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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
RED CROSS Drive FOR.
%.1OO,OO0,OOO MAY 10Th

ON May goth will begin a one-week
Intensive national drive for a $780,
mo 900 Red Cross War Fund. In
order to make clear the purpose of
his fund IL would be well to bear In
mind the many fields OF activity COW
cred by the American Red Cross or
SANITATION and the urce from which
zach receives its support.
You will remember that last Christ
mas there was ~inaugurated a Mem
bership Drive. This was for the spe-
ciae purpose of increasing the mem
bership of the organization, establish
ing chapters and working units, fur
pishing the nucleus of a working
fund. etc. One-half of the amount de-
rived from this drive was returned
to the national headquarters and one
half retained by the local chapters.
The money thus turned over TO the
national headquarters has been found
10 be sufficient to meet the admins
tration overhead expense so that
nothing from the war fund has been
diverted toward this end.
There must necessarily be a main
tenanee fund. Contributions are be-
ing continually and regularly made
by members for the support OF their
local chapters. Such money is de-
voted entirely to that class of military
relief for our soldiers at home and
abroad. consisting OF hospital gar
ments and linen, bandages, sweaters.
helmets and various other personal
comforts for our soldiers In addi-
ZION TO this, a certain percentage of
this fund is set aside for the domes-
tic civilian relief of the families and
dependents of our soldiers who are
with the eolors.
Just a year & we had our first
Red Cross War Fud drive for $780,
600, 900. A report OF the dlstribu-
lion of this fund shows that practical
ly rs per cent OF the disbursements
made OF all kinds for military relief
not covered above, civilian relief. es-
Enlistment and maintenance OF am
bulanee service. relief of American
prisoners in Germany, reconstruction
of homes in the devastated territories
care OF refugees. hospital mainten-
+, ance, infant welfare. and various
other relief work of like character. A
small work was expended on base
hospital work. sanitary and camp
service in the United States.
The first war fund is now prac-
tically exhausted and as the need
continually grows greater the public
should be prepared to meet the
emergency with an eyer-increasing
generosity. McGlll chapters quota
will be approximately $4,000. and
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Mrs. Fred West the consolation, Mrs.
l c. c. Whitmore, Mrs. C. l.. Grier
and Mrs. Fred West serving as SUBJ
stitutes.
DIR. and Mrs. Thos. Suffal enter
tanned dinner guests on Wednesday
night.
Mrs. j. +. Miles was the hostess of
the Saturday Five Hundred at her
her home on Clark street yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Gael Hoag extended hospital
ity to the Ante Club Saturday night.
The Misses Dorothy Richardson,
Hazel Woods. Helen Hoag, Madge
Smith, Mildred Wetmore, A. B. Bon
ham, Lloyd Doughty, George Sewers
and Creighton Whitmore composed a
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
ANNOUNCEME NT.

Miss Madison has on display a line
OF pattern hats at the Northern Hotel
sample room on Clark street and will
be pleased 10 have the ladies of Ely
call and see them. Three days only,
beginning Saturday. 5-5-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

We are sure that the smelter city's
record of promptly going "oyer the
top" In every war enterprise will not
De ~discredited in this, the worlds
greatest humane endeavor.
JNO. f. HORNE,
Publicity Chairman.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Have a likeness made by Giroux
your latest costume shows
signs OF wear. II what his patrons
say is true. his special new folder
photographs are immensely popular.
SHIFT.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

The party who took the Navajo rug
from of the front porch of my resi-
dence on Campton street will please
return IT and save further trouble.
BEN F. FIRMAN.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

merry picnic party to Baker on Sat
urday.
The Double e Bridge Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Roy Code Thurs
day. Mrs. Amens and Miss Newinger
having the high scores at the on
clusion of the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Riepe enter
tanned guests in compliment to Her
man Tietz Jr. who left for the gov
eminent ship yards at Mare Island on
Saturday. Cards were enjoyed dur
ing the evening with Mrs. Marty and
Lawrence Tietz carrying off the high
| honors. The guests participating In
the affair presented the guest OF
honor with an army kit which was
highly appreciated.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

FOR RENT-Front bedroom
separate entrance sac Avenue H,
East Ely. 4-14-ti
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
For sheep Stealing.

For Sheep SIcaIIHB'
A couple OF men charged with the
theft of sheep from the Adams & Nc
GIL company were arrested by Dep
utv Sheriff Van Newman at East Ely
Yesterday. The sheep were recovered
in the vicinity of Hercules Gap.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Wanted-Some second hand fur
niture and an extra large mirror.
Phone 129-Y. 2-10-ti
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
FOR SALE

Two 7-h. y. Twin Indian Motor
cycles. One will be sold for $500 90,
the other for $500. tandem seats
with each. These are cash prices and
a bargain.
nDK
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

WANTED-Furnished house III
Central Ely or East Ely Phone
127-Y. 4-7-ti
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

FOR SALE-Furniture. cooking
utensils and laundry equipment for
three-room house. Phone 105-Y FOR
a-nnointment 5-5-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
Dr.. Richardson Health officer

DIR. Richardson Health Officer
At a meeting Of the city council
Monday night, DR.. r. II. Richardson
was appointed health officer. The
sanitary conditions of the city Will
be under his supervision and condi-
tions improved wherever needed.
Or. Richardson's appointment as
health officer is the result OF a reso-
luton dealing with local sanitary
conditions, recently passed by the
labor unions.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Light Housekeeping Apartment
al the Cumberland 2-3-t
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Continued from page four
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Misses Shoes at bargain prices.
Mrs. Munday, Anltman st. 4-2s 1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Death Of Myrtle Brand
Myrtle Frances. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. =. Brand, died at the
home Of her parents Monday, from
pneumonia Her age was II years
and six months. Interment was In
Ely cemetery Wednesday, following
funeral services conducted at the
home of Rev. Latham lngham.
We make a specially of kodak
developing and printing for amateurs
and a trial will only mean a contin-
nance of your patronage. Giroux
Studio. a-5-ti'
Notions OF all kinds that Will ap-
peal to the ladies of the district.
Mrs. Munday, Aultman st. AIS II
World's cresset., 1918-08-29
And the Jew and
The Gentila.
AND THE SEALED
BOOK OPENED,
And The Word Of Truth
Rig ghtly Divided,
AND THE MYSTERIES OF
TdG ACREO V)4y MN
EXPLAINED,
Continued from page 3,

Continued from page 8,
Here in is the Love set forth
by Christ himself the love that
should De manifested by bis |
followers, And now follow the |
unity tLat should exist with them
Please read.
AS thou hast sent me unto
the world, even 50 have l also
sent them into the world.
And for their sahes 1 sanctify
myself, that they also might be
sanctitied through the truth.
Neither pray I for these alone,
but for them also which shall be
lieve on me through their word;
That they all may be one;, as
thou, Father, art in me, and |
in thee, that they also may be
one in US; that the world may
belle We that thou hast sent me.
And the glory which thou
gavest me l have given them.
that they may be one, even as we
are one.
! in then and thod in ne, that
tLey may be made perfect ir one
and that the world may know
that thou hast sent me, and hast
loved them, as thou hast loved
ne. Isl. John, lis -23)
Again He says.
By this shall all mon know
that ye are my disciples, it yc
have love onH to another (St
John. 13- 35)
Here is love spoken of that is
to exist between the disciples o.
} Christ: that in this day and age
lis not manifested: We do SET
THAT such love did exist in th'
days OF II apostles. Please read
"Aud all that believed were To
gather, and had all things com
mon.
And sold their possessions an
goods, and parted th EN- to- al
; men, as ever Man. had need.
And they. continued Tally wit
y one accord in the temple. an
. breathing bread from house t
= house, did eat their meat wit
gladness and siDglcress OF hear
Praising God, and having ia
= vour with all the people. An
y the Lord addel to the churcl
: daily such as should be saved.
y (Acts.2- Al 40
y Also this scripture.
= And laid the m down the
postles feet and distribution Vi
made unto every man accordir
z as he had need. (Acts.4-35:)
5 No where among the so Gale
. Churches OF 10 day is this spiri
- of Union manifested or practice
Bot on the other hand we sc
- nothing but divisions, strife an
contention, This is manifesto
81 much, that all sound minde
men are becoming disgust;
aid are claiming that there is
good accomplished in tho:
q churches. The reader will uDde
~ stand from the scripture a6o'
and bis own observation of Il
working o. the day. (That tn
have left. that is the so call
christian Churches Of 10 day,)
World's cresset., 1918-08-29

practice What those scriptures
teach us that the apostles, did.
Ard of course Christ said the
world would not re ceive us but
hate us. Fol he said.
III ye were OF the world the
worl would love bis own. but
because we are not of the world
but l have chosen you out of the
would therefore the world hateth
you. Isl, John. l5-19J ea.
Now we are not surprised
when those who should be o ur
fellow man hate us, and scorn us
For Christ said.
These things I command you
that ye love one another. IT the
world hate you; ye know that. it
hated me before it hated you
Isl. John 15-17-B)
The declaration OF the 19 verse
we come in connection with its
contents every day more or less
and especially this scripture.
They shall put you out of the
sy1 agogues: yea the time cometh
that whosoever kilIeth you will
think that be doeth God service.
(St John 16-2.)
They will shut their Church
house doors on US, jast because
we as a people love to live as did
the apostles. For we learn from
the word and by the manner Id.
which the Apostles lived that
they bad all things common. and
we can not find. anywhere that
God ever changed these laws,
but He in all bis word confirmed
them. -
So we as q people are trying
to bring about a restitution Of
those laws of God and the man.
Ger of practice that the apostles
had in their day. l. just takes
, such manner of living to bring
the Church back to it's first love.
We repeat that we have. organiz.
j, ed such a Church and IL is called
, ':Christ's Chosen Church In
Love And Union." Aud in the
business part we call ourselves
3 the jAH Vile Colony. We hold
all things common as the apostle
did. We believe In one God. one
Christ. and one wife only We
o have been recognized as an
!. Organization at Washingtt n D. T
at Jefferson City and last Judge
. Evens that noble man OF Law ant
. IL men as Juryman ackHowlede
It our rights. 30 with those expl.
e anations We leave the truth for
!. your consideration and If you
d are not prejudice and are sane
'. you will see our legality and
e honesty 10 q divine Saviour and
,e Lord. Come join in with us IL
n doing the wofk Of the Lord
, Amen ~
World's cresset., 1918-08-29
,oul delight itself in fatness.

|
Incline your ear. and come
unto me: hear and your soul
shall live; and viii make al ev.
erlasting covenent with you even
the sure mercies Of David lisa.
55-.11-13.
No money in this scripture il
The savings OF souls The reader
may still think that the preach
er ought to be paid a salary, I
| But Please read,
, But be that Is a'hireling and
not tie shepherd, whose own the
sheep are not seeth the wolf
coming and leaveth the sheep and
fleeth and the wo'f catcheth them
and scattereth The sheep; The
hireliug flseth because he is q
hirejing and careth not for the |
sheep tSt John 1912 .,-13.)
Here is the money lover pres
ented as q hireling 20 souls
! saved in such a money loying
mower, But we must quote you
another part of Gods word on
this point;
: What is my reward then?
Verify That preach The gospel.
I may make the gospel of Christ
without charge that I abuse not
: my power In the gospel(1 Cor.
9-1S,)
Now the reader can see that
i Paul did not ask $50. for every
soul that God saved thru his
preaching But that they
was saves thru grace as he
said;
For by grace are we saved
I through faith, and that not OF
ourself; is . the gift OF Gud
= (Ephe.2 g,
Fifty dollars won't save you it
= is the gift of God by grace.
Here is the two sid es of the
question one BY money; land the
" love of it, is the root of all evil
. the other by the gift Of God BY
q grace: choose ye this day whom
'e We will serve;
'e Taking into consideration tht
e Two sides as presented before vi
81 we turn to our subject:
D. CHRIST CHOSEN CHURCH
u IN LOVE AND UNION
y, We again repeat. that we hav'
" reorganized under the princi
CD pals OF this church. which il
as built upon the foundation of tn
st apostles and prophets which !,
IT. God hims self and Jesus Chris
in the chief corner stone. And th
ID principals practice by the Apos
ad lies and disciples was lis. An,
the multitude of them that beliey
lr ed were Of one heart and on
Nv soul, none said aught of tn
IT, things he possessed was bis ow
ut but they had all things common
% The JAH Vile Colony ha
W organized 90 those promise
~ taking toe word of God as a lam
Nv to their feet and light 10 'hei
~ path way, prscsicing in tn
''' manner above stated Just wha
~ the apostles did in their day.
o4 And while the Colony peopl
m try to live as did the apostles
other so called christians vii
IN say. Well l do not like thei
manner OF living. l would no
ITO live like they do! W0at | have
nm | want it to myself! Tris prove
.re just what John SAID; they cav
ow left their first love. For we Sc
de that it 10 written that the mul
,ve itude of them that believed wer
I'D ore hpart and mn Snui ne
World's cresset., 1918-08-29

I0Ay Is. GuSy nave l0Ah suS WV
that 9 arist oeslnwsd upon his
disciples and commanded them
to remain in and that it was this
kind OF love and union that was
to manifest them to the world.
for Christ said by this shall all
m en- know that ye are nv Dlscip
les il you have love one 70 andth
er." And that their fruit should
remain forever. We see by the
above scripture that the apostles
praec,iced it in their day. And
we ask why dues not the church
ca practice it to day? We
ans wer in the language OF the
revelator. Because they have
left their first love. And to day
every man is for himself, To
make just as many dollars as
they can and leave this test
amony true, Please read:
For the love Of money is the
root of all evil: which while some
coveted after they have erred
from the faith and pierced them.
selves through with many sor'
rows. Il Tim. 6-10,)
Men today love money more
than God, This was the condi'
ton of the church as we found \
when we made application for
our copyright; and it is the con
dition of the churches Of today,
as you will see from the follow
ing as we have clipped it from
the columhs.of the Springfield
Republican of Date April IA. VOL
II:
OH We MONEY LOVERS!
The follow ing gives the one
side of, the question Of saving
souls, and we shall give the Other
side following this clipping:
SOULS, COST FIFTY DOLL
AIRS EACH
That's The Cost in Milw aukee
According TO Schedule Fixed B!
Minister Association.
Milwaukee, April 13, The cos
t of saving a soul in Milwaukee il
This was the price tixe'
, by speakers before the Milwake
t Ministerial Association. Th
] figurs given were based on tn
expense of the tent meetings las
summer and the number OF cor
y verts made. G. r. Willis. gener'
c secretary OF the Y. M. G. A
scored The ministers for not gi
ing that tent movement suc
$ support as, in his opinion it WI
If enttle to. He said he had a Iii
,e of those who professed Chris
'e ianity through the meeting
le his desk, which he had invite
d, ministers to inspect but they ns
o. failed 20 accept the invitation.
a. Z. G. ComstoCk supported N
Wills, He said be did not kno
id how tie value of a soul was es
VI mated in dollars and cents b
last year the tent meetings re
th ulted in twenty converts. N
Id expenses of the summer cam
to ain were 81 100, which wou
th make the cost Of each soul saw
rt $50, and asked if that was n
a. worth while. Tue minister
I'd promised to do better L
,h coming season. The commit
was continued under this prol
Sc.
The Springfield Republica
a April IA 1907,
as According W the above sta
20 ment 1t would take four billl
dollars 10 save what souls >he
E d is in the United States. M
rit we ask the reader 10 deci
ed which way is right, the abo
-. .La & y r. r,,;,~ g.n C.,l co,i
World's cresset., 1918-08-29
The CRESSEY
FREMONT MO.
L0CRL LORE

w hSol y VIC AAA Aua ~ PAS0SuSN'
The Rail Road up thru the
Valley is progressing Slowly. /
Come to Wards store and you
save money.
The Son in law OF Mr.. Halls
called at the CREssET OFFICE,
a few days ago,
Lodge night every Tuesday |
at the Colony Tabernacle it it
the Lodge of Joseph and Mary. |
Rev. Mr.. Pearson of Spring
field is seeing a long ways down
the line of the Spiritual work Of
Chris
III you want to hear the Bible
in its purity and intirety come to
the Colony meetings
Miss Mounce has tecome An
OFFICE girl she helped the OFFl
CT girls run tbeir paper off on
last Monday,
Wards store for shoes.
THE CREsSET will not come out
next week on the account of sick
ness in the CREssET OFFICE, toe
Ed. himselfis almost past going
Wards store for dry goods.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bowers, baby girl on Wed. the
21st of Aug. All concerned
are dong we'll.
-Ifit is the truth Of tie Bib
you want to hear just come tc
the Colony at the upper Camp q,
Midco and hear tue Ed, of the
CREsSET preach.
Mr.. Busick was up and hauIt
ed with the Ed u, company Will
a genllem,n who il takel
charge OF d p,rliyn Of tbe wUrl
as Manager who appea red t.
US to be 2 fine man.
The WORLDS CRESSET i.
areligious paper a non com bat tar
paper yet it loves to assis
the government in any other wa
possible.
Men who want good, Ion
and lasting jot of work come
the Mid--Continent Co, MIDI
Mo. you cannot Oe employed +
better Go, they will treat yc
right.
There was three Baptized ove
at the pond en- last Sunday.
was beau,ifu: baptizing itrai
ed hard during The service. tt
candidates were both emmerse
and also crrinkeld from heave
Ward 8 store for c|othir
The CREsSEr is the people
paper published a. Mi1c, \
Entered at the Fremont P,
Office.
J Wards store for some thin
7 good to eat.
~ f~S
=
World's cresset., 1918-08-29

Wards store for clothing
The CRESCET is the peoples
paper published a. Mi1c, No
Entered at the Fremont Pos
Office.
Wards store for some things
good to eat. /:
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Ihlrnrn IiAr.imk-

Chicago. june 90 Hogs Receipts
1900: market about 90 cents lower
than Yesterday average. Bulk
s1G.2O "a 1886: butchers $4,000
1885; packing $1,000 rs 20. light
SIG 80 a. 1870. rough SCHOOL, go;
pigs Si6.25mlF.i0.
CATH Receipts LOCO. market
steady rs compared with 70 week ago.
and shows irregular decline measure
Ing from TOO q, on choice aud prime
steers up to $50 TO 200 per huudrcd-
weight ON rank and tile medium aud
common ErasserS. medium yctrlings
suffered most; storkcrs and feeders
u~ncyonly lower: veal stead, with
week ago.
sheep Receipts iloNu prtctical-
~ all direct. compared with 90 W''t
ago shoru lHmbs ~ 10 $40 lower:
springs 81 20 e. $3.50 lower. sheep
81 90 TO 500 lower, ewes dcclaine
most
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THE MARKETS


Wv ~ 'N
Bow York. June % Stuchs be
be active aud strong iu the last
Of todlys lricr session of the
lrk,t after carly irrcgulnrit, nit
| states steel. Baldwin Locomotive
u other mdustrinls and equipments
J the sharp rally al ! o. 4 point
lbs. The balance cot Tho list show
\ nu material changes 'Nccpt Cen
u Motors Rails hardened but
Ost OF az, trading Nas confined 10
, grade ISSUES. ShppiuEs coppcrs
II oils wore Inclined to yield The
,siug was strong Sales approx
itrl $4,000 shared Liberty 3is s.
% ~ Sgpt To tgoi'. nrst - at
9 po tu tp3.aS. second as ~ $3.50
$1,000 and "a ~ S"lHi To
o gS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-22

which varied from unchanged fig
urcs To- = lower. with July 81 90 -
to Sl43a, and August 81 iiH TO
si46h. wero followed by slight rail-
lies and then a decided down turn.
oats gave way with corn. After
opening unchanged 10 q off, with
July res. TO 72A. the market ,uf-
fered a material setback
Shorts covering rallied provisions
from weakness which developed at
the opening. Initial declines were
ascribod to sympathy with grain.
f1puqt
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Kansas CITY. Mo. Jun 30 iiurc
Receipts I. 900: steady BUR- Slg.2G
@lGf5. heavy SlG.35 1850, light
SO 20 lG.iO; pigs &t6.25m 1913.
Cdttlc-ltcccipts 300. including 200
s]outhcrns; steady Prime fed steers
N6.IjU17.GO. dressed beef steers
S13 90 "a 1880; western steers Sltu0
hl7.5O: cows SG.7tMl2.tU; hcltcrs
$500 TOO; stuCkcTs and feeders
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Lacquer
Now in Class
~ Associ.rGo psrss

Button. Ind. June 90 The Wells
county draft board here has made
reclassifications IN the ease Of clint
Pruugh - the Oakland cat. team OF
the Pacific Cosst leagu" placing him
IN class one 81 ihr dram 90, mad
l'eru previously siNrn urlrrrrI glas
sification.
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~ " 'H % HNA'." H-. H .| OFT
t1nd office at Santa l'c. s 81
May ~, 1915.
Nutir~ o. hereby given that scf,rIul
Ramcril do hrmiJu. of Cabclou. ".
NJ, who on March g.. 1913. made
Homestead SO niNusr. for So
SW i,SEit. Section go. Ea
NWt. section ~. Township IGN.
Range "W. mp Meridian. has
nlod notice uf intention 10 uiko five
year proof. 90 establish claim 90 tho
hand above described, before Merritt
". Smith, o. 5 commissioner, ~
Cahozpu. n ~. ON July 90. 1918,
Claimant names as witnesses. Ra-
fol Jarimillo, poutrIu1 Ktmeriz,
LcipoldO JatamIllo. Juan lttmcriz.
am Of Cabczuu. A. 81
Francisco Dolrado. Register.
T. T., 5-tG. t. T.. 9-lT.
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MATRIMoNY

changed
Eggs Receipts 1881 casca. uu
changed.
Potatoes Unsettled pid. receipts
20 ears. Wisconsin, Michigan aud
Minnesota. bulk 2l.10n1a5. same
sncks 81 c5WliO. New. receipts 20
ears. Louisiana and ToNJs. sacked
triumphs 81 50M2S5; same white
$500 2.35. Virginia barrels robblcrs
st5OH5.25.
Poultry. alive, unchanged