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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

0eIgfrha tcter. Ole 2ebensaoer Der inter 0as Sherbeneeiht Der @elt
gcteairn goter 5l unterbtnoeH, mf ooB fc itiieBlid ben Fnrten Nadp.
barn ais Ieidbte gete mbeinfaaeu. Die ge0eutumg oRr 8rogung
mir6 bon Billion onrdaus niht %mtTftdtt; bielnnebr rat eT OadL 0lrh
enqeren anlblEb an nanrnle 2dnOer elm mogltftt lorfsS @eeengaptdt
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4rahonnrenaungen Der Mitertcn tbe lleberBelgtng bon etuent ghidliden
Aussang 0s Srieees merihlterIia tefiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

Idoft gut oufseHntHtert. Inter
oIlerlei ailr5ipeiL nnbna ods Get BET
Sonnenuntprgnne ietn Gnoe.
&err 2ebrer arenfe miro oieies
Sobr Icincn Somnieriirldrb Bet let'
men eItcrn in @isconiin perlebeH.
Ole Mengstorp iHe Nnihtnen Go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07
adtans, Dodge 3meigbcreiH
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tommen. ale Deutidamertfaner
au9 freunoIidit eingelaoen.
$. g.. Peismcier, Qrdftoent.
u. Y. Molmauit, Sefret6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

beiOnoers berboreetun; I'M
aIlqemeinen murocn burd bic Set.
tlng 6es Serrn 0rente ernlte mno
Iuftige Gaden porgetroeer. Serr
@aNermonn, IT,, Tam nod einrnal
elm tiidtieer Sumorift iperbeu. p2ie-
Der @nIIermonrb On bait Die @eiea-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

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.ffisierten glhaeiscn" Der Gribiitie 81
nnronctereft.
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hot bic ietf bic rs. Meo.Gor Der.
rauft, Dos @elddft beItebt erit iett
benz /. Sonuar 1916. =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

Gie 9eittlden boIten III 6rant.
reid 1854 Grtihoften beiett. Ga
I1bt lid'S idon perldnIer5en, mertn
nal n pnnr Derloren gebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07
1tns Bremen, Han.

B. Sltli 1916.
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fer all merben lti0 bon alien 81 fol.
lettieren. Serr Mabe miro aud ais
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er utter oen oortigm 9eiItihen in
ieincr gtufga6e fremolide Inter.
itiisung ftnoen tptr0.
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&errn 2ebrer Altg. arenfe, begleitet
BON 9errn 2ehrer Getgens gRuiit.
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.ihone GcnSertitude bprtrug. Gte
5obne bon 9errn 8aitor &anffrlO
baben iih ourd id0ne @eiGige uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

Gos M6t 3plinoer Cadillac TIT I'M
geitb bon mebr Rerionen, als irgen6
elm onoeres eritflaliiges @ooen tn
Der @eIt.
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mebr nno mehr ons pluto, oas gefauft
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mos es lit.
Gs tit Die @abI etnes 9dufers, Der
ii6 leidt irgeno Elm guto erlauben
fam, einerlei tpte Der Breis tit, Der
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Ga6inucs onerfennt uno einitebt, oaB
er oteIelben 8orteiIe BET feinem onoe.
rem @ltto finoen fam, gona gletd,
pel6en 8reis 'er 5oblt.
@s lit ebenIo Die @abl oes S1uferS,
Der bor3ieben ipitr0e, tpeniger fir Elm
guto 81 3ablen, Der aber aud einiiebt,
bob man MIR IN better 9udlitdt bon.
itdnotge 3ufriebenbeit finoen fam.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
Bible Socialism

Bible Socialism Puy in prac,
tice will feed every man and
every woman, and every child
on the Globe. It will do away
with selffshness, It will do
away with strife, It will do away
with contention, and it will do
away with war. and blood shead
1t will Bring every man on an
equality, 1t will bring our COVER
nment to the people, 1t will do
away with the Love OF money,
which is the root Of all evil. 1t
will cause every mar to love God
supremely, And our peighbor
as our sulves.
1t will bring about universa,
brotherhood. And why the
people who have to earn their
bread by the sweat of their face
and then give two THIRDS of II
to the lover Of money and then
cannot.es il?
This is the hardest thing fer us
to see. yet when We know that
there is vail cast oyer all'people
and darkness cover the earth
and gross darkness the people.
And that the people love tc
have it so, Then we began tc
realize why it IS that they dc
not want the truth. Taey love
humbug better than they do the
truth. WeSrust all may come tc
the knowledge Of the truth and
know.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13

Mr. W. D. Delk of Fuson Mo
a Candidate for Sheriff subject
to the Republican Primary
August 1 1915 paid the Colony
people visit on last Saturday
and lefta good impression on the
minds of the Colony people, it
being the first time in life that
;4hey had the opportunity OF
meeting Mr. Delk
Judge Bruton's house burned
down the morning Of the 18th.
while the folks were all out ber'
ry picking except the Judge who
was at his barn. Fire caught in
the kitchen. Did not save hard
ay anything; had a small in
surance. Bad indeed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
EPIDEMIC


The Paralytic Epidemic is still
uncontrolled, Physicians know
no remedy. The disease is still
spreading. Federal health service
will Import Monkeys, for expari'
.ment there has been upto the
time, nearly 200 death reported
in little oyer-1 weeks time, the
Infantile Paralysis, becomes a
wonder. for a voice .is heard.
Please read.
"A voice was heard upon the
high plac g, weeping and sup.
plications OF the children OF lsr-
ael; for they have perverted
their way. and they have ior'
gotten the Lord their Geo.
AJer, 3-2l a
For God has said the children
shall be sodlen.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
LOCAL LORE.

The Ed, is going over to the
Caudle church house Thur. eve.
Mr.. Norve Allen was out at II
o clock meeting last Sunday at
the colony.
The Ed. preached on las.
Friday night at Mr.. Bob
Aliens to fine audience.
The Colony Thrasher started
out for the season on last Mon.
morning Thrashing for Hon,
L. D. Candle first.
Mr.. Peter Abshear and wife
paid the Colony people a visit an
last Sunday and was at both
services at II o clock. and at 8,
Mr., E. A, Jarrett, John Jarr.
EFT and Mr.. Frank Jarritt was
out at the Colony meeting on
last Saturday night come again
Brothers.
Hon. l.. D. Caudle and Mr.
Earl Stinart spent Sunday
South of Norwood where they
have their cattle on pasture, re
turning home in the evening.
The Colony Thrasher is one o1
the b.st with a wind stacker
They Thrash wheat for Sets
per. bu. Oats. 2tcts. call on then
You who have crop and you
will not legret it.
We trust that our neightbor.
irg Presses will notice our Big
Day at the Caudle Grove. on Hon
L D. Caudle's farm, 1 miles
East Of Norwood,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13

IT APPEA Rs-that the Allies
are gaining little ground for
the present, But we must not
think that this will make peace
just so long as the lords OF earth
think that they have not had
enough poor men killed to give
them the Supreme power over
all. Then we can look for peace
to them, But Slavery to all the
poor who are by chance left.
Will we never get our eyes
opened,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
Announcement.

We are authorized to announce
Earn F. German of Heart Town
ship as a Republican Candidate
for the Office of Treasurer
of Wright County. Subject to
the Republican Primary Election
Aug. lst. 1915. A young man
who has been energetic and pa
triotic,, for the Principles of the
Republican Party, who has made
his life of manhood a study for
the benefit of the people of his
County.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13

kingdom of cod. And Bible
Soci alism will have its day. And
every man will sit under his
own vine and fig tree. and no
man dare molest or make afraid.
And the famine of hearing the
word will be passed away for
ever. Amen"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
PHEASANT HILL ITEMS
By B. u.

Hellow kind Ed. and all read >
ers OF the Dear little Paper here
I come again with few items.
Nice weather at present.
Miss Maggie Robertson has
: returned home from MILESTONE
where she has been staying
with her Sister Mrs. Theaman,
Miss Nellie Bingham taken
dinner with Harrett and Cecil
Holt Sun day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berrie and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Zuvers.
Mrs. Sherman and Mary Nc.
| Craw called on Mrs. Jennie Gut
ting Wednesday.
We see Mr.. Ellis Austin has
| returned home again We are
all glad to see him nome again,
Ben and Clifford McCraw
spent Sunday with Will and Earl
Hobbs Sunday.
! Miss Maggie Robertson visit
ed Mrs. Austin last Thursday.
/ We understand that Mr.. John
Royal is travelling the road that
E: leads to Mrs. Halls, wonder
what is for. guess some one
knows.
| Mr., Smart is still on the sick
list, we hope he will recover
soon.
! Mr.. Warren Robertson called
on James Clark Monday.
Blackberry time is tho order
of the day at present.
Mrs Vining and Mrs. Sher-
man visited Mrs. Cutting Fri
day.
Mrs. Hobbs and daughter
Viola spent Sunday with Mrs.
Anna Marson. \
Mrs. West called on Mrs.
Robertson Thu rsday morning.
Mrs. Agnes Cruzan returned
home from the city last Satur'
day week
Mr.. John Cutting and Jim
| McCraw is down at Dan Hiltons
making him new cistern.
We understand there will be
and ice ceam supper at pleasant
HH Friday night July IA every
body invited.
Well as news is scarce l will
ring off Wake up readers and
write some moro items for the
dear little CREssET and | will
come again some hot day. Bye
bye. to all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
To the Readers Of the
CRESSET.

= Dear readers, we have the
greatest Of interest in your eter.
nal welfare. We be!ieve that you
are better able to look after your
own financial interest and a
great deal more capable to do so.
For this reason We must beg to
call your attention to the Ian
guage Of hrist; Please read.
Teaching them to observe all
things whatsoever I have com,
mandet you: and 10, l am with
you alway, even unto the end of
the world. Amens'A MAT, 28-20)
We as o minister of our Lord
and Master mus, call your atten.
tion to this fact, and,as a minist-
er we have to teach YOU all things
and to teach you that you have TO
observe them. if You expect to
be q child of lis, PteaSe read.
Behold the days. come saith
the Lord God, that I will send a
famine in the land. not q famine
of bread, nor thirst for water,
but of hearing the words of the
Lord" Amos. 8 -11)
Dear reader If ever there was
a time when there vas or ever
will be famine of hearing the
word ii is now. right row. The
whole world know that there is
something wrong. And when
ever the devil shoots out a ser.
want of his with something which
will initiate the Truth, where
there is a money-making
scheme at the bottom Of it. Then
the rich will com bine, in getting
the money out of the hands of
the poor. And the poor will be
alluret into the trap, by the rich
making it appear that they oe'
lieve it. But when God presents
his truth, there is no one hardly
that wishes to believe it. Now
dear readers you who have been
reading the CREssET why do you
not stop for a short time and
think. For every CREssET that
, comes to your hand warns you
of the great fact that there is
great famine in the world that is
kof hearing the word. And from
all appearance and evidence you
will not stop and think, The
CRESsET is the biggest preacher
Itbat has ever come 10 the people,
since the death Of thG last A
/ postle. Who was burned at the
stake, in Rome. 1t tells you oI
ally things commanded by the
Lord and Master. And teaches
you to.observe them, But yor
will not take its teachings. nett /
er will you observe what it says
to YOU And yet, yon are in the
worst famine which has evel
come upon the world. While this
is afact. In connection with thi.
famine; there will lie ma ny wht
will starve to death for the wan,
of dread. And that too because
there Is o famine OF hearing the
word. For wherever the wore
is strictly observed. there viii
jbc no fanliEe Of bread, and no one
viii slarvc. For this reason VIZ
as q nation should put on tbt
whole armor Of Cod, in the pace
of putting on preparedness In
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
WAR

1t looks as tho the war be-
tween Mexico and the United
States will soon turn into peace,
But we fear they cry out peace.
peace, when there is no peace.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13


reader please stop now ana
think before it is to late.
For.now is the time for all
hard laboring men to unite the m
selves intoone grand Brotherhood
under tie Principals of Bible
Socialism. And do not be caught
sleeping; as did the European 3
before they went into the Battle
field, and many of them are now
sleeping with the pale nations
OF the dead their wives, with.
out a husband, their children
without father, and are max
ed and starving. But Oh! dear
eaders no rich have split their
blood in the battle field No none
So may God help US to Be child
rem of the day as it reads.
But of the times and the sea-
sons brethren, ye have no need
that | write unto you.
For yourselves know perfectly
that the day of the Lord SO
cometh as a thief in the night.
For when they shall say
Peace and safety; then sudden
destruction cometh upon them
as travail upon a woman with
child: and they shall not escape
But We brethren, are not II
darkness that that day should
ovartake you as q thief.
Ye are all the children OF the
dav: we are not OF the night, nor
of darkness.
Therefore let US not sleep as
do others; but let US watch AND
| be sober. -
For they that sleep, sleep in the
night; and they that be drunken
are drunken in the night.
But let US who are of the day
be sober, putting on the breast
plate of faith and love, and fol
an helmet the hope of salvation
| For God hath not appointo6
US to wrath, but to obtain saliva
ton by our Lord Jesus Christ
Who died for us, that whether
we wake or sleep. we should liV!
together with him.
Wherefore comfort yourselve:
together, and edify one another
even as also ye do,
And we beseech you, brethrer
to know them which labou1
among you and are over you ii
the Lord, and admonish you
And to esteem them very high
lly in love for their works sake
And he at peace among your
selves.
Now we exhort you, brethren
warn them that are. unru'y
comfort the fee0ieminded, sup
port the weak, be patient toward
all men.
See that none render evil fol
! evil.unto any man: but ever fol
low that which is good. boil
among yourselves and to al
men," q Thess, 5 Il 1-15.)
Relizing from this scripture
that we as children of Goo
should not be in darkness a.
thoseof the world, For God sait
that his word should be q ldml
to our feet, and Il light TO ou
pathways SO we do hope that ou1
readers will come to the ligh
and walk IN the light as God is il
the light and will have fellow
| ship one with another ard th'
! blood Of Jesus Christ cleans "
from all sin In this manner yol
will prepar your self for tht
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
REV, L. s. GARRETT, EDITOR
PUBLISHERS
N. Il. Garrett & M. M. Bowers,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDA Y
AT THE CAUDLE DROVE.
AND

Entered as Second Class
matter Sept. 1st. 1915. at the
Post Office at Mountain Grove
Missouri; under the Act of Mar.
5rd. 1879.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-07
Talk O the Times

Tacoma's with the bands gilt
$ affutter-dont that il amt!
planning the show
go!
hundred be afraid to
thep arade and they won't let out to the tent I'll
what
Of
the before, the elephants
bands ride along their crimson gold
impressed old
the hills while the wire
w ancient thrills.
Lives therea man would gown
clown? To-day
summer and fall give circus, sideshow all!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-07
SURPRISE
FOR MRS.
MOTTET

This was a real surprise
party.
The most astOnished per-
son In the city last night
when il was learned that
Frederic Mottet had been
elected a member of the Met
rOpolitan park board was
Mrs. MOttet.
Until some time after o'clock
last night Mrs. Mottet had not the
faintest inkling that her husband
was even a candidate for the city
position.
When the returns We're all in
and he "fessed up" her face was
a puzzle.
Mrs. Mottet has been in i'll
health for years, and the new
park commissioner has been keep
ing his candidacy from her for
fear she might worry over the
outcome.
But during the campaign the
little surprise party kept Mottet
on the hop, skip and jump head
ing off telephone calls to his
apartments.
As late as last evening he
scented danger when The phone
bell rang and somebody wanted
to know about voting place.
Well, anyway, he's elected and
everything Is happy in the Mottet
family.
Question is, what would hubby
have said If the vote had gone
the other way?
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Chops
for Hughes

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June Z.
Whatever republicans have
done, are doing today. or will dc
tomorrow, or next day, or the
next, had no surface reflection to.
day at 2100 Sixteenth street
Northwest.
There was every surface indi-
cation that Justice Hughes ex.
poets and hopes no expectations
nor hopes.
AS evidence tending to bear this
out, inquiry at the Capitol lunch
room where the jurist sends for
his lunch every Monday at 2
o'clock, elected the information
that the usual weekly order for
an orange and two lamb chops
stands for next Monday, which is
next decision day" at the SUI
preme court.
The justice spent today, as he
does most days, in his library
where he is working on opinions
he is expected TO hand down
Monday. ,~..
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Oh TS|DER
ASKS HIM
To RESIGN
2--COUNT EN-

Not only did The Times
scoop the town yesterday on
the biggest telegraph story
of the day-the death of
Lord Kitchener-by putting
out an extra long ahead of
the other papers extras, but
in its home edition It print
ed EXCLUSIVELY the big
gest local story of the last
two months.
This was the news regard
ing the movement to Gust
James C. Drake from the Of
flee of city commissioner.
IL you want the news when
IL is news READ THE
TIMES.
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0oSers
In Wild
n n
Uproar

CHICAGO, June Every
delegate at the progressive con-
vention bearing a Roosevelt ban
ner swung into motion today
shortly after the republicans, at
1890.
Raymond Robins had barely be-
gun his Roosevelt keynote speech
when violent Roosevelt demon
stration started. At the first
mention of the eolonels name,
thel delegates cheered, yelled,
jumped into the air and waved
banners.
A huge banner was seized and
carried to the stage. Within a
minute practically every state
banner was planted in a cluster
on the speakers stand.
Robins named the colonel as
the "bravest and wisest leader Ct
the, people of our time and the
foremost leader of the citizen
world"
'rThe nation Is clamoring for
one nah, and that man is Roose-
Eyelt." he declared. He said they
wanted the nations favorite son
and not states favorlte son.
The Roosevelt demonstration
ended at 1887, an hour and thir-
ty-fsve minutes after starting.
George w. Perkins reiterated
his, opinion that the progressive
convention would not nominate a
candidate until there had been
time for full consideration.