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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-27
OCULIST AND AURIST
DR.. H F. FISHER.

viii be at DR.. Taylor's Office
this Friday p. NJ, and Saturday A
NJ $500 prepared to operate upon
and treat the
EYE NOSE THROAT EAR
ADENOIDS, TONSILS,
AND TO
FIT GLASSES CORRECTLY.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-27
FIT GLASSES CORRECTLY.

A large assortment OF all kinds o.
Ladies and Gents rubhers for sale
at THE ROBINSON STORE SALE
Every thing goes at cost.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-27

he "5th anniversary of our
company was celebrnied by
ere, ing the most modern safe
factory - the world. Wide.
awake men who received our
sIecinl sellIi.- inducement,
rendered 1t necessary ) "a double
our output. We are spelrinr
many Thousands of dollars en-.
lsrging our snlrs organization,
but to lea rn all particulars, II
will cost you only the price Of
a postal card,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-27

] prospectIve CUSTOMER to deny. Why
before son lone else gets the territoryf
>
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-27
WHY NOT MAKE $4,000 A MONTH"; That's
5000 a Week, almost 5000 a, Day

Selling Victor Safes and frr-proof boxes
to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentists and
well-to d farmers, all of whom rea lie the need
of q safe. but do not know how easy T. \ to OWL.
one. Statesmen declare our proposition one o.
the best, Cleau-cut money making oppor;unj
ties ever received. Without previous expert
encc YOU can duplicate tho succrs5 of others.
Our handsomely illustrated 200-pa-e cata!oX
will enable you to present the subject to ems
toners in interesting manner though
them through our Iac.ory- Men appointed as
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-27


plotting them Men appoin'
receive adee and for selling saes
don't YOU he the first from vicinity before
T. favor only salesman out of each locality
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eve1 get IN a condition - return
the compliment do so, I took It
on those grounds and not as a
loan. But since my second visit
i to iii" Dry Creek settlement I
was notified to pay back the
money that was given me, and
not loaned to me, by request tha,
| pay n. T.. Brewer instead of
, the party received the money
from, this | did not do, but sent
the money to the party that let
me have it, in Kansas City and |
hold a receipt for the same, and
if you or any other man says [
owe $500 to A. l.. Brewer your
father.in. they have told and
cabsed to be put into print a de-
liberate falsehood, OF course that
is nothing strange for a minister
of a gospel to do: If they perse.
cute Jesus, | must expect the
same treatment from men who
have gone to have tl'eir mind
trained at one college and their
soul trained at the other one.
How much of the doctrine of
Christ can you and YOUR Pres
bytcrian church or SUCKING calf
indorse and practice, because
Faith without works is dead.
here are the principles which you
can carry around in your vest
pocket
l. Faith. 2. Repentance.
3 Baptism, 1. Laying on hands
5 Resurrection of the dead.
5 Eternal Judgement Heb. e.
Il.
Can you indorse the founda-
ton Epne. , 10 g Built upou
the foundation of apostles and
prophets Jesus the chief corner
stone. Are you and your great
illumination built on the corner
stone, or all of the foundation.
To Be Continued.
4. s. Editor of the CREssE1,
will you please publish this arti.
Gle in your nextissue and o5lige,
Yours Truly,
Elder George Edwards.
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Che Expos ure Of the One Man
Theory and InfideliSln


There is no reason why Cain
and Able should rot have bcen
Wondered with THE MAN ADAMS
children, il they had belonged
there. But they aid not. And for
this reason when Cain and Able
brought their Offering; God could
only have respect. And God had
respect TO .Aole an his Offering
but to Cain and his Offering he
had not respect. God could not
accept them nor their Offering.
For they being a portin of the
wild olive seed God could not &C
cept .hem until Christ would
make his advent to earth, and
prepare them to be accepted.
This we will made palmer later
on.
For the present we shall take
up the man Noses. As Ee look.
ed slightly at him in our former
issue. We then stated that the
word said that he was a goodly
child, now we add that he was
born a Hebrew childthat is an Is
ralite defending from the form.
ed man who had been placed in
the garden. Those Isralites had
become slaves to the egyptians.
Those egyptians were the de-
scendents of the created man
1.-THE &c ntiles) They now being in
bondage God choose Moses to
lead them out of bondage so
when Moses went out to see his
breatheren he saw one of those
egyptians striving with one of
his own 5reathern. And Moses
killed the egyptian, and then
fled. There is no question in
regard to Moses killing the egyp.
tian. The question is this, what
wrong did Moses do wrong in
killing the egyptian2 And was he
a murder that the Bible speaks
Of, that shall not enter into the
Kingdom of deayen. While it
was a violation of the law of the
land. yet there was no condem.
nation resting on Moses after
death. And now we must tell
the reason, so that the Infidel,
will see his error and the One
Man Theory preacher, his can't:
in the mighty wrong he holds in
his One Man Theory god. Under
the One Man Theory Moses was
a Bible murder, and could not
get into Heaven yet it is taught
that he did, go to Heaven, even
after he had killed seven nations
men women and children. Yet
the One Man Theory has no way
to get him there only to cross
their own teachings, But now
we come to where we shall iusti-
fly Moses in these acts we now
have him charged with.
To Be- Continued in next week.
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Continued from page ).

uho0o IiOul page =.
same character was of the wick
cd one No wonder the reason.
able thinking Enhdel cant see any
reason in such teachings But
now we come to you our friend
lntidel and show you the mis-.
takes and that they were not in
Moses butt the one man theory.
As we have said many times God
on the sixth day created man
male and female as recorded in
(Gen. 1-26-227) This man male
aud female was to be fruitful l.,
and was to multiply. This was
part of this man's=commission--
This man was the proganitor of
the Gentle race. There was to
be no sorrow ror conception,
with this mans bringing forth
children, But now we turn to
the second man the pro1anitor Of
the Israelites. Who God formed
from the dust Of the ground
as you will real in Genesis md.
CHI. and ! verse. This man was
placed in Il garden to cress the
garden and keep it. This man
was not commanded to be fruit.
frl and multiply before, nor af-
ter the rib had been taken from
him and a woman formed. For
they were barren please read:
Sing @ barren thou that didst
not bear; break forth into sing
ing and cry aloud thou that didst
not travail with child for more
are the children of the desolate
than the children of the married
wife saith the Lord" Elsa 54--1)
Here you have the fact that
the married wife was barren
who was in the garden, and we
sec in the scripture quoted. that
the two people are presented the
second spoken of, are desolate;
but not desolate of children
For the desolate had manv
more children than the married
wife. Now the married was
barren, and it was only after Eve
eat of the forbidden fruit. that
God said that she should bring
forth children in conception and
sorrow. So when Cain was born
Eve conceived the idea that she
could deceive her husband by
saying | have gotten a man from
the Lord, when it was as John
said from the wicked one: The
one we spoke Of ABOVE, the one
satan used after be was cast out
of heaven to deceive Eve.
For this reason Cain was not
numbered in the geneology of
Adam as found in the 5 Oh. of
Gen. AS Jude confirms when
he said Enoch the seventh from
Adam. The reader will see why
it was, that God said that He
would multiply Ewes conception
and sorrow.
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S53, )10.11 5la3 gi1,
Away

10 those who act as the loca
representatives of ever ybodys
magazine and the delineator-all
in addition to liberal commits
sions, Let us show you low you
can.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-03
WORKMANSHIP.
H7 I. !. Eiroa.
Continued from M. |.

was dishonest in my attack. and
that I was lying to the people
and misreprescnting the truth.
T would rather look like 80
cents with tine > rubbed of than
to have SO cents Of someone's
money had got dishonesty.
This is to remind you that those
who say other people who are
truthful are telling stories, shows
that the same fe.lers have a
streak of yellow in their own
VEINS.
Is. You nave said that the
Eeorganized Church OF Jesus of
latter Day Saints was backed up
by the laws of our land. Let us
see. | am a student Of law and
have taken the pleasure of look
ing the matter up, and with 1.-THE
assistance of lawyer Thompson
of this place, we searched the
reported decisions of the courts
of all the world, and no such de-
cision appears within the world.
The State of Ontario. Canada =.
have made the decision that
the Reorganized Church of JUS
US Christ of latter Day Saints
was a religious Sect, but fail to
distinguish between them and
Mohammoden and other heather
religions. I have also a letter
from the's Assistant Dean of the
Faculty of Law of Los Angeles
California, and this is a copy of
his letter-Los Angeles, Cal.
Jan. 10th. 1918. Faculty
department of law. Mr.. James
I, Elrod, Monon, Ind. Dear
Sir:-There is on trace in the re.
ported cases of a case by the
Church of Latter Day Saints or
Latter Day Saints and we are
therefore unable to find any ad.
Indication on the point you raise.
Tt is possible that this matter
was incidentally passed on in
some case Involving the validity
of a deed, gift or will but in sucn
event the case would not be en-
titled Church of Latter Day
Saints and therefore could not
be- so found in the reports. II
you have any further clew in
regard to the matter which you
have in mind we would be glad
to take it up further.
Very truly yours.
A. f. Dennis
Asst. Dean
Since receiving this l have
Searched the reported decisions
of the Courts of the World, and
there is no adjudication on the
point with the exceptions of the
Que mentioned. So down goes
your stick horse again.
We are now ready to answer a
few of the questions asked by
Edwards about the doctrine Of
the Presbyterian Church-That
is we will answer the ones that
are" worthy Reconsideration
and the other objections made,
The readers will rnderstalQ
that I am not prejudiced, and il
the bible taught thatMormanism
was right I would say nothing a.
gainst them.
You need not be surprised al
Joe Smith getting confused when
he heard the preaching of the
different denominations when he
was young, for the gosple of sd |
Walton and life or damnation anc
hell, is enough to make a sinner
study, especially one of his char
acter.
It was very easy for E|t
Ed wards to gain access to our
come as far as geetting a meal
for mss Al the p. ople Of tina
Country arr very liberal, but
twink h. wa find that AL those
u on i nr' vi : ois = trH1
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A>AAk - Tue order Of
he day.
.-lhe Colony Colorado Special
VII do you good and clean work.
The Oddfellows; meets eyerv
st and Bird Saturday nights at
heir Hall at JAH,Ville.
IN you want the best religious
'aper subscribe for the CREssET
[ Is also the greatest frie nd tn
he people.
Mrs. VIM. Page brought to the
we OF the Ed. Il fine lot of beets
> pickle; the finest we have saw
/ the season.
Mr.. harry Baker and wife in
'mpany with Mrs. Joe Baker
'sited Mr.. Dink Rvley on last
unday.
The I'd. had a fine meeting at
'e Banner school house a large
'dlence were there and paid
ose attention to what was said.
Mr.. Homer James and his Bro.
critic paid the Ed. a visit a dav
TWO ago; Burt and Homer are
70 OF the best of young men.
mr. Louis Lord wife and little
ml!y paid the Colony people a
slt on last Sun. Mr.. Lord and
lie are Of the formost people Of
he country.
] The Colony thraser will start
I It on Monday after the 18th. of
4 'ly look for it if you want good
4 'rashlng done, farmers. Call
= the colony thrasher.
Mr.. Mallernee had a lot of
aiming done at the COLONY
amer this week Mr.. Mal'ernee
81 all ne had in his house and
! I'm by fire a short time. ago.
Mr.. Allen Page and Mr.. Jim.
" John and Mr.. Allen and pro.
'ly others went last week To
A aascanade al q fishing trip
u ported a good Tine, said the
4 Ter to muddy for good fishing.
\ Inc I'D. was presented with a
' 3e' bunch of wheat by VIM.
\ 'ge he'gfcwn it on ridge land
r. Page cut Is dozen large
nds from 5 bushel sowing how
this for raising wheat.
Elder Wyant called. to see the
l. Sun. hearing the Ed. had
zen sick. Oddfellows always
Int to know If their brother is
4 ck or in need. Bro. Wyant re.
1 prted him and wife in tolerahle
\ >od health.
/ Mr.. Lany Merritt and wife
I ON Trask paid father and
! other and the Colony people a
I sit and stayed two weeks and
/ turned home again on last Sat.
hey are a young couple start.
! g out in life we trust their life
] az be strewn with flowers.
| We had the privilege of meet.
I g Mr.. A. J. Sisco a brother to
/ r. Bud Sisco who we are we'll
quainted with, which calls to
r memory the official work we
I 4 for Mr.. Bud Siscos son when
] took to his bosom as his better
If one Miss Miller, a member
I this Church.. We also had the
'fiviledge of printing swing
S;kets for Mr.. Sisco.
III On June 22nd. report of the
sAH-Vjlle Union Sabbath School
Has of the pa-r. ~ a. ny n h"r IT
sJnixr. n,psen, az Officers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-03
PreSbyterianiSm
VS..
RE ORGANIZED CHURCH on
JESUS CHRIST OT'
LAT'TERDAY SAINTS.
BY Geo. Edwards,
SPECIAL.

l
said tnat faith is the great NOV.
ing principle to action. And
that Faith without works is dead,
been alone. James go. '''.
Can faith save you Mr.. Elrod?
read James ia and the rest of
the chapter you look for city
without foundations, but Enoch
looked for city. that had foun.
dations whose builder and maker
was God. The faith is to believe
that God is now not only that
he was, and will be, but that he
is, and that he is q rewarder Of
them who diligently seek him,
Why did you not give us the
statement Of Jesus, a spirit hath
not flesh and bones as you see
NE have and when you see me,
you see my father because / am
in tile express image of ny faith.
er. Of course Mr.. Elrod you
have been where they work on
the mind in one Institution, the
other institution they work on
the soul. Ard while your mind
was being fashioned in the Pres.
bytcrian mould why did they
not learn you to treat a brother
as you would have the brother
treat you.
DID your father Brewer ever
tell you that the money s.. that
was given me on Dry Creek and
not loaned as you have caused to
be put into print which you have
made yourself liable for Uncle
Sam to handle you have been
paid TO the one in Kansas City
long ago and I hold the receipt
The good readers of the Cries.
SET is not looking for lies which
you have. deliberately told, but
|
they are looking for the truth
and the great illumination you
have to offer from u Presbyter.
ian standpoint to show the de.
fects of the Reorganized church
Of Jesus Christ of Latter.day
Saints.
Now MI. Elrod for your spec.
aial benefit when Mr.. Smith not
Joseph Smith was down on Dry
Creek in Douglas Co. Mo. your
wife's mother gave her name in
for baptism and your father.in.
law refused to let her unite with
the church. Then again when I
was at Hickory Flat settlement
last year her name was given for
baptism again and something
turning up she failed to put in IN
appearance, and learned through
proper authority that your wife
had told her to 20 ahead and
unite with the L. D, S. church if
she was convinced it was the
truth.
Mr.. Elrod do you believe in
true citizenship giving equal
rights to all and if your wife or
motherin law would desire IA
! unite with any, church would it
be right for the husband to say
you cannot do so. Does not the
law of God say you must work
out your own salvation with fear
and trembling. And not to inter.
fere with a father mother broth.
err sister or wife. call that
slavery in the fullest sence of the
term. People have thrown dirt
slang and tried to bemean the
characters of the servants O
God in all ages of the world.
At the time had the s.. give,
me on Dry Creek from Davit
Brewer I was there by request
and that evening l had te,e
; gram brought to ME stating NJ,
wife was in a serious condition
and did not expect to live, MI
nreNer Jr, handed me the S.
with iAe statement If this vii
assist you any take il. and if w.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-12

te express: j IN qui a pass6 en- pro.
VERDE. C'est ainsi que votre Flo
rian a 6gal6, pour une fois, votre
genial La Fontaine. CONNIE vous
voyez, je ne suis pas trop ignorant
pour un tueur de pores.
Ce distant, il 6tait agit6 dun
tremblement nerveux.
Julien comprit Iallusion.
de vous al ofert mon 6p6e, M.
Balderby, dit-iI. C'est ce que ai
de plus pr6cieux.
Nero, M. Loiseau; mais...
est-ce tout ce que vous aviez d me
dire, ce matin?.... Naviez-vous
pas une demande . me fairef?
TN p9re ne saurait Sc sacrifer
.d'avantage.
Julien lni saisit les mains, ct
dun ton de profonde reconnaissan-
ce:
IN. Balderby, 'ai entendu dire
quill 6tait d'usage en.Am6rique de
ne pas doter les files. Aussi j''ai
phonneur de vous demander la.
main de Mile Suzanne.
James ouVrlt "a porte, appela
qui accourut, suivie de sa
lI4re ct desNounou.
-Embrasse ton fanc6, lui dit-il..S
C est diigne d'entrer dams Ia famil-
& de James Balderby.
FIN
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-12

Residence moderne vendre, 6
.chambres fnies en- bois franc el
'situ6e dams lune des meilleures par
ties de Il vile 1870. S'adresser
q. Demenles, 36 Avenue
|CentIals
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-12
A Vendre

a yendre pour s 1880 une bonnie
proprii6t4 sur le cote Est rappor-
Ftant $21 de loyer par mois. Pour
plus amples informations s'adres-
ser = a B. Demeules, 3O5 Avenue,
Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-12


|~tations de occur, des 1ourdeurs dams les
Lmembres ct Tia tete, accompanies d'etour-
|dissements. Je souffrais aussi dune erup-
)tion constante sur lie corps ct les jambes,
d'eczemas qui me causaient d'insupporta-
b1es ~demangeaisons.
Enfn ma situation etait devenue 81 criti-
que, que je me disposais a a11er voir un
medecin 1orsque mes yeux tonberent sur
lnn journal contenant pannonce de la Com
Epagnie Medica1e Moro ct des Pi1u1es Moro.
lie 1us I'm temoignage qui etait public ct Oh
Iun ouvrier gueri du NAL de rognons ct de
peczema, %racontait ses soufrances ct sa
lguerison. c'etait justement mon cas- ct
celia me decida. Depuis 1ongtemps deja lie
E1nais Petals insouciant ct je men faisais
1rien. Cette fois, j'etais reso1u ct zen ache
Itai une detni-douzaine de bottles.
Les Pi1u1es Moro me sou1agerent promp-
I~tement, apres que zen Gus pris une couple
|de bottles, mes wires digeraient deja mieux.
En- que1ques se1naines ,je sentis ~renaitre mes
forces ct disparaitre Get etat de faib1esse
]qui faisait mon ~desespoir.
Je fus sou1ag@ puts bientot gueri de ma
|ma1adie de peau. zen al pris huit bottles
sans interruption ct j'ai constate I'm chan
cement mervei11eux, IN reimbursement
|comp1et de ma sante.
Je prends encore de temps en- temps des
|Pi1u1es Moro, quand je ne me ems pas bien
len train, ct e11es me remettent spontane-
ment sur pied. Pour moi, c'est un rene
de mervei11eux ct que je puts r~eco1n1nander
|avec Ia confiance la plus absolute" Votre
L..-ASS->-S ~ HY1D ~v~ 7na1as~rko
.|Biddeford, Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
WALDO TESTS HOME RULE
Restores Deposed Captain as
First Step in Fight.

As the first step In testing the constr
tutionality Of the ordinance under "hl'h
+, was done Police Commissioner waldo
YESTERDAY reinstated Captain John +.
Tappin to duty. lie was assigned to the
traffic squad. He was dismissed. AFTER a
trial by commissioner Cropsey IN Jahu-
Ar. 1911. on charges OF conduct unoe-
coming an officer.
The ordinance I'm question, which was
passed by the Board Of Aldermen under
the home rule act In October. provides
that any member Of the Police or FIRE
departments who has been dismissed or
reduced may be restored AT any time
within twenty years upon application TO
the Mayor
Mayor Kline has already on file some
80 applications In addition TO the
restoration Of rappn. another test case
Of the other feature Of the ordinance VIII
be made Sergeant Michael J. McLaugh-
lin, who was reduced, will be restored TO
the rank OF lieutenant
Controller Prendergast will hold up the
pay Of Tappin and Mclaughlin pending
an opinion Of the Corporation Counsel.
The latter will have TO hold that the ac-
ton was regularly taken under the ordl-
nance. Then the civil Service Reform
association will bring action TO restrain
the Controller from paying the salaries
Of the men. on the ground that they were
Illegally restored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
ASK GLYNN TO CONSERVE
NEW Y0RK'S RESOURCES
Business Men and Sportsmen
Confer on Forests and Water
Power Development.

Albany, Dec. 2-Conservation OF state
resources I'm its various phases was dis
cussed for four hours this afternoon at a
conference in the Executive Chamber.
More than a hundred sportsmon and
business men were present uron invita-
tlon Of Coy ernor Glynn. who presided.
The speakers favored statement re-
Gently issued by the Governor in which
he advocated the development Of water
powcr. the opening up Of the Adirondack
reservc under certain conditions. extern
sive reforesting and the propagation and
protection Of game.
TIE speakers included Dan Beard, pres-
dent cf the Camp Fire club; George A.
Lawyer. president Of the State Forest.
Fish and Game Association; -. T.. Baker,
dean Of ,the New York College Of For
estrv. Syracuse: Frank y. Moore presi-
dent Of the Empire State Forestry Asso-
citation; James 6. Whipple. former State
Forest Fish and Game Commissioner: j.
r. Durham president Of the American
Game Protective Association; X. 7. Grant.
a. the New York Fish and Game Asso-
cation. and Charles II. Jackson, formerly
connected with the State Conservation
Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
SLAVE FILM CONDEMNED
BY NATIONAL CENS0RS
Board Decides That Pictures in
Present Form Are Not
Fit To Be Seen.

While crowds filed two theatres yes
terday afternoon TO get peek at The
Inside of the White Slave Traffic" which
the police have made three unsuccessful
attempts TO suppress. the National Board
Of Censorship. who saw the pictures pri-
vately yesterday morning. we're busilv
preparing statement condemnins the
film. 1.
Two houses-the Park Theatre. in Co
lumbus circle and the Bijou-were kept
running under double schedules OF exhibit.
tons OF the films. According 10 the man
agement. every seat was taken each time
Frederick h. Goldsmith, attorney for
the theatres. said in case the temporary
stay was made permanent suits for Son,C
DAMAGES would be filed against Deputy
Commissioner Newberger and Inspector
DIVER He said that plans for sending
the film play out on the road had been
suspended resulting in considerable loss
Justice Ford. in commenting on his
action i'm issuing the stay. said that IL was
purely an eX parte order. involving no
determination on the merits OF the case.
The hearing OF the complaint against
Samuel H. London. producer OF the play,
will be held to-day by Magistrate Murphy.