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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-10

ner In which every True Socialisf
should do TO bring about social
ism, and the only way it vii, eyer
be brought TO stay. Please read:
Therefore ais, nov. saith the Lord |
turs 70 10 even me. with oil Jour
heart. and with fasting. and with weep |
Ing sua with mourning.
And rend /, our heart aud NOT your
garments and inra unto the Lord ysrr
God. for be 10 gracious and merciful.
slow to anger and Of grea. kindness and
repen,e,h him OF the evils
Gather the people. sanc,ifv the
congregation assemble the elders
gather the children, and thoss that suck
the breast. let the bridegroom 60 forth
ns bis chamber and the bride out OF
her closet.
Then will the Lord DO Jealous for
hts land. and pity his psople.
Yea. the Lord: will answer and say
unto bis people. Behold l will send
you csrn. and wine, and oil aud yc
shall be satisfied herewith. and | will
ne more make you reprosch among
tho hes,hen Joel 2-12-13f 10 =
1919.
To bring about Socialism we
must follow the pattern laid
down by the great men OF the
past who was willing to give
their lives for those noble prin.
cipals. Washington th, model
and pattern as the first Presi.
dent. And to follow him We
must put our hand on the open
, word OF God. And discard all
other theories of men such as the
idea OF running government
without God or Christianity
. AS we have proven above. This
. government was established
upon the principals OF Chris
t tianity but as time passed BY
political grafters crept in un'
j. awares and establisheda system
= of profit. And by such q
!, system we have been gradually
brought under the principal S
a Of Monarchy. So we must claim
the best and only way for Soc
J ialism to be brought in; is to turr
and come back to the princi
r pals of Christianity and let the
bridegroom go forth OF his
=. chamber and the bride out O.
her closet. Any organization
or Government that all men car
i not be equal, is not a soclalistit
organization or government.
, For it is recorded, that under the
first Christian government, ant
organization, they were al
placed upon the ground o
equality, Please read.
u And the multitude Of them that be
Z ,evcd were Of one heart and Of one soul
i neither said any OF ,hsm that sucL
; OF the things which he possessed wa
u bis own but they had s!llhngI commop
Neither was there any among then
tina, lacked, for az many a. vera
posscssOrs OF land or houses sold them
and brought the prices OF the thing
tina, we're sold.
, Aud laid them down at the % stiles fee
q that distribution was made unto ever,
man according rs he had need. Acts
= i-32' 2i-2.J.
And Paul confirmed this il
this language,
F,t n,au not that other men be cassd an,
j. ~ burdencd.
But hy an equality, TINT now al this tim
your abundance may b. u supply tor their wan
: that ,hoir ahurdinco also may tie a supply f.
+ yonr want, ,hnt there may he equality. f: Cor
ll--!i
, Under those rules Of govern
ment all men are equalno hungry
; mothers and children, while 9th
crs have their millions. Conrad.
come now and let US return t
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this wheat. One morning tne
bird heard the man say that he
Vas going to get some one 70
cut his wheat for him. The bird
says to its young, we need not
move 10 day. The next morning i
the man says | will get my mel.
ghbor to cut my wheat. The
bird says TO its young We need
not move today. But the third
morning the man says, well III
cut my own wheat to day. The
bird says to its young we must
move today the man himself Is
going to cut his wheat. The
wheat will be cnt now, and we
must move. And so it Is with
Socialism. II the Socialists OF
to day wait for some other gen.
Grafton to do the work, and the
Capitalists go on with grab,
profit and rent. II will never
come until there is a people
| who will practice Socialism as
well a. talk it. 1t is true man
may see many disapointments
in practicing Socialism under
the present system Of profit and
gain-But there was never any
thing great accomplished, with
out disappointments, hardships
and an effort in a struggly 10
win. The liberty given to the
American people. BY our four
fathers. were not given to US,
through or by any political
party. But through the united
eff)rt OF the Is Colonies. 1t was
not given by George Washington
building houses and getting a
profit off tho soldiers that taught
with him in the field, But by q
united effort on the principals Of
equality. Like Marian when he
was willing to share his roasted
potatoe with his rich enemy
when he thought his enemy was
hungry. Just what God said he
should do, feed your enemy
when he is hungry, clothe him
when naked, give him drink
when thirsty, by 80 doing you
will heap Goals of fire on his
head. This shows the equality
OF Socialism when you can love
your enemy as yourself, and
} when you have the privilege oil
showing that love, to do so.
Is this still how, oest to bring
about Socialism?
| Cant it be brought about hes,
by being a political SocialistY W.
answer no. You never can make
Il political party pure and clean
, without the salt to season it with
and the salt is the word. Can
you then bring it about best By
remaining n parasite Socialist
And We must answer again no!
While you remain a Socialist
Parasite you are like any other
; Parasite; you are living Of your
fellow Socialist who is a wage
slave. How then can we bring
it about the best and there is
but one answer, and that is t.
be q pure out and a out Bible
Socialist this kind OF Socialism
regulates all other parts and de-
grees Of Socialism, aud gives
us a government OF Universal
Brotherhood an a universal
cooperation OF home Industry.
Some may say TO us why dc
YOU not practice what you
preach? And we must answer
For the last II years we have
preached it, We have talked it,
and we have lived it, For those
IL years we have had Colony
t OF Bible Socialists togather who
have lived on the principals of
Equality. The WORLDS CRRs.
SET has been run for those years
without one penny Of profit
And yet it has lived aud will
live until it has come to the gold.
en- age Of the fulilllment OF the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-10
Question no IL.

lsov, l.. $. Garrett, can You
prove by the word ths. there 10 A
living aouI' And tho living soul
different from tho sonlY
Emil Oliver,
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st. Louis Labor" says The ,
Socialist party is primarily an
econonimic and political move
ment. 1t Is not concerned with
matters Of religious belief
We must say that this nation
was built upon the principals OF
the Word Of God, and organized
upon religious principals: As the
Administration OF the oath of
the first President OF these I'm
tied States will show. Please
read:
Washington. on taking the
OATH. AZ administered by Chan
cellor Livingston. is said to have
laid his hand upon that page OF
the Bible containing the 6ftleth
chapter Of Gene.io, opposite to
which we're two illustration Of
the text, one being u picture OF
THE blessing Of Zebulon." and
the other OF The Prophecy OF
lssachar." That memorable vol
umn Of such peculiar historical
associations, now belongs 70 one
Of rthe Masonic lodges in New
York. Upon each Of the two
outside surfaces OF the volumn
there 10 engraved In golden let
ters q commemorative record OF
the interesting circumstances
; attaching to it and on the inside
beautifully written upon parch.
lnent. in ornamental style, sur
mounted by al engraved portrait
Of Washington. is the following
statement:
Ca this Sacred Volumn. or
the Both. day Of April 1850, in
the city of New York, was nd
minlstored TO GEORGE WASHING
TON the first President OF the
United States of America, thu
oath to support the Constitution
OF tho United States. This i'm
portant ceremony was performed
by the Most Worshipful Crane
Master Of Free and Accepted
Masons Of the state OF Now Yorl
the Honorable Robert Il. Living
ston, Chancellor OF the state"
Now We must say that whcneve
a nation. or a political party Is bull
upon those principals, under tn
above oath taken py Washington
they are sworn 70 support tn,
Constitution OF the United States
which first declares that all me
were created free and equal, an
, was endowed with certain ur
alIable rights, such as life, libel
ty and the persnit of happiness
which mo other man has an
, right to interfear with. And W
must say further any nation, pol
tical party. kingdom or any OF
lEanized body Of people, who d,
not build their organizations o.
those principals OF the Sacrc,
Volumn which the Father of on
country placed his hand on Will
taking the oath; will bccom,
sooner or later Il monarchal gov
ornmcnt through graft and pro
tit, And any nation frat buillir .
ON those principals, like our ow,
nation did, as above proven. ant
then leave those principals; ful
greed and gain. will become
monarchy, and breed discomfort
mcnt, poverty, woe and want.
! And finally bring on II division o.
the people, and II class rule
Trusts and millionaire, on th,
one hand, and beggars an,
'ramDs. o" the Other, The go,
Enaturc on the side of rule an,
Tyranny; which brings forth fcal
over the minds OF the poor. AuC
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Question No. 10.

I'D CncssR1. Wa. John tho
bap,ls. EIis'' puoket
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HOW is BEST TO BRING Ab,t SOCIALISM,

49,.
Yosr si<Ass arc ssnup,es. "a year ssrstsss
are netsssssn.
yosr gold and siivss n cankersd; and the
INST af them shall be witness assinst yoa'
end sssIl e., sour assA - Il we're FIRE. Vel
have hespsd treasure sognthsf for tho last days.
Behold the hire Of the iabourer Who have
rsspes, down your nsids. Which 10 Of you KEEP
hack by fraud, cristh; SD the cries Of them
which have resped art catered into the ears Of
The Lord Of ssbos,h.
Yshavs lived 10 pleasure on the earth. and
been wantoa: 70 h,vc nounshsd yosr heari',
- 10 . day Of slaughter.
Ye bsve condemned and ii led the just: aud
he 10th not resist you. james, s-i-s-
3-4-s-o.
Now there is no greater evil
dence can be given for, or against
nature God than the above
scripture, il proves him up in all
his Nervousness. And here is
the promise OF the God Of love,
TO the poor and the needy and
the downtrodden, Please read.
ne patient therefore. bsesthrsn unto the
coming Of tho Lord Behold, tse husbancrnsh
~ni,e,h for the precious fruit II the earth. md
hath .ous patience for IT, until ho isc.'vc thu
early aud latter rain.
! BE yr also ps,icn, stablish you. hearts; for
the coming 81 the Lord draweth nigh
GraJgs not one against another brethren,
ls.t 50 he condemned; brhold, the judge -,nndeth
before the door.
! Take my brethsrn. the prophets, who hsv,
spoken IN the mime Of the Lord, for an exa,Dpi;
Ut catering Hriciion, aud OF patience. Jam c.
5-7.g ~,
Above in the rich you have th'
government of Nature God
And in the promise to the poor
you have the government Of the
God of love. Please read.
For thay shall build houses, and lnhabi
them. and they hall PLAT vineyards. AMI "a
the fruit uf hh-m
They phsii not build, and another inhaLi
thom they shall not plant and another eat, 10
~ tho days ola tree are thu days of my pccpi
AMI nine .ee, shall long enjoy the work 0
their hnnds
TIL y -hall not iabour IN 'hn nor brin, fort
. for uoutIo; FOR ,boy aro Tho seed Of tbs blr-s-
Of tie Lord, and their Offspring With them
And II shall come g. pa-e, that before thu
Cali will auswsr and While they are "
speaking. will hear
Ike wolf and tho Lamb ri, feed tognthe
sud tho lion shall 90, straw llka the bullock
aod dust shall be the rerp.rts meat. TIT
shhil not hurt nor du-.roy In al NV holy noun
tain. saith tho loHp. l-s, "a II !. 2J a2b
Now what a contrast there il
, in the government spoken Of il
, the scripture above. And on
present system according t,
what is said in the Appeal t.
Reason. Please read.
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Question No. ~,

Bro Garrett il there any scrip.
tnroto prove tina, 'hGrc should DO.
an OrrbAnta Home ostabiishedi
Elder |, N Robin,
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BUDLIsa8R's
N. G. Garrett and n. n. Bowers
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NORWOOD Mo

Rev. l. $. Gsnsst. Editor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-05
l.. w. Cook was over from Webster
Monday night --Langford Bugle.

l.. w. Cook was over from Webster
Monday night --Langford Bugle.
illustrated catalogue of Granger Bust
ness School of Aberdeen on request
Willinms, Curtis & wickre shipped
a train load Of cattle on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kruger, of And.
over were Webster visitors Monday.
Knapp's restaurant will ray the high.
est market price for spring chickens.
A good girl can find steady employ.
ment at top wages at Knapp's bakery.
The ice cream season Is open-the
Webster Candy Factory makes the best.
Edward Murphy was visitor from
Bristol for couple of days this week.
You can get ice cream, any flavor ANY
quantity at the Webster Candy Factory.
Raspberry and Strawberry Jam in
quart Jars, 30 cts. Blue Front Grocery.
Herman Olson returned Monde y
morning from his visit at Minneapolis.
Illustrated catalogue of Granger Bust.
ness School, of Aberdeen, upon request.
All kinds of Deering, Mccormick and
Minneapolis repairs at Holmquist Bros.
& Co.
Get prices on Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe
and Fencing at the Lampert Lumber
yard
The Cowan house in the First ward
has been treated to coat of paint this
week
States Attorney Anderson returned
from his trip to Aberdeen Saturday
night
Hart don't need Chicago man to
talk his piano mp, they do it for them.
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wearne went out
to their cottage at Piokerel lake Wed.
nesday.
j. T. Dyke went to Andover this
morning for visit with his sons
family.
While barley is reported as a fair
crop it Is not turning out as we'll as
expected.
Mrs. w. I. Ravens returned Sunday
night from a visit to her sons in North
Dakota
The Webster Candy Factory makes a
speciality of supplying ice cream for
parties
Goods of quality and quality of goods
sold in any quantities at Webster Hard.
ware Co.
Ii you want Deering mower or rake
quick, Holmquist Bros. & Company
have them.
Take her into the Webster Candy
Factory for dish of fine Ice cream
all flavors.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman, of Andover, was
in the city Monday having some dental
work done.
Remember that the Bauske Market
always pay the highest prices for hides
of all kinds.
Illustrated catalogue Of the Granger
Business School of Aberdeen can be had
upon request.
Sherman Wickre went to Mime
apolis Friday night to spend q few days
on sightseeing
Mayor Harris, of Webster, was in the |
city yesterday on business. Aberdeen |
News Friday.
Hay Racks-Select lumber for build |
ing or repairing them at Lampert Lum-
Der Company.
Mrs. Atlas Knapp is the guest of the
II. A. Peabody family at Pickerel lake
Tor few days.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
my city in the old country OF the First
National bank.
Chas. Stinson, general agent for the
Advance Thresher company. was in the
'ity Wednesday.
Miss Addie MoKibben returned Sat-
lrday night from Lennon where she
lied on claim.
James Hyndman, Of Bristol. was
ransacting business among Webster
ok on Tuesday.
A. U. Granstrom, the Roslyn mer-
liant. was transacting business in
Webster Saturday.
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
rompt attention.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-05
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.

All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.
Harvest is in full blast
Hart is the piano man
Buy your piano from Hart
Call on Oscar Grue for abstracts.
Hart will sell you that piano right.
TWlNE! TWlNEn TWlNE!! W. H. CO.
Jacob Marx went to Bristol Monday
Hart don't charge you two prices for
pianos.
Chas. DuEll was over from Bristol
Saturday
H. II. Hart was a visitor at Lynn
Tuesday.
Geo. Lasell was Webster visitor on
Monday.
Threshers supplies. Webster Hard
ware Co.
Knapp is always ready to buy spring
chickens.
500 spring chickens wanted at Knapp's
restaurant.
For Paris Green go to the Irwin
Pharmacy.
Hart sells the people who know what
pianos are.
@ K. Anderson was up from Ortley,
Wednesday.
Irving stage was visitor from Wan
bay Saturday.
Olives in quart jars, 30 cents. Blue
Front Grocery.
II you wish loan Gall on the First
National bank
Don't be fooled in buying piano
Buy from Hart
John Barse was up from Waubay on
business Saturday.
Held up on a piano because he did
not buy from Hart.
Wanted--5.000 tons of Flax Straw.
James G. Rathbun.
Bauske pays the highest market prices
for spring chickens
Lee Butler and son. ALI, autoed over
from Butler Sunday.
Alma Peterson went to Elk Point
Wednesday morning.
Apple Butter in quart jars. rs cents.
Blue Front Grocery.
DIR, Edsall, of Bradley, was visitor
In Webster Saturday.
q. A. Wells was called to Langford
on legal matters Monday.
The right stock for Hay Racks at the
Lampert Lumber Cos yard.
Guy Harrington. OF waubay, was
county seat visitor Saturday.
A nice fried spring chicken can be
had at any time at Knapp's.
Kill the bugs with Paris Green. |
The Irwin Pharmacy sells 1t.
Sweet Piokled Peaches in quart Jars, |
20 cents. Blue Front Grocery.
Dr. and Mrs. Ksmpter were mp from
Waubay Friday visiting friends.
Mrs. NJ O. schensoker sold and
delivered three pianos Saturday.
Mrs. d A. Chapman. Of waubay.
was Webster visitor Saturday.
OF course we've got 1t, lots OF il,
Paris Green, at Irwin Pharmacy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-05

Not luxury but necessity and something every
farmer should have.
Costs very little more than wood and being fire
proof eliminates the cost of nsuring the grain.
Built in sections and shipped KNOCKED DOWN.
Put together with bolts easily taken apart and
set up.
Has water tight cover with ventilator, making it
suitable for permanent bin.
Is much stronger, more rigid and durable than the
plain steel bin.
Being corrugated the bin is lighter than plain
steel bin which freight and expense in handling
A FEW FACTS:
POrtable-The necessity for portable granary
lies largely in being able to it easily required
to points convenient for threshng. The ordinary
granary built of wood with capacity of 725 bushels
weighs over 30 900 pounds.
Contrast this with the weight of sheet metal
granary which with platform skids does not weigh
over 1925 pounds Don't you think this advantage?
strongly test it is proven that curvng CORFU
gated sheet iron increases its bending strength twenty
nine times This alone ought to make it twenty-nine
times better than any other granary
neutrality-suspicious. has proven that the life of
galvanized steel much longer than other material
that could be used for this purpose
Wind Proof tank is lust as ripd when empty
as if built of wood
Vermin Proof-No danger whatever from field
mice or other rodents.
Cheap-To build granary of wood of the same
capacity and strength will cost more than double the
price we are asking for ours.
Corrugated Steel Grain Bins are made with a
capacity OF from 1876 to 2035 bushels at cost of from
$50 90 to $4,000
For further information and particulars call on
OChSenTeit0r Implement Co.,
DAY cOuHTrs LARGEST uP-To-DATE MACHINE HOUSE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-05
The EIWeII Kitchen Cabinet
Is the only basis for such system and it's
cost thousand times in labor.
The EIWeII Kitchen Cabinet

Does for the and her kitchen what modern labor
saving devices and machinery does for the bread
winners of the family. This Cabinet CentraliZeS
and holds in a convenient. practical way. all the
material and utensils used in cooking and bakingt
1t is combination of shelves, drawers and bins, all
easy of access and built for practical use.
This cabinet is in fact, whole kitchen occupying
the floor space of kitchen table, making the work
of cooking easy, sanitary and economical, besides
insuring better results, just workingmen can do
better work with good tools than with poor ones
These cabinets are continually shown our floor Call
and them and get book-"The Laboratory of
the Home.
Very sincerely YOURS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-05

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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-17

EVERYBODY in the whole civilized
world was glad to hear the news that
Peary, the veteran Arctic explorer,
had also discovered the North Pole,
and the people of the United States es
pecially delighted in the belief that two
American citizens had reached the pole,
each Independent of the other. And
while it was but human to expect in
Peary certain amount Of disappoint-
ment to find that rival, DR.. Cook, had
got the worlds ear five days ahead OF
him with the story of his successful
dash to the pole, nearly year ahead
of Peary's date, people were shocked
profoundly when Peary, before his own
story in detail was published, sent the
dispatches which directly challenged
the veracity of Cook and denounced
him as the greatest imposter of all his
tory.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-17

HARTMAN, the wizard of Wall street,
is dead. He was the Jay Gould of his
day. But he was greater than Could
for where Gould destroyed, Hartman
builded. Hartman was a buccaneer
upon the financial seas. He became the
master pirate. He was hated and
feared wherever there are men ''that
have dollar" No man with rail-
way in his possession felt secure. Now
that he is dead, they join in paying
tribute to his memory. Yet they are
relieved. Hartman was genius. He
was a remarkable and marvellous man,
in which were mingled the good and
bad. The theologians, we believe, have
a theory of total depravity. But there
is no man so bad that he is not without
good qualities, though they may escape
detection. With such man as Harri-
man, whose activities embraced the
affairs of continent, any one phase of
his character was large enough to ar
rest and hold the attention of the aver
age man. Milwaukee News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-17

THE frequent assertion that the soils
of the United States are wearing out
is not conceded by Prof. Milton Whit
ney, chief of the Bureau of Soils, Unit
ed States Department of Agriculture.
He has prepared bulletin in which
statistics of yield since 1867 are care
fully compared, and in which he arrives
at the following conclusions: eve are
producing more crops per acre than
formerly. This is undoubtedly due to
better and more intelligent cultivation,
more and better systems of rotation of
crops, and in later years to the intelli-
gent use of fertilizers through meas
ures of control in the hands of every
individual farmer" Much that has
been said on the subject of exhaustion
of the soil was alarming and even dis
heartening. That Prof. Whitney sees
no reason for pessimistic view is as
Sured