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of. crime to justify ourselves.
{ This will not bring US any near
err the truth. The simple ones
T., ton are right up to us. Did
! Christ give this power to his
, Apostolic church? And If so
whore is the church that has
! shia puwet today? Has the
Catholic church this power? Has
the protestant churches this
power? Has Garrett. We an
swer for Garrett No Me- MOI.
Now should you answer no, for
the Catholic church, and then
! No for the Protestant churches
, then what? The gates of he'll
has prevailed, and tho church
has left its first love It is true
the Catholic claims this power
and right. There is no mistake
in Christs language, this power
would have to 60 with true sue
aession of the Apostolic church,
The most of the Protestant
churches, claim the Roman cath.
olic church. to be the mother
church. This would also give
h A. right to claim that she was
Apostolic. 1t is also true that
We stall name the Missionary
Baptist church as one that q inns
10 connection with the Catholic
church. They claim to be Of
Apostolic origin, even going back
as far as john the Baptist. But
right here we must say that if
they are of Apostolic origin they
should be cndued with the same
power that the Apostles had.
Orelse claim that Nhrists words
fai'ed. for 1t must &c admitted
that the church, that fails to
have the power Christ gave il:
fails to have a true succession
and their claim is not true. Now
Bro. preachers what are v.
agoing to do about this? We.
surley cant say those scriptures
are not right. And If they are
right, what then is the gates of
hell? The pope claims to be the
Vicar of Christ and the true
Successor of St. Peter. If he
is not why 'not2 Again we ask
has any man any right to make
this claim Or'is there any such
e claim spoken of in the word,
for any man to hold to- And if
there is no such q claim set forth
in the word. Why did Christ say
to Peter, thou art Peter, and
upon this rock I wilt build my
church ana the gates of hell
shall not prevail against it,
Now Bro. preachers. do not
trea. this with silent contempt,
lopc let us ponder the path of
our feet and let all our ways be
establishcd.' When those things
above are answered with Bible
answers we then will take up
the next article. For we have
come to the tine when we must
know who is right and what is
right.
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QUESTION NO. Ct.

Ed. CREssEr; Please let some
enc answer the following ques
ton. Please explain the follow.
Ing scripture; U1ke 1-8.5-
It nobody ventures. let the Ed.
Especially the meaning of the
two ships. -Gladis Dawson.
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Now we must say that we ap.,
preciate Bro. Giles sympathy
for us. And his go cd advice
for in Unicn there is strength:
just one thing we wish to.
amend or in other words give q
small proof Of what we sad in
regard to the teachings Of
science,on the Two men theory.
DOES SCIENCE TEACH THE
TWO MEN?
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Any party or parties wishing to
AJAX any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
" or otherwise shall be treated
as'a' friend. But in 10 case will
the Editor allow any slang or
lang pl-ti;; K, through it
olumns.
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earth.
-" v the'elora, and teach ali
cations, bar'izi2G them in the
nam' OF h Fd'her, AID of the
; %, "nJ OF the HD G'jost
ftac"in: thea - u,,,y!te all
'nlng, Whatsoever have com.
handed you, ami, 10, am with
you Away even unto the end of
the world, Amen Matt. os-
18 10 POI
Preachers, her We have plain Bi.
ole facts, not in suppnrl of their
crimes, but in support of their
Apostolic claim. What shall We
DO with it? Christ said the gates
OF nell should not prevail against
his church. And that he himself
would abide with it forever; Tie
Cath"lic church claims to be that
church And claims a true sue,
cession, from Christ down to the
present time. Now come rp ia
the help of the Lord, and prove
them wrong or else let US say, we
are the can't. Well you will say
they Claim t. have 20 Var to Cor
give ,ln~, ind we cannot be,icys
'hls Wei. why can'1 yru? Do
you 20 believe Christ? just
listen, what be said;
And I will give unto thee the
keys of the kingdom of heaven,
AID whatsoever thou shalt bind
on earth Shall be bound in heav.
en-: and whatsoever thou shalt
loose on earth sial' be inosed in
heaven" Matt. lG 10
Also:
And when b.. had said this
he brealhed m them, ard saith
unto them, Receive We the Holy
Ghost
Whose s1ever sins ye remit.
they are RENTED unto them;
and whose soeyer sins We retain,
they are retained John 20
% 23]
>cN ,>' u nj begin to squirm
around. and hatch up whole
lot of crime that th~ Catholic
church has COMMITTED. Like
the girl slave trade, and cutting
of girls into piec", etc. This
will not answer us. the question
for Us to a nswer direct is, did
Chr IS; give this power to his
Apcs'h 81 And did he build his
cnurcn with such power7 And
did h- say that he gates o. he'll
atop'd rot prevail Against his
church.: Ard diH he say that be
h,ns"!t wouI0 abide with ID for,
ever! And if these questions ro
true. Then tel, if there il a true
Apostolic succession todayr And
where is it? The Catholic church
claims ali Vi this. Now again we
ask, have they a right tooit, b,bi.
cally-And if they have not, what
church has? Or has the gates of
hell prevailed? Now we must
not dodge around, on the merits
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QUESTION NO. s..

Id. CRESsET.-Please tell us
what this scripture means? usa.
R-1-4. Preachers don't wait
for Bro. GArrctt to answer Fl rst
DO your duty. -Elnil Oliver
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TEXT;

! 1CAI,
And are built upon the foun.
datlon Of the apostles and proph.
cts, Jesus Christ himself being
the chief corner stone;
| In whom all the building fifty
framed together groweth unto a
holy temple in the Lord;
In whom We also are builded
together for a habitation of God
through the Spirit" Ephe. ?
20 II -222)
Christ choose Twelve Apostles
lSee Luke 6-l3. Matt. and 9th.
ers) After this he choose other
70. luke l0-1)
Here is the establishing of
Chrlst's Church in it's first stage
or degree. And Christ's Church
is built, according to our Text,
upon the foundation of the Apos.
ties and Prophets. Jesus Christ
Icing the Chief Corner Stone;
and the building is itly framed
together.
And it is true, The first claim,
Roman Catholicism makes is,
that they are Apostolic, and that
this Apostolic claim Of success
sior has never been broken.
= md. They claim that the pope
is the Vicar Of Christ, aud the
true successor Of St, Peter, and
that the Cardinals, Bishops and
Priests are the true Successor of
the other Apostles and Disciples.
Ord. They claiu that they
have the power to forgive sins,
and grant indulQences.
What say us? We have spoken
plainly to our Protestant friends
in the heading of our Article,
teaching them that we are op
posed to Pope and Poperyism
Giving you a clear conception
OF how we stand But our great
object 10 this Artlc'n is 70 .hnd
out, from all sides. whether we
are right or not And to learn
whether Professionalism is right
or not, and where th5 y staud
Catholics have thell claim,
Protestants theirs, and VIC have
ours. And the question is. who
is right? We must know! There
is something seriously wrong.
Each one of the three. say the
other two are wrong. We look
for Protestant Preachers to
show up Bible proofs sufficient
to overthrow the )}ible truths of
poperylsm, or say we are the
cant, and then take the Bible for
it. For we believe that we are a.
bic to show that they are wrong
from the BiSle as We are able to
present 1t,
But for tue present we are go
ing to present roperyism, from
a Biblical standpoint. Awaiting
the rebrttle Of Professionalism
from q Biblical standpoint.
1st, Poperyism claims to be
Apostolic, and that there is no
broken link in their succession.
Read: 49, J..
The True Faith is That
Which Is Taught BY The Pope
')f Rome And The Catholic
Bishops.
If the kingdom of Jesus Christ
which he has established by bis
blood, is to continue triumphant
against the gates Of hell. even to
the end of days, then it must
now in the nineteenth century,
be exactly the same kingdom as
that which he established eigh.
teen hundred years ago. 1t
must also now. in the nineteenth
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lTEDRfCHh MO. nrc. 6 1917.
Rev. T., S. Garrett,
Brushyknnb Mo.
Dear Rrother,
1t las certainly been g
pleasure to me t. read the Ores
SET" of Dec. 4. l9lG Permit
the rev words Of sympathy in
your financial trcuhla. from my
own knowledge much o. tee viii,
tication and abuse you receive is
on account of dnncninatioral q.
buse-1 wont say religious.
One may easily differ with you
an the Two man Theory, and
still believe yon to be a sincere,
earnest christian Gentleman.
It does not follow that the Tive
men Theory is right because
Roman Catholicism is wong.
You say tEe Two man Thecr~.
is scientific / doubt this. certain.
~ science teaches tina: man was.
here 100000 years or probably
longer, but it does not deal with
the. man Adam, in the sense in
which I understand YOU. to use
the term,
Then again because one doc.
not subscribe to the abuse, Wifi,
cation and misrepresentation CT
the Roman Catholic church, a.
published in snch papers as the
"Menace' and others, it does
not follow that one >ympatheises
or suoscribes to their doctrines
or dcgmas. Personally l am
unalterable opposes to their doc.
trine OF papal infalliahility
transubstantiation: etc, and es.
pecially their opposition to the
public school system-One Of
the great bulwarks of American
freedom and progress. 1t haa
been my pri7iledge as membe-.
OF a Baptist church in the mast,
as mission worker in a large
city tc cone in contact with Eo.
man Catholic mission workers
who are doing great work for
the poorest in our cities that
would put some Of US 10 sha me.
tor lack of enthusiasm in the
cause OF the Master.
know that there are those In,
the Roman Catholic church who
are disgrace anda~a stumbling
block In the way OF spiritual
progress as there are in the
Protestant churches, One 10.
man Catholic paper described
our public school thus; "out Of
One hundred children educated
In the public schools ninety::siz
are clear and certain gain to
the devil" What should be our
answer: A stronger, and more
enthusiastic support of our pub.
lie schoo! system even in Douglas.
County.
II Is deplorsble this stirring
up Of UNCONVENTIONAL strife and
passion, when there is so much.
practical work to do fer the
master.
Leu Us remember that chris
tian unity is fast taking hold of
churches, that sectarianism. and
prejudice are fast being removed.
1t Is no use to waste time ask.
ing why people are not attend.
ing church. 1t is not because
they are less religious. but
because they see that true
religion Is only hindered and
impeded by our denominatlonal.
pickering and strife.
There is a spirit OF ,raa
religion abroad,in the land, md.
are trying to show it with soul
Service and not lip service.
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century have true SUCCESSORS oil
the Apostles ofJesus Christ, anc
the true Successors of St. Peer
, and it must also remain now in
th-' unity of truth and love. as
Iunch9ngeab)y beautiful AND III
fallitle as it was when ous la.
Jesus Christ established it, upor
the earth; else how could these
words be true? Behold, l an
with you all day, even to the
consummation Of the world"
But of all the spiritual king
doms or Churches upon earth
there is only one that car boas,
OF possessing thetrue successors
of Jesus CHRIST, and also a true
successor t. S.. Peter. That onf
is the Roman Catholic Apostolic
church. For wh@rn did Peter
that rock" Of th4 church, live
teach, and pour out his blood
but in Rome? Where repose the
holy ashes of thi> prince OF the
Apostles OF Jesus Christ but in
Romeo? Where is now to be
found this rock, Wherein the
church is built this successor of
St. p ter to whom wes, xivy.,
the keys of.he'veu? No where BIT
in Rome.
History, too shows clearly how
the whole body of orthodox
Christians united never held any
but the Bishop Of Rome as the
true successor IF St. Peter Thus
during the lifeiim" of ST.. john
the Evangelist, ST. Clement, the
third succp~>or of St. Peter in
tn AHo t,Iic See 1t Rome.
composed he differences of the
Corinthtan Christians when St.,
John the Evangelist was still at
Ephesus. These differences could
however have been easily settled
by St. John himself who govern.
ed the Church of Asia. St.
Clement the Rishop of Rome,
was 'he' flor The man mhnm
they Acknowledge H. the trua
successor of ST.. Prt~r, and
supreme head of the whole
united Christian Church.
But this is net all, The most
ancient Genera Councils Of the
church haV3 received their sane
ton from Roue; ona among the
earliest the third sly les Oelcs.
tine l., who was ,he BiStop. Of
Rome, the Father of the Gener
al Couacil," Yes all the General
Councils. all the holy Fat; ers Of
the Whole If orthodox Christen.
dom, agree in this that in Rome
the true successor of St. Peter
has always his Apostolic throne.
and that be is endowed with Just
the same power to govern The
Church of God as St. Peter him.
self.
These true successors of St,
Feter have followed one another
in an unbroken succession from
the death of St. Peter even to
the present Pope Plus. TX.
Never has this true succession
BEEN interrupted; never has this
holy Chair Of Peter persisted not
even in the tormiest times and
amid the most violent revolution
of empires. mission Book
Now in support of this claim,
from the Bible we shall quote
you. Please read.
And I say also unto thee, That
thou art Peter. and upon this
rock I will build my church: and
the gates Of hell shall not prevail
against it, Matt. 1918
Also:
And Jesus came ard spake
unto then., say ing, All power -.
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I'd. WORLDS CREssEr, please
explain the circumstance of
Sauls disobedience recorded IN
q Samuel Is CHI
~~Gvorgc sjharpton.
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Continued to page 4,
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PAGE OF INQUIRY,

QUESTION NO. 50,
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TAKE NOTICE

Sss..s,s..s..s.s,..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-23
6onest Advice 70
~ConsumptiveS

Somehow there exists a vaA amount Of
scepticism as to the possibility OF curing
Consumption. We state none but facts,
'1 Il n We W v;eSsrs sf Ii ~1' WITH Me tuberculosis
we should do precisely what we ask
others to do-takc Eckman's Alternative
promptly and faithfully. The reason we
should do this and warrant we have
it. is that we have the reports OF many
recoverics. one Of which follows q
1919 Susquchanna Ave. Fhila.. Pa.
Gentlemen: For two years ! was nj.
ficted with hemorrhages of the lungs,
Our t"H " f"miiy i physicia "e'a advised S"i " another
climate. as to- remain would probably. he
fatal. However, ! remained. and in Feb
ruary Of 1902, ] was taken with a severe
attack Of pneumonia. When recovered
left with a frightful hacking cough.
which no medicine had taken could ale
viate. 1t was at this time. March. 1902,
that I learned Of and started taking
Eckman's Alternative. In a short time
my cough was gone and ] was pronounced
well. Since that time I have had two
slight attacks OF pneumonia and ! have
rcsorted to no other medicine to effect a
cure.
mans Alternative. have no fear Of Con-
sumption. J. cannot sneak too highly for
the good 1t has DONE
1tSigmsd! s, HGW 4 st,s1 /; k L I'm.
chitis, Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and
Lung Troubles, and In upbuilding the
system. Does not contain Dois0ns. Opiates
or habit forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling OF recOverieS. and write to Eckman
Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for more evil
md at Breslow's Drug Storc.-(Adv)
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See IF YOUR Ch|LO'S
Tongue IS COATED
r CROSS, IRRITABLE AND FEVER.
ISL 1T MEANc WASTE CLOGGED
BOWELS.

No matter what ails your child, a
emile, thorough laxative physic
hould always be the first treatment
given. -
If your child isn't feeling we'll; rest
ng nicely; eating regularly and acting
naturally it is a sure sign that its lit
tie stomach, river and 80 feet Of bow
els are filled with foul, constipa-ed
waste matter and need a gentle, thor
Ough cleansing at once.
When cross, irritable, feverish,
stomach sour. breath bad or your lit
tie one has stomach-ache, diarrhoca,
sore throat, full Of cold, tongue coat
ed; give a t~easpoonful OF Syrup OF
Figs and in a few hours all the clogged
up waste, undigested food and sour
bile will gently on and out OF
its little bowels without nausea grip
ing or weakness, and you will surely
have a we'll, happy and smiling child
again shortly.
With Syrup Of Figs you are not
drugging your children, being compos.
cd entirely Of, luscious figs, senna and
aromatics, it cannot be harmful, be-
sides they dea"'y love its delicious fig
taste.
Mothers should always keep Syrup
of Figs handy. 1t is the only stomach,
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed-a little given today will save
a. sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
On the package. ..-
Ask your druggist for the full name,
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of Senna,"
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting, gen.
uine old reliable. Refuse anything
else offered.
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NEW SERVICE IN DOUBT.

Napoleon Homestead: The Home.
stead man and wife took advantage
Of the Soo's new passenger service
and visited Bismarck Monday, return
ing Tuesday. The new service, whicl,
is put on by the company for an ex-
pertinent to ascertain as to whethe;
it will yield a sufficiency Of revenue
to warrant it's continuation, is being
hailed with delight by the travelling
public. Just now is rather a poor
season to make a test as to whethe:
the service would be a paying PROPOSE.
ton TO the company or not, as many
people cannot travel except in cases
of necessity for the reason that every.
n now is-and for the next month
or more will be-very busy with farm
work. Supt. Derrick is eager to re.
tain the service, but does not hold
out much hope for it from the stand
point of sufficient revenue to prevent
1t from being a losing proposition.
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THE HEART OF a HERO,

A very clever entertainment will be
given Friday evening by the Young
People of the Presbyterian church,
when they will present "A Domestic
Drama" in four acts, which promises
to be a decided treat for all who have
the opportunity to attend that even
ing.
In this play a combination of cir.
cumstances arise, which place the
hero" under a shadow of dorbt, to
such a degree that he is not cl,y dis
charged by his employer, but meets
his degradation at the hands of his
most bitter enemy, and is madeto sui.
fer unjustly, under accusations of a
crime Of which he is not guilty,
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by the ultimatum Of The Earl that be-
fore he would allow the Ceremony to
begin he must receive 81, 900, 900 o.
the Thaw fortune. Finally the attor.
neys were called in and made all ar
ransement satisfactory to the princi.
pals. With the divorce in 1908 the
Earl lost his financial interest in the
marriage settlement. Since the d.
vorce he has become the Marquis Of
Hartford.
Maybe He Had None
Rex Beach was a, the dress rehearsal
Of ono Of his plays. and he was there
to see that everything was done ex-
actly right. In Ole scene a member of
the cast failed to pull down his cuffs
as was stipulated In the stage direc-
lions. "Wait one minute" exclaimed
Beach. prancing out to the middle OF
the stage anil interrupting the rehears-
al. Halt right where you are!
Haven't I told you to pull down your
cuffs? Doesn't the book tell you to pull
down your cuffs"
"Yes, sir" said the actor.
"Well, you haven't done it." object
ed the playwright. "Pull them down!
Down, down, down! Every gentleman
pulls his cuffs down."
II fear" said the actor coolly, lyon
90 too much on hearsay."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-23
BRIDE A Sister
OF HARRY TnAW

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 22.-Mrs.
Copley Thaw, whose marriage to Geof-
frey G. Whitney of Boston took place
today at Cumberland Island, Ca, is
the daughter of Mrs. William Thaw
of this city and a sister Of Harry
X. Thaw. In 1903 she was married to
the Earl Of Yarmouth, from whom She
was divorced five years later. The
wedding took place in this city and
was marked by some stirring Incl.
dents. Among these was the fact that
after the bridal party had gathered
in the magnificent Calvary Episcopal
church and the officiating rector was
ready to perform the ceremony there
was a long delay, this being caused
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But the comedy part has not been
forgotten, and you will find plenty to
laugh at throughout the evening. Real
ly you cannot afford to miss Cyrus
Bodkin" who never gets up enough
courage to Pop the question like a
lot of local amateurs) but at last de-
clares that if 81 can't get the one I
wants, then Ill take the one as wants
me-"
Anyone who is interested in a good,
wholesome, evenings entertainment
should not fail to come to Presbyter.
ian Chapel, Friday evening, April Is.
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MADDEN VISITS BISMARCK,

Assistant States Attorney T. c.. Mad.
den was in the city for a few hours
Tuesday evening from Washburn. MI.
Madden was formerly court stenog-
rapher for Judge Winchester and his
many friends will be pleased to know
that he is we'll located in the Mclean
county seat, where he is engaged in
the practice of law and has, been APP
pointed assistant states attorney.
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Missionaries

John l.. Erecken, superintendent Of
schools of Mclean county, and J. J.
Schweizer, who conducts a meat mar
ket at Washburn, accompanied by his
wife, came down from the Mclean
county capital Tuesday evening and
are registered at the Grand Pacific.
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just north Of the Bishops res.
idence. The department responded
exceptionally quick and extinguished
the flames, but not till there had been
considerable damage done to the
building. Fortunately, there were no
in the building, though most
Of the property in the barn was de-
or damaged.
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Sunday i. II Used to Q. In London.

Sunday a. II Used to b In london.
Those who object to Sunday amuseS
ments sometimes speak as though In
bygone times countrymen were ex-
emplary in their observance Of the Sab
bath. In 1906. however, a chronicler,
quoted by Mr.. Nevill III THE Merry.
Past" estimated that over 100000 Lon
doners spent their Sundays in the inns
and tea gardens round the metropolis.
and the condition Of these. pleasure
seekers at nightfall he calculated to DO
as follows: Sober. 10000; in high glee.
$4,000; drunkish, 10000: staggering tip
~, 10000; muzzy, $4,000: dead drunk,
h.OOO.-INndon Spectator. !