World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-05-23


iuten,;uns. | relieve that his &c.
titnS have >i3t.Nn Mat he Isl cn;i'
tied to tbs sup; OF of precisely
L csc men"
I Tne attitude Of tie sd ministra.
ton With regard to the railroad
rate bill vas brought under the
fire OF Col. Ruos Wit.
He c. aracterized the bill, as
submitted bv the administration
as a Thoroughly mischevious
measuse which would have I'm.
done t! e good work that has
been accomplished in the con.
troll of the great railroads during
the last twenty years" That the
measure did not get on the stat.
ute books in the manner in which
it was sent TO Congress, it was
stated, was due to the fight made
upon it by the progressive mem
bers of the Senate. "rhey made
1T good bill BY striking out the
chief features of the bill IA the
reactionaries presented it" SAID
the Colonel.
Col. Roosevelt further prodded
the ad ninistration of Mr.. Taft
for the dilatory tactics used in
dealing with conservation prob
lens The yellow Jacket May
End, 1912.
Again we quote you few ques
tions from the same paper the
Yellow jacket:
What does it mt am
Have sober. sensible men stop,
ped totpondel?
Is this campaign to be the red
light of danger thrown across the
path of national progress?
Have you looked for the hand
writing on the well and are
you big enough to understand?
These are a few questions
worth while. These are a few
. questions that must be answered
and divine is the prophet " no Gao
answer, Look a minute stop
and search the field ahead.
The Yellow Jecket, May 2 1912
}, list. Question;
| What does it mean"
We shall tell you just what it
, means in the following language;
: Publish in the palaces at Ashdcd, aud in thu
palaces in the land of Egypt. and cay. Assemble
yourselves upon the mountains of sameris, snd
behold the great tumults in the midst thereof
and the oppressed in the midst thereof.
Amos. SO,
: Also:
Therefore shall a tamult arise among thy
people, aud al! thy forresses .shnll be spoiled
az ShaIman spoiled Betb. aobe in the day OF
battle; the mother was dashed in pieces upor
her children. Hosea. 1o-l4.
There never was a greater tu-
null among the people than
right now. But the answer is
not yet complete: We must ask
what has caused the tumuu? We
shall give the L, ader part OF
the tumult, and then give the
reason, please read;
And they shall spring up as among the gras'
: as willows by the watsrcourses.
one sball say, an the Lord; and another
shall call himself by toe nsme of Jacob; ant
another subscribe with lis hand unto The Lord
and surname himself by the name OF Israel.
: Isaiah. 44-4-5.
: One says am, a Catholic. an
, other says I am a Lutheran, l
am a Baptist, etc. Another / am
: a Stand Patter, l am Progress
sive, 1 am a Democrat, I am a
Socialist, etc,
Here is the tumult But where
is tie cause? We will have to
! read again in order to find out;
Son of man, prophecy against the shepherd:
, Of Israel, prophecy, and say unto them. Thu'
! saith thc Lord God unto the shepherds: Wee
be to The shepherds of I4rael that do feed them
telves. should not the shepherds feed the flock
Ye eat the fat, 70 cloth. you with the wool
We kill them that are fed; but yc feed not thu
) flock.
The diseased have ye not strengthened neiths
a have ye healed that which was 'ick nelths