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And when we are equipped with
this armor Of God. We then can.
build factories, 80 that we can
make our own clothes and wear
our own apperal- And have an
equality in all things.
Now If one hundred men.
would unite together. in having
all things common. They could
pillow, plant and reap. Build q
mill and grind their own -four
and meal, they could raise sheep,
take the wool from the sleeps
back. build themselves q facto.
ry, make their own clothes. and
have Home Industry complete.
If County would do this, If q
state would do this it would
teach all other states and Coun.
tries shat Home Industry can
bring about peace, and plenty,
and you would not need the hal.
lot box to bring it shout where
there is corruption. For
Gods Word in putting on the
whole armor Of cod means that
righteousness shall cover the
earth as the waters cover the
sea; h IN cod will rebuke strong
nations afar off and they shall
beat their swords into plow.
shears and their spears into
pruning hooks and nation shall
not lift up sword against nation
neither shall they learn war any
more. and every man shall cit
under his own vine and fig tree.
Oh! let US put on tbe whole
armor Of cod, and build houses
and occupy them. May God
help the work along. ,
World's cresset., 1916-08-10
NoTICEl!

Any party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this
paper upon any SUBJECT, reli
giously or otherwise shall be
treated as a friend. But in no
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases 60 thru
its columns. g..
World's cresset., 1916-08-10
Come And See Us,

Mr.. Frank Moore now belong.
ing to the Colony has some fine
Liniment used as a pain killer
cant be surpassed. Come and get
a bottle and try "Wrang Tang"
you Won't be with out it in the
family. Good for man or beast.
Also Indian Herbs a great
Blood purifier and Liver Regula.
tor.
We have other remedies. We
live at the Colony, "Caudle
Grove"
~ Frank P, Moore.
World's cresset., 1916-08-10

And it is vicy, vercy, on the
other side. But this is not all
The spiritual wickedness in the
so called churches. Look at the
Roman Catholic church where
her principles ones holds in
gross darkness millions of souls
who are not wrestling against
flesh and blood but against the
pops. cardinals, bishops, and
priests. who are holding the poor
laborer in slavery. And the only
way t. oe. out il to put on the
whole Armor of God. which is;
Wherefore take unto you the
whole armour of God, that We
may be able to withstand in the
evil day, and having done all, to
stand.
Stand therefore. having your
loins girt about with truth. and
having on the breastplate of
righteousness.
And your feet shod with the
preparation Of the gospel of
peace:
Above all. taking the shield Of
faith, wherewith We shall be able
to quench all the fiery darts of
the wicked.
And take the helmet of saliva
ton and the sword of the Spirit.
which is the word Of God.
!. Praying always with all prayer
and supplication in the Spirit.
and watching thereunto with all
perseverance and supplication
for ali saints" (Ephe. 6-13 to
1877
We are now in the evil day,
therefore we must stand, and af.
ter we have done all 10 stand.
stand therefore, you must have
your loins girt about with truth,
you must have on the breast
plate OF righteousness. You
must not have your loins girt
about with political falsehoeds--
and your breast plate partyism -
not that-you musv have your
feet shod with the preparation
of the gospel CT peace--you must
not have your feet shod swift to
shed blood-You must put on
the shield of faith. With which
you shall be able to quench all
the fiery darts of the wicked one
Not shot and shell to murder
your fellow man with-Take the
helmet Of salvation-And the
sword of the spirit--Not the
commands of men to kill with
the sword of great men-Pray
ing always, with all prayer
World's cresset., 1916-08-10
Build Factories with
Home Industry.

By whom should Factories be
built? BY the people.
Who should own the Factories?
The people,
How is the best way TO bring
this about? Well the first, anc
hardest thing to do, ia to put on
the whole armor of God.
And when you once do this
then your work of Home Indus
try" has just commenced. And
inorder to put on the whole
Armor God says.
Finally. my brethren, be
strong in the Lord, and in the
power of his might " lEphe. 6 10y
Why must we be strong in the
Lord and the power of his
might Now dear reader we are
positive that you know how to be
strong in the Lord'-But we
doubt very much if you even
know what his might is. And
should you not know. you would
fail in the very first application
of his whole armor. For after
reading Ephe. 6-10. 1t follows
right up in these words.
Put on the whole armour OF
God, that We may be able to
stand against the wiles of the
devil" (Ephe 6-1n
This advise is given, that we
may prepare to do the work set
before us, which is q mighty
work., As the following language
will show, Please read.
For we wrestle not against
flesh and blood but against prin.
cipalities, against powers against
the rulers of the darkness OF this
world against spiritual> Cd
ness In high places. Ephe. 6-12
1t plainly tells us that we DO
not wre stle against flesh and
blood but against principalities,
against powers. against spiritual
wickedness in high places. The
men who are out in the bloody
battle fields are not wrestling
againt flesh and blood. But the
principalities, have their powers
in the guns and war material.
The p~incipalities show their
powers in the war material they
have in one people of the labor
ing class killing the other class
Germanies poor iaboring Class
of people are not waring against
the poor laboring class of France
and England. But against tn {
principal!ties, and spiritual wick
edness in high places of Franc
England and Russia.
World's cresset., 1916-08-10
CUES SCIONS NO. %.
Aug. 5 1916.
Mr.. Frank Moore,

y
find the five races named in our
Geography, look them up and
you will understand me-. In the
Bible | find one the son of God
Adam and Eve in the garden.
And they were made in the
Image of God the first pa ir and
find a transgression in Old
Cain and | find him condemned
for this transgression before
he became a murder you will
find tLat his sin was fornication
and going after strange flesh
and Science tells US that
she was o negreSs or negro
woman and that the negro vas
d beast that come from the
ape or in other words the negro
is just o beast and that be is
the lowest Ueast of creation In
form of man, do you think you
can lmagin Linn the Image Of
God comming from the lovely
white pair in the garden now
the thought is the :our races
OF men are only AmalgamatiOn
are the cross between children
of Adam and the Negro beast
or thru Cain and his proeeuicy
they are all beast and have no
living souls they are beast and
the blood OF Christ does not
tone for them.
Now please show ne the a4n-
tiles straight leniage from the
morning of creation on down to
Christ without bringing this
Negro beast AmalgamatiOn in;
l mean these four races Negroes
Malayans indians and the vel.
low races such as Mexicans
Japlneese and Cinnamon.
These three last belong and
make the four amalgamated rae.
es all springing from the Negro
the white pair if not IS you be.
lieve are not the parents of the
GentiIes. | assure you they are
not the father of Negro blood or
Amalgamatioa but of pure Jew
blood and If God has d Gentle
people seperate from the Adam
and Eve in the garden.
You show me in the word of
God a line of pure blood from
the creation to Christ and your
theory then will be plain to me.
Well Frank l was very much
disappointed that l did not get
to come down on the %, 30, 80
OF July it sure would have been
a treat to me to have cvme TO
that gathering, never had
heard anything in favor Of the
Masons as being in Gods order
before.
So you see l am disappointed
well you will understand me
that l think that these 4 race,
of what we might cal. men arr
, not Gods creation but are th
Generation of unclean men an,
the Negro Beast cross between
the 2 and If there is Gentil
people.
You will find them pure blood
and in the Image of God as far a
the outward form is concerne
and that they were and are hel
in the estimation of God as
good creation or God neve
would have prepared q sacrifc
for them.
In his Christ the one whol
we love and adore above all els
Yours in the freedom of Chri.
A. Ham aker
Ava.
Nh
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LOCAL LORE.

Still very dry and hot in this
part of the county. Corn has
suffered very much.
The Colony people are bailing
HAY for Mr.. Swing at present
writing
If you want to hear the Truth
preached, come to the Colony
meetings.
Mr.. l.. D, Caudle and wife
.cai'ed at the CRESsET OFFICE for
few moments on last Tuesd ay
morning,
Wars are still raging; appear
antly the Germans and their
co leagues are getting the worst
of it at the present.
w, E. Dawson, a member Of
the Colony, and the Editors
father-in-law left on the morn
ing train last Tuesday morning
dor Seymour Mo.
Some little trouble over the
election, so we understand
there is some contests. What a
pity. the American people are
getting SO far away from the
right that voting cannot be done
legally any more.
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
in the Colony Tabernacle, every
Thursday night, Saturday night
and sunday at II and at 30 clock
Come all who love to hear the
truth.
Mr.. Charles Dawson and Eli.
iAt Brinegar of the Colony, set
up last Monday night, with Ben
ME McCraw. who is very sick at
present. DR.. Orendar is the
attending physician.
Mr.. Richard Jarrett called at
the CRESSET OFFICE on last
Monday and chatted With the
Ed, for a short time. He came
to the Colony blacksmith shop
for his buggy. whero he had it
for repairing.
Girl baby born to Mr.. Frank
Moore and wife on last Friday
Aug. 4th. 1916, Mother and
child doing we'll. And the father
much pleased, They live in and
with the Colony people.
old uncle George Ball living
North of Nor wood passed this
life on the night of the 9TH.
at the age of 80 years we under
stand. He is the father of Coon
Ball who is still living and Atty
H. H. Ball who proceeded the
fathe: to the other world.
Mr.. Charlie Stewards Barn
burned on last Sunday night,
near the hour OF u O'clock. l,
must have been set on fire by
some unknown person. who
ought to have been some place
else. where they could not oi
been doing mischief.
The Elitor Was agreeble sur
prised on the 7th. day OF
August 1916 when he came tt
his supper table, and his wifi,
Mrs N. &. Garrett uncovered
une of the most beautiful birth
day cakes, that our eyes eve
beheDd baked by the Colon
listers, and had stamped on it.
face Rev. L. s. Garrett 4
years August the 2 1915. Fu
which we must render Ou
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Nsels MIssn. Helm q lsw
= oharlsa = Missse No $50
Harlan wssks. L. H. Burssst.
TFusoss eouthwsa1srn Alfalfa
HaRma o., OhtoaGo Title = Trust
o., Wn. O. Nlh0aek, q. B. Llndsr
nan ed Ida IAndsrman
Dslsndanss.
Unier sad b. virsss Of - osdsr Of ssh and
fpreo1esuN Issued oct of Ne DistEtse Court
Il ths Sinh Judicial Dlssrics of Ne etsss of
Lana, On the 3lth day Of Aprn. 1915 where
In Erank l.. Noedhsus was plaintiff aud O.
J. Kehlnsn. Adninistrstos, u. 0rses Nissss.
Widew, and \. Y. Mitns, Richard MisasA
and Nicola Misse. Hahn st Law of ChaEiss
3. Missss. Harlan Wesks, L. II. Burnstt,
Truslss, eeuthwssesrn Alfalfa Farms o.. Chi-
eaop Tials 3 Trust Co.. Wn. O. Nihaack, q. y.
Lindsrnan. and Ida I.indsrman, wers d.
fsn6ants.
Inc o00N9 uoM10U H11uuM cWo1uou JUG
nsnt snd dserDs for Thrso thousand, Two
Hundred and Fifteen and o5-lO0 (oS.215.0S)
dollsrs tossshsr with Q psr cent interest there
on, ThUs Hundssd and Thirtssn and 65-lo0
(e3is.e6l ds,lsrs Attorneys fees tossahsr with
costs against ths sbovo named dsfendants.
which said decree was thereafter on said 2lth
day Of April, 1915, 6lsd and entered of record
In she oGes Of the County Clerk Of Luna
cesnsy New Aexico and By which am com.
nissIensd 70 ell the following dsscribsd lands
and prsnisss:
The esst half Of the northwest quarter (h),
The north half Of tho south-wsst qusrer (h),
the west haf of the north-ssst Quarer (k),
and the northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter tk) Of Section ~. Township -
South, Of Range West Of the New Mexico
principal Meridian. containing $50 acres more
or lsss according TO govsrnmsnt survey, to.
ssthsr with su and singular the ,snsmsnts
hereditansnts and appurtsnances thsreunto
bslonslns Or In any wiss sppsrtaining and the
reverSlon or reversions and the runimainer
and rsnsinsrs, rents, Issues and po6ts thereof.
and ~ right, title. interest. claim and estate
Of said dsfsndsnts end Of all persons claim.
Ing under then or either or any Of them, or
by through or under said defsndanss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
the atth day Of August. 1915, at |
tan o'cloes In the forenoon Of said day, at the
front door Of the Coui1 House Of the County |
Of Luns In the Village Of Dsmine. New Mex. |
leo, l win In obsdienee to said Order Of Sale |
and Dscres Of Foreclosure cell tho above dss. |
eribed property or 20 much thereof ~ may b. |
nscessary TO satisfy plaintiffs judsnont. on
said date, which 10 Three Thoussnd. Three
Hundred and One and 70-10o ts3,3ol7o) |
Deming graphic., 1916-07-28

Department Of Health
Of the City Of New York
July 20, 1910

Department Of Health
Of the City Of New York
July 20, 1910
Dear Friend:
! am very much engaged ct this
big hospital for children. Am at
tending the cases Of infantile paral-
ysis. wish you could sse these
400 little ones about 100 on each
floor, some with all four limbs par
alyxed, some with other forms.
took six professors Of the Univsrsi-
ty Of Penn, to my wards today and
demonstrated the cases, as even the
big men know little about the disease.
! had my picture in the N. Y. World
today. Some rep, chi was for
tunate to get in here, rs it win be a
wonderful experience.
] brought in eight babies last night
in the ambulance. The parents do
hate to give them up, and We have
trouble at times in getting them. In
the Italian districts they are known
to pull big knives on the doctors
and nurses and in that case we have.
to get policemen.
IL is some experience for me who
has lived the simple life 10 ride thro
the streets Of N. Y, sometimes 40
miles an hour in an ambulance and
narrowly escape striking some young
ster in lower New York. in the ten.
ment districts, there are thousands
Of children on the streets till twelve
at night. In this district | speak Of
there are 10000 die yearly Of tub-
,rcnlosis. | often think what q hIess-
ing it would be IL they could b IN
New Mexico. 81
Sincerely
Il. A. Montenyohl
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LesuA ~ - vesle lauuls -
-sir' ! vin ~ sl'sv yssr ps,1na-
ity."
"But, nalan, l ussd no peofnnily,
merely remarked that ~ ranana
Canal was . dan sneesss."
Tom-Ny wife is mind rea1orI
Chsrles-You lucky dosl ~ wifs
is mind speaker.
II used to love to read in classy
novels of the from frou Of dlksn
skirts"
ssSNelli"
"But now the girls aren't wearing
enough skirts to frou frou."
English Clergyman---And when You
arrive in London, my dear lady, don't
fail to see st. Paups and Westminist-
er Abbey.
Fair American-You bet! I'll rat
tie those of sure; but what ] have
always been hankering to see ever
since was knee-hieh TO a grasshop-
per, is the Church Of England.
She says her love for you is q
consuming passion.
II is. II takes Ave pounds Of candy
a week to keep it alive.
Mrs. Beat-Tcll the gentleman Pm
Deming graphic., 1916-07-28

?. o. Addreas' Dsnine ~ llszise.
July ~ v Az. ~. 1919.
Serial No. 0oo1o Contest No. se<i
SoT!oE O. o91TEsr
Dsparoneno - ~ 1ntsrior
Unilsd s1s>n Lan6 0nss
Les Oyuom, n. n, July Z, 1919
TO william n. cs,sse q haywood. n. H..
You an hereby as,,as1 ~ Homer r.sssl
who gives DWysr. n. ~, = hln posl-eGes ~.
dress, did on Juns 90. 1o1o ~ in thIs cl1es
his duly eorrobors(s1 apoolot(lon 10 contest anl
secure he csaeel1solen : yosr houssieA1
Entry No. 0eo7o. 1.s1G Ns. 0es7s nsas
July 9: 1914: fer sW4un1,l; sEi,tNWi'S;
10 ", n. n. p. NsrIiiss' ~ q rrounds 1os
his contest he slbom ~ ~ william O.
son. contsssse. hes uAsIlv abandonsd said
tract Of land snd ehanoD1 " rssidenes thsrs-
frun for more than slR uGn1hs anee making
said entry and nsxt psisr y he date herein;
that said contestse ha1 ~ o1ahllshed his re-
idsnec ON sad Land sInee ~ date Of entzy
thereof; and hs hes na1s - compliance VIII
tho requirements Of ths honssosAd law ~ 70
settlement and inprovsneo>a thsrcon.
You are. shsrsfera fus(hsr notified that
and your entry VIII b. ssosolbd without furth.
err right 70 h. heard. si1hor before this oGles
or on appeal. u you fan = lns In this ofAss
within twenty days sfosr ~ FOURTH publ.
cation Of this notice, ~ sAown below. your
answer. under oath. spssi1sany responding 10
these allegations Of eoulest. tosrsher with due
proof that you have ssrvsd copy q your ans.
wer on tho said contestant either In person or
by registered mall.
You should state In your answer the name
Of the post Office 10 which you desire future
notlccs TO he kent to you.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE
Register
Date Of First Puhlication. July 81, 1910.
Date Of second publication. July 49, 1919
Date Of third publication, Aug. 4. 1916
Date Of fourth publication, AUG. II, 1915
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II a. Psos1s ~ = x~ss cssssv,
srs heseey 49, - II On seeelso1 =
~ tins psseesl>o1 - -. e1ksrwiss - go
~. nAnIEron.
AAmlnio1ra1rr
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! announce my candidacy for the
nomination for the Office Of district
attorney Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, State Of New Mexico, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
J. 8. vaughr
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WASHINGTON NEWS -
GOSSIP sz sHzzzEs 5z99zs SMITH:

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The Nolan
minimum wage bill for Federal gov.
ernments employees is scheduled to be
called up in the House OF Represen.
tatiyes by its author. Speaker Clark
promised to recognize him today, Civ.
Ing him an opportunity to move to
place It at the head Of the calendar.
u will require a two.thirds majority
for this motion to prevail and, II It
does prevail, the vote on the motion
viii show that the bill has enough sup.
porters to pass the House anyway.
Should that happen 1t is not believ.
cd that It has any chance OF getting
through the Senate before the ad.
tournament Of the present session. on
account of this bill there was a rush
Of absentees to the city. and there was
something near a full membership in
the House when 1t convened today,
John j. Nolan, the author of this
bill TO raise the wages Of ALI Fed.
eral government employees who re.
ceives less than that sum to So a day
as o minimum. represents the Fifth
California district and is competing
his first term as a congressman. He
WIS elected as a Progressive, but
this year Is a candidate on the Repub.
licans ticket. He Is a union labor man,
and has been prominently identified
with that work for a number Of years.
Many people In Wheeling remember
him as he lived In that city before
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If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
BE MODERATE IN YOUR DIET
AND REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT.
TAi.E OIL OF koRElN.

Lack Of fresh air It is said weakens
the oxygen carrying power OF the
blood, the liver becor:es sluggish, fat
accumulates and the action OF many
OF the vital organs are hindered
thereby. The heart action becomes
weak, work is an effort and the beau.
ty Of the figure is destroyed.
Fat put on by indoor life is un.
healthy and II nature is ne. assisted
In throwing 1t off a serious case Of
obesity may result.
When You feel that you are getting
too stout, take the matter in hand at
once. Don't wait until your figure
has become a Joke and y ur health
ruined through carrying around a
burden OF unsightly and unhealthy
fat.
Spend as much time as you posi-.
bly, a in the open air; breathe
deeply, and get from Martins Drug
Store, 1926 Main street, a box Of oil OF
korein capsules; take n after each
meal and m before retiring at
night.
Weigh yourself every few days and
keep up the treatment until you are
down to normal. OIL Of korein Is alb.
solutely harmless, is pleasant to take,
helps the digestic.I and even a few
days treatment has been reported to
shot.' a noticeable reduction in
weight.
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New Flynn TARGET.

To take the place Of clay pigeons,
glass balls and similar flying targets
used by sportsmen In gun practice. q
small, propeller shaped device has been
brought out In France. says tho Popu-
lar Mechanics Magazine. It ID made
Of steel and is shot into the air by
the strong spring of IN Instrument
which revolves II rapidly as It is re-
leased. The object can be made to
ascend to a considerable height, and
then planes for some distance before
commencing to fall. As soon as 1t Is
struck by a shot, however. It's rotary
motion stops and It falls to the ground.
Aside from the matter Of cost, an adj
vantage Of the device Is that It may
be carried In the pocket
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B. 90. WATCHMAN
W. H.. SUMMERS
SIGNS HIS name
To Enthusiastic Statement
in Behalf of Nery-
Worth.

These signed statements certainty
do fill with faith the suffering people
of Fairmont and vicinity. Proof OF
the facts lies In the Cranes Drug
Stores and rapidly growing Nery.
Worth sales. Says Mr.. Summers:
For ten years | have suffered with
stomach trouble, rheumatism, gas on
my stomach, no appetite. poor diges.
ton, and not much sleep,
Tired when I'd get up, being weak
and in an awful shape. No ambition.
Could hardly do my work.
I'm on my second bottle Of Nery.
Worth and I'm feeling greatly i'm.
proved. a eat, digest my food.
bowels are In healthy condition, my
sleep Is refreshing. Get up feeling
fine. Gases are about all gone.
l recommend Wentworth to my
friends. I'm Waterman for the B. &
o. at Catawba Station.
W. H. SUMMERS,
Catawba, P.So.
(7miles from Fairmont.)
Your dollar back at Cranes Drug
Store II Nerv Worth does not benefit
you. See the demonstration. Sample
the tonic.-Advt.
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derstood that there are a few thou.
sand OF the shells yet to be turned
down to the proper size before they
will be ready for shipment, and this
will require several days.
1t is understood, work OF remodel.
ing the plant and placing 1t In feadi.
ness for the manufacture OF Uncle
Sans order Of shells will begin. 1t
will be necessary to make only min.
or changes and to install but little
new machinery, and according to an
official Of the company. the first she'll
for the use OF the United States wifi
be turned out within ten days.
While the United States has con
tracted for nearly as many shells as
did tho British government, manag.
ers OF the plant believe that the con.
tract can be filled within two months.
as 1t does not require so much work
10 make the shell specified by the Unit.
ed States. In making one OF the Brit.
ish shells there are 20 distinct opera.
tons while only IA are. required IN
the manufacture OF those ordered BY
the American government. The Unit.
ed States shells will be IS FOUNDERS
and the three and threatening inch
type.
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ming plants at Grantsville, Preston
county; Keyser. Mineral county; Rom.
ney, Hampshire county. and in Nor.
gan county,

Dogs as criminal crackers got a
rather black eye, fguratively speak
ing. in the southern end OF the state
last week when the officers put a
pair Of them on the trail OF George
Huntymor, IN American wanted for
shooting a Hungarian woman TO death
at Panther in Mcdowell county. The
dogs were sent home during the first
day OF the man hun. After Hunts.
man had been arrested and taken
back to Panther he stated that the
dogs had passed within thirty feet
OF his hiding place that morning.