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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
m That's "c Jack Persrg Who Leads First L. S. Soldiers Into France

warriors pierced with bayonet Selling weapon and
drawing it further into their bodies they
close enough swing the heavy curved barang
But Of them got through. Finally. on Christ
day, 1911 the several hundred Moros still in the
crater did something Moro seldom dOes-they
marched down the mounainside and surrendered. A
few reached the jungle and pursued and slain
The campaign Is months longer. until Per
shing stamped out the last vestige OF characterization
Not only that but Pershing succeeded winning
Moros esteeln-probaby because he was good hard
fighter. They made him a datto and a Sultan. one of
the chiefs presented his 1S-yearOld Pershing.
making the after. according TO Moro custom the
legal father.
GETS IMPORTANT PROMOTION.
turned to Washington, and Prest Roosevelt specially
commended him in annual message to congress.
Just about this time Captain Pershirg, ne then
met the sprightly daughter United States
Senator Warren, of Wyoming, who began by poking
fun at the somewhat stiff and serious young soldier
and ended by falling in love with him They
married years later.
The awful trasedy Pershin='s life came in 1915.
when his wife and three little girls burned 20
death in fire at the Preside Francisco A boy.
Warren, alone. survived.
To 90 back 10 Roosevelt and mis- commentator Of
the Moro campaign. The president nominated Per
shng to be brisadier general the youngest Of that
rank known in the United States army except
in time. He jumped the dashing fighter over the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03

heads OF $50 other officers The senate srs- 1oola6
askance at the promotion because senator Warren
Pershings father-in-law, chairman of the military
affairs committee but finally confirmed il
When the fatal took place i'm the Preside per
shlng was doing Mexican border duty he went n
san Francisco for few days then choked down his
sorrow and returned his duty. "a little grnmer but
as kindly at heart
villa raided Columbus. New Mexico. killing several
Americans and a punitive expedition was decided on
Pershing led the force that penetrated the deserts
and mountains for many hundreds of miles and held
a slice Of The turbulent southern republic through
weeks, and then he brought hardened ,eter-
ans back 20 American soil.
1t is these carefully trained from the border
according 10 common understanding. who viii be led
first AGAINST the Germans France Pershinx de-
voted an immense amount OF attention 10 drilling
and nstrucung them, and large maneuvers were car
ried out before they When they crossed IN.
Mexican American line on their way out a foreign
military attache Is said 20 have watched them 49,
and then remarked They he finest bo5v of
troops IN the world"
This sketch does not the details OF Par
shinss career by any means. He was military OBJ
server for the United States with army OF pCrobs
in the Russo japanese and later attache az ne
embassy az Toxic, and he has had many other valuable
experiences But enough has been said 10 show fuet
why Pershing picked 20 60 20 France D., fbe
powers that be in washington and why ne should be
just the man for the post.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03

above, began the siege The soldiers formed com.
plete Gordon and calmly instituted campaign of
watching for the of the Moros leaving the
crater and waiting chance to get them when they
tried through
In their retreat the Moros had been holly
sued that they had been unable stock up for
long The iron rins" began be unbeatable.
Small dctachments threw themselves the Ameri-
They fought desperately Instances told Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03

cano called Bud Dajo the Island Of JoIo. They
had held this point for deGed
tack. Pershing announced he going TO take the
volcano if il meant 10 years steady work
BEGIN ATTACK ON CRATER.
With a thousand men, half of them his trusted
troopers and the others picked scouts the
paign began. The attackers had march through
miles and miles of dense Jungle opposed almost
every yard by their fierce foemen. But Pershing
fought his way To the foot of the mountain.
Pershns's fighters cut a trail around the noun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03

excellent results but ateees ss
work seems slow there are many unforeseen obyta-
clez which come the way somehow. and obstruot
the work"
ORDINANCES N OTHER CITIES.
Atlantic City, n j., has a weed ordinance passed IN
August 1916. that requires premises TO kept free
from weeds. vines grass. foot I'm heightl
located In any place within the limits OF the city Within
800 feet of any house dwelling. boarding house or
hotel This ordinance also takes OF the
lot hne OF not more than SIS or imprisonment a
number of days not more than TO-
Charleston ~ O.. also has an ordinance regarding the
went into effect March g. 1917. Evansville. Ind and
Springfield H. the only other cities replying
who control the weed nuisance by city ordinance
one other city, Canton. o. the nuisance IS regulated
by the police department Upon failure citizens
property owners 20 comply with the order 70 cut
the weeds the work Is done by the city and the
placed on the tax duplicate.
BrOckton Mass, city OF 67.3e population. hes
successfully dealt with garbage disposal throu rh
the city scavenger department Their report Tor the
year 1915 includes the following expenses.
salaries OF attendants at crematory. ssr4 90
Salaries of garbage collectors .......- Il O47 IS
Salary city scavenger-. .-.-...-....... $500
Coal Observation-Disclosures. ........-..... o gs7 Ae
castings ..-..--.--.-. ...-.----.-- 1401S
Repairs 20 wagons and tools. ...........-- 4s2ls
Sand frecay and brick. ......-.-, ,....-.. 1888
Crate bars ..-.--.--. 1855
Electrlc hshl 4G.e1
Repairs at creInatory. .......... 454ss
Horse shoeing, feed, etc. scavenger's horse 1873
barn rent 86.cN
Automobile truck ........ 78s.O0
Miscellaneous -.--.-..-.--.-.- --.-----... 1888
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CONTENTS

Editorial Comment school Pare.
Wouan's Section and other Fea-
lures OF General Interest
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-09
THE CRESsEr;;
MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI,
Route 3. Caudle Grove.
LOCAL LORE.

Ol popSt'
The Colony people is out with
the bailer. with enough of them
to run il,
Mr., D. j, Swing was over at
HartsviIe on last Monday on
business.
Old Mr.. Wymer as reported
to US was thrown from a mule
as he was on MS journey from
Arkansas and was hurs very bad
We want every body to re
member the Big Day at the
Colony will be on the 18Th Of
August, everybody is invited.
The house of Ace Jarre tt
burned down on last Thursday
and we understood ali the con
tents burned, and was no one at
home we did not understand the
cause.
The house occupied by Mr.
Bob Allen burned on last Mon.
about all the contents were
saved we did rot learn the cause
The Colony Choir was invited
to singing down at Mr., Sam
SmothermanS on last Tues. even.
ing Mr.; D. j: Swing Is teAcher
The young man who came
from WinOna a short time ago,
and who has his mind made up
to do all he can for humanity.
and the Cause Of Christ, united
with the ChurcN and Colony on
last Sunday.
Look for The large posters of
the big day al the Colony on the
10 of August. When We expect
a Dig turn out from Hartsvie
our County Seat and some of
the best speakers irGm there
and others also beside. Every
body invited Look for the
posters and program.
On car Birthday the 9TH We
were treated to some Birthday
presents by those who are
named belo W
Sister Clara Moore, fine cake,
Little Sis. Ella Bowers, .
g - Stella Moore. -
Sister Ranay Oliver, Fine Cake
with 7l.representej With Plums.
Little Sis. Stella Bennett fine pie
jamie Cronk Fine
Toothpick,
Little Sister Julien McCubbins
beautiful pair of .Juff Buttons.
Sister Annie Wilson. Fine glass
and full of july.
For which we say to all, Many
Thanks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Smother
mon called the people together
at the Grove near their home on
last Tuesday Eve, to give a treat
to the children of the neighbour
hood, and there was very large
turn out. Prof. Swing with the
Colony ChOlc furnished the
Singing, and it was fine. Rev,
l.. S. Garrett made them snort
Address, after opening WITH
prayer. Aud they did not only
furnish a treat to the children,
Of Ice Cream ard Lemonade. bat
10 little, big, old and you1g.
Mr.. Burns in the stand, who
knew his business on such ar
occasion, A finer time could not
been had; il ought to be q pattern
for all neigh5orhoods in socia
bility. And among the many
good things there was a fine
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-09
A Series of
Sermons.
9Th. Sermon.
WE NOW CROSS THE FLOOD
TEX

ANU UCIlOlu, l., CNtiI W
bring hood Of waters upon the
earth, to destroy all ileSL, where
in Is the breath of life, from
under heaven and every thing
that is in the earth shlll die. "
Gen & -l7l
! We in our former sermons
have set forth toe tNo men. in
a aepCrate manner except in our
last sermon. That Is ia the seven
th we spoke Ut them in q coni1n
citivc manner. Aud now ia this
eighth Sermon. we Stall take
them a cross the l)Od ia the
same ark,
But the first thing that we
shall notice is tue way @n1 the
cause for the Il l0d. And SO that
we may learn this clusc, we
shall quote you first thu folio y =
ing scripture,
And it came 10 pass, when
men began 10 multiply un the
face of the earth. and
daughters we're born unto them
That the sons of God saw the
daughters Of men That they we're
fair; and they took them wives
of all which they choose.
And the Lord said, My spirit
shall not Always strive with man,
for that he also is flesh yet his
days shall be an hundred and
twenty years.
There we're GIANTS in the earth
in those day; and also after that,
when the sons of God came in
unto the daughters of men. and
they bare children 90 them, the
same became mighty men which
were Old, men of renown.
Ana God saw that the wicked
ness Of man was great in the
earth, and That every Imagination
Of the thoughts O. tbs heart was
only evil continually.
And it repaptad The Lord thai
he had made man on the earth,
and it gri9yed hin al his heart
And the Lord said ! will
destroy man whom I have Great.
ed from the face Of the earth;
both man and beast, and the
creeping thing, and the fowls of
tie air; for IL rcpeneth me that, |
have made them. "(Hen 6-1 ~
Now we have in those SC rip
lures the c9use Ofthe food. As
it Soy8. after men tthe created
men) began to multiply On the
earth o. God Ia cbm handed
them to do. see teen | chap. 21}
And when there were daugh,
ters born to them then the sons
of cd, tthc decpndl nts of the
Formed man saw that they were
fan, and they took them wives
this being the forbidden fruit.
it repented Goa that he ever
made man on the earth. and it
Erieved him at his heart, thai
he had ever made them
And " was for this reason
God brought the f }od on til
earth. For the scripture
b0ve declared, that God Drought
the food On the earth to destroy
men Nho he had created, for
this reason we must say that
there had to be a great diffa,
+ renee between those two people
and that to from the beginning
, Of t4em both.
! And many times we have to
think, how enteljgent beings
can be justified for not seeing
those plain facts. That is, those
WHO pretend TO believe i'll CDllst,
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may tighten cur eyes and give
US little reviving in our bond.
age
And now, o our COD, what
shall we say after this? for we
have forsaken thy com mand.
ments,
Which thou hast commanded
by Thy servants the prophets,
saying, The land unto which ye
go to possess it, is an unclean
land with the tilthiness of the
people OF the lands, with their
denominations, which have filled
it from one end TO another with
their uncleanness,
Now therefore. give not your
daughters unto their sons.
neither take their daughters IN.
to your sons nor seek their peace
or their wealth forever. that We
may be strong; and eat the good
of the lana, and leave it for az
Inheritance to your children
for ever.
And after all that Is come upon
us for our evil deeds, and for our
great trespass, seeing that thou
our God hast punished US less
than Our iniauities deserve, and
hast given US such deliverance
as this;
Should we again break thy
com mandments, and join in
affinity with the people of those
denominations! won lkest not thou
be angry with US till thou hadst
consumed us, so thaS there
should be no remnant nor
escaping! Ezra" -7-8 &1O-
14)
Who can dispute those plain
Bible facts on this curse, we
shall repeat No one but a mad
man, For please read again.
In those days saw l Jews
that bad married wives of Ash.
dod, of Ammon and of Moab,
And sheir children spake half
in the speech of Ashdod: and
could not speak in the Jews
language; but according to the
language of each people.
And l contended with them
and cursed them and smote GER.
tain Of them; and p.ucked off
their hair aud made them swear
by God saying; Ye shall not
give your daughters unto their
sons nor take their daughters
unto your sons or for yourselves.
Did not Solomon king of Israel
sin by these things? Yet among
many nations was there 40 aing
IKE him; who was beloved of his
God; and God made him king
over all Israel; nevertheless even
him did outland.sh women cause
TO SIN" Neh. ID -23-26,
Now scripture after scripture
could we give Oh this point, but
We think those we have given to
be sufficient for to make a be.
never OF any sane man. Now if
people would just believe the
truth and pnt On the whole ar.
NOR OF God. they then would
stand in d state of justification,
and they would no longer walk
after the flesh, but after the
spirit. Then the law of the spir.
1t OF life In Christ Jesus would
make Us tree from the Jaw OF
SIX and death Then righteous.
ness would cover the earth as
the waters cover the sea. Then
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-09

created p9Ople IN l'll3 Sd.ne ai ~
the male and The female to
keep seed alive on the earth
Now we are crossing Inc
F.ool with N)Al a1l bis fam,
" w,th tV, CASE, of other
people the Ca.nitcs ard the Great
ed people WHO cd said were
not people nlease read,
They have moved me to
jealousy wi h that which is Dot
God: they havo provoked NE 20
anger with their venities and |
will move them to jealousy with
these which are not a people; |
will prov Ike them to anger with
foolish nation.(D aut,32 -2U
These were MT living souls
like Noah and his family, For
they did not have salvation IN
Till Christ brought it to them.
This we will prove up later on.
For row We have them ali across
the food in the same Ark, And
for further information we want
to sec what God said to Noah
afGar he came out of the Ark, so
please read,
Aud cod blessed Noah and
his sons, and said unto them. Be
fruitful. and multiply, and
raplenish tn e earth.
And the fear of you and the
dread of you shall be upon every
| beast of the earth. and upon
every fowl OF the air, upon all
that moveth upon the Garth, and
upon ell the fishes IF the sea,
into your hand are they deliver
ed,
Every moving thing that liveth
shall be meat for you even as
tne green herb have given you
all things,
Blu. flesh with the life thereof
" blch is the blood thereof, shall
ye not cat, lGln 8 L ~
This IS the frs t time that
God said unto THE ADAM or his
descendants to be fruitful and 10
mnltiply, 1t is true that God
said TO Eve after she had eaten
TT the Forbidden Fruit, thai ia
sorrow and conception. that she
should bring forth children.
Bat God did not say to her to
be fruitful and to multiply. But
we see that after these the de-
scendants OF Eve and Adam
came out Of the Ark, then God
gave TO them The command
which he had given to The crea
ed man on the sixth day. Aud
also the same command tina. God
gave % Adam in the garden. Ha
gave TO Noah after he came out
Of the Ark. And that was as g..
Dove recorded. But flesh with
The life thereof, which is the
BLOOD thereotf shall We not eat.
And follows OF to tell them
that when they do eat of il,
their lives will have to pay tue
forfeit OF disoOedienco. This
flesh spoken OF here is the same
as th9 tree of the knowledge Of
good and evil. when spoken Of
i'll the ga den. Aud this is
made manifest in this language.
For they have taken OF their
daughters for themselves; and
for their sons so that the holy
seed have mingled thems elves,
with the people OF those lands ::
yea, jho hand of the princes and
rules hath oeen chief IN this
trespass, Ezra 9 -
Hare is the great curse set
forth, Aud you will see by the
language Of Ez'a the condemna-
ton Of this great curse ever
since the first parent, please
read,
SinnD tho Iav, 49,, f,.aa
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; 1t is true we can ready jus
tily the Israelits as Christ
blinded their eyes by Pjrabe,3
until the iullness of the Cent?
les. AS it reads
For | would not, brethren,
that We should be ignorant Of
this mystery, lest We should be
wise in your own conCeits, that
blindness in part is happened to
Israel, until the fitness of the
Gentiles be come in. "tRom l.
+ PSI
We see 10y this why the Isrle.
Its does not see. But PAU
being an apostle to the Gentles
TO tring them out Of darkness
into light and from the % yer
Of Satan unto Goi. there is blt
a slim show Of a chance TO give
them an excuse, eXc9O that
there is DO man so blind as he
that wont see, for the prejudice
that is he tied up in.
80 returning to our subject,
we nave saw that the reason
for the flood, was the mingling
of those two pe,p'9 W. shall find
how they botn come ACROSS the
great food in the same ark.
For this facts after N)lh CON
p)eted the Ark. pleas read
But with thee will establish
my covenant; and thou shalt
come into the ark, .hol, tlys)ns
and thy wife, and thy sons wives
with thee.
And or every living thing Of all
tlesL, twn every sort shalt thou
bring into The d K. to keep tham
alive with thee they Stall oa male
and female.
OF fowls after their kind, and of
cattle after their kin |, o! every
creeping thing Of The earth after
his Kind, two Of every sort shall
cone unto Uhec to keep them
alive.
And take thou unto thee of all
food that is eaten, al | thou shalt
gather 1t to thee: and it shall be
for food for tbse. and for theu..
Thus did Noah; accord ing to
all that God commanded him. Sc
did Re. '(Gan e -18-22)
A lso read
And Noah did according unto
all that the LJrd commanded
him.
And Moab was six hundred
years old when The feed of
waters was upon the earth.
And Moab went in, and hia
sons, ana his wife, and hi, sons,
wives with him into the ark,
because OF The waters of Tic
'.ooa,
Of clean blast, and beasts tina,
are not ooan, and of fowls, and
OF every thing that creepetE
upon The earth,
There went in two and tyr
unto Noah into the ark, the male
'and the female, as God bad
ommanded Noah
=
And they went IN unto Noah
into the AK, two and two of all
flesh, .'herain j. the breath OF
life.
And they that went in. went in
male and female of ali flesh, as
God com ;nandei him; and the
Lord sh0; bim in. 'tGen - IS
= So e. 5-16(
Now we have Noah and his
fani}ey 3 souls in all, saved in
tbis ark, aud then we have in
the same ark two and two of ali,
Hp IN yybarA l., IL tln l,ro,.l r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-17
EDITOR
Drive Him Into the Open!

Will the relatives of the Young woman mentioned
in the Dr. Hayes Indictment be content 10 allow
her to bear the shame will they aid public opin
ion in driving into the open the man responsible"
for her disgrace-the man whose reckless passion
Nas one OF the contributing factors in opening Il
physician TO the serious and scandalous charge Of
performing a criminal operation?
10 the woman to suffer the ignOminv and the man
to 60 free? Is she to bear the stigma and he to
hide his guilty secret and claim the respect of Il
community which ought to nail him to the cross
Of public disgrace?
Justice will not be completed by the conviction
OF physician it, as charged, he has violated the
law in performing an abortion.
Nor will justice. legal and social. be completed
by the branding of unfortunate woman with
the burning scarlet letter.
Justice will be completed only when the man
whose unscruplous passion brought the woman to
her condition is made to bear his portion of the
shame, and to pay the penalty, whatever it may be.
In any community where justice is not done
moral backbone says and moral fiber weakens 1t
is not only in justice to a wronged woman that
this bastard should be exposed, but in Justice to
every mother, every father every innocent girl.
every family in the community. Only in the punish
ment Of wrongdOers and the fufImcnt of justice
is there safety for society.
Drive the skuIker into the open.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-17
Ventilation Needed

Rev. Sam Kamakaia. who has confessed that his
part in the alleged will of the late Queen Liiuoka
lani dated August %, 1917 is "frameup details
circumstances which appear to demand ventilation
by the territorial grand jury.
There are some humorous aspects to the whole
story of the will contest, but perjury is not humor
Gus. Nor is deliberate "frame:up' humorous. The
circumstances surrounding the 1917 document have
been open to- suspicion from the start, in spite of
the bland assurances of good faith. 1t would be
interesting to see what ramifications real probe
Of the whole affair would expose
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-17
CONDUCT OF SOLDIERS.

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Having read an article in
a recent issue of the Advertiser, re-
garding the soldiers insulting unpro.
tected ladies upon the streets of Ho,
nolulu, l am now taking the same
means of airing my grievance about
the same thing.
have traversed the streets of your
city upon numerous occasion and have
many times been accosted by cheap
rouge painted women of the lowest
type, and after paying no attention to
them, heard them cast slurring re-
marks about me. and not only these
women make these remarks, but men
Of the low illiterate class that stand
around the street corners and make
remarks about the. soldiers, calling
them the cheap $500 dogs" Not
only do 1ley make remarks about sol.
diers, but wait until some innocent
and apparently respectful young lady
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le1e93kTlN1fl:lK I2p!Gp

passed b. and then not openly In
suit her. bur jeer and cast remarks
that are unfit for the ears OF any one,
TO say nothing about lady.
At any rate will say that the SIS
soldier is now a $50 soldier, and tnat
the money he receives is not tainted
nor obtained through CommerctaliEed
vice
Soldiers as a rule are philosophers,
and they do not as rule get very
antagoristic. but when a person open
ly declares diplomatic relations sever
ed. then the soldiers become fighting
men. and who would not fight for his
character? Many OF the men have
left homes. and environments that this
same lady cannot in all probability al
ford or ever had. Why should they take
these stabs in the back and say moth
ing?
Would the people of Honolulu con
denim the entire personnel OF our vast
army, because OF the conduct OF one
or two illiterate men that has entered
into our midst unwillingly? Would in,
telligent. fair-minded people call such
a thing ''justice?" Ask any man in the
service. what is the thing that he
wants most. and he will irvariable
tell you Justice"
Thanking you in advance, l wish you
would publish the above for the lady
who expressed her opinion OF the sol,
der, in your valuable paper. remain
as a constant reader.
HARRY II. GORDON,
bet. Q. NJ. Corps, Fl Shafter.