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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-11-27

las: days, That the mountain Of
The hCnse Of the Lord must b.
established in thn top Of ,|lt
!ronntain>. And then the no1t
thing to know is, how viii it DC
cstab!i: he'd? By voting alone: or
by some other help: For Cod
says, the Law must go forth If
Zion. This proves where We ore
to LOOK for tho lay to come forth
from, So We Shall ask you t.
read again
Now also many nations are
gathered against thee thai saw
Let her he dptiIed and ct our
eye look upon ZION
But they know not the thoughts
o! the Lord neither under
stand they his counsel; for he
shali gather them as the shpaves
into the floor. Micah. lll.l2,
In This prophesy we propose
TO say, chat the many churches,
represent the many nations. And
all of them are opposed to Home
Industry, which belongs to Zion
tive church Of the living God,
As We snail prove farther on
ir our discourse, For we must
say that Home Industry is q part
Of the mission OF the church.
But these nations (churcb,l
know not the thoughts of the
Lord, neither do they under,
stand his council, or else they
would know that they are given
up to their own ways, until the
time when she that travaiIeth
has brought forth This brining
forth has reference TO the bring
ing of a doliverer, as spoken O.
in Rom. II Oh, and at this time
he will raise up Zion, as he says
arise and thresh. @ daughter
Of Zion; for ! will make thine
horn iron and will make thy
hoofs brass and thou. shalt
beat iE peaccs many people an6
I will co,Isecrata their gain unto
the lord and their substance
unto the ord Of the whole earth
Micah, \. -13.
!, For Paul said out Of Zion shall
come the deliverer as referred tC
in Rom. IL. And here we have
that Zion is TO rise and thresh
that is the daughter of Zion
And that God will devote the
substance Of the nations tina
have taught against Jerusalem
to the use OF the daughter O.
Zion. For God has said thi;
same man who belongs to Zicl
shall judge, please read:
And he shall stand and fee(
in the strength of the Lord, il
the majesty of the name of TIN
Lord his God: and they shall a
bide: for now shall he be grea
unto the ends of the earth.
And this man shall be tn
peace. when the Assyrian sbal
come into our land; and when b.
shall tread in our palaces, thel
shall we raise against him sever
shepherds and eight principa
men.
! And they shall waste the Ian
of Assyria with the sword, an
the land Of Nimrod in the Ell
frances thereof; thus shall h
! deliver us from the Assyr;al
when he cometh irto our lant
and when he treadeth within on
borders" Micah 5-4-5-G)
This man is to be great, NJ
! only in the United States bl
unto the ends of the earth for |
2 feeds in the strength of Il
. Lord, aud the name OF the Lor
z his God. And when the Assyl
= all pope Of }>ome) comes in
9 our land this man shalt b. tt
G peace, and then seven shepherd
/ shall be raised up also. WI
d will come against this great A
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-11-27
READING THE CRESSET.


SET jISt ,.nr,. .: rt-.. 80. C!cc
IN 4 Hr-'~t E"i;A catch
~, A'"'H y Vi Us ;ncaninr.
! ere is not another IaDa!'
puo'l-hcd cn earth under the
same l;re and Thought, hib!cally.
Every question and suffice. is
answered and dealt Will, under
CREATION and FORMATION
That IL the Two MEN THEORY.
And Low IS far as our Cconu.
meal condition is concerned, q
thousand times would not excuse
as of falling it thrc the co.umus
Of the CRE5sET. and .hen placing
before them the remedy, And
in the conclusion OF this Article
we shall give the remedy again.
Cut first we wish to say. that
when this government was cs-
tablished, it was established up.
on an economical basis or plat.
form, And with it, was establia.
he'd ii law of voting. And with
this law, crept in the law Of pro.
fit, vhich belongs tu The root Of
al t..n Owe ct money!
+e .u. - vernmnnt was cs.
;.t.H,U, tNere was one grand
,-on"mical principal placed on
the platfor and that was equal
rights to all-And every one had
a right 70 life Liberty and the
Dersujt of happiness But in the
dark crafty princirluy =, profit.
seltish--men began 10 lam.
per witt n2 yn,HrauU nal'Dt box,
for d scottish pu}JnnTn c, greed
an, gain. N t5'A manner our
econUliica. system OF This gov.
eminent has become corrupt,
And thru this corruptnoss,
class legislation has been
brought upon US: Which has
given some men the privilege of
getting rich eff others hard work:
and the same rich man living
sumrtnously every day; while
it has been the lot Of the poor TO
beg for the crumbs at the rich
mans gate,
Now what we want our Read.
crS to see, is this That there
must be something in connection
With the System of voting me-.
into Office: m order to bri-g Us
back to q more economical cohdi.
ton. ITaN to toto IS bac''::-fol
the voting system has been
ever since this government has
been ostabl,shca-And things
has been growing worse and
worse every yeaL Men of hon
est minds has laHorcd, with all
their power, to keep us in a good
economic condition, Even mer
has raised up political parties
for this purpose, and they have
fell ny the waysile> And things
has been growing worse all tue
time. And we have saw, and d.
see that just Us long as votes Cal
be bought and sold, The econo
mic condition will never improve
but get worse and worse all thu
time, rs We have stated above,
But place upon the voting sys
tenn a check, and let the vote
pass over the profit system. vo'
will then bring forth a remed.
that will bllng the economic con
dition into the beautiful fields O
all people enjoying life. And a
we have sad, there is but on
real remedy, For God says,
but in the last days il sha
come to pass that the mountai
Of the house of the Lor
shall he established in tn
top of the mountains and it slia
be exalted above the hills; an
people shall flow unto it.
And many nations shall com
and say, come let US 60 up to'tt
mountain Of the Lord and to tt
house of the God of Jacob and /
will teach US of his ways; and "
will walk in his paths; for I'll
law shall 20 forth of Zion, ar
anu tie word of the Lord fro
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-11-27

says.
Tho ( ;pat tiny Of tic LORD is
near, it is rear, and IoSto'h
greatly. ewes: thu voice Of the day
Of the Lord; the might" man
shall cry there bitterly,
That day is a day OK wrath, a
j day Of trUnhir and distress, a
day Of waSteneSS and Nesolation,
a day If darkness and gloomi-
ness. Ia, O. coudS and thick
datkn So. (ZtIri. l -14-15)
VS. lie great lay has come,
even the voice of the dav of the
Lord, when the man spoken of
above-And in his day and the
great day Of TIE Lord, the priest
Sh,ll reap their reward, please
read:
Il will also stretch out mine
hand upon judah, and upon all
the Inhabitants of Jerusalem:
and will cut off the ennant
of Daal from this place, ard
the name OF the Chcmarim with
the priests;
And them that worship the
host of heaven upon the house
tops; and them that worship
and that swear by the Lord,
and tnat swear by Ma)cham;
! And them that are turned
hack from the LORD: and those
that have not sought the lord
nor inquired fo- him." (Zeph. /
i to E
In this scripture we have the
promise to cut e ali that cont
against the daughter of Zion
Cor God further said:
I'm the SAFE day ano Will punish all those
.ha: leap on the threshold, which I'M thci
:nasier4' houses with Violence and decei,
Icph. 10
= This cleans up the great pow
er of the great Assyrian, snt
his connection, by the power O.
, God manifested in the following
manner:
For who hath despi>cl the day OF smal
,hngst for they thal rejoice and shall sec tn
plnmmct in the hand ofIcrnbbubti with thos
seven; they are the eyes of the Lord which ri
10 and fro through the whole Garth Xeca al
} We wish to say, we have be
, fore US the spirit and true man
' ner in which the sacred prlnci
pals If the rights and libertie,
, of the economic system alone
t shall be raised.
, Under this Revelation there
[ will be granted, free press. free
5 speech and free thought.
! This again carries our min.
back to the early days of lhi
! country when General Washing
, tn marched out into the battle
o field with his seven armor beal
!. ers, and won the victory: Agai
+ we are reminded, that when h
t,ok hold of his Office as presi
dent. he had his seven Cabine
:, men. You might ask, why wa
it, that Washington chose seveI
men all the time? We answe
L that Washington was a Free
- mason. And he was Offering hi
1t life q sacrifice, upon the a'tar an
service Of his efforts the hes
d principles given to a people by
d great creator. And to set fort
|. proof for those principles W
e ask you to read:
!. SEVEN. Seven is an impol
|. tant number to q FreamasOn. ]
II ancient times each brother wa
compelled to be acquainted wit
IT the seven liberal arts an
It sciences; it is for this reasc
,e that seven brethren form syn
)c bolic lodge. 1.-two triangles al
d Joined together. they form q S
i, pointed star, and if this figure
to enclosed in a circle, then the
,e are seven points; and it was wi
Is this figure that the ancients !
30 presented the seven subordina
: powers of naturc.-Gadicke,
,c, SEVEN STARS. An emile
I'd which denotes the rureber
a brethren requisite to make
Continual io ,a,rn1
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-05-29
THE EALlAcY or FREE SUGAR.
Relief From Taxation That Viii
Not Reach the Consumer.
tNew York Times.D


There Is not only no probability, but
reasoning from experience there rs
hardly a possibility that the removal
EFF the sugar duty will bring lower
prices or any benefit whatever to the
consumer. Taking the most optimis-
tic view of the matter. the utmost
saving will be the entire amount of
the duty. 1871 cents for each indi-
Nidnal consumer That Is rather
petty economy particularly when
there is no prospect that II will be
realized
Sugar is an almost ideal subject of
taxation by reason of its universal
consumption, and because the indi-
vidual eXacrion is so small as 10 be in
no sense buvdensome. The enormous
aggregate upon which So, 100000 of
duty is collected is made up Of nearly
90 0o0.ooo individual units of con-
sumption 1t is Il just, equitable, and
easily borne tax. There IS absolutely
no argument save the sentimental one
Of the free breakfast table for the
removal of the duty. The democrats
must be easily deluded If they think
they are striking at the sugar trust
The trust will receive their assault
With entire composure and smiling
countenance 1t knows how to take
care of itself with sugar on the free
list
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-05-29
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office of the Black Horse Mining Com
pany, Limited, Wallace, Idaho, May
&c, 1913
Notice is hereby given that there is
now delinquent on the following de-
scribed stock on account of an assess
ment of one-half 1-2) cent per snare
levied on the 18th day of April, 1918
the several amounts set opposite inc
names of the respective shareholders
as follows.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-05-29
GET YOUR LEGAL
BLANKS
AT
The Wallace Miner Office
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Office of the Cedar Greek Mining and
Development Company Limited
Wallace, Idaho, May 3, 1913
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Cedar
Creek Mining & Development Com
pany, Limited, will be held in the Of
ice of the secretary, VIM, Becker, boS
Bank street, Wallace, Idaho, on the "a
day of June, 1918, at 500 p, m. FOR the
purpose Of electing board OF direct,
ors to serve for the ensuing year, ana
for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may legally come before the
meeting.
WIN BECKER,
Secretary Treasurer of the Cedar
Creek Mining and Development
Company, Limited; Office COS Bank
Street, Postoflice Box 1G2, Wallace
Idaho. MaFe-A'~4'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-05-29

And in accordance witt, Law SO many
shares of each parcel of such stock ~
may be necessary will he solo ~ ftsH
Office of the company Wallacea Idaha
on Monday. the 18th dag Of June lals,
ut 200 y. M Of raid tlav'. to nay the de-
lnouent assessment. thei con. togcther
with costs Of Advertising and expenses
IT sale.
Secretarv Black Horse Mining Cot1-
pany. Limited, wallace. Idaho
My29-Je1z-1t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
CHURCH NOTES.

There will be services in the Episcopal
church Sunday at p. III.
The hour for the commencement of the
Sunday evening services at the churches
has been changed to s o'clock, instead
OF 7:30 as heretofore.
The Epwoath League will hold Mag
azine evening on April 10Th. Watch
this paper for program which will appear
in the next issue.
The Epworth League will hold Their
monthly social at the home of Mrs. d. L.
Andrews, Friday evening, April 4th.
Come out and have good time. Every
body welcome.
Don't Forget 1t.
Every true church is a home, anC
every true home a church.
The devil is not doing all his work il
the slums.
Character is always telling somebod.
what it is.
The greatest men have but two word
for their life rule-God and country.
No man can do his best whose motiv
is not love.
The problem of dying solves itsel
when men learn how to live.
Golden Textile that sinneth wrong
eth his own soul. Prov. S:36.
Though no mortal e'er accused you,
Though no witness e'er confused you,
Though the darkness came and fell
over even deeds of hell;
Though no sign nor any token
Spoke of one commandment broken,
Though the world should praise and bless
And love add the fond caress,
Still your secret sin would find you,
Pass before your eyes and blind you,
Burn your heart with hidden shame,
Scar your cheek with guilty flame.
sin was never sinned in vain,
1t could always count its slain;
You yourself must witness be
To your own souls treachery.
Announcements
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
From the Hub City.
Something Stirring in and Around the
Best Town in Gooding County.

Realizing as we do that your valued
paper has large circulation on the west
end of the North Side tract, and appre-
ciating the fact that these people are es-
pecially interested i'll happenings in and
around Wendell, we shall be pleased to
contribute from time to time such events
as we believe may be of interest to these
supporters, while not hoping to be able
to do this as it should be done, had we
local paper that was so inclined, yet
we believe that it may help to interest
people in their home surroundings.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
Farm Operations.

The farm operations of the past
year must have taught every thinking
farmer some lessons that should be OF
value to him in the future. II he will
but reflect on them. 1t will pay to
recall these experiences to memory.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
For Sale Cheap.

$50 feet of 8 inch wooden pipe. In
quire of FRED S. BARRETT.
Wendell, Ida.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
Announcements
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. c. NJ. JUNKIN, PASTOR.
Sabbath School in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. nj. and 500 p. m
The morning service will be the Com.
munion of the Lords Supper.
AS the Civic League has requested tina
the pastors speak on Reform in cleanli
ness within the town, the evening sub
ject will be "a Model City"
Everyone is welcome.
NJ. f. CHURCH
d. L. ANDREWS, Pastor.
o. u. BURKHEAD, S. S. Supt.
Sunday School at 10 o. clock
Teachers meeting Friday, $3.50 p. m
Preaching at II a. m. and 500 p m
Regular Epworth League meeting
Sunday evening 700 at the NJ E. church
Subject, "The Indignation of Jesus. d
Leader, Agnes Bell. Everybody vel
come.
Choir Practice Saturday evening, 1880
Prayermeeting every Friday evening
at 500.
Young Peoples choir to meet at Mrs.
Brewers next Saturday evening. All
are urged to come.
Regular choir at the home of Rev.
Andrews.
There will be no prayermeeting next
Friday evening on account of the Ep-
worth League Social.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
B. H. WARD, Minister.
X. G. SHERMAN, S. s. Supt.
A live Sunday School at 1000 o'clock
Morning worship at IL o'clock.
Subject from "The Temptation Text"
James Il.
Young Peoples service at 800 o'clock
Evening preaching service at 500.
Wide-awake Evangelstic service. Sub
ject Truth from three parallels"
Mid-week service every Wednesday
night at 500.
Subject for April 9th. "a Conspiracy
against the life of our Lord John IL:
1867.
You are cordially invited to any or all
Of the services.
Services will be held in our own
church.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03

Dr.. j. r. Silverthorn, Physician
and Surgeon, Wendell,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
ANT|.FAT REMEDY
Fails to Reduce Deuel. County
Woman and She Sues
Firm

Sioux Falls. June 24.-Mrs. Harry
Clement, a South Dakota woman
whose home is in Deuel. county, who
srent a few hours in Sioux Falls to-
day will be IN important wit ess for
the United States government against
a firm at Denver, Col, which is the
defendant 10 an action instituted on
the ground that the firm used the
mails to defraud. Some months ago
Mrs. Clement CHANGED to read an ad-
vertisement OF the Denver firm stat
ing that it handled an ..anti-fa rem
edy which would restore persons to
graceful proportions. Mrs. Clement
sent the firm q check for $40, and in
reply received a letter from the firm
stating that il she would drink lemon
juice and take several baths each
week the firm would guarantee to
reduce her s%uper6uous flesh. The
treatment proved a failure and Mrs.
Clement finally came to a realization
of the fact that she had been defraud-
ed out of the $40. Complaint was
made TO the federal authorities and
the arrest Of the members of the firm
followed. Mrs. Clement and her hus-
band passed through Sioux Falls for
Denver, where she will offer her testi.
mony at the trial of the defendants in
the federal court
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
nine PERISH when
STEAMER CAPSIzES
Survey Boat Beaver Lost in the
Mississippi River.

New Madrid, Mo-, June 24.-Search
is being made for the bodies of eight
members of a party of United States
army engineers and other government
employee who were drowned when
the United States survey boat Beaver
capsized in a wind storm four miles
above this city. The body of c. S.
Williamson, engineer, Mason, o., the
ninth victim, was washed up by the
waves. The missing are:
Phil Wray, Jackson, Tenn; A. d.
Coston, engineer; ]. NJ. Mcconnell,
Memphis. Tenn, graduate Cornell uni
versity law college; Harry Sherrell,
mate, Cottonwood. Tenn; Captain
Lamb, pilot; John Freeman, deck
hand; two rodmen, not identified.
The Beaver left Memphis, Tenn,
last Friday en- route for Snaky Bend,
in the Mississippi, near here, where a
government survey was to be made.
A severe squall overturned the boat
in the middle of the river. The steam
er Chiska saved five members of the
party found clinging to bits of wreck
age.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
STATE POLITICS
Democrats In a Tangle Over
Patronage-The Repub-
licans

Pierre, June "a. If reports which
come this way are correct, the Demo-
Gratis of the state have got themselves
into a tangle which will be hard to
u%nravel. In fact they are showing
sigus of getting together" but not in
peace and harmony. The position of
United States attorney for which Sew
art of Desdwood was slated is peing
holly contested by Warren Of Elan
dream, and the contest is so warm
that there is likely to be considerable
delay along that line before an ap,
pointment is made. The element
which started opposition to distribution
of patronage by endorsement of James
Coffey. Tom Taubman and Ed s. John
son, have secured the assistance Of r.
o. Richards in their fight. The
Richards interests became involved on
account Of the organization Democrats
refusing to accept the policy OF post
master primaries as provided for in the
Richards primary act which, by
the votes of the people, is now the
primary law of the state; and further
by the fact that the Democratic or
ganization filed the petition for q new
primary law through the initiative. to
supersede the Richards law. and repeal,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-24

put in a permanent concrete bridge on
that avenu to take the place of the old
shaky wooden structure which has
been in use for many years, Bids will
be advertised for at once and the work
pushed along to get it completed be-
fore fall is tco far along. While ii is
practically one piece of work, the
city pays for the bridge portion and
the state for the dam. and the contracts
will be let for each piece OF work.
Mitchell-MIs. Helen Vesder Amber
son. the former art teacher in the
university and the high school, is
still confined in the county Jail, unable
to secure bonds. BY agreement of the
attorneys her preliminary examination
has been postponed pending m inves-
tiRstion az to her mental condition,
which she claimed was responsible for
her acts in taking the iewelry and other
articles of value. Mrs. Anderson's
record has been looked up in other
places where she has taught, and ii is
stated that articles If value were
missed while she was connected with
the school, although she was not u
pected. Mrs. Anderson's sister came
out here from Chicago and remained
a few days. but returned to that city.
She is a teacher in the Chicago
schools.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
COUNTY JUDGES
Attorney General Rules on Their
Right to Take Cases

Pierre, June "a. Attorney General
johnson, r plying to Judge Arneson OF
Hamliu county, holds that under the
new law a county judge may engage in
any law practice except in cases that
are assigned to his court OF which may
be appealed therefrom.
To an inquiry by Food and Drug
Commissioner Frsry, the attorney gen
eral holds that the drug and food de
partment lie bound only by regulations
made by the department of agriculture.
prior to the passage of the South Dako-
ia law of 1909, and is not bound by
regulations made by the federal
authorities since that date.
To County Attorney knight of San
born county. the attorney general rules
that it is wholly within the discretion
of the county commissioners whether
additional clerical aid shall be afforded
registers of deeds and county auditors
in providing the special information
required by the law Of 1918 to be
furnished to tax commissioners relat-
ing to the valuation of lands; provided
the whole sum paid for clerk hire must
not exceed the fees collected by the
Office.
Owing to the referendum of the good
roads law of 1911 in many counties
and townships no road tax was levied
for the year 1912. An act of the last
session attempted to remedy this by
providing that the tax for 1912 should
be extended at the same time MS the
tax for 1913, but did not provide
whether it should be computed upon
the valuation for 1912 or 1913. The
attorney general holds that it should
be extended upon the 1919 valuation.
There is an apparent conflict in
several sections of the school law per
tanning to the hours during which
the polls must be kept open in indie
pendent districts The attorney gen.
eral rules that the act of 1911 governs
and that the polls must be kept open
from moor until 5 o'clock in the after
noon
The attorney general holds that the
school for the blind at Gary is not a
public school within the meaning of
the act, restricting the location of q
saloon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
MEN ARE EXECUTED
Charged With Being Implicated ir
Killing Of Shevket Pasha.

Contantinople, June 24.-Twenty
men were executed in rapid success
sion for the assassination two weeks
ago of Mahmoud Shevket Pasha, grand
vizier Of Turkey. Witnesses to the
killing of the grand vizier said that
two men fired the shots at Mahmoud
Shevket Pasha and Ibrahim Bey, his
aid. who was also killed, but the po-
lice and soldiers made wholesale ar.
rests for conspiracy and the twenty
men executed were charged with be-
Ing ~ringleaders. They were tried by
courtmartial and convicted.