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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-22
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED IN ALEXANDRIA,
Walter Martin. If he is found in
any place notify POLICE STA
TION. Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-22

Hard shell crabs fresh daily at the
Raaarlell Cafe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-22

Hard Shell Crabs at Rammcl's Cafe.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01

to to mont ut me ,n,' - / q, II
nv best and though il is no
known, Bro. Hubbart and Sister
Marvin arc wonderful v"cals and
and it is no wonder that they
sing together so much up around
Snit,a. Bar, don't know II Bro
Calland Can sing or not, but be
never imposed M. much as being
much at it, ! lose my voice once
and the Dr.. said at present it Is
fnllOf bl"w.holes and I never try
to sing any longer. So let o. do
What we ca as we 20 along and
ii We can geS the Ed THIS degree
he will er'ainIy be more widely
known Yes Bro Calland / did
pull your friends out of the an.
grv food that day / remember.
Ma ry Jane especial as he clung
aoout me a god deal and only
wished she YES older soto speak.
Things back here is very quite
We are SLOWLY being dried cut.
and still enjoy tn" n,ble poen
the Ed wrote alb .ut the food and
when he comes IT, sec US we with
make him enjoy life. -
Bro Hubbart why don't you write
to me have you forgot a bro tief
just because YOU and 80 proud Of
your. Faith web We all love to
hear from you and J. am glad
that you have settled the matter
for it is q great thing to settle
Now Row about The. c things Bro
Calland and Sister French let's
oil make up stop and fuss'ng md
asking questions and do sumo
rea' good york before dog days
set in
In faith believing
J.M.pparson.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
April IS 1915.

Dear brother Ed. my pen !
grip, because / can not Use my
lip, ! want to tell you what I
THINK, about the use Of printers
ink. To me it seeneth very
strange, tina. brother Pearson
should arrange, t. save poor
souls from "a,er's ia = 8 and then
tell all the world, ocean @ lie
wants to Oe d hero grand. ware
We who KNOW him unhe. stanu,
he hung his clotnse on hickory
limb, and negcr vas he know,
to swim.
And tlien Bro. Huboart he
stands out, and for the pulpit
gives shout. He thinks no leach.
ings good for man, unless from
pulpit c'mes the plan. We know
much good has come from preach.
er, and often has he grown from
teacher. But neither of them is
much skilled, unless with faith
bis heart is flied.
Then brolhrr French away out
West, his inmost fe-lings has
confessed, and just because his
Wit. is old, has too'hless grown
and feet are cold, is poorly too
and weak Of mind unto her sis.
ter is inclined, and if the CREsSET
will allow, lie goes and makes
himself q VOW, that he will lake
to him mate, diseased wife's
sister amt that great?
We long have waited for some
word, f'"m b other RanSlow's
vocal cord, II pen no. typ as
spoke f'om him, We + ar h. 8
tori from limb 70 limb, We fear
he's had a revelation. from Nor.
mon priest OF some high station,
to take a wife both large and tat,
and bis two wives have OIL him
sat, and as they could not we'll
agree. no story Of MS life we'll
see
This Mormon question large
and great, they're growing fast
and fl. the state, Vermont in
East, and Utah west. gave Tai
great c',nfort and grea, rest.
We wish two women large and
fat. on Taft some years ago had
sat. But surely they would
woigh a ton, to datten out this
bulky SON.
Oar CaRssEr We have spoke
,ur piece, and on the platfor 70
low will eease, We mako ourj
,ow and so WY back, and 81 US
lowr wtil, toes Ga craas,, Il
Your friend and well Tisher,
-SDiA bsr. Il
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01

view. but what is nicer ihan 4
shaDely chic ken which has been
we'll cared for and is part and
dashine.
I say it again Bro.Ea. Chiclsn
help keep the. world turning
round, OF course people what
don't know low to treat them
gently and make friends of them
cant make mach h adNey with
them.
! Last sunmhs had a fine
bunch OF prizs winners, every
one Of them o blue ribbon and
all the other fellows was sure
trying to get them awav from
me, using al kinds OF offers and
such to get me 10 part with
th~m, Of course not beipg Of q
Sting sad covetous nature I let-
some OF them 80 also had my
hands full handling what had
left, also the Mlssos ssid gave
to much time to the Chickens.
! | had O arst priz, winner, have
her now as fact she is sort Of O
trick chicken also. l call her Set.
Isy which Is sort Ut IN odd name
for u chicken, tits somo hard JOB
to train chicken but she can do
soma wonderful things, hop on
one foot balance a place Of can.
dy on her nose anls such. She
has been raised a pet and hikes IL.
I Ola Doc Nicholson who is just
subscribing after reading nv
CRESSE.T for three months is
tying to learn her new tricks
but as | said befor.. it is d hard
JOB 10 train them.
| think seine of the CRESSET
readers will lie Interested in this
letter and ask that you publish
it please Bro. Ell. Garrett as il is
Il suti.cJ interesting to all and I
ku:'w old Doc Nicholson would
lih. t., see it in The CRESSET. l
! chlnk he can get some more sub.
scribers a1d l ON going to send
more in right along. We should
by oil regards have q Sucker
Column shic! is the State name
for Illinois and I think I can get
a Int of readers to take the
|CRESSET If such 10 the case.
there being many Of a religious
turn in this town which would
like to read the CRESSET il
they knew Of il and | will tell
them one and all from now On.
I would like this question an.
q. cred, "Wnat part did chicxen
play in the worlds history and
when and what vas the result
and how lid it effect things?"
An answer to this Bro. Gar.
rett will be helpful to ne as |
think many instance cun be 70.
called wherein a chicken was OF
value and at the same time
want to know anything new s.
bout thea what is f4ev uatnflknewH
TO me. Yours in The faith and
with due regards,
G. B. Cook, e33 Windsor Ave.
Chicago. III.
Z. S. would be glad to write
you q poultry column some timo
on chicken and how to raise
them as we'll as how to cultivate
all styles and kinds from the
young chicken to the old hens
having had considerable exper.
lence with them.
&C. E Cook.
P. s., Again; Excu>e the type
writer which is not wiring good
aud oblise.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
Hoo ler
UOIUIlln
INDIANAPOLIS April IS.

! 4NO1ANATIyLlS Apri 20.
! Hon, Friend Garrett the Ed. -
Well lately spoke words that
suggested>that I would refrain
from continual silence, but Sis
French, and Bro. CaIland has
smoked me out. and I want to
write q short note which l trust
tho Ed, will place in his Noble
Columns, knowing if he DIES so,
it vii! be printed in the ores
SET which more and more so is
working It's way into my life
where hard work and q good liv
or keep me going in face Of lots
that are strictly eayersity.
Sister French Amt sou asham
ed to have Linn o Seen out there
10 California, l repeat it, Amt
you, or are you not? 1t would
seem that such should be the
case. Still l possess conceivable
doubts about the matter. l never
seen Lin O.Seen but his cousin
brings me down to work every
morning, and while he is alright
I never liked Lin o Zeen for he
was SO close and and dir tight.
And what ] want you and Bro.
Calland to do is to help MT in q
noble cause
Now Readers Of the CIlESSET
be it known that I have krew
Sister French for manv. many
years and Bro. Calland and l
have not know 50 long, but both
are kood citizens of the states
they live In. I want Sister
French to draw out some of that
money: Bro. Calland says she
has in q bank and help me start
O. fund to get the Ed. o degree Of
u. D. He is we'll known enough
to have that eppelation and de.
serves it: for look at the stuff he
prints every. week. making the
world better Only this morning
J came in from putting out onions
to read the CRESSET and there
I found BRO. Calland had wrote
q lot Of stuff. Now CONF across
and how much will you give I
will find out at the Veterinary
college what is the rates and will
make @ donation. Bro. Huhbart,
you who are so strong in the
Faith since and Dro. RensIow
stirred you all up, what will you
give Tor the degree, or are you
still hordinR up money to set up
house keeping with. Lets give
knowing that to do SO, will be
the part with some OF our earn
ings,
I understand that such a de-.
gree can he got for fifty dollars.
In my day / have sent nearly
twenty subscribers TO the ores.
SET ard I think they will shell
out and he'p this along. The
Dear Bro. G.rrou already is
known as H. Ed. but ond it he
had DR. also ri d Rev. as we'll it
wooJd sound mrrt symbolic.
Sister French was the m st
beautiful singer I have ever saw
in my day, There was no tremolo
tell canto ba>so bu' simple tones
That come from her heart and
she sang at sev+ raj oyster -tew-
and pcnics back there near
Missouri long ago, and once I
t.ied to sing on the program
with her and some had the nerve
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01

plucc hereafter / said Fifty
cents year for the most valuable
! paper which IS 10 class by itself
on pinnacle Of promiDance, and
; ID is more comfortable to read
your own paper than y"rr neigh
borg not meaning of course to
make him feel nut Gut by tie end
Of my remark which was said
friendly like. and no. in tue
rough voice. He dilCnt even
ponder over it but pulled ont his
pocEetbool1 right then AMI there
and in a Of hand way counted out
the fifty cents which I am includ.
ing in this letter. he only said
Cook it is sure worth every one
of The cents asked for it and
worth much more to his piece of
mind" which I thought WAS very
mice Of him to acknowledge the
goodness Of the CI,ESSET and
at the same time admit that he
had been handing it TO me by Dor
rowing nv CRESSET at all
hours when me and my Misses
needed it ourselves. S, send the
CEESSET' 70 him for q year his
name being D.. j NJ. Nicholson,
NJ. 5555 Evanston ave, Chicago,
III. which is right around the
corner, and also can read my
CRESSET at ease hereafter.
f, Please Bro. Ed. put his name in
the Roll of Honor. az he seen
mine there and you'd sure
enough be disapointing to be. not
| mentioned in the Honor Roll, as
4; he sets much on such notices be-
Ing Of d tignificG ard ,ytcn,ious
n4tnre and much ,tsctad by hon,
CRADLE llcution Of any kind hav.
, ing once been on the Board Of
Trustees Of HI, church and liking
.lings Of such nature.
10" is the poultry down 1T
. BEusl1SEnuu, u j"l;eEs is my
hoooy and | follow them closely,
! Nothing outside Of a religious
discussion effects nae IA much as
the subject Of chicken and by
naay of my friends am consid.
ereo a great chicken fancier,
Sometimes J. get 50 interested IN
chicken that nv wife gets mighty
SORE, she says / get so tied up in
q chicken that all want to do is
follow it around all evening and
if it wasn't for her Id probably
roost with the chickens or hang
around with them a lot any way.
The most thoughtful and brave
and wise thing that | noticed in
the Awful special Of Flood" in
the issue Of April 3rd. which
was so ably beaded with your
classic poem wns the part about
Mr.. Stormont which ~ a man r
know wading cut in the rushing
waters and heroicly saving u little
chicken which later ate from his
band could anything be more
humane and thoughtful, a big
man Tading out to a chicken
what was hanging onto a post.
many men would overlook this
chance to save a chicken which
could MOI help itself and which
would become q kira pa, to bin
if handled right.
| have bad May pet chicken
and they have all Seen fond If
me, some people say that chick.
IN is rot much good, but I for al
chick. yer line, I c,urs4 old
hen is Mt p pu'ar as the young'I
er Chicks, not being as lively and
inter estipg from any point of
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
IHE. CRESSEl>
BRUSLIYKNOD NJ

--l.ocals are crowded out ti)is
week.
I'VE understand that Judge
Baker Is very sick at present.
AIR, Clarence Elliott and fam.
ny was pleasant visitors Of Jerry
Hanes on Inst Saturday night.
THE Oddfellows: meets every
LIST and 3rd Saturday nights at
their Hall at JAH.Ville.
Elder Wyant and wife took
dinner with Mr.. Samuel Mer.
rift and wife on last Sunday O.
the Colony.
We would like if our cores
ponaents would give us more of
the neWs-come on with your
Items.
Mir. JEFF Hanes from off Hun
ter was a visitor Of Jerry 1anes
On last Sunday and attended ser.
vices at the Colony Church.
--If you want the best religious
paper subscribe for the CRRssnT
1t Is also the greatest friend to
the people.
Mrs WIN. Page and baby is
doing fine at present: Mr.. VIM.
Page was a pleasant caller at the
Colony Wednesday NJ rn,Eg.
Elder Robert Wyant was a
pleasant caller. Mt this OFFICE
on last "Wednesday morning
and handed lis "a subscription
for Mrs. Sarah Wadell Of Coz,
FAX Ind. Tho Elder is a native
Of the good old IIoosier STATE
and one OF the beat OF old Mis-,
aouri's citizens and preacher,
We surely are proud that we
have O friend soma where that
IL going to get us up $50. to get
the degree D. D. for US, We
will know just what to do what
to do with the money, hu, some
one will have to tell US what 70
do with tho pegree D. D. IF it
Is any thing good to cat We sure.
y vii! appreciate it too, We
nesd the SO.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.


We have completed BOOK Of over four hundred pages
treating nearly every Subject Of the Bible and th4
wrongs belonging to theories of perported be the
Bible teachings that every Reader and Family should have
in their pos It will be grand treasure of True
knowledge to every one,
No vii! be without it wnen read. Send your
order accompanied with dollar aud we will serd YOU
be Book. I'D Eo&z.ps GROSSLY,
H-ushykrob. Mc.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
SUCKER
J. 00Lyg.M|!l!Ns;.


Chicago. Iii, April q, 1918.
Dear ED. Bro Garrett.
WORLD CrEssEr,
BrustIyi,noJ n c.
Esteemed S.I:
For some time now | have been
a reading the great WORLDS
GRE SET and / want ynn all to
know that I think a sure enough
lot OF the little ole CaEssEr, be
Jag o. it IS that l am and vas a
Hposicr, being transplantcd from
the good old state of Maryland
to that pinnacle OF learning, The
Hoosier State when | was young.
er, Of course sujournins in Penn.
sylvania ana New York states he.
tween wiles. but being that as it
is | consider myself q adopted
Hooeier OF long standing and
naturally / allow as how your
Hoosier column reaches my in,
nermust recepticies and ket %
the informed Of tn.' doiugS there
and thereabout Toe CRnssJsT
has not many better rivals and
few equals, | sure feel TO hame
when get encouched on my
chair before tue Are and can
browse through the Cr,EssLT and
add to my knowledge of things
in general aud especially your
discourscs on religious sunj.c cts
and The ANSWER Thereto tut. Mau,
cionyatious and dlt,,udious uues,
tons your rcad-rs put ~ 10 you
! say as | said before they aint
none better and tjlt = are :4w ard
far away wl'atturals it. not Hisl.'
Ill. OF course TO repeat myself,
as vas tho reas rs Of Shake.
Spea:es success.
Now before I forget Vt, as I
was rapsiding away ire tee
realms Of thoughts to t II you
Or what l Thought of the CRES.
SET aud your answers and what
not! l have q very good friend
what has been hanging around
my house reading NY valued
ERESSEl', lots of times when I
Want il myso!f so | says to him
like this one night, Say Doc"
the being q Doctor which is all
I have again him otherwise he is
alright aud pretty gond company
and such, oeing as he also Is of a
iond disposition for religious
discussions which we have much
Of, me taking the same stand
that you do on nany Of your elu.
hxltive questions, thus
beng able to best him to a fright.
f1l extent in the argument, Of
course I take your ideas but he
don't knoa how it is did, and ma.
turalIs | amt going tp wise him
up on where l got my points
cause it is sure some pleasing
sensation to be able to get the
best Of O discussion when you
have such O g'"'d PAPER as the
URESSET IT, get your in;orma
tativc points til-:eoi. But ss |
said 10 Doc. one night just like
this Say Doc why don't you
l.psen up aud subscribe for the
WORLD, CRESSEr, which is
such q good pap r that yoa nose
round my back door all the time
asken my Misses to leaned to Won
the latest CRESSET, or If I lay
i down Sunday night for q min.
ute you lay hold of it and being
If q corteous disposition cant
ia lie it away from you and by
he time you are through with it
It's 8, G clock which is time Cor
ne IT, 70 to bed and so ] can't
.ead it till the next day which
makes mo peeyisn wondering
what is in it throughout the !
vhnle day So he sort of gets
ed In the fac, me having sort
f made the remark extempe,an. .
u1s and pointed which was not
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
NOTICE,

STRAYED from the farm Of
Drew RYAN on Dry Greek one
pony mare white spo tad, Any
one giving inform alton whereby
l Can recovac said pony I will
pay for such information.
Drew Ryan, Macomh Mo.
Wright, o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
Inasmuch as the oregon is no long

Inasmuch as the Oregon is no long
er on the active navy list and is re-
sarded as obsolete by naval experts it
is doubtful if this historic ship ever
again will be called upon for service
in battle. Because of this fact, ord
nance officers are desirous of using
her for target, in order that naval
experts can gather additional infor-
nation as to the effect of modern
projectiles from modern guns, upon
heavily armOred warships.
If this recommendation is carried
out it is probable that the Massachu-
setts and Indiana will first be shot to
pieces and the Oregon will be pre-
served long enough to lead the pro-
cession through the Panama canal.
The navy department announces
that if these ships are used as tar
gets their names will be changed be-
fore they are dismantled and towed
to set, and that ultimately modern
dreadnoughts yet to be authorized by
congress will be given names of the
states for which these three ships
were named. Unless sentiment inter
feres this latest plan of the navy de-
partment is likely to be carried out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
DEMOLISH
TARGET WITH TWO SHOTS

Fort stevens. ore, May IA
$1,000 target will have to be replaced
bv the government here as the result
of the firing of five shots from the
big coast defense guns on Saturday
bv the provisional company of the
Coast Artillery Corps, O. \. G.. now
here for target practice Three shots
were fired to test velocity and powder
charge and to correct mathematical
problems before the two record shots
were fired. These two, with the 600
pound projectiles, demolished the
$1,000 target completely, even to the
steel masts the second shot striking
exactly at the water line. a most re-
markable shot in target work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14

time is asked in a suit instituted by
Leroy w. and Grace M. Furnas
against j. Howard and Genevieve
Reid today. 1t is alleged that the de-
PENDANTS executed three notes for
$4,000 each, that each of the notes
is past due and that only 500 inter-
est has been paid on each. The
mortgage is held upon two quarter
sections in the irrigated district of
the county, shares in the Umatilla
River Water Users association and
certain water rights. Raley & Raley
are attorneys for the plaintiff and
$25O0 fees are asked for them
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
MAY
HAVE TO PAY BILLS

London, May 1.-THE home office
is considering the introduction in par
lament of a bill providing for the re-
recovery of compensation from the
suffragette funds for damages suf-
fered at the hands of the militants.
The latest device of the suffragettes
is to SOW the roads with nails thrust
through pieces of stiff leather bearing
a suffragism inscription with the OBJ
ject of punuturing automobile tires.
Another fire due to suffragettes oc-
Cured at Folkestone yesterday
The Daily Mirror asserts that a
suffragette plot has been discovered to
kidnap a cabinet minister dress him
in women's clothes and submit him to
a mock trial.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
STOLE FROM RAILROAD
TO BRIBE BLACKMAILERS

Los Angeles, May 14.-Declaring he
had stolen from the Santa Fe railroad
to get money to bribe five men who
threatened to expose him as a former
prisoner of the state reformatory at
Elmira, New York, William St John
Ranney a Pasadena clubman, pleaded
guilty today to grand larceny. He
will be sentenced Saturday. Ranney
was arrested recentlv charged in eight
counts with peculations aggregatine
about 100000 He was employed by
the Santa Fe as an auditor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
MORE WITNESSES ARE
CALLED IN O'HARA CASE

Springfield, ILL.,, May 14.-The sen
ate committee investigating charges
against Lieutenant Governor O'Hara
subpoenaed Samuel Davis of Spring
field today who is said to have insplr'
ed Mrs. Robinson to accuse OHara
and Thomas Vredenburg, a million
aire who accompanied the woman
when O'Hara met her on train be-
tween here and Chicago. Davis and
Vredenburg probably will be the last
witnesses heard by the committee
which is expected soon to report lt8
findings to the state senate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
CURRENCY BILL NOT
TO PASS THIS SESSION

Washington. May IA. - Senator's
owen of Oklahoma and Hitchcock of
Nebraska are preparing a series of
questions to be asked a thousand fl
uanciaI experts in connection with the
hearings of the proposed democratic
currency reform bill.
I'VE scarcely expect the bill will
pass before the regular session Of
congress opens" said Hitchcock at
will be fortunate if we complete the
hearings to get the bill drafted and
approved by the committee this sum-
mer."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
NEVADA MAN TO
DIE BY SHOOTING

Reno, Nevada, May 14.-On the
first anniversary of the crime, An
drew Mirovich, who killed John Gre
gorvich at Tonopah will be executed
by shooting at the state prison at
Carson City. 1t will be the first ex-
ecution by shooting since the law was
passed two years ago.
Three guards will pull triggers OF
rifles held in vices and whose barrels
project from a wall. One rifle will
have blank cartridges. The prisoner
will sit in a chair % feet distant fac
ing the rifles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-14
To Attend Stock Carnival

At the meeting of the board Of
managers of the Commercial associa-
ton at luncheon today, announcement
was made of the Hog and Cow" cell
ebration which Stanfield is to hold on
Saturday, May "a, and a number Of
business men oppressed an intention Of
attending. Reports from Stanfield
are to the effect that great prepara-
tions are being made for the occasion
and the entire county is invited to be
present.