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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-04
CRUMR OF COMFORT.

Year by year. fr twenty cen
turtles the story of the night d,
bethlehem has been tod and 70
told, Today no household in Chr
stendom. in town or village OF
on distant prairie can plead the
ignorance in which Bethlehem,
then lay. If the door is Shu, Oh
the Christ,child today it is no'
from lack of knowledge bat from
churlishncsS or indifference.
All the old troublous stioDs
Of the origin and destination oi
the Galilce Carpenter have PAS
scd.
All the nc diaeva} worrimcnt in
discriminating bet Neen human
and divine has gone I'LL the PRE-.
led inquiry into thu miraculous
M longer is mankind stirred
over The non'os>tial Theories OF
him fade away dngnaS Of his
nature Lose their charm His gen.
t'oneSs has corquired, His in.
flucncc continues and widens
Slowly frightening TIE gleam
that touched him spread tltoDrn
the world. His spirit moves on
the face Of civilization and makes
II klndller every generation. The
New Year of 1872 will iind more
living close to the Golden kulc
Tran any year in the history Of
the world. This makes family
life sWectpr and case the bitter
ness Of failur, and Ignorance
and all life's incurnp;etoncs>.
That wonder-working personal.
lty was never so potent as TO-DAY
so insistent and tondarlv sure
Undera thousand forms rrecds
and names men serve him.
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By r, f. HASkINS. ERNO MO,
Continued fr,m Cas- Sl:.r NJ. is.

70 tie question what went
with the Gtntiies that died be-
fore CHRIST he answers some
! was saved and some was lost
thcH he refers to lSaiaS GG, 80
and he says hero is the birth OF
the whole Gentle nation spoken
VI, and asks if it was acOmDtl>h-
ed and refers to joan >: - y 30
! understand him to mean that
the Gcnt!lcs was borned Of the
earth AS he puts this scripture
together now il every thing is
after It's kidd then ! suppose
that, that Wuich is born OF tie
earth is earthly, does that look
good then, then We will notice
that the scripture quoted says
that the hour is coming IN the
which all that are in their graves
shall hear his Voice. Whicl in
wolves a general reSurrpctlun |,
which he says occurred ~ tie !
death Of CHRIST. So far hs the
Gcntics was concerned.
Now Bro in the name, of rca-
son you don't think that will
stand invcslig Itim do you? FIRST
it was al tlAt was in Il cir graves
and read the .'Ath. verse they
{ me forth some to the reSu"ret~
ton OF life and some to tie re.
surrection of dannul!on.
Now he gives Matt. 347:50 -
and there is no sign Of Il general
resurrection here, there was
none but saints arose at this tlmei
and while there was many vet all
of thcm did net arise, Steven
says after this that David had
not arose. And. in ,joI'n all that
were in their grayes arose he has
heretofore QUO ed John 81 to
prove this position. Now Bro.
N all canGor NicDdcmus was Z
} tw.
Now Bro see il YOU can't find
a general resurrection in these
reference LUX in after years
said there snail be d resurrection
Of the dead both of the inst and J
the IN, Just Acts 14:i1 and Pau,
made his memOria oln arguomont
for the resurrection in | Cor. f.,
ch. see Ian. 1918 Rev. oO:I3 f..
Beware Bro. That YOU cont
take the position Of those fellows
referred to in . Tim. .: Is then he
says he believes in the imortal'ty
Of TIC liv'ng >on], and has a lit
tie. dodge for every question,
which people will notice and AS
have referred to some of this |
viii pass it by as unworthy of
notice.
70 be continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-04
THE CREysET

~ o. Garrett, and M. NJ. Bowers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-04

lst Who did Cain fear when ha
was banisheG into the land OF
Nod?
Ind, What was the forbidden
fruit?.
3rd. Who Wa, Gains wife?
4th' Who was the Sons of God
ana VINO Was the men spoken of
9TH. What caused the great curse
that was between the Jews and
the people of Ashdod? Spoken of
in Ezra 9 y Also in Mechanical.
u3-223 -225)
9TH. Why was the gospel of I'M
circumcision committed to Paul
and the gospel of circumcision
TO Peter?
1th Why after Paul had preached
seventeen years to the gentiles
End went UP o-Jerusalem-
under the teaching or the twelve
Apostles he had to obey the law
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We can wish no better thing
for all our readers than that they
begin the new year animated By
a firm resolve to turn all it's OK
perl7nce into profit for them.
selves, mentally, morally, social
~ and materially, and then to
faithfully clrry out the resolu-
ton.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.
10 be continued.

We have comph I'D !3CCK of over rorr ,ur drc1 ,,z
treating On mary evely SRI Get Ct IL Hbe, ava 1
wro IS belonging to 1heorits ,f non re,1u,t,d g.,
Bible teachings that eve'y Nea1crand Family >,o,a tro
in their >csson. 1t will be d ard tr,.,,, , ,,
knowledge to every ore,
No one will be WITHOUT it wnen or co read Sra .-
order accompanied win one Collar ard we viii cora w
the Book. Ed WORLDS tEEssET
D'us)ykncb. Mo-
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TAKE Notice

Amy party or parties Wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
ly or otherwise shall be treated
as friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phra ses 60 through it's
columns.
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FACING THE NEW YEAR.


! The clock struck - on Dec.
3lst and we are ushered into a
New 1ear-With how many plans
for the futurc-new resolves.
many alas. that are made to be
broken. Bat let US welc0me the
untrodden paths and grasp the
new conditions with a firm hand.
grateful for the blessings the old
year has brought to us.
How the years come and vanish.
When TIE Old Year bells have
ceased their ringing We stand
facing the New Year which
comes with noiseleSs pace out of
the future and We wonder what
it will bring us. We are certain
Of one thing, that in Our hands
is vested the power to make the
year one of character growth
If the oil 4 year has brought to
US failures with the new wear
the tide may turn. Failure is
sometimes tie stepping stone 10
coming success. The past is
gone but the present is lett US
in which to work, We must con.
quer difficulties and not let them
conquer us, then what was con
sldered a possibility may become
a reality.
1t takes what it seems much
like drudgery to do any thing
well, Let US during the new
born year take all the good that
lies within our reach. TIE beau
ty and the g]orv of the world are
close at hand but some say moth
ing but clay. Let US hold fast
to duty. Tnis will be OF value in
the storm or sunshine. The f.,
most successful life Is the one
that has done the most for his
fellow man. Happy then is the
man who has that in bis nature
That acts on others as the April !
sun on violets.
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Happy New Year. What a
blessed phrase! Speak it from
the heart. and then strive to
make every ones New Year a
happy year and yours will be
happy indeed.
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Home Circle
Column.

A Happy New Year to every
reader Of this department.
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PAGE OF INQUIRY.
QUESTIONS. NO. 3b,

QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWER
Nd BY THE ONE MAN
THEORY ADVOCATES
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-30

Nothing pleases an ignorant man so
much as chance to hand out infOr-
nation.
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Your Child's Health
Your First THOUGHT

If you have children, naturally your
first thoughts are for their health.
You certainly want them to develop
strong, healthy constitutions. The
most careful attention must be given
when children show the first symp-
toms of the many common ailments.
Perhaps they are weakly and thin, or
grow too fast, thus sacrificing
strength. These and other apparent
~ minor ailments may be the fore
runner to weak constitution for life.
Such children need Jayne's Tonic
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It will also improve the appetite, and
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Among the most common ailments
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For more than eighty years millions
Of children have been restored to
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Insist upon Jayne's; accept no other.
Sold by druggists everywhere. DR.. D.
jayne & Son. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuehl and family
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs John Tebbe.
Art Hanchett, of Charter Oak, dug
hundred foot we'll for Reed McEl-
vain Friday.
Herman LEM, of Charter Oak, was
seen passing through Kenwood on the
train one day last week enroute to Ma
nilla to attend dance.
Fred Medlock made business trip
to the county seat Saturday.
0. X. McElwain accompanied his
wife as far as Lincoln, Neb., Friday
on her trip to Colorado.
The Kenwood implement house put
up a new windmill for Reed McElwain
over his new we'll last week.
Frank p Carl and Adolf Petersen
went to Charter Oak Saturday.
Pete Jensen and Elmer Taylor went
to Grant Center Saturday.
The Listamann orchestra went to
Charter Oak Saturday evening to play
for the Gesanverein dance. They re-
port good crowd present and every
body had fine time.
Messrs. Albert Herman and George
Tebbe, Seonke Mahnke and Anton
Jensen were guests of John and Henry
Listamann Sunday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Newton and Mrs.
Lille Newton were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shives last week.
Mary Fink visited Monday with
Mrs. Lille Newton.
Hattie Boysen was shopping in Den
ison Monday.
S. D. Newton transacted business
at the county seat Monday.
Heman Newcom has been putting
in the last few days at road work.
Fred Sauchau. Claus Dethman and
Broder Boysen were in Deloit Mon
day.
Asa Brown marketed hogs in Deloit
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Robertson was caller at
the Mason home Monday.
Carl Whey was passenger to Den
ison Friday.
Mrs. Heman Newcom and son visit
ed at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Clarence lines, Tuesday.
Whey boys and others went to
Denison Saturday night.
Herman Grill land Mr.. Jensen were
in Deloit Friday.
E. McNeal and family drove to Den
ison Saturday to spend the day with
his mother, Mrs. McNeal.
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Miss Alice Behan was the guest OF
Mrs. Frances McSorley Monday even
ing.
Peter McGinn, of Dunlap, was up
Wednesday and Thursday, visiting at
the McGlnn home.
Geo. Anderson and family visited
Friday at the home of her mother
Mrs. Henry Bogge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Comstock spent
Sunday in Denison visiting at the
Mills home.
School closed at district No. last
Friday for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Smith visited with Mrs.
Frances McSorley one day last week.
| Miss Katie McGinn came up from
Dunlap Friday evening to spend sew
eral days visiting.
Misses Ruby Mullenger Sarah Try
on, Edith and Ethel Mills and Mr..
Ray Mills visited Sunday at the John
Comstock home.
w. D. Mundt and family visited on
Sunday at Charley Rath's.
| Ernest Poleske and family visited
Sunday at the Tryon home.
Tom Ahart and family, of Dow City,
autoed up Sunday to spend the day
at the Jas. Tate home.
| A large crowd attended the social
last Saturday evening, at which time
$14.2O was received from the sale of
the baskets and will be used to pur-
chase new pictures and maps for the
school house.
Mr.. Rodney, of Manila, was out
Friday to finish the heating plant at
the new school house.
The following were pleasantly en-
tertained at the Fritz Mundt home on
Sunday: NJ and Mrs. Claus kuhl,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hamann, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Mundt, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Stegemann, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Mundt, Miss Ella Schutt, Otto Tryon,
Otto Steinkeuhler, Ed Steckelberg and
Ed Hamann.
Ernest Wenzel was a Sunday visitor
at the John Hamann home.
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A rap was heard at the door of Mrs
Charles Robertson one day last week
and upon going to the door she was
addressed in WEIGH, her native Ian
guage. The party was Mr.. John Walt
ers, of Dow City, who came to make
their acquaintance and stayed couple
of days. They had a fine visit in
WEIGH. 1t was reported that the
Chas Robertson home was under quar-
antine, but it was mistake as none
of them were sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Winans came to
Deloit Sunday morning in their auto
and took Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winans
and children home with them to din
ner. After dinner they all took long
auto ride, which was greatly enjoyed
as the day was pleasant for riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Evarts, Mrs. c.
J. Hunts, sister and husband, OF Gid
den, autoed over to Deloit Sunday and
took dinner at her home. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Evarts' father
and mother.
Stanley Brown is building an addi
ton to his barn and adding onto his
house, a building recently purchased
of Mr.. Myers, known as the Halbers
house, north of M. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe True and two lit
tie boys spent Sunday at the G. j
Newcom home.
Election day draws near, and every
man should show his manhood and
citizenship by going to the polls and
voting for the man Of his choice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Richardson, OF
Wall Lake, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the parental homes OF Dell
Richardson and Mrs. Westcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schiller visited
Sunday afternoon at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. Alice Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Anderson and chill
dren were among those invited to the
Art Whey home Sunday afternoon
Several little folks met with their par
ents to help celebrate the birthday OF
their daughter, Ruby.
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BOYER VALLEY TIME TABLE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL

JOINN EASI
No. 81 Chicago Express $50. 1902 p m
No. ~ Chicago Limited -. 1897 p m
No. 80 Omaha, FIT. Dodge :. 6:22 p m
GOING WEST
No. II Omaha, City & c. B. SAB a m
No. Z" Fast Mail ........... 1925 p m
No. 81 FIT. Dodge & Omaha :. 900 a m
"Daily
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]. P. Welsh has recently received
word from his old home in New Al
bin, Iowa, that his father is in very
poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell are the
happy parents Of son, born Sunday,
October goth.
Mrs. Fotheringham and Mrs. Bon
ney spent last Wednesday in the conu-
try at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Stahl.
John Greder had great harvest of
potatoes this year. He dug 900 bush
els from four and half acres on his
farm southeast of town.
On Friday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newbaum and Mrs. Bonney motored
to Schleswig and brought Miss Bern
ice Bonnney home with them for an
oyer-Sunday visit and to attend the
dance Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Caswell, of Denison,
were Buck Grove visitors Friday after
noon.
Geo. VOlQuartsen met with a very
painful accident Friday evening. While
trying to open bottle the neck broke
and drove a sharp point deep into
the feshy part of his hand, necessi-
tating the services of doctor.
The dance and supper, given by the
ladies of the Catholic church Friday
night, was a grand success. The
amount taken in was over $4,000,
not a bad showing for so saml town
as Buck Grove. After all expenses
are paid there will be considerable
more than 500 to add to the church
|treasurey.
Mr. and Mrs. Will thinner write
from Blackfoot, Idaho, that they are
visiting with o. Bicknell and family,
and having a fine time. Mr.. Bicknell
says there is too much sage brush
where they are and thinks they will
soon move to Sand Point, Idaho.
DR.. Bonney has at last received the
shipment of bulbs he has been expect
ing for the past month. See the Doc
tors yard blossom in the spring.
H. G. Neubaum and family spent
Sunday with friends near Schleswig.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Franklin Hahn and Mabel Brewster
at the home of her parents Wednes-
day, October 3Oth.
FRS. Fotheringham and Mrs. Bonney
spent Sunday at the pleasant country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullen.
Mrs. Lloyd Brake, of Logan, was a
Sunday visitor at the j. P. Welsh
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James OMeara and
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, of Denison,
autoed over here Sunday to spend the
day with the Jack Welsh family.
DR.. Bonney was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Marten at dinner Sunday.
John Mullen is on The sick list at
present.
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G. n. 3 st. p. TINE TABLE-ARION
GOING EAST
No. Passenger, daily ... S:55 m
No. Passenger, daily ..... 1925 p m
No. % Passenger, daily ..... sos p m
No: "a Way F'rt. eX SUM-. -. 3:45 p m
| GOING WEST
No. I Passenger, daily . 5:55 m
No. Mail, daily ......... 1925 m
No. 3 Passenger, daily ..... l :32 p m
No. 81 Way Frt eX Sun. $50. sos m
All above trains stop at Arion.
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Mrs. r. Steenblock had the misfor
tune to fall down stairs and break hel
shoulder blade. She has been taker
to the hospital at Ida Grove.
Mrs. Julia Jurgison and daughter
Blanche, were visiting at the 7. M
BrOgan home this week..
Fred Weed and Bernice Hay autoe(
to Wall Lake Saturday.
Henry Schwanz, Sr was a business
caller in Vail Saturday.
Agnes Brogan was a passenger tc
Wall Lake Saturday.
Anna Brogan, from Vail, visited at
the 7. NJ. Brogan home over Sunday
Herman Workmeister had the sad
fate of losing his threshing outfit by
fire, 1t is not known how the fire
started.
H. Miller and family spent Sunday
at the Chas. Richardson home.
Mrs. Chas. Richardson and son, Cliff.
ford, were passengers to Denison Sat
urday.
John Gerken and wife motored to
Wall Lake Saturday.
A. Blumgren was a business caller
in Wall Lake Saturday.
Emil Peters spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. JAMS.
James Harmon, of Odebolt, was Wis
iting at the Geo. Schwanz home this
week.
Dick Auen returned from his visit
in Minnesota Tuesday.
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The evening world., 1912-01-11
So Tsu5(SAVTN2 RIDERS
81 CASHIER AUTHOR Of THE TWo-GUN Man.
A Western Romance of the Great Outdoors-Cowboys
"Rustlers," Two-Cun Men and Frontier Heroines.

Then he dropped. his expression be-
coming the lugubrious mask Of self-pity.
"A cowhand amt nothin'." he de-
clared to the surrounding silence.
lie gazed abstractedly at the rock
wall on the opposite side OF the river.
After a time his expression hardened.
Again his mind dwelt on The cause.
Monty's presence At Purgatory River
was not a result Of chance. Mcvea had
committed the objectionable Gin OF
casting him OF in the middle Of the
season. when any ~cowpuncher had q
right to expect a ranch anager to
consider his services Invaluable. Yet
Monty did not profess ignorance Of the
cause. That was a thing which every
puncher In the Bar Cross OUTFIT had
discussed exhaustively. Only lately had
McVea stumbled upon II. And them
So Monty was bound for Trinidad,
where he Intended to llnFsr in liquor
until he found that solace which time
brings. Afterward he would look for .
Job. Now he stood on the projecting
rock ledge above the bed Of the stream.
Bitterness had settled into tho marrow
Of his bones.
Unaware Of the presence Of Monty,
Miss Mcvea approached the river.
"a cowhand ain't nothin'." declared
Monty again.
There was the natness Of utter
hopelessness In his tone. Refreshed,
the water dripping from its muzxle.
the pony turned a thankful. inquiring
eye upon him lie approached II. pat
ted its streaming flank. and then
swung stiffly into the saddle. Ridins
into the shallow water Of the cross.
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Ing, he urged the pony toward the
rock trail that led up the opposite
bank of the stream.
He had not yet cleared the water
when Miss Movea's pony ciattered
down the slope.
Jessie" said Monty. In his voice
two notes were dominant-surpriss
and pleasure.
Ths two ponies browsed the tops OF
the dried river weeds unmolestsd- The
pack horse sasged to . halt and dill
likewise. On q bald rock Miss Nc
Yea and Monty nat and talked. Monty's
guinness wal now only . haunting
memory.
0 course father does not expect
me back for Q week." said Miss No
Yea. smiling dsmurely into Monty's
eyes. but things we're 10 dull Y . at
Yeager's thAt~and Two Butte Creek
10 dried up. and-and I wanted 10 see
you again."
Monty's guinness returned For Q
sweet moment he had forgotten.
you're seein' me again for the last
time" he said ahortiy. kicking at n
lizard that regarded him with stony
gaze.
Monty" Miss Mcvsa seised his
shoulders firmly and looked into his
eyes for evidence Of untruth. There
was none
Ute an up" no said. -Your father
knows. and I'm isavin' Bar Gross"
Miss Mcvea's cheeks whitened, bu.
her lips were Arm.
Where are o soing7" she ques.
toned.
Trinidad responded Monty.
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And them Miss Movea hesltated
for an swe
Don't know. Reckon I'll a n some
where"
Defiance wrought steely points In
Miss McVea's eyes.
Monty" h said tensely. do you
low me?"
SHORE" said Monty. quit
'Then prove st." interrupted Mes
Mevea.
Monty lifted puzzled eyes TO hers.
How was q man to prove his love for
a oma when the world had gone
back on him7
I'VE might clopc." he suggested. scent
ing a way out OF the dinicul.y.
I'VE won't e!ope." returned Miss Me-
Yea decidedly. And you won't go to
Trinidad, or-or land somewhere. You'll
20 right down the valley to Shallow
BEND and take up a quarter section.
You'll build . cabin and a corral and
some sheds. And when you've got a
start we'll bc married.
This Ia Government land and dad
don't own II my more than you do. I've
got some money that was eft me by
dads brother. m I'll trust you to do
the right thing. Well be a company.
and I'll take half the profits"
'T'd be a ncster." said Monty. reflect
ers around these parts"
III I was a man I'd be a man" said
Niss McVea, coldly.
IT reckon I'm a nan" returned
Monty. ITO prove II I'm going down t.
Shallow Bend and take out my land"
II,
| One dav the range boss stepped into