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Messrs. II. T. Coward and ( G. Lid
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mess Monday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-12

Attend Lee A~rterbury's auction sale
March 10th, and see that it is conducte,
as advertised.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-12

Several Of our dancing young men at
tended a dance a Yazoo City Wednes-
day night.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

her side a modern figure rObed in black IN
the foreground there are departing types Of
evil set upon their flight by irresistible Justice
Behind the thrOned genius Of Law two angelic
figures point TO the Ten Commandments in
scribed upon plain surface in the background
and on either side ranged historic person
ages whose influence has mad for the estab-
lishment and observance OF laws Moses Ma
hOmet. Justinian. Bishop and a knight Of the
time Of Magma ChaTta the left ami Alex
ander the Great Charlernagne Napoleon and
Lord Mansfield the right All these figures
gain something of stateIiness from their enyir-
onment Two gigantic pillars loom behind
them The effect is that Of a solemn temple
Yet Mr.. Bldshheld has huTna nized his figure
made them very sympathetic. and, what is
more. rendered them the more winning through
the purely artistic qualities ne has put into his
work His drawing has never had more ner-
vous force OF more ease His color has never
been more delcately restrained. Best OF all
there is an admirable fusion in this decoration
of all the artists resources. He gives Us 40
episodes. ne nowhere forces the note but keeps
his admirably balanced scheme well in hand
envelOping il as whole in even and charm
ing tone he is warmly 70 be congratulated
on handsome achievement re
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

works of art shall be made so heavy that an
ample rescue fund can be provided and be al
ways available for the purchase Of old masters
when their retention is considered necessary by
the most trustworthy experts The outgoing
treasures by this scheme Of operations would
help 10 swell the Accommodations Of superior art
i'm tie national collections. There would be no
begging letters and cadgins processes when a
dealer obtained an option for the disposal Of a
famous picture. The money would be at hand
for its immediate acquisition for the National
Gallery if the director and other experts were
TO consider its translation TO America or Ger
many a public calamity
There is another expedient. from Radical
sources. where taxing of unearned increment is
the ruling passion. Following the analOSies Of
land and ungotten minerals. there are expert
menters who suggest Increment tax on old
masters They admit that IL cannot be retro
active. since il would be impossible to ascertain
increases of value over long ranges Of time; but
they assume that MASTERPIECES we'l as landed
estates can be reyalued by experts and stand
ards established by which future increments can
tc measured and subjected 10 taxation. SO far
as these proposals have been reduced 10 details
there would be Il general valuation and registry
of art treasures in town residences and country
houses based on auction bids current prices.
and whenever these works were subsequently
sold al Christie's or through the agency of deaf
ers, certain percentage of the increment. either
20 or - per cent. would he paid into the Treas
ury and kept as "a reserve for the purchase of
other works for the National Gallery There are
faddists who have become infatuated with the
idea of despoiling private ownership at every
turn and these advocates Of an increment fund
for the enrichment Of the national collections
are perhaps the most erratic among them Some
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
"L4It."
Il Ne1c Mural Decoration by Ed1ciR
III. Biashfeld.

Mr.. Edwin H. Blashfeld is showing fOr few
days at the Fine Arts Building the mural deco
ration entitled Law" which is reproduced on
this page. He has tainted il to flI a panel
over the seat Of the judges in the District Court
in the monumental edifiCe which Mr.. Arnold W
BrunRer has designed for the United States
Postoffice, Custom House and Courthouse at
Cleveland Ohio. The composition is of the
simplest and one of the most interesting which
this artist has produced. IL has its very clearly
de fired centre and its rather formally disposed
subsidiary groups. but it nevertheless possesses
vitality denoting dramatic well Gecora-
tive feeling
The central figure, symbolizing the Law. is
of grave dignity with suggestions of weight
and power in her physiosnomy. The graceful
figure at her knees. one effectively contrasted
with her own strength and austerity, is an
embodiment of honesty 1t Is presumably her
cause that has Just been won by the lawyer at
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
OLD MASTERS ABROAD.
Their Westfcard Course and Schemes
for Its StOppage.
London. November u.

London, November u.
The old masters at the Grafton Galleries are
Norking out their translation 10 another sphere
They were expected Ia find salvation when re-
moved from dimly lighted private houses and
exhibited in the full glare Of publicity. but for
eign collectors have cast covetous eyes uron
them and not a few Of them will never again
return to their dark corners. Their drawing
power at the rate has exceeded expectations,
for thousands have visited the best loan exhibi-
tion seen in London for many years; but Of what
account are The shIngs paid into the old mas
tiers defence fund when pitted against the thou
sands Of pounds offered for the most noted Of
the art treasures? Six Of them are already re
ported 10 have been captured by American bid
ders al high prices. and the dealers are conduct
ing negotiations for the purchase of many other
works This is aspect OF the matter which
was not adequately considered when the loan
exhibition was organized for the benefit Of the
fund for securing TIE retention Of masterpieces
in England. The old masters are brought into
market when lent for exhibition. and admired
and extoled ny critics and experts. Their selling
prices are enormously increased, and Lord Bal
cares and his associates who by strenuous ef-
forts have saved for the nation the "Rokeby
Venus" the Norfolk Holben the Titan -Giorgi-
one portrait of ''Ariosto" aud the Frans Hals
portrait group. despair of efecting the rescue of
some Of tho great prizes at the Grafton Galleries
With tie reduction Of the American duties on
art and tie multiplication of wealthy collectors
in the United States and in Germany. the raid
ing of the English treasure houses has become
constant and alarming. Every week the capture
81 some wei known masterpiece is recorded
A.art from the SIX already secured 1T the Graf
ton Galleries q Frans Halls superior To the one
recently purchased for the National Gallery. a
NolasqUez of the first rank, a Van Dyck Of the
GCn0esc Ieriod and other well known works have
been purchased for America Charles Surfaces
example of rsttling of his ancestors 10 the high
Dycks, HoIbcins and RembIandts in the greatest
PriH@te collections are perhaps secure, but
neither family pride, ancestral traditions nor
patriotic considerations viii protect famous
works which in the possession of impoy-
erished houses
Patrons Of art are reluctantly forced 10 admit
that private subscriptions ana gate money from
loan collections viii not suffice for securing the
retention of tic old masters. What practical
measures can be adopted for the enrichment OF
national collections through an adequate rescue
fund.- Tic old Tories in politics have their rem
tIy. and Il is a drastic one. 1t is nothing less
Shan a high export dIty works Of art which
shipped L. America the colonies or 10 the
Continent They do not recommend il as n reVe-
nu, measure. since they insist upon having :he
produce from il earmarked and reserved for
the purchase Of masterpieces for the National
Gallery. Their idea i5 that the tolls on outgoing
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
LAW.

variant OF the Italian system of preventing or
at least minimizing the export of works Of art
by heavy fines is more likely to be introduced.
and what is more probable still is systematic
inactiOn with an occasional outbreak of energy
when outcries raised over the impending loss
of a celebrated canvas. The old masters will
continue 70 go westward so long as there IS
taste for cOve:ing possessions and money
for purchasing them. y. F.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-26
PLEASANT HILL IT. MS.
by Two Kids"

Hello kind El and cor.
Well it looks something like
rain to-day.
J. II. Nc@by called ut Parmen.
ters Tues, morning
Goldia Davis was welcome
guest of Nellie Parmenter Sun.
Noah Ellison and son jim call.
cd at Al Balls Tues.
Isaac Smart and daughter
went to Norwood Tues.
Elmer Newly wife and chill.
dren called at his fathers Sat.
WEISS Sisco was seen gong TO
Norwood Tues,
Mr.. Eli Miller returned last
Friday from Okla. his daughter
Mrs. Taylor and son came home
with him.
Marion Vaughn was at the
little store Tues. eve.
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Joh, Bowers wife and children
Charley Dawson wife aud child
were welcome guests OF Isaac
Smart and daughter Sunday.
Hello Kansas why don't you
write. We Kids enjoy your
lite ny', @
Riley Strond OF. Nor wo3d was
Ue welcome guest of Henry
Smart last Sat, night week.
Elmer Newby and Will Par.
menter has traded horses.
Emma Smart and Nellie Par.
menter, Lany Merritt. James
Simons and Henry Smart called
ed at Mr.. Simons Sun. night.
Well as this is all will ring off
hoping to see these in print.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-26

h.1' = Mas u i,fs5 crowd out
at 8 O'Clock services at the CJl.
ouy Arbor on last Sunday.
Mr.. Green Gossage and wife
came to the Colony and this Or.
FTCE on last Monday bringing
some fine potatoes with them.
Mr.. II. M. Ussery called at
this OFFIcEon last Monday morn.
ing and informed Us that his son
Albert who had his leg broke a.
bout three months ago by falling
off the hand car near Norwood.
He was taken to the Springfield
Frisco Hospital. He was getting
tOlcrable well, was so that he
could walk on crutches and a few
days ago he slipped and fell and
broke it over. We regret hear.
ing such sad news.
The Colony mill has moved
to the Albert DJnclson
place and any one wanting Lum.
Der can get any Oak dimensions
in lumber that they may order
from II #. down. Any thing
under sixteen feet is one dollar
per hundred at the mill all over
that in length will be more. You
can leave your order with the
foreman of the Colony Rev. L. S. |
Jarrett or myself Albert D0nel.
son and it will be filled
Albert Donclson. |
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-26
by Elder /. N Robbins.

Friendly read ers, Y have made
the Bible my study all my life de
string to know its truth. / have
read with interest many articles
and heard many sermons on Rev
eIat,ons and tho seven churches In
Asia, but still there are some
things that no Que has ever ex.
planned that satisfied my mind
harm onizad with other bible facts
and events in the church of Jesus
| will ask a few queries myself.
then give my solutatinn, # my
readers Gao give better answers |
vii be pleased to learn first why
had tho ono Church that Jesus
had blllt A. ID. 3S 90 the Rock
Christ Jeans. and filled with the
Holy Spirit scnt from Heaven,
became sew Ell in A. ID. 96
Second if tbs Apostles could not
bnIId a Church OF J ,sus " Jeru
salem without waiting for tho pow.
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local zoKE

Farmers subscribe for your
own paper the CREssEr.
bold up the hands of the CREs.
SET 1t is for the people to defend
then in all right.
Things are looking very dry in
.n's part of the country, crops
are hurt very much.
The Ed. will deliver a lecture
on Industry on next Sat. at 3 a..
clock at the Colony Arbor.
There will be preaching at the
oolony Tents on Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday nights this
week.
DO not forget to come ont .,
s 'ne Colony Arbor Saturday at 3
O'CLOCK to hear a lecture on Ear,
H'rS ana Laborers Industry.
Mr. Frank Anderson from
oA'a.' was here the last of
ias' week. and the first of this
week visiting Mr., and Mrs. Uro.
ours his uncle and aunt.
Elder !, N. Robins is prepsr;ug
20 go to Ill.,, ina fqw dsvs Wa
are sorrow to know that the Elder
Is leaving II, .but We trus. our l,s.
VIII De the gain of his new usso,
iAtes there. our PRAYERS vii, gol
with the dear brother
The District assembly, Of the
FARMERS Educational and Co.
operative Union of Amerjca"
met on last Sat Mt 3 O'Clock NJ
Fair View school house and n
very large attendance from Don.
s'is' Texas and Wright counties
they adorned to meet at Names
IN one month from last Saturday
We have fine school .aucbt
ny Miss Marshall of Norwood. at
Pleasant Hill School house Tn.
Young Miss Marshall needs
much praise for Der good man.
sgement in the school room we
think the district, chosen one of
The choicest teachers for teach
their school this season II
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ga,nst God unsuiped the plar
Of Jesus. And destroyed the RI
man Empire and made all King
bic slaves, add tried 10 destroy q
the church Of Jssus (,bis was ID
ma, q SIM Pope from the nicen
council sll false religion was cen
Tered 10 the Pope their accepte,
head and be made war with tn
SAINTS, and overcamo them, kiile,
the TIVE witnesses and many Of tn
saints turned the truth into fapIo
aud caused the way Of truth. to b.
evil spoken of. close every door O
hope, lie. liberty and even dcuiet
men the right to read the bible o,
think for themselves. Where now
was the chnrch Of Jesus that tn,
gates Of hell opened by the Pope
Of Rome TO let loose war, hatred
intriguss deception and oil tn,
power ot earth to destroy this it'll.
band that was about one hundred
and twenty % day OF Pentecos,
aid we're soon scattered abroad tt
preach the gospel Of Jesus to save
the world. They were now in
Rome, in all Europe, but the Unit.
ed world was up in armes for their
destruction, this was the gates OF
hell sgainst the church they did
not prevail to destroy il for many
held on to the biblc the word OF
Jesus they kept even confused
him and hislov 10 martyrs fires
ard cruel tortures.
To the church hidden in for
ests caves and secret places to
pray and comfort one another,
10 escape the vengence and
wrath of that institution of Sat.
ans device in which all the Chief
agencies of his power on earth
s conferred, the Roman Catholic
Church here now, 1926 years af.
,er Christ is arrayed. The pow
RS that has and will sway the
'arth for all time to come and
n their journey around the
world from east to west. Amer.
ca kept from the knowledge of
men for his people, his church,
refuge for the oppressed of
very nation in which h. would !
ct before his church an open
u)r.
1t was dine July the 4 177G.
!, Philadelphia Pennsylvania
.merica. Yes and the true
hurch of Jesus that had kept
is word was in PHILADELPHIA
nat day and entered through
lat door into their own blessed
ONE Jesus had prepared for
'em' Blessed are they that
'me in by the door, Jesus say S
am the door, by me if any man {
tier, he shall 20 in and out and ,
nd pasture.
They that come not in by the
DOR, the same is a thief and Il
'bber, just what Romanism Is !
America trying to take away +
Ir blood bought liberty suovert @
If government destroy free +
ilools ard free thought and j.,
'eech, and take away our Bible. +
Ill we let them do it? God y
rbid we should let them take b
G title deed to cur inheritance. r
he prophets foretold this land b
d SAID God would create a -
w Heaven and 4 New earth, ;.
herein dwelleth Righteousness.
I'd Jesus and his people would n
1erif II forever. An everlast-
, Kingdom whose dominion o
all never cod. No doubt God NJ
u bring his chosen people al
ain to Jerusalem. it
When Christ in triumph shall Ct
) worlds subdue all Kingdoms CT
wers and municipalities unto OF
nself. then We look for a city til
It hath foundations whose
lder and maker is God, W
he Holy City, the New Jeru- Oh
EN- came down from God out ne
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-26

iIcS nun % niHo' now can eOy
one build that Church ~ithou'
, tho Same spirit. For Jesus bal
seld except man be born again
he cannot soc tho the kingdom. o.
God. How then lot me psk CAT
men not inspired and that give
daily proof that they have not the
,spirit Of Christ that do not Gee
or know the things Of the spiri,
Guild q spiritual Church in Z
spiritual Kingdom, they cannot
see. Was the Church 10 Sard:s that
had Q nGme 10 livs bu. was dead !.
that apostolic church? vas the
church Of the Laodicesns that
church that was neither cold nor
hot and the Lord said DO would
spew them out Of his mouth?
! | think not. there ia no proof
that there was b christian in il.
A bad show think for church,
but there may be others like them.
Lacking in all spiritual lite Yet
proudly boastin9 Of their riches
and grandure.
Now my belief is this and | be.
lievc the Bible teaches II. tba,
tie church SO, up. on the day Of
Pentecost was the church Of God,
the true Israel that jesus bad
ransomed and saved from sin.
Add that by the grace OF God
through faith 10 Jesus, tho Cont. |
les were invited to become fellow.
heirs of Christ.
Then began the work Of re-
conciliBg the world TO God. 10
Chris, Jesus this is the miss ion OF
I he church Of Jesus, here il is one
not seven nor a thousand il has
always been one and will b in i.s
glorios triumph,
Well you ask how came those
divisions: Paul tells Us that even
in the ciurc,,, he establish ed
there was strife and division that
hey were dividing and following
he doctrines Of men instead OF the
'osp"I they were calnAl minded
non in the church but not OF the
'hurct only in name. c
These men had followers ard
postacy increased and there Was
great falling away from tho !
hurch, and mon began building 1
hurchcs On their own teaching {
which was accepted as their law. Il
GU see several Of tbs seven
hurches Of Asia had men 10 the m !.
bat taught the doctrine Of tho Il
'icoluitanS so it was not the law G.
r word Of jesus they obeyed but l
len. God gave his law to Moses g
allied Abraham gave bis prophets .
# ny his Kingdom by calling d.. :,
i'd; saved il 10 Jesus. All know. p,
'1ge OF God come to earth thru t.
10 manifesto ton OF God 10 Christ OF
Asia, .'. VI
All Knowledge OF religion true -
81
false originated in Asia, tho VI
ven churches were 10 Asia but fo
''y one had kept the word Of II
'sus confirmed by tho Hylv Ghost I
II some 10 tho other churc hes OF
,,, n
ere believers in Christ and he
omised TO save them ~ jndivid. A.
ls not churches. to only one in
urch did he promise TO save from in
0 trials that WAS to come on ali sll
c earth and Sc. before thcm an wi
en- door that no man could sbut az
cause they had kept his word:
vas the ore true church of Jesus tn
'velIng from Jerusalem. that was po
" destroyed from Asia through hi
.l.r a., al,
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a TTf''
The same shall Judge us in tho
last day and Of the seven church.
les in Asia; / tiud but one that
Jesus said had kept his Word,
And to whom he spoke Of
having the keys Of David setting
before them an open door n,
man could shut.
| ALIAS | fear that Rome and IL,
apostates did shut the door to
the other six churches in Asia
and the candle stick of even the
church OF Ephesus which. Pan,
had planted is addressed az tho
church Of Ephesus instead of in
Ephesus the language used to
all the rest except Laodiceans
the first had left its first love
The truth in Christ which
Paul had preached and turned
to mans doctrines Christ Jesus
told them except they repen.ed
he would remove the candle.
stick. 1t was removed, and the
light of the Apostolic doctrine
was lost to Ephesus in the pail of
darkness thrown over all tn.
world by the great Roman Apos.
tacy La'diciea seems to have
been a rich church of forms and
creed, without any spirit. The
o'her four founded by teacher
that bad believed The Apostles
doctrine but got mixed up by dc.
c'iving teachers: but had some
that had learned the vital trutb
and adhered to it. And to those
that were faithful, Jesus prom.
'sed the reward not to the
but the faithful member
that believes in him.
30 you see believe JESUS had
but one church in Asia, one in
Europe, one in America. That
was the one that kent his word
'nd made it the governing law
d their lie and gave their sci.
YES to Jesus, soul, body and
spirit. And with good old David
'ellshted in the law of the Lord
or 1t is perfect converting the
'oul, they that leave that love
nd law in their hearts and cbcv
t. are when congregated togeth.
Il to worship God, M matter
'here' in the desert or wilder.
ess' IN Il family residence, a
ent or hut the true church of
es1s at that place, the great
that included all
reeds ard forms of goodness
nat deny the spirit by teaching
reeds and forms for salvation,
aching a thousand things God
ever commanded, and that is
'posed to the word of God, just
elevate popes, bishops and
tests, and preachers to high
aces in their church, that
hid caihedrals, with spires
aching high towards heaven
It alas, the worshipers are
orslliping men, and are nfar +.
ON God, by wicked ways. poor !
ked and bind in his sight,
J fear we have many churches Il
The Laodicaans in the world a
W: Is not the church of Christ "a
d his Apostles and they prove
themselves BY continually
angling and amending their
eeds to suit their preachers,
keep infidels from picking
,m t, pieces.
Bless you dear reader: Gods .
I'd the apostles doct zine or the
lrch of Jesus Christ never
.ded amending, cbanainp mr.