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Sea Tours for Rest. TfraI;i,
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lte 3 ). Mariposa sails from San Fran sco July
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Inion Line for Wellington. y H.
Tho only passenger line from U. g. to New ZeaIann
wellington and back, $3.50. Tahiti and back,
S125. lst class
LINE TO HoNOLULU-Speciai Round Trip Sild,
Isl class. : 8 Alameda sails June ii, July l..
August !. etc.
Address OCEANIC LINE, s73 Market ST., ssn
Francisco.
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l,sh full and accurate information of this
newly opened region
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make the use Of the fine livery feature
of the resort. The four-in-hand brake Is
in daily requisition by gay parties OF pic
nickers. bound for beautiful Beaver Dam
Falls or Greenbrier river. Excellent sad
die horses are to be had at reasonable
rates.
Mount Clifton, w. Va.
This popular and delightfully."- situated
resort is now ready to receive families
and single individuals for the summer.
| The location is charming. Situated on a
! spur of North mountain, In the Suburbs
| Of picturesque and historical Hedgesville.
| w. Va. it affords open surroundings and
| view that is unsurpassed. The view
| from the piazzas is one of the most beau-
tiful and extensive that the eye can be-
hold just back of the house and easy
of ascent is a knob of the North noun
tain upon which Is erected an observa-
tory. From this point is spread before
the eye at every turn panorama or val
IeyS, mountain ranges ana mountain
gaps. BY the long range of vision thus
afforded, and its constant exercise, the
greatest relief is given to those suffering
from wearied brain work and nervous ex-
haustion, the result of continued short
range vision in work and domestic life
in offices, houses and c oSely bullt-up
streets of cities. The surrounding coun-
try abounds in pleasing road scenery and
good roadS, making TIaiiS anu ui INiis
delight. Plenty of game abounds in
the mountains and surrounding country.
There is splendid bass fishing in Black
creek, one mile and the Potomac river
two miles distant.
keep Tryst."
Keep Tryst Is picturesquely located on
the slope of the renowned Maryland
Heights, near Harpers Ferry. Few aces
equal and none is more desirable as
place at which to recuperate and spend
a pleasant outing. Sandy Hook station.
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Is
only one-fourth of mile distant, the
same as Keep Tryst post office, also ex-
press and telegraph offices. The elevation
is high, healthy and well drained. There
are never-faiing mountain springs, ac-
knowledged as beneficial in kidney trou-
BILE, and safe mountain rambles which
command fine views.
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low is entitled to rank among the fore
most mineral waters OF the world
Thousands of invalids from every part
of this country have found speedy ana
complete restoration to health in the
crystalline depths OF this peity-com-
pouuded reservoir Of healing.
Besides this. there is the sulphur spring,
the healing spring. the arsenic spring. the
iron-sulnhur sprng. the chalybeate spring.
the alum spring and the freestone spring.
each "A specific for many diseases
The Blue Ridge Inn.
The Blue Ridge Inn Is situated on the
summit of the Blue Ridge mountains. one
mile from Bluemont. Ea.-terminus of the
Washington and Bluemont division Of the
Southern ralway-fifty-eicht miles from
Washington. This delightful and beautF-
flI summer resort IS 1,G9o feet above sea
level. commanding grand and picturesque
mountain scenery. the magnificent fertile
ana historical Loudoun and Shenandoah
valleys and the wtndings OF the Shenan-
doah river. abounding in bass, flowing
at the base OF the mountains two miles
away
The country nearby possesses the
charming diversity peculiar to mountain
Gus districts, presenting ever changeful
and delightful views seldom equaled.
Pure aud refreshing hreeZes can be en-
ioyed during the heated season on the
wide veranda which encircles the house
There can be no more beautiful or health
ful place TO spend the summer.
Among the popular sumner camps, To-
Gated in Virginia is the Recreation camp
On the Potomac river near Mount Yer
non. The campers have good facilities
for bathing. boating and fishing and a
regular course of physical culture exer-
cises is given by trained instructors.
There are separate camps, one for boys
and men. and the other for women and
girls. Small cottages are used instead
of tents.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-01
LINDSAY CALIFORNIA.

Hello Mo. How are you getting
along back there We Califor
ma $ are getting along fine
Fine weather we are having
now.
Every thing is in full blossom
and the ranches loois like the
flowers Of Il garden.
We have not thought Of com
ing back to Mo. yet And We
are having all the good oranges
we can eat, ana expect to have
lots Of peaches soon. Had lots
OF garden stun all winter to cat.
Mrs. John Smoth.rman and
Grandma AID Mrs. Pearl Demon
called on Mrs Manda I}ruton
Thursday
j. Il. B'uton called on his
daughter Thur. morn.
Plenty of work in California
can get from $3.50 to 800 n day.
Clyde and Earl Stelnart land
ed in Lindsay Cal, last Sat.
Sig Finley and family landed
in Tu!arc Friday and they are
we'll satisfied expect to make
| their home here
Mrs, Ma'grct, Mallatt has
moved to Tnlarc TO live.
Grey Allen lives at Tulare
Cal, she is working at the dress
making and millinery work.
Martin Stewart Is down with
the rheumatism at Lodi Cal. He
is with his daughter, Lizzie.
The sun is shining nice and il
is warm enough to us. a pars,.l
and We can look across the Minis
60. miles and see snow.
We have fine s s and church
here.
Well we will ring or, and I'm.
derstand there is none Of us
home sick. so il this escapes the
vast basket we will come again
bye bye.
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For THE 10 my covenant unto them
Shen I should take away their sins.
As concerning The gospeL they are
enemies for your 1ske. but ~ touching
the election. they ere bell we'd for tho
ia,h.n' sskt& liom. 1i-25: 20:2c. %
Here is the new birth spoken
Of by Christ to Nicndemus. And
without this birth the Jews will
never see the kingdom of God.
But We as a Gentle people come
70 God through Christ and for
this reason Paul said.
Seeing II Is one God which shall justify
the circumcision by faith. and uncircum
/ cision through faith.
DO We then make void The law through
faith! God forbid; yea. We establish The
law. Rom $50, 81.
We must be o follower of Paul
10 be justified through Christ.
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Tell me why Paul after he had
preached II years IN tue Gen.
tiles. when he went up to Jeru-
salem had to obey the Mosicial
law under the teaching of the
~ Apostles? Tell me why Paul
said that the Isfaelites we're en-
emies to the gospel for the sake
of the Gentiles. and they were
the beloved for the fathers sake.
Please read,
Az concerning the gospel. they are enc
mits for your sake; but as touching tie
election. they are beloved for the falI--
ers' sakss. Rom 1i--2S,
Please tell me who the two
witnesses was spoken Of in this
manner?
Aud ! will give power unto my two
witnesses. and they shall prophecy q
th0nsabd two hundred aud !hreescoIe
d Us. clothed In shckciOih. Rev, 1i-3
Now il we are not right in our
teaching. please do not fail tC
answer those questions as early
as possible. Bro. Newly II you
will jast read the Bible with an
understanding. you will find
there il Two Men spoken oil
from the first and second chap
tiers OF Genesis, to the las'
Chapter of Revelations. Even
to day you know that the Israel
ties are different people from
the Gentiles, and Christ com
mitted the gospel OF circumcis
i'm to Peter for them, and after he
did that he committed the gospe'
of uncircumcision to Paul for the
Gentiles. In no other way car
you moniza the Word of God
| SO I beg to reman your Bro
Their in Christ.
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WELC( ME ITEMS.
Nice weather at prcsant.

Nice weather Ut prcsant
Flowing IA tho order { III, day
Mr. William Best and Son For
est WAS soc0 going TO Norwood
last Tuesday with II load # tea
Thomas McCraw and wiie wen,
10 Norwood las, Saturday.
James and Brnnie MoCraw il
emitting cord wood this week.
Mary McCraw aud daugh,c,
Selio visit Mira. Royal last rnss.
win Shores called al Tom Nc.
Craws Iast freddy he Is one OF
Wright Co.'S. beat mon.
Mr. Usscry and wife visited
Charlie Usscry ami wife las, Mon
John DorcIson il plowirg this
week.
Mary McCraw and daughter
Selie visited Mrs. Call Holt las,
"Wednesday
Miss Lille Goodlct cut her foo,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Long and wife was seen go.
ing TO Norwood last Saturday.
MI. Allen AID wife YVES Men 20
ing to Norwood last Saturday.
Charlie Ussory went to Norwood
Saturday.
Mary MeCraw anu con Clifford
mAdo q business trip to Mr.. Royals
last Friday.
Archey Rniney was married TO
Miss Hitchcock las, Tuesday. was
followed Friday night with Q
shivcrrce.
Mrs. Rymcl visited Mrs. Jane
Holt last Monday.
Thomas McCraw, Wits and son
James visited Mr.. Rymel las, Tues.
night. Just before Rymei and
family leaving.
I am sorrow to boar the Colo.
ny people having such II 6rs.
We'll ! will ring of.
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Owing 70 Which Adam
You Mean.
QUESTION 70. 9.

Now Bro, Garrett ! said that
the Ed. by saying owing to
which Adam you speak Of, must
claim that God in creating the
world aud man that he created
more than one Adam, and you
say Bre. Newly has requested
MS TO give thus sayeth the Lord
for q man created before the
man Adam, which was placed in
the garden. this You say We
shall kindly and gladly do. The
Ed. quotes from Gen. that God
created male and female now in
this scripture, we have a man
created male and female. Now
this is one man. After this is
done God rested one day. and
then formed man from the dust
of the ground; this man God
places him alsne IN the garden
to dress this garden and keep it.
E1 says this is the second man
and God calls them both Adam,
then he says, please read and so
it is written. the first man Adam
was made a living soul, the last
Adam was made quickening
spirit. ! Cor. Is A.. ..
lie says here is the 2 Adams
tiat we spoke Of. Then the Bro.
quotes Gen. 2-l9, and says
here is the second set If beasts
for the second man and he says
there was = people just Ms il
reads and they are the Gentilcs
and the Israe'ites. The Bro
claims that God in creating the
world and man that be created
Y Adams and that they are
the Gentiles and Israelitns was
not Noah and Family the seed OF
Adam that was formed from tho
lust OF the earth If so ut the dc.
Mge the Gentilcs was all destroy
cd. In | Cor. f. ~ where the
apostle Paul speaking OF the last
Adam he says he was made q
quiclening spirit it taonot be
possible that God in Great
jig the world and man
created this last Adam that was
made a qu.ckcning spirit, Please
read,
For since by man came death
by man came also the rcsurrec
ton Of the dead. For rs in Adam
all die even so in Christ shall all
be made alive, the first man is OF
the earth earthly, the second man
as the Lord from Heaven. /. Cor.
II - AZ.
We hope from this our Bro.
will not only see that this last
Adam was not create d when
God created The. word and man
and that all OF the CRKSSET read.
crs will see the truth
Your Bro. IN Christ.
J. n. Newly
Mt. Grove Mo.
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ANSWER TO 9TH. CUES.
I|ONIN QUESTIONS,
NO 4,
QUESTIONS No. 4.

Bro Garrett, rs | like to hear un.s-
lions discussed III At is 20 the interest t.
the people. would like To ask a few
que lions 10 br answered in the CHE,ssr
Filth. When Christ was srraying to
Nc"denlus he says. Verify ls,y unto
Aee man must he born again to tre
the Kingdom Of Heaven" What is it
that /, born npaiut
six h, What is the spirit Ut man?
wa dose, trusting the FL. will no!
think | AN 10 iD0ui.iiivc.
j. II. Newly,
The question rs recorded is
not just vcrDatum with the word,
but we arc not finding any fault
to that part, only to speak, so
that we may get at the real
meaning Of what Christ said.
For Christ said to Nicodemus.
verify | LAY untothee man must
be born again to see the king.
dom OF Cod Christ did not say
of heaven but o. God. The rea.
son for us useing this explana-
ton is because if Christ had of
said (heaven) in the place (of
Cod the meaning would have to
be changed, For there is Il off.
ference b.twecn the kingdom Of
heaven AID the kingdom of God.
But we are not called on to OK.
plain The difference between
these two kingdoms But to ex.
pluin what is il that is born
again First We must under.
stand that Christ was talking to
a Jew. aiulcr of the Jews And
Chyist was binding their eyes,
as a nation by parallels: And
this WAS "ne of his parallels;
And Nicodcmus could not I'M.
dcrstand it. And yet in this
parable Christ said to Mood mus
that the Jews as Il nation had to
be born again Although he
said "A man" now fer the proof,
we will have to give evidence
first to show that they will b. in
Il state, that it becomes neces.
sary for new birth again. So
we call Matt. on the stand.
Anolhcr parable put he forth unto
them Ga, Ing, The kingdom OF heaven is
like 10 vain Of mustard seed, which n
man took, aud sowcd IN his field.
Which indeed Is the least Of ali seeds
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-01
THE CRESSEF .
NORWOOD Mo
xdcAx LORE


--Lumber at the Colony Mill for
sale.
Marion Agee has yellow and
white Sweet potatoes for bedding
purposes, for sale.
"A large turnout at the Colony
meeting on last Saturday night
and Sunday At 3 o'clock.
Every Sunday at B O'clock,
you can come to meeting TT the
Colony Tabe.niclt,
One OF the Colony preachers
will preach at Bro. Wesley Jones
next Sunday at II O'clock and
at night again,
The Eds. regular appointment
at Pleasant Hill School house is
next Sunday at II O'clock, come
one, come all.
Lumber. Lumber, LUMBER,
at the Colony Mill. Will deliver
il any where within a radiencc
Of 9 miles.
The widow Sappington and
daughter Mrs. Lula Garrett Wis.
tied Mrs. Cal Holt one day last
week, and reported a fine visit.
Now friends OF the CHESsET
don't one wait on another to
help w, we need $500 to keer
the CRESSET going The CRES-
SET certainly has friends enough
to help that much. Come now.
We understand that there was
three teams runaway in Noun
tain Grove on last Monday
nobody was hurt although there
was little boy run over but was
unframed.
The Widow Gale and Mrs.
Charley Davis and children and
Mrs Mulkey and child, camc
to 8 O'clock prayer meeting n,
the Colony and stayed with the
Ed and wife until three O'clock
meeting. Come again good people
There was a cutting Array ir
Min. Grove on last Saturday
night when the Marshal got
badly hurt several OF the Min,
Grove boys were arrested on
Monday for the same, they were
drinking at the time OF the
trouble.
Mr.. Warren Atkisson OF the
Min. Grove News called on tia
Ed. Of the WORLDS CRtSsET on
last Monday and took dinner
with the Ed. Mr.. Atksson is Il
live worker of the news, and We
learn from the pages of the news
that it merits good patronage
from the people in and around
Min. Grove.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-01
Mountain Grove Mo.
Msrcll 90 1860.
Dear Editor

March ~ 1907.
Dear Editor
Az ! am becoming
greatly interested IN tho discus.
Sons now running in the CHEssxr
| thought / would take q hahi in
the pluy as | thiLk it will help
the paper and do much good to
the community. In this article I
wish to give the Immortal J. B. o
few things to think about;I will
begin ty saying that | have not at
tanned my immortality BY a cou.
pie of months, According to J. BIS
definition Of the term shall bs Mt
great disadvantage in the discus.
SIGN Of the scientific facts in the
case; nevertheless, ] will endeavor
to help tho co nraue to q better
understanding OF tho matter in
hand. Then 10 begin with l will
give my definition OF science.
Science is what W. learn of what
God did Tor US when He created
tho world for the benefit of man.
Now ! suppose the Immortal
will OBJECT at chce to this diGni.
ton, and say that science ia what
we learn of nature; | will not Oh.
jet to that al all, us it is q fact;
then this brings US OF onca to the
point III dispute, is nature God?
Now | must say tia: I cannot
see how any intelligent man cnn
conclude that there is rot all in
telligence behind all that We see
and know.
If Wa take the bible definition
Of creation we have no trouble in
deciding thu matter us it gives us
a fu!! description Of the whole
matter, Gnd when i man attempts
20 learn from science or any other
mems that we have of learning.
he pu,s me IN mind Of man !
knew in North No., who under.
took to study ont the secrets of
Masonry vithou jo,Llpg the Ma.
sons aud he went crazy.
! wonder it the Immortal knows
that the CREATES scientists Of the
world iape to admit that life can.
not be Produced only Though or
by lite.
| wonder il he knows that the
lie germ Of u weed q lizard. ana
IL man are chemically identical
and yet the weed germ has never
prodaced ANYTHING but o weed.
the germ OF the lizard nothing
hut II lizard, auo the germ OF
man nothing but human being:
and cannot possibly be made IL
produce anything else by any
scionce That man has yet discover.
ed. All these are ADMITTED iacts.
by the science; be invokus to prove
his position, tins heing the cnse,
he is compelled 10 admit that
there Is u self existent life that
can imnart that life and causes it
I" reproduce ITSELF, otherwise
:heie never would or could have
been life On earth or elsewhere.
this ! think proves concinsively
thai there must be a personal God
or living. first cause, for all that
we see or know.
With our knowledge OF things
and the source from which we can
gather it. ] do not see how any
man can suppose that man eau
nev'r discover anything satisfac.
tory IN regard to the origin or
future destiny of man. As every.
thing We know or sea except our
p'a' "tary system has o beginning
md AZ end. ! cannot see aow
any reasonable man can suppose
bat there ia no end to everything y
Else except The sci { existent cause
fall Things which we call God,
The Unknown.
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SOCIETY

weeks last summer, and Count Casalino
and the other officers made many friends
here during their stay. The Eruria VIII
remain here for about a fortnight
Gen, Miles. who recently returned 10
his residence, 1913 Seventeenth street. for
the winter. VIII entertain a number of
the guests who will come to Washington
for the wedding Of his son, Lieut.. Sher-
man Miles, and Miss Yulee Noble. which
will take place on Wednesday. November
a. IN St Johns Church.
Baron Hardenbroek. OF the German En-
bassy is expected IN Washington some
time this week. He has been abroad most
OF the summer. and sailed from Rotter-
dam for New York week ago.
Miss Katherine Brown. granddaughter
OF former Senator Henry Gassaway
Davis, who has been the guest Of Miss
Jessie Krogstad. daughter OF DR.. Krog-
stad, in K street. has gone with heI
hostess and Mrs Krogstad for short
visit TO New York.
Rev. Charles Wood. pastor Of tho
Church Of the Covenant. and Mrs. Wood
are located in their new home in s street
between Twenty-nrst and Twenty-seconC
streets.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. wife OF tn
/ Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, who
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guests Miss Leona Stern, Miss Lillian
Herman. Miss Lillian Bernstein. MISS
Gladys MAYER, Miss Rhoda Mantner, MISS
Ernestine Rich, Miss Hortense Sondheim-
er. Miss Hannah Rose, Miss Ida Ullman'
and Messrs Morris Eiseman, Eugene
Young, Henry Ullman. Charles Unschuld.
Sidney Alexander and sam Alexander.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Downing for a reception on
the afternoon OF December 2 to present
their daughter. Miss Elsie Downing, 10
Washington society.
Mr. and Mrs Frank B. Noyes have
sent out cards for a reception Friday
afternoon. November g. at which they
will introduce their daughter, Miss
Frances b. Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes
lived in Chicago during the time theiI
children were small, and have returned
TO present their daughter among theiI
friends in their old home. Mrs. Noyef
was formerly Miss Janet Newbold. and
is a sister OF Mr.. Fleming Newbold. Mr.
Noyes is the eldest son Of the late Mr.
Crosby S. Noyes.
MT. ana MIS-. Wnlam hahn ana fanny
have given up their home in P street and
are at the Congress Hall Hotel for an IN
/ definite stay
Mrs. Amanda HeXter, OF Memphis
/ Tenn, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
! ris Caro-.
Mrs. Nose Herzog and children left OF
Monday for a visit TO Oh City, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Resented, OF Balti
more, spent the week end in the city a
the guests Of relatives.
Miss Elizabeth S. Cotton. member o
the Royal Asiatic Society. and famous a
a lecturer on Oriental subjects. IS tn
guest OF Mrs. Charles W. Richardson. a
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Eiseman, David Baer. Stanley Fischer.
Melville Fischer, Milton Goldsmith, Al
fred Haas. Edwin Hahn. Arthur Luchs'
Arthur Neuman, Lester Neuman, Lester
Marx. Herbert Rich, Bernard Baer. David
Stern, Alfred Stern, Herbert Guggenheim'
Nathan Frank, Louis Levy, Isaac Notes.
julius Richards, Milford stern, Stanley
Lansburgh, Meyer King. Harry King.
Joseph King. and Abe King.
Mrs. ]. w. Hechinger entertained the
Afternoon Whist club on Tuesday.
Mrs. Goethals, wife OF Col Goethals. is
the guest OF Gen. and Mrs. Aleshire. who
nave been entertaining informally Tor her.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle will be at home
informally at her Sixteenth street resi-
dence next Friday afternoon
Mrs. Eldridge Jordon. who has been the
guest OF friends in Baltimore for several
days, returned 10 her Washington home
yesterday.
Mrs. Romeyn has gone to Fort Ethan
Allen, VT, where she is the guest OF her
niece. Mrs. KRONER, wife Of Capt. L. B.
KRONER. who gave a large bridge party
last Thursday evening in Mrs. Romeyn'
honor.
Friendship Circle has arranged for
Dutch supper. followed by a dance. q
National Rifles Hall tomorrow evening
Mrs Louis Bush and Mrs. Jacob Steinei
will be at home Friday afternoons anC
/ efr
northwest.
Gen. and Mrs. Greedy sailed FRIDAY
from Boston to spend tie winter fl
Florence, Italy They were accompanied
by their two daughters, Miss Rose Greel!
and Miss Gertrude Greedy. the latter o
whom viii be a debutante Of next season
The Misses Greedy did not come to Wash