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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
ENVOY TO BALKAN STATES
LEAVES FOR NEW POST

Chicago. oct. 16.-Charles j. Nopic-
ka. of this city. who was recently APP
pointed United States minister to the
Balkan states. left today Tor New York
whence he will sail FOR Europe next
Tuesday lie expects to reach Bu-
charest. where he will be stationed
ON Nov. iS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
CARRY MAIL IN AERoPLANE.
French Deliver Letters 20 Liner After
Lona Trip.

Nillacoublay, France. oct i6.-Thr
hrst French aerial mail was Dispatch
cd from here by aerop,are yesterday
morning. Lieut.. Andre Bouin carried
the bag. containing twenty-five pounds
OF letters destined FOR the West In
dies and Central America. 10 St. Ju-
lien Beycheile, from which place they
were transported by automobile TO the
seaport Of Pauillac and placed on
board the steamer Perou.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
MEXICAN SITUATION UNCHANGED 10

Washington oct. 16-The Mexican
situation was unchanged today and
the administration officials agreed
generally in the view that Huerta
would make no answer to President
Wilson's latest note.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
ENGLISH SPARROW IS DOOMED.

La Crosse, Wis. oct l6,--The state
conference Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution has resolved that
the English sparrow must De wiped
out. Trap him, shoot him, set him
any old way said Vice Regent Cen
eral Mrs William Crosby.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
FIRE LOSS is ADJUSTED,
Calumet Dye Works Being Repaired
by Contractor Milford.

The Calumet Dye Works, owned b.
Bert Barnham which was recently
damaged by fire to the extent of about
$4,000, Is TO be thoroughly repaired.
Work ON the structure was started to-
day by a force OF men under the d.-
rcction of Contractor VIII Milford ana
1t is expected by the early part Of Mo-
vember the structure viii have been
completed.
W. s Wright of Marquette, insur-
ance auiuster for this district came To
Calumet this week and adjusted the
loss OF Mr. Bdrnham directing that
those portions of the building which
were damaged most be rebuilt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
RALPH ROSE IS DEAD.

san Francisco oct 16.-Ralph Rose
holder of the olympic and worlds rec
crds FOR shot putting. is dead, of ty-
phoid fever
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
THE BLUE Line
THINNING FAST

Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept. 18.-To
The Forum The great parade of the
boys in blue is over. and 1t was a
wonderful sight. But, alas, it is no
n necessary to rope off g. whole
CITY and to spend hours In a skyroost
TO see our beloved march by.
For they are nottceably fewer, every
time [ get to the national.
But they are always fine. 1t rain
ed all the time yesterday and occas-
sionally heavily, so every side issue
was shut out Of the parade.
Yet when an aged veteran passed
with a grandson in boy scout uniform
on each side leading him, the tears
fell thick and fast. And there was a
Johnny Ret in gray, a tar heel who
had talked with us. with a boy in blue
on each side Of him, and each had
only one arm.
And the general officers were all in
carriages, the loving care of Chatta-
nooga.
But when our own, our North Da-
kota department swung past us with
a vigorous stride, we all rose up and
saluted them grandly. How their
eyes shone! They were our own nine
Hill, Rounsevell, Schmidt, Ellison.
Beale, Smith, Weiser, Kurtz and VAL
l~andingham.
Jean McNaughton Stevens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22

$40 p. m.--Industrial Credits, Super
intendent, Duffy, Stanley.
1855 p. inflow it Works, Superin-
tendent Berg, Towner.
4:10 p. m.-Rural Problems, (three
minute talks). Superintendent
Phelps, tombstone, Vigness, Hoad-
ley, Riley, Sorenson, Sanderson
and others interested In rural
school work.
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION.
Thursday, Nov. 8.
200 p m. at High School-Remarks
by the president, J.. A. Field, Bis
marck. Address, The Educational
Dollar, H. r. PattingilI, Lansing,
Mich. Requirements for aid 10
the rural, graded and consolidat-
ed school. Discussion lead by
Inspector N. c. Macdonald, VAL
ley City. Business.
HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Wednesday, Nov. s.
$3.50 a. m. at High School 49, The
Teaching of History in North Da-
kota Elementary Schools, c. M.
Correll, Mayville. A Syllabus Of
Ancient History Of High School
Use, George F. Forster, Willis
ton. The Teaching Of Civics in
North Dakota Schools, DR.. James
E.. Boyle, University. Discussion
! by w. A.. Godward, New Rock
ford. Photographic Basis Of
History in Secondary School
Work, Howard e. Simpson, Uni
versity. Report from the 1913
meeting of the Mississippi Valley
History association. Reports of
committees and other business.
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS.
Wednesday, Nov. s.
$50 a. m. at High School-Agricul-
tural Botany in the High School,
E. J. Trosper, Grafton. The Use
of Projection Apparatus in the
Teaching of Geography, ). e.
Switzer, Valley City. Some
Phases of Mathematics Teach
ing, Fl. w. Jones, Jamestown.
Humanizing Geometry, c. r.
Travis, Mayville. Modern Views
Taylor. University. The School
Museum, Lura L. Perrine. Valley
City. Eighth Grade Science, C.
J.. N. Nelson, Beach. My Expert
ence in Teaching Eighth Grade
Science, Alma Whalian, Wynd-
mere. General science in the
High School-General discussion
led by the committee appointed
by the high school conference. Y.
G. Barnell, Devils Lake, H. E.
Simpson, University, L. B. Nc
Mullen, Valley City. Devices.
Several three minute talks will be
given in the teaching of mechan-
les, electricity, chemistry, algebra,
geometry, etc.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.
Wednesday, Nov. s.
$50 a. m. at High School-The Best
Differentiation of Courses in
Cooking and Sewing in High
School and Upper Grades, Hugh
ina Mckay, Fargo. Projects of
Joints in Manual Training Work
for Grades, K. K. King, James,
town. Demonstrating the Value |
of Domestic Science to Skeptical
Patrons, Miss Evelyn Atkins,
Darlington. The Function Of the
Agricultural High School, F. l..
Whitney, Grafton. What one year
has Accomplished in an Agri-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
City i'm Brief

Girls wanted at Chaney-Everhart
Co.-Advt.
If it's for an office Walker Bros. &
Hardy can supply it.-Advt.
Atty. J. s.. Watson went to Chicago
last night On a business trip.
The complete shop, engraving, print
ing, blank book. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Engraved and embossed WORK of
every description. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Taxicab and Livery; careful and
prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
l46, evening 915.-Advt.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance Agency.
o92 Front street, phone 1006.-Advt.
VIM. Talstin, who was found carry
ing a revolver, gave $40 bail for his
appearance this morning, and forgot Is
appear.
Shoes shined N hats cleaned. First
class work. Private chair for ladies.
At London shoe shining parlor, 20
Broadway.-Advt.
Mary Daniels and Lizzie Brown,
colored women, were fined $40 apiece
for resort1ng to a room for immoral
purposes. They paid the fines.
The busy man who thinks he can
get along without a Dictophone should
order his telephone removed. Let us
show, you Walker Bros. & Hardy.
-AdVt.
Why send the money for lithograph
work out of the state, when our quail
ty n service cannot be surpassed?
Let us prove it. Walker Bros. &
Hardy.-Advt.
There was quite a collection of
DRINKS and vags in police court this
morning. The total of fines paid is
the highest for some time past.
amounting to $170.
Sen. w. P. Porterfield, and Jack
ellis are home from a three days
hunting trip in the vicinity of Nc
Vile. Both were very successful and
brought back a big bagful of game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22

Russell, LaMoure. General dis
scussion. How can Music Educa-
ton best serve the State of North
Dakota? Discussion by business
and professional men. Reports of
eight sectional vice presidents on
years work. Section /. Louis
Rowland, Grand Forks. Section
9. E. A. Boehmer, Fargo, Section
3. Dean Goodwill, Valley City.
Section 4. Jacob Schultz, Ellen
dale. Section 5. Mrs. ]. Wyard,
Goodrich. Section 6. Mrs. Grace
Harris, Cando. Section 7. Mrs.
w. A. Wheeler, Mandan. Section
8. Mrs. Taylor, Minot. T.
ENGLISH. -
Wednesday, Nov. 5. ~.
$50 a. m. at High School-Present
Problems Of English Teachers as
Presented at the National Meet
in Chicago, Miss Blanche True,
Fargo. Report of Committee IN
Course Of Study, Prof. Vernon P.
Squires, chairman. Discussion.
The Value of the English Jour
nal" Miss Marian H. Thrall,
Sanborn. Business. "
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES..

The high school had their new song
books to sing out of at the chapel
period this morning. The books are
the latest edition of the Halacon
series of song books.
L. Bredvold, q former teacher of
Fargo high school,, spoke this morning,
in the chapel period. He is now a
student at the Chicago university. Mr..
Bredvold told of some of his expert
ences at Chicago. He also explained
how some Of. the organizations were
run. The Chicago university is the
institution to which John d. Rockafel-
law donated so much. His last and
final donation was $4,000, 900.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22

cultural High School, c. ]. N.
Nelson, Beach. Mechanical Draw
ing as a Requirement for First
Year High School, R. r. Obersold,
Valley City. Round table discus
sion, lead by A. E. Dunphy, Ellen
dale. Business. Diapers to be
not over twenty minutes long.)
MUSICAL EDUCATION.
Wednesday, Nov. 5.
80 a. m. at High School-Presi-
dents address, w. w. Norton,
University. How May the Pri-
vate Teacher cooperate with the
Teachers of Music in the Public
Schools in Bringing About a
Higher Appreciation of Music in
North Dakota, Bertrand Alan
Orr, Fargo. General discussion.
How May the Victor be Used in
Small Towns and Rural Schools,
Miss Fannie G. Amidon, Valley
City. General discussion. Under
the Present Development Of
Music in North Dakota Public
Schools, what should be the ma
.ture Of the course offered in
North Dakota high school? Mrs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
What's Said
RAIN N WARMER.

c. H. Chapman, Clerk M. w. of A:
Last regular meeting for this month,
Tuesday 8 p. m, A. O.. u. w. hall. All
Modern Woodmen urgently requested
to attend.
c. L. Ward, Commander: There
will be a meeting Of the Maccabees at
the Assembly hall this evening at s
o'clock. Sir Knight George j. Tiel of
Portland, Ore, the new state COM
mander of North and South Dakota,
will be present. All members are urg-
ed to attend the meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
TAX RATE is Lowered
Consolidated Tax for City of Fargo Is
52.4 Mills on DoIIar-56
Last Year,

The consolidated tax rate for this
year has been figured, and it will come
to 52.4 mills on the dollar. This Is the
total tax for h city and includes the
state, county, city. school and park
taxes.
The rate is considerably lower than
last years rate, which footed I'm sc
mills on the dollar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
Lit Up With e Enthusiasm,

New Haven Journal-C Courier: Every
now and then a congressman bobs up
with the idea that he has beer elected
president and been charged with run
ming the government. Oklahoma makes
the latest contribution to the list.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
Coming Events

Tuesday, Sept. 30.
Faculty recital, Fargo conservatory.
Saturday, Oct. 4.
Prof. c.. w. Harlan. humorist, at
First NJ. E. church.
Thursday, Oct. o.
Concert Presbyterian church.
Thursday, Nov. 6.
Recital, Fargo conservatory.
Scottish Rite reunion Dec. 2, 3, 4. s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
SANITARY CLEANING

II. Lord is now ready for business,
and will be ready to clean your house
by the vacuum process with the Little
Giant house cleaner. We guarantee
our work. Phone 1800.-Advt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27
KANSAS CITY MO
Dear Bro. Ed.

Dear Bro. Ed.
Now Bro. Garrett, one more
dispute /, Pearson, RenSlow anu
Garrett Of Long Lime Mo, My
article for last week, did not ap-
Pear in the CEESsET, [ DO not
know Whether it was crowded
out; or why: Now Bro LII try
to do better, if you will print,
this and last weeks together.
In this manner I may catch
up with my disputes.
Tncy got the lead and start Oh
me as FAR Us space is concerned.
they have three columns to my
One. and three on one does not
look fair. N-eJ we will take care
of you all. l,r[ intend to do NV
par', for tue CREsSET and the
pulpit. / have challenged one
and all. .\ad several have an
swvreu. Anl now / answer as
they say Every tub must stand
on It's own hottom." 1t don't
look right for them to have
their say, out, ald me keep my
mouth shut,
Now Bro. Rem slow, you was
keen. | thought you run slow,
but there isn'5 nothing slow a.
bout you-~H'uu was the one that
asked about Cog and Magog and
goti it answered. And 1t isn't
enough. Now you ask personal
nucsti ms Aud I wilt say that
The CRLsssE1 is not for gossip.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Il, |;
ED, WORLD ) CRESSET'
brushyhnoh. Mo,

ED, W OKEJt y CtE4SSEI
brushykuoh. Mo,
Dear Ed Hereafter in the
future please send me your most
valuable sheat TO me as follows.
Room l., Beard Of Trade
Building; Chicago, Illinois.
L am more glad and happy
than | ever were now seeing that
a IToosier Column have been in.
certed in your paper. for now as
before / Will be uettercalculated
to keep track Of my noosier
lrieLds FOR | d. hate to leave
thcm behind and hope that MY
way vii! venu itself back here
some time il the future when
hope to see al H)osiGr friend
and surprise them [ am sorry
TO | cannot be here when the I'D
pays promised visit but vii
arrange come down here vheI
at that time if possible can.
Will you please p 1T this motto,
in your next issuesO all my Hoos
1ier friends all over the countr,
will know where | am at,
Yours truly,
+, ID. Mo.tlton
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27
H00SlER COLUMNS,

Bro. Pearson, Dear friend OF
nv youth-I never @cen >uch
explosions.
Bro. Ranslow is the most
keenest he thinks Of ten :hous'
and, but / aint no browning be.
cause | can't write as well as
him, and Bro. RansloW amt no
Shylork Hone neither. There
is others that is on TO the game.
Well guess you wright me
with your dictaiograph and Why
don't you send it to Turkov While
you're at it, and help the Turks
find out what is & ing on in But
gary Mexico, Blu, YOU amt
caught me yet,
Now Bro. Garrett of Long
Lane Mo. is No. 8. AnN [ think
YOU do moan what you say but |
amt no Goliatn-No-l am for
the Noble CRESsET and such
like, like that fight yellow
Goliath of Journalism with sling
shot of Progression, and pebbles
Of the Spirit.
Now there is much talk but
don't zone of you STAY on the
point as | do and get down tC
= morrow bone, The Dear Ed Oh
, CREssET is kind q wded TO
space and | Amt going to be
, hog. There is mucn a doing II
, Dear Ola CRESSET and its Sctt
j ing pretty ho1.
Bro Pearson what does word
+ Iy newspapers Editors stand TO
[ except gods. gold and tn
q plute,? What does they knnV
| about cherupim and Seryphin
6 and Abraham. None | ,ag none
q and shame 70 say so and yo'
4, was inspired to say them word
t and | eIing them back at v"u
5 left che+k.
). Mayoe next week sister Spe1
& lCer will help With argument
) from the fair sex on this pue>
@ lieu and then some.
1t The Hyde trial hangs on an
they are now on cyanide capsu
to what Hyde gave Col. Swope it i
ot allv-od And tried to kill who|
fanny with rat poison and SUE
~ Ike,
u" Now Three Bros.-Three tWi
. Bros am Still your friend an
don't take this over serious
Yours in Uni cd FL arts
Fl G. llubbar,
Il p s Bro. Green has su
ecriori and is a architect
some note.
~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27

i"ulanapo,ls Feb. u

i"ulanapo;ls Feb. u
Dear Bro. Garrett Of the dear
old CRESSEr here is two more
81 oscrlbers and kindly engrave
these names in good clean paper
like Cl,ESSET which is fair to
one anu all Please admit Us Sub
Miss Artlclla Carter, the
Blacherne,
l. c. LandaGer 81 the \. Nj G.
A.
: [ will voucn for Bro Landake
who Is a section hand for tho
Pennsylvania road out Of here
Belrg q hard worker with his
home atthe y. NJ c. \. surround
ed by the strongest OF influence!
for right Living.
HOOSETITEMS.
Miss Anna Nicholas q subscribe
attended Progressive lneetin;
herethe other evening Delivering
noble speech torthe Cause which
means so much TO US all incluC
ing Roosevelt and lAe Ed Their
was great applaus With urge n
appeals for more a!on. the sam
line at future subsequent dat
yet to be agreed pom by a
concerned.
Well one Of tie boys who | got t
read the CIlESSET and WHO
| learned ideas about Home Indu,
try; has went away ! speak :,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27

aDo,is I'M, I7'1. !. }Hi" !
Bro El. Garrett Gear sir, !
Garrett row don't You
4. the G is :norg you
; and mh Gel.Cye in the
t Rome .i.uA don't ike
tacks tat SAYS the Pope
. IS evil ana oppose to
:" SAcial>m And if,na
~. Wa.i 60 C.'tet' J
/. hat al working ~ tito
"a whh'h2" Mo,nlunl or
tan or tA2n that believe
.rners benchS o. the saints
ast feet. Fnr IhoG b2lioyn
Pope of Rome they don't
len tn. church is attacked
llod puperylSnl. Now Bro.
1T we are OF the Opini on
instant christian Charity
not t, attacI. all tFat don't.
- as we believe, And that
Of Rome is all evil and help
e Interest and that they
fnorant people in slavery
, than that Lincoln freed.
Y Bro Garrett yon arc
apiece. But Bro. PEARSON
Bro. Mcclure says you arc
wing conscience in attacking
Ope Of Rome. Which | dnrt
/ for there is many Of my
Is who believe in the Pope
me and are good people
ng poor and gong to churc t
ar. And fls. on Friday now
Garrett ! ilst thought
d ask you this question, l'nI
IA. Of your indiana Subsnr'b
,as argued about this Aua i
+, this in the lioosior Column
be l will come again yo0r;
:. l.. r and Cary0on,
ours for IEoma Industry
Ccrnt 4. !. wiley
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27

,,,.,,rr ,,;fn ana tho mao nh,
},,s ;,,.. ono wifi, AZ The same.
Y, ;,cl;eyc ,hi% Of an Infinite.
most | lOiy and Advise G'd. IS
m ma to hn}icva. that he WAS ard
&c., ,l,a+ MIN ;,st;rr nam
$780,. 49,. Lo n,.v
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III t A..,j F.. / 90 hat l1>'''''d
H.. il Of ncying hat when tn
Priest Taught me to com" me
the Confession box he lH2rt
would forgive nc my sins, |
would &c, and my conscience
would not check me, nor reouA'
me fer it. Bat was 1t ri2ht
Tho word must answer, please
read:
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}ilut VIC Naye fellowship o"".vi'h A@"''': ia"
'hr hIool Of ''~n' 'Ar,'' hi7 sea r'''''''" "
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! iof vo arc row t,ntlt by tn
r,ords of Christ than nv til
v,-ord, If tho Priest W. undo
1.,,o.r;cm believed when Tn
T,riasr tai1Chh MS thai lie had u
,,,.+ "a ct,,ro tta broad nm
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: know nc ila$not t'}Ao power "-
VIC are ~" " IVA" ~ VIZ ""' y
God. lnen We were le'ct Wy IL
wore, Of the Priest. We UHltfN
t,hqt nn have set forth SntliciCr
facts to prove 10 our reader
tnat tho con ,cicnch IS no critic
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Tor The Law ri Me Fy'if of if' in On
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=, AMI the law oil the S@f''
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27

IN Chicago nnH lGGSe lines
appear. We wish Frank we'll in
his new cline and know he will
make good h. b2iui love. Of
OFT Of door life especially swim
ming in summer but a-ye1
for money as he don't be'Gire u
gambel.
Bro Garrison WHO bad ton~nN,
titus is well and did not have 10
have the bJtthcrsoma organ
removed from his neck tboug,
fer a tine we was worried lest
the surgeons would have to do
something TO linn.
A-es, know the boy Whu vas
born in Irish Valley spoke
about by Bro Huobart an"
Sister Marvin in their Kansas
City Letter.
] wonder who at Salt--in --h4r
knows the boy Who used to
c,mb old Billy Barns head for A.
bunch OF gumdrops, Speak ErOs.
over there IL yon 10. It does
our souls good to reflection
dis to the, past peepiuG hac', Of
the curtain when We Was all
boys and girls together troddjnG
the Slippery paths OF youth and
fitting ourselves for stern life
later - come.
Bro. Garrett see you have
sprang ono more problem. upon
us which is what lake dil you sen
!, years ago riding train through
u Ino. To which lwoull state that
Bro Snively thinks it was Lake
wiDona but P"D McElvain things
it water reservoir at 1T WAYNE
while other Bro theirs don't
know. Vas yon as far north a.
Lake Michigan Bro Garrett? We
has plenty of lakes but this is al
- can get hold OF right row.
Bro Fuller has cone back
from Cu:,;a 'Vuar2 he done
missionary duty &mouy The vel
low hoathens.
e No, there ain, hard feelings herr
e regarding dy n annie story. Tax
or Ed acted noble in saying all h
to said and we itnun It, I havo sen
,. the IL. every siaGlo su(
be scriocr he has got iii Indian
with few exceptions and wi
&. work teeth and nails off for tn
good Of the little old CRLSSE
Gr SO would not say what is no
lie right Bro Mcclure was in ha:
re ty about what he said bot he
lis fine boy and does the best
d. work he being worried at one 0,
;cs leading livery stables where
got hun j3U,
Down with TAggar5 sly W. a
,er and Up with Roosevelt andwlla
NJ ever he espaaases,
ne Bro. ~HubOlrt over there ;
en- X lnsas City see:us silence G
I'd Pulpit vs. Press surely h. HI
ere been convinced by now but il Il
Mt let him start something aga
ne and we will show him his erro
ate Bro Hubbard has lots of attra
all tons in Kansas City this sprir
one Of his 10 1st fitithfulest ado
to ers end admirers residln:, ii Il
!, / city by the Kaw river, We wi
US. them all joys Of this lie; so go
of bye everybody Z 'oaoyo ever
th;nr !. NJ. rrlrsf
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27
ANSWER 10 THREE BROTH
Frs IN ERRORE "a ROAM.
X. l., No.
Dear Ii.

Dear Il. -
l open ny CRLssLr
and low. behold | seen the
names OF three mighty brains
that ha, answered my challenge,
and I say well ole man You re up
against it, and yonr handsi is full
sure, Shall I flee IT, the moan
tains ind give in like sick rao'
bit? But l say Nc. Tom Saw.
yer in Shakcspear says,
"Come ruin, Come rack.
] die with harness on my back.
Like T am q doing.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-27

We shs), Eoet our friends Of
indianapolis in the near future.
Tell cur Catholic friends over
there when we speak of the
Catholic Church unless we
specify the lay members we are
speaking directly at the ropish
power ii priestiSm. and not the
lay members who are like we
we're when we were bound to the
priesthood with a chain of I'M
seen power that is now broken
yes there is thousand Of homes
lay members tina. are not aWar
of This mighty power that hold
the N here.