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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-27
ROckfOrd's Sunday Lesson

KOCKIOTQ S OunQdy Lesson
Rockford is thoroughgoing town. 1t doesn't do
things half-hearted way, but it makes good perma
nent job Of whatever it undertakes
Last spring it voted it's fifty odd saloons out of bust
ness Then it proceeded enforce the law and punish
the law breakers Now it is determined that it's own
people, and especially it's young people, shall understand
the benefits and advantages that result from the
saloon policy.
The churches Of the city and county, through the
Winnebago County Sunday School Association have
prepared for the next Temperance Sunday November
29) lesson to be used responsive reading in all
the churches This lesson deals with conditions in Rock
ford before and after it's adoption Of the local option
law.
This lesson ought to be read by everybody every
where 1t is not only splendid showing for the
law, but it is model exercise which might be adapted
to other communities. We give it in full:
Moral Benefits
Superintendent: How there for drunk
ennes from May 1907 to November l. 1907 the period of
the saloon?
superintendent How many drunkenness from
May November T. 1908, for the period of
closed sedo sao 1ns
Are there as many inmates now in the
city Jail as closed?
School The chief of police lice says that since May = 1soS
superintendent: Was the thing year ago?
SCHOOL, chief says further that empty Jail
unknown before the closing of the saloons.
Superintendent: Are there many young arrested
School, The chief of police answers that few
with the former period
Give practical illustration of the bene
fits of closed saloons
School, Formerly the morning after day there
dinner pai taken from arrested the evening
before for their having been spent in the
saloon. Now the bench is usually clear.
What does the truant officer say?
81 have in mind several families whose children
were kept year
ing the went to the saloons Now the parents of
providing their families and the school
attendance is greatly improved
Business Benefits
Superintendent: bankers Rockford
closed?
SCHOOL, large majority bankers that the
the best interests of all the people
Superintendent: Give business mans illustration of
these benefits.
School, One business reports that his firm has al
from the deadbeat list to the
ranks of those entitled to credit.
What does another merchant say?
The of leading retail house testifes
during months their collections have been
best in their history.
Superintendent: How do the leading merchants like the
system of closed saloons?
majority of them that business condi-
lions are greatly improved they we'll satisfied with
policy of closed saloons
Industrial Benefits
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dollars worth OF products sold
went to pay for raw material, re.
pair Of machinery. the installation
OF new machinery, taxes ETC.
Now, the.cRUX Of the problem
is, who is entitled 10 this one
hundred and fifty six millions Of
surplus yalueY Socialists say,
the laborers should have it, and
had he received it. each Of the
employees of the Steel Corpora.
ton would have received q frac-
ton over seven hundred and
seventy three dollars moro for
his years work than was given
him.
How photographers View
Socialism: "'fhe abolition Of
TINT individual action Oh which
modern Societies depend, and
the SUBSTITUTION Of regulated sys.
TEN of cooperative action; I'm.
perial Dictionary
"a science of constructing so.
cicty on an entirely new basis, by
substituting the principle of
As, ociL ion for that of competition
in every branch of in.
dustry. ~ Wo'ccster's Diction.
AIRY.
"A the theory OF society that
advocates more precise, order.
~ and harmonious arrangement
Of the social relations of mankind
than that which has hitherto pre-.
vailed Webster.
Those rcnping the advantages
Of the existing industrial! system,
and who are unable 70 meet the
arguments advanced 10y those
endcvJring 10 establish 4 Cooper
alive commons esith, resort &c
misrepresentation; charging so
cialists with anarchis,ic inten
tons, and the rl,erio. purpose Of
brelking NJ the home, and diYid.
ing up the property Of the rich.
That capt. lists Should raise
such cries of misrcpr.s entation
is not surprising, but that work.
ing men should Join in it, Col
only he accounted for on tho
ground Of btlns, misinfovmed.
] u, STOKES
West Plains, Mo. II r. No,
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The Sccislist's Ideal
and
The Capitalist: System

Under the existing industrial
system, the machinery of pro.
duction is privately owned, and
the lahorer using it, is paid.-a
wage determined by what the
unemployed are willing TO work
Tor. The competition for en-.
plormont, = contends the social.
Isl fixes the Compensation at
the subsistence point; and leaves
in the hands Of those owning the
mathinory, the surplus Wealth
created, and that poverty, must
remain the lot Of the work.
ing man, 50 long ny the nacbin.
cry oi production is owned
privately, and the industries car.
ried on under THE wage system
To change this syst, III by cs.
tablishing \ cooperative common
wealth, under which, the aachin.
cay Of production would bc
collectively ow, cd, and the yalucs
produced epuitablv divided a.
monG The workers, il the jlc,,
Of Socialism.
A Con"r"t" Snmp!e.
u ilms'n'" the w,rking of
the existing hndl.,t.ial system
We h'rt pre- mt & synopsis VI
|!" last report ct he United
states Steel Corporalion:-.;
No. OF Hcn employed 2o.t,Nlo
N''''r Of pro0,A't sold $500 900
0Ho, Paid IN wages, Sl45.mo
"o, net profit to stockholders
i'''"M,"n After deduc,ire
The amount paid in wages ant
uiat distributed TO Stakeholder.
from thcgross sales, tho rnmoin
der OF tLo six hundred million
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QUESTION NJ -
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Re~copied.

At the tire Of the proof read
ing Of the following article the
Ed. was out Oh some business
and the article was seriously
neglected and the writer of thu
article done an injustice for this
reason we have re-copied It, SO
that the writer may have justice
done him. Ed
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LOCAL LORE

We only have q half sheet this
week orr readers we trust will
bear with 10.
Mrs Rickels and daughter Wis.
tied Mrs johnson mile South u
Trask.
Mrs Merritt visited Mr. Charley
Jones to Sac Mrs Jones who IS
sick ut proseut.
The Ed, u.Q ;.Canlx DC bis
lecture and finish up following his
lecture Thursday night.
Mr. Bert WHITAKER arrived nome
90 last sunday morning. from the
South where he lad Seca At work
The Ed. will give . lecture Oh
Thursday nigh, tie o OF Jan, 1906
como one come all,
MIR Philips living South OF Trask
u few miles vslted the FL. on las,
Sunday alter IL, C,c'ock meeting
There were q largo crowd Out
to preaching On last Sunday night
to hear the Ed and the Meeting
was interesting from first TO last
u there ia any one who feel ike
helping the 'RB,sEr, Now is the
time. We need To L,y ina cupid,
~ pnpcr, wbo vii! help n the
tsf'eEr is the friend cf The
lshoiihg man.
--Tbe Daughter o. Mr.. nnl NJ.
hHGkol living 10 Trprf wL. hnl
hccp on avisit with hcr Fn,hc,
AID mother lc.t t, ,o,n her husband
h' mcdonnell at -. joseph wh4
lott here n Short iims upo 10 h.,
work in 81. Joseph.
- Mrs. Cox in company with he,
two daughters, Mrs. Iiuoy ant
Miss Myrtlr, Was pleasant visit
tors at the CRtSSNT OFFICE. las
Tuesday, taking dinner With tn,
I'd and wife.
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Acts 2l-28-2i. Who were these
Tour men aud. what was the VOW
Why did Paul have to purify
n'm'slf and be at charges with
them whom he il already parr7
Why shave their head?
And what docs !. signify?
WIS, 10 thse to be learned
from .h!S today,
) A Sinons,
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For Sale

\ Fur Oyercoa', in fair condi.
ton with good lining: Price s..
ii sod al once, worth several
t'm@' that money To teamstcrs,
. one ompellrd to be out in the
w"a,l"r. Can b. seen at Mrs.
Nora WooH- y mi. $. of IIuggins
20, On the Mountain Grove road.
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Min. Grove Mo.
Dec. 81 1907.

DeC. 81 lWt.
/ will try aud write a few more
lines, but on account Of sickness
aud loossing o. much sloep II
don't know a. / will get the
words oil right; but hope the Ed.
will b kind enough to correct my
mistakes.
Ian sorry that ! wrote enough
10 lower tho noses Of half the
world, | will try and not write
enough to lower the noses Of the
ether half this tins and Us Cor
needs of quacklur in order to
work the Loose pieces hack in pro.
per place it would tsic every day
in the week to do that and work
hard yes it IL true wo must take o
friend and his faults or have no
friend for there is none oi Us per.
icct the bible says there is none
perfect 10 not one, II IL true We
can't all believe q like, il We could
there would not be 30 many demo
nation IN the world as there 10 to
day, fighting ono another and all
trying tn x to the same place
and Just got the ono bible to 90
hv. don't claim TO bs an e.
pert writer aud ] wont ursuei
OIL the scripture for ! don't be-
lievA that way. for | think We
have good and evil tot heEO-c y.
aud We Gun take our choice, it We
choose evil We will reap our re.
ward. En bot. We will all taln
the UibIe AS !. Is, J dun' hardly
think | will fall short OF The
truth if ] take tho b.b'e ior my
guide and | don't think lrcauac
.oms one else doA', believe a.
! % they will fall short Il tie
glory Of COO w have all got 7.
answei ios jul own iaul's i the
las, day aud they wclS, ne a !l,tis
corner Ithi. denomination sud
TINT denomination, nor they
wsa', no saying | won't 90 over
there they aro Bart'sts, / wont 90
over there they ure. Cninphcll,tn.
don't want to be with them
they IRE Dunkards or some other
denomination. AS there i. 50
many different denominations in
the world | wv,lli b. afraid to
try aud mention them all for 7
weuld hr aliald ! would l,gyc one on,
Of the iiug. hut hccaCrt We do nal src a
a
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lin the 1st Fad and etn. chap.
rers Of Genesis:

rers of Genesis:
Now | have proved TO you that
the scripture teaches that uni
mails are souls as we'll as man.
And this does not conflict with
Peters statement either. regard.
less ofMf. CARROTS criticisms:
Peter did only mention eight
souls: but he did not mention the
others were jus, a. ! said III my
other article.
Now Bro Garrett asks me.
what became Of the other souls
that vas in tho Ark was THY
saved"? Yes. they vera saved
from death which would have
resulted or nnccunt of the flood
had they not been in the ark.
But the Great salvation from
death which Is only for mankind,
was not Ter them -.aYd for that
reason Peter did not mention
them.
Mr., G,rrs,t also asks me what
the plan Of saIvation vas to the
inhnbitanls of tho Ark
The great plan waa not revealed
to them, in that age OF the world.
CHRIST lad not died TO redeem
man from the death sentence
which God pronounced upon
aud all the race in him.
Nov ! mn5t rDrre:t Mr. Garrett
again, ior he Accuses mo Of calling
scripture absurd and ncnsensical..
it was not .he scripture which
Bro. Garrett quoted that | cali
nonsense, but it is tho way he
applies It that had reference to.
All scripture when rightly tran
slated $ true,
/ Now there is me or two other
things ! wan, to sp.nk
o..
Bro. Garrett spose 0! h,s M.
swer to my Ilas'ioas on tho
Vircat Pvram va want to Gay
that ! DO not tonsil,r it an an
.&"t!; he dII 10, ausvGr Que
81. s,e one 81 them: but Ir l:naw
than 'hu.c o; his readers who had
never heard the Pyramid exp!an-
cd, Won!" not kno" but that he
he bad answered them all righs
IL" says | Gun use my own pleas.
ure about scr ding HIM "Millen.
NAL Dawn" Nov the rea.on !
have not sent il, j. because [
know for Il fact that ha has had F..
eha,,ca already to know .,s
teaching.
J have OCCASION to know he has
had in his possession the first
volume OF 'Mjllennial Dawn"
and hi, ruader, know that he
quoted ul',o lto:Iy from 'Ml.len.
la Dawn" Ill lis article IN tho
Treat Pyramid " Sow tha,s
Gn"'&tions "t- from q. BID, Vol.
vt ".Mli'rnnial lawn" 80 | sup.
} Peso no En9 that ni.r.
Thor 81" & v,inmes Of "Mi,ian.
iAi Dawn" aid thy are n bih'e
key Nh;ch unlocka The bible aud
makes pan the great plan o! AL.
va'Inn Ia tn? 10Th chap'cr ut w.
> " II y sh Jwn 10" tho Great
Pyramid Is truly G.i wlt,nqss.
and lo" !, teaches trutbs which
men "ayn never been able 10 dis.
, cover, Until! discovered in tho
; hih'o and set forth in the s
] volumes of "Nil!euial Dawn ~
. The pyramid givrs liz own date Of
= cobstru;lioh. II gives the true
date of the birth OF Christ and
many other things, An in per.
lf"t accord with the acrip,urs and
history, and all this without Il
letter or n figure.
, 80 let Us 'eitl" this question Of
!, VIDAL - the soui first hr.ore ws
take up N,llenial Dawn. II Bro.
Uarrei, viii deny i bible fact sat
:, :"t forth Ia II little tract he wnuld
: have still more room ia 30oo
pages.
Yours Truly.
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Mountain Grove Nc.
Dec. 30til. 1907.

wish to thank Bro. Garrett
sor giving me q chance to show
to the readers Of his paper my
ignorance: also. for sweeteninQ
that something Which he calls a
bitter pill" However, l failed
to lind sny thing which seemed
v.rys bitter. but probably that
was because Bro. Garrett had
weetened it. But in fact !
did not taste anything sweet
|cither.
Now ! wish to say that how.
eTnr antagon,stic my answers
appear, have never. stopped t"
! MIR. CARROTS style Of argue
ment: I may do that when he
has me beat, which is not
set,
And CONCERNING that 6Quirn'
ing and twisting. which Mr..
iCarrctt spoke Of. ] am willing to
leave ali HAT to the observation
of our readers as to who does
the "squirming and twisting
Now about that POINTER that
Bro. Garrett claims on mo.
lie says that | said the Heb.
rev word for "li:ing soul" was
"Nch, phesh". | donut think |
said that: sail that tue word
SOUL IN the hebrew language is
Nc1 .phesh.
But living soul is two words,
and IN the hebrew is 'Ncphesi!.
Chaiyah. Just hs presented
by the Author NJ what is The
SOUL 60 YOU see that tho,o
: are really no dihcrancs, between
Bro. Russell tAuthor CT ths
traco and myself Consequently
Tat KNOCKS cat that point tha,
Mr.. t'srrrtt trij d to Gaka w
bu!iev, he had made ~ me-
And 50 tlat bitter Pill" wa>
no, 1 Pill at al.
: Oh yes! tl1un Mr. Care. s2ys
that tho real I'D Latin word 70,
living ;pnl is "Lrcl.san.oson. ;
) he that IS II MAJ, WE are moi
discussing ! Latin: The O'
I, sttmcnt scriptures wcri
writton III the Hebrew language
and the New Testament in tn,
Greek.
4 Then Mr.. Garrett says t.1at i
The word 'Neh .phesl." bad re
e ference TO any part Of man, 1t i,
!, Tie flesh and that if the word.
'Ntphcsh' "Cnaiyah' mean,
!any part Of man, il il the blood
Now there readers, yop b,v.
. ah";he, translation; though
that word was !!cady tran>ll,cl
into IA ulaly different word, =,
1t would pear. Al. here como
another from Bro. Gqfret.
This word already had abou
thirty six diff rcu, translation
hnl 1t is never translated flesh
1t Is translated s,ul about IS
times, and should ;aya bcu,
every 'lDe.
\ ~, real Tie account In Gen
= = hog God first formo,
man (tae body of tn. dust OF IN
ground; the next hing While.
Hod did, Wa. 10 breathe in,
mans nostrjle the breath OF life
aud tho rc-u,; was THAT ina
became L living soul.
"ow VA remember that Br,
"arr't' has sald'tlme and agaj
mat statement Was no 200
an'sss II iSG'kcd' mp Ivy oroc
from the word Of God: But h
did not, will not and can +,
prove his statement that u
Word 'N"h phcsh' mean II,
ilsHh.
tie can no. sIa,rn. ov twist Oh,
OF fact that that is Che H.brc,
word for sool: n ,i,her can h
twist araund H.. FAC that IN,
d"o'ow w'rd occur, nina tim,
IN ytNnrff ~ ,
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Y, rfoiess'onsi. cards Sssis. . month
Locale per limo. Let. issersion 0
subsequent insertions. o.
xSrsI adsxrhstwesA ,yiV BE .oo
saAat@ Sst2 erotrtd est.
ysf'sieom~aeG mate on io,p.r
adds
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% SRrsskt Ple'e Tell what tho dt-
snce ere between ''ihc Holy Cny tho
.... - '
n Jetusictn. 'jpakcu ot In tRey.
-O and the "Grca, City tho Hol,
'usA'cta Rev. .l-~lR
b'-his Keys,
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Question M -

N Ed. PlsAss Inform It's The rcsl n,aan 80
tne OF the Scripture sc,fiing IN I.o..
tho 9-i--l6J
Icons : mons.
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cRESSET
rRAsK NO

-. 4 ?. s,asrsss. EAss.-.
1lg =,
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The Ed, is an agent for the
Bellville separator and the Jumbo
\ Engin, THE BEST that is made
we know what we are talking
about, . we. ;. have -. been 1,xsasa;sSs
them now for four years. We
will sell you one or both call and
nee us, or write us. Now is the
time to buy: Come let us help
rou to the worth Of your money.
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pustsssss's

~. Carrot. and \. \. Bowers.
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FACE or INQUIRY

Quosti on No. IL.
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THE REAL FLY IN
TILE

The Record has no disposition to
injure any doctor in town who does
not go put of his way to attack the
Record. The article which we men
toned yesterday as having been pub
lished a year ago with the approval
of the Medical Society, was brought
to us for publication by the man who
was at that time president of the So
ciety, with the statement "a he lad
been requested to publish it. He had
read the paper before a meeting of
the society, and being president of
ton that its publication was approved
by the organization. Some of the ply
sicians now say that no endorsement
OF the article was made by them, n
it is probable that a signed statement
TO that effect will be published. We
do not blame the physicians for the
effort of the Register-Tribune editor
to stir up trouble by introducing the
resolution in the council to "investi
gate" the charges OF DR.. Parsons. We
IHGIely SGdLu pat vi Lie doScI ldoh
that the Investigation was all bun
combe, and its main purpose was to
"get a whack" at the Daily Record.
Accordingly the report of the kangaroo
court consisted mainly in condemna-
ton of the Record for publishing the
signed article of DIR. Parsons in
which general and indefinite charges
of negligence were made. We believe
the investigation" did some good,
however, in arousing the people to
the necessity of observing the instruc-
lions of physicians in typhoid fever
and other cases. 1t may also result
in some of the doctors being more
| careful in future, and it certainly has
moved the city administration to
get busy along the line of establishing
better sanitary conditions generally.
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WANTED.

WANTED A pair or driving mares
to weigh 1,O0Ofb or over. Also a
light mountain hack. One pair OF
draft mares. Call at the Office of A.
o. MiIlice, Room II, Garst building.
WANTED To employ a Catholic
gentleman as local representative
We require a person of energy and
ability for the position. Salary SIS
per week. Write us for particulars.
The Hoey Publishing Co, 323 Dear
born ST., Chicago, LII. tia
WANTED TO RENT Four or five
o house, close in. Address c.,
care P. O. Box 1874. u
WANTED Man to farm forty acres
Of Hondo land three miles from town.
302 n. Pa 66t2
WANTED Dining room girl and
dish washer. Best of wages and
treated well. Place permanent.
Come at once or phone Gibson Ho-
tel at Artesia at our expense. 62t7
WANTED-Cook at Hamilton stock
farm, ? miles east of town. Wages
SIS per month. Single girl or man
and wife. Phone 2s1, one long, n
short. .62tf.
WANTED Boarders, by day or by
week, at PIP w. Alameda. 65t3s
WANTED Al assistant COOK. male
or female Roswell Tent City, phone
249- Gift
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N WENT
Roswell, N. M, Jan. 9, 1908.

Roswell, N. NJ, Jan. 9, 1908.
To the people of Roswell and Vicinity:
We take pleasure in announcing to you that we are cand1-
dates for your coal business during the year 1908, and each sue
ceeding year thereafter.
We are pleased to advise that our connections are such that
we can take care of, to your entire satisfaction, an order for al
most any kind of coal that you could wish, and we earnestly So
lcit your inquiries from time to time.
1t will be our aim at all times to furnish you with the very
best grades of coal for the least amount OF money, and by far
treatment to merit your business,
We do not come to you as strangers to the coal business,
our manager having been for five years connected with one OF the
largest wholesale and retail coal yards in southwestern Kansas.
We take pleasure in assuring you that you will receive the treat
ment we know you deserve.
Thanking you for past liberal patronage, and trusting that
we may be favored with a continuance of the same, we are
Very Respectfully,
THE ROSWELL GAS co.
By w. D. S., Manager.
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kILGOUR NOT A CANDIDATE
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEAC

In his hurry to get the news to the
printers yesterday, a Record reporter
failed to confirm the street report
that w. S. Kilgour had out a petition
asking for his appointment as justice
of the peace in the proposed new pre-
cinct in the south part of town. 1t
was a street report and nothing more,
for Mr.. Kilgour neither has a petition
out nor is he a candidate for the of
fee.
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MANHOOD SUFFRAGE
TROUBLE IN PRUSSIA.

Berlin, IAN. 11.-Order prevails to-
day, and there has beer no recurrence
of the demonstrations of Yesterday
for manhood suffrage in Prussia. The
police do not permit people to form
groups. Consequently it is impossible
to start demonstrations. Most of the
men arrested yesterday were releas-
Ell today.
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Now is your chance to get two ears
and harness, 4 wagons, block and tack
$1.OO. See r. L. Ballard at ~lngersolis.
Correct legal blanks. Record Office.
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Miss Hattie Haworth, milliner at
the JoycelPruit Company store, left
his morning for a visit at her home
in Salem, ILL.,, and to study spring
STYLES in ST. Louis. She will return
the first of March.
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that he is bringing a good crew of
first class workmen and will be able
to do the best of everything in black
smithing. 263tf
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Mrs. John Ashinhust left this morn
ing for Henrietta, Tex, for a visit OF
two or three months with her sister,
Mrs. L.. L. Wells, and Mr.. Ashinhust's
mother.