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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-07-19

rp p1vcu.n SCHOOL AshrIleE c. hsp prepared Boys TO be Men for III hAhSS nnTM5
inaed on the Ahsrnn 7aeau 8 miles rom city Organization MILITARY Tor pS.n aLana1
CONTROL and CARRIAGE Boys expelled from hE scnoS W'r S""
when Uncovered haHns a"""As eA0"e' Address COL R. BINGHAM. sw.. Box 100
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL-Petslums. April so.
Rev j. r. Hearst Of Fair Oaks has oeen
called to the pastorate OF me fresoS Sis5 .ei.s9
here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
navy, LIKE RAILWAY,
WITHOUT ANY CARS
Captain |. N. Hibbard Shows Ef-
feet of Decay of American
Merchant Marine

Captain /. n. Hibberd of the Merchant
speaker at the weekly luncheon of the
Commonwealth club, held in the colonial
room of the st. Francis at noon yester-
day. He took as the subject of his ad-
dress the American merchant marine,
and touched upon the decay of that
trade. He cited specifically the disad-
vantages under which American COM
merce labors in the South American,
Australian and oriental markets, say
ing:
I'm the event of making a shipment
from any Atlantic port to any South
American destination, if is necessary to
ship 1T first to Europe, probably on
foreign steamer, and there reship it on
another foreign line to it's destination
South America, Africa, India and Aus
tralia, both east and west are without
a single American ship plying between
the United States and those countries"
Referring to the fact that the United
States navy had few American golfers
to transport its coal and few vessels to
carry supplies, Captain Hibberd said
What would you say of an overland
railroad that had built a splendid line
between here and New York, equipped
III every way except Win rollng STOCK,
and dependent upon being able to buy
or hire this from it's competitors when
ever it had occasion to use the road?
What would be. the position of this
railroad, If, in time of activity, their
competitors would refuse for selfish
reasons to lend their. assistance? :,
This is practically the position Of the
United States navy today. 1t is able to
go from place to place solely because it
can charter the foreign colliers to carry
its coal"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
COMES into CITY
Santa Clara County Man Buys
Northwest Corner of Geary
and Mason Streets

one of the largest Sales made this
wear in downtown property was con-
s1mmated Thursday of last week, when
Charles a. Pugh of Santa Clara county
purchased through the real estate firm
of Joseph Fl. Rucker & Co. the north
west corner of Geary and Mason
streets. owned by Virginia Ford and
the Union trust company, the consid-
Grafton 'being 100000.
The property has. frontage OF 1874
feet in the northerly side Of Geary
street bv "A depth of 40 feet in the west
erIy side of Mason. but the greater
part of. the lot has a depth OF so feet
to a street in the rear running westerly
from Mason street. 1t is understood
that the purchaser has already IN
structed his architect to prepare plans
for a building to be erected tmmedt-
ateIy on the westerly half OF the lot
fronting on Geary street He has not
decided definitely. however, as TO the
number of stories or the interior ar
rangement, but it is believed that 1t
will be either six or eight story
building
One of the most important features
in this sale is the fact that The pur-
chaser is a nonresident. which is an
indication of the confidence that out
side capital has in the future of San
Francisco as a field for large invest
ments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
invite CHILDREN
TO join DANCES
Park Commissioners to Serve
Youngsters Lunch During
May Day Festivities

To dance around the MaypoIe in
Golden Gate park wflIebe the privilege
or all the children of San Francisco
tomorrow. AT the children's pIay-
ground in the park will be erected a
splendid pole. There will be three spe-
ciai dances, at 1890. 1890 and 2:3O
O'Clock, and during the time the bands
VIII make lively music for the young
sters. AT noon the children, as guests
OF the park commissioners, will be
treated free to luncheon in the chill
dren's quarter
In addition to the Maypole dances
there will be Irish and Scotch nationaI
dances by specially trained classes of
children The classes of the Allen sis
1ers and of Miss Dougherty will dance
mere VIII be music by the Columbia
PARK ooys band, the Hebrew ornban
asylum band and the League of the
Sross band and pipers viii play for the
dancers ' ~ .Ie
In the afternoon there will be q hand
concert by the park band in the hand
stand. @ va III
tomorrow will be a school bolida,,
ana the children are expected to .fock
IN great numbers to the park and there
JON IN the merry making of the dav.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
COUNTERFEIT Coin
MAKER IS CAUGHT
Secret Service Operatives Ar
rest Harry Stokes and Seize
Apparatus at Lodgings

Harry Stokes. so years old, who has
lat1ng the law in reference to the
making of spurious coin. was arrested
for coupterfeiting- by Secret. Service
Operative S. A. Connell of Portland.
and G. 5. SpauIding. an operative in
the local office. on the Vallejo street
wharf yesterday afternoon. On his
person were found SO counterfeit so
cent pieces.
in Stokes room at the Hotel Aber-
deem, 161 Sixth street were found all
the apparatus needed for making
counterfeit coins and number of un-
finished coins Stokes was inclined to
deny having made the coins when ar
rested, but on being confronted with
the apparatus found in his lodgings. he
admitted that he had been operating
here for the last two months.
Stokes was last convicted for count
erfeiting in 1900 and sent to San Quen-
tin. After serving his term Stokes
went north to the Puget sound country.
where he remained until two weeks
ago, when he came to San Francisco.
He made and passed counterfeit coins
while in the north, and it was there
that Connell picked up his trail
Stokes passed most of his counter
feits in saloons, cigar stores and small
drug stores. Since his arrival here
the city has been flooded with counter
felt. so cent pieces. which possess a
high grade2,of workmanship.
Stokes was taken to the Alameda
county Jail. He will be given his pre-
liminary examination before United
States Commissioner Heacock tomorrow
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
ILLNESS DELAYS HEaRINc M.

ILLNESS DELAYS HEARING Illness causad
lne continuance of the hearing of Mrs Mar
garet q Shepard, formerly register cJerk AT
i.as.on ista.o y, who is under arrest for riding reg
Istered mail before United States Commit
sioner Heacock yesterday morning a doctor:s :
certlhcate was submitted by Mrs Sbepard,s 8
attorney The hearing was continued until
next Saturday morning ''''i Ai
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
FAILS TO PRESS SUIT;
HIS WIFE GETS DIVORCE
Thomas Bartholomew HiIIiard
Must Pay AIimony

Thomas Bartholomew Hilliard. a Gus
toms house broker, who sued Anna Hill
lizard for divorce, failed to appear in
Judge Van Nostrand's court yesterday
when the case was called for trial, but
his wife was there and she was granted
a decree with $50 a month alimony on
her cross complaint.
Lewis z. Smith. a book agent, sent
his wife Lottie from Iowa to Califor-
MIA, promising to follow her, but failed
to do so, according to the testimony of
Mrs Smith in Judge Cabaniss' court
yesterday. She was granted a divorce
on the ground of desertion.
Caterina Flores Aiello sued Joseph
Aiello, fisherman. for divorce, charg-
ing that while she was i'll in bed he
beat her with his fists and kicked her.
Regina Waxman, in a suit for divorce
from Isadore WaXman, also accused her
husband of beating her with clenched
fists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

The only Taylor Whisky distilled in
KentuckY-or ont of it. The only gen
nine Taylor Whisky. Yellow label.
Bottled in bond.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
FORGOT AND KEPT THE
DIAMOND HE FOUND
Accused Man =, Has Novel De-
tense on Larceny Charge

Andrew Wood put forward novel
defense in Police Judge Deasys court
yesterday when he was charged with
petty larceny for stealing a diamond
valued at $40. He had been employed
to clean carpets in q house in Sacra-
mento street and stole the diamond.
The diamond dropped on the floor and
I picked it up" said Wood. tI put the
diamond in my pocket, intending to
give it to the lady. and forgot all about
ii. | have S6 in my room and it can be
used to pay for any damage to the
diamond
DIES OF BERI-BERI-Antonio. Ravieri wood
cutter who was said to have had beri- -beri,
died yesterday at the city and county hospital.
He was a resident OF Sisson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
Street
BEGINS CONCERTS
Schoolgirls Sing Patriotic Songs
at First Open Air Affair
of Season

The songs of school children and a
concert by C. III. Cassasa's band proved
a great attraction in Hamilton square
yesterday afternoon. Under the direc-
tion of the singing teacher, Miss Estene
Carpenter, 100 of the girls of the Ham
ilton grammar school sang several pa
trlotic songs and the band played long
program.
The concert was given under the aus
plces OF the Fillmore Street improve
ment association as the forerunner' of a
series of Saturday night band concerts
which the association will give in Ham
ilton square commencing May T.
Several thousand persons crowded
around the bandstand and showed the
greatest appreciation, the schoolgirls
receiving round after round of ap-
plause. The members of the improve
ment association expect that the Satur-
day night concerts will bring out an
attendance of upward of 10000
The selections rendered by the band
were:
Anthem. Star spangled Banner Kew
March. queen OF sheba ........... Gounod
Overture. .,Tannla,iser' '..........R r. Wasner .ne
Minuet. "a fAntique'' - PadereWski
Mosaic, introducing the gems Of Weber Godfrey
songs School Girls
Dance of the Hours" C'Ea Giaconda'J
60. Ponchielli
e,S sIarcb ito .9s,,ara S5rtnaqe ~ I., Herbert
America
THROAT WOUND PROVES FATALZHermapn.
Stein. a solicitor who attempted snicide in
nj OF deSpondency by cutting his throat April
county hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

Stein. solicitor who attempted suiclde in a
MT OF despondency by cutting his throat April
10, died Yesterday morning at the city and
county hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

PETITION IN BAEKRUPTCY-WaIterD ID. Almy.
an Oakland salesman. filed petition in bank
court. His liabilities are echeduIed ~
81 1924. with no assets
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

BICYCLE RIDER IEJURED-Dsshed suddenly
10 the street by the skidding fof his bicycle at
Van Ness avenue and Market street yesterday
morning, Prosper CaTagua. butcher suffered
basal fracture Of the skull. which NAV result
in his death. His home is at 3I1I Webster
street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

EaIrT Malos-Helen Nrlght, sarah dAncOna,
Lasste Shiels. Dorothy Gebhardt Valerie
Arnold, Helen st. Gosr. Helen Holladay,
Betsy Barbara Payne, Elizabeth Rosekrans,
lice Hops. Dorothy Leland. Louise Por-
ter. Constance Reston. Margaret Perkins
Dorothy Allen. Grace Spencer, Dorcss Pow
9r EVELYN McGsw, Anna Rsdke, Rose
Bellies. Marian Stone, Margaret Gross
Catherine Wright, Suzanne Colby, I,inley
Cheffns. Jane Nugent- Elsie Jacob.
Red wood Men and Common Evil Demons
leon Sloss Baldwin McGaW TREY Ford
Bowie Detrick. Mark Gerstle. Robert LsEi-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-29

Traitor means to beiray ~
own people. his own friends, b.
own Country: hence Judas b
trayed Christ, ore who was a.
the tribe Of Judah, the same tribQ
that Judas belonged to as far III
his natural lienage was concern.
ed, Judas was q devil as Christ
said I have chosen you twelve
but one Of you ore a DEVIL this
man was under the power Of
satan, he did The work VI satan, or
F, in other words he worked for sa!
tan. This man was lost: The guess
|tion might be asked Why was he.
a devil? And the answer would
he that the love of money is the.
l,uot of all evil and there is no
mistake but what Judas had q
great love for money. And II
we have not answered this ques.
I,ion satisfactorily we beg for
more questions On this point or
any other point that any one
may ask. yours for the gospel Of
Christ.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-29
PAGE OF INQUIRY.
QUESTION NO. "a.
HAS TIMES CHANGED?

Editor uf the WORLDS Cries.
SET see in your last weeks OF
Sept. / 1910, IN Editorial headed
Freedoms CALL" And in that
article, you write as though it
was wrong for a minister to take
q salary for his ministerial labor
You do not mean to say thai
he should not be paid do you?
Please answer in the CREsSE1
at your convenience.
Mr.. Harry Baker
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-29
ANSWER To Question No. "a.
QUESTION NO "a.

ED. CREssEr. Please tell US who
midas was that betrayed ChrIsr
was he q Jew or Gentle!
H. L. Pool.
Judas was Of Jewi.h Descent
mis- Father xas q Jew. the name
Judas Is a dirivative OF judah
his Fathers name was Simon,
please read;
Jesus answered, He 1t Is, &c
whom l shall give a sop when ]
have dipped it. And when ne
had dipped the sop, he gave IL u
Judas Iscariot, the son OF Simon
(St John. IS. 26)
He then was the son Of Simon
Simon was a leading jew. or il
other words an Israelite. Judas
was u traitor; please read.
And Judas the brother q
James, and Judas Iscariot, whIcl
also was the traitor. list. Luke.t
IS.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-29
TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
~ or otherwise shall be treated
as n friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases s. through It's
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-29
QUESTIONS NO. 90.

Dear Ed CRESsEr, trust that
YOU will not think that | am try
ing to impose on you by asking |
30 many questions; the questions
that I ask : think is questions
that ought to be explained to the
people by thus saith the Lord.
1. What is the Holy Spirit?
9. Is it not, the Word of God
spoken by the Holy Spirit thru
the Apostles to us?
Bird. Is the Holy spirit any
thing else but a teacher?
4th. And what is the spirit OF
Christi
5th. When does God send the
spirit of his son into our hearts
crying Abhi father?
6. How is il, that we know that
we dwell in Christ and he in Us:
Please answer soon.
J. II. Newly
ANSWER TO Questions No. %.
Continued from last week.
Here Is the fact that God has
Seven Spirits that he sends
forth into all the world, and eacl
one of them has a separate Mis-
sion Work to do, as you Will sea
in the sounding of the scvel
trumphets
With those facts before US, W
must truly see that the Spirit U
Christ must be in every christian
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-29

but the Holy Spirit will be in GER
tain men only, those only who
are sent to preach the gospel.
Out side OF this Us we have
heretofore proven he sheds a.
broad in the heart the Love OF
God. Christ is manifested IN
us by the works We do like
Christ did. God sends the Spirit
Of His Son into our hearts crying
Abba Father. After the Love OF
God Is shed abroad III our hearts,
which answers the 5th. Question
and brings us to the 9th and last
which is:
"How is it, that we know that
we dwell in Christ, aud He in US!
His promise Is that we shall
know, Wherefore he says;
Behold l stand at the door and
knock; II any man hear my voice
and open the door. l will comt
lin to him, and will sup with him
and he with me. (Rev. 0. 2O)
Christ says that He stands a
the door and knocks. II any maj
will hear His voice. tina. he vii
come In and sup with him. Nov
there is no enc who will open tn
,, door, but what will know it, an
;, Christ has promised to come
y and sup with him whenever h
y. ". opens the door Of his heart.
~ Christ says purge yourself
&c YOU will know when you do THU
!. He says, bring your bodies a Il
~ ing sacrifice, you will know whe
YOU do this, He says take U
. your Cross and follow me- "
will know when you d. this, az
- when YOU do this you open tt
door, and Christ comes in al
sups with you, and you wi
M Him; in this manner you knt
". that Christ dwelleth in you, Al
ng you in him.
ms There are many more Tes
'ns monies to teach us how we
know. But just one more is
, we shall give at this prcst
;od time; Please read.
,ru And hereby we co know Il
we know him. if we keep
INV commandments, He that sal
know him and keepcth not
: os commandments, j., a liar,
the truth is not in him,
ao But whose keepeth his VI
~. in him verify is the love OF {
perfected; hereby know we I
we are in him. Il John. 2, 81
Here is the plain truth
teaches how we are TO know
,.h,, do know, So hoping our ans
may be satisfactory, we bel
~, not, to ask again. In Truth
-.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-29

ow the BIRTH 81 Jesus Christ
IN this wise. When AS his
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The CREsSET'..
NORwOoD MO
New. L. s. Garrett Editor.

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-26
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The song of the robin reminds
US that spring is near. Let us re-
mind you of a suit of clothes or
a pair Of trousers that need clean
ing for early wear. We do any
thing in the dry cleaning line
and our work is first class. You
can inspect the work by calling
at our office. Special attention
given to both ladies' and gents
clothing also silk and velvet drap.
cries.
cRAWF0RD's LAUNDRY.
Phone 100.
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treat you white. Others come and
make big talk then go. We stay
WORK, and deliver the goods.
Office Phone 437. Res. Phone 325
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Louis, Cape Girardeaz Joplin
and Kansas City.
The raw and finished products
for the new State edifice viii
cost about s., 5OO,OOOrmost Of
which viii go to the counties
south of the Missouri river and
to the cities of St. Loiis, Kansas
City, Springfield, JOPLIN, Garth.
age, Mexico, St. Joseph, and Han.
and from there IN time to
every nook and corner of the
state.
BY drawing on the Ozark re.
gions for the minerals, paint in.
gradients, granite, marble, onyx
and other stone, wonders in the
way of developing that portion
of Missouri will be accomplished
Proposed railroads frsm Jeffer.
son City into southern counties
will at once be built, creating an
immediate demand for cross ties
steel rails telegraph WIRE, lum-
Der for stations, freight and
passenger cars, and above all.
give employment to hundreds OF
men who viii be needed to con-
struct and then run these branch
es.
MONUMENT TO MISSOURI.
A new capitol building con-
structed from and furnished en-
tirely with Missouri products,
would be a lasting and an in
genious monument to the re-
sources and advantages and the
progress and prosperity of the
state which is now being adver-
tised far and wide by the bureau
of labor statistics.
At the main entrance to the
new capitol could be placed on a
pedestal of Missouri granite, mar
bic and onyx, a large group
statue made of a composition OF
Missouri lead, zinc, iron, copper,
nickel and cadmium, of a hen and
a rooster guarding a nest of eggs,
and a mule with the inscription
underneath I'm these we lead
the world" with large specimen
of lead and zinc ore on each
side.
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