Russell and the m en-
bers of the board of officers of the union
Small placed two detectives on guard at
and other officers of the union arrived
they were told to keep out Small finally
consented to order the detectives away,
however. and when the other officers
finally were admitted, hot words were ex-
changed before they agreed to allow S-nai!
to retain his Office temporarily
In an effort to Illustrate the pan of the
national executive board to hold a con-
vention Small is working to get as many
local unions as possible to refuse to waive
their right of being notified thirty days
before the convention is held.
Smalfs charges that board members
are trying to pull off, rump convention
In order to obtain possession of $4,000 of
the unions insurance funds will be dis
cussed~ today at a meeting in Ulrich's
Hall. Chicago local refused to waive it's
right to thirty-day notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
IN LINE WITH SENTIMENT.
Fairbanks to Talk on Inland Water
ways on Middle West Tour.

CHICAGO, October 1S-The need of i'm
proving navigable inland waterways will
be the chief topic discussed by Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks during his coming tour of
Iowa and Texas which opens at Sioux
City, Iowa. tonight.
Mr. Fairbanks arrived in Chicago yes
terday from indianapolis on his way to
rIowa.
''At time when the west is deeply inter
ested in the gulf waterway plan / think
we should not lose sight of the many in
land streams that should be improved.
said Mr.. Fairbanks. There is no doubt
that by deepening many of these that the
fundamental thing sought by the deep
water plan-improvement of the COM
merce-will be aided. Rates of freight
transportation would be lowered in the
same proportion as If the Mississippi prof.
| ect were completed as ] hope II will be- -
The Vice President will make a short
tour of the southern states before return
| ing to Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
SELFRIDGE ENGAGED.
Will Marry Miss Gertrude Wilds of
jamestown. RI

BOSTON, Mass, October 1S.-Rear Ad-
miral Thomas o. Selfridge. United States
Navy. retired. will marry Miss Gertrude
Wilds of jamestown. r. l., on Tuesday
In this city. His son confirmed the an
nouncement yesterday
Admiral Selfridge is a well-known mem
Der Of an old Massachusetts family, a
native of Roxbury and a former COM
mandant OF the Boston navy yard. He
is seventy-two years old and Miss WiIds
10 sixty-five. She is we'll known in New
port, K. l.. and Norfolk. Va. where she
owns valuable property. Five handsome
houses In jamestown and Newport are
part of her estate.
In Washington Admiral Selfridge has a
handsome home in kalorama avenue
where he has entertained many persons
OF national and international reputation
He was only twenty-five Yeas old when
he saw active service as second lieuten-
ant on the unfortunate Cum5erlan nd, which
was destroyed by the Merrimac In the
civil war.
After the loss OF the Cumberland he
was assigned 10 command the Monitor
but other causes led TO his transfer 10
the duties OF flag lieutenant Of the north
Atlantic blOckading squadron. He was
in all of the severe fights about Vicks-
burg. Red River and Fort Fisher and
was promoted until he attained the rank
OF commander in 1863.
He was retired with the rank of rear
admiral February ., ls9s. and as his
father was then living at the age OF
ninety-one the unprecedented speCtac Gle
was presented OF a father and son on the
retired list OF the navy ON account Of
age
Admiral Selfridge's first wife died sew.
eral months ago. She was Miss Ellen f
Shipley. a daughter OF United States Cir
cult Judge George F. Shipley OF Port
land, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
EARTHQUAKE VIEW s
RECENT SHAKE BELIEVED TO
= HAVE BEEN IN MIDoCEAN.

BERKELEY Cal, October 1S.-Prof. A.
o. Leuschner of the observatory of the
University of California announced yes
terday that the center of the earthquake
disturbance felt on the Pacific coast
Wednesday, and probably the same as
registered on the seismograph at Wash
ington, d. c., was about one thousand
miles south of Berkeley, in midocean,
probably between the Hawaians Islands
and the south coast of Mexico.
The shock Is known to scientists as a
seaquake, and is usually followed by q
tidal wave. Reports of the shock will
probably be brought in by incoming ships
According to Prof. Leuschner, the inten-
sity of the quake near its center far ex-
ceeded that Of the California, Kingston
Valparaiso and Mexican earthquakes
When tie foregoing dispatch was shown
to Prof. Marvin, the earthquake special
list of the weather bureau. today he re-
marked that the deductions of Prof
Leuschner were certainly interesting"
Il feel little skeptical, however" he
added, las we do not know on what basis
he makes his statement. We do not know
of any earthquake originating in the re-
SlOn he mas named. 1 OOu uepFecldCe
what he has said and do not believe he
would have made the statement unless he
had some information upon which to
base it. He is regarded as an able and
cautious man
The local seismographic experts are ex-
pectng hourly to receive some informa-
ton concerning the big quake of Wednes-
day. 1t is the general belief that it oc-
CURED at sea, or some tiding5 of it would
have been received ere this from the local
.ty in which it appeared. Owing to Its
violence it is the opinion that the dis
turbance, if at sea- would have been fol-
| lowed by some mighty demonstrations OF
the waters, and it is thought" incoming
| ships will yet report some such happen
| ing.
Estimates made here indicate that the
| earthquake occurred at some point be-
| tween 1900 and 5000 miles away. 1t is
said.
From a study of the records Of many
earthquakes it was said, PROF
O'Maury, the observer, has deduced a re-
| lation between the direction of the pre-
| l.minary tremors and the distance of the
center of disturbance. According to his
| formula. the present earthquake Is about
| 1880 miles from Cheltenham. By COM
parison with the records of the San Fran
cisco earthquake the distance would ap-
pear to be somewhat less"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
FEELING IN MINNESOTA.
Gov. johnson Will Have First or
Second Place on Democratic Ticket.

A Minnesota man who breezed in from
the west today brought tidings of the
latest rustlinSs in the political tall timber
OF that section.
The democrats out my way" he said
are convinced that Gov. Johnson will be
given either first or second place on the
democratic national ticket. They think
that he Is bound to be recognized and are
confidently laying their plans to that end
"Whereupon the republicans. admitting
the undOubled popularity Of Johnson. are
casting about for an offset and are talk
ing about naming Senator Clapp for Vice
President on the republican ticket. He
would make great campaigner and
would sure cause Gov. Johnson to saddle
up early in the morning and not ma ~e
camp until the trail was 100 dark to see.
Senator Clapp IS great big. broad
gauge weSterner, who talks the Ian
guage OF the country. and he would come
pretty near setting the prairies afire once
ne got a-going."