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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-25
Uvheoen / OTTAWA.

Sra Sttapa, Gan., melOes, at Np-
6eben ON oct amerifanife &eprGien.
tontbus' Qualification al @einii0ig-
bebstraftoten meb en- iaa ooerp9l.
benbe Waioritet mobtages meo itor
Silirebsbeo al Ie9ieringen og be Ii
berale Weolemmer al Barlamentet,
iom unoeritettcr Soerensfomiten Ser.
Se f%onabiife Spponenter al Graf
totcn letter MI lit Soab til oct ame-
rifunife Senat - at bette enten rit
foripge poa at ieiapire S~rnftotsfor-
ilaget libel iom paa forrige Sesiion,
eller ilaa oct libel nleb engang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-25
en- merfeIio Reonine.

Sra Tacoma. Sab, meoSeIes Den
20oe gpril:
On Mano pes 9aun g. 9nuoien
iuIot iong neo ira ipoen6e gtage / en-
unber Cpisrelie rGrenoe gpgning
og liae neo poa set bare aonfretaulu
/ guiemeutet. Gaa 6arteu neo aien.
mem Suften iIoa bans 2egeme ct Sul
giennem rogIe I 5omme tptfe goro.
'om bar Iagt iii at gaa paa meQem DC
an6ne @tIoplnnfer / isrite gtage.
Com ueo ct rent timber iIap ran Sua
BET nPrmeite uifaot ira Siitorien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-25
Sdnfreformerne
Stcmningen / Sanocts Sanffreoic |
Sapsr al Gciormer.
Z Mlori6S Ylan.

Otter bpao Ger berettes fra Nerp
9orf ital Der fun bore en- al BE-
items mer iremitaaenoe 6inons-
mPn0, iom err imoo DC forellaneoe
ReiOrmer / bort ganf. og Tenge.
ipitent, oct oil iige ioriaaoiot De inc.
beiatter S~tats6onfer og Sruitinititii-
tioner. 9enue 9anfmonos Spn paa
Sogen oil bIi n9rmere orsitet paa
american gonfers' ASioeiations Ms.
DC | Hoibpiqe, Tenn, / Rai.
vi De llnoerisgelier, iom bar pG-
rel onitiaehe al Isioeiationens 9e.
ltprelie. er Der iremgaaet. at 9eitenS
90 R~oropeitens ganfmGn6 nGiteu
lroen llnotageIie err | 5apsr al Frin.
cipet / 6en al Sen. aloridI nbarbei.
beoe Glon til en- Smioranbring af
bort @onfs % Iengcinitem.
Cen eneite llnotngelie al nogen
getpbnina err en- 9anfmanb. iom 10.
reitoor en- al DC iterite Sruitinititli.
tioner ! Misiisiippioolen oa iom bar
lit S9oe / St. Souis. On al bans
SopebinopGnoineer moo Den fore.
loaebe ReiormpIau er ben, at ban
angiuelig fsIer fla o%perbepiit ON, at
en- isoeral 8eauIering al 9anferne
piIoe bore til Sfaoe for 5ruitiniti-
titionerne.
Som argument berimoo bill Ser
bIi ~panpeget, ct Der er flere Sruit.
inititiliioncr, Tom nllerebe itaar I'm.
Ger Observation-Disclosures regulerenbe
chronological og befinoer iig bel Der.
peo. 9isie Snititntioner err beIig-
geroe | Waibington. 90 en- al Dem
regnes enbog iom en- al De melt IND.
fIpbeIiesrigc 1ruitinitihitioner ! be
5or. Stoter.
90 herai oil BET bli brnaet ben
rimelige Slutring. at buis Srnitor.
ganiiationer Fan bripes meo Selo
unoer fsoerol ReguIering | Waibing.
ton, iaa fan Der life bore rogen
goo 8runS, bporfor ganfinitihitio.
ner al Iianenbe art life ogiaa unber
Iianenoe Omit9nbigbeSer ifiiIoe Inn.
ne ~florere / andre Gele al 2onoet.
Sffe alene Tfal Ell flor Waioritet
al 9anferne / 9eiten - baaoe Stats
OF Hationalbanfer - pGre glin'tig
TENT for Den al grien. Mlorid uoar.
beioeoe Reformplan. men Oct pda.
%itaoes. at ogiaa gefoIfuingen paa
oisie aanter / flor llbitrGfning ip.
mes ON beu. Sfuloe oct oiie iig, at og.
iou @anfinitititioncrne | Spoen. ipe.
cleft / Seras, err / Sansr al Den, oil
en- SEAPORT oerom bli iorelngt us.
iociotionens npite Wsoe, iom Ital
afholSes | @aibington / Sttober.
Siuninlo aniees oct ior Ia%noipnligt,
al ser al aon9reSien oil bli toget De
~iornsone i~uoleoenoe Sfriot iii oisie.
e(ler uogetrPr Iiqnenoe Heiormeri
SpqrfiGttelie / 2sbet al De fomuten.
Dc ire eler fire Adr.
Sanpel Solicit iom 8nnfierue ueo,
al / SiliGloe en- iaaonn Reforms
geStagelie iaauel Statsbunferre Iom
oe al Stnterne b~empnoigeoe 5ruitor.
aoniiationer. noturligois me0 ltno-
tagelie al Sparcbanferne uil bli mo.
or0net / set rationale 9anfipitem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-25
SpYtteoe ielp / Scsien.


Sra @aibington berettes, at ii.
nansoeportementet Den 20Se bS.
bopbe atcepteret De $4,000, Tom
bar blepet ifiainget ianmen al oe
leoenbe 6orretningsmrnb / gl Boio,
Ger, til Snofisb al gpaeetomt for
Den tpe isoerale Notwithstanding,
iom ifnl opferes Der.
aongresien bar bebilget 100000
til aisb al gpgaetomt. men Sorret.
ningsmGnbene | gG Eoio bar life for.
nsiet meb bette; DC oiI6e babe en-
Cont, iom fpiter 100000, % oe
bar piais til at betaIe for oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-25
OipIomatiife Nvheeer.

Sfjsnt TrGiioent Sait enbnu life
bar fnttet nogen 9eitemmelie meO
Senipn til l%lonppnclien al DR.. SiQs
GftermanO iom nmerifanif NmboS.
iaosr / Berlin, inn uil BOG; berettes
Der ira @aibington, ct Sorlp0enbe
pioe, at Sberit HooieneIts Spiger.
isn, &ongresmnnO Riholas Gong
NORTH ira Sbio pil bli Wanben.
DIR. 9ongmorth ifol bore piaig til
at trpbe ino / Sen Oiplomaiiife Sie.
neite. ba ban ifnl bape iaaet nof
al aongresien % oet politiife Sin.
9aabe ban % bans SuItru. Tooie.
belts pIoite Cater, 4lice, itoar paa
en- iproeles intim 500 meo grGii-
Dent Sait og bans 6amilie.
Men ielp ON 2ongnorth life full
&c ina S%tiainqen ! Berlin, er ser
ioIfalo al Sanoinnligbeb for. Of ban
bill bIi tilbuot en- nnOen al De bsiere
oiplomatiife StiQinger.
ct Selegrom ira 0onoon beret.
ter. Of ibp. aongreSmanb Senrp e.
goutea ira SninoiS, iom Den lite
Marts uonpbntes til cmerifanif Mi.
niitcr til Bortugnl, | 2erbags meo
Snmpifibet "Mlauretonia" or aireiit
til De Sor. Stater. Der ganr / Con.
bon ct Rpgte ON at goutea uil bIi
tilbuot en- uigtigere Stiains END 0ti.
interpreter i 2iia6on.
Ger moa pGre roget / 8inSen, oa
Oct life err Longer iioen END oen lite
Ipril. at Mr. 9outea ~nireiite fro
Stem gorf for at bragg til lin Bot
| Den npe portugiiiife 6epnbIif.
Sielge Ell ienere telegram err Orr.
9ouiea ben 216e 6s. 6lepet nonqpnt
til amerifanif Yfiniiter | S6pei3,
ioet oen nGrpPrenOe SnSebaper al
benne Bot, &orifamerifaneren groi.
2aurit3 2. Swenion iamiibig er
bIepet %iorfIpttet til Sriitiania, 3orge.
i6et Den berpRrenoe amerifanjfe sri.
hitter. Mr. Qeirce. bar taset gliifeS.
I'll @r. 9outeaS eitermano iom
Winiiter I'll Portugal er uonGpnt ben
n9rpGrenoe Miniiter til Raraauap
os llruguap / Spoamerifa, Gopin
@. Morson.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-25
spinoelie politifonitabeI

minneapolis bar iaoet i'm isrite
fuinSelige Folitifonitu6eI @un iii.
traaote Sieneiten ! 6reOa9s iorinret
meo lit Mpuoigbeostegn. en- Itor.
ifinnenoe Golitiitierue paa grpitet.
Zen me "Ratrolfoiuoe". buis
8aon er Mrs. G(eaupr 9ascom. bar
iaaet ! ipecielt Sporog al bolOe 2ie
meS 9n~nieiaIene og Snlooncrne for.
al pauie. al Teriorer ! llmnuOigbeos.
aloereu life tiIiteoes 4Ogang til
oisie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-25

let poa 9pen naariombelit eiter Ni6.
not.
Sra Gl Gaio t~eIcgroieres ocu 21oe
IpriI: Stab Den merituuife Hegie.
ring oil unbgaa interanotionale Sor.
piflineer. mao Den gioe General Ha.
porro Sr6re til ufortsuet at rsmnle
Sldrc5. Gette er oct %llltimatum,
iom al SniuraentgeueraIcL 6ran.
cisco 8. Mobero, iooa ienotes til Gr.
Sasque5 @ome5 / @oibingtou for al
bom at ienoes pioere til ben merriam.
tic Hegierina.
San moerretteSe iomtioia Or.
Comes ON, al ban meget goot for.
iteo Sorifieleu meIem en- gaobcn.
itiIitmro % Observation-Disclosures.
boilfe iioltupnnte lfliloe poobegpnoes
umioocIbdrt eiter Observation-Disclosures
Iiilnttelle. General Maocro erflG.
rer, Of ~SitarcS isrit moa rsmmes, isr
ban oil inolaoe iig poa noaen Sreos.
moerbouoIiu9er. San finber Oct
n~sopeuoigt at etablere ct Soueofpar.
ter, bnorira Observation-Disclosures
meo Sen merifanife Hegiering fon 10.
res. Gen merifanife Heaeirings Spar
penteS life at bile bIi mootoget Der
isr benimoo Wibuat, men Oct err mt.
Ii9t at angrebet poo Siare5 oil BIZ
hblot inotil bets Infomit.
@eage Irmeer bpiler ioag paa fine
@aaben. Sen. Mooero bar gipet
Ssfte ON ialfalo life at p~onbegpnoe
gngrebet isr Tent no pon eftermiO.
tagert, % bet err iom openior upunt,
ianoipnligt, at ban BIZ pente meo oct.
ii. Den meritonife Hegierings Spar
inoIsber. Sans itore % pelbcu9b.
uebe grme ligger M ubenfor Sua.
res, bpis 8orniion beitoor al 100
Wnno al Den reaulrre merifanife
grme. @pen err gobt bei9itet.
8ert. Wooero erflGrer, at Den enc.
tic 9etinaelic, Tom fan iorbinore ct
Stormangreb pao 9pen, err en- Off.
ciel oa ~paoIibelig @eooeIeIie ON, al
T~rpiioent Iia5 er piaig til at trGoe
al.
SmioIertib goar ser Rpgter ON. at
General antonio Rabogo err UNDER.
peis n,eb b~etpbeliee 5oritGrfninger
til @orniionen / Siiore3, baabe al glr.
tilleri og aaooleri.
Sniureentorm6ens 8eneralSitdbs.
del 8uiieppe @ariboIoi, tar imioler.
tib life fort Senipn til bisie Rpgter.
"gi er life rGo guiemGno", erflprer
ban. "9i piG inotnae Saure5, ioninart
hi bIir iGrbia til set. On ion ienere
DC isoernle trooper biz angribe os,
foar bli beres Gag"
SfsIqe ct ienere Telegram, bateret
poa 81 8aio ben 22oe ApriI, bar Csc.
neral Rooero ganet ilo poa at no.
iGtte argrebet poo Siiorc3 og niiIutte
en- fort @oobenitiIItanb paa getin.
gelie al, at ser / oen 3io, oenne pa.
rer, nbioIut inaen Sroppe6eprgelier
iinbcr Steo, ipecieIt / Ietning al
Suarej.
Snmti6ig meb aiilutteIier al
@nabenitiIiionoer ifal ioo 6reSsln.
oerbonoIin9erne tnge lin gegpuoelie.
a.. .r.T. N.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
sT. MARY's GUILD
ELECTS OFFICE RsS

At the regular monthly meet ng of
st. Mary's Guild held Tuesday ar.
'ternoon for the election of o'flc ars
the following was the result:
Mrs. c. Roberts-President
Mrs. G. e. Gardiner-vice Presi-
dent.
Mrs. Z. W. Greene-Secretary
Mrs. j. H. Niver-Trsasure
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
uoob sAoW Ar rAEArkA
pNoMlokb ron roNluAr,

Tonlsht compete change Of uro.
Gram VIII be made Vt the new bay.
tohA Theater, Miss Isabel =. Jack.
con, whose voice In 70 much enjoyed
ny all who hear her. Will appear In
singing number alone. During tho
rest OF the week she will change her
selections nightly. rendering some OF
the operate and classical numb err,
including 'Mascagin's famous Ave
Marie." from Cavelsria, "Can You
Recall, "saTootis "Gosd Bye" "Car.
NINA the popular ballad and Others.
Miss Bessie Bell and Mr.. Levin
Will appear In the English comedy
success. Training Husband, a
laughable satire on a pair OF Newly.
Weds," brim full OF good comedy
lines and rap fire repair, ee.
Arthur Jones, manager of the NOV.
ing picture department., is doing his
share to stamp the Fl ture success Of
the new Daytona Theater. He will
display new and high class motion
pictures ON all nights except when
road shows are booked. Mr.. Jones
has worked at the moving picture
business from its beginning, and has
done great deal to make 1t an art.
The pictures are all up to date and
are the best, and VII be changed
nightly.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
SOCIAL Time is GIVEN
FOR CRYSTAL ATTACHES.
MANAGER TITUS ENTERTAiNs
EMPLOYEES WITH SPREAD
AFTER LAST SHOW WEDNES-
DAY EVENING.

Attaches and employees Of the
Crystal Theater, with a few invited
guests, making a total of IS, were
entertained at a spread and social
time at Mills Cafe after the second
show Wednesday evening.
The entertainment was given the
employees of the theater In appreci.
alton OF the special services rem.
dered during the holidays and the
faithful work OF the employees so far
during the season and was a thor.
oughly enjoyed affair, both by the
employees aud Manager Titus.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

lAoktoNvlLLu.
WIN i Total u la.sOh,uu uuh
1ellevd ioF lhs AutuMohlls rAes mps|
y lhv beach Asrs meat spring, pFpA
apht \. NJ Hohl III lhs Floflla HAHl
Uu1ut Alltbmoblls Association MAJ
1nds application BY wire Tor i SAM.
zion from the American Automobile
Asaoclatloh for the meet 10 BE- hsld
"a pAytonA beach Maruh ", 70, 10
And 20.
In making this application FOR
sanction President Bond does "a
with the understanding the me a Will
% held here X tho sanction Ii grant.
Cd and that the meet will be the biz
xest beach racing meet ever held.
Although the total amount sub.
sscrfbsd = not sufficient to pay al
expsnies Of the meet action at this
time was made hecessary by the fact
that application FOR a sanction for a
beach meet to be held at jackson
Vile on those dates was made this
morning. The cont st board meets
In New York today a,d both appli.
cations will be placed before this
board for decision as to which
beach will be granted the meet. With
both applications it s now up to the
contest board to make a selection
between the two beachss.
Although the committees which
have been soliciting subseript s
among the business men and citizens
have been making every effort 10 see
everybody who might be interested
In holding the meet here, they have
been unable personally to visit all
and the list of subscriptions is pub
lished today with the idea that there
may be some who wish to subscribe
and will voluntari Y afffx their
names to the list.
President Bond and the committees
are still working on the plan to MAKE
the meet, IL 1t is held here, the big
'gest beach race meet ever he d in
the country and all subscriptions are
asked with the idea that the money
is going for the purpose of adv En-
Using the city and the beach. The
race meet will give oppo -tunities FOR
advertising DaytonIa which no
amount of money could purchase as
the results and features of the races,
together with the fact that they are
held at Daytona. will be sent broad.
cast to every city and town in the
world
The following list shows the citi-
zens and business firms which are
willing to boost the city OF Daytona
to the extent OF the amounts set op.
posIte their nanee:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-07-20
SUBSCRIPTION
Home Industry.

a Co operation of the produc.
err, and consumer in Home In
dustry will distfoy the specula'
tor. And the trusts will have
to go out OF business as there
will be no profit system left for
them TO live on: rbey too will
have to go to work and earn
their living by the sweat of their
face. And wage slavery will
have it's end and every man will
have al equal right to life, liber-
ty and the persuit of happiness.
And the Yoke of thraldom will
be broken from off the necks of
all men who bear the burden in
the heat Of the day.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-07-20
THE FOOLISH FELLOWS.

We too, areone of those foolish
fellows. Seldom we show our
foolishness in financial matters.
AS it is almost a thing of the
past for US to get a dollar that
we can call our Own. And yet
we have to work awful hard for
the other fellow. to earn him dol
lars. So we just thought the
matter over, and concluded that
now was the time for US to kick,
and tell all the other foolish fel-
lows to kick, and kick hard in
August WHEN they 90 to the polls
to vote, on the S3,500.00O special
tax question to build a new State
Capitol building at Jefferson
City. And kick it clear out of
the Stale, and do not wait until
this mighty burden, this unreas.
enable weight is tied on our
BACKS, for us to sweat, tug, and
starve over, to ges it off. And
for no other purpose than to
give our hard earned dollars to
parasites. Trust honest men?
yes, thousand times yes. But
Honest men asks for nothing but
their own.
We are sincere we believe that
it would be an unjust thing for
the hard working people of the
grand old stale of Missouri to
pay $3.J00.O00 for to build a state
Capitol building at Jefferson City
when good enough building
could be put up for. eight or
nine hundred thousand dollars.
So let Us ballow hurrah for the
kick Of the good people of Mis-
sonri that will Kick the question
clear out Of the state.
Cod people of Douglas Coun-
ty who will go to the polls in
August waken up to your inter.
ests and do your duty for your.
self and children.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-07-20
OLATHE ITEMS.

We had a fine rain Sat, night
which seemed to revive every.
thing.
John Weaver, John Gross and
Jonn Y. Miller and Ezra Roy TAX
en- in the picnic at Browns cave
Fri, and Sat.
John Gideon and wife and j..
M. Rush visited J. T. Miller
and family the 10Th. all report
good dinner and good time.
Ethel Rush and Pearl Miller
visited Bessie Weaver Sat. night
There was quite a few young
folks attended prayer meeting
at the Huffman school house Sun
night Mrs Mays conducted the
meeting.
Edna Pugh has gone to Kans.
to visit with her sister Mrs Wal
ter Hylton,
Mrs. Green and d2ug ghter
from Willow Springs is on a
weeks visit with her sister Mrs
N. A. Roy.
There will be Children's Day
at the Huffman school <house the
5th. Sun IN July everyone come
that can and bring we'll filled
baskets.
Mrs. J. M. Rush who has been
on the sick list is better at this
writing.
Goodbye to one and all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-07-20
NOTICE..

The Children's Day that will
be held on B, F. Thomas place
has been postponed. but will be
July 30. There being more
time to practice we hope for an
excellent program. Let every
body come and spend the day.
There will be water on the
ground and a good we'll is near
the grove.
Program Committee,
Aileth Stewart, Louis Swing,
Team Kempt, Lizzie Ball, Maggie
Steinert.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-07-20
PICKUPS FROM AND NEAR
NORWOOD,
By The MARGUERITE.

We are having fire weather at
present
Several of the farmers are
having grain thrashed.
Mr., and Mrs. r. F. Jarrett
made business trip to Mtn.
Grove Wednesday.
The berry season is almost
gone and most of the people in
this vicinity have a generous
supply.
The S. S. children who are pre-
pairing the Children's Day Pro-
gram met at the home of Aileth
Stewart Wed. after noon, The
Program will be rendered on
July 30, lo1l.
Fern and Maggie Steinert
spent Sunday with Mrs. B. F,
Thomas.
j, l., Woo ds and family spent
Sunday with R. F, Jarrett and
family:
T, G, Stewart is having lum-
ber hauled for a new harm, He
contemplates building soon.
Zena Jarrett and Ed, McCask-
ey are on the sick list at present
Chester McCaskey and Frank
Jones are working for Mr.. D. J.
Swing this week.
Maggie, Dessa and Floyd Jar
rett visited their sister Mrs. F.
G, Curtis We'd:
Mrs, Bradford and niece Mary
Martin are attending the revival
at Hartville held by the Evange.
list O, E, Hamilton:
Caudle School will begin Sept
I with Miss Pierreman from
near HarttilTe as teacher:
Anna and UniceT teinert crlled
on Cecil Thomas Friday:
Well as news of visiting grows
montonous and | cant think no
other kind of news | will close
hoping tohear from all Corrspon-
dents this week, by by to all
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-07-20
WILSON HOLLOW.

We have had a fine rain which
was badly needed.
Some of the young people of
Wilson hollow attended church
at the Colony and reported a fine
time
Charley King made a trip to
Ava Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Islerson spent
Friday with Mr. Joe Hilton of
Campbranch while there Mrs Is.
lerson meet with a friend who
sha hasent seen in about twenty
seven years.
Agnes King spent Thursday
eveing with Mrs Islers son.
Mrs jim Stephens ana family
spent Sat. and Sun. with her
neice Mauda Stephans.
Mrs Kunsy and Mrs Pilla
Jones spent Sunday the second
with Mr. King folks Mrs Jones
will return to her home in Ill. in
abHuta week.
> Mr. and Mrs Comstolk spent
Sunday at the Colony.
The reports that Ellis Medley
has been reacently married.
Miss Mauda Stephens spent
Monday eveing with Mrs Bessie
Fostler her aunt.
We.have noticed of late, that
Mr. John Coal has passed head
ed, towards Brushyknob we
wonder what the attraction is.
Mr. and Mrs Wash Mason of
Banner spent tho Fourth at the
Cvlony.
Mr. Edia Mason is a pleasant
caller on Wilson hollow mostever
Sun. eve. his smileing face is
welcome among Us.
Mr. Dave beavers and wife
was callers at Mr. Islerson Sun
Mr., Will Morgan and wife visi-
ted with home folks Sunday.
Mrs. King spent Tuesday eve.
with Mrs Page.
The surprise dinner at the
Colony Sunday was fine all who
attended report a fine time,
There will be a basket dinner at
Brushyl-nob the fifth Sun. every
one come with Well filled baskets
The box supper at VcracruZ
Friday night was a grand success
everybody reported a fine time
the sum Of nine dollars that was
made up is to 60 for getting Uni
forms for he Modern Wo 'du an
team, the album for the prettiest
girl was given to Miss Della Lei
nders,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-07-20

Vengence is mine; l will repay
saith the Lord.
Therefore if thine enemy
| hunger. feed him: if he thirst
! give him drink; for in so doing
thou shalt heap Goals of fire on
his head.
BE not overcome of evil, but
overcome evil with good.
Romans. II, 10 20 21.)
No room in this to bare false
witness or do Il man a woefu1
wrong; Not even to speak evil OF
him. So we say to Mr. Segraves
please follow those instructions.
But now ye also put off all
these: anger, wrath, malice. bias
phe my, tilthv communication out
of your mouth,
Lie not one to another, seeing
that We have put off the old man
with his deeds, Col. 2. 80:
For the man that doeth those
things will follow after unright-
eousness and the things that is
spoken of in this manner.
And even as they did not like
to retain God in their knowledge
God gave them over to reprobate
mind, to do those things which
are not convenient;
Being nlled with all unright-
eousness. fornication, wicked
ness, covetousness, malicious
ness; full Of envy, murder. de.
bate, deceit, malignity; whisper
.ers,
Back biters, haters, ot God,
despitefull, proud, boasters, in
ventors of evil things, disobe-
dent to parents" (Romans 1. 29.
80 81,
Yes debating is numbered with
the worst of crime, therefore a
christian man will not be found
doing those things.
Now Mr.. Seagraves we are
confident that if you are 80 dull
of comprehension as to not see
yourself as you are and as others
see you, that you may be blessed
with enough friends that will sit
up with you and teach you your
error and your duty toward your
tellOWman, ana 10 the saving OF
your soul from torment, And
then 1t will matter nothing to
you, whether we are a Greek,
Hebrew or Latin scholar, or
whether We know a verb from a
noun, or a monkey from a Texas
Steer. just so as you are right
with your God.
Hoping that when you 80 for
us again, that you will not hide
your light under a peck MEASURE,
but put it on candlestick.
For it has been your insulting
articles. that has driven Us to
this mild explanation.
Yours for Truth