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The fool-killer., 1921-11-01
Now Get ItStraight

In spite of all the explaining
that has been done, it seems that
a great many people are all at
sea concerning some of the most
important points of Bible truth.
Some of them have the most
hazy and fantastic ideas about
Death, the Soul, Immortality,
the Resurrection etc. The fol-
lowing extract from letter
from an art-student friend in
Virginia, as we'll as the other ex-
tract from an article by Mrs. J.
W. Gamble in The Restitution
Herald, are typical cases. Their
misunderstanding are to some
extent different, but they are Of
such a nature that | think | can
probably answer both at once.
Your theological views are new to
me. | never heard just such views
expressed before. But [ always like
to read what you have to say. Your
principal argument seems to be that
the soul is not immortal Cor do you
believe in the soul y and that the
soul dies when the body dies. IF that
| is so, how do you make out that
Christianity pays? These Christians
must be big fools to spend their lives
doing good, if that is all that comes
Of it. I would like for you to put in
The Fool-Killer a brief but compre-
hensive and complete article exprss-
ing fully your theology, your idea Of
the soul and the body, Of immortali-
ty, OF life after death. -.
CARRINGTON. CALLAWAY,
Norwood, Virginia.
Mr.. Galloway seems to hold
view similar to the orthodox
idea that there must be some
thing called the 'sour' which re-
mains alive after the body dies,
else he thinks there couldn't
possibly be any future life. That
IS the common mistake of all
orthodox people. They totally
ignore the fact that God is able
to raise the dead. They take the
position that God has very lini-
ted power, but probably enough
to raise the body in case the soul
is already alive. But if soul and
body were both dead, they ima-
glne that God wouldn't be able
to give them life again. That
would be mighty feeble sort
of a God. If I am going to be-
lleve i'll q God at all, I want to
believe IN q God who has ALL
POWER. And surely such a
God would be able to give life
to an absolutely dead man. IF
God made man in the first place
and gave him life, isn't is reason
able that He could take man
who has died and restore his
I life to him again? That's the
way it looks to me-. But ortho-
doxy says, ooh, no, we are afraid
| God isn't able to do that. We
must believe that we remain
alive after we seem to die, or
else we can't have any hope of
| living again. Such reasoning
| Cor lack Of reasoning) totally
ignores the ransom sacrifice Of
Jesus Christ. It makes his
ldeath and resurrection entirely
void and worthless. 1t scorns
and ignores the great love which
Iprompted Jesus Christ to give
his life for the life of the world
The fool-killer., 1921-11-01
STILL NOT ENDED.

thunderation hard job 1t rs Tor
our American Highmuckalorums
to get the war with Germany
finally ended.
It has now been ended five
distinct and separate times, and
still they say it isn't ended.
First, it ended Nov. II, 1918.
Then again Mar. 3, 1921.
And again July 2, 1921.
And again Aug. 25, 1921.
/, And again Nov. IA, 1921.
On all these different dates
there have been great golly-
snorting Resolutions OF rati-
fcations" enacted by the Nabobs
for the alleged puropes of end
ing the war with Germany.
But after each one Of these
momentous ''endings" it was
discovered that something had
been overlooked or omitted, and
that they would have to make
another blind stagger at it.
They told us that when the
Joint resolution of Congress was
passed and signed, that would
end the war.
But it didn't.
Then there had to be some
sort of a ratification" at Wash
ington, and that would end it.
But it didn't.
Then it must be "ratified' at
Berlin, and that would end it.
But it didn't.
And finally it had to be <'pro-
claimed" by the President, and
that surely-to-goodness WOUL
fix it.
But it didn't.
After all this nonsensical stag
gering and stalling, we are still
told by the brass check news
papers that a few more spools
of red tape will have to be used
before the war can be "official-
ly' ended.
Thus sayeth the Associated
Press:
"Until final step is taken the
! purposes of the formal proclamations
| will not be achieved in the opinion of
| the officials. These purposes are
stated to be to put an end without
| doubt to certain war laws unaffected
by the Congressional resolution of
repeal approved March 8. Disposition
| Of the cases of Eugene Y. Debs and
others convicted Of violation of war
laws likewise will await the final
step"
| Yes, Debs always has to wait.
| But when it was a matter of
American pro1iteers trading
with Germany in order to make
some more profits, that didn't
have to wait. We all know that
trading between the two coun-
tries has been going on for
years, just as if nothing stood
in the way. That was TO the in
terest of the plutes, and so it
didn't have to wait.
The turning loose of German
spies didn't have to wait.
! But Debs has to wait right
ON and on, and he will continue
| to wait just as long as the lying
and hypocritical official nincon-
|poops around Washington can
manage to think up new ex-
cuSeS.
The fool-killer., 1921-11-01
Games Larkin Pearson Editor
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PARAGRAPHS.

Pershing's face looks like a
mud pie after a bare-footed mig
ger had stepped in it.
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RANGE LINE

pr Hilbert and family visited the
W, n. Gillies family over Sunday.
Raymond Hansen returned home
Wednesday from North Dakota, where
he has been employed
Edward OFT, one of our famous ath-
letic members was with us Sunday.
We all welcome his arrival.
The basketball game held here Sun
day afternoon was well attended. the
score being 4 to =, in favor of the
Range Line.
Miss Alice Ward, of Bruce. and the
Misses Eva and Maude Ward, of La.
dysmith. visited their parents here
over the week end
1t seems good again to see Oh arles
Golden mingling with the crowd. al
ter being confined to his home for
several weeks on account Of Il slight
attack of pickilitis.
Those from here who attended tho
show Saturday evening were: Bob
Kettering, Gilbert OFT and Misses An
ma and Celia Ward, Karl Kemper, Hill
ma Olson and Misses Agnes ia cObek
and Viola Gould
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WALR.ATH

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. kettering
went to Ladysmith last Friday on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orheim are the proud
parents Of a 9-pound boy, born Friday
morning. Nov. 2.
Miss Grace Merritt and w.
Strubbe, who are going to school in
Ladysmith, spent Sunday with their
parents here
III. K. Strubbe has started to build
on his place and it will not be very
long before we will be able TO see d
comfortable home.
George Merritt has built porch on
the front of his new house and has A.
so put siding on the house, which
makes it look very neat
Paul Miller and family returned
home from the John $. Bordner farm
two miles northwest of COnrath. Mr.
Miller has been blowing and breaking
for Mr.. ROrdner for the past month
Mrs John S. BOrdner and Miss Jean
cite RietZ enjoyed Il 15-mile walk from
Ladysmith down here last Saturday
afternoon to attend the Walrath boost
or club Halloween party. They
started from Ladysmth at = 100 p. m.
and arrived here at six. They said
they had few chances to ride but
were not out for ride but for a walk.
Booster Club Party
The Warath Booster Club gave st
Halloween party at the schOOlhOuse
last Saturday evening. Oct. % They
had very good program. Miss Alice
Ward played the piano and Mike Ward
entertained the crowd with few
solos. Mr.. BOrdner also gave a few
comedian acts which were very inter-
cSting, after which he gave Il talk on
cleaning up the village site and tho
building of a club house, which sound
cd very encouraging. The children al
so did their part by speaking pieces.
1t was very exciting to watch the
ladies in the bean race. We hope by
next spring we will be able to have our
own club house with more cOnven-
fences. There were over 100 people
present, which made it very crowded.
but all went home saying they had
good time.
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George TroOst went to Ladysmith
Tuesday to serve as juryman.
\. Peterson, of Glen Flora, agent Of
the Watkins Co., made his fall visit
to this vicinity last week.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson, who has been
visiting her daughter at Dresser June
ton, Wis, arrived home recently,
Witches and gobllns were surely
abroad Monday night, if we are TO
judge by the appearance of the neigh
borhood Tuesday morning. We be-
licve there were volunteer workers who
helped in the transformation
The young peoples club gave dance
at The schoOlhOuse Saturday night.
There was quite a large attendance IN
spite Of the fact that there were two
other dances in this same vicinity. The
Howard and Goldsmith orchestra, OF
Ladysmith, furnished the music.
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RIVER HEIGHTS

Some of the people from this neigh
bOrhOOd took in the basket social al
Port Arthur last Thursday night.
Fred Rang, of Maple Center, has
been doing some blowing for Mrs. Dia.
mond the past week
Two new pupils started to school
Monday. The enrolment is now 81.
Several pupils have perfect attend
ance records this month
Some of the so-called Halloween
tricks played last Monday night
would not pass rs tricks if taken "a
court.
Roman SObOtik and Texas HOl-
stein are trying their luck at patching.
They are trapping and making their
headquarters on the Jackno place.
Miss DePew played a Halloween
trick on herself Monday morning by
locking herself out of doors With the
help of some of the pupils she took off
fall from the top of lumber pile and
the door and succeeded in getting ill.,
John Peterson, an employee of the
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WOODLAND SCHOOL

Wedding bells will soon ring in on
community.
Mike Tomczak was II Ladysmith
caller Tuesday.
The children Of the Woodland school
enjoyed a Halloween party Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Anton Benek returned Friday
night from Minneapolis where she
spent week visiting friends.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Check
alski Saturday night.
The following pupils have received
awards for Palmer writing: Nick
Klawiter, Helen Wojtkiewicz and An
ma JaSicki. Palmer Method button !;
Winnie ..lasicki. gold star button IA
tie Checkalski and Victoria Koniencny,
silver star buttOn.
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SHELDON

The Cox & Clark garage is at pres
ent writing ready for the plates.
Florence Carman started Friday for
Madison to visit her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Hebard.
Linda DietZe, who has been in Mad
ison all summer, returned home over
a week ago.
Emil TOutant and family made a
brief visit with friends in Sheldon Il
short time ago.
Mrs. Loren Trotter spent the time
from Monday to Friday last week at
the home of her parents.
Mrs. McCabe finished her promised
time here in the intermediate depart
ment of our school, Friday, the 28th.
\ Halloween party for the school
was held at the schOolhOuse Friday
night. There was program first,
then games, fortune telling, etc, and
lunch was served.
A railing is being put on each side
of the approaches to the bridge across
Little Jump near ThOs. McCann's place.
\ much needed improvement.
Quantities of evergreen Uycopo-
dunn are being brought to Browns
store, now days. They buy and ship
to wholesale dealers who handle such
products.
Miss Winnie Branr, of Joel, Wis.
was secured to fill the vacancy left
by Mrs. Earl McCabe, and begun her
work as teacher here Monday of the
present week.
The family of William BOppre have
been suffering with scarlet fever. DR..
Stewart has been in attendance since
putting them under quarantine. We
understand that all are now imprOv-
ing.
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HORSEMAN

H. G.. Wood butchered for 7. f.
Bittler Saturday.
James patSin is working on the new
rOda to Weyerhauser.
Ned Reed and family have moved
into the w. Il. Gleason house.
H. g. Wood and son are clearing
on the NJ. j. Alderman farm.
G. f. Alderman has been repairing
the telephone lines in this vicinity.
The painters are giving the Wilkin-
son residence new coat of paint
Chas. Gaullle is cutting wood in this
vicinity. His son is helping him.
r. Lyons, stock buyer of Rice Lake,
was business caller here last week
Zen Wilkinson has been hauling
lumber for new implement build
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sines OF Che
fek, drove up to his farm at Horseman
recently.
Ernest BungartZ and William De
W. +. Gleason farm.
Ben Johnson and wife have moved
back to their home on their farm in the
valley from Rice Lake.
George AXtell called in Pleasant
Valley Thursday. DOesn' this com
munity beat the Burnett county sand?
NJ. j. Alderman purchased some
huckwheat straw of Sam Confuse. j..
c. and ]. f. Bewley are helping him
haul the same.
Floyd Patsin accidentally fell out Of
the wagon backwards while being Ia
ken to school. Fortunately he was
not injured
Roy Strand and his father have COM
pleted the piece of road they were
building in Barron county. Roy is
back on the job Of Transporting the
children again.
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LEXINGTON

Roy Hansberry killed a wolf last
week
Quite a few of the children have
had chicken pox lately
Earl Bradley held party for his
Sunday school class Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Zercher attended the
teachers institute at Hayward last
week.
Claude and Fay Crye were Lady
smith callers Saturday evening and
Sunday.
The community club held their reg
nlar meeting in the schoolhouse Friday
evening
Mrs. Franklin is moving into the
Gimmengan place recently vacated by
c.. Zercher
Rev. Attig, of Ladysmith. called on
our Sunday school here Sunday. He
also held services in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Milliron, Mrs. t.
L. Binckner and two children, and
Mrs. V. Larson motored to Exeland
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Milliron have re-
turned to their home at Knapp, Wis,
after a visit of two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. l.. r. Bruckner
The masquerade at Lexington was
we'll attended Those from out of
town who attended were Mr. and
Mrs. G.. D. Oyerman, Mr.. and Mrs FL
mer Argetsinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Price and Miss Johnson, all of
COuderay First prize was given 10
George Vevea and BOBBY prize to Mrs.
Guyer
julius Jensen, of Bruce, who has
been at st. Mary's hospital at Lady
smith for the past few weeks for treat
ment was brought out last Tuesday
to the home of his sister. Mrs Morris
Nelson. He is getting along fine and
we can soon expect to see he and Liz
Zie' out again.
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CLOVERLAND

Mr. and Mrs. John Strop went 10
Rice Lake Monday to visit relatives
for a few days.
There are seven new pupils on the
roll at the Cloverland school. They
are Potter children.
A Halloween party was given at the
Fl. r. Theesfield home recently. \
large crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Larson are the
proud parents Of an S-ponnd boy, who
arrived last Wednesday.
Miss Helen Henis, Of Bruce, who at
tends highschool in Ladysmith, visited
with her cousin, Mrs. H. B. Theesfield,
on Monday.
MesdameS +. J. and III. B. Thees-
field and E. Redman visited the Oak
Grove school and also the new school
called the Progressive school, one day
last week.
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Church Notes

tcn-day special meeting closed ii
nger's SchOOlhouse Friday night.
splendid interest was manifest al
ugh the attendance was not large.
he pastor attended the all-day
les aid meeting at the home of Mrs.
Is. Fetting
sunday, Oct. so, services were held
Burnett, Lincoln and EXeland. The
was unusually fine and the attend
re was splendid.
While in meetings the pastor was
guest i'm the homes of MesSrs.
.aW, Fetting, Emil Johnson, Ed.
hnSon. Floyd Graves, Floyd Shaw,
.Orge Miller, and was a caller at a
lmber of other homes.
A revival meeting is planned to COM
ence about Nov. 20. 1t is expected
at number of pastors and helpers
ON out of town will assist in these
,rvices. New song books will be used
nd some special song services will
e held.
Services Nov. 13:
KIinger schOOlhOuse-
Sunday school, 10 100 a. m.
Preaching at II 100 a. m.
Mnrry North Starr
Sunday school at ? 800 D. m.
Preaching at 300 p. m.
Exeland--
Sunday school at 10 80.
Preaching at o'clock.
DR.. Verify, a returned missionary
rom China, gave a splendid stereop-
icon lecture at the Burnett church
fonday night About 125 were pres
/ and thoroughly enjoyed it. Dr.
Gritty, with the pastor, Elmo NJ. Kcl-
III, visited and entertained by a dis
lay Of Chinese objects, the schools
f Burnett and Meadow Brook.
Rev. Kellar will hold Sunday
choOi service ut Yarnell Friday
light and at Lexington Saturday
light. Preaching services at Leming-
IN Sunday morning, WeiRgor Sunday
fternoOn, and Exeiand Sunday night.
tuesday, he will go to Hayward i'm the
interest Of county Sunday school work.
Wednesday, and Thursday he will lie
I SpoOner for district conference
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THORNAPPLE

The Abbey home entertained rela-
tiyes from Gays Mills the past week
Anybody wanting real bachc lors
meal call at the Peterson home they
have it,
Little Kenneth Nelson is home AGAIN
after spending the past few we lexis
with his grandparents.
'phc social and dance given by Miss
Helga Olson at the SchOolhOuse Fri
day evening was certainly enjoyed by
all. a number of young people from
Ladysmith, Galley Lake and Bruce at
tended
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

| AM NOW located in my new office
on Miner-av. across the street from
the Baker House, where / shall be
pleased to meet Rusk county farmers
who wish to sell or list their farms. -
T. G. JONES, Ladysmith. Wis. 9tf
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EXEL4AND

anley ron is spending Tue week
home folks.
HI .Whyte made a business trip
-adysmith Friday.
ISIS Eva Ellis is assisting at the
4ane home this week.
rs. $. A. Nelson was Ladysmith
r last Friday and Saturday.
IS. Thorp and the new baby, Don
called on Mrs. Smith on
ay.
IS. John Wigginton, who has been
i'll, is4much improved at this writ
'"leY Holmes, of Waupaca, was
instss caller at EXeland last
families of William and Yves
Saldridge visited relatives IN
or Saturday and Sunday.
ThOrngate family returned ON
ay from an auto trip to Dodge
MINI.
}. Whited, of Minneapolis, was
MS week in the interests of the
I'd Mere. Co.'S general store.
and Mrs. Rheinhardt, of near
Lake, are the proud parents OF
hitch, who arrived last week.
Mood Y,1ax1raI %ro; ,1inr ron chaY.
LadySmith highschOOl, visited
Wler family over the weekend.
Nelson made a new blackboard
J. Harper this week to be used
Methodist church at Weirgor.
Re absence of the pastor, Mrs.
Watts conducted a very inter
service at the S. ID. b. church,
~, Oct. 20.
pie social and Halloween party
" the school and teachers on
Y night was big success and
0rt a good time.
en- MaxOn and family and Rob
18th took in the basket social
nee at the Rheinhardt school
Saturday night.
Clarence Keasling, who has
i for several days, is gaining
tn at present and will soon be
be out again.
services at the s. ID. Il. church
lnday were we'll attended. Mr..
ate will have charge next Sun
Ov. 6. All are invited.
BabcOck returned Sunday to
d from an extended visit to New
n, Wis. The families of Joe
and John Sheffield accompanied
)me, returning the same day.
or AlphOnse, of the Ladysmith
al, was an Exeland caller Sat
Sister AlphOnse has many
here who are always pleased
. her.
and Mrs. Lon Baker are re-
q over the arrival of son on
ay afternoon. Mr.. Baker reports
II and son doing nicely. They
the LadySmith hospital receiv
are.
:. Gordon Fowler attended the
annual meetings of the S. d. Is.
hes of Northern Wisconsin ana
CsOta, Oct. 29-31, at Dodge Cen
.Iinn.. as delegate from the s.
church, of ExeIand.
vices were held in all three of
uches here on Sunday and Il
number was out to each service.
credit is due Rev. Hobbs, who
nred the sermon in the Baptist
II building. Everyone in attend
derived much benefit from his
pleasing talk. Our little village
has been long hungry for an open
e where all can go and feel at
and surely Rev. Hobbs made all
cordial welcome. We sincerely
Rev. Hobbs will keep the good
up and hope the community will
d thc services regularly as an
'ement to a good cause. Services
be held again next Sunday at tn"
iSt church at II 80 4. III.
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HURT IN RUNAWAY

Ross Phillips was quite badly in
jured Tuesday morning when his team
ran away, dragging him for some dis
lance.
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OAK GROVE DAIRY-Wen improv-

ed S0-acre farm located 6 miles from
Bruce. Cheese factory Il mile. 80
acrse in cultivation. balance cleared eX-
cept 10 acres timber. Very good six
II head Of stock chicken house, corn
crib machine shed. Drilled well.
Large grove around buildings. Price
only 500 an acre. $500 down. Crop
payment on balance. Possession No
vember Isl. 29-30 Hill & Sergent.
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Flambeau MILL had the misfortune 20
hurt his foot while at work last Sat
urday.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-04

40-ACRE FARM, miles from town.
All good level land; 20 acres in cult
walton, no StumpS on stone. Price
$500. Small payment down. HILL
& SERGENT. 29-30
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HELP WANTED

SALESMAN and collector for Rusk
county. Steady employment to Il
hustler, Address SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., Eau Claire, Wis, CT
see me at Hotel Baker, or at our local
shop, 40 East Miner-av. J. s.
MILLER, Managing Salesman. IT.
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FOR SALE

WEAR II WELL SHOES and Rubbers.
s. j. CARDINAL. Agent, Racket
Store, Ladysmith.
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MY FINE 200-acre stock and dairy
farm. viii consider house and lot
or 40 acres improved farm as part pay
ment For particulars address f. c..
SCHMIDT, Cumberland, Wis, Route
.. Box CT. :30-32%
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

SOME IMPROVED and unimproved
tracts of 40, so and 120 acres to ex-
change for city property in Ladysmith
Fl. w. FLUNKER, r. =, Phone SO9F2
13tf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-04

AUSTIN WESTERN make grader, Z
foot blade; in good condition, both
horse and tractor pull; tractor pull
never been used. Anyone desiring to
know price and further particulars
write or call ]. G. RIEGEL, Glen
Flora, Wisconsin. 4tf
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LOST
FOR SALE--POULTRY

TOULOUSE GEESE and Pekin ducks.
Buy your breeding stock in the fall.
won first on Toulouse geese and first
and second on Pekin ducks at the RusS
county fair. Come and see my stock
or write for prices. MRS NJ. Il. LE~
COUNT. 29-30>