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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-11
New Principles the Remedy.

New principles the hemeoy.
We have seen tariff legislation very
far afield in our day-very far indeed
from the field in which our prosperity
might have had normal growth and
stimulation. No one who looks the
facts sQuarely in the face or knows
anything that hes beneath the sur
face of action can fail to perceive the
principles upon which recent tariff
Legislation has been based. We long
ago passed beyond the modest notion
of protecting" the industries of the
country and moved boldly forward to
the idea that they were entitled to
the direct patronage of the govern
ment. For a long time-a time so
long that the men now active in pub
lie policy hardly remember the condi-
tons that preceded tive have
sought in our tariff schedules to give
each group of manufacturers or pro-
ducers what they themselves thought
that they needed in order to main-
tain a practically exclusive market as
against the rest Of the world. Con-
clusively or unconsciously, We have
built up a set of privileges and exem-
Dtions from competition behind which
it was easy by any, even the crudest
forms of combination to organize mo-
nopoly, until at last nothing is nor
NAL, nothing is obliged to stand the
tests of efficiency and economy, in
our world of big business, but every.
thing thrives by concerted arrange
ment. Only new principles of action
will save US from final hard crysta'
ization Of monopoly and q complete
loss of the influences th dcFen
enterprise and keep inc 1t en-.
ergy alive.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-11

Mayor Frank Kern of Dundee, was
in town Tuesday. Z"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-11
To the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives:

To the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives:
| have called the congress together
in extraordinary session because a
duty was laid upon the party now i'm
power at the recent elections which
L. ought to perform promptly, in or
der that the burden carried by the
people under existing laws may be
ightened as Soon as possible and In
order, also, that the business inter.
ests of the country may not be kept
too long in suspense as to what the
fiscal changes are to be to which
they will be required to adjust them.
selves. 1t is clear to the whole coun-
trv that the tariff duties must be al
tered. They must be changed to
meet the radical alteration in the
conditions of our economic life which
the country has witnessed the last
generation. While the whole face
and method of our Industrial and
commercial life were beng changed
beyond recognition the tariff sched-
ul2s have remained what they were
before the change began, or have
moved in the direction they were Civ,
enel when no large circumstance Cf
our industrial development was what
T. is today. Our taSk is to square
them with the actual facts. TIE socn-
er that is done the sooner we shall
escape from suffering from the facts
and the sooner our men of business
viii be free to thrive by the law of
nature (the nature Of free bus,ness)
instead of by the law of legislation
an artificial arrangement.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-11

A fine baby girl arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Trout Saturday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-11

20 E. :. E. :. E. E. :. IS 4 Al
Remington Co., supplies =. =. 3 rs
A. Flanagan Co., supplies =. 12 40
Kansas Book Co., books =. 20 40
Tribune Pub. Co., printing =. l 80
T. P. Fair, coal =. :. :. =. 81 3S
F. A. Moses, city clerk :. =. 4 90
Bondurant, supplies =. :. =. 3 So
Hooper Drug Co., supplies. l 90
Gum & Watson, printing. l 90
Ut. Bend W. & E. Co :. .... IL n
CT. Bend Hdw. & Imp. Co... 65
Certificate to T. c. Cork -. 1900 90
Arkansas Valley Phone Co =. II 65
Teachers salaries E. =. =. =.
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{. Continues, IrOu asst week;

+ oEliNUC,, !iOA i..St week;
Please read the following as
clipped from the Menace,
New Nork, Sept. With
tie arrest early today of the Rev
Hans Schmidt. assistant rector
OF St, Joscph's Roman Catholic
church. charged with the muir.
der Of Anna .Aumuller d domes.
tic, the mystery surrounding the
finding twelve days ago Of parts
OF the 0ismpmbureu body of a
gjrl il the !iaIsUn river was
solved. Schmidt, according TO
the police reports. has con fessod
and at the time Of his arrest at
tempted to commit suicide by
cutting his throat,
II killed her because | loved
her so much" Schmidt is al
legged to have told his captors
But the police version of the mo-
tive for the crime is that the
young woman was approaching
motherhood"
A lso read from the Semi.
weekly Journal of Portla md Ore
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-10-02
- THE SEAL OF GOD AND THE MARK Or rHE BEAST +
g. uwTHE TWO BEASTS AND IMAGE, :

mountains and stlgmatized az
herctlcs, and dislodged from the
shelter of one home Or valley,
they would retreat to the re,
quested bosom of some other,
until we find these Christ loving.
SOD tearing and prosecuted
onI '&tans, (hy the Roman Catho-
nc tA0rcn,l IN the vallics OF
Feidwotnt, To- Where &lsO it is
claimed Dy n,>,ul,2ils, that
christianity >l;hd eW.'
1t is said to be a tract of land,
situated at the foO1 OF the Alps,
which is an immense range of
mountains: which divides Italy,
from France, SA itzerland and
other countries; this scope does
not consist CT one valley alone,
but it consists Of number of
beautiful valleys, cNooScmel in
monnlains, which are again cir.
cled by other mUlntains. wuich
dlsplayeS IN It's varied scenery
most striking Contrast. all the
beauty Of iGdel, with lakes of
ice and mountains; covered with
perpetual snow, and was so we'll
fortified by nature, which has SO
multiplied her bulwarl1s along
her passages Of rocky rivers,
forests and preciplccs.
50 much 50 that we cannot
help saying that the All wise
Creator had from the beginning
designed that place as a strong
Tort to preserve some estimable
jewel and ~herc to save rr pre-.
serve many 5housand souls; who
should not bow the knee to The.
image Of Baal; for III this place
is where we find the true lovers
OF Christ who are called heretics
by the pope and priesthood, who
were the prosecutors of those
christians.
And thus it was with the chris.
tlans OF the valley. after their
Iquetude had been ended by an.
other hard struggle for life,
with their enemo after he had
maze H.. 4p., arance in their
midst = he sNuu.> dawn }.r,9n
them like Il 't igltA npra; Tt"vl
good people were already undtr
the political power but while
they were under the influence of
the beast that Tar they would
contend earnestly for the faith
! Christi that was once delivered
to he saints so that Gods writ.
e" Word mig he kept free
from All IA, ger hGini-, teach.
lng> of the pope and STOW tneir
faithfulness to God.
And this is the reason why
they were aroused from their
dreams Ell peace by the doleful
sound OF the tread of horses feet
III The far OF distance upon the
pass Way;'thal leads from Rome
to the valleys.
To BE Continued
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Sham Priest, Fake:

New \ OrK Sept. -O-Slnte
the apprehension of Hans Sch.
midi as the murderer OF Miss
Aumuller and his confession. not
a day has failed to add some de-
tails Of the man 5 strange life
story. 1t seems to the people
that the whole world is interest
ed. A thread has been picked
up here and there, this tangle
has been unraveled, and from
warp and wool the narrative of
his career in crime has been
woven. The police and the court
authorities now realize that they
have to deal with one of the arch
criminals of the age.
Inspector Faurot is not alone
in believing that time will brand
this rs the worlds most ceIeorat-
ed murder case. AS the inspec.
tor says the Rev. Hans Sch midi
has been shown to be one of tn
brainiest criminals in any land,
IF this man had not made one
little mistake and bought a
pillow different from any other
pillow sold Faurot dec lores that
Schmidt would have developed
into a master plotting for band
of small criminals around him.
launching out and abandoning
half way criminality to make
himself a factor in the Dig crimes
of the world"
We are SO we'll a in' o with
the power O. " my '.4 .3 20
periS n, tnat " ve,! =. -, q G
crimes are true, VIM. d. ny IT,
make the Schmidt out a fake Eut
popery;sm will scheme d thous.
and plans to release the church
of any such a blot, For when
we understand that our Wash
ington authorities are afraid to
make an investigation on the
case OF Florence Cleland who
committed suicide at the HON g
OF the Good Sheph erd: Read.
THE com missioners Of the
District of Columbia have come
to the conclusion that while it is
their privilege to investigate the
institution if they Wish, they
have, So far, refused to have an
investigation, but ordered the
board Of charities to make a re.
port in the case (NOT AN IN
VESTIGATION) which is to be
submitted to them:"- Monaco.
Let the sun be darkenCd and
the moon blush at such patriot.
lam, They belong IT, the crimes
quoted in our last issue from
Titus Ill, And from those
scriptures we must say we
Now having these lying and
blasphemous wonders Of the
beast before US by their teach
ings, and Thoroughly explored and
condemned by the Word of God,
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Any party or parties y'ssh ins to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
~ or Otheral',,. AL be- treated
as "a friend. Buy . Ease will
The Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases go through its
COLUMNS. .--'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-10-02
QUESTION No q

-Ir Ed. CPEssET, please let
some one tell US who it Was that
was horned before his father?
And died before his father and
was buried in the bosom Of his
grand mother.
Harry Bake =
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QUESTION NO G.

Ed. CREssET please explain
Rev. Il -1) tina, is what are the
seven last plaques?
2. NJ. Cooper Wayh IN
Morgan Go, Mo:
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.. .'t5 pDl'N says that II
..-..HLrab' r, 95.n'd M0the rs
,-~ ta" 'n", Shrieking
u r..a:s au ,jaA lie stake
a. .l-s W.n ..r .a-:ure
busu,. l.. .ru'. GA H. . s&r
them " I dun -, ga
yield wish tains yoicS /" "o1
and pray for their helpless or
phau children who was 20 meet
the same fate in a shoot tiue.
Mothers and children were
separated by this cruel hand for
a title while but God gathered
them home together for all cter'
nifty.
Again We say, il is true while
the beast was gloating over the
blood OF many Il life at Rome,
there were Others obeying the
command Of Coo. or his Christ.
that is if lney pcrsecute you in
one city, flee yc TO another.
And if we only could now for
moment look uron the little com
pany of disciple # Jesus as they
take up their jorn'y in flight,
Behold them in the dead md
silent hours Of night when all
earth is supposed to be wrapped
in.s!umber. Fathers and moth.
ers pressing their little infants
close to their breast. brothers
and sisters, wives and husband.
all IN a little group. ia nded to-
gether in one bond Of perfect
christian love.
With bated breath. and caut,
ious step they leave Rome. and
their homes: and once happy fire
sides not knowing whithe" they
20,
And all that was for them to
see IN front was sorrow, toll
hardship, and perhaps starvation
Behind them vas to su bmit to
the mass, Or else jt"v was pain and
death and in such direfuI mo
ment tau ble4 ~ct Words of
Christ wou!o our. tDrih auon
their memory; Take ~ Thy
cross and follow me; for he that
will live godly in Christ Jesus
shall suffer persecution. "
And with those touching
words of Jesus on they 90 over
hill and valley plain and mon
tans. until wearied ara famished
tired and worn out they hauIt,
and by some cooling bro K ths,y
build themselves a fire, aud trey
all gather round it in circle
with wearied limb and aching
hearts and with their mirds
freshed momentarily with their
night and Gays toll that they
had passed over. Also by thcil
present circumstance they could
not help but Der i've visit
Jesus paid to .hls disciples at the
sea of Galilee, where He had in
waiting fire of Goals and plenty
fish to satisfy their hunger. 1t
was their duty as christians to
suffer for Him as He had suffer
ed SO much for til EN-,
While: it is true that those ear.
~ christians were driven from
their early homes that had shell
tered them from the storms of
winter, and had nothing but the
starlit heavens for their covering
and the cold earth for their pil
low, yet relying on the promises
of God. They were not alone,
The eXiles We're sheltered by
the man Christ, as the shadow of
a great rock in d weary land:
While they we're worn out
from the hardsbips of the day,
with tired bodies and sore feet,
from the many mics that they
had travelled around q little
camp fire, they lie down to rest;
and while they refresh them
selves with a little sleep upon
that barren spot, Jesus keeps
the watch. For when they are
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

great beast and suffers ma =!
dom in one OF the II 81 c'ug.
aud horrid manners; WIZ 10
head dOwnward he dos upon the
cross, by the hanu III this see
monster: But the blood OF Steph-
ems and Pete, wasn't enough to
slaKo his thirst: he must be lord
of ali, SO ol be goes with his in
tention Of havoc and cruelty,
among the followers OF Christ.
One after another he takes the
Apostles and kills them: tens
after tens and thousands after
thousands of The Disci DE $
voices I've 81 T., q IN 4 ath, And
at To- t.,, tttr apostle Of
Z his arrival
me BEAST,
.'..': .,. -. must fall G.
.'... .. " /. tile hands Of
.,... 4}.h And now Just
one sore L,efore going further;
We thiuk If ever the beast had
Joy for d moment it was when he
could look upon the Two great
leaders Of the Apostles as vic.
toms of death by his own hands
for we think just at that time he
would say now / am god and
lord Of all. Now all that remains
to be done. is for me to claim the
the chair of Peter and set myself
in the temple OF God is God.
And no sooner said than done.
Hence you must come t. ms, if
YOU want your Sins forgiven.
Such was the evidence set forth
by this cruel monster at Rome,
that claims to be- the true sue
cessor of St. Peter. But we ask
did Peter that blessed Apostle,
have any desire to cruelty take
the life Of any ono or did any Of
his brethren or Chris, desire
the same?
We answer, No. But they gave
their lives that others might live
but this false beaStIy man thirst>
for The blood Of all that opposes
him or lis canse. and ne hunts
them, AS a I"n GOES his prey,
an d AS fox in the night. And
on he comes with his cruelty
from place to place, and from
country to country. until almost
the entire world is under his con
'trcle. And while the hand of
this beast is hunting nook and
corner for Chris is c'nl4ren
they are fulfilling His Word,
that is;
when they D'rse3uta you in
this city, flee Sc into another
Matt, 1913
And We shall BE- hated of all
men for my names sake but he
that endureth to the Ell d shall be
saved, Matt; 1O-22
And We say, so it was, at The
death of the apostles at Rome,
The stormy times of persecu,
ton were covering the land in
many places: the christians fall
in 6 on all sides by this power.
and this too was only a fulfill
ment Of Gods Word. and the
Same horn shall make war With
the saints, and shall wear out
the saints.
(Dan. 7-2l-oo5.
And Christ's Word. that lie
spoke to his disciples, was also
fulfilled, in this language.
For many shall come in my
name saying l am Christ and
shall deceive many. But take
heed to yourselves for they
shall deliver you up to councils.
and in the synagogues ye Shall
be beaten. Mark Is 60
Hence. they werc hunted as
the partridge. Rome was search
ed high and low for them. And
all that fell into the hands Of
this tyrant were delt with in the
most cruel manner and death
only could relieve them of their
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we tuIlle ttIlo ~ "DdlU ''C uSCl[oS
to bring before tie Reader any
more scripture to make any
palmer our assertions upon this
NAH beast. For those we have
given viii, show you, his teach
ings. that tb1 scripture warn US
of, which are taught and prac
ticed BY the Roman Catholic
Church of which We have given
just a few.
Now we wish to say to the
catholic laity and especially TO
those that may read this work
For my experience Of thirty
years as a catholic has taught us
just what prejudice Surrounds
every one of them. For We KIN"
the tr3t thought 81 the c
when be sees H. $ eu 80, .,
we have mad c)nrel..u1 tl.U
pope aS being Characters -: Ol o.
beast. will BE- that the author ne. &
is speaking against US, as well as
the pope. But Oh, dear catholic
we do not want you to harbor
such a thought; while You, it may
be are held under the power Of
this great man, ju~t as We were
OurSelf; and it is for this reason
tiat we stop here to speak and
warn you Of your surroundings;
and with the deepest love, onr
heart flows out to you.
On no, dear catholic membar,
and servant of prlcstism, it is
not you, that we want to club;
but it is you that we love so much
that if our life would save you
from the power of this man,
which satan is united with, we
would give it freely.
Therefore, take US now as a
friend. ana stop right here, and
with your own experience see and
acknowledge the truth of our
warming, and thereby shake from
you the mighty coil, and poison
OF death that has been spread as
net over you, as a prey for the
pope.
We cannot cherish one thought
of hatred against you, for We are
satisfied that you feel honest in
your service to this man. for
we know that we did. And fur,
ther we have friends that are fol.
lowing this same man of sin, and
we know that they are homes, in
their belief; yea we had more
than u friend a dear mother; Oh
how our heart aches when we
think of her. and how earnest
she was in teaching us the ways
of the beast After having in cur
mind such q dear mother we
WOULD Oe the last one that WOuld
have any thing against a deiuded
catholic.
But on the other hand. with
our heart full of toye toward
them, we warn them of their
approaching danger. by saying
Turn We, turn We, for why will
We die? And heed not the howl
ing of the demon, that says to
you 10 here is Christ il the CON
fessian box, and whose workings
are after the coming Of satan,
who would have you believe a lie
and be damned. But now come
to Jesus the author and finisher
of your faith and looking for that
blessed hope and the glorious
appearing of your Saviour Jesus
Christ.
We love you dear catholics:
therefore we say to you be not
deceived any longer.
Hence, looking to God the
father and The Lord Jesus Christ
and his Word. in whom dweIls
all the fu!lness of love. And bear
ing in mind the lesson upon the
false teaching Of the catholic
church, that we have passed
through we once more turn our
hearts, minds, ard eyes, to the
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ten or more at the same rate.
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PAGE OF INQUIRY
QUESTION NO. 50,

El. WORLDS CEEssET, please
explain the circumstance o
Sau.'s lisobo1iepce recorded in
4 Samuel IL cn.>
George Sharpton.
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from unfit conditions of labor, the kill
ing and manning from unprotected or
imperfect machinery. The waste OF
life in child labor. And last the mill
tarism which takes more than 70 per
CEN OF the nations revenue besides
the loss to production of idle men
trained to shoot their brothers, would
be almost entirely unnecessary IL we
lived under the socialist system Of
production instead Of the capitalist.
Nor must we forget the waste OF
over-capitalization Of which so much
has been said Of late averaging accord
ing to a conservative estimate a hun
dred dollars to a family annually,
which they pay upon the increased
cost Of the necessities Of life. Alice
Ball LOOMS.
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s%ocIALlsTIc SHORT TALK

We used to suppose that panics were
a sort of financial cataclysm that was
unavoidable; then the eternal "why?r
of modern inquiry began to obtrude
and the people began t o ask what
causes panics? "Overproduction." and
want Of confidence" were the answers
oftenest given. But when il was con.
sidered that there were millions sui.
fering from the want Of the very pro.
ducts that were Quitting the market
and stopping the wheels of industry it
became obvious that over production
could not be the real cause.
Equally unlikable is the theory of
want of confidence" That years of
prosperity and business stability
should suddenly result In want of con.
fdence-shaken credits and tottering
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-02-13
PUBLIC SALE

On the farm known as the old Con
verse place, 3k miles northwest of
Brookings and 5k miles northeast of
Volga, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1913
Sale to commence at 1900 o'clock
sharp. Free lunch at noon.
50-Head of Live Stock-50
Horses-Bay mare, VT. 1850, 5 years
old. in toal: Sorrel mare, VT. 14OO, 5
years Old in toal; Gray mare 10 years
cd W 1852 II toal: Bay mare 8 years
Old Ut 1880: Black mare coming 8
gsars Old , bay mares coming 2 years
I'D; Sorrel mare coming 5 years old.
2 Head Of Cattle Shorthorn bull
two years old; ! 2-year-old heifer.
sheep-i0 head of good breeding
Farm machinery-Clover Leaf man.
ure %spreader, good as new; Mccormick
corn binder, good as new; Fuller &
Johnson wagon with triple box; New
Deere sulky pillow; Corn cultivator,
Thompson & Son; Hog chute; so gal
lon gasoline tank; Grindstone; Hawk
ing Valley corn shelter; o. X. washing
machine; Hot blast heater; Buncher