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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01
THE REAL ISSUE.

The real issue TO come before tho
Commercial club at rs important
meeting next Thursday night is not
whether the organization shall continue
10 lead such an existence as it mas
led FOR the last five or sax years. but
whether It shall De rcsurrccted, and
become what IL was originally. and
what II continued To be for a number
of years after II was organized-and
that means N of the foremost and
most valuable agencies in the boom
ing and building up OF Albuquerque.
A social club, housed tn an elegant
building, where a Few persons can
have n good social time, is Of very
little consequence to the city as q
whole. IL makes a pleasant place 10
take q stranger when he comes to
town, and the fine building itself Is a
beautiful monument to the enterprise
and public spirit Of the "hustlers"
who put II M, but like q monument
In a graveyard, II simply stands in
meimorIum Of somebody or something
that was once alive.
The new president Of the club is a
business man, and a practical man,
n he knows that a community the
size of this cannot maintain an or
galzatlon such az this. merely for
social purposes. ana hence he Is max
ing an effort TO find out whether it is
possible for the business side OF the
club To have the breath of life
breathed into it again, and since this
Is a matter Of very great Importance
60 the town. the people OF the whole
own should give II their attention
Every citizen Of tho place knows
that the Commercial club" has been
pointed 20 al over Kew Mexico ns
one of the most striking evidences Of
the progressive ana cnterprising spirit
OF the people Of Albuquerque or
twenty years ago. ana knows, too. that
To have the report now go abroad that
h people Of the present Albuquerque
have allowed the club to die the
death, would give the town Il worse
black eye than almost anything else
that could happen to II We can at
ford 20 make a very great effort
rather than 70 permit a catastrophy
Of this sort 10 make tho people Of tho
whole southwest holicNe that our town
has struck the down grade Such an
impression going abroad would work
direct Injury 10 cycry dollars worth
OF property ia the town, aud such AN
impression cannot be avoided IL the
club Is forced to go ont of existence.
hence the question that now touehra
the Interests uf an at IS, shall the
commercial spirit of the club bc rec
viNcd' aud the organization ho zee
stored To- itH original usefulness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01
\ VENERABLE TNRGIT

The old ram Katahdin, as harm.
less AZ she was nl-fated, has been son.
toneed To- die at last Perhaps hci
death VIII hc the nearest approach
to anything glorious that she has even
done for she win meet her end II
her hRhting clothes to the laundering
reports of guns and the whistlinR of
proicctilos
Where the Potomac river miuEle-
with Chesapeake Hay. on tine naval
proving grounds nt indian Head, Ma
the aged war vessel viii take hcr
stand TN, armer plate used aus tar
gets ln ordnance experiments win he
placed upuu her. The great guns viii
opcu ire, aud, as long as the ram
holds together, proicctllc after pro-
iocttlo viii Doe hurled against her bur-
don of armor until she shan sink TO
the bottom.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01
NANIGATtoN or THE AIR.

Among the eighty orders fot
machines recently received by the
Wright brothers at their home ft
DAYTON. Ohio whore the Interna-
%tionaI Acroplane club has just beer
formed with q membership OF 500
It is said hat there were Importunato
requests from Chinese mandarius.
from enthusiasts in Iceland and from
the erstv while shah of Persia.
| England has at present ave officers
and forty men who give up all their
time to aerial experimentation
France has twcnty-four officers and
81 prlyates linus engaged in Germany
there are twenty officers and iG5 men.
IN Italy i've officers and eighty mon.
in Austria fifteen officers ana 1sg
men In Spain nine officers ana 10i
men. Russia. in go far as the mere
number Of workers is concerned, is
far In the lead, with scventy-nlnc Of
icors and 3255 men. who give up their
entire time to the study Of %acronau-
tics.
Many Of the shop windows Of Paris
are given over to kites and kite
materials, slender bamboo poles. and
bolts of blue muslin and scarlet silk.
while in the showcases are kites care
fuzzy folded that when spread for
flight are az large as one of Levas-
seur's aeroplanes. These kites are
sold to enthusiastic young amateurs,
who. on the outskirts of Paris, arc
by this means learning the alphabet
Of aviation.
In Italy, the desire to fly IL the rul
ing passion IN patrician families, and
Wilbur Wright, who sold the Italian
rights IN his %aoroplanc to a syndicate
for s200,0 600, has received more than
200 letters from noble Italian indies
who invite themselves to fly with him
He has not, as yet, ucceded to their
requests In Il single instance. Rud-
Kipling writes from Rome to a
friend IN America that the Wright
brothers have already progressed be-
You'd The point of airship development
as fo%rcshadowed I'm Klpling's storl
with the Night Mail" the events in
which are supposed to take place
ninety-one years hence, Kipling re-
Gently published a littlc appendix TO
story containing some fanciful air.
advertisements. to show the kind
Of thing the magazines VIII bc pub
IN 1000 A. y; but the London
Times has already printed, on two
occasions, an entire page OF zeal adj
refreshments of real flying machines
ma their accessories.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01
PUMPS TOR IIil;IG NrION.

\ local company iu tine Niciuit, of
Nrtcsia is preparing 90 pat iu ID pump-
ing plant that VIII irriEdte about five
thousand acres There is on ahuud-
aucc of water i'm the earth po1rJy
everywhere iu New McNico ANA
plants of that sort each With a -ul-
ncicnt capacity to meet the wants of
a big neighhourhood. could be- utilized
IN hundreds W places. thus bringing
under cultivation vast bodies of rich
land. now utterly useless.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01

Thunder makes a terrible noise. but
it's the lightning hat does things. II
Mr. TAFT had pursued Ct scolding and
rantlng policy congress would prob
ably have passed an obnoxious tariff
bin oyer his veto. while by the prac-
tice Of quiet methods ne has secured
Just such a bill as he wants, with a
large majority against him in each
house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01

measure SO thnt 1t would ecure OK
ccutive approval The president is
within his constitutional powers and
the people are heartily back Of MIN
in the course he has taken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01

There are q good many people ll
Albuquerque who have reason t. eiNa
thanks that they have good homes ~
which they "a remain and be com.
Portable during the warm qnathrr
ana not have t., submit to tire lHcon-
venienees and ]pnnoyances Of 'he aN-
crage summer resort
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01

The alfalfa Sage" Of the Kansas
city star. defines a bungalow as "a
shanty that has broken into society
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
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| Editor @\lbuouorou. Morning Tou,.,,I
Dear Sir. In view or tho Associato,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-01

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
The Orphan Boy.
Tune OF Poor Oma.


am going to Kansas to work on the plains.
And to my spending money and TO ride the trains
For there have brother and have sister to.
And down in old Oklahoma have cousin Lue.
AN going TO Kansas to earn my daily bread,
And my father is farmer and my mother is dead
Oh how miss my mother how miss her goodnight kiss
II but once could see her, to me IL would be bliss
Chorus
| am going from Kansas down to New Mexico
There to be right miner and TO handle the gold;
But oh the thoughts OF my mother laying cold in the tomb
could never be happy though the flowers are in bloom
Chorus,
When the death angel calls me- oh how glad will be-
For am going to heaven for my mother to see
For she has heavenly mansion in the city of the blest
Where tho KING in all his beatty doth let her rast
Chorus
Composed by Henry Smart
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
Some one Tell.

Why any neighborhood would
not encourage a people and vel.
come them in their midst2 Who
Try to 1.-Two u christian lilo. who dc
oil they car for their fellow man.
Who holp all thcy can to build
up The no'shborhood they live IN.
Who love enterprise, Aud in the
place or welcoming thym, they
will say all manner OF evil. II
any ,ops can answer tho ubova
p.ssss doso.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
QUESTION NO. u.

Mr.. Daniels askcs il . man born
OF Cad In this life what man does
Mr. Daniels mean tho natural man
or tho spiritual mnu Tint IL born
again ~ Christ spoke 70 Nicodem,
~ that . man must be born aVs,n
to zoe tho Kingdom OF God,
Yours truly.
J. II, Newly,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
QUES ZION NO IA.

Dear Bro. GsrTot, ] do not
believe that you got my idea on
the hoathcns. wb9, | call tho hca.
thens ia the people tina, has not
she gospel OF Josus Chris, 10 day
tho people that worship idcls, do
you think tina. 'bcy will DO saved
please toll us Why they arc with.
out the gospel Of jesus Christ,
Your B,o.
J. II. Neby.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17

time rast eeasil<s 10 tAs assh. vAn srs
called Cneircunsisioa b. Inst siieh d
called the CifcaseisiOs In the Sesh
made by hands.
That ~ that tine ye were without
Christ. being siless from the common
wealth Of Israel. Ind stranger from The
covenants Of promise. having no hope.
and without God 10 he world,
Bat now. in Csriss Jss7s. 70 Who
sometime we're far on ere made nigh
by the blood Of CHRIST. Ephs.
40 20 10.
Those are the Gentiles who q re
begotter by the new birth in
Christ, which Christ spoke to Nj.
codenus about where he said 10
him that the wind bloweth where
il listeth and you hear the sound
but canst tell from whence it
cometh, SO is every one that Is
born Of the spirit. 80 we see
that there is a difference Of them
that is born Of GOO and those
that Is born Of the spirit. Them
that is born Of God cannot sin.
But those that are born Of the
spirit can if they will. But they
have to walk after the spirit, and
not OTTER the flesh as Paul says.
There is therefore now no condemns
ton to them which are in Chris, Jesus.
who walk no, sher the nssh. bu, after
lhs Spirit.
For the law Of the Spiri, Of life in
Chriet Jesus hath made me free from the
law u Elm and Ges,h.
o.
For what the law could no, do. In III o.,
1t wac weak through the nesh. God send
Ing bis own Son In the Likeness Of the
sinful flesh. and forsin, condemned sin
In tho llssh.
That the righteousness OF the law
might be fulfilled In US. who walk no,
after the nesh. bu. after the Spirit.
For they ths, are after the nssh Go
mind the things Of the flesh; but they
that are after the Spirit. the things of
the Spirit. Rom. 81, o5.
Now Bro. Daniels we must sc.
porate the birth Of the Gentiles
from that OF the Israelites and
then We can plainly see those
Things that are apparently o
contradiction. For the Israel.
ties are a people who were born
OF God. The Gentiles were born
into q spiritual life through
Christ. Therefore Paul said.
seeingis ia one God. which shall justify
The circumcision by faith. and upcirc,m
cision through faith. Rom. $50
IL this ID not enough please ask
again. Ed.
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This question is answered in
many passages Of Scripture, but
it Is answered in one even. in
this.
Therefore II any man DO In Christ. be
10 new creature: cd things szs pssssd
sway: behold. oil things aie become
new. 2 Coz 5-i7.
And for this reason we say:
Wherefore hencsforih know we no
man after the flesh: yea though We have
known Christ sfser the nssh, ye, now
hencsforth know We hin no more.
Cor. o-Io
For in this we have fulfilled
this scripture:
! BxsEycH you therefore, brethren.
BY the msrciss Of God, that ye prsssn,
your bodies a living sc rifcs holy.
acceptable unto God. which 10 your
reasonable service. Romano. I2-I.
by this sou cruelty yourself
unto the world and the world is
crucified unto you and you stand
before God under this declara.
ton.
There 10 therefore now no cond emma.
ton TO them which are 10 Chris, jesus.
who walk not after the FLESH. but after
the spirl,.
For the lsw Of the spiri, OF life In
Christ Jesus hath made me FREQ from the
law OF sin aud death Romans. s-1-l.
We have now given our bodies
a living sacrifice unto God we no
more belong to the world. But
are a new creature in Christ Je.
sus old things have passed away
and all things have become new
to US, This is the first consid.
Grafton. and first answer.
But now We come to you with
q secondary answer which has
all the deep truths in it, that he.
longs TO the question; and the
starting point on this. is this; we
must take Reconsideration why
Paul spoke this language. And
we find that it was circumcision
for Paul says.
A. many as desire 10 make 0 fair
shew 10 the flesh, they constrain YOU
TO be circumcisei only lest they should
suIer persecution for the cross OF Christ.
FOR neither they themselves who ere
keep the law; but desire 10
hsve you circsmcised, tbs, they may
glory IN your flesh. Gal. e-l2-I3,
And We find that 1t was
that the Israelites might glory
in the flesh Of the galations to
have them circumcised, But
now in Christ oil these things
with him, was o thing Of the past.
These things be called the
world. for they were for this
world: just to hold the body un.
der subsection. So you see why
he spoke ss he did,.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
Z 1sh ION no AZ.

Rev. l.. $. Carrot, can you
prove BY tho word tina, there ia a
hving aonl' And the living soul
diflerrn! from the soul!
EmIl Oliver,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
PAGE or !%QCf8Y
QUESTION FOR MINISTERS
QUESTION. SO T.

---=-.=-----
Chfist commanded L.s aisc.p,os
to haptize IL h. uumg II 'hg Pa.
shcr and Of the Son al d the
Holy Ghoft. Aat' 27-!s And
after the d gciplos recicg.d the
Holy Ghost Po.e. SAID unto them
ropen. aud he baptized ii tho
name Of jesus Christ for the rn.
mIssIon .! .!ns. Acts 90, hlgo in
A2ta i" 3. They w,re bsp.Izga
~ the 'nma u n, orl ,,ne ind
not 10 tn Ram, Vi tan Father snd
OF tas Son aud Of The iioly 0nost.
Why did They disotsy I'M. CON.
mand and t"Gch mn. s. com .
81 with your anu*ors Preachers.
IS. q. N errlt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
Que.,ioh No ~,

Bro. Garrett 's ,h5rc any scrip
ture TO provo tina, there should be
IN Orphsnts Home established
Elder |, n. Robin
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
Socialism the Workers
Hope.
Reply TO ]. NJ. Stoke.
4 Ops.
Reply to J. NJ. Stoke.

Reply to J. M. Stoke.
The Socialist party OF all coun
tries Ia composed almost wholly
Of Iaborin z people aud, Of cour.
Sc the poorer class Of people
The party offers no inducemen,
} TO the Capitalists: no chance for
|graft: and therefore is not fin.
anced by them. as the old par
ties. their parties are. To carry
on the Socialist organization,
) paying expenses Of speakers,
printing and distributing litera.
ture ETC.. they must have money.
This they raise by charging q
small monthly dues. And to
have voice in nominations, etc
it Is necessary to become a dues
paying member.
/ 1t il this feature OF the or.
ganization that is objected to by
Mr.. Stoke in his article in the
CREssET Of May. Is, and one to
which the writer finds no objec.
tions. If a person believes in
the principles for which the par.
ty is fighting, should he not be
willing to help finance itf The
constitution OF the party provides
that If member Is sick, In dis.
tress, or unemployed. dues shall
be suspended against him until
such time as be is able to pay.
Is there any excuse for not be.
ing member: II he is dues
paying member. and there is no
excuse for not being. he has the
same voice 10 the deliberations
Of the party as any one else.
Is this close corporation or politi.
cal oligarchy as charged by Mr..
Stokey
Mr.. Stoke says; THE mem.
bership Of locals. Socialist
clubs, or party members) deter.
mine what the policy Of the
party shall be-"
Is this not right? Do not
members of churches and other
organizations determine their
policies' Would it do to leave
1t to outside tho they sympath-
lie with their doctrineY
Again he says: They (the
party members) denounce those
not belonging to the Locals as
mules and idiots" for not
voting into their hands tho poll.
tical powers Of government.
Do they do thisS Can you cite
q case where they have done
this? They use these terms but
is 1t not In reference to those
who vote the Capitolist ticket
Perhaps this is not the best way
to reach these wage slaves but ia
it not truef They ask ncnmem.
bers to become members, and
carry on the work in an organic.
ed way would this not be bestp
Mr.. Stoke further says: What
prudent man would turn over a
valuable estate to another and
after the transfer lose CONTROL
over both the estate and agent?
Yet, this is what the Socialist
party ask Of the people,"
No prudent man would do this
nor does the Socialist party ask
it, But they do ask you TO bel
come a member. become the
agent. What CONTROL Of politi.
cal power do you have outside
OF the Socialist par9yS It's true
you have no dues to pay, directly
at least, but do you have a voice |
in the deliberations Of either of
the Old parties!
Continuing Mr.. Stoke says
Every consideration OF pru.
dence forbids the transfer of the
political powers of government
to this political oIgarchy; In|
the selection of whose candidates
for Office they have no voice, and
over whose deliberations and en-.
actments they would have mol
COntroll
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
ANSWER 70 QUESTION
no i.
QUESTION NO. IS.

QUESTION NO. 49,
l. lea man .bors OF God 10 this
lie IL 80 bow oab be commit sin
when tho bible plsinly says shat be
that 10 boro Of God doth not com.
nit sic for bis seed remsineth in
MIN and be cannot sip1
e. IL q mao tora OF God in this
life? II % shy 10 DO not like the
wind for Christ said INTO Nscho.
demns that be should be.
3. IL a man born OF Ged In this
iiss' II 50 why did God say thst
who 80 ever beI,eyeth aud any that
he sione,h not ia liar and the
.ru.L 10 not 10 him.
II 3, DaDiels
Wolf, ARK.
Text.
WhosceY is born Of God doth not
COMM, sit sor his iced renaine,b IN
him. and he -snEot sin. bscausc be 10
born ~ God Joh, 80.
Here re haze a positive decla.
ration that whoever is born Of
God doth no. commit sin John
says God p seed remsinetn in him
and he cannot sin. Then Bro.
Daniels we must fnd out who IL
born Of Cod And John says
ngain. Please read.
WhDs2eye! believed lLat Jesus il the
Cbrs, 10 born VI God and every ono
'ha, .oge.h him that oegst lovcih him
also that is begotten VI rim, | John 81
Now who ever believes that
Jesus Ia The Christ. Is born OF
God Then the point is. who
is il that believes that Jesus Is
the CHRISTI Well please read.
Forwhn'soeyer is born Of God over
coinoih the world, and thie ie tho victory
,hn, oVercone,h ,ht world. even our
iailh,
Who 10 Re tina, ovcrcomcth To- world.
bn, ho ,hs, believe,l that Josls is TIE
Don OF God. john $3.50,
Then we must ask again, who
IL it that overcOmcth the worldf
and we viii nave 10 ask you TO
read.
And no that oyercomcth, and keepe,h
ms works unto the end, to him will
giyo puwer over the nations
And no shall rule ,hom with q rod Of
iron: as the vessels Of potter shall thcy
De broken 20 uhivers even az | received
Of MY Father.
And l will give him the morning star
Rly 2-26 -27--2s.
Here in the man born OF God,
for Christ says again.
Tim Lba, ovcrcometh vii, I mako q
pillar in tho temple Of my God. and he
shall go no moro out. and ! will wIilo
upon him tho name Of my God, the
name OF the city Of my God which is
new Jerusalem, which come,h down on,
Of heaven from my God. and | will
write upon him my now name.
To him that overcomG,h will l gram
10 Of. with me In ny throne. even ~ l
also overcome,h, and an set down with
my Father 10 hw throne. Kev. o
-i2'2i.
Here is the character that is
born. The one spoken of Ia our
Text in this manner and every
one that loveth him that begat
loveth him also that is bogotten
Of him" this begotten 0! Christ
is the one that is born Of God,
and he is the one that believeth
on Christ, and the one born of
God and believes on Christ will
fulfil this part of Gods word,
please read.
Verify. verify, ! say unto you, He tina,
bclieveth on Inc. tho works thu, I do
ahnll he do also; and greater works than
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
Answer to Question.

HOW WASPAUL :CRuCIFIED
UNTOTHE WORLD AND THE
WORLD UNTO HIMs (Gal.6-14.)
Elder J. Sherman Arcadia Kan.