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BRIEFLY TOLD

NEW YORK. June 22.-Michael Sci
meca. three -year-old son OF Dr.. Marione
Sclmeca. well-to-do Italian physician.
followed a man who offered him candy
last night and has disappeared. The
father reported to the police that he be-
lieves the child has been kidnapped. Dr..
Scmeca has received four black hand let
ters demanding $1,000 or pain OF death in
bis family.
POUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y, June 22.-
Frank Schenlerhorn was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree last night.
Schemerhorn, il was charged. on jan
Uary murdered Sarah Bryrner, a gov
erness at the summer home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes Compton, at Millbrook.
NORFOLK, Va, June pa severe
wind and rain storm struck Norfolk late
yesterday. 4 wireless telegraph tower
300 feet high was snapped off, The gov
ernments seacoast wires were pros
trated.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mrs. Hattie
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lionaIre philanthropist. according to a
statement made public here today. Felix
Swope is a son OF the late John II. Swopc.
brother OF Col. Swope. Felix Swope re-
ceived $4,000 from the will OF Col.
Swope. This is less than half the amount
received by his cousin the children of
Mrs. Logan o. Swope
JOHNSTOWN. Pa. June 22.-MeetIng
head on at sharp curve between Paint
Greek and louisville stations. on the
Somerset & Cambria branch OF the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad, two freight trains
crashed together early today. killing one
man and lnjuring ten others. all train
men.
GUTHRIE. Ok. June 22,-The state su-
preme court today. in an opinion by Judge
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MEXICO CITY, June 92.-Twenty-o
guns fired at the artillery barracks and
the hoistng of the national flag over all
public buildings yesterday announced the
anniversary of the taking OF Mexico City
by the forces of General Diaz. June 21
1867,
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Mauretania He declared he had no fur
ther interest in politics and denied the re-
port that he WAS a candidate for united
States senator from Virginia.
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Dl||l|EDl

Every profit aud crpemSc encept that
ofthe manufacturer and the retailer
is struck out by The chain store In
United Cigar Stores this gives yo~
cigars at 1Uholesdlo prices. All the
in-betweem profits and expenses arc
put IN the cigars.
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LONDON, June pa warrant has
been issued for the arrest OF Porter
Charlton, whose wife. Mary Scott Castle
Charlton, was murdered and her body
thrown into Lake Como after being
warrant followed a request by the Ital-
ian government. which is of the opinion
that Charlton is hiding In England
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LONDON, June Pit has practically
been arranged that the coronation OF
King George will take place about the
middle OF May. 1911. Immediately after
this ceremony the duke OF Connaught
will proceed to Canada TO assume the
office OF governor general.
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NEW YORK, June 22.-Dayid Good
rich. the new president OF the rough
riders, had two ribs broken during the
festivities on Huckleberry island last
Saturday where the rough riders were
entertained at picnic, Goodrich. among
others. was tossed in a blanket and was
apparently uninjured. Later his side be-
gan to pain him and yesterday he was
confined to bed,
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Ok, June "a
WaIter Mewes. a well-known Jockey, died
here early today of tuberculosis. fIe had
not ridden for a year Old track injuries
probably brought on the disease from
which he died.
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WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mrs. Hattie
German. widow Of the late Senator Cor
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A manufacturer surplus stock of the
seasons daintiest lingerie dresses secured
by us for cash at great price concession;
hurried in by express md displayed for
your selection, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at way below actual values.
Though the assortment is abundant,
some styles are limited, SO early choossrs
will have the advantage
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Number 722-At the price
quoted below this style ex-
actly as illustrated will
probably be gone the first
day-so hurry to select
at
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Number 702-The illustra-
ton shows more than
words could tell, you will
have to hurry to choose
from this lot at
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-23
Vo.Vl1 NORWOOD, Mo- Thursday June. 23rd 1910 No o.

Mr.. Dan Hilton and his daug.
hter Effie was in Norwood Satur.
day.
Miss Vadia McCraw and Miss
Mable Hegburg visited Miss
Lizzie Finley last Sunday after
noon and reported a fine time.
Mr.. Burt Cole was seen in
Norwood last Saturday
Mr.. James McCraw called on
the Finley boys last Sunday and
reported a nice time.
Mr.. James Parmenter and James
Clark was the welcome guess of
Tom McCraw la Sunday.
Mrs. Hegburg and her son
Fred visited Nj Ages and family
last Sunday,
Mr.. Tom McCraw and his son
James was in Norwood Sat.
Mr.. Burt Cole travels the road
south quite often wonder what
that is for guess Lille H, knows
ha ha.
Well IA news is so little in this
part OF the country will ring off
hoping that all Cor will wake up
and write acme news to the dear
little paper so by by to all.
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WASHER.

Now if you want one OF the
best washing Machines made
you can get one by coming here
to this OFFICE and ordering
1900" Gravity, through us for
SlA.OO on monthly paymentsor
$A2.OO cash after useing it one
month. Also wringer for So, 90
OIL same terms. N. G Garrett,
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MISSOURI PATENTS,

Granted this week Reported
by G. A. Snow & Co. Patent
Attorneys. Washington, D. G.
Frank f. Ashmore, Kansas
City, Automatic alarm tire. valve.
Adelbert S. Beymor, Kansas
City, corn planter. Charles F..
Brown, st. Louis, Pin.tray.
William B. Grassland, De Soto.
Electric switch for incandescent.
lamp circnits. John G. Keil &
W. B. Allen. St. Louis, Collar.
sible hood or canopy for vohiclcs.
Charles A. McKieruan Carthage
Transmission.goaring. Arthur
l.. Murphy Sr., Independence,
Loose.leaf book. Harry Natn,
st. Louis Billiard,cue powderer.
Frederick Wcsteroeck. St, Louis
Spring. wheel.
For copy of any of above
patents send ten centsin postage
stamps with date of this paper
to G. A. Snow g. Co., Washington,
D c.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-23

WE HAVE AN ARTICLE, from
.he Mansfield Subscriber" to
late for this week, it will come
ont next week. LOOK for it: 1t
is worth reading. And other
good Articles are in waiting for
our Readers. from the pen of
other good men will soon appear,
be patient my brethren. and
come on and help the good a lorg:
The CHESHEi' will be the friend of
the people, to the people and by
the people, when many others
will sleep in silence. Comrades
stand by her.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-23
The Price bf a Soul.
(BY N. B. WILKINSON.)

l
W. ]. Bryan. in his article
The Price Of q Soul" preached
a sermon on the death of II. H.
Rogers, the great fnancier, and
criticized very severely the man
and his methods, but failed en-.
tirely to utter word against
tie evil OF which Rogers was but
q product, and who was no more
to blame for his stupendous
wealth, at the time of his death,
than is the man who works on a
railroad section all his life. and
dies pauper, is to blame, or be
criticized, when he takes his fin.
al leave Of this world.
| have always admired Bryan,
and looked upon him as a man
who would rather be right then
he great. But within the last
few years this opinion has been
very much modified, and ] now
look upon him as man who likes
to be right, but would rather be
popular with the masses OF the
people than be martyr TO JUS
tice. To prove this | need only
cite the great class war indulged
in by the capitalist anarchists of
Colorado in the Cripple Creek
labor struggle, and the kidnap.
ing of Meyer, Pettihone and
Haywood ana the subsequent
decision of the United States Su.
preme Court. holding that it
was lawful for n state to unlaw.
fully kidnap men, and drag them
from their homes thousands of
miles TO be tried for the alleged
perpetration of a crime commit.
ed thousand OF miles from where
they had ever been.
In this act, the condoncmen:
Of one of tine most vicious crimes
ever perpetrated under color of
law in any country. Bryan lacked
the courage to write Il line in
condemnation of it.
And even when Roosevelt had
violated his oath OF Office and
submerged himself in the very
slime of indecency by attaching
those poor fellows, who had VIC.
lated no law, and had done no
wrong, except to stand, like a
rock Of Gibraltar, for the rights
of the laboring man, Bryan had
no word of cheer or comfort for
them fighting for their lives Il.
gainst the united wealth OF the
nation and its unlimited power.
He sat in his luxurious Office su.
pine jelly fish, fearing to say one
word through his great paper
about any Of these history MAX.
ing episodes. And now that
every one knows that Mexico is
under the domination Of a multi.
murderer, a criminal of so base
, o character that the ear of Rus.
sia in comparison with him and
his bloody deeds stands out as q
man Of virtue and kindness, Mr..
Bryan utters no word Of criti.
cism Of Diaz and his evil work
this beast in human form the
touch Of whose hands with those
Of our President has left q stain
of blood upon the flag Of our
country-the flag that we all
love and honor.
In this article concerning Rog
ers, by Bryan. to which / have
referred, Bryan uses this exp' es-
sion: But as it IS his will pre.
sents an indictment against that
particular type of business life
which be rcprcsented-a life
which the soul is shriveled and
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TAKE NOTICE the reason that
we are telling our readers what
Catholicism is, is to let them
know that We belonged to them
rs we were asked to tell this fact
We shonld not of went into this
exposure as deep as we have if
We would not of been asked for
it. So SIC are giving in a gener'
al way What is facts.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-23

WE SHALL ANSWER, THE Ed.
Bartlett in our next Issue. as he
has failed to answer anyone Of
our questions that we have ever
asked him. He can't. for the on.
ly thing he knows is vile slang,
he cant be blamed, for his own
statement shows that he never
lived where he could hear any
thing good.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-23

! In q fulfillment of Il promise we
have made, we shall grant the
request of the Editor of the
Press Mr.. Bartlett, by Offering a
prayer for his salvation, and to
relieve him of any part of gout
that he may have.
God says, that all sins may be
forgiven man. save shining a
gainst the Holy Ghost" And
God also says, that the prayers
of the righteous availeth much,
and that the prayer of faith shall
save the sick. For we find that
God has taught us in his Word
that there are sins that we shall
pray for, and that there is one
that will do Us no good to pray
for it, please read:
II any maisec his brother s,n sln which II
not unto death. he shall ark. and he shah give
him life for them that sin not unto d.nth. There
IL q SIN unto death: I do uot sny that he shall
pray for Il.
All righteousness Is sin; and three sa stu
not unto death. IJohn 5-:6-l7
Now having our rule to 60 by,
the first thing we snail notice il;
where the poor fellow raised him
self, upon his bragendine. And
said to us that We were in bad
business in exposing sin. and in
upholding the truth. But those
are the kind of accusations that
satan manufactures against the
| truth, even while he was yet in
I HEAVEN, please read.
And the great dragon WAS cast out that old
| serpent called the pr,il. and Satan, which
| decsiveth the whole world he was east ont into
| the earth, and his angles were least out with
him.
' And I heard a loud voice saying IN heaven.
Now is rome aviation. an. strength, and The
Kingdom nj our 0od. anl the power of his Christ
, for tho a.cuser Of o,ir brctheron n cas-, down.
which accused them before our God day and
night, Rev, ia-Q-lO.
And for fear that we may be
misunderstood, We shall say in
the language Of Christ that every
man is to be known by Their
fruits, Tor his deeds.) Please read
Therefore by their fruit. ye shall know them
Matt. 7-aO.
Also.
Either make the tree good. and bis fruit good
! or else make the tree corrupt and his fruit
corrupt fontho tree Ia known by his fruit.
Matt. le--ls.
For Christ has said, in this
manner the children of God and
the children of the wicked one is
made manifest, please read.
In this the children Of God sro manifest, and
the children Of the devil whosoever doeth not
riRhteourness II not Of God, neither he that
loveth not his BROTHER. lJohn, s-i0.
So in the manner in which God
has commanded US to pray for
our enemies, we shall offer our
prayer, in accordance with the
command above given. For God
has said those false accusations
against the children, will come,
as it is proven in this Ian
& uage.
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The Prayer Of the "Dear Little c.:ssat." For
The Salvation Of the Edito. Of Vhs
"MANSFIZLD PRESS"

And set up false witnesses. which said, This
man csassth not 20 speak blssphemous words
against this holy place. and the law. Acts. e-H
So we must do az God has com
manded. Please read.
Hut say unto you, Love your enemies, bless
them that curse you. do good to them that hate
yon. and pray for them which despatefny use
you, and per.ccute you. Matt t-t\.
Yes we are to pray for our en-
emies. Hence, We pray for you
Mr.. Editor of the Mansfi cid
Press: That IL for your salvation.
For your own language will
teach any intelligent person that
you need salvation. For we pray
you Mr.. Editor that no christian
will use any slang or slang phrase
against his fellow man. For in
the following scripture you will
see the life talk of u christian
man. Please read.
! pray not that thou shouldest take them ost
Of thu world. but that thu suouldest keep them
from the evil.
They are not Of the world, even a am not
Of the world.
sanc,ify them through thy truth thy word Is
truth.
As thou hs-t sent me into the world even %
have ! also sent them into the world.
Aud for their sakss sAnctify myself that thsy
also might bc sanctihed through the truth.
Neither pray for these alone. but for tAcm al
90 which shall believe on me through their word;
That they all msy be one No thon. Father. art
In me. and In thee, thnt they nlso may be one
IN us that the world may believe that thou hast
sent me.
And the glory which thou gsvcsi me I have
given them that tL-y may h. ono even ~ wo
are en-,
IN them snd thou In me. that they may be
made perfect In one; and that the world may
know that thou hast sent me, sand hast loved
ihcm, a. thou has, iovcdn ms. -. John, 7.is to0
We pray you that you will no
tice that there is no room for a
highly educated man, who has
salvation to call his fellowman Il
n "cuss, IA devil of II preacher"
"A Shrimp" This of yours is
of the lowest type of vilifycation;
Therefore, we say, O, Father for
give him he knOweth not what he
doeth, too ignorant to know that
while he is vilifying others he is
injuring himself also. Therefore,
we pray for the old man, believ.
ing from his childish ways that
he is an old man. And then we
learn Father of all good, that
he has not had the opportunity
of hearing sermon for many
years, unless he would OF walked
many miles every Sunday, God
forgive him for not walking.
And it is for this reason that
he is ignorant of the truth.
Therefore with a fervent pray.
er for our enemy and enemies,
we leave the fruit OF our call in
the hand of justice. Amen.
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WELCOME ITEMS
BY the Nay Flowers.

Hello Ed. and all readers Of
the .it'lr CnEssET here | come
with some more news, US Whet-
stone people love to read the
dear little CRLSsET as it is the
best paper in the world.
Nice weather at present writ
ing
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-23

Tue conscience ana roo N1e d
that which makesit worth living. )
But Bryan knew better than he
wrote when he penned these
lines. He knew, because he is
not a fool, though lacking in cour,
age, that Rogers did not repres.
ent any type Of business life" u
whit different from any other
business man in all our country
Bryan knew that Rogers repres.
ented precisely that type oi
business life which he--the
immaculate Bryan--represents
but with far less success; judged
by the accumulation of dollars.
Bryan knew that this state.
ment--this criticism--about Rog.
ers, not of the system. could
have been only slightly modified
80 as to read as follows: But
as it Is, his will presents an in
dictment against our industrial
system-'a system in which the
soul Is shriveled and the better
impulses stified by business
practices which deaden the con-
sciences and rob life of that
which makes 1t worth living"
Where is the man In all the
world to-day engaged in business,
whose name las reached beyond
the confines Of his own bailiwick,
asa successful factor in the finan.
cial world, whose soul is not
"shriveled, and the better i'm.
pulses stitied by BUSINESS prac.
tices which deaden the con.
science and rob life of that which
makes it worth iiving?"
Hartman, another victim of
our evil and insane competitive
system IA self.confessed anarch-
list, who held the laws of our
country in contempt and violated
them with impunity; a man who
was truly honored, and his repu.
tation enriched by the criticisms
of Roosevelt, was simply a pro.
duct as Rogers was, Of our vi.
cious industrial system, which
Bryan upholds and not a repre-
sentative OF a peculiar type OF
business life."
And the criticism OF Rogers
by Rryan, the names changed.
would not only fit Hartman.
Carnegie and Morgan, but every
man who succeeds in wrestling
from laborers who create the
wealth of the world millions OF
dollars without earning any Of
it themselves And since labor,
either mental or physical, creates
all the wealth Of the world. every
dollar possessed By Rogers, Hal :
riman or Bryan, which they did
not earn by some nsefui labor,
shows that others earned those
dollars. but, through our crini-
nal industrial system. did not get
them. And this accu 10 q lation of
dollars does not depend upon q
peculiar type Of business life."
but on a violation of the FIRST
Command God ever gave to the
human race, when he said, In the
garden Of Eden: I'm the sweat
of the face shalt thou eat bread. ;"
Excluding absolutely. and for.
ever, the idea that ans ons could
honestly eat, bread from the
sweat Of another mans face. and
eat honest bread. And Social
ism insists that this law Of God
shall be the law Of our land; and
that no one shall dig, and delte,
and labor. and sweat. and pro-
duce wealth. and have to divide
up" With s,me idle parasite. ]
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Entcred as second class
matter : October .. 1908 at
the P0st-o1ice at Norwood
Mo. Hnder Me Act Of Con
OreSs of M0rch 3rd. 1879.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
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WORLD'SCRESSET
Rev. l.. $. GARRETT ED.

PUBL,sHER's
n. e. Garrett and M. NJ. Bowers
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aVBsClttpirtON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
JERSEY CITY PlSrOR QUITS.
Troubles of NANrrIy congregational
Church Reach a CRISIS.

Trouble between the congregation Of
the NaVerly Congregational church IN
booraem avenue, Jersey city. and It's
pastor. the Rev Howard A. " Briggs.
once on" Of the most popular ministers
IN the city. has resulted in the decision Il
the flock to ask Mr. Briggs Ia resign hi-
charge. The ultimatum uf the congre-
cation was r-aCh.i az "A meeting held on
Monday night az which the following let
Ter To the board of trustees from Mr.
Briggs was read:
- soon a. convenient desire 90 sever
my connection with the NaVrrly Iongrega-
'Innal church II The salary long past due
me - settled tn, Il not my resignation.
hut aComwun. cation oths hoard of trI-t-e-
shall no. h-' In Jersey civ for anV length
~ time until October. but IN th. nsanU lille
! shall -" that The Iulpit u tlled by sub
stitute> aud that suitable sermons are de
liNered a. the church
Albert weissenborn. president 81 the
board. said h. had told the pastor several
times that he hadn't done right hv the
church IN abSentlng himself for longer
Periods than his alottsd vacations and
suggested that u would be we'll Ia get
some god live blood az Wav"rlv
A COMMITTEES Of two men and tW women
was appointed 90 ascertain from Nlr
bAAkkN ltff fNhtI dilblAHl 81 ul- tihltI.
One ~ the members said that a. the tTts-
tees had ALWAYS paid IN" pastor Tor all
his time. whether he preauh.d pr not.
he might he able legally to COOLEST Tor an
unauthorized absences
The Rev Mr. Briggs has don" much dur
ing his passionate to build up "a" church
He established a Rows Brigade and Young
peoples societies and created lively IA
tsrest m church AFFAIRS He engineered
the erection Of Rock Ridge Hall. q parish
house. aud made sp~cial fsltur" -
music ia connection with tn" regular
church services
Tn" pastors popularity II iss sad began
"a wane after HIS marriag" 20 Young
woman who liNeh IN Ian- gburg y \
Mrs Briggs health failsi. and -h" was
unable 10 undertake the lead m church
affairs expected of her hv many 1T the
women IT the fock \ failing N Ia at
tendance az the church services and
church society meetings followed
When MIR Briggs fal.d To- return from
his vacation on September / m" church
folks started 20 talk IA earnest. and his
letter 20 the trustees pat the finishing
touches TO the spirit Of dissatisfaction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
iBE LEIT ron arr LEVY.
shall n Wan Be Indicted Nuer Grand .Iur,
IIns Dismissed the Case:

Abe Levy -t"nped to the bar IN Part /
= General sessions Yesterday when the
clerk called hIs name. Ev"n Iudg,.
Nulguesn smiled, f'r the Abe Levy who
stood hef,~" him was the well known
little lawyer
Are you on hliI'- asked the Court
Mr. Levy SAID that b" was not but that
n" vas there Ia represent another Abra-
ham Levy. who was In the corridor.
The Lew who WINS wanted was then
callad He - "A iewell.r - 81 -. Nicholas
lveuu" aud 'h- complaint against him
j. that There Wa 'p money ia IN" bank
90 In...' Two Dhs..s- 'tat he gavp 20 o.
Broadway 'rru IA payment fpr goods
40. Levy 3D." lawyer fplt the tDurr
that Tho Dh.cb- had h.-.n paII and thai
Lr- ,H.ur had been Iutic'"d gft"r the
September Grand JI-y hai dismissed
IN" compliant Juig" Mulgu.rn per
mIi 81 IA" pleading to ~ over until
October q. thar ~" Grand Jury PROCEED
ings mi Eh' be- looked into.