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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-05
GLOVER JURY 0IsAeREEs
Contest over VIII Of Murdered Laun-
dryman Reaches New Stage.

Cambridge, Mass, May 4.-There
was a disagreement in the supreme
court yesterday by the jury that has
been hearing the evidence in the con-
test over the will of Clarence f. Glov-
err the murdered iaundryman.
Yesterday morning when the court
convened the foreman reported that
the jury could not agree upon YER
diet. Justice Hammond. who presid-
ed over the trial, made no comment
as he discharged the jury II is not
known yet what will be the next step
in the case.
None of. the four brothers who are
contesting the will nor Mrs. Lillian
NJ Glover, the widow of the laundry
man were in the court room when
the jury reported.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-05
FOR BETTER CONDITIONS
Wnooski Takes Action to Secure
More Police Protection

Winooski, May 4-The village
meeting Monday night voted to leave
the matter of additional policemen to
the trustees. This is regarded as
meaning better police protection as
the trustees are understood to be
unanimous in favoring more police
and better civic conditions There
will be a meeting of the Law and Or
der this week and they will work with
the trustees in securing better con-
ditions in certain sections of the viii
lage.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14
'oLATHE ITEMS,

Rev. R. +. Young preached to
"a large crowd at the Huffman
School house the first Sun.
Mr.. Allen Page vf Brushyknob
and Mr.. G. W. Shinpaugh was
welcome visitors at John T. Mil
lers last Mon. night.
Jesse Pugh was in Ava last
Sat. looking after some business
Mr. Lawrence Pugh is on the
SICK list at this writing,
Last Thursday night Miss
Pearl,e Miller was surprised by
a host of boys and girls gather.
ing at her home and entertaining
her with some splendid good
music and singing.
Miss Leota Martin says there
is nothing so nice at her fathers 5
front yard as the beautiful Gates
ha, ha.
Grandma Huffman spent the
day with aunt Lou Roy last Sat
Miss Mary Robinet is our hel
10 girl again and she is good
one
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14
N0TlC8.

We are very sorrow, that we
are not able to send out the copy
Of our opponants as fast as they
want it t. come, but will Say, be
patient nv brethren, we will
serve you just as fast as we can.
And We do hope that the spir-
it of fault.finding of Bro. Has
kins' will cool off a little, as the
Readers will see is necessary,
when they read his two letters,
and see tone of sarcasm in them,
Now Bro, Haskins just be pa
'tient, and in due time We shall
pour the oil Of gladness in both
your heart and soul, and show
you just what manner of person
You are. But be patient aAd you
shall te served,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14
MISSOURI STATE FAJR.


The Missouri State Fair will
open this year September 30
with every exhibit in place and
all details arranged beforehand.
President William H. Taft has
accepted the invitation OF the
Directors of the Missouri State
Fair to attend the 1911 Exhibi'
ton and he has stated that he
will be here on Saturday, the
opening day. and it is perdicted
that this will be the greatest day
in the history of the Missouri
State Fair. It is the first time
that a President Of the United
States has eyer visited the Mis-
souri, State Fair and its friends
are proud of the fact that the
Presid ent has reco gnjzed tn
State Fair as a great education
| al institution and will honor it by
bis presence. He will make one
of the principle addresses at. the
Fair that will be made on his
western trip.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14
Answer TO 1st. Question Of Bro. HssAins

numbered with the beasts. We
never said that they were; only
as God has spoken ofthem. And
kinerder to know what God has
said on this point we shah ask
you to read.
l. Said IN mine heart concerning the estate of the
sops Of men that God might manifest them
and that they might see that they ttte,mselves + ,D
are e1sasts. Eccle, 3-7ls
.lfso:
puthe answered spd said, 1t is not meet to
{ ske the chfIdsen's bread. and to cast it to the
Dogs"
And she said. Truth Lord, yet The dogs cat OF
tho crumbs which fail from this masters table
Mat. lS-ss-s' =.
Those scriptures with the
many more that we could give,
re 1Aers up a fact undeniable
that God did number the Gen.
tile race with the beasts. And
it was not Garrett, as Haskens
would make it appear. And
Ga rrett's idea of God, is that he
iis a God of love, mercy. and
!: Justice. The readers of the
CREssET know this. You can't
| make them believe anything
;;else.~ So in conclusion we find
that the created man was
created in the image of God. and
in what manner he was in Gods
image. And we have and will
find this man 70 be the pro.gen-
etor of the Gentle, and number
ed with the beasts created on
the same day that the beasts was
only after the beasts had been
created.
| So hoping our brother may
have his eyes open to the truth,
1--we pass to the End. question.
To Be Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14
TAKE NOTICE
DEAR FRIEND

DfAR Fh1END
Don't think BECAUSE not located in CITY that we
can't sell goods at city price less High rents big salaries
large must all be made from the profits of city
business.
And trade there you must not forget that you pay
for the privilege of doing It's different with and the
fact that business is continually increasing is ample
evidence that the people appreciate the advantage of trading
with Our expences small and profits. In
the city expences large and profits proportion
Wien you buy from mail order house you have toPsy
The Express Postage small quantity and The Rates
Arehgh We buy large quantities and freghts small item
When you spend dollar in the City that dollar is from
this Vicinity forever when you spend with part of
stays here and is converted into taxable property and there
fore aids your schools churches your roads, and
munity at large.
Please remember that the buyer of this firm is
sleepy stupid Indifferent when he buys bargains that will
yield small profit and you money. We supply
you with all they have generasore call get the
worth of money in dry goods Groceries, Felt boots
an Shoes Hts and Caps &.
Yours Respectfully
G. G. PARIS Brushy1nob Nc.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14

This will afford splendid op'
portunity for the visitors at the
Fair to hear and see the Presid-
ent of the United State.
The address will be made in
the Live Stock Show Pavilion,
which seats 10000 peple and he
can be heard in every part of the
building.
While in some sections of the
S tate :he crops are not the best
this year, yet the exhibits at
the Fair promises to be better
than ever. Farmers in all sect
ions Of the States, especially in
those sections where crops are
best, are preparing exhibits to
send to the State Fair.
Live stock entries are fine and
the anu sement programme ar
ranged for by the Boar6 of Dir
ectors is the very best, Educatioe
nal features will be strong and
1T can safely be said that there
will be POO acres of education
and amusement atthe State Fair
September 80 to October 6.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14
A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.


We have completed BOOK of four hundred pages
wrongs belonging to theories of perported to be the
Bible Teachings that every Reader and Family should have
in their nosscssion It will be grand treasure of True
knowledge to every -
No one will be without it wnen read Send US your
order ACCOMPANIED with one dollar and will send you
the Book. I'D. WORLD CtEsshl'
Brushyknob. Mo
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(No, ~

The man CT Gen. l.: 26-27
was created in the image of God.
Garrett says he was the first
father or proganitcr of the Gen.
tile race and the Gentiles were
styled beast and !dogs, is that
Lis Idle of Godl"
Yes Bro. Haskins, it is true
that the man of (Gen. 1-26-27)
was cre ated in the image of God.
But before we commence to
answer you further, we must
say to you, That our time is our
own, our paper is our own. And
to give you as short an answer
as we possibly can, on your ad.
vice; for us to answer just so and
SO is with us; We shall answer
just as it suits us, whether it suits
Bro. Haskins or not. But all your
questions will be answered, and
all your pieces and slurs quoted
just the same, so look for them
and if they come to slow for you,
come down and we will treat you
with the utmost respect,
But now to the first question.
How was this man of (Gen, 1-27)
made in the likeness and image
of God? A ~fourfooted animal?
No! Bro. Haskins, God is all
wise, in wisdom and knowledge,
And spirit in deed and in truth
and seeketh such as will worship
him in spirit and in truth.
Now the man spoken of above
was made in wisdom and know
ledge, like unto God, for it took
a mighty wisdom 10 rule the
fish Of the sc q, the fowl of the
air, it took a mighty wisdom te
rule ali the living things of the
: earth-And to replenish the
earth ard subdue it,
And in fo|l.ving up this thought
we find God speaking to Us il
, this manner t, show US in wha,
manner he was created in tn,
, image of God
The word ct The Lord came again unto mt
saying.
Son OF man. say INTO the prince Of Tyru
Thus smith the Lord God: because thine heart
lifted up, and thou hath said am a god, l 81
in the seat Of God. in the mi,lst Of the sea,
yet thou art man, and not tod, though tho
set thine heart az the heart OF God:
Behold. thou art wiser than DanieI there
no secret that they can hide from thee.
With thy wisdom and with thine understan,
ing thou hast gotten thee riches, and hast the
gotten gold and silver into thy treasure:
By thy wisdom and by thy trsffick hast tho
increased thy riches and ,hino heart is hftt
up because Of thy riches: Ezek. eS-1-:>3-
Is
Here is the wisdom like unit
God, this character was wise
than Daniel, there was no s.cre
y to be hid from him, he was
wisdom in the likeness of God.
This was not The MAN Ada1
who was formed and paced
, the garden. For he did not kno,
, that he was naked until he eat {
the forbidden fruit. and the
, there was a secret kept hid fro1
! him, he did not know that /
could reach forth his hand an
pertake of the tree. of life an
live forever, so you will see tn,
this man knew all things for me-
to k ov and he wss cr ate
land also he was in the ga
. den and he could not OF beea III
v man Adam. please read,
l. Thou hast heen in Eden the garden of G
Il every precious stone W thy Governing I
sardius topaz. aud the dia mOnd the bt ryl.
onyx, aud the jasper, the sapphire, ,he cme,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-09-14

OF thy tabtets and OF thy pipe was prepared in
thee in the day that thou vast created.
Thou art the ariointed cherub thst coyereth
and have set thee SO: thou vast upon the holy
mountain of God. thou last walked up and
down in the midst Of stones OF ti,e.
Thou vast perfect In thy ways from the day
hit thou vast created; till iniquity WAS found
In thee. Ezck 2s--i3-l4--15
Here is a positive proof that
there was more than THE man
Adam" in the garden. And it is
a fact, that they are called trees,
please read.
Behold the Assyrian was a
cedar in Lebanon with fair bran.
ches, and with a shadowing
shroud, and of a high stature:
and bis top was among the thick
bopghs.
The waters made him great
the, deep set him up on high
with her rivers running round a.
bout bis plants, and sent out her
little rivers unto all the trees of
the ield.
, Therefore his height was exal!-
ted above all the trees of the
field, and his boughs were multi,
piled, and his branches became
long because Of the multitude Of
waters, when he shot forth,
| All the fowls of heaven made
their nests in his boughs, and
under hi, branches did all the
beasts of the field bring forth
their young, and under bis shad
ow dwelt all great nations.
Thus was he fair in his great,
ness, in the length of his branch
es; for his root was by great
waters,
/ The cedars in the garden Of
God could not hide him: the fl,
trees were not like his boughs
and the chesnut trees were mo-
like his branches; not any tree
in the garden of God was likt
unto him in his beauty.
I have made him fair by tn
multitude of his branches; s.
that all the trees of Eden, tina
;, were in the garden of God en-
!. We'd him." Ezek. 81 --3-9.
J.; How does this suit you Bro
Il Haskins in regard to you make
Is ing your fun over the tree ques
tion. But when we come to tn
e tree question we shall say more
but for the present it is the que.
d ton in regard to the create
a man being made in the image {
= God. We have clearly prove
this part to be in wisdom an
: knowledge and also perfection
y 'all their ways from the day tn;
they were created until iniquit
, was found in them. These al
- the points that the created ma
~ was made after the likeness
# God. But not he in spirit for
n this time they were nothing b.
n a natural man. The pro-ganit,
70 |of the Gentle race. Bro. Ha
d |kins saws we styled them aft
d beasts, dogs etc And then a>l
It the question rs that his Idle
n Cod" We must pity the col
d prehens;on of Bro. Haskin
r. Forthe readers, of the CREssE
le will begin to think that Br
Haskins is made up of sarcas1
cd For our readers know full W
he he what we have. said and do say
all bout this created man oei
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Roll OF Honor

H. B. Weed Mansfield Mo. Scots
M. e. Stephens, y Scots
Tom Riley, Tarkio Mo. 25cts
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
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WORLDS CRESsET
Rev. l.. s. GARRETT ED.

PUBLISHERS
N e. Garrett and M. M. Bowers
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Entered as second clGS
matter November 3rd. 1910 at
the POst-OMcc at Brushyknob
Mo. Mnder M, Act Of
.Mnrch 3rd. 1879.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Red Cap Boards the
Wrong Train-Alas-
Is Forced to Borrow Funds from
Young Woman Com
panion.

Never again will Victor Wiles living at
1890 South Tenth street, do favor for
friend, no matter how pretty a girl that
friend happens to be.
It happened this way. Victor. who Is en-
ployed at the Union station in Omaha,
was just starting to leave when he spied
an old school friend Juggling heavy grip
along towards the Burlington depot Very
CALAMITY he offered to help. Being natur-
ally generous. his offer Of help extended
so far as to put her on the train and then
he tarried while TO chat
Suddenly the train began to move and
he was urged to disembark. mo, I'll ride
over to Council Bluffs and jump Oft there,
But, alas. this Burlington train went down
the Nebraska side OF the river and the first
stop was Pacific Junction
Victor was all unconscious OF this fact,
however, until the conductor asked for his
fare. when he rendered the two bits he had
ready to pay his way to Council Bluffs.
The stern conductor demanded he receive
more than that for a ride to Pacific juno
tiOn, but wiles had only 40 cents in his
possession
After borrowing the necessary fare from
the girl, Wiles persuaded the conductor to
slow down a little at Plattsmouth, where
he jumped Then came long walk to the
Missouri Pacific station to catch the train
for Omaha, and the wind blew cold Mon,
day night
Never again. And think what kind Of a
hit I made with the grip" walls Wiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
WANTS STREETS STRAIGHT
Commercial Club Would Disregard
All Cost in Matter.
PLAN A FELLOWSHIP RALLY
Retailers Are to BE Entertained
while in Omaha Next Month
with n Thenter Party and
Luncheon.
A FELLOWSHIP RALLY

Regardless Of cost ali streets to be
opened in the city hereafter shall be made
straight and wide according TO the roso-
luton adopted by the executive committee
OF the Commercial club Tuesday at noon.
In reference TO the opening OF Twenty
second street from Dodge to Howard street
the committee voted two tentative plans
by which the street shall be made to cut
through one-third Of the Central school
building 1t was provided that the two
plans be submitted to the city council with
a request that one OF them be adopted
whatever the cost. Previous plans under
consideration by the council contemplated
laying out the street with turn at that
point.
The committee received a report from the
entertainment committee to the effect that
plans nave been made for a monster good
fellowship rally to be held in March prob
ably at the Auditorium. The big affair will
be somewhat on the order Of the good
fellowship" dinner Of last year. except that
1t shall be on larger proportions.
The committee on the jobbing trade re-
ported plans to extend a theater party and
buffet lunch to the Federation OF Nebraska
Retailers during the convention OF that
body on March g.
Delegates to the Nebraska state develop
ment and conservation congress were
named
list OF the goods now being advertised
as those on which bids for contracts shall
be received by the Indian department, was
issued. All sorts OF stores and articles of
hardware. merchandise and general sup
plies from the list
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Sam to Weigh
the Mail in Omaha
All Mail TO and from the East to Be
Weighed for One Hundred
and Five Days.

The auadrennial Weighing Of the amount
OF United States mail carried in the third
contract district by the railroads will begin
one minute after midnight of February a.,
The Weighing continues loo days. all the
mail received from the east and going to
the east being weighed, and the amount of
money the government shall pay the rail-
roads for carrying the mail for the next
four years will be determined In this way.
The third contract district" which is
the district In which the Weighing is TO be
done this year. extends only to the Mis-
sour river on the west, so the mail going
out OF here TO the west and received for
this place from the west viii not be
weighed. But all through mail from both
west and east and originating here for the
east must be weighed,
Omaha by It's position upon the division
line is Obliged TO weigh mall every two
yesrs. on one occasion IL is for the third
contract district, as this year. and two
years from now Il win be time to weigh
the mail for the auadrenniRl Weighing OF
the mail Of the fourth contract district,
which includes the territory west OF here.
The Burlington and Union stations will
employ extra men for the los days. SIX
extra men will be employed at the Union
station. making the force there twenty-five
mail clerks and transfer men working for
the railroad and eleven for the govern
ment At the Burlington station four extra
men viii be added. Each set OF men OF the
government employees and the railroad men
keep a set Of figures OF the weight OF the
mail. An average truck OF mail viii weigh
500 to 1000 pounds, and hundreds OF
trucks are handled daily IN Cmana and
more al the Council Bluffs transfer. All
must be weighed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
RINE SEES JOKERS IN BILL
City Attorney Says it is Too Strong
for the Railroads.
HAS 10 DO WITH THE vIADUCTs
city Would Not Have Power 10 order
Viaducts for streets Laid Out
before the Railroad YVES
BuiIt.

Before Senator Hoasiand's bill, known as
senate file No. 245, becomes law, II II
ever does, II is going to encounter violent
opposition from the city attorneys office.
The bill, which seeks to amend section 1885
OF Cobbey's annotated statutes OF Ne
braska, has to do with the building Of via
ducts by railroad companies.
In brief. the bill provides that no rail-
road company or companies can be forced
TO build yiaducts in any city over streets
which were not opened before the railroad
tracks were laid Copies Of the bill were
received In Omaha Tuesday morning. city
Attorney Rine discovered numerous jokers
in the bill which he says win practically
eliminate any city from forcing railroads
TO build any sort Of viaduct.
The bill seeks to take everything away
from the city" said Mr.. Rine. 1T is so
heavily loaded that the only fear is that it
will explode Of its own accord before It
comes up for passage. The bill. which was
drawn by attorneys FOR the railroad COM
panies protects these corporations from
every angle. II even goes so far as to
provide that In the event that any paving.
grading or curbing is done along such
right-of-ways the amount must be deducted
from the proposed cost of the viaduct. Be
fore the companies set through they would
have the city owing them money for every
viaduot that is built.
The bill has been Matching for a long
time. Efforts were made to get some men,
Der OF the Douglas county delegation TO
present II to the legislature. but they all
turned It down. Hoagland came to the
rescue OF the railroads
"As soon as 1 find out when the bill Will
be considered by the committee. am go
ing 20 Lincoln and protest against It even
being reported for passage"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
BUTLER'S REGISTRATION BILL
City Clerk Has City Attorney Draft
Law for Voters.
SUGGESTS SOME RADICAL CHANGES
Increases Pay of Judges and Clerks
and Decreases Their Work and
Also Changes the Mode of
Registration.

bill drawn by City Attorney Rine at
the instance Of City Clerk Dan Butler,
amending the present -registration laws will
be taken to Lincoln Wednesday for intro
duction into the legislature. Mr. Butler
will take the bill to Lincoln and will pre-
sent It to the members of the legislative
committee, which recently investigated al
legged election frauds In the city of Omaha
II the bill meets the approval of these leg
isiators, Mr.. Butler viii ask one OF them
to introduce 1t into the legislature for i'm
mediate passage.
The bill proposes radical changes in the
prevailing methods Of registration. It pro-
vides that the number of books kept for
registration purposes IN each precinct shall
be decreased from five to three and that the
salary of the registers be Increased from 50
to IS a day.
II also changes the days Of registration,
which are three in number 80 that two
Saturdays, instead of one as now main
tains, shall be included in the three days.
But the number of days, three, is left as
at present.
The bill further provides that non-reg-
istered voters, who now are compelled TO
go to the city clerks office, accompanied
by two freeholders. for registration may 20
to the precinct in which they live and be
sworn in by the judges and election clerks,
provided they are vouched for by two reg
istered voters Of the precinct.
If the bill becomes a law. It will, in my
opinion, overcome the objections to the
present laws" said Mr.. Butler. IL am COINS
to take the bin to Lincoln and offer it to
the members OF the investigating com
mittee, recently appointed by the legisla.
ture. If the bill meets with their approval
will ask one of them to offer It TO the
legislature and ask that committee to dc
all 1t can in the interests OF the bal"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Little Progress
in the Custer Case
Attorneys for the City and County
Aid Donahue in Their
Testimony.

The states attorneys spent most Of their
time Tuesday morning in trying to get the
books Of William Boekhoff admitted as
evidence in tho custer hearing charges
against Chief Of Police Donahue. when
they got through. they had made little
progress. as Referee Evans stuck to his
former rulings. admitting only such records
as could be identified by the witnesses.
Boeckhoff and Peter carp were placed on
the stand and Identified entries that had
been made showing that beer had been de-
iivered to houses in the red light district in
the fall Of 1910. But the testimony went
for naught when carp testified that the
entries might be correct and might not
Though Wednesday is national holiday,
attorneys for both sides agreed to continue
the proceedings which will go down on the
records as February 81