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THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, FEBRUARY 5, E. M. 303 (1903.)
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Paine and Roosevelt Again.
NEWS AND NOTES.
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On a c c o u n t <>f m oving, we will p ro b ­
ably have to sk ip an issu e o r tw o of
th e T orch . F re ig h t tra v e ls slow ly.
and we c a n ’t say at th is tim e , ju s t
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when we wi.l be ab le to open o u r p rin t-
lu g office in K a n sa sC ity .
I riend G u il d :—I have lea rn ed th a t
R oosevelt is to a tte n d th e 200th a u n i
v ersary of th e b irth of Jo h n W esley—to
be c e le b ra te d in C arn eg ie H all, N. Y.
I h e c e le b ra tio n is t o be on Feb. 20, a n d
it . . is . p ro
. .. p o sed .. to raise m oney to pay
d e b ts of N . Y. M e th o d ist c h u rc h es.
T he New York T im e , of J a n . 17, says-
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low ra ils, sk ip p e d sla te sto n e s from th e
lake sh o re, and fin ally C y ru s coaxed us
to go hom e w ith him .
W e had ju s t a rriv e d th e re when
C h a rlie rem e m b e red th a t his fa th e r
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had p . ro m ised
him a flogging if he w ent
th e re again w ith o u t p e rm issio n , a n d he
knew from ex p erien c e th a t th o se p ro m ­
ises were alw ay s k e p t. U ncle M iles
co u ld n o t alw ays pay h is d e b ts, b u t he
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PREMIUMS.
M e tn ak e any of th e follow ing p re m i­
um offers to those sending us $1 for
e ith e r a new su b scrip tio n to th e Torch
of Reason or fo ra renew al. T hose renew
ing m u st pay all a rre a ra g e s:
premium offer no .
“ Bible G od,
Bible
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T eachings
and
S e le c tio n s fro m tb e W r itin g s of Sci
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th o u g h t; Past, P resen t and F u tu r e ,” by
Few News and N otes, because th in g s C o lo n ists had ta k e n u p a rm s a g a in st cried all th e way hom e. 1 had n o C h ris t
r B. W akem an, w ith p o rtra it of a u th o r,
are h u m m in g lively a n d w e ll.'
th e ir d iv in e ly o rd a in e d ru le r, I knew tan fa th e r d ire c te d by th e H oly W rit am i “ E m an cip atio n of E d u c a tio n ” by
Prof. \\ ak em an .
We sh all be off nex t w eek—b u t have th ey would fail. 1 was g ratifie d , h o w ­ and G h o st; so 1 failed fu lly to ta k e in
PREMIUM OFFER NO. 2.
ever, to lea rn th a t th e D isse n te rs (M e th ­ th e s itu a tio n o r to e x te n d to C h a rlie
to wait a day or two to sign p apers.
o d ists i co u ld not from c o n scien ce sak e the fu ll m ea su re of my sy m p a th y . 1
P o rtra its of th e F re e th o u g h t E d ito rs
M r G u ild will stay in S ilv e rto n a n d s u p p o rt o r d efen d th ese rebels,
of
A m erica (eig h t in n u m b er), artistic«
ju s t felt bad because he d id , w ith no
ally
arran g ed on heavy card -b o ard for
h old a F re e th o u g h t F o rt a t G u ild H all.
“ ‘T he claim of th ese m isc re a n ts, is idea of wfiat was com ing.
fram ing.
The L. U. O. fam ily now ex p ect to th a t th e ^ a re «“ title d to lib e rty and , As soon as we got hom e U ncle M iles
PREMIUM OFFER NO 3.
reach K ansas C ity , M onday, F e b ru a ry p ro p e rty by n a tu re , th a t th e y n ev er saw th e te a rs in C h a rlie s p le a d in g eyes
w . J . D ean’s new book, “T h e C h rist
co n ced ed to any sovereign th e rig h t to and ask ed him if he had been to th e
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d isp o se of th e se w ith o u t th e ir c o n se n t. widow C o n v e rs’ ag ain . H e rep lied ,
D on’t forget to sen d for o u r “ Block
PREMIUM O FFER NO. 4.
* * * T he a ssu m p tio n th a t th e “ Yes, b u t 1 d id n ’t th in k .” “ I ’ll teach
of F ive” su b s c rip tio n c a rd s, and help
com m on people are the orig in of pow er you to t h in k ,” said U ncle M iles. “ PH
F o r $1.50 we w ill s e n d th e T orch an d
th e T orch an d th e L . U. O. T h ere is
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re g o n W e e k ly J o u r n a l ” ( P o r tla n d ) , a
is w holly in d efe n sib le . T h ere is no s e ttle w ith you in th e m o rn in g .” C h a r ­
“ M oney for y o u ” in it.
pow er b u t from God an d o rd a in e d by lie a te no s u p p e r a u d to ssed a ro u n d ou rep re se n ta tiv e D em ocratic p ap er, both
one y ear.
M rs. W akem an will be e n te rta in e d G od. He who re s is ts th e pow er of th e his pillow a u d crie d m o st of th e n ig h t.
In o rdering, please sta te which p re m i­
by som e W om ens’ C lu b frie n d s while
re s ists an o rd in a n c e of G od, and
T he n e x t m o rn in g a fte r b re a k fa s t and
th e la st agonies of p a ck in g a re going p u rc h a s e s d a m n a tio n to his own so u l.’ fam ily p ra y e rs, U ncle M iles to o k C h a r­ um offer you wish to tak e a d v an tag e of.
These offers are lim ited and renew als
on. H e r b roken a n k le s till m akes h er —(Misc. W o rk s, vol. I l l , p. 457.”
lie in to th e “sp a re ro o m ” a n d w hipped
m u st be forw arded a t once. You can
u n a b le to work as of old.
1 here was a tim e when th e follow ers him w ith a raw h id e w hip. 1 sh a ll n ev er
tell by th e d a te on y o u r w rap p er w hen
E very L ib eral o u g h t to have a copy of Jo h n W esley were n o t c o n sid e re d fo rg et th o se cries. 1 c o u ld see th e y o u r subscrij»tior ex p ires.
of M a u g asarian ’s New C atech ism . Send very re sp e c ta b le , a n d tb e very good m ark s on his back fo r d a y s a fte r.
Send all o rd eis ami m ake all m oney
A u n t L u cy n ev er p ro te ste d , n o r did
OS fifty c e n ts for a copy a n d be c o n ­ p eople looked dow n u p o n th e se M e th ­
payable to
vinced th a t th e above sta te m e n t is c o r­ o d ists. Now, even th e P re sid e n t of th e any of tb e fam ily , as far as 1 co u ld see,
TO RCH O F R EA SO N ,
re c t. if you h a v e u ’t read it you do U. S. is w illing to n eg lect his official ever te n d e r him a n y sy m p a th y . I was
S ilv erto n , Oregon.
work to a tte n d th e ir c o n v e n tio n —to n o t w hipped because I bad n o t had p re ­
n o t know w hat you are m issing.
h o n o r a m an who d id all he p o ssib ly vious w arn in g .
The Ingersoll Chair.
A ta lk w ith som e o f th e fo rm er s t u d ­
N o t very long a fte r, I m an ag ed to
c o u ld to p rev en t th e c o lo n ists from
e n ts of L . U. O. show s th a t T he N o rth -
g a in in g th e ir lib e rty , even to im p lo rin g get back w ith m o th e r an d siste r. Soon
The am o u n t su b scrib ed and paid in
West B usiness College will be w elcom ed G od to h elp K ing G eorge 111.
cam e th e new s th a t C h a rlie was d e ad . for th e Ingersoll C h a ir are set forth be­
by th em . O th e rs hope to get o u t and
B ut th e P re sid e n t is now very w illing 1 do n o t th in k U n cle M iles ev er had low. T his sum is actu ally in th e h an d s
gee th e w orld, and c o n tin u e stu d ie s iu
to go to his n a tiv e s ta te w here s ta n d s an y c o m p u n c tio u s a b o u t th in g s like of our tre a su re r to be safely invested
th e incom e only to tie used.
Some D e p a rtm e n ts a t K an sas C ity.
th e m o n u m e n t of th e “ A u th o r-H e ro of th a t. H is in h e rite d in c lin a tio n s were
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