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The Washington times., 1909-07-21
Argentina Has Largest Army.

If war does follow, Argentina has
the better of the argument Her army
ia times of peace contains 1900 soldier,
with a large reserve Of fully trained
men. Bolivia has out $500 men in her
standing army, though she has a large
militia.
The Argentina navy is rather strone.
while Bolivia has no sea coast. having
lost it to Chile
There are 2,550,0OO people in Bolivia,
of whom % per cent are Indians, and
her war footing will not exceed 100000
men, while Argentine can put 10000 in
the field
Though thus overpowered, the Boil
Vians are anxious for war, and many
thousands have volunteered for service.
Argentina has been anxious TO avoid
the war. and her only connection with
the trouble has been that she mediated
10 prevent war between Bolivia and
Peru, over the Acre country, and this
won for herself the hatred Of the
BOllviaus.
The Washington times., 1909-07-21
Eggs, ClLeese and Butter.

Cheese-Eew YORK. hats, large. per ID,
1Sslal5J; small, per h.. t57161ac
EEgs-Nea -bys-r'sr duz., 19a22c
BUTTER-Crea'Iery, fancy. 275aa2sc; reno
waited, 25c
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-07
CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE 1st The Name md Title Of this Organization shall
b kno@n first, CHRsrs CHOSEN CHURCH In LOVE AND
UNION, 2nd, THE JAH WILLIE CoIoNY' and the Word of
Goa shall be lamp to their feet and light t. their pathway
and it shall be for rule for thar filth and practice.
ARTICLE 2ad The object OF this Socity stall be to better
the cond ion mankind ia gnera; and to lead them into high
and nooer life both naturally and Spirituality, BY
cooperative system Of husbandy and industry it IS taught
Lord and Saviour Christ in his Word by Paul
and O.hers in these words.
Nav beseec you brethren by the of our Lord Jesus
Cn.ist that all speak thing and that there he
divions you bat h ye be fery incG together in
the mind and in the dxement.' Cor 1-l0
And all that believed together and rd all things
Aud sold eir and Ids and parted them to
al men, as every man mad ncel y acts 244-45)
And the multitude of them that believed Of heart
aud o soul neither e of them that auht Of the things
he possessed His own; but they had all things
MN (Ac i32
ARTICLE 3rd 1t shall be known that Rev L. S. Garrett.
shall tn Permanent Organizer he holds vithn his
the exclusive right OF tn principals imoraceG herein by
right by Ln from the Government OF the United
State, dated the year VI 1850,
ARTICLE 4. It sh be the duty Of this Organization TO
eect annually convenient BE kSown Elders
81 the unar Trustees Tor e colony Psesdng Elder
tlor Pr4sident md Elder e Presiuent
or Sscrstary) Who wAl sr aniii
~ dav
~ 1 xs e f1 ll
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-07
THE OLD YEAR

Thu Old Year Of 1905 has for
ever past and gone and all iisev
ents but somt Of them viii be re-
membered for many years, es.
pecially the suffering and hard.
ships which came by the great
panic in finances; which is not
over yet. And we are ushered
into the New Year of 1909 with
the sting of hard times, and the
pain of want. But we are here
to d. the best we can. And We
and that there will come relief.
only by a united ellcrt Of Far
mers and I.aborers In the grand
wo; k of Home industry and the
Socialistic principals Of the peo-
pie owning the government.
And lot the Farmer and laG0rer
have their rights and thu benefit
oi their production. The idea
of the principals of Socialism
being anarchy. You will have
70 say that Chris was anarchist.
II yon say such lliings about The
principals Of Socialism.
We ore not talking about what
men may do, It IS the Bible
principals we talk Of.
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SUBSCRIPTION
The FarnI.

The Farmer is the bone and
sinuc OF our country; Why should
they not held most the prominent
p.act in our government. But
Instead the money power holds
within it's grasp the reigas of this
Government. The Farmers can
do without, such a gov, r ling
power; If thoy will only go TO
home manufacturing They can
raise the wheat and. make the
Bread They can raise the stock
and make their meat, They can
raise their wool and Gotten, and
make tno;r own wal c And live
on their own home, This all the
money Cod s can't d.. To lazy.
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The tive Best Papers in
the State.


The WORLDS CRGSsET and the
Springfield Republican. We have
made arrangements with ule
Springfield Republican so that
we con let a club of five have the
CaEssET and the Daily, and
Weekly Republican for S2.75 for
one year. Now is the time to
make up a club of five. In the
two papers you get all the news
from all parts of the world, and
in the RESET you get the
Bib'c.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-07
Vol VII.
JAHaVILLE COLONY.

eC'ony is not tic Church. But it is part of that Church
'"e ol'wng Constitution And we never receive member
' 'nrch or Colony without asking this queson-Are Won
E " aH' he Ward OF God lamp your feet and light
" '' Pathwa let with all of this; there is wrong consruc
' P" before the public Some through Ignorance others
'ey walt to hurt the and build up their own
'sh ends and proposes Some will tell You we claim tn h. tho
'r VI 'his which is false and they know that s folso
o'S IhE That we claim is the permanent oroanznrsh;n
'" WE cm right as the lowing constitution will show
" S 'ah we first point them pyrist then TO nints
'" "' oe The only thing that have ever claimed for ou
S'S'S Is minister of our Lord Saviour Jesus Christ NJ
oer accnshct'n' false. We claim that there il Son of
hoping ,at our Constitution will read in it,. pure lyat
we leave "l ut your confederation, Dear reader
LIBRARY or CONGRESS-.
wv -'o'3 " Copyright Ohicc Washington
Towit: r.. |! Remembered
mat on the lth day OF August domni 1890 I,rov
sylvester Garrett OF Sada has deposited in this COjcc the
'e {" Work the title description Of which is Ia the following
words tow':
CREATION AND FoRtiArIoN OR GENTLE AND THE JEW
THE SEALED Book OPENED
The Word of Truth Rightly Divided The Mys,rics Of the s,cred
Volumn Explained
BY Leroy Sylvester Garrett
me rig 1t where he claims Auhor in conformity with the
laws OF the United States respecting Copyrights.
A Il S. Librarian Of Congress-.
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A Aurrcr?yiaJ
l1ar.h oga X

In Italy on the 2@th. one OF tie
most deadly and harorfy ng earth
,quakes, That ever visited tho
Human families, sweeping into
The the armes of deaJh, reariy
POO, 900 lives -..f or ia, earth
uake, comes the waves ot the
"a, and the fumes Of Il e leaving
swuth Of death and distractions
schaniing coasts liLcs are wip.
out, and muuEtains become
(ar blots on The Harrison. Time
not confirm tee unspeskab.e
rrors OF the over p0Noring
tastraphte in Southern I.ley.
pse ere things th 1t are pro,,h
h that VI ey stall come ta pass
Wien those thir gs ccme Il
IS. they should ba. q warE.
to all wh3 hear OF It, for tat
Of every man Is drawing
q u . 5ls4
Ana she aesth hjr.or TIM
~ there Strikes horsot !.
troasset hssrts I III y
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FLATCREEK JUNE 18th. 1890.
CONSTITUTION,
"a -. - : - sS~v- -

As growth and dv"opm mt f man and mind the result
o Investigations And whereas oppression fast becoming the
masterpiece by the Increase Of nqnity through the
OF the pres mt dera gcd system vhe dum ing the hands
OF the Few to the dc,rimSA. of he many
WHEREAS, We the undersgncrs agree, TO bring shout
restitution of the church ssibe and do form this Co,ny
oodJ And Tor its Government adopt the folio sing:
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QUESTION NO sS,

Ed. WORLDS CkLssEr.
Please tell us what the mission OF tho
Holy spiri, is. mud IL there any differ
euce between the spirit Of Chris. and
tbs uely spirit
Yours Tor the Truth as |, Is 10 I1sus
the Christ.
J II. Newly
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QUESTION NO, 81.

Nd. Cnlsshr = WIN ypu r'ease lot me
ask through The Question Column. WAS
Joseph the Father Of Jesus.
Rev. Robbins.
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twnRrcd az second class
~ 1itFr October .. EfS 81
tie HoH-Gnre at Nor
wood no.. HGdcr M act
q. Congress Of March 3"d
1897
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PUBLIsHIRe.

IUBt'SHEHe.
n q, Garrett and NJ. n l'owcrs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Arizona's Biggest Citizen
BlameS Wires for Wifes Loss

trict court in the case Of the Wisconsin
Cattle company against the railroads. He
dropped off at Omaha, leaving his wife
on the train, expecting that she would go
on to Oak Park. H.. TO visit her home
Dunlop has completed his testimony in
court and Is now anxious to return to
Arizona but can't get into communication
with his bride. He blames the telegraph
companies because he is unable to receive
an answer to his messages
The sequel to the story is even more in
teTesting. Two years ago Dunlop was a
student at the University Of Illinois. He
left there 70 go into the sheep raising
business In Arizona and married a girl
from his home town, Oak Park. The coupls
sought TO elude the usual wedding day
tormentsrs and went TO the Union depot In
Chicago alone. arranging 10 meet on tho
train
The sad part OF the story rs that the
Bridegroom boarded a Chicago. Milwaukee
a ST. Paul train for Omaha and the bride
took the Southwest Limited for Kansas
City. II was All huge mistake ana the
couple met two days later in their Phoenix
home
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
COAL LAND ENTRYMEN
DENY THE OPTION STORY
Cunningham and Others Make Affi-
dRvit Guggenheims Were
Not Interested.

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec 4.-On resump-
ton of hearing in the Cunningham coal
land case today, local entrymen were pre-
pared with further evidence in support IT
their contention that they had acted in
good faith with the government The in
vestigation has developed that after L..
r. CLAWS, former agent for the Interior
department, asked Cunningham about the
Guggenheim option. Cunningham We
CLAWS, on March 8, 1908, lengthy affi-
davit, denying that any deal had been en-
tered into with the Guggenheinis. and
adding that the only agreement among
the entrymen was one among themselves
to consolidate their claims and form a
development company.
CLAWS then asked Cunningham to assist
him in getting corroborating affidavits
from the other entrymen. Cunningham con-
sented and a form Of affidavit was pre-
pared.
A copy Of this affidavit has been put in
evidence here. 1t contains the following
clause. sworn to by each of the entrymen:
II know positively that the Guggenheims
had nothing to do with claims whatever.
We have understood among ourselves that
when title was secured we would form a
company and combine the entire group,
since the conditions are such that one
claim could not be profitably mined, a.
any one familiar with coal mining ap
preciates."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Acknowledging the Corn
F Foreclosure SUIT
on Phone Bonds
is Contemplated
Independent Company's BOndhOlders
Propose Action in Court
Here.

Suit will soon be started by the bond
holders of the Independent Telephone COM
pany to foreclose on their bonds. The work
OF securing the vote to do this from two
thirds Of the bondholders has been about
completed and action will be begun in the
district court of Douglas county.
Active in prosecution of the suit is Joseph
Harris of Chicago, president Of the Auto
matte Electric company, and the heaviest
creditor Of the company He himself holds
many bonds Of the concern.
The Harris interests have been working
to this end for a long time and have sent
men to different parts of the country to
get bondholders to join in for the bonds
are variously held. Residents of Portland
Ore, have a big stake of the kind and
some are held In Los Angeles and San
Diego.
u. s. Grant, jr., was one Of the purchasers
in this part Of California. His recent suit
to get back $4,000 worth will be remem-
bered.
The fact the suit is coming on gives
significance to the filing Of the mechanics
liens short time ago in the office of the
county recorder. The Automatic Electric
company was one of the largest lien seekers
and its action is, plainly done with a view
to protecting itself as a creditor for re-
Gently furnished material against the whole
group Of bondholders, including Itself.
The suit to come perhaps presages the
I complete reorganization of the company,
with the Harris interests in control.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
To OsIerize
Army and Navy
Secretaries Pushing Campaign for
Younger Men at Head of
Fighting Forces.

WASHINGTON. Dec 4-"Oslertzation"
campaign in both the army and navy has
been inaugurated Not only have Secre-
tary Dickinson of the War department
and Secretary Meyer Of the Navy an
nounced in their annual reports that the
time has arrived to put younger men at
the top Of the armed organizations of the
county, but they had already set to work
to put their ideas into prominence.
The reform in the navy is made easier
because OF the general reorganization now
in progress there The general board has
been askd to consider the subject and
recommended to Secretary Meyer that the
changes can be brought about, by selection
for promotion or by process Of elminina-
ton.
At present officers in the navy are pro-
NOTED according to seniority alone. Many
have advocated that this system be
changed to allow selection for promotion
to the higher ranks. Others have sug-
gested the number of required retirements
annually be increased.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

Arizona's biggest citizen has lost mis- wife
and he snarls at the telegraph operators
In Omaha.
In his married life OF less than two
years the big fellow has lost mis- little help
mate twice. He has been In Omaha two
days and has kept the telegraph wires
hot with messages that have never been
delivered
Samuel Draper Dunlop, erstwhile citizen
Of Phoenix. AriE,, and reputed as the
heftiest man in the territory, stepped up
to the clerk at the Paxton hotel. His 2s5
pounds lowered above the desk.
Got anything from Oak Park for meT"
ne asked.
A seowl clouded his usually happy face
and a big baby wrinkle showed plainly In
his forehead.
Amt that the limit, ArmyG'' he said 70
college chum at his side. I've been
traveiin' the Honeymoon traH for less
than two years and I've last that little girl
on two separate occasions Ths Rad be-
tween Chicago ana Phoenix Is a rough one
for ma"
Dunlap oams to Omaha t. sasrfy h dis-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
TAFT HAS PLUMS FOR OMAHA
President May Make Two Nebraskans
Happy This Christmas.
NAMES MARSHAL AND ATTORNEY
Warner is Alone for disappointment,
While GOss HAS an Opponent for
His Job in Frank 8.
Howell.

President Taft can make two very ae-
ceptable Christmas gifts to Omaha resi-
dents. II he will. The appointments of
United States district attorney and United
States marshal for this district are due
almost any day now.
The candidates for the office Of United
States district attorney are Charles A,
Goss, the stresent incumbent. and Frank
s. Howell OF the firm of Jeffries &
Howell Mr.. Goss has the prestige of
quite successful administration OF the Of
flee to rely on, as well as some enthus-
iastic friends. Mr.. Howell has some very
strong backing and pressure on the two
United States senators in his behalf is
being brought 70 bear by a great many
influential members of the republican party
of Nebraska
In the case Of Marshal Warner there is
apparently no opposition to his reappoint-
ment. The clear field thus given him
may with a fair degree of certainty be
taken to mean that his Christmas gift will
arrive in due time.
One important aspect of Warmers candi-
dacy for reappointment is that it prac-
tically removes him from the field as a
candidate for congress in the Third Ne
braska district
The marshalship and attorneyship pay
1000 year each. They have become very
important positions by reason of the big
cases that have come before the federal
court in Omaha Of late and others likely
to come.
Both Goss and Warner are filling va
canoies caused by the demanded resigna-
tions of their predecessors. President
Roosevelt called for the designations of lrv-
ing F. Baxter, district attorney, and T. l..
Mathews marshal, at the time of the
commitment to custody Of Bartlett Rich
ards W. G. Comstock and their partners.
The then district attorney and marshal
were held to have exceeded their authority
and to have abused the power Of their
office when they permitted the prisoners
to go with their attorney TO dine at the
Omaha club instead Of taking them to the
Douglas county jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Burkett Tells
What Was Packed
in Those Boxes
Official Files of Office in Cases Fur
nished by Government Cause Of
Rumpus at Lincoln.
From a staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. 4-tSpecial
Telegram )-Senator Burkett is boiling mad
over recent article which appeared in
the Lincoln Star which virtually charges
him with using the franlting privileges for
the transportation OF personal apparel.
Five or more boxes which the govern
ment provides for the transportation Of Of
flee matters, bearing the we'll known Bur
kett signature we're landed in Lincoln in
due course. A reporter for the Star saw
a great sensation in these boxes and he
charged Burkett with transporting his
household goods, to say nothing Of cloth
ing, etc, in these aforesaid boxes.
Senator Burkett has gone after the edi-
tor of the Star. hammer and tongs. Fol-
lowing is letter which the senior senator
from Nebraska mailed to the editor Of the
Lincoln Daily Star today:
Dear Sir: Somebody has sent me
copy Of your paper of November 25, charg-
ing me with sending wearing apparel and
personal effects under my official frank
While It has always been rule of mine
since being in public life not to reply 10
newspaper criticisms, nevertheless, 1 can
not let go unchallenged your statement
that I have defrauded the government by
ABUSING the IfauklnB privilege.
Neither you, nor any member Of your
force saw into those boxes, and therefore
had no right to tell the people that there
was clothing or anything else improper in
them. You might as well have said they
contained dynamite or opium
Two young men packed, those boxes
Mr.. Clifford w. Leroy Of Fairbury and
Mr.. Don L. Russell of Lincoln. They are
honest and would have told you or shown
you what was in those boxes, If you had
asked them. These young men made the
statement then and 1 make it now, that
there was nothing in the boxes except Of
ficial files. The boxes were furnished by
the government for just the purposes for
which they were used, that is for trans
porting the official files back and forth
between Washington and home when we
have to go. In this particular instance they
contained the records of about 1000 pension
cases, many rural free delivery matters,
| postofflce appointments, miscellaneous
! legislation, etc. 1 was not there when the
boxes we're packed and had not been for
nearly three weeks, but / saw them un-
packed here and know Of what I write
you.
you had no right to say that there
was anything in them improper, nor to in
innate that there was without any knowl-
edge of the facts. 1t was an infamous thing
for you to do.
You have the right to oppose me and
to criticise everything do. but you shall
not lie about me. Herewith enclose you
copy Of the affldavits by the young mer
who packed and unpacked the boxes. Very
truly yours, e. J. BURKETT."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Yankee Jackics Dip Colors
to MarkSmen from Italy

WASHINGTON, Dec. A-Three jackiSs
ashore from the Italian cruiser Etruria
laid a course up Pennsylvania avenue last
night and dropped anchor abaft public
shooting gallery. Just then three Jolly
craft flying the Stars and Stripes hove In
view and bore down from the noreast to
speak the Italian squadron.
"Ah, messmates." spoke the Yankee
flagship. Blast my turrets, II we don't
challenge you TO a round or two at target
practice. swing into the roadstead and
clear for action"
The Italian skipper signaled full speed
ahead and the two fleets steamed into
the shooting gallery.
The loser settles the salvage bm." con
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
RS.DOXEY DEN ES MARRIAGE
Accused Woman Says She Did Not
Wed Erder.
GOT NO MONEY, SHE ASSERTS
VIII Try to Prove that Erder Had
Another wife, from Whom He
Was separated-ReRches
st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 4-Mrs. Dorath Eliza
beth Doxey in defending the charge that
she killed William j. Erder with arsenic,
will deny that she received Erders life
Insurance or that she knew his life was
Insured. She will deny also that she mar
fied Erder and will attempt to prove that
he had another wife, from whom he was
separated.
This statement was made by her attor-
ney. Judge Albert OF COLUMBUS. Just before
Mrs. Doxey, Supplied by morphine which
Jrer husband had irjected into her arm at
intervals of two hours through the night,
arrived in st Louis from Columbus, Neb.
After she had been carried into police
headquarters, Chief of Police Crecy de-
cared that she was shemming and that
her apparent collapse was due solely to
the drugs which her husband had been
permitted to administer. The chief ordered
DR.. Doxey from the detention room. Mrs.
Doxey was later taken to jail
sickness Declared sham.
DR.. c. NJ. Watson jail physician confirmed
Chief Creecy's diagnosis Of Mrs. Doxey's
cordition. DR.. Watson said that there was
no reason for removing her to the city
hospital
Mrs Doxey was taken from police head
quarters in an Ambulance. When the jail
was reached her husband and the trained
nurse who had come with them from
Columbus were denied admittance, Dr.
Watson and the jail matron taking charge
of the prisoner.
When the Wabash train carrying Mrs.
| Doxey arrived in the Union station sta
tion employees with an invalld's chair were
waiting on the platform. Tourists and
commuters were crowded about the car
and in the station there was a large
| crowd.
| Mrs. Doxey was carried from the car by
Attorney Albert and her husband. DR..
Loren b, Doxey. who placed her In the
chair and wrapped blankets about her.
Then came Sergeant Wade Matthews, JEFF
| ferson Fuller Of Aledo, H., Mr.. Doxeys
father, and Mrs. Stella Sparhawk. a trained
nurse. All had accompanied Mrs. Doxey
! from Columbus.
Two thicknesses Of black yelling covered
the accused woman's face. 1t effectually
concealed her features as she was wheeled
through the curious crowd TO the Twen-
tieth street entrance, where carriage was
in waiting. Sergeant Matthews and DR..
/
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

ditioned the Yankee lads, and the Italians
accepted
That's easy" spoke out one Of the Yam
kee fleet these Italians can't shoot"
International courtesy gave the chal-
lenged the first round When the first
Italian gun captain ceased firing he had
knocked down all the little tin birds.
cracked twelve glass balls rung the bulls,
eye until the bell was hoarse and had the
boss Of the shooting gallery worried about
his ammunition hoists.
"scuttled and foundered, shiver my tim
bersr roared the Yankee commander.
give me my range on that swob who
said these Italians could not shoot"
Honor being satisfied, the two squadron
dressed ship and laid a course sttaiEht
away for the first port OF call
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
STARVING IN ARMENIA
Eighty Thousand Are in Need of
Food, Says Report from
There.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec 4.-No less
than $1,000 persons are starving in Armenia,
according to advlces received by Emily G.
Wheeler. secretary Of the National Ar
menia and India Relief association, which
has its headquarters in this city. The sec
retary states that unless aid is sent speed
lily from America a large number Of Ar
menians win perish.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
JACKSON OUT FOR CONGRESS
Kansas Attorney General Backed by
stubbs, BristOw ana william
Allen white.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec, 4-Definite an
nouncement was made today that Attorney
General Fred S, Jackson will enter the
race for congress in the Fourth district
against j. NJ. Miller. the present member.
Mr.. Jackson will have the support OF
Governor Stubs. Senator Bristow and
William Allen White.