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cOuVerteu, ucdTiS OuIJty years
ago. And in order that our Bro.
may comprehend his error. And
give him to understand that we
have not changed any in mind or
principals, since he has been
reading the WORLDS CREssET'
we shall refer him to an article
recorded IN CREsSET No. 4l-Vol.
II Feb. ~, 1906. nearly one year
before the piece the Bro refer
ed to which was written under
the apple tree. And quote it
nearly verbatum. 1t was writ
ten in answer TO an article which
appeared in the Cabool Times,
from a Baltimore Prominent
Citizen. heading SCORED So.
CIALlSM' we went on to tell our
reasons, in this strain of thought
please read.
The Cabool Times was the first
of our n"ig'bors to reach our
desk, since Nc have moved to
this place from Norwood. And
in looking over its pleasant pages
under date Feb. ,, 1906; our at.
tention was drawn to the above
heading and Article. Ard The
reason for it, WAS because vc be
lirve in the great SocialiStic
stream. of God ; Eternal pur
rose. ~
u Tin list. that We shall notice is
his dccl ration. that l. is in ac-
cordancc with Tho Economy of
Providence, that there has been
is, and always will b. disparity
and inequality. in every depart
inert OF Human activity. He
says the very existence of -
cicty requires that some com,
luand and other, obey. And
then refers us to the Govern
,nent of the United States for
the proof of his assertion, Such
"A declaration and reference We
say. is sufficient. To arouse, and
awaken. ana II SYlr 10 the nigh
.St fever beat, Cine lulc for lilo.
%rtyI The blood Of any true pat
riotic and l.oAui Clti2ra OF a.
mrrira. For it was tnr the
g!And aud nuhl" principals III
Euuality ana Socialism which
inspired i'airir lirnrE to say
give ne Liberty or G'yc III"
death. Inspired him IN approve
and commend Pains pamphlet.
"Coinmon Sense" who at Manv
tires Gained all mcr t, be-
created equal and free, 1t was
tho same Socialistic principals
that brought forth the rcspon'
sive acclaim 10 the manly sum
mons from that Great american
Soldier Washingt n from the
SONS Of Liberty. II was those
Holy Principals that brought
forth the Spirit of National in
dependence that sounded upon
the air like the rushing o. many
waters and came upon the con
tlncn,al Congress-, then in Sos
sion in the STATE house At Phila
delphia Pennsylvania. II was
those principals witch cru>od
Il. II Lee to Introduce, II tha'
noble and August Legislative
body this rc-cluti' Il clarinp
THAT the United Colonies ar,
and ought "a he free and indie
pendent States" And Their
when We lo,k uron the Ameri
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I'd, Of cREssET,


have written to the CREsSEr Civ
ing our views upon any Bible sub.
ject; but noticing your request 10
the CR.sssr for some one to AM
aver Brother NJ. s. Dspue's and
Sister Welch's questions We have
again taken our pen and will once
more venture to give our views on
come parts of Gods word. We
will frat notice. Question
No 49,
AS our Saviour :hs son Of
David through the line Of Mary
or Of Joseph, or Both"
We answer to the above in short
that he (Jesns) was the son of
David through the line Of Mary,
and no: through that Of Joseph
| Proof; "For unto us q child is
born. unto us con is given, and
the government shall be upon his
shoulders; and his name shall be
called wonderful counsellor. the
mighty God. The everlasting
Father, The prince Of peace.
o. the increase Of hia govern.
ment and peace there shall he no
end, unun the throne Of David and
upon his Kingdom. to order It, and
to establish it with Judgement and
with justice. frnm henceforth even
lorevai. The Zeul Of the Lord Of
host will p rform this" ilsa
8: 81.
Tha, the above scripture was IL
prophecy speaking Of our saviour,
We per,um" is admitted and heli.v
ed hy all christian people who
have given il any thought; Tut II,
alone, does not prove that hc wa.
tot the son of David Through the
line of Joseph, We will next call
attention to Matthew |: G-lG.
(Get your Bible aud read Tor your
self) BY noting the geneulogy
from the 'th verse down to the
, 10Th verI". We find that Josapa
tho husband of Mary VI whom
was born Christ, descended from
David through tho liza. o, sol
., uu.on.
Vow keep this TACT we'll N mind
while ~ l"rA NJ the history 90
Sololaon, and the thus saith
Lord" u.to hi Now We find
that solomon vas toe suu of
David Chroe.n Us the SUCCESSOR
Of his father David. lst Chron.
=: > 7 But the IN, verse
. gives us +" understand that If
, 10" Kingdom Was to hava ne end;
- ihh. SOlrniou WGst runi.uue to
: do Gods viii ~ ii" 'Gture rs at
III" time he Wa. chosen. Now
gong back +, David, God SAYS
. The Lord bath sworn IN truth
, unto David he will not turn from
: him: Oi the fruit OF thy body
vii! (,hr lord} Get upon thy
, (Dayid's) throne. Pea. 1872: II,
i Notice the Lord hath sworn. u
1 etc. ku, the l2th, verse also
shows that whoever would ri,
, upon the throne must keep tn,
. covenant and testimony winch
. the Lord would teach them II
! reads; "lf thy children will keep
my covenant, and my testimony
!, that I shall teach them, their
: children shall also sit upon thy
| throne forevermore. Again We
+ read: IT thy children take heed
y to their why. to walk bofore me
in truth, with all their heart and
p with ali their soul, there shall
y not fail thee Il man from the
tbro,a If Isrp.I =, n J[,aCu y.
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e'SAa ShS"y ulot WIZ VIM INV
tie field of Tyranny. Economy"
what is itY Is it a tyrant? Or
! should it be laws of Equality? Of
course you will say a system of
management for families, or ma.
tons. Then we ask you again;
should that system of the family
or Nation be an unequal one? Or
should one member be exalted
above the other? And promin'
ent citizen of Baltimore would
have to say from the standpoint
, of reason and justice that this
should not be! And the lives
and declarations If the four
fathers of our country has de.
clared in tones of thunder that it
should not be. And God through
his word and dear son has said
that it should not be?
For listen what God says to
you and |, by the mouth of his
apostles:
4, Then Peter opened hi- mouth, ami saij
uf II truth perceive that tod IL no csFectcr
N per 0ns: Ac'- 1911
Also Ephc 60
/ God is H. rcspccter OF persons;
all are equal with Him; For He
further says that they are rot
only equal with each other, but
that they shall bc placed on an
cquali,y with his dear son if they
will only ,cryr him, please read.
Ard II children ,h,nh heirs; hors ., Gui,
and i,ini ncir- with Nt-i. II 80 J." TINT V"
-uiT.. with him. tn,t We may hs also g.oiiitd
together. i;"m 81;
This is quite & different piin.
cipal upon tn" economy of provi'
dcnce to that which prominent
citizen, has or would have.
Iiut this is no, all Paul comes
ont in truth and says to you and
|, that it is Gods purpose for all
to be on an equality; please read:
Hut hy m equality. that nov at this time
youi nhundancr mn! ir .uppA foi their want
that thor almnndunrr leu iuly hra ~ ply iuT
yuur want hat there MT. hr "Guah'y
. Cor II
Paul would have yon know by
this thu, the principals belong
ing to Cad and His people was
and is Socialism and 'qlallty
prominent cii,Aen would bay"
YOU believe, that 'lc economy of
providence places on mr. Tar
above another Bu: listen to
what God = w again.
-. 40 ll4.l Ah' hl '''ui w ~ ~ "
were rf nii, -a,i aua 81 -, ."U ".'h'i
..nn 80, Of trr that nu,h' ol the ili'' :
ut.ci, u, Io..,..,I N.e lis avr but they
bnF ail ,hrar r,''inou Ac,s ( y
We trust that We shal! never
have the occasion after TINS 10
criticisc any one on this line.
Seeing that the Word OF God
condemns al such principals -
was advocated by Prominent
citizen or any other prominent
man, against Socialism in max
ing Christ and His Apostles out
delnagogues. The Forc,fathers
OF the good old Republican aud
Democrat parties held up to the
world of mankind. the principals
of Socialism and the man who
does not is not only u dcmagoTU'
= sowing strife, disunion and tho
q bone Of contention but a bigOt
; You might as well try % shove
the hills and mountains of A
merica INTO plains Of hnwerS
! gardens ~ to stop the glorious
, flowing stream Of Socialism as #
. flows from the throne OF God
Avid waters the hp;rt of tho
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Mr.. SCHNEIDER was about to re.
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-27
Start Made June IA.

have enjoyed their trip to the full
est extent
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-27
For Lieutenant Governor

Ellis Morrison, candidate for
the republican nomination OF lieu
tenant governor at the primary
election to be held on Tuesday,
September 3, 1908. / stand pledg-
Ell to the principles as set forth
and adopted by the republican
party in convention ON May IA,
at Spokane. Your vote and your
influence respectfully solicited.
ELLIS MORRISON.
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WENATCHEE BOYS
RETURN HOME

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For State Senator.

1 hereby announce myself a
candidate for the nomination for
state senator FOR the 18th district
(Kittitas and Chelan cOunties),
ON the republican ticket, subject
to your choice as expressed at the
primaries to be held ON Septem-
Der 8, 1908.
/ stand pledged to vote for the
party choice for United States
senator. With my experience and
work accomplished in the Sth, 9th
and 10th sessions of the legisla-
ture, Of which had the honor to
be a member, representing Kit
titas county, can assure the vot-
ers of Chelan county that the in
terest of the entire district will
be inpartiaily and faithfully rep
resented by me to tile full exteut
of iny ability.
GEORGE Il. DICKSON
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THE CANDIDATES
PAID ADV ERTIsS 80.
For County Engineer.

l hereby announce my intention
or becoming u candidate for the
office of County Engineer. subject
TO the choice OF the Republican
,, primary. hours respectfully.
FRED NJ. BERRY.
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l hereby announce myself as u
candidate for the republican nomi-
nation for county commissioner
in the second district. subject to
the September primaries. 1 pro-
pose to make the campaign on
the issues Of good roads for all
parts of the county and economy
in county expenses. My motto is:
Equal rights to all.
F. A. DREBIS.
LeavenwOrth.
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To the Voters of CheIan County:
L hereby announce my candi- |
daey for the office of county engi-
neer, subject 10 the republican |
primary in September.
G. G. WARD.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
{. z. VOGT VICTIM OF
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT

Evan z. Vogt, of the Taber-Vogt
Mercantile company, at Glorieta. is in
st. Joseph's hospital at Albuquerque,
suffering from broken arm and a
dislocated shoulder as the result OF an
unfortunate accident about 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the mouth OF
Tijeras canyon, near the Duke City,
Mr.. Vogt and Edwin Bruce, Jr., OF
Kansas City, and another young man,
were just starting out overland for
Glorieta, after trip in Valencia coun-
ty on sheep business. The light noun.
tain wagon was overturned at the en-
trance to the canyon, which is very
steep and dangerous, and as a result
Mr.. Vogt was thrown out with the
above consequences.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
RETURNS
ON COUNTY TICKET

Andrews carried Santa Fe county
by a plurality of 2SS votes. The two
precincts not given in the table today
are Aqua Fria and Cerrillos, the form.
er having neglected to fill out Ger.
tificate OF election and its vote will
therefore not be known until the bal,
lot box is opened. 1t is known however,
that Aqua Fria gave Andrews 50 ma
jority. while Carrillos gave I.arrazolo
Is majority. The figures given for the
county ticket are correct, except that
the two precincts missing will in
crease the Republican majorities by
about 80. The totals are as follows,
with Aqua Fria and Cerrillos missing:
Council. Hon. Thomas B. Catron, 1,471
votes; for the House from the Santa
Fe-Sandoval district, e. A. Miera
1,48G votes; for the House. Santa Fe
district, R. i. Baca, Republican, 1,499;
Wilber F. Castle, Democrat, 925; for
county commissioner from the Second
district, Jose Ortiz Pine, Republican
LAOS: A. B. Case, Democrat, 9S7,
county commissioners, Third district,
Alfredo Lucero, Republican, 1883;
Cesario Ortiz, Democrat, 1,119; for
probate judge, Victor Ortega, Republi-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
HOW GERMANY REGARDS
TROUBLE AT CASCA BLANCA

Berlin, Nov. 5.-The point of Ger
many in the Casa lanca difficulty was
explained officially by the foreign Of
flee TO-DAY.
"All we demand" said high Of
fetal. ''is a simple expression of re-
gret from France for the violence en-
ployed against the German Consul Of
flee at Casa Blanca, an expression
such as would be demanded by any
nation whose officials had been sub
jected to attack. We cannot permit
this point to be submitted to arbitra-
tion for we regard it as point of ma
tional honor that such regret be eX-
pressed. We do not desire that the
French officials concerned be repr-
manded or that the French soldiers
be punished in any measures OF dis
cipline whatever. Concerning their
points of difference we are prepared
to arbitrate, We acknowledge some
things might have occurred on the
German side which could have been
avoided. while France must admit
from her side an unnecessary act OF
violence was committed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
ANDREWS URGES PEOPLE TO
RENEW BATTLE FOR STATEHOOD

ton in both houses of Congress when
the session reconvenes.
Now that the election is over |
ask that the people of New Mexico
forget politics and get ready for state.
hood. Those who have friends in the
East should write them and ask them
to request their congressman and sen.
ators to help.
"Talk statehood in your homes, on
the streets and street corners and in
your business and when we get it this
winter fully believe the new state OF
New Mexico can get ready for an era
of prosperity such as even our great
est enthusiasts would scarcely dare
predict
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
SOCIALIST VOTE SHOWS
A BIG FALLING OFF

Chicago. Nov. 5.--The Socialist vote
showed great falling off from 1904
in the three principal cities in which
socialism is the strongest. In Chicago
the Socialists polled $4,000 in 1904,
and this year the returns give them
less than 10000 and the most sanguine
do not expect the revised totals will
exceed 21.000 votes for Debs Cincin-
natl and Cleveland listed as strong So
cialist centers, polled a greatly de-
creased vote. A. M. Simmons, of the
Socialist national committee, said to-
day that Samuel Gompers, president of
the American Federation of Labor, in.
fluenced number of labOrers who
otherwise would have voted the Social
ist ticket, to go for Bryan and at the
same time frighten many conservative
laboring men into voting for Taft. He
said gains have been made along the
Pacific coast, in Texas and in Mis-
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Will Require Official Count to Deter
mine Result in Missouri and
Maryland
FALLING OFF IN SOCIALIST VOTE AN ELECTION FEATURE
Ohio Gives $4,000 Plurality for Republican TicketHad-
ley Beats Cowherd in Missouri for Governor by
Safe Majority

ably 10000 More than half the pre-.
cincts OF the state are included in the
figures that show these results, no es.
times being considered and anv diff.
ference will be simply as to the size
OF the plurality, there being no ques-
tion of the certainty of the result.
Taft's Plurality Growing.
Returns received up to late this af-
ternoon show Taft carried his home
state by $4,000. At the same time the
Democrats elected Judge Harmon gov
efnor by 10000. On these two
points fairly complete figures have
been received. Few and scattering re-
turns have yet to come in from the
remainder of the state ticket. but it
is probably safely Republican, the
Democrats being about ready to con
cede that fact, although they have not
received complete returns.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05

The plurality given Delegate An,
drews as published by the New Mexl'
can Yesterday afternoon, has been sus-
tanned with slight change by all
rennrts received until > late this
afternoon, although there mas
been some shifting in the majoritles
as given by counties. There have been
some surprises in the majorities as
given by counties. There have Deen
some surprises in the returns received
today. pleasant and unpleasant. RIO
Arriba county has gone into the Dem
,ocratic column by a majority equal 10
that Of two wears ago. there has been
q slump in the estimated vote OF Iaos
comfy. On the other hand, the MAORI
+ies in San Miguel and Mora counties
have been growing and the democrat
tic maiorities in Roosevelt, EDDY
Ouay and Roosevelt counties nave
been dwindling. The election this year
has furnished as many surprises as
that of two years ago; the Republican
estimates being cut to pieces, especial
1y in Torrance county, which has every
reason to be grateful to Delegate An
dreWs and in Colfax county, where
the Republican ticket went to pieces
it seems.
Conflicting reports come from Lin
coin. San Juan and Colfax counties.
The Republicans are certain that Lin
coin county was carried by Andrews
with 65 majority while the Democrats
are lust as positive that Larrazolo re-
ceived 50 majority. In Colfax county,
the Democrats claim to have carried
the county by 225. while the Republl-
scans concede it to them by not quite
100. In San Juan county, the first re-
ports gave Larrazolo a majority, while
a later report gives the county to An
adrews by lis. This latter, is probably
AN error, however, in the transmission
of the telegram At least, the New
Mexican, in it's table tonight, gives
the Democrats the benefit of every
doubt, which, if resolved in favor of
the Republicans would increase An
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
MISSOURI SAFE FOR
TAFT AND HADLEY

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov 5.-Unofficial
returns to the Post-Dispatch from ia
our of 1l5 counties in Missouri. SO
counties being complete, give Bryan
2S9,69S, Taft 290,177 making Taft's
plurality 479. For governor. Herbert s.
Hadley, Republican, has 301, ,757: Cow
herd, Democrat, 2S6,G04 making Had
ley's plurality 1873. Only the official
count can decide the electoral vote.
AS regards the legislature, it is rea-
sonably certain that the Republicans
will control the house and the Demo
Gratis will have majority in the sen.
ate, largely due to their number or
holdovers Which party has a majority
on the joint ballot is still.an unsolved
mystery.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
COLORADO DEMOCRATIC
THROUGH AND THROUGH

Denver, Colo, Nov. 5.-Unotficial re-
turns for the entire state ticket which
are unlikely to materially change the
final count, give Bryan a plurality of
5,511 and Shafroth, Democrat, for gov.
ernor, 1882. Three Democrats are
elected to Congress- The Democrats
control both houses Of the legis'a ature
and this assures the election of
Charles ]. Hughes, Jr., for United
States senator. :,
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Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. Sit is claim
ed at Republican headquarters that
Ralph Cameron, Republican candidate
for delegate to Congress. has been
elected by a majority ranging from
700 to 1000, and possibly by a greater
plurality. The returns thus far are
scattered and unofficial and no defin
ite figures have been issued.
The returns indicate, however, that
Marcus, A. Smith, Democratic candi-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
ARIZONA REPUBLICANS CLAIM
CAMERONs ELECTION AS DELEGATE

date, has lost in number Of counties
where he formerly brought in large
majorities. At Democratic headquart-
ers Cameron's election is not conced.
ed.
Secretary of the Republican ter
ritorial central committee Young, still
stands by his previous statement that
Cameron has defeated Smith BY 600
votes. Camerons seeming plurality,
based on partial returns, is in excess
|of 1000. +
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Nov. 5.-Dele-
gate-Elect William Fl. Andrews today
gave out an interview here as follows:
Il believe the bill giving statehood
to New Mexico will pass both Houses
of Congress and be signed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt before his term of Of
flee expires March 4th next. am today
sending kilograms to the East in re-
gard to this matter and will proceed
to Washington myself in few days
and will have the friends of this mea-
sure on hand in full force, SO that we
will be ready to ask for immediate ac.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-05

Missouri held the center Of political
attention when Republican and Dem.
ocratic politicians began early today
to look over the net results OF Tues.
days election. The leaders of both par.
ties found themselves facing what
looked to be like a vindcation of the
prophecy Of Republican Chairman
Frank II. Hitchcock that Taft would
have at least 325 electoral votes, for
at the opening of the day this predic.
ton seemed fairly we'll settled. Leav.
ing Maryland and Missouri out. Taft
was assured OF 30l electoral votes and
Bryan loo
Missouri with Is votes was hanging
in the balance with Taft leading by
81 votes. The complete returns may.
swing the result either way. Maryland
with eight electoral votes was claimed
for Taft with a margin of only 1876 and
although few districts were yet to be
heard from the Democrats insisted
that they would not yield the state
to the Republicans save upon the of,
fetal count, e.s..aas
In the case of Missouri late tidings
seem to favor Taft and make certain
the election of Herbert s. Hadley, the
Republican candidate for governor by
5.l4S majority.
Kern May Be Senator.
Indiana apparently has given DEM
ocratic majority of eight on the joint
ballot in the legislature which would
assure the return of a Democratic L. |
S. senator in place of Hemenway, Re.
publican. There is a rumor- today that
John w. Kern, defeated candidate for
vice-president on the Democratic tic |.
ket will be elected to the place This !
state elected Marshall, Democrat, as |
governor by a plurality of about $1,000 |
while il gave Taft a majority of not |
less than 10000
West Virginia is evidently assured
for Taft by 10000, but Glasscock, Re-
publican for governor, will have less
than half that.
The Republican majority in the ma.
tional House of Representatives has
been cut, but that patty will still have |
control. The Republicans |
elected one congressman from Arkan.
sas and increased their representation
from Democratic Oklahoma by two.
Vote Of Other Parties.
Attention turned today to the So
cialist vote and that of the Prohibi-
tion and Independence parties. It ap-
pears early today that the Socialists
will be disappointed in their avowed
expectations of casting a "million for
Debs,' and in some states they have
even fallen be'ow the vote of four
years ago In general, however, their
vote showed material increase. AS
for the Prohibition vote, with totals
it showssa great disappolnt-
ment to those who expected that the
"Prohibition wave that has swept
several states during the past two
years would show surprising IN
crease in the vote of this party, which
makes prohibition Of the liquor traffic
it's chief issue.