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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
SENSATION OF THE SfAS(
Leading Wholesale and Retail u
Makes Extraordinary
Announcement

For one day only. Saturday. No.
vember IA, the Novelty Suit and
Skirt Manufacturing Co. inauEurate
a big FIVE DOLLAR SALE. Wo-
mems Suits. Coats. skirts. Petit
coats, values up to thirty-five dol.
lars. will be sold for FIVE DOL.
LARS.
II is quite fresh I'm the minds OF
the people the values given at our
big dollar sale and We are prepar.
Ing 20 make this FIVE DOLLAR
SALE sim greater one, Greater
values win be given than ever be-
fore, and never at such an oppur-
tune time will the buying public
have such n chance 20 buy Fall aud
Winter Suits. Coats. etc. as at this
sale.
Come early. have your five dollar
gold pieces ready.
SEE OUR WINDOWS.
A few extra specials for Saturday.
Women's high grade Suits, values
up " $3.50, special Saturday o.,
s''ssss'.sss.sss $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

4 ROME. Nov. II To promote Z
. the happiness ~ the people =
= AZ the time the Eikins.d Abruz- =
q VI nuptiala are celebrated, I'M =
a perial clemeney viii be eH' =
= tended all petty and political :
q offenders. according 90 reports .
4 current here today The Duke =
= d'Abruzzi has been iu confer :
a enee with his cousin. king a
. Victor Emmanuel, according :
= 10 the court gosaips. and Il ~ :
. intlmated that amnesty t0 pftn- 4
. onera will be given Of the =
= time Of the marriage ~ kath. =
a crime Elkinn 10 the duke. =
q b b n - - 4 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
CHASE EI|
In Capture
tBy unI.ss prss.l

CHICAGO. Nov lf-ssr
chase Of 600 miles ,uz I
Francisco and other Pzdfs Z
cities 70 Chicago. Ner fosf |
troii, Cuba, Honoluis AZ Asrk 4
again. Robert caFTl ttaszEs 4
having swlndled sessfza n
coast banks cut u sens x1aa
agEreRaring over siapae ~
tnred here today vken b =
a letter AZ the geaerzi is1r
dow Of the posfoffics ~ ri
alleged 20 have sxlndIes q !
tionai Bank % sSn frEass
Of $1,000. the Farmers pHM a
Of San Jose out Of 8 ~ ~ I
eral banks IN Oakland. O. 81
s.. 000. II Is charged that b n
the names q BIG devEi;E1
checks for various snoazik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
DELEGATES VRAM|


DENVER. Cole. Nov -
quarreling all morniag u
gates 70 the conveniios q D.
erican Federation a lAN
reached no decision h - g
between the two fscileaz I
Electrical Workers u1ias
seats as delegates 70 ~ =
ton. The Electrical.
union Is one Of the siroazk
federation and the con's
awaiting the decision snn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
P0ST0FFICE HEADS
HAVE ORGANIZED

with the aim Of securing in
creased efficiency Ia the postal serv
ice supeFfuteudsntH and foFemsn a.
the local poatofficc have organized
local chapter the niufh Ia the
country. % the National AsHocia-
tion Of Supervising Employees
The association has Tor ffH % gecth
cooperation Nlth the pretuffice de-
partmeut 20 secure more uniform
and economical business methods 70
raise the standard Of efficiency. 80
secure legislation 90 raise the stand.
ard - wages. and 20 widen the field
% opportunity for postal employees
George Williams. superintendent
% mails r. the president u the
Local association. q W Matthews
cashier ta FecretarY. and Thomas j
Ferguson assistant supervisor 81
the money order department. 10
treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
Home Life Of the Pioneer
Days Is to Be
Reproduced.

An exact reproduction ~ home
life during the enfiy Cos viii 10
giV1 by Ezra Meeker on the
grounds Of the Alaska Yukon IA
cific exposition next year Mcekcr
has been given an acre ~ ground
lust south ~ the music pavilion
and he now plans 20 build five
cabins, without the uHe u lumber
Or nails. ~ which ~ house the hia-
torieal exhibit ~ relics when the
territory nov comprising the states
~ oregon, Washington. idaho and
a part ~ Montana and Wyoming
waa called the old oregon country.
within very few days Meakor
viii drive his team Of oxen ~ the
exposition grounds and prepare the
ground for the erection ~ the cabins
- form the pioneer colony Oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
ANOTHER
MYS1ER)
icy unIsss Prs,

IAKENGo. III. NV HI :
automobile. vista ne -.
pierced ~ bulisss al.s -
butcher knlvas fetofear :,
several sticks q n6e1 s.sl.s1 .
blood. were f0nnt tn8ss - -.
erH on TIE JOHN hstfofd s.s,s + I
here. -
Following the flndinr q u, /.
81 oscar H0gann0n. I ne.xa, q.
heiford, by the dead w4ss 4.
GER. a search was heKun $40
q force % Nfurkuen unt<f q.
Fscftou 81 City Marshal re
the meantime. Tsctfard has -
rested near Ellis 81 ;
women ard one mar are - \
ssillAnee here ~ ihs poles 3 \
have hsrn ee4n 70 srcquf1fs y
the bstfort farm. and sore "a
heionfinEn have been fonn1 s
premises
Among the neighh0rs Il q
wto have disappeared AZ
Q'iEarT and James ofHsIss +
bodies may be found "a ths a4]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
MEEkER TO BUILD cam
ON A.-Y.-P. GROUNDS

Dave The famous .. H..
ga 20 hauling ess.I anleh n.
i'gyuef on the frtp ~. ~
'D Wellington, ID Z ION ~
~. pull The plow TIA, s sha ~
I" turn over the tsFsb ~ b !.
q foundation Tor fhe y s. re ~
One y The cabins \ .aniis
tie music haii. and y 2 4 "a,
eEhihitcd number y ~ WI
lHFifnnfuiH used ~ 20 H1s'
nsrrr SONGS vim b ~ ~. IN :
perrH ~ agtsndnae. .sns b \
iys ihai be viii exhll.,a 70 W
Zine meiode9nA h s., .sssfsl :,
#lD BE shown aDlnnlnssa e " d
looms VA Operation Nhtsh y
Thora ia to be 4 ,.,
Z school house n "a .l|oslstsiss .
John " Meeker ~ NV, y. ~ q
Hse ana "a brother a y ian
WV be- in charge q "A, Nc &. Esss.'
Mf"h'r vas a scas1 'h IA.
carly days IRE e4s5. hsfhs .
headquarters for All 49,, \ d,
Z hs olf oregon coun., se .ss ~
1903 fair ilflllfS \.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
/ DENf1

CHIcA(s
Ez7hY y
. htrtv
~ 70
1elnss ~
trfT len
q stolen
Erth 81
z willis
-, hotel
GAles De
eM one
<ken Cpd
~ Dunn
"A she n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

A suit for $4,000 damages
against the Great Northern railway.
IN which Susan a. Hancock and Ma =
bel Hancock are the plaintiffs. ~
Judge Giiiiam's court The suit H.
the result % an accident, which took
place at stanwpod. October "a. 1905.
when Samuel Hancock and three
other man, returning from a hunt
tracks al Stanwood. we're struck hy
an express train and instantly
killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

SOUTH ciR Etru
Ths Last DIVISION TuWs ~ ths
chicago MiisauEss 4 - raai nafiaay
81 EAsrEHS wkNHiNafoN
win ~ sala Ag sussiaa " me MI.
wAukEE LAND cuarA~r a. Eias
terrie. Hrekane en- flttttAt
NoVENnEh ~ issf al esiesA >
sossk ei &c kis,s i. heated Ia ..ssi4a a.
ta~rship 90 uefth tsnas ~ est
wluamstte msfidiau kittitss ep4ntf.
naar ths heaA ~ ne spisusif Hilfitas
valley. nataf faf ~ hiue fftisan ur
rharts asd rfcffahls dairy farms u
- naar ~ eaii.Enaen Hasi4n coal
fields Wh~Fs hunarsta ~ m*s 49,
efnpiaFs4 Atnina far tne pfHese "a
assi2is i carsisd on n - csssafe
EIum hsins fha u4fafal oatntting
point far the District TIE rAAima
river = nrard reGurtalu stfean. ~.
forss aesndant satsf fef poser sri
trsiaauan TIE atfeseni nnaaiaias
afn uneNr~iied Tor hwntlns ans ftsh
esfs are large a sii - fns frss
chiesso. Miiaaasss . % rspl alvi,
niam falnt east ~ the Cascades fhis
toxsfher With the varied a1d ssfsn
siFr nafufaf rssaarcea enriustfelf
tfihafaff 10 South Gle Eiuu. lnaarss
rapid efnmth ard epprsriAtinN N4iass
20 property ard husinass
Mafsfats saiass All b. placed % lofs
Terms aur-fhfFd cash haieuee ~ ars
nna t~e ysara. vita n'egssi a. 7 pef
Fsr fsrshsr infsrnsusn ~riss o. sppiy
q vs. MORROW
GsnsrAl rewnslfs anA Land AHent.
SO C1iun BE Huifafag
spoEans. Washinstan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Lastly college yells from the
threats 81 see varsity stuaents bore
their good will and wishes for VIC
tory over oregon 90 the University
- Washington football squad when
IL left tbs tuion depot Tor Eugene
this Afternoon. The corridors and
galleries az the station echoed VITA
the roilcEian songs and yeiis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

urTWrEN SEATTLE AND rACo4A
Near survey ~ rev short ttnn Inter
ufbAhse foftY aef~A faeiug beautiful lass
Iaud IL al nearly level pHft fish hos
tom land balance first sfiass upland D
room piasfeFsd hsHss nsu frame harm
several ughulidiHaH abundance -
water large orchard ~ bearing ts,eee
EaHf terms -
HonInf NALrHY
-fssis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
Gamblers Can't Open in
County While He Is
in Office.

While George p. Vandcrveor Is IN
the prosecuting attorneys office
there will BE- no poolrooms In King
county.
Mr. Vandervear has served notice
that any attempt 20 sell pools will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

IN the superior court this after
noon a jury brought IN a verdict
awarding $3.50 damages 60 John
r. Nell for injuries received BY
driving into hole In the county
road near snoquaimie Falls IN No
yembcr OF 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
VANDERVEER SAYa
no POOLROOMs a.

result 10 raids and Il. ,.,..'
All gambling parapkersse: .
Yesterday afterroon IN. !.
= A Franklin. II. sr,ss ~ ~
Annabelle ? ZONES, fSes i.
! y Hutchina. r. witt 90 q
and II Peters wes ss,.,l., - !
Georgetown raid By Dsnu., :. ]
Llnet and Neck Thee -.
leased on 500 bail. n.
men say they wifi open -. !
Vanderveer asserts ,Eey y Z.
rested ~ often a. they d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

ST LOUIS. No. Nov. IL
Thomas McGrath. who was an cleo
ton official In the Second precinct
Of the Third ward at the August
primaries. was convicted late yes.
tcrday afternoon Of having made
false returns and was sentenced 20
four year. in the penltentiAry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Tx stanford universal e
gather Saturday nlgni
the olympus cafe 10 hoa
nual Jolly up. In he'@
stanford California foo.lA. n
an stanford men in lM
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

TORONTO. Nov. i2.-Duncan
Cameron Mccallum. late teller Of
the Farmers Bank OF Canada.
pleaded guilty 20 the theft OF 49,
GOO and was sentenced TO three
years In the pcnitentiary. Mccall.
ium attributed his downfall to
gambling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
CRY RIAL ESTATE.
$4,000 Cash

Fine f1ufsFgn cottage. Got foot
d.rnar ciosa 20 car 90 minutsa' ride
rhia IL good iitfie home and one that
VIII make you some menef. hnlsnce
fft month.
a. y FAY COMPANY. ENC
-fi.ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Two fafnl Zoo rooms. pas range heal
furnished. electric light phone. use IN
bath and laundry Adults only queen
Anne HAS -asFl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Traffic on the south Seattle street
car lines WAS delayed Ter three
hours Tits morning by tho derail-
which jumped the track az THE Nor
mandy At end % the krNstfs. near
the Washington Iron Works Sew
erai ties were broken and the car
had g be unloaded before u could
be lifted back onto the rails Pas
aenEsre were transferred 80 cars
beyond the wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

" 7, Walden. q young negro who
lives AZ 81 Boren Aw ~. was
stabbed by Bert nolden. another
negro. In a club conducted By Mote
Freeman AZ aa2Th Firet av.. shortly
after AZ o'clock this morning Wal.
don WAS taken 90 Wayside Elmer.
gencx hospital. where Il IL said his
wounds Will not prove fatal. nolden
disappeared and ia stIli at large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

News has just become
DIT. a. r. Roller,
wrestler and nsplrant y
honors. was married q
Miss Trncy Helen AlNYa
cent trip 70 the Hawsan
was really q honeymoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

BOOKS oF HEgfsr "A rtoN
Notice is hrrstF given 60 ths sle-tHfs
~ Seattle aHhngf District No. 4. kina
rounsr state ~ Waahiuxten. that tneAa
81 rsxfssratlnn f1r tna purpose - permit +.
tiax said slsrtors - register ard befuina
qualified voters a. tnr annual 4uf so.
eial sehdnl district slnrfs1ns 90 - hesa
In salf district On Saturday tn tth dsg
81 December 1895 ass noe open 81 TIRE
Directors AZ Seventh AF@nus ard Merinn
street ana that aid backs - HsEisfra-
sson wiii remain epsn tetsssn ne hours
af e'efoek a m ard o'cineA y -
en- each ard eNsrr DAY teNteEt legal
hahtayaf from The 5ats herFef up -
ard ineiadinE Hnfuqiay. fhs 1tfh taY -
Novsfntev. tsas. ant al e~fauna desifins
- vote AZ said election who bare NOT
herstofars durfna fhis Yeag 1875 rextstsrs
81 In the manner and alfnlp thf Tins
prescribed ~ iaw will hs reqairsd 81
register on o. before she last mentioned
Furthsr naties j. sirsn that said hoeas
81 registration viii - closed finally end
Ter ali paFposes on SATURDAY. thr 18TH
dAr 81 Nessrabrr. 1895 aud no prrsan
Nance Will thereafter BE- registered fer
the purpose % said annual aaa special
~ WITNESS WHEREBY haze here.
unto sst ny hard sid AHMED The s~ai
Of seattle school District No. T. ~ klHR
County. state u WashinKton. this liza
day % Nevsu1 bef. 1913
uFrR EN " JONES
HacrstaTy ~ the Beard % Directors ~
Seattle School District No 1. kinE
County. Wssh.nEten =-ii-sr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Women's Tailored suilA So
to $500, special sa'a'ss y.
..t.s....s.-.ssts
Women's Tailored suit.
to $4,000. special sa'a'uA "A
....s....-+s.s.''''
women's Tailored co .is +
black. values up g M
day. special 800
Women's Tailored coals
effect. IN fancy mli' ss.ss
IN 60 $3.50, special Id
.........
women's elegantly ia ,ss \
Coets. values up to ''' a!
aay. special .,~.'''' III
$500 Opera capes ''''''v
See our windows Ia !
Extra salespeople
THE NOVELTY SUI W. IA I
MANUFACTURE
1915 Second .' ss 7
[. 4 Hoffman "'s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reaPenr'
hility for errors OF any MI"
occurring In telephened @aNe'
tisemcnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

aaAaesaaeesaHa y - - ~
The Manly neardlns and sale stables
Horses hifed fpr ell purposes, ny day
o. wseh giee western av fheas haia
feea Ind lNaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
aAnIf Avn noon nAnnAfNa

.aasa
SASH AND DOOR nARnA tNa
We have eup own door mill uuy
daers from 40
Doors fer painting tito
We manufacture every silaht 81
faHvy window We sell We have nglt
ene price, the lowest On wiudewa Latse
cottage front windows with fancy tops
and bottom GLASS texto prizes ttef
our window frame department We
have the largest product and make ~.
stt frame We sell FiAla frames 81 90
catiass tron, doors, with siass q 90
ouf Craftsman sf hanaaiuw front
desr 10 ~ iaehes thish and T. srsat
Picture mgldins cen, PEI Zoo,
that have been isn eveF ~ ordered
NfnuE cuii doors Fte These doors
sgish! nsss : ~. eeasl e sems other
fssuiaf shade closlns them gut
send fef priee lists Write yduf aams
sud address pisiniy ana We viii far
malt free. rastpaid Nithout charge
q ~ WILLIAMS CO
lsls Msslefh Ave ssatns wash
sash aud Door Dealers Ia the Northwest
IT
one hafss weight 500 peunas ans hay
nHf". Aela peundaI must he saia at once
VIII not fefqas an offer fnquife New
macs "fessfY hea,h Seattle Main ~
Trend rev ssaisAin ana sfraing saat I
aesi isilans reoss tx is 80
a swell drlVina harsa AVID tunrY Ia
9afe 4ss Sullivan tlaa fheas Ind itoe
second hara wasaas aaa busssss al
sihas Seattle Msson fefa. Ass ftfsi
sEwlNa MAcWLNns Al Alaas
SSsis ' iss as'' raa s va ''' W." ~
90 rlaao esFsinssts for sis Aaarass
80. es4f Tins
Tes sale Wen fst,sa maaure Eas,
-
ssuaii srocssy for sale cheap Phone
Sasen Acne ssst
ABsrRAcVoRs.
nS-,s ge,,,,.... ,-.- -
hsliEF aieeh Fhens Aaia ia
ARCHITECTS.
----~--~--=--------=------
tee p4Hs besh hsa.s cottage sna taa.
ts .ss 49, sst s,sss So 'I hay
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
------------~---.-----.-----
smith . ksltF fchaa Wsslsy nasHh
EtsdsfIsA W keiiFi. lies AmsFirsa
FaaA uaiiains
fTpeF IaaYsf, hasnsaa ard
ste Nstnea Fialnta seffiaHHNnta Huana
~ aad 81 WsinA uiaeA iis Ftfsf ~
BicNcLgs.
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s1uatflsa III
BANKS.
IRE CANA DIAN nAsA OF CON
MEMrM
HEAD effira TugeMfn. raNana fffa
tfsarhss 10 canafs. sfF A 4snsrei
nsnsiua tesiHssa fsfsfsst ssiewsd
MaEinaa ahd Gffns fepesiis
nEATfttN BRANCH
"a Hell MHas
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SITUATIONS wANrEo"

eSituationa wanted eaNo
tisements gSe for rs word"
times. Additional ssaee' DC pe'
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
-AgLP WANTED"
nNr 40 rlAaeIFlEO ADS

AND At CLAssIFFh U
One cent word Minimum
charge l4c. Whom ehei " 49,
account actual number OF ~"
as set will be counted, nsN 49,.
Insertions made for INC
~ SIX when cash II pe'u, -
cap. lines or fraction Nhe'N'''
viii be counted as two ines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Classification cantot DO siN~n
after ~ o'clock daily,
BALLARD AGENcN-~f' y
Mullen. k40a ballard avs ~
city Hall Phone, RsliarN eNe
MAIN OFFICE SeNentn 49,
between Union and OniNs'H''s'
Phcaes. Main 1850, tnd, sl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

ACRE TRACTS
We have q tract ~ iasa nofth ~ -
attic that Ns have suhdifitsf toto sinai
Erarts The sHii 10 very good. YEA would
set aah Zoe anything hatfNf foe NeNs
tables celery berries. fruits. etc fHu
ear set ffem 10 10 acres ita ana 80
pes aeFa paiY 10 per feut cash
MEHl A WNEEfsNN.
sas cor NAN htNgNi
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II the al
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liant vi
a 1srd |
reed f0|
Midland
4 the ID
|eoter Il
Dc wen
Ekets Al
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Iefon Il
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

gHnAr.- 20 ACRES Nifs healthy
place siass 20 eauHf gnif ffts -
Apples and KeMefahfss r. cellar Tor ~
= irfas free pnad and water Feea
sfakntsr EkifhaFsH. Naibfaifh DOS
a'rIafa SHARP. nfHfhinss Come guieA -
hafagasa aed $50 me enetfnAatef
HERE ~ A noon HErseis acres,
sea- krai. bali fith elder ipnai f~.esss
ssaa apisnm aii nearlF level ttss
nonEHT AAfsrur
sigssFasslt &tsaks nuiidias
~aIEsgt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
HIP WANTED FEMALE.


Wanted meet Hirl Tor heusswork
small family, NO cookine "a rhons ~
tHte ATS 18TH av NJ lie ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Farniture ana lease caritai mil hess
Faanta a sacrifice Part F#Hh 4sff
raniFfsta. usea SIS aesas $40 asfrn
tssHsh svanae HsrtA Last 1877 Hst8sfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
ron RgNT-lIoUsGs,

wanted Experienced bcn bon dipper
supssgor Candy a Cracker Co, itt Main
~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-21

eth?" l am not going to change a
word of the Bible in order to explain
this to you, but am going to call
your attention to something you all
know, namely that the Bible which
we read is translation into English
from the original tongues, made by
seventy men, at the command of King
James, of England. am going to tell
you however, that they found nothing
in the original manuscript which gave
them any right or authority to trans
late this passage in any such way.
The word "chasteneth' is taken from
the Greek root "paiduein, which is
the foundation of the English word
''pedagogue," or INSTRUCTORS; and the
word 'paiduein' means ito instruct"
or direct" and it does not mean any
thing else, and when that passage IS
rendered into English as it is written
in the original Bible, 1t doesn't read
Whom the Lord loveth he chasten-
eth but Whom the Lord loveth he
instructeth;" and it becomes another
proof of the Christian Science teach
ing as to the abnormal nature OF sin,
which Christ destroyed in conformity
with the law which God manifested
through Him.
In order that there may be sin,
there must be temptation; and in
order that there may he temptation
there must be sin, and they both must
proceed from the same source. Is
this source God or mankind? If it
be God we are lost. If it is mankind
we are saved. Let this question be
answered for us by James and John
James writes: Let no man say when
be Is tempted, | am tempted of God:
for God cannot be tempted of evil,
neither tempteth he any man: But
every man is tempted, When he is
drawn away of his own lust, and en-
ticed. Then when lust hath conceiv-
ed, it bringeth forth sin: and sin,
when it is finished, bringeth forth
DEATH
John writes: "Whosoever is born
of God doth not commit sin; for his
seed remaineth in him, and he can
not sin, because he is born of God"
Dare we, dare we in the face OF
James statement that lust is the
origin of sin. and Johns that who
soever is born of God *cannot sin
because he is born of Cod ever
again associate the name of nature
of God with sin in any manner what
soever.
Paul says, There is no respect OF
persons with God Do you believe
that? Most of you will say to your
selves. Oh, yes, Let us see if you do
AS long as we believe sin, disease and
death to be real just so long we be-
lieve that God either directly or in
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Just Satisfied Herself.

People Of all sorts weigh themselves
on the penny in the slot machines
found widely distributed in public
places, but never before had this man,
anyway, seen anybody weigh on one
Of them anything but himself or her.
self as this weigher. a woman, did in
q subway station.
She came in carrying in one hand a
muff and in the other q box Of polished
oak that was narrow and proportion
ately high and maybe a foot in length.
That the box was heavy was shown
by the fact that the leather handle
had been stretched somewhat by its
weight.
And apparently it's present carrier
had found it heavy and was curious
about its weight, for now she set the
box on the platform of one Of those
weighing machines and dropped a pen
ny in the slot. 1t weighed ten pounds,
certainly a heavy box to carry. That
was all she wanted to know-didn't
weigh herself. She just picked the box
up again, this time with a smile, and
went aboard the train. New York
Sun.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

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certain natural fluids known as the
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juices that the food we eat is acted upon
in such a way as to produce the rich,
red blood that flows through the veins
of our body and thereby makes US,
strong, healthy and robust, and it is.
the weakening of these digestive juices
that destroys health. 1t is our own
fault if we destroy our own health, and
yet it is so easy for any one to put the
stomach out of order. When you need
to take something take it promptly, but.
take something you know is reliable
something like Kodol For Dyspepsia,
and Indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to
take, it is reliable and is guaranteed to
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