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Arizona republican., 1917-11-15
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 4 wounded federal captain limped to the American side and reported the town was being evacuated.
 Captain Theodore Barns immediately. ordered his patrol at the Ojinaga ford to round up the fleeing federals flock ing across, fully armed.
 They were disarmed and marched to the army camp for detention. It was estimated that three hundred crossed between eight and nine o'clock while others crossed at various other fords.
 The Villa forces were occupying the
Arizona republican., 1917-11-15

barracks soon after the evacuation.
 The port was closed and no one per mitted to enter the town tonight.
 At a deep ford near the headquarters camp of the Villa followers on the side of the Rio Grande three miles from Ojinaga, an Associated Press staff cor respondent tonight talked with Captain H. N. Alvarez, Lieutenant Jose Juariet- la and Captain Alberto Alvarez. They said Martin Lopez was in command of the Villa forces attacking O1inaga but gave evasive replies ss to Villas where abouts.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-15
PIT CAVES; THREE DEAD TPepIhliran d D -acad Mfrs1

FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. H. Three privates are dead and one is in the base hospital at Camp Bowie with a broken leg, several bruises and in ternal injuries, as the result of the caving in of a gravel pit this after noon. The dead are: David Wittles and John Ewing of San Antonio, and Alfred Jung of Red Rock.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-15

IContlnued on Page Two) Villista troopers as he lay on the ground in front of the general head quarters. The other disappeared, &C., cording to Colonel Castro, the federal commander.
 The other American was believed to have escaped across the river to the American side but was still missing to-
Arizona republican., 1917-11-15
IN RETURN ATTACK
 BANDIT BAND PUTS
 FEDERALS TO ROUT

Continued on Page Two)
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
JEWS FEAR MASSACRE
Appeal Made From Palestine
to Socialists of All
Countries.

STOCKHOLM, via London,
May 20. -Telegrams from Jew
ish societies in Palestine, receiv.
ed by the secretarial department
of the Socialist conference here,
say a fresh massacre of Pales
tine Jews, resem bling the Ar.
menian massacres, is threatened
and appeals are made to the
Socialists OF al countries.
The messages say the Turkish
government has given orders for
the evacuation OF Palestine by
the Jewish population and the
execution of these measures arc
being carried out with increas
ing severity. The orders, it Is
said, are aimed at the Jews in
Judea and jerusalem and later
in G4lilee.
(The Kansas City journal.
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
Hutton Valley Mo.
Nav 21st, 1917:

Dear Mr.. Garrett: Il will drop
you few lines. | sent you
scots. in coin to pay on my pa.
per, and | sent it about 4 weeks
ago and | never saw any account
of it in the paper, so | didn't
know whether you got my mon
ey or not. Please let me know
whether you got it or not, As 1
do not want the Dear CREssET to
stop, for | don't know how we
would get along, without the
CRESSET. We all look hard
for the coming of the Paper.
Answer soon.
From Your Friend forever.
H. 3 Daniel.
Yes we received your sub.
.cription. you will see it in the
Roll OF Honor. For which we
say Many, many Thanks. Ed.
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
DENTIST WORK.

If you want Dentist Work done
the place to get the best of work
done is at DR.. Calhouns' and Son
at Norwood Mo. They can not
be surpassed in fine work. Good
and easy for the ones getting
the work done.
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
Palmyar Wis. May. 10 1917.
Editor CRESSET,


Dear Ed; Ever since Brother
Lockney, Of Waukesha. Wis /.
so kindly introduced me into
your select circle by entering
my name as a subscriber to the
CRESSET, I have been anxiously
waiting to be enlightened on all
matters pertaining to you, but.
seeing nothing in your colum
| cannot refrain from writing
any longer.
l want to know what your
Colony is and what it stands for;
how many members, aud are
they all men? l assume the latter
because you are always talking
about your two man theory"
and | fail to see where won an
has a look in on that. is
it some scheme for fighting
woman suffrage? If not, just
what is the "two men theory"
and what has woman got to dc
with it? Does she just hang
around to DO the cooking, ETC.,
does she actively participate:
A lso what does one have TO do to
become a member? Please tell
me all about it throu gh your
columns, and inciden tall Y
enlighten your numerous other
readers.
| also note in your last Issue
that you are about to begin a
temperance cam mpaign there and
would like to know to what
extent the demon oooze has you
and the Colony in it's talons, How
many saloons have you and what
kind Of a police force? am
greatly interested in this
question and am doing al car
to down it. How many arrests
did you have last year which
were directly and indirectly
attributable to run and how
many and what crimes were
committed by people under the
influence.
l have read the letters ot
Brother Hall and Brother O,
Sister E.B @. in your two las'
issues and note that one says
Sister Olson Is on the puny lis
and the other denies. What ha:
the worthy Sister herself tt
say about this accusation? L
strikes me that after reading
the poem by Brother Hail he i.
certainly on the puny list from
the ears up anyway. He speaks
of robins being in Chicago anc
satisfies show, that while ther,
have been plenty of robbins i,
Chicago during the past sixt,
years or more there have abso!
utely alone OF the featheret
varsity seen since the Cbicag,
fire.
You have told us through
your columns that tie war tba
has been going on for some tim
Was going to happen out / hav
seen nothing telling US when |
is going to end and now. Pleas
look up the matter and tell us al
about it.
Will say in conclusion that
like the CEEssEr awfuly vel
and hope to see my letter in it
Your Well Wisher
| G Z w
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
THE CRESSET.
MOUNTAIN GROVE MO,
r. F. D. No. 3. Caudle rove.
LOCAL LORE.

LOCAL LORE.
-Plo wing corn is the order of
the day now.
-The Colony people put up a
fue graGery eor L. D. Caudle.
The temperance day at Caudle
Church was a grand success,
All questions in the CRESSET
or that comes to the CRESSET
will be answered sooner or later.
Hon. l., D. Caudle paid his
home place visit on last Wed.
Come often, we beg.
Mr.. j c. Wilcox his been
suffering some from Rheunat
ism but is slowly getting better
Our Big Day will be the 7th
OF August. A very noted day
or should be.
1t has been reported to us,
that on last Monday Mansfield
came near being blown away by
the storm that brought US a
good rain, We did not get the
whole particulars.
The little boy of Mr. Ralph
Jarretts on last Saturday was
kicked by a horse on the face
and nearly broke the little fel.
lows jaw, did knock two teeth
out. ne is doing we'll at Pr esent
writing,
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
at the Colony, every
Thursday night, and Sunday
at II and at 3 O'clock.
Come all who love to hear the
truth.
Singing every Saturday night
ard Sulcay 1jRLi.
Sister Lula Lord from
Brusheyknob Douglas County
Mo. one Of old Douglas best
citizans waited the Colony peopls
on her way home from St, Louis
where SIZE attended, the Reb.
ekah Grand Assembly She
stayed with US over night Mon,
night last, we are more than
proud to see sister Lord and
husban come at any time, She
follows the principals of the
three grand Links, Friendship
Love, and Truth,
There was fine Temperance
meeting at the Caudla Church
on last Sunday at II O. cock
the Ed. gave a Temperance
Lecture after the Saboatn school
held at 10 O, clock Superenten'
ded by Mr. Ralph Jarrett, one
OF our best school teachers, And
who proved himself in our
Judgement competent to Super
tend a Sanbath school, The
choir at that place did some fine
singing you who read the
CRESSET, we wish you to
understand there is a Prog
ressive people living in and a.
round the neighborhood OF
Caudle Church.
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
Answer TO Friend
well WiSher
c. {. W.

We wish to say that we never
lay any doubts to a mans SINGER
ity on any article that he may
write, until they are proven diff
ferent. And it is also true, that
we desire to, give our readers,
the benefit. of all light, that we
may be able to give, from any
part Of our labor, or work.
The first, is what is your
Colony. and what does il stand
for? Friend, G. E, W. our
Colony is made up of both men
and women who work hard, live
honest--and for a living, such as
farming, saving lumber, cutting
cord wood, etc. TIE women is
considered to have an equal right
with the man, in the Colony.
The teaching of the two man
theory by us, puts no difference,
between the GENTLE man, and
the women: 10 the business of
The Colony.
Friendship binds them to-
gether. For Christ said. BE
ye one as | ard the Father are
one." by this shall all men
know that ye are my disciples,
if you have love ore to another"
And let the bloCl of Jesus
Christ cleanse US from all sim"
Our Colony is q band of Chris
tan Brothers and Sisters trying
to do the will of God here on
earth as it is done by the angels
OF heaven. We have no drunk =
ards with us-No cigarette
smokers. We need no police.
We need no officers of the law
for the Colony. as they strictly
adhear to the laws of the land
And especially the law Of God.
/ If the law of God says, woman
, suffrage. We say the same. II
it says temperance, We say tenn.
perance. And SO on in all and
every point. We trust the
inquirer will see what our Col.
, ony is. And what it stands for is
all right. And against all wrong
| AS taught from the Bible Taere
is between IS and 100 NOR
women and children in the
Colony at the presant time We
stand as a Colony for the en-
forcoment Of the following
scriptures in connection with al
others see Il Cor. 1-10) Alsc
| lActs o Al -45) Also (Acts A.
32) The Colony are working
under a copyright given from th'
governments of the u. S. ant
have a char'er: again we say tba
this Colony stands for, all righ'
, against oil wrong
| And any one who desire car
unite with this Colony by
answering he following ques-
tions. Isl. question. Do you be
lieve in the Lord Jesus Christ?
| Pad question. Do you boievf
that God for Christ sake WI
pardon your sins, after a true
sepentancel Are you willing
then 10 take the word of God as
a lamp to your faeta and a light
to your pathway. And strictly
obey it as fast as you can undel
stand it? After those questions
are answered by yes we ther
will extend the right hand o1
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
NOTICE!.

ANY party or parties wishing
to ASH questions through this
raper upon any subject, reli'
Aicusly or, otherwise shall be
t.eated as 4 friend. But in no
{ sc will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases go thru
it's columns. ...
World's cresset., 1917-05-24
STAND FAST IN THE
LIBERTY OF CHRIST:
TEXT;

Gu again Win the yoke OF bon.
dage," Zeal. 81,
We must learn what the Libert
is, and how we are to stand fast
in this Linerty. The first thing
that we shall ask you to read.
AS free, and not using your
liberty for a cloak of malicious
ness. but as the servant of God
II Peter. 2-16.)
We then must not use this
Liberty as a CLOAK for maliciou
ness. but as servant of Goa.
and 1.-Two in peace as near as pos
sible with all men, For God said,
"Wbo is a wise man and en-.
dued with knowledge among
your let him shew out of a good
conversation bis works with
meekness of wisdom.
But if we have bitter envying
and strife in your hearts, glory
not, and lie not against the
truth.
. This wisdom descendeth not
from above. but is earthly, cen.
saal, devilIsh.
For where envying and strife
is, there is confusion and every
evil work.
But the wisdom that is from
above is first pure, then peacea'
BILE, gentle, and easy to be
intreated, full of mercy and
good fruits, without partiality,
and without hypocrisy.
And the froit of. .righteou sness
!s.sown in peace of them that
make peace" Jam. 3-13-1Sl
Here you will see the differ
ence in the Liberty of Christ
and the liberty given to you oy
the wicked ole. And to stand in
the Liberty of Christ. is to
''Shake of the. works of dark:
ness and put on the whole ar.
NOR of light. For Christ has
Said,
Forasmucb then as Christ hath
suffered for US in the tlesh, arm
yourselves likewise with the
same mind: for be tha: hath suf.
fered in the flesh hath ceased
from sin;
That he no longer should live
the rest of his time in the flesh
to the lusts of men. but to the
will OF q cd.
For the time past of our life
may suffice US to have wrought
the will of the Gentiies. when we
walked in lasciviousness, lusts
excess Of vine, revellings. ban
quetings, and abom noble idol.
atries:
, T., Wherein they think it strange
that We run not with them to the
same excess OF riot speaking
evil OF you 1 Peter Al to 4.)
You then must arm yourselves
with the Sword of the spirit.
which Is the Word of God," For
it was given 20 US for "A lamp to
Our feet and light to our path.
way"
For even hereunto were ye
called; because Christ ,also suf.
Tered for US. leaving us All KAN
pie, that ye should follow his
steps:
Who did no sin neither was
guile found in his mouth:
Who, when ne was revied, re.
vied not again; when he suffer-
ed. be theatened no.; hut coma
mitted himself to him that judg
es righteously.
peter. 2--21-24.(
J Ia this manner we are standing
fast in the Liberty wherewith
Christ has made us:free,
I.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
LIBERAL RESPONSE
 MADE BY ISLANDERS
 TO HOOVER'S REQUEST

DOUGLAS, Dec. 5. The true heart of this side of the channel is responding most Loyalty to Hoover's call It was feared that it would be almost an impossibility to secure a high percentage of the household CTS of the communities to take an active part in the conservation move ment because of the large number of foreign speaking families. The campaigners were agreeably surpris. ed in many instances because the family newspapers have been explain ing the movement fully. The chil- dren in the schools also received good instruction and urged the par ents to get the picture" for the win dow.
 Chairman Bollinger was most fore ibly impressed with the general spir- it pervading the community by the many protests coming to him from the block west of 3rd street between F and G because the Territory was missed in assignment
 The captains reported from their districts: The Pines, Mrs. J. P. Stoody, 40; Treadwell, D. J. Kinzie, 32; Douglas No. l., Mrs. Henry Erie, 40; No. 2, L. Saloum, 37; No. 3, Mrs. J. F. Henson, 19; No. 4, Mrs E. A. Haigler, IS; No. 5, Monte Benson, 10; dhe block between and G will nearly double this); No 6, Mrs. II. V. Sully, 19; No. z. Mrs V. A. Walker. 10; No. s. Mrs M s. Hudson, 2S; No 9, Miss Hannah Breeco, 16, (Native). The cards are all in the hands of the chairman excepting those of one district and about one-half of another, and total 269. The estimated number of householders is about 300, not in. cluding the native population. When the final returns are all in there will be but few houses on this side that will not show the proper col ors in their window Less than half a dozen have refused to sign showing some feeling of antagonism to the movement Several refusing at first have sent word that they wanted to join the movement A bread case in a certain grocery had quite a number of wheat loaves on hand last evening showing that the consumption of wheat bread is dim finishing.
 It is the purpose of the committee to follow up the work with weekly reports for eight weeks, beginning with the first week in December Douglas Island may feel that it is doing its share" instead of "bit."
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
MORE YOUNG MEN LEAVING

TREADWELL, Dec. 5.-Guy Ter ry, for the past four years employed as meat cutter in the Treadwell mar ket and an adept in his line, will leave tomorrow for his old home at Port Townsend, Washington. His plans for the future have not been announced but he will likely offer himself to his country. Edwin Jack so another popular employe of the Treadwell market who has been practically raised on the Island, took an examination today in Juneau for entry into some branch of the Ameri- can army By ones, twoes. three and more the young men have been leaving here for the past several months and the result is that but few of military age remain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
CARTER BACK IN SEATTLE

DOUGLAS. Dec 5.-F. w. Carter, the old-time Treadwell machinist who left two months ago for Cali fornia. Arizona and Montana. ex- pecting to settle down and make his home with a brother in the latter state, writes H. V. Sully that he is now in Seattle and looking for a wheat ranch. As wheat ranches are not common around Seattle, Carter's friends think he is just that far on his way back to his old job at Treadwell. Word has also been re- ceived from E. A. McHamilton, an other old-time Treadwell employe, and he is also in Seattle. He says he has recovered his voice which he lost sometime before leaving the north.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
HANG UP SERVICE FLAGS AND TOLL CHURCH BELLS
 IS CHRISTMAS EVE PLAN

DOUGLAS, Dec. 5.-The following will be generally observed through out the United States has been re- ceived here.
 It is to be a Red Cross Christmas eve this year. Ceremonies are be- ing planned to mark the occasion as significant of the spirit of mercy. By several means this effect is to be secured.
 One of these will be the use of service flags of paper, with stars to represent the number of Red Cross members in each home At 7:30 in the evening housewives will be asked to place lighted candle back of each of these flags, and to keep it illuminated until o'clock at least
 The church bells are to be tolled at 7:30 and at half hour periods until 9, according to the plan, and that period will be given over to a consideration of what the Red Cross stands for Bands of workers may serenade with Christmas carols. the letter suggests. Local plans for the celebration are still to be worked out.
 Christmas eve will follow closely after the completion of the drive for 15,0o0,000 new members of the society, and much enthusiasm and interest will be prevalent. It is ex- pected churches will take up the cause as closely related to the prop CT Christmas spirit and assist in the camDaiqn for members
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
NOT PRACTICE BUT PLAY

DOUGLAS, Dec. 5.-The Tread well band will not hold the regu- lar weekly practice at labor Union Hall tonight but all members are requested to be at the Natatorium at 7:45. with their instruments, the occasion being the probable down fall of the Thane basketball team which will be over tonight to con test with a picked team of Island CTS. The game will begin at 8:15 and large crowd will be out to witness it and hear the good music. Adults will be charged 25 cents ad- and children 10 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
RED CROSS BENEFITS

TREADWELL, Dec. ,. Those in charge of the dance given by the Douglas Island Labor Union Thanks giving night yesterday turned over to Mrs. T. G. Macdonald. secretary of the Douglas -Treadwell chapter Of the American Red Cross, the gross receipts of the dance amounting to $32.50. The Union paid all expens- es of the dance from it's treasury giving the Red Cross the total re- ceipts, which generosity is greatly appreciated although typical of the broad-minded and patriotic spirit that dominates the D. I. L. U.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
TWO MORE PATRIOTS

TREADWELL, Dec. 5.-Leo J. Higley and William Anderson, the latter the eldest son of the pioneer and leading citizen Nels Anderson the were taking examinations at Juneau today with the purpose of enlisting to defend the honor and glory of their country. Higley has been on the hoist in the Ready Bull lion mine for some time and is we'll known as an athlete. Young Ander- son has also been employed at the Ready Bullion. Like nearly all the others who have offered themselves from Douglas Island, both Higley and Anderson are splendid speci- mems of young manhood, physically as well as morally.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
SIMN FEN AGENTS KEEP POT BOlLlN
 IN EMERALD ISLE

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-The Sim Fein agitation continues to steam with out boiling over into actual rebel lion. The purpose of the Sim Fein- CTS is alleged to be to keep the nerves of the government on edge. to produce the impression that they mediate very dreadful deeds, and at suitable moments to provoke the government action as an evidence that England is holding down Ire land by force. Their notion is said to be that the military measures taken against them prejudice Eng land in neutral countries, and in Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
TOURNAMENT FINALS TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, Dec. 5.---The billiard tournament at the Baritello pool rooms is now narrowed down to three men. Last night Jack Wilson, scratch, lost to Bill Raines. the lat ter making his required 50 while the former rolled only 70. Ferris defeated Morton 100 to 66. leaving Paul Neinast, Raines and Ferris to settle the matter tonight As it is, all three are prize winners but only their playing will determine who receives first, second and third
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
JUNEAUIrEs MARRIED

DOUGLAS, Dec. 5.-Last night at the home of MT and Mrs. H. V. Sully of this place, Miss Christine Gustaffs and George T. Quinge, both of Juneau, were united in marriage. Rev. NJ. L. Larson officiating. Ali ter the ceremony Mrs. Sully served an elegant wedding supper. The parlor was beautifully decorated for the occasion. MT. Quinge has been employed at the Alaska Juneau mine for some time and his bride has been in Juneau something over a year. They will make Juneau their home
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
SCHOOL PROGRAM DEC. 21

TREADWELL, Dec 5. - Friday night, December Est, has been de- cided upon for the presentation of an interesting and diversified pro gram which is now being prepared and practiced by the Treadwell pub lie school. Early announcement is thus made in order that the date selected may be kept clear for the event Further details and the pro gram as it will be presented will be given later
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
RUMANIA IS GIVEN ASSURANCE BY THE
 AMERICAN NATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. B Presi- dent Wilson in a message to the King of Rumania gave him Ameri- ca's pledge to support and use the nations efforts to retain the integ- rity of Rumania during the war, and assured him that America would assist him and his people during the war and after the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
TWO DAYS WORK IN ONE

DOUGLAS Dec. 5.-Arrangements were on tan this morning for big days work at Red Cross headquart- CTS today to make up for last Fri day which was so stormy the attend ance was very light. Mrs Finger of the Military Relief committee, reports having forwarded 12 sweat CTS and $50 in cash, the latter for Christmas packets for soldiers, on a late steamer
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
SOMETHING DOING TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, Dec. 5.-All the mem- bers of the Society of Sons and Daughters of Norway are urged to be at Eagle Hall tonight at o'clock when there will be something doing which will be of interest toall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
ON NEXT JEFFERSON

DOUGLAS, Dec. ,. = Mrs. Gus. Grundler and daughter, Mrs, M. V. Christman, and the latter's two chil- due early next week. Mrs. Christ man writes that her eyes, for teh treatment of which she went to Se- attle more than two months ago, are very much improved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
HAYES NOW HOME

DOUGLAS, Dec 5.-Chas. Hayes, who recently underwent minor op- eration at Juneau hospital, is now home again here and is rapidly re- covering.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05

Phone it to The Empire. No. s74.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
FEATURE BE REPEATED

DOUGLAS, Dec. 5.-The cooking feature filmed for the General Elec- trio Light Company attracted atten- tion at the Orpheum Theatre last night and will be repeated this even ing.