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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-09

We are proud that we can an,
! swcr both VI your questions, as
time and space will permit.
lst. our belief is Christ and
Him crucitied. AS the Saviour
of mankind, whether they be
black or white, jew or Gentle,
That is the circumcision is
justified by faith" iby Christi
ami "theuncircumcision through
faith" (through Christ,
Dear reader this is the essence
of our belief, but this does not
Explain all our belief. so tho
reader will have to bear With us
until we haye time to explain.
And then we shall also explain
our manner Of practice. We he.
lieTe that God did on the sixth
day create man male and female,
md gave them dominion over all
the earth, and access to every.
thing on the earth, God forbid
them nothing As YOU can read:
so Govt created man In bis own mNse, in
'"' ''"''a '' Col ''''''i "' him. male and
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,.cn 10 : u,.t,,, .,,' .a,,,''',. ,, s ,',., "','
nc earth. an!4ai,iuc il; and have t,miu,,,,
over 'ne csa Of tc,ca, nna OVER tho .owl o,
tbs "'F' o"1 over every !hIas .hns That moye:h
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f,u,.,uc ,,r. and +, every ,D,,,r ,n,, n,..no,,
rron the esr,,, wh,roia ,ncrc +. utc. , ,ayo
given every green hero for meat, mud it was 80.
Gcn. i-2'.to %.
This was TIE proganitors of
lhe'ientile race. and after He
rested one day which He called
tho Sabbath, we then believe
that God formed another man
ard took this man and placed
him in n garden which He had
planted for that purpose. Please
read:
Ard the Lori God formed mnh Of the du't of
the srr''d' '"' '''''a'H into h'' n"''''- the
VIZ" "'' ".' ''' ''''' ''''"" " "''"R '''''
T., ,.,"n. a,a ,,,," ,,,' ~. n,.' w,s.
hid ro.m,d Gco. 80.
From ,hi, il vii, he observea
,h.t wc be);eve that i, tho n,sca
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-09
ENTERPRISES.

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There are enterprises, of dif-
1crant characters, which oft'nos
check lhe current o. events, ard
gives new lurl to human al-
ia!rs, and transmits the conse-
oUcnees thru ages. Their i'm
poE'"noe are shown IN their re-
SUITS sometimes tAey are called
great, because IL! :" GAINED tnat
.F"a' tiih,E' 'o.4oW, There has
~ IL !'N|S some bye, many n
1@Fd i"ahn' haa'n' winch hes
'"'" 'iN1 '@'' o. IL lions. Many
% 'ho'e wv "aHeea GOWN 10 us
'Af"AsN H'St'fE' Niany OF them
aFc rec"foeo III '.ic WORD OF God,
i''"'e "fe gwen - Us with Il per-
h'dhe"' interest -'"t created
pF " o'"''&5 {" entering arMor,
VIC .t'N "a f''''rSc Da''a.o.il",
l1' SINKING o. riSeinG Of pennons,
'h2 E'%ii'' me p'rSIlt' the Wet
oFS' 9"s ~ l~2 erect that they
nave h1H III civi'I1Afion, ii e&
t4h"'A3 O. '''aroJihS hlMal
happiness ano IHoEress'oA OF
Ihe pes rf!hctp's Of enter
prlSea. 30 we see in the history
OF our country. There has been
many i hard battle fluult for
,bo nr,rci,,,,s ~, ,ontor,,:., ,,.
..,. ~; - - '''
w h'"'' '''h' -A''o espVc'"I'% q
'he me and p-0H CT Socialism.
There has beer enterprises of
every dofr!; itorv rcturc. for the
solo n,,r,oso of dos,,,,.;,. tra
.,:.i,,r . ~, u.s. .'1
>''"'
AsHi' ana 10 bUi'd up @cl.ish
m1N&rch1l system, that viii sat.
.sry TIE re,y and ..i;e them mich
coi, ~, 4bo ,,,,n,.,,..,a ao,n.
,,,, - ~. ,|.. ',,7, ~ w."
49, 80 "t li'e l'"''S' 40 ihtke
"'A"' 'GnG Lords OF the few, to
thu enslavcmcnt Of the many.
Iorc vc plen; ;,le baorar of nm.
,>,,;t3,,, 70 .u ,,,o nho,o Asa
''' 'o''''' ''' ',', '''"''' '''
III" ehe1rPtla' OF f'oine INDUSTRY
"haeF 'he .nharnre 81 blo'a No
cE,..Sin' assn I1'a |, t'a pfo"peE US,
in IA t'i5 ..;,, wore S, we nave mere DeSnn.
~ 4, @ WIN l"sV .ilro',sh , o"t 'lie ages
10 come ior We have here plant
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-09

down this middle wall. BY Civ.
ing salvation TO the Gentiles or
(crei,ed peopie.) Which was
grating the wild olive tree wild
by nature into a good olive tree.
Which we believe made Christ
Jesus the Saviour of all mankind
We believe in obedience to
Cnrist's Word, as our medium
to bring US 10 Christ, And we
might name more shat we be.
lieve ia, but wa believe that the
inquirer will get the essence of
our belief in Christ, nnd our
practice, is about MS we give be.
low, Faith, Repentance, Baptism
bv immersion. The Lord s SUP.
per, In fact to be a follower Of
Paul as he was CT Christ. This
we believe will be sufficient to
show our readers our belief and
practice from religious stand
point. And il it has not we be-
lieve that our answer to the
question asked in this manner
will And then tell us why you
believe in socialism? And we
answer that we believe in Social.
ism, because the Biolc teach IT..
Socialism as we understand il.
is q universal brotherhood of
mankind. We believe that
Christ came 10 establish this
brotherhood, or else Paul wonld
not have said this And TO make
all men see what is the fellowship
of the mystery. which was kept
secret sincs the world began.'
that the Gentiles should be
fe!l0whe'rs and Of the same body
and partakcrs of his promise
IN Christ by the gospel.
And then we must call the Mt.
'cntioa of our readers to the
fact that this example Of Social.
Is m, was set forth by the apps.
ties anu early christians, please
read:
And they ;onlinGcd st Gasisy in the n.os. los
'oc'r" and fellowship, and In breaking Of b.ead
nn' Ia lrayera.
And fear came upon every soul, and many
wonders Ind signs we're done by the nposilcr.
Aud rll that believed were ,ogaihcr, and had
nil ihiug4 comalon,
And sod ,'sir pos cs,i ions md goods rn,i part
cd 'hrn 10 H!l n,cn as every mnn had need.
-'Nt'' 80 w va
Now II there j. any chris
tian or nOn.chrs,ian that can give
us any Bible reason why such
Socialism should not be practiced
today? And why We should not
be under such q law, that
would give ali and every one anI
We wish they would
do so. For Paul said to US again, |
please rel1:
Int by M equality TIM, row at The time your |
abundance may br n supply ro. their want, |
lh.t thrir aaunianen a;so may bc n supply 10.
your wunt: that there may be rqu.lIty aCor.
g. H.
Here is IN equality Paul
would not have some men eased,
and others burdened, bnt that
every man should have. an equal
share of the production. Here
Is a government of socialism.
And here is. our reason in be.
believing In this kind Of Social
ism we believe that such a law az
this brings us into a universal
brotherhood. No big and little
u. but oil on an equality. A co.
operative system that makes all
joint owners nf oil production.
a purely Democratic owner.
'hip Of all things represented BY
servants OF the entire people,
ind nos for certain classes: =
So trusting Our inquirer may
ully understand rs We beg 10
'emain rs cyar:
Your Unworthy Servant.
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Editcc cf the WORLDS
CRESSET.

see recorded in the Mans.
field Press that you belong to a
bunch of Holy Rollers" and
that You are Il socialist, Please
tell Us, what your belief and pra c
tice are in religious sense?
And then tell US why you believe
In Socialism?
Yours for truth and right.
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RELIGION AND BUDWElsER.

|
1t required about six or seven
columns. from three or four
writer's. in the dear little Crcs.
SET" last week, TO reply to ten
line paragraph which appeared
in the Press. May 18Th. 1910. The
following paragraphs viii un.
doubtedly require an exta edition
OF that illiterate sheet
The editor Of the Cresset Is
certainly an i!literate cuss. Re
can neither speak nor write the
! English language correctly, as
the following proves; When we
read IL; we sit down and written
a piece for the Cresset, etc.
And again, but happening to
the bsd luck that we did not get.
ting the issue out etc Did you
ever read such illiterate exrres.
sion in any newspaper. before:
Is IL any use trying TO point cut
errors in speech or errors in the
theories advocated by such an
ignoramus? lie IL not sufficiently
, educated in the English language
to express bis thoughts inteli.
gently or in q readable manner.
Therefore We close with this part.
Ing shot a. the editor Of the
Cresset: Bro. Garrett, sou are u
devil Of preacher! You advocate
the teachings of Christ in one
column Of your paper and adver-
tise the wholesomeness of Bud.
weiser beer in another. That is
consistency with vengence.
But that is nothing more than
may be expected. Anything Tor
the almighty dollar. Now you
renegade Cathcli smoke that iu
your pipe.
And Bro, Cooper. OF Wayham +,
must have been pretty hard hit
by the shot We gave him, for it
required nearly three column Of
iliiterate verbosity from his pen,
So reply. He Is equally as igno.
rant of the English language, IL
not more SO, than Bro. Garrett,
and our space is too valuable to
permit multiplying words witt,
such an ignorant illiterate shrimp
Our space ia worthy better steel.
Now fol the subscriber 10 the
Mansfield Press" who butted in
and tried to explain what social
ism was Socialism like pOpulism,
greenbackism, free. .silverism
and Il few other fallacies, ev0lut.
ed from renegades from the two
oil parties: and who by their
bright and gIittering thee ries !
have en'iced n number suckers
to fellow their leadership. Sncia!. |
ism In only a theory and not n
condition Of facts, We want
facts and not theoretical
probe MS. These butterfly the.
0ries may sound very well, on
paper to a certain class Of people
but they would prove detrimental /
to progress. The ear, marks en-
'subscriber's;. article are plain
as to his identity and we will
state that II he Is dissatisfied |
with the policy Of the Press. wei
viii cheerfnlly refund lis sub.
scription.
Now this trio OF rcnegadesl
f,n,,x tic rlf1 <,i,,, ,.s.taa nrd av.<s.;Ai Il
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WCRLD'SCnESSET,
Rev. l.. 9. GARRETT ED.

PJDLis HERS
H. L.>Carrett and N. n. Bowcrs
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PUBLISHED EVERY THU RspAY.

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","t'PT = October . i9US ct
5 ne 'o@t-DIlce ut Norwood
re. ',5sG,'l' Me .Ac. OF Con
t'f"'s T.. N0rch 3rd. 1879.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-17

an suspicles Sdpulpa put out 1000
d00 bricks a year. and the plant is now
down and hundreds of men are out of
employment
]. W. McNea's record as bondsman
was gone into by Mr.. Cruce, he show
ing that the Santa Fe had In nuner'
GUS evasions used that sanity states.
maii--used him more times than 9th
er man In the world Mr. Curce
said:
When YOU get into trouble and
have TO got q bondsman, 10 whom do
YOU gOg To vOur friends. Of course,
Mr. McNeal must be a friend OF the
reads
Upheld Corporation Commission
IT is the duty OF every citizen 90
uphold the corporation commission in
upholiing two cent rates
On segregation of the races, Mr
Cruce spoke strongly ~ said the
people vi Oklahoma had declared Tor
white supremacy and that he would
tolerate no evasion Of tho law, IN
this connection he told of the III Reno
eonclave, wherein the three other par
t.es sought to nut the Democratic PAR
O. in the position OF upsetting by
word OF four candidates the law OF
tine state
4 suppose that in voting for Mr..
McNcal you understand YOU are up
setting the Jim Grow law | don /
snow how you feel II Is purely q
matter cf taste
Mir McNeal comes to you Ike the
niidel lie DESTROYS your faith and
srndcrmines your hopes ana gives you
nothing in return
Comparison wa made between Ard.
more. q Democratic town. with 2S ~
All Is levy and Guthrie. good Repub-
lican town. with I6 IL mills
Yes. look a. your tax receipts
ard vote You can't build bridges and
make coed roads. the most vital aven-
ues OF civilization without money.
How manr roads did the Republicans
build? How many brides? The peo-
pie Of CID Indian territory had 70
build 'eeir own br. s."
Honest Elections
Mr. CrHce dealt sarcastieally with
The humorous cry OF honest cleo
lions made by the Repub leans Who
except the minority esn profit bg lar
eeny Of eleetionsge
Mere business and less politics
Was described as phrase used BY
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also dwelled for time on state
questions. He delivered a warm tri-
butte 20 Mr. Cruce, tho Democratlt
standard bearer, and was vociferously
applauded when the outlined tie good
that Mr.. Cruces visit to Logan will
do. Logan county was partially re
deemed six years ago said MI Nib
lack. and militant Democracy, aided
by iiose Republicans, who stand for
tie square deal In county affairs, wiz
totally redeem II November s.
James Kirkwood was next called on.
He told of The Farmer in Politics
lie said the farmer had always be3n
IL the front Mt every time of National
peril lie spoke of Israel Putnam,
leaving his plow in the revolutionary
war aud that farmers had fought in
every war since. That the battle now
was one of ballots, that all farmers
mus; get togetaer In legislation aud
congress aud help have the country
again. Greal laughter followed his
statement that the Republican hot
weather had made high prices FOR
corn. bat no body had any 10 sell
Hon. Jack Love. OF the corpora
lon commission. spoke on the Hook
Injunction Mr Love said the rail-
read companies figures showed The
two cent fare had saved the people
TWO aud half million dollars since
statehood and the freight rate nearly
six millions He declared the Re-
publican party had always foug the
commission and that Republican state
candidates and Republican papers had
All either fought for the railroad
amendment at the last election or
kept silent: that the commission was
inst getting started in its good work
and that Republican administration
would tie their hands
The next speaker was Senator
Campbell Russell He said ne hoped
lee Cruee would spend The next threa
years in Guthrie as the capital and
the last year of his term OF office in
New Jerusalem.
Judge Sandlin the next speaker, de-
clared his platform to be More Liti-
mate Politics ana Less lllegitimate
business" He said the Democrats OF
Logan county were all for good roads.
that they ought to be, as they rad a
rocky road to travel for the last eigh.
teen years.
Charles Daugherty told OF tie al
loged conference at III Reno. where
tue Republicans attempted to pack
the convention on the Democrats. He
declared the whole business a great
farce, and that the Republicans went
on record there MS being against the
eforcement of the election laws
while they were asking for pure eles.
tons
Judge Furnlan, presiding Judge OF
the court OF criminal appeals, was
witty and eloquent He urged Dem
Gratis to all stand together and roll up
big majority this fall. The cam
paign being put mp by the Gath
lre Republican press is rurting Guth-
RE and arouslng the people, he said.
S. o. DAVIS then told of the troubles
the people had during the Republican
administration in getting any service
from the corporations, hcN AeNUai
and his present counsellors fought la
Dor and urged the people to keep
their true friends In power
~ w yanle spoke of the efforis
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PROUD or GUTHRIE MEETING
tcontlnued irom page i.l


constitution that he now wishes 10
represent. The shameful condition Of
New Mexico. would have been yours
II air. McNcal had had his way. There
Is not one lac in the Kepub ican plat
form Of commendation for the consti-
tuition thai gives you statehood. The
Republicans prcnise 20 amend-and
emasculata,
Citizenship and Education.
ihe type cf citizenship in this
gseat State VII 5e determined by the
education afforded The boys and
girls are the greatest assets we haze.
Nr. McNeal has charsed that we are
spending TOO much money on schools.
! am for economy, bat not fcr curail-
ing schools
tsTio greptast unduyelopcd rosonr-
css we have are or boys ard girls
II sou wsia tD carlsil the schools do
MT elect Lee Cruce governor cA
nsd that kind Of an economist Stand
pa;ism Is isldstlilisnl. | ana for pro-
grsss. cn igh.ermeni. education.
We win give every District N this
State q high AchO1l The farmers
boys and ei-ls must be- educated and il
Is 10, right that tney should be Tore
.il away from bome and into the
temptation Of the town 10 get educa-
tion. Give them nigh school az
home. Rural consolidated schools,
which We siand for. viii give them
their essential rights You can ~
s.end too much niouey on education,
provided the expenditures are made
1Hdiciously
Look at Your Railroad Receipt.
We haYe heard thif Look al your
tax receipt. and then vote. also my
friends. dig down ID your vest pocket
AID fiad that litgle receipt the rail
road iraa gives ou-that ricke- cost
iDa you one cent every time YOU ride
L mile Since statehood the savings
10 The people III two cen fares and in
freight rates have been $1,000 600.
Who gave YOU equitable freight rates
THE Democrat aid A Republican
judge Of another state upset them.
Brick plants at Sapulps Bsrtlesville
Tulsa. and Gkmulgee have been forced
10 close down. and bricks from other
states are shipped in This is be-
c3use the freight rates in Ok ahoma
have been adya1ced--under Republic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-17
The Suit Special SIS.

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been able offer th, price Made materials Of
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and have nlaid velvet collar trimmed with embroidered Persian
designs Skirts are notably newpatcd and banded effects
coors Teagreen apricot and navy and fancy green and grey
mixtures Extra special $500
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cstarrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh is a, blood or constitutional
disease. and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not
a quack medicine, II was prescribed
.bY one Ql The, best physicians IN this
country for Years and Is regular
prescription. Il Is comBosed Of the
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timonials tree,
r ]. CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo,
o.
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lie corporations were making TO keep
their employees In line for the re
publican ticket and Of the work be-
ing done to show thcm what their
true interests were by the Democrats
s. +. Price spoke eloquently of the
n,atchlcss qualities Of Mr. Crucc Mr.,
PRICE made ~ distinct hit
w. II. l.. Campbell called attention
to the fact tlai on the very day OF the
conference al III Reno Tor honest
elections, Governor Haskell had been
forced 70 appoint the notorious Jake
Hamon as q member Of the state cleo
ton board by McNeal, and asked i
taat looked like MeNcel wanted hon
est elections
Chas. a Taylor made few pointed
remarks Oh Democratic victory.
J. y. Chappcllc, Democratic candi
date for county judge, told OF nc
valiant fight the Democrats are max
ing in The county
Judge Frank OlsmitJ, Democratic
candidate for state senator, paid a lri
butte TO the Logan county Democracy
Saying he thought they should be
given great credit for being Demo
Gratis in such envirOnments.
The banquet was concluded by Mr.
Cruces remarks.
Judge D0yle proved an eloquent an
entertaining toastmaster
The affair was one Of the greatest
in the annals Of Logan county poll
tics. To these committees are du'
unalloycd credit for the success ol
Cruce das.
Band and Decoration George Play
cr John Scribbins. William Ritzhaupt
BanQuet--O. a. Smith. Jim Lewis
James KirlSwood T. " lessee, Franl
Clsmith, W. H. l.. Campbell.
Rand Finance player and Dunica
Among those who sat at the fiesta
board were
II. r Furman. Henry Wiimering
G. G Brown. II S. Eryant Chas. Nay
lor. ed stlnett. ] y. Howell Franf
Olsmth, f. f. BAH. J. W. Sorrells, J
+ Speer. Wm Seherer, J NJ Sandlin
Nm. !. Long, w. II. Matthews, G. =
Lee ]. S. Tompson, J j Haslett, w
II. Hysell. A. b. Harris. Frank Hind
man. 4. f. McKennon, T. 0. Finn. 5
A. Evans, G. w. Ball G. w Dunnica
lF J. B0nesteel. Kirby Fitzpatrick, A
N. Humbarger, G 3. Dunnica. A A
Dunnlca. G. j. Davenport, C, 5. Gilker
son. w T. Stiles, l.. X. Hughey A. a.
prowder, james n Chamber, |. w
rebout. !. +. Rawlings George Han
son. j. 5. Dieal, George Monahan, q
". Vance, c. t. Dangherty, Q. d
Gibbs, S O. Dawes. ] J. Quarles. 5
A Joues. Marshall H. Smith, = !.
Calvert, John r flaves John G. Wnld
man. J. G.. Lewis, Earl F. Bryan
Campbell Russell, John y. Favor
William Barringer, +. M Wood Marlt
Woodson, Felix Adler T.. H. Cease
George W. Seibert, VIM. D. William
son. Charles Adler, G. e. Calvert J
:. Gramm. w. II. Erwin, Grey Moore
IL w. Williamson, d. b Watts. +. M
curtiss. d. s. Johnson. Warren P, Gill
At. +. McGill, Ed Cooper, VIM. Brown
4. r. Hopkins. ]. W. Duke, n Patter
sou. 0. It. Smith, R. E Stobaugh, \
2. Wyatt. s. d. Price. NJ Collar. VI
long, w W Houser G. D. Miiiard
Harry H Dood W. f. Briggs. j \
Price. A. B. Hazef. Rule Simpson. 3
'i Smith. John Z. Allen. Lee crnce
u q; N.hlark. = y iamoron. Bon
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John D Rockefeller in 1871. Uncle
Joe Cannon and Uncle Joe McNeal
we're declared reminiscent Of each
other
Mr.. Cruce closed with references
TO his own record and that Of MIR Nc
Neal
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an skirts plated and banded effects suits possessing
value Goors Black navy grey and brown; special $3.50