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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
JOHN E. SANDERS WEDS CONSTANTINE
 MICHIGAN BELLE
Local Man Who Graduates From University of Mach;- gan Law Department This Year Takes Unto Himself a Bride.

John Sanders. Bisbee native and well known in the Warren District, is a benedict. It has come as decided surprise to his many friends in this community.
 Saunders has been a student at the University of Michigan for several years, taking a law course from which he graduated June 29. It is understood that he will return to Arizona to prac- tice law and may be expected within the next few weeks.
 One of the papers of Three Rivers. Mich. printed the following about the wedding of the Bisbee man:
 Yesterday morning at the home of the brides mother. Mrs Gertrude Stout, occurred the marriage of Miss Helen E. Stout to John E. Sanders, of Bisbee, Arizona. The wedding was a simple one with only a few intimate friends and relatives present to wit ness the ceremony. which was per formed by the Rev. Wilmot E. Stevens. The bride wore an attractive gown of white with a cOrsage bouquet of La France roses. Following the ceremony and congratulations a three-course wedding breakfast was served. The out-of-town guests were MT. and Mrs. Hartsuck and young son, Paul. of Ken dallville, Ind, relatives of the bride; Miss Blance Campbell, of Seattle, Wash, cousin. and MT. and Mrs. Carl Rehm, of Sturgis.
 Mrs. Sanders has always called Con stantine home and her many friends here are wishing her well in her new home in the southwest. She graduat- ed from the Constantine High school in the class of 1912, and two years lat CT received her diploma from the Ypsi- lanti Normal college. She then ac- cepted an excellent position in South Haven and last year taught in the pub lie schools of Kalamazoo.
 Those who know him in Ann Arbor say that Jack" Sanders is one of the best liked men on the varsity campus. Today he will receive his sheepskin from the law department of the Uni versity of Michigan and will later practice his profession in his native town of Bisbee. AriZ. Mir. Sanders has been the treasurer of the senior laws, has been manager of the varsity track team the past year. in this position re- flecting honor on himself and his class. He is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, the Barristers and other Organizations.
 MT. and Mrs. Sanders left Constan- tine for Ann Arbor yesterday to at tend commencement, but before leav- ing for Arizona they will visit friends in South Haven and spend a few days at Klinger Lake, where they have passed many a delightful hour togeth- CT. They then go to Tucson, AriZ.. to be the guests for a few days of Mir. and Mrs. Fay Fish, who are planning on taking them on to Bisbee in their car.
 "A number of delightful social func- tions have been given for the bride of yesterday, among them a shower Mon day evening, whe Mrs. John Drake was the hostess. Tuesday afternoon the Misses Mary and Martha Lintz en- tertained the girl friends of Mrs. San
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
BILL COOLEY WILL
 JOIN U. s. FORCES

After a residence of two and one half years in Bisbee, w. s. "Bilr' Cooley, has left for his home in Cali fornia from which point he will go to New York to join one of two branches of the United State Army.
 Billy" Cooley goes to visit his par ents at San Jose, California, and from there will go to New York where he will join either an ambulance corps or the artillery.
 Since his arrival in the Warren Dis trict. Cooley has been employed by the Copper Queen in the efficiency division of the engineering department. He came to Bisbee from Isheming, Mich igan. During his residence here he has been very active in musical cir cles.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
UNCLE SAM PROBING | " " PLOT ID BURN
 SOUTH DAKOTA CROPS
tBy Review Leased wirel

SIOUX FALLS. $. D., July 6.-Gov- ernment officials tonight were reticent in discussing the alleged plot of the in- dustrial Workers of the World to par alyze the state by a concerted attempt throughout the agricultural districts to burn ripened crops. However. it was stated that the government was at work investigating the plot and that when definite evidence could be Ob- tained, arrests would immediately be made. One official gave additional credence to the announcement made today by army officers that a statewide movement was afoOt to destroy tho growing crops. by stating that, the dis closures had been given wide publicity in order that the plans of the plotters nigh be frustrated.
 Maps of the principal crop sections are in possession of the l. W. w. lead CTS connected with the plot. it is de- clared by army officials. It also de clared that men have been posted at vantage points throughout the state to fire the fields.
 As yet no reports have been receiv- ed which would indicate that the plan had been set under way. Officials would not disclose the means to be used to defeat the scheme. but urged all farmers to be on watch for any outbreaks.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
Mining and Financial NeWs
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

contracts have been few while demand in the west is steady and prices strong.
 Secured basis: Texas fine F months 1706175: fine months 145@150.
 Territory fine staple 172@175; half blood combing 145d150; three eights blood combing 13OG135.
 Pulled extra 1SO61S5; A TOO 1S0; A supers 145015O; c supers 10OG1O5; fine combing 14O@145; medium comb ing l256l3O.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Withdrawal Of European and domestic cash buyers forced a setback in the corn market today after high price records had been touched despite :action of the board of trade directors stopping all new business in the July delivery. The market closed weak at the same as yesterdays finish to IS lower with September 15412 to 1.545s and De cember at 114la to 1.14&. Wheat finished unsettled with gains of 212 to 3 cents at PIP for July and 1.92 for September. Oats lost IFS to 21s net and provisions five to 15 cents.
 Inferences that an extreme shortage of corn existed drove traders at first into a buying stampede for nearly an hour and sent values climbing rapidly. It was not until word was passed that exports in general and the chief American industrial consumers as well had quit buying that the furry could be overcome. Aggressive bear pres sure then set in and all the big gains which had been made early were losl with considerable more besides.
 Wheat not only responded to the stimulus of the corn bulge but devel- oped strength owing to less favorable crop reports from the northwest. The damage was said to have been by re- cent droughts in Canada and there were advices that rain was badly need ed in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
 Heavy selling of oats by leading commission houses weakened that cereal almost from the outset. Fav- orable crop conditions gave much i'm petus to bearish sentiment.
 Provisions swayed with the varying action of corn. Demand for meats was said to have improved somewhat but to be less than usual for this time or fhe year
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
LOCAL CREEKS HEAP SC0RN UPON HEAD OF
 LATE FLAG lNSULTER
Actions And Words of Late Son of Hellas, Who Per formed On City Streets Tuesday Night, Denounced For HisWords.

That the Greeks of the Warren Dis trict feel very keenly the reflection upon their race, due to the actions of one of the number last Tuesday night, is shown by the following communi- cation from one of the colony in this city:
 When the Greeks of New York City alone organized 15,OOO young Greeks for the defense of Old Glory; when the founder of the Greek National Herald, MT. Pete Tatanis, organized two com panies and paid the men from his own treasury; and after a half-million Greeks through the United States hold record for their patriotism toward their adopted land, here appears hu- man monster to stigmatiZe the Grecian History.
 "The person, who does not respect a flag does not belong to any country, but belongs to the earth as a mush- room, which grows with the first rain of the season. Not only the American flag has been established by the most gallant heroes and philosophers of the American people, but every flag has been established by the same princi- ples, and for that raeson we must re- spect the flags and especially the one for which we swore faithfully to serve as adopted sons.
 No matter if this man is guilty or not He has disgraced his Grecian name by his action. No matter from which mountains he came, the Grecian people of this community denounce him, and will anathematize him here and in the hereafter"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.

BOSTON, July 6.-The Commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow:
 Except for the sale of a sizeable line of secured fine cape wool past week in the Boston market has been very dull. Prices hold fairly steady, however, for everything.
 Possibly the trade is a bit more optimistic as to the future but the attitude of the federal government as to noils and waste is restraining trade in wools.
 Manufacturers are busy but new
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04
QUESTION NO. 16
WICK ED ONES.
TEXT.

THE wicked are estranged
from the womo; they go astray
as soon as they be born speak
ing lies.
Their poison is like the pois on
of a serpent: they are like the
deaf adder that stoppeth her ear
Psalms. 1924
Dear reader please ask your
preacher who God had reference
to? is it the little CHA? or viz
can it have reference to? Prea- BE-
era piease ans yer thru the
CRESSET or say by your sill nee
that you do not know. Ed.
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.NOTICE!!

Any party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this
paper upon any subject, reli.
gl'usly or otherwise shall be
treated as a friend. But in no
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases go thru
it's columns. K;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04

Preachers and all if the Ed. is
ut. ligat with his two man
theory? Please explain the fol.
lowing scripture.
The wicked are estranged
from the WOMB; they go astray
as soon as they be born, speak
ing lies FPS. 56-3)
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04
QUESTION NO Z.

Please tel! US why the Church
today has not the seven men
spoken of in Acts. 6-3 to admin
lister on the same purpose-if he
is Apostolic?
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What is the Accumulation OF
Desolation spoken of by Daniel
the Prophet. Spoken Of in the
gospels standing in the Holy
p!acs?
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Your
Explanation
is not
Satisfactory.
TEXT.

these things. that God did
tempt Abraham. and said urto
him, Abraham ami he said,
Behold, here I am. Gen 22-1')
Friend Hollenheck says that
we did not give him a satisfacto.
ry answer to question mo 26l
on Gods temptation Of man,
Abraham as the leading factor.
And the word evil is what he
hangs his whole argument on.
And we can not blame him for
doing so.
For it is an old saying that q
drowning man will grab
at q straw. Preachers of all
denominations, we want to say
to you that Friend Hollenbeck
has got hold OF "a big straw.
And you will have to say that
he has you by the neck. unless
you are able to harmonic Gen.
Ill with James ]-13) in
some reasonable manner.
Our friend says that we assert
ed" that we must repeat that
God never tempts any one with
evil, But every time with good.
Our readers may take this
reputiLion, once more as coming
from the pen of your present
writer,
Yes and We repeat again, that
the temptation of Abraham was
an "allegory" of the coming OF
Christ. The Text said that God
did tempt Abraham. But the
Text does not say that God TEN
ted Abraham with evil.
Now James does nov say that
God does not tempt man, But
James does say that God does
not tempt man with evil So we
must say again, that God did
tempt Abraham with good.
And upon the grounds Of
reason, we would have to say the
same thing, For reason would
teach us thatGod did not intend
that Abraham should kill his
son. But placed. it upon Abra-
ham as a trial, to try him, and
70 test his faith III cod, please
read.
, BY faith Abraham when hi
was tried, offered up Isaac; and
he that had received The promise:
offered up bis only begotten son
, OF whom it was said, That in
, Isaac shall thy seed be called
Accounting that GJd was ablt
! 10 raise him up even from tn
dead; from whence also h
receive him in o figure
! Heb 11-17-1S -19l
We nave before US p aul's Ian
] guage in explanation OF the temp
tatlon of Abraham, which tell
. US plalnly that Abraham wa
only tried.
And as We have said a type o
Cnrist's death and resurrection
and for this reason, we mus
G say thai IL was not only a temp
o lation for good, but the repre-
8 sentative Of the greatest bless
B ipgs that was ever given T.
i mankind, therefore, it could 10
have been, an evil. For 90.
it spoke and said.
h 4, Let no man say when be, i
a te mpted l am tempted of God
K for god cannot be tempted witt
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deceiveth the whole world; he Z.
was cast out into the earth, and
his. angels were cast out with
him.
And I heard q loud voice
saying In heaven.
Now is come salvation and
strength, and the kingdom Of
our God, and the power Of bis
Christ; for the accuser of our
brethren is cast down. which
accused them before our God day
and night.
And they Overcame him by
the blood OF the Lamb. and by
the word of Their testimony, and
they loved not their lives unto
the death. "(Rev. 12-3-4&7-S
% 10-11-12.l
Now when God created this
character is when He created
evil. God created him an angel
OF light. This was before God
created the heaven and the
earth. and after God created
the heaven and the earth, and
bis work in six days was ended.
and He had rested one day. And
then formed man and had plac.
ed him in the garden. Then this
angel of light the son of the
morning left his first estate.
Please read.
And the angels which kept
not their first estate but left
their own habitation he hath re.
served in everlasting chains
under darkness unto the iudg.
ment Of the great day." Jude.
6 W
Our readers will be forced to
see in what time the devil and
bis angels were created.
They were IN good state Of
life. But you must also see that
they left this pure state. And
fell. And this teach you how,
and when God created evil Ava
after the des''
designs, God cast him out of
heaven to earth. And after him
land his angels were cast to
earth-they took up their abode
in the heart of the people, who
we're the descendants Of the
created man male and the fe.
male. Who had been created
with carnal mind in them.
That is to be fruitful and to
multiply. A people fer the earth,
an earthly man, with no restric.
tons on them, Satan through
the carnal nature, this people
lad in them, brought forth more
evil works. And these evil
works were not subject to the
Law of God. Please read;
" Because the carnal mind is
enmity against God; for it is not
subject to the law of cod, Meth.
err indeed can be. Rom S-7'D
We have set before you the
true Bible facts, of the great
evil and how God created it. And
the reason for this carnal mind
Oh tnlS created people, of not
being subject to the Law of God.
was because as we said above.
God had created them an earthv
people, a people for the earth, at
death they were no more. just
as the beast of the forest, at
death they we're no more thew
went down to silence. Left no
judgement resting upon them.
!. But now we bring anott err fact
before our readers and that ia.
God formed another man and
| (NDvak,~,,oI
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80 ABRAHAM was NOT GeQIpGeQ
with evil, But with good. The
greatess Allegory that has ever
been presented before the world
As Abraham was on his journey
three days. so was Christ in the
bowels Of the earth. Abraham q
day is over. and in Christ a
new earv bursts in upon the
world of mankind, And the
promise to Abraham made good
And to his seed. AS it reads.
Now to Abraham and bis
seed we're the promises made.
He saith not, And to seeds as
of many; but rs Of one, And
to thy seed, which is Christ"
(Gal g. ~ Also.
For it is written, that Abrah'
am had two sons the one by a
bond maid. the other ny a free
woman.
But he who was of the bond.
woman was born after tue flesh;
but he of the free woman was
by promise.
Which things are an allegory:
for the sc are the two covenants,
the one from the mount Sinai
which gencereth to bondage,
which is Agar, "(Gal. 4 -22-to
24.)
Here we have the proof that we
are right in what we have said.
that Abraham's temptation was
an Allegory OF Christ's, first
com ming, SO the next point VIC
skall take up. is the following
scripture which our friend has
referred US to. please read.
II form the light, and create
darkness, 1 make peace, and
created evil; the Lord do all
these things. lisa 45-7m
The question must arise here
Not in his six days work oil
creation. For in his conclusion Of
| this work he said.
And God saw every thing
that he had made and, behold, il
was very good. And the evening
and the morning were the sixth
day, "(Gen. l-3lt
So yoa see that God said, al
that he bad created In those
six days was good. Then we
must ask again when did God
create evil? And we must answ-
err, at the time He created Lucif
err the son of the morning whl
lis spoken of in the word in this
manner.
How art thou fallen from
heaven, O Lucifer, son OF the
morning how art thou cut dowr
TO the ground, which dds
weaken the ma ions" lisa IA -l2
This character when created
was an angel of light-God gave
him the third ruling power il
heaven, and he exalted himself
And brought false accusation:
against his brethren. For thi!
Goa had TO cas-, him out of heay
en-, please read:
And there appeared another
wonder in heaven and behold
great red dragon, having sever
heads and ten horns, and sever
crown upon their heads.
And his tail drew the thlr,
part of the stars OF heaven, an,
did cast them to the earth: ant
} the dragon. stood before TIL
woman which wos read.
to be delivered, for to devour bel
child as soon as 1t was born.
And there was war in heaven
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04
EDITOR THE CRESSET.

| Dear sir Your explanatlon
Z. question 26'is not satisfactory
il fails to clarity the mystery, In
facv makes the darkne ss more
profound,
You assert we must repeat,
| that God never tempts anyone
with evil, bnt every time wish
good"
You offer the tenn ptatiQn of
Abraham at length as an illus
tration. Referring to Gen, 22-1.
We learn that God tempted
Abraham; in verse 2 we are told
Abraham was commanded to
offer his son as a burnt Offering.
So we understand it this, If
fully executed, would have re-
suited in the death of Isaac a..
his fathers hand; in fact the
father had his knife ready when
the angel stayed bis hand. But
this slaughter of his son would
have been murder, a most I'M
Natural murder. We are taught
to regard murder as an evil.
Murder is evil. God tempted
Abraham to commit murder.
Therefore, God tempted AGRA.
ham to do evil. Or;
God tempts only to do good,
God tempted a father to kill
his only son,
Therefore, had Abraham killed
bis son 1t would have been good.
If you will turn to Isaiah 45;7
you may read this; Il maze
peace and create evil; l the Lord
do all these things:"
Turn to John III to3, In the
beginning was the word and the
word was God.
All things we're made by him
and without him was not any
thing made that was made.
Evil exists,
God made everything,
Therefore. God created snd
|cyeates evil.
Turn to Exodus 81, read 10 anc
u AMI II. And the Lord re
peuted of the evil which ht
T thought to do unto his people,"
Read Judges 2:15. 2 Samue
1911. Kings 1929.
Read this whole story Of thu
Lord cooperating with all evi
Esprit to promote a lie and {
murder. On the testimony o
the scripture the Lord does evi
deeos. for similar passage!
Iabound.
VINO is The best authority. th'
scripture or the CREssET Editor
, again; you affirm that the text
- Lead us not into temptation,
is the error of an unknown
printer in the far distant past.
, How do you know this?
. Have you hunted it up In tn
y Wycl.ffe translation?
How does it read in the OF igi
nal Greek?
~ How is it in the Vulgate?
=. Have the Roman Catholics ais
made this typographical error
- The Revised Version has il
70 but deliver Us from the evi
on"
Nov, to affirm that it is a
error is &c affirm the Lord an
Jesus and the heavenly hosts
all knew Of this error and di
no thing to enlighten their TO
lowers and prevent them frol
praying to the Lord that b
would not lead them into tempt;
ton: Millions of inpertnar
prayers.
Again, the scripture affirm
that the Lord tempts no man
The Cresset Editor affirm
that Tho ord dono tnrn,>k ~
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QUESTION COLUMN.

QUESTION NO. 6.
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PUBLISHERS.

n. G.. Garrett and M. M. Bowers
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
Public Fruit Trees.

Fruit trees in place Of shade trees
In our parks, Is the suggestion Of
reader. "Would not apple. pear cherry
or other fruit trees make a finer dis
play In the spring" he asks, "than the
shade trees commonly used, besides
furnishing fruit later In the season"
Formerly" he adds, "there were plen-
ty Of apples on the market: now only
a few are to be had. These are so
high In price that only the rich man
can afford them; similar conditions
exist In regard to other fruit" The
suggestion Is worthy Of consideration.
and has been carried out In Germany,
we believe, although II we bark back
to boyhood days, the memory Of the
zest with which We enjoyed pllfered
fruit may suggest practical difficulties
In the way Of the plan for America
Los Angeles Times.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
STUCCO IS IN FOUR CLASSES
II May Be Used to Overeeat Old
Frame, Brick or Stone Structures
or to Cover New Buildings.

Stucco Is used In four general
classes Of construction. First, the over
coating Of old frame structures; sec
ond, application to new structures by
the use Of wooden or steel framework
with wooden or metal lath; third, Its
application to old brick or stone struc-
lures; fourth, Its application to con-
crete block buildings.
The first and second classes Of work
require little description. In the third
class the mortar joints of the brick or
stone work are raked out to Il depth Of
about one inch, to form key for the
new stucco. The surface Of the brick
or stone Is thoroughly cleaned and wet
before applying the stucco. which
should be forced into the joints to
their full depth.
The fourth class Is the application Of
stucco to Portland cement concrete
block building. This Is Il very attrac-
tive and satisfactory method of coz
structiOn. The concrete block, when
intended to be covered with stuceo.
may be made with plain faces and no
special attention Is required to secure
smooth surface.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
SOILS AND ROTATIONS FOR SWEET POTATO

Second year-OatS. followed by
cowpeaS, soy beans or peanuts
Third year-Corn. with cowpeas.
peanuts, or velvet beans between the
rows.
Manures and Fertilizers.
Stable manure Is an excellent fer.
tilizer for sweet-potato lands, especial
ly those which are deficient In humus.
Heavy applications of fresh manure
should not be applied shortly before
planting sweet potatoes, for the ma
nure will cause excessive growth Of
vines ut the expense of the roots. II
Is a very good plan to use the manure
on the crop that precedeS the sweet
potatoes; thus the manure Is very thor
ouGhly Incorporated with the soil be-
fore the sweet potatoes are planted.
Commercial fertilizers will produce
good crops OF sweet potatoes, provid'
ed the soil contains sufficient humuS,
The quantity and kind of fertilizer
to use will depend upon the fertility
of the soil. When sweet potatoes fol
low an early crop of Irish potatoes or
other early vegetables no fertilizer IS