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"Ponder the Path of thy feet and
VOL. -XVI
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GOOD MORNING Friends,
and Readers of the World's
Cresset, since our last talk with
4LOU in the Cresset, we crossed
the Missouri lino, and we are
now iu Arkansas, near Leachville
in Mississippi County. But
this does not break tbo ties of
. Friendship, between us and oar
friends in Old Missouri, nor an;
place else whenever we may
have any. And Thb Wobld's
Cresset will come to you with
its stream of light; from Its New
Location as free as when it
spread its wings in Old Missouri.
And we shall be as determined
to til) the minds of our Readers
withtthe Word of God, s a hun.
.... gry man at a full table, to satisfy
bis hungry appetite.
For this reason we say to our
' Friends in Missouri, and otber
States, that we shall never for
get the past help, that you have
given to us, and we beg your
-tontinuation of Friendship and
Help. And will say further, to
those Friend and all who "may
become. Friends in Arkansas,
we beg your Friendship in help
iog to give to others the Beauti
ful Light of Divine Truth.
Thb World's Cresset will
- come to your hemes every week,
unless some preventing provi
. dence. And in our New Ilome
we shall work for the good of
mankind io general, and in this
(. manner, try to do the most good
for the most people,
OUR 08AHM.
Tbo change that we have made
lq our location will call for a
repntition of our foundation iu
regard to the teachings ' of .the
WordcfGoil as we have many
new subscribers we shall for this
reason repeat many of our form
er sermons, we aball give you
the difference between Creation
and Formation fis the word teach
the difference So dear readers'
tank for it and be benefited by it.
;yjWiS nderstaqdlpg . of the
LEACHVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Co. ARKANSAP
Our New Home
We are now located within
two miles of Leachville Ark. on
land owned by Hon. S. L. Culler
of Bunker Mo, on land, at . the
present, could be called nothing
bub a vast hbwlln g wilderness,'
which we must at the present
believe that God has spoken of
in thir manner.
"And the work of righteous
ness shall be peace; and the
effect of righteousness, quiet
ness, and assurance lor ever. -
And my people shall dwell in a
peaceable habitation, and in sure
dwellings, and in quiet resting
places;
When it shall hail, coming
down on the forest; and the
city shall be low in a low place.
Blessed are ye that sow beside
all waters that send forth tbith:
er the feet of the ox and the ass.
Isa. 82 IT 18 19-20
For we must say that, we
come hare for more than one
purpose.' 1st from a naturel
standpoint to clear up Mr Cul
lers land and make it a fruitful
field.
2nd. From a spiritual standpoint
to establish righteousness, both,
naturally and Bpirituall y for
there must be a restitution of
all things, which is spoken by
all the Holy Prophets, Bince
the world began. There
fore righteousness, and peace
must be brought to the world
And while the peace proposition
is being discussed by the world
of nations, we in this part of
God's land and country shall do
all we cr.n to set forth, this
great, proposition in our new
home, in living it. And that too,
for the purpose of leting the
world see our good works, so
that they too may glorify the
the great God of heaven.
For this purpose we must say
that we trust, that
our labor
here in our new borne may be
the cause of this icripturo be
ing fulfilled, please read.
"Repent ye therefore, and be
converted, that your Bins may
be blotted out, when the times
of refreshing shall . come from
the presence of the Lord:
And he shall send Jesus
Christ, which before was preach
ed unto you:
Whom the heaven must' re
ceive until the times of restitu
tion of all things, which God
hath spoken by the mouth cf
all his holy prophets since the
world begnn. Actu 8-1920- 21
Yes dear reader there must
be a restitution of all things
spoken by all the holy prophets
since the world began,, before
Christ will come the . second
time.
And this restitution must
bring to the world a covenant of
Let all. thy ways
everlasting peace and the Rlory
of tbo rightoirsness of the land
shall cover the earth a? the
water, covers the sea. And we
shall say that we feel quite
thankful for tbe offer made to us
of our new home' by the Hon.
Mr Culler ot Bunker. And also
for giving 08 pur Business as
sociation with his Hon.' Agent
Mr J, F.$Wlllrlck the banker of
LeachvilleAfk. For this and all
other good reasons we shall try
hard to be of great service to
our land Ltfrd, our neighbors,
and mankind in general in our
new home nd tice location in
viting evey' body to come
to Churchy especially after
we get our'New Church and
hear . the - Everlasting Gospel
preached, and lived every day
by tbe JAH Ville Colony people.
Lear old Readers
oi ie . Worlds
We come to yon again from
our new field, with our arms
open to yon as ever, and Dray
that our new readers may turn
in witn tne offered'- mercies of
laod, and be saved from this
unto ward world, which is taking
au toe advantage cl tbe igno
rance cast over the people by the
vail cast over, all nations -With
the image eet up by the second
beast John saw rise up ont of the
earth, with two horns like a lamb
and spake as a.dragan, and made
all the world to winder after the
first beast. For this reason Dear
Old Cresset readers we will
have to go over tbe same grounds
we have many times spoke to
you about. But it will only be
refreshing your minds with the
great truths of the Bible, which
we say cannot betoid tv often.
And at all times,-bring new light
to us. For our new readers has
cot had the privilege of reading
of the two men ona canted on
the sixth day. oen 126 27 and
the otber one formed after the
7th: day oen. 2nd. 7. So look fnr
'ru
IU8 VNEB5ET.
Sayings of Great
Men on tbe peace
LEAGUE;
(Clipped from some late papers.)
Reed And Washington
Are joined . for 1920.
old is new Americanism
THE SENATOR FROM MIS;
SOURl SCENTS ' A PARTY
SITUATION THAT WILL
MAKEHIM THE LEADER OF
THB OLD THOUGHT. T ' .
Cresset
be established,"
THURSDAY DEO. 2Gtb. 1918.
THIS IS WHAT HE SAID.
"I desire to ask tbe attention
of the Senate to some rather
brief remarks touching the pro
posed league of nations. I shall
not be able in tbe time limited,
to enter into a complete analysis
of that great subject, I hope
merely tc throw out a few aug.
gestions which may possibly be
ot some use at a time like this.
"At tbe beginning I shall
breach a senatorial precedent by
reading a statement by George
Washington. I know that Wash
ington is very much cut of
fashion-fHla memory and teach
ings are fading from the minds of
modern statesmen.
Nevertheless, out of reverence
for the past I challenge your
thought to these words by
Washington in the very sunset
of bis life, when looking back
ward through the mellow light
of experience, he surveyed the
history of mankind, and when he
was also able to catch a proph
etic vision of the mighty re
public of today. Let me implore
your attention.
"Against the insidious wiles of
foreign influence, (I conjure you
to believe me fellow citizens) the
jealousy of a free perple ought
to be constantly awake, since
history and experacce prove
that foreign influence is one of
the most baneful foes of republi
can government t Real prtriots
who may resist tbe intrigues of
the favorite are liable to become
suspected and odious while its
tools and dupes usurp the ap
plause and confiileuceof the
of the people to (surrender tbeir
interests." etc.
WARS SURE TO COME AS
LONG AS SIN EXISTS, SAYS
MARSHALL.
Only when powers accept peace
at any price will nations league
avail, Hp asserts.
Friction may be ended, by
trade reciprocity.
Voices opposition to Govern
ment ownership but prefers it to
sbip subsidy,
Nations' League
Only can Save
Germany States
Von Bernstorff.
Former ambassador breaks
silence maintained since his re
call early in 1917.
Expresses great bono in effort
of Wilson.
, Denies emphatically he was
ever implicated in any conspir
acies In this country, '
THE ., ".NEW AMERICAN
DOCTRINE.'1.
Senator Knox hae joined the
chorus of voices warning Jh9
United States against '-serious
international entanglements..'
Whilo th President is making
1 history for us on European soil,
and is collaborating with the
leaders of the alied nations as
they seek tu make peace
Prbv. 4.26
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permanent. Mr. Knox talks
about tbe extension of the
Mource Doctrine and promul
gates what he terms an entirely
new "American Doctrine,"
which be sees emerging from
tbo present world situation.
LODGE WOULD PUT OFF
NATIONS' LEAGUE SCHEME.
Washington, Dec, 21, calling
President Wilson's league of
nations idea "captivation and
aUractlved,'' Senator Lodge,
Republican floor leader today
seriously questioned its prac
tical lityas a working plan to
keep the peace of the world.
Attempt to form an effec
tive league now, Lodge said on
only lend to "embarrass tbe
peace that we ought to make at
once with Germany.
"Intelligent discussion becomes
difficult when tbe league of nation
drape themselves in trailing
clouds.of glory and omit to tell
us conditions to which they
propose to bind the nations,"
Lodge added.
He followed with a series of
questions as to who would be
members of the league whether
Germany is to bo included
and whether small nation are
to have a vote equal to the large
ones. Lodge urged postponement
Jof dtscussionof those five of the
President's 14 peace terms until
a satisfactory and binding peace
treaty has been signed:
League of nations.
Freedom of tbe seas.
Secret diplomacy-
Economic barriers.
Reduction of armaments.
Declaring that Germany did
not change its nature overnight
when theKaUrr ran away to
Holland,", Lodce demandnd a
peace treaty packed by nln-aical
I guarenteed that would make it
inposslble for ibat country "to
break out again upon tho world
! with a war on conquest:'1
i '-JUSTICETO IRELAND WILL
PROVE WAR'S AIMS WERE
WON. COR'DINALn-mNTN.-PT.r
j UU
IN RINGING SPEECH, AT
MASS MEETING,.- HE URGES
THE POLITICAL WRONGS.fcF
THE "OLDEST AND MOST
CHRISTIAN" CF ALL THE
PEOPLE BE RIGHTED AS
EVIDENCE TO THE WORLD
THAT THE REIGN OF JUST
ICE HAS COME-
His Eminence. Cardinal O.Cbn
ntl of Boston, delivered a notable
address at the Madison Square
Garden (New York) meeting,
Tuesday night, Dec. 10, on the
occasion of tbe great public dem
onstration for the'settlement of
the Irish question. The' Post
Dispatch herewith preasnls tho
text of bis speech: " -'
Who was it who by the enunci"
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