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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29

We tan answer Bro. Barr,
lHere are many people just like
the Brother. who think these two
men, who bare the same name
'l1nocm were the SINE can.
Hut this il not TIE case, the
En"ch spoken of in (Gcn. III,
was the son Of Cain after" God
had hanisLed him into the land
OF Nod, where he knew his wife
and she bare him this son Enoch
And Cain was banishod into
The lana of Nod before Seth was
born. Ana it was 392 years from
the birth OF Seth unlili.n,cA the
sou OF Jared was b m,
Now this Enoch was the same
f.noch that Jude speaks Of. (See
Jnae llyD Wren you put those
t"o Wen in me You have t'en a
mystery jGst like sen have when
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29
QUESTION NO. Il.
Mr.. l.. y Garrett:

Mr.. l.. y Garrett:
In reading your book on Crcu.
ton ard Formation on Pnga l2U
! notice yon claim Cain was Of tina,
wicked enc and Abel wa, his bro
Their and most certainly they we're
the wild grapes.
Now Bro. agree with yon that
Cain was Of tho Wild grape. But
l think Abel was hoIy seed a.
the B'bIo fays in the 1 chapter Of
Gen. and IS verse when So,h was
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29
OPPORTUNITY.

There is a tide in the nTaits - mn.
Which taken at the Nod leads on 10
fortune.
Omitted Ill the voysge OF ihci. lie
Is bnrnd in shadows and 10 ni'erics. :"
--1llAKnSfEAE
Mary fail in life from the want
as they are to ready to suppose
OF those great occasions wherein
they might have shown their
trust worthincss and their intcg-
rity. But in oder tofnd wheth,
or n vessti be lcaky we first prove
it with water before we tiH'Et it
with wine. The more min9ksnd
trivial opportunities of beffg Just
and upright are constantly occur.
ing toevcry one. It is the pro
per employment OF these smaller
opportunities that occasion the
great ones. 1t is one Of tie com.
mon mi takes of life, and one OF
the mo I radical sources Of evil,
to wait for opportunities. Many
persons are looking for sumo
marked event o. some grad
opening through which they hop,
10 develop what may be in them.
and thus make potent 4 charac.
ter which now, for lack of motives
is barren and unfruitful.
The real materials GU, Of which
our characters are forming are
the hourly occurances of every.
day life. Every claim OF duty,
the employment of each minute.
the daily vexation or trials We
are called upon to bar tie
momentary decisions that must
be made, the casual interview
the contact with sin ur sorrow in
every day dress all, these and
many others as small and rs con.
slant, are the real opportunities
If life. These We are continual.
ly embracing or neplecting, ard
out of them we are forming a
character that is fast consolidat
ing into the shape we gave it for
good or fOr evil. If we watch
through q single day We shall
doubtless discover hundreds of
of both doing and
receiving good that we have. per-
haps, hitherto passed by with
indifference; and by dlligent as.
in seeking for and en-
l,racing these we shall be pre-.
pare0 to encounter the tiercer
storms of life that may await us.
Dr. to take advantage of future
that may offer for
our good. /
A mans opportunity usually
las some relation to his ability
Il is an opening 70, q man Of his
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29
Answer to Question
Nc. 5.
QUESTIONS NO. 8.
No 5.

Pierce CRY Mo.
March. 18th 1909.
WI some Bible reader answer
through ID. CHraET these Questions:
Was there another uce OF people
hes des Adams racer II not Who
Wa. Gains vile ii.at lie found in the
Land Of Nod on the East OF Edens
Gcnc:is 4 10.
Mis-. Mollie Massey
PereIi,y. 80.
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az ESTioN. No. 9
March 23id. 1909
Eubr.a NJ


Eubrce NJ.
Dear Editor, # You vii. nllow
me space IN your good old paper.
md also tNtusc M, | Will ask
tn rsaders o. tha CEESSET tor
some to tell me-, Who i, this
Qi"n that ia ,iug - ri-e up ~
the judgement with this genera.
ton end shall c1nIamn it?
MAY God help Ivory Clsr. SGT
Reader t. * AID answer nn.t.
lions III Iarmnny with each 9th r
to tho cdl'ying ~ sur souls.
John :. Barr.
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DEAD BODIES OF THE TWO
WITNESSES.

the reason we have for saying
that the two gospels are the
dead bodies of those two witness.
es is, lst. that there is, two Cos.
pels; when mankind in general
say there is but one. The End
reason is. because they have sub.
s'i'uted a one nan thu DRY; in the
place Of Two which God 30 plainly:
teaches that He created one on
the sixth day and the other one
he formed after the seventh day.
making TWO separate ind dis.
>inct characters from each other.
tSce zen. lch. 26-20 for the
created man. And (see Gen. 2ch.
w for the formed man. The
theory Of the one man and the one
gosp.l have So blinded the minds
of the people which leaves the
truth of God blank, and makes
it as dead. Therefore the true
word lies dead to the people, this
is the reason Why JOIN said their
dead bodies should lay in tho
street Of the great city cllled
"Sod0m and Gomarah" ard no
man suffered their dead bodies
10 tie put in the graves, no, this
is true; these two gospels and
two Olive tree, has always been
before the god Of the earth
Sine Gcd has 7 laced them here
and vii until God takes them
Away. What seem so strange to
us IN, that any one would say
that there is but ore gospel; when
God speaks so plain in this lah.
guasn.
Eu, cHntrariwise. when the, saw thai
III, gospel Of the unciicumcision was
committed unto me. as he gospel Of the
citcum ,ision was unto Peter;
For lie that Wrat.ht tffec'ually in
Peer to the sposileship Of the circumcis
ion, ,he same Was mighty In me toward
he Gen'ies)
And when Jsmes. Cephss, ard John
who seemed 10 be pillars. perceived the
grace that was given unto me, they
gave 20 mo and Bansbas the right hand
Of fellowship: ,ha, We should &c unto
tie Heath n srdliey unto the ciic, m
ci-inn. Gal 2-7-s 0.
We do not believe that any one
can read the scripture quoted
above, and say that there is but.
one Gospel, and that there was
and is no difference between the
jew and Gentle in the way that
each OF them are to serve the
Lord. ri"
The Jews arc enemies to the
Gospel, they can't believe in the
Gospel CT uncircumcis;on. For
Paul said, so please read.
As concerning the go'pcl, they ara
enemies for , our sakes: but as touc hing |
'hc election, they are beloved for The !
!s,hers sak,s. Romans. 1l-2S. !
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29
Ql4sti0n n "

Rsv, l.. s. Garrett, can you
prove by the word Tia, there is u
living soui. And the living soul
different from thr SOP,
Emil Oliver,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29
Answer to Question
Nc. 8.
QUESTION No. :.

March Dad 1899.
nbree Mo.
Mrs Mullie Massey, viii you
or s9me one else answer through
the columns OF the CrEs-ET,
Who was Ia chs Father, Cain
or Jared. Gen. Iii OF Gs1. s.
1913.
Ans rer 10 Q,e,ti n No, > BY
} II. sewby, answer is To nv
satisfaction corrrc, Hoping |
Wont worry the Editor t. :gucil.
John S Barr.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29

Yes. sister Massey. there was
another race of people besides
THE man Adam s race, This
race Of people sprang from the
nan male and female who vas
created on the sixth day. Who
had been on the earth n thousand
years or more before THE man
had been formed and placed in
the garden. Aud it wa. from
this race Of people that Cain took
his wife from after he rad been
barished into the land of Nod.
Now S Ser Massey your qnes.
ton IS 'a.r question ard one
that any preacher should be
ready to ans yer. But such i'm.
portant questions as this they
TAI! to notice; which il great evi.
hence that they shun the truth
The Readers Of the CREssET
should take notice to this fact.
We belieys from the question
asked that the Sister sees that
there was a people before THE
man Adam,
Bet for the further bono6t nf
the Sister arn tbs leaders, OF
the CHrSsET w shall give wha.
had ben sail in the Toledo
Bad,. Please READ,
Editor Question Bureau:-In
youranswer Concerning Adam.
you asked me one question,
namely: 1T seems possible to be
both n christian believer and a
scinn'iic believer: ! answer yes.
and | AN D I'll; but has science
proved thai human being tmora,
agents. iived on the earth before
Adam: r. scicnre has dnn)l
stralod the last beyond TIL.
q 1aloy u ioub. tea will haye
- write my sermon Over or
preach IN II to 'Ens, who are
pot as well posted as the Edito,
Of the Question Bureau
hay: tried to culliya'r 'oyo
for truth, and that il the rca son
| take IN B'aae /, is the NOS,
reliable paper in the country.
quote IT. Blade Wien II com 4, &c
politics. just like | qlo.c Tie
Bible when it comes % rel!gious
questions NJ Fl. Hi7ciland Kan.
That man existed on the earth
before the COCO years which is
generally accepted at the date Of
Adam creation, There is not one
part!cli Of scientific doubt.
Whether man was then a IN 1ral
agent Is something that Scien nee
ctnn0t answer Geology holds the
record OF the rocks. and she
slows that man existed much
longer ago. than COCO years.
She has the evidence in Elr
skeletons which DO rot differ in
any material respect from the
skeletons CT the savage race of
today.
Is I was nan 'hen a moral agen !?
No one today can ans wer the Que.
s.ion. Bat is it not fair toasuma
that II the Indian Of Alaska or lie
Of Sibeaia or the negro OF c en,ra'
Africa, is a moral agent. that The
prehistoric man, whose skull
shows as gIea, a brain power as
any of them in existance today,
was ais "a moral agent. We thank
our friend for his kindly expires.
sion and wish to say to. him and
all our readers that the highest
duty of man is to accept the truth
no matter how much it may
apparently oppose the hcliefs
Transmitted from the far past
when science was not known"
tToleda Weekly Blade Thurs dav
Ian. | 1903.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-29

npe ming for him to use what ha
has fsi,l fully and to utmost. IL
required toll, self denial. faith.
II he says, Il want better OPP.
Ipertunity than that, lam worthy
of higher position than that
or if he thinks the opportunity
too Insignificant 10 be embraced,
he is.very likely in after years to-
see the folly.of his course. There.
J are scores of young men all over
the land who want to acquire
wealth and yet every day scorn
such opportunities as our really
rich men would have improved
They want to begin, not as others
! do, as the feet of the ladder, but
, half way up. They want some.
body to give them a lift or TO
:, carry them up in a balloon, so
that they can avoid the early and
ardGons struggles OF the major.
i'y Of those who have been src.
+ cessful. The most unsuccessful
men are usually the ones who
think they could do gIeat things
they only had The opportunity.
But something has always pre-
vented them. Providence has
he6ged them in so that they
could not carry out their plan.
They knew just how to get rich,
but they lack opportunity. A
o. man can not expect that great
opportunities viii meet all along
through his lie like miles stones
by the wnyside. Usually he has
one or two: if he reglccts them
t he is like The nan who takes. the
G whrong course Where several
n meet. The farther he goes the
+ worse he fares. In tie LIE OF
Z The most uniDcAv persons there
/ are always solnc occasions when
g by prompt ard vigorous action
it he nay win TIE th,nc he has at
d h~a'f TLtge is y BODY" says
It Roman cardinal. whom for.
= tune 90. 5 not visit once in his
, life. But when she finds he is
r not ready 10 receive her, she /
g goes IN 81 the doc" and out thru
!. the wlu]o"." Opportunity is.
gone. Til" c2rCloas. the slow, the
lunohSc"rant, the lazy fail to see
l. her, or clutch at her when she
J has gone, The sharp fellow de.
. teet her instantly. and seize h r
j on the wing.
1t IS Of times rot sufficient to-
wait for opportunity. ven though !
= improved when it has come. We !
= must not only st,ihe the iron
S while it i. ho', but make it hot /,
by striking. In other words if I
h opportunity doas not present.
herself we must try Cur best to-
compel her a.terdarc.:. Oppor-
tuaity is in resppct to time ind
= some sense rs time is ia respectE
;. 10 eternity; 1t is the small mo-
Q ment. the exact point the critical.
o minute on which every good
work 80 much dopouds. Hcsi,a4l
ton is in some instances a signl
OF weakness, ana On exhibition of']
u caution inSteod If an MD is al
1 ment there is 10 time for over41
!. sqcam!"hness; else the oppor-
: 'unity slips away beyond recall,
even as the spoken word or the1
sped arrow. The period of life
during which a man must yens
n ture, i eyerii 50 limited that il
!. is no bad rule to preach up the
+ necessity in such instances Of I'll
, violence donc TO the feelings and
, OF efforts made in defiance dEd
strict and sober calculation, ratlls
or than to pass one opportunity
l after another. 1t is not acci
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81 l,SrION 80 :

81 ESrlON 10 :,
Mar. II 1909.
Emhroc Mo.
Can some reader OF the CRJh
SIT explain this y"r~", Jesus
answcrcth them llnyo not
chosen you twelve, ard one OF
you is IL deyil?" Why did Christ
choose IL devil for an huuetaH
Excuse my asking this ug,s
tiOn. Answer Please.
Join :. Barr.
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Question NJ. ~,

BIO. Garrett is there any scrip.
uteto prove that there SHOULD be
an Orpbants Home established!
Elder /, n. 4 1t bios
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PAGE or INQUIRY
o. ESTION FOR MINISTER'S
Gu. s,ioE 40 81

Christ com mandsd his Disciple
TO bapizs III thu name Of the FA.
Their aud Of the Son aud Of TIE
Holy Ghost. Matt. 2--l0. An
after th" discipl- received the
Holy Ghost Peer sad INTO ,hqm
r@pan. and IT, baptized III the
nam3 Of .Jesu. Christ for the re-
mission If sits. Acts 2-a- Also ie
Acts lH-5. They were baptized
~ III" rame If N. Lprd Ja.u3 aad
lot IN the name OF IL. Fa'h.r ana
ii the : III aud Of the Holy Ghost
Why did dl-obey TINS com
mand and teach men. - clu.'
Oh with your auaaurs Preachers.
IS. q. Merrllr
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There is n tide in the nn1ifs II mn,
Which taken at the Nod leads on ~
fortune.
Omitted all the voysge OF ihci. lie
Is bnrnd in shadows and Ia mi7erics. "
--SllAKnSfEAE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-28
LOCAL FORCE
is BElN G
REDUCED
FOREST SERVICE HEAOQUAR.
TIERS SUFFERS CURTAiLMeNT.
Fiscal Agent Making Sweeping
Changes by Cutting Down Office
Force and Adding to Field Service.

The Forest Service is making
sweeping changes in the distribution
OF its employees in an effort to elm
mate red tape" and reduce the oper
atinG expenses to minimum, ap
plying greater portion of the an
nual appropriation in field work
where, in reality, it is considered
rightfully to belong.
Fiscal Agent II. r. Cramer, OF
Washington, D. c., arrived in the
city today for series of conferences
with the officers of the district forest
service for the purpose Of extending
the policy of operating.expense reduc.
tion TO the local field ,
The local office has already given
UP six of It's rooms on the fourth
floor of the First National Bank build.
Ing and the entire force is now quar-
tered upon the fifth floor
The new policy is not considered
one of retrenchment, but is intended
to eliminate red tape" wherever
possible There has been no reduc-
ti1l In the amount OF the annual ap-
preparation but as a greater amount
was not secured from congress, as
anticipated, it has been deemed I'M
portant that less be expended for
operating expenses in the way of
clerical help etc. and that more be
spent for supplying an adequate
force of supervisors. rangers and
fire-fghtsrS in the field.
This policy is following the idea
expressed by President Roosevelt
before his term of Office expired and
the changes are being made in the
department at Washington as well as
in all the district offices in the west.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-28
DEATH I'm ICE AT
WELLMAN'S
CAMP
kNUO JOHNSON PERlSHES AND
AlRSHIP SHED DESTROYED.
Walter WeIIman viii Continue His
Northward Journey Until Sue
cess Is Attained.

Tromsoe, Norway. June 27.-The
steamer Arctic of Walter Wellman's s
north pole expedition arrived here to-
day from Spitzenbergen, with her
flags at half-mast, bringing the news
that knud Johnson, one of the two
men WHO remained at the Wellman
camp this winter, had perlshed in the
pack ice and that the airship shed had
been destroyed by heavy storm
On May 19 Johnson went with his
fellow-watchman, Paul Bjoervig, on a
hunting expedition over the pack ice.
The Ice was moving and Johnson fell
through crevasse into the sea
Bjoervig held out a long stick for
Johnson to craps. but ne was uncon-
scious. Bjoervig then ran back to the
camp and secured rope, but when he
returned Johnson'S body had disap-
peared
A strong gale from the southwest
sprang up on Christmas day and lasted
tor eight days, Bjoervig, who has
passed many winters in Spitzenbergen
and has been with Mr. Wellman on
every Arctic expedition since 1894.
says he has never seen such fierce
storm as this 1t reached its climax
on the night of December 20, when it
entirely destroyed the airship shed
Anticipating the possibility that the
alrship house might be DESTROYED.
Walter Wellman had sent by the Arc
tic timber and repairing materials Mr..
Wellman, who is now in command at
the camp, reports the work of rebuild
ing the house has already begun.
If it Is found impossible to make
the voyage northward this summer
Mt Wellman declares he will continue
as long as 1t is necessary to attain
success.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-28
AGED MAN FROM HOOPER
IS SERIOUSLY INJURED

Emery Souls, aged rs years. and a
resident of Hooper, met with a most
unfortunate accident Saturday after
noon by falling into the excavation for
basement al the site of the Weather
by meat market on Washington ave
nue., sustaining two fractured limbs
and various bruises about the head
and body.
The old gentleman had been exper-
fencing trouble with one of his eyes
and was on his way for treatment b.
an occulist when he fell headlong in.
to the excavation, a distance of about
six feet
Mr.. Souls was Immediately removed
to the hospital where IL was found
that he had sustained fracture of ths
right arm between the elbow and
shoulder, a fracture of the left leg
below the knee, besides other bruises
about the body.
The physician attending him stated
today that his patient was doing fairly
well considering his extreme age and
the seriousness of the accident,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-28
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Good Templars' Social.-The Good
Templars, Hope Lodge No. 2, will give
a strawberry social tonight at 21S
Washington avenue. Good Templars
and their friends are cordially invited
TO attend and enjoy good time. Car
leaves 25th street at 7:25.
Dancing tonight ut Sylvan.
Kodak Finishing, rripp Studio, $40 25th.
Autos Must Show LIohts.-Onicer
William Reast detailed TO enforce the
speed regulations for automobiles, bi.
cycles and other conveyances, stated
today that the matter Of proper lights
showing at ID o'clock includes the
tail light as we'll and that the reg
ulation providing for this addition will
be strictly enforced from now on. Tho
police are determined That automobile
speeding shall be kept within the lin
Its prescribed by law, and those ap.
pretended violating tho ordinances I'm
thiS respect will be prosecuted TO the
Init.
The Jolly Crowd, Laeoon.-Tuesdav
Jure 20. Big Day Retail Merchants
Association. via Salt Lake G. Ogden
Railway. :.
Quality is the wisest economy. AL
ways use Lewis good coal Phones l4e
Toman's Money Found.-Mrs. Geo
Crohurst of 21S7 West street, Oakland.
arrived from the east last night and
lett for the west this morning. leay-
Ing her pocketbook with O. good sized
roll OF currency in her room at the
Union Depot hotel A little later De.
pot Master Shields received a telegram
from the conductor. calling his atten
ton To the pocketbook. and the re-
oepfacle and money were found i'm the
motel office. where an honest chamber
maid had placed them.
II the cheese you eat are good
they're B. & G. :.
Fs-AGS, all sizes, on sale at Utah
Stationery Co.
First of the EIks-The advance
guard OF eastern -Elks en- route to
l-os Angeles for the national con-
Nsnuon, viii arrive from Yonkers.
New York, over the Rio Grande sys.
,eM next sunday and continue to the
nellowstone Park on a special train.
returning four days later. the tour
ing Eiks VIII continue to the coas,
oVeF the San Pedro route.
ne Jolly crowo, aeoon.-Tuesday
,."s''ns % Big Day. Retail Merchants
association, via Salt Lake & Ogden
Railway.
Excursion to tho Canyon.-'rha hie
excursion consisting of about 800 en-.
plpyrS ol 'ne z. c, NJ. |. of Salt Lake.
"lliVed ia the city Saturday afternoon
over inc Bamberger route and went
AZ once TO ogden canyon, taking ad.
vantage oil the Ogden canyon road as
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-28
DOCTOR KNEW
Had Tried II Himself

The doctor who has tried Postum
knows that 1t Is an easy, certain and
pleasant way out of the coffee habit
and all OF the ails following and he
prescribes it for his patients as did a
physician of Prospertown, n. J.
One of his patients says:
During the summer just past I suf-
fered terribly with a heavy feeling at
the pit Of my stomach and dizzy feel
ings in my head and then blindness
would come over my eyes so | would
have to sit down. would get SO ner-
vous | could hardly control my feel
ings.
Finally | spoke 10 our family ply.
sician about IL and ne asked II drank
much coffee and mother told him that
i did He told me 10 Immediately stop
drinking coffee and drink Postum in
its place as he and his family had used
Postum and found it powerful re-
builder as delicious food drink
II hesitated for a time. dislilSing the
idea OF having to give up my coffee
but finally | got package and found
1t to be all the doctor said
Since drinking Postum in place
OF coffee M dizziness, blindness and
nervousness are all gone. my bowels
are regular and | am again we'll and
strong That is snort statement OF
what Postum has done for me"
Look in pkgs for the famous little
book. THE Road to Wellville."
There's Reason"
Ever road the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true. and full OF human
interest.
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RACE TOU is
DELAYED A
TRAIN
REQUIRED FOUR HOURS TO DRIVE
THEM OFF.
Railroad Special officers Held Up the
Race Special Which Went North
Sunday Night.

"A special train of thirty.eight cars
of racing stock for the Butte track
meeting left Salt Lake City at 4 o.
clock Sunday afternoon and was held
up at Woods Cross for two hours by
Special Agent Joe Jones and his staff
OF railroad secret service men in or
der to weed out and ditch" horde
of racing touts and track crooks and
followers who were beating their way
TO Montana OH the train Every car
in. the train was Inspected and $1Si
In fares WAS collected from those
who were not entitled to transportation
with the different racing stables rep
resented on the train.
Some Of the track buns endeavor-
cd to bluff Special Agent Jones and
the members OF his staff and various
threats Of gun plays were made. but
these were promptly called by secret
service men and the deadhead tourists
were forced to yield up the price or
get off the train.
AS result Of this inspection, the
special train did not arrive at Ogden
until nearly o'clock last night and
the train was closely guarded until it
pulled out for the north little later.