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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Lonnsst of inc Season.

Philadelphia. May lS.-in the long- est major league game of the season. Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati in sixteen innings, 5 to i. Cincinnati
 OOoo2 O 70 900 Q 90 0 O--4 Philadelphia
 10000 . 0 0 Q o 0 0 o Q Is
 Keefe Smith and Clarke; Chalmers, Alexander and Moran.
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Mrs. K. D Smith. of Fort Smith. wife of the counselor of the onion Commercial Travellers. is in the city on visit.
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AMERICAN LSSOCIATI9R

At Indianapolls-In is, g.; Toledo, ?.
 At Minneapolls-M Milwaukee, 2; 8.
 At St. Paul-Kansas City, 5; St. Paul r.
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Don't forget our big sale on all porch furniture Grand Rapids Furni- ture Company.
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Second Game

Memphis I 10 o01o o--s 3 8 \. 0. 70 oo 0 Q 0 0 o--o 6 8
 Finlayson and Knots; Paige and Angeme.r.
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Cole and Kling; Fucker. Scanlon and Bergen
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Austin. 3; Dallas. 3. (Thirteen in lings)
 First Game Houston, z, Waco. 6 Second ame-Houston. 8; Waco. l San Antonio, 1; Oklahoma City 3, Galveston, 1 Fort Worth, 4
 COTTON STATES LEAGUE. Meridian, ,; Hattiesbrug, ]. Greenwood. 1; Vioksburg, 2. Yazoo City. 5; Jackson. 8.
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spirit had been received by any member
OF our race. The Lord Jesus himself
''the church. which is his body and
which, during this gospel age. has been
walking In his steps OF self-sacrifce. Tho
special privilege Of this this gospel age Is e the
TO the attainment. instead, OF the heav-
enly nature.
This was an incomprehensible matter
to those To whom 1t was preached at
first. No Jew had ever thought of any
thing higher than the human plane and
divine service on the human plane. But
invitation To the heavenly nature and
heavenly service as the bride OF Christ
and his joint heirs In glory. OF this call,
81. Paul says that It is a. mystery that
was hidden from past ages and dispen-
saJions, but that It is now revealed unto
the saints tcolossians J.. 2S); 1t was
should fully appreciate and comprehend
this ITO you Il Is given to know the
things OF the kingdom. but 10 outsiders
these things are spoken In parallels and
dark sayings, that they might not un-
dcrstand."
This mystery was, therefore. never un
derstood by many because the saints
were never many. and by and by, when
saintship was al a discount and when
nominal Christians became numerous
and influential and made the creeds II
was but natural that the mystery should
become more or less bcfogged But in
stead OF going back to preach human
restitution 10 the human plane In
world WIDE Eden. the misinfo~med the-
ologians hung their own hopes and the
hopes OF the world upon the heavenly
aseurances-just where they did not be
long.
Thus II WAS that. despite our five senses
and every plain statement OF the Bible
II has become the prevalent belief that
humanity Is Of spirit nature and not
earthly. human: that dying is but getting
him either to Heaven. Purgatory or He'll
With this confusion the danger all along
theological lines has become. great. so
that practically every doctrine Of the
Church is more or less confused thereby.
This is the secret, this is the reason why
the Bible is misunderstood and being
cast aside with the creeds Of the Dark
ages as no longer worthy Of consdera-
ton. while the bulk of Churchanity
err Criticism. Evolution, Agnosticism .
with lttle faith In personal God and
no definite hope.
'sseek Ye the Old Paths.'
It is time. my dear hearers. that we
seek the old paths. the Bible paths. and
that we seek them intellgently and rev.
erently and honestly. There has been
much searching OF the Bible 10 find
proofs OF what We believe and to en-
trench ourselves in errors handed to lis
from the past by well-meaning but de-
he honest and to search that we may
know Gods message to us through his
Inspired prophets and his Son and the
Apostles.
T.: win not do to say that doctrines are
unnecessary. The Bible puts faith:
Christian character. "Wc believe and
therefore speak"
Let us do this. let us not he content
until we know exactly what the Bible |
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Agent Sues Continental.

against the Continental Life Insurance
and Investment company OF this city in
the United States Circuit court at san
Francisco 10 recover 500, 900 alleged to
be due lim on an agents contract. In
his complaint <imbaiI sets forth that he
entered into n contract with the Con
tinentaI 10 write $4,000. 900 OF life in
surance In five years and that after he
bad written over 100000 600 in twenty
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trouble in all its
DIRE ed full forms /;
shooting pains all
over my body, sick
headache, spinal |
weakness, dizziness,
d ession, and
everything that was
horrid. / tried many
doctors in different
parts Of the United
States, but Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
lille Command has
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teaches concerning What is man"
and respecting the hope. mans resttu-
the ion heavenT e9 Gi Gazing % of s the chnres Ses
When we begin TO see these matters
clearly the entire Bible shines as never
before, our faith becomes strong as
never before. And then, II we are hon
est, our love for God and our zeal for
his service must also Increase proportion
ately
What Is the Soul of Man?''
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy is not
common, every day cough mixture.
1t is a meritorious remedy for all the
troublesome and dangerous compica.
tious resulting from cold in the head,
throat, chest or lungs. Sold by all
dealers
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)['L>UNlW7A A
WOMAN
I. CURED
v lydia E. Pinkham's
egetable Compound

|Ottumwa. Iowa. For years | was
most constant sufferer from female
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Begotten to a New Nature.

Very long ago the distinctions between
these two salvatlons was lost sight Of
the restitution for the world (Hebrews
M. l Acts ill.,. I9-2D. The Old Testa-
ment refers exclusively 10 the earthly
and the fact that the New Testament
tells almost exclusively OF the heavenly
and its promises was overlooked. Thence
forth no difference was recognized be-
tween the consecrated church and man
kind in general and the words OF the
apostle, addressed 10 the church class
only, were applied TO ALL
For instance, in first Corinthians. the
fifteenth chapter. ST Paul discusses the
general fact OF death reignug through
Adam and of the provision. through
Christ. OF resurrection OF the dead.
Then he proceeds TO speak specially OF
resurrection of the dead" The (emphat-
ic) resurrection signifies the special or
first resurrection class. and the dead
similarly marks the special class of dead
ones-thc sanity dead. the church OF
Christ. begotten OF the Holy Spirit to
new nature, the heavenly nature.
people in general have applied these
words TO humanity In general and un-
derstand them TO teach that all that
are sown in corruption will be raised in
IncoTuption; that all who died in weak
ness. WIFI he raised in power: that all
who died animal bodies. will he raised
deavorlng 10 impress very different les
son, namely. that the church is a spc-
cial class and viii have a special resl,r-
rection TO spirit conditions which the
world will never know anything about
cNperimentally.
The Bible shows this had we but no.
ticed II: The apostle says God eivcth
10 every seed its own body" that is to
say. II we SOW wheat we expect 10 reap
wheat. II We SOW oats VIC expect TO reap
oats. The apostles argument is that
none need expect 10 be OF the wheat class
the spirit class. unless they arc OF that
class when soWn In death. In other
words. he would have them understand
that a natural man, an animal man. In
the resurrection will be an animal man
but those who accept the divine offer Of
this gospel age. 10 become new creatures
in Christ Jesus. bcgotten again by the
Holy Spirlt-these will not come forth
in the resurrection human beings but
being in fun harmony with the bcgcttinc
OF The spirt which they have received
Will in the resurrection be born of the
spirit
Up TO the time Of Christ no promise
OF a change OF nature from human to
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Life Insurance and High Living.

What is declared by experts to be a
sidelight on the high cost OF living and
eXtravagant living is furnished by the
announcement tina, outstanding loans TO
policyholders on the books Of one of tho
regular old line life companies in the
east at the close of 1910 stood at sloo, 0Oo,-
000
This is taken to mean that virtually
so invested the increase In outstanding
loans TO policyholders being nearly ! ] per
cent for 1910. as against a gain Of SA per
cent In 1909. Although the three giants
the Mutual Life, New York Life and
Equitable-have not compiled their fig
ureS yet advance reports show that
OF last year upward OF $3.50, 900, 900 loaned
TO policybolders.
That means that approximately one
eighth OF their total assets was repre-
sentatives of the companies named say
that no such large aggregate loans on
policies were ever reported by any three
companies In the history OF American life
insurance,
The records Of the company first re
ferred to show that Its average loan last
year was s2S4 MS against s257 in 1909,
1859 in 1905. and S257 In 190I-thc year
alluded to by inanclers as the panic year.
It is fair to assume that other companies
have Jared similarly Several loans made
by the larger companies last year were
for $4,000 or $4,000 each. There were
numerous advances of $4,000 and $4,000
TO individual poltcyhodcrs.
Some OF the borrowers were already in
debt to the companies for previous ad-
vances That much OF the money thus
secured went for the purchase OF automo-
biles and other Injuries was shown from
the fact that the applicant often asked
that the details he kept secret and that
the checks covering the amounts or ad-
vances should rot be stamped loan de-
rnrtment." Not a few intmated that
they were borrowing to enable their fam
lilies to continue the scale OF living prac
tlced in 1909.
What was probably the largest loan on
a life policy was that OF Sl40.000 made TO
firm in 1907 That loan supplied much
needed payroll money for prominent
corporation.
The total of outstanding loans on poll
cies reported by one OF the old line COM
panles at the close OF each OF the last
six years is as follows:
I9Iu ..'e.,o-' se-.-.--.-.-..-- S93, f%I, 200
l3uH ,-.--.-..s......... .....,.. S2.O3l 400
lJOI bS,Ug1s suOU
l3uo .........s..... ........s,ss 55.I93, 900
The managers OF the loan department
Of n life insurance company say that
loan once made an insurance policy
sticks In the same way as mortgage
does on the home The experience OF one
of the largest life companies shows that
80 per cent OF loans made to policyhold-
crs are never repaid, That is TO say, they
result either in the abandonment of the
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| cere, honest, desirous of assisting hu-
| manity. etc.
But does this prove. scientifically, that
they are honest. that they are true? Ask
| any spiritualist, He will tell YOU at
| very most, that he believes some OF them
are honest. or will tell you sorrowfully
mat some OF them have lied to him time
and again; and II he he an advanced and
experienced Spiritualist he win tell that
az times some OF these evil spirits have
made all manner OF vile suggestions to
him. But he viii tell also that AT first
II was not so; instead he was at first
told that he should pray more and read
leered al and mocked and told that the
Scriptures were nonsense and that al
though there is n God the inquirer is too
renegade TO hope for any blessing from
We have neglected our Bibles too much;
we have trusted too much to worldly
wisdom. The Bible alone gives the solu-
ton OF the matter. II alone tells us re-
specting these spirits; that they are not
humans and never were; that they are
the fallen angels. D. V. we will consider
them a week from now.
"a Mans a Man for A That
The Bible Is thoroughly consistent
with itself; from first to last il maintains
ing to the Greek and the Hebrew of the
Bible he Is an animal soul or animal
being in contradistinction to spirit soul
or spirit being. Man that is born Of
trouble; Man dierh and wasteth away,
and where is he? He shall not awake nor
he raised out OF his sleep until the heav-
ems be no morc'-until the present order
OF things shall have passed away dob
xiv, LIN.
Again We read respecting the death
sentence and mans hope Of recovery out
Of death by a resurrection, Thou
turnedst man TO destruction: thou sayest
return We children Of mem" Cease We
from man, whose spirit (hreath of ife)
is in his nostrils' (Palsm &c, 3: Isaiah
ii. 22); "lf man die, shall he live again
All the days of mine appointed time will
await until my (resurrection) change
come. Thou shalt call and I will answer
thee (awakening from the sleep of
death). for thou wilt have desire unto
the work OF thy hands; ''Tbere shall be
resurrection OF the dead, both OF the
just and OF the unjust" Dob xiv, II;
Acts xiv. 15).
They are dead. they are not alive as
spirit nor in any other sense. They will
be dead until God time for the resur-
rection OF the dead Resurrection OF the
living would he unnecessary, and II death
brought to man change to a higher
plane OF existence as a spirit being, then
the resurrection of the dead would not
be set before humanity as blessed hope
for rather il would be a punishment even
to the holy.
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Consider This Advice.

NO woman should submit to surgi-
kal operation, which may mean death,
mil She has given Lydia E. Pi1kham's
Vegetable Compound fair trial.
This. famous medicine, made only
rom roots and herbs, has for thirty
{ears proved to be the most valuable
tonic and invigorator Of the female
Prganism. Women residing in almost
very city and town In the United
ptates bear willing testimony to the
wonderful virtue Of Lydia L. Pink
nam's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. PinIkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
uer for advice. Her advice is free,
1onftdential, and always helpful.
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lone more for me than all the doctors.
feel it my duty to tell you these
acts. My heart is full Of gratitude to
{ou for my cure. Mrs, HARRIET e,
HAMPLER, 524 S, Ransom Street,
pttumwa, Iowa,
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Whence Came the Error?

1t seems probable that this serious
error, which has had so much to do
with the worlds theological confusion.
came about through the misunderstood
churcn-the application Of things said
concerning the church 10 the world, to
whom they did not apply. Bible stu
dents are coming. more and more 10 see,
In the light which one passage OF Scrip
tlre throws upon another. that the
church is distinctive class. separate
from the angels and the world of man
The divine plan revealed in the Scrip
lures sets forth one salvation for the
church--on the spirit plane. II reveals
on that spirit plane it shows us that
one OF these classes was typined In the
priesthood Of natural Israel and that the
other class was 'yp'fied in the Levites,
who assisted the priests servants.
The remainder OF the tribes OF Israel
represented lypically. the entire world
Of mankind, who will ultimately be
saved moi to a heavenly state or condi-
ton. hu, as men. to restored earthly
condition.
1t will be remembered that the priests
land. thus typIcally showing that they
represented that portion Of humanity
which. by Gods grace. will obtain a
heavenly inheritance and experience d
change from human to spirit nature.
As the Levltes and priests represented
the first born OF Israel saved at the
PASSOVER so those who will attain a res
direction TO the spirit plane are scrip
turally designated "thc church of the
hrst-born." and again, the first fruits
unto Goa of his creatures" The elect
Of this sosnel age are not. therefore, all
who are 10 he saved, but merely all who
arc to he saved 10 The spiri, plane. with
the completion Of the elect church and
her glorihcaticn with our Lord in his
resurrection; the FIRST resurrection
philippians lii. 10; Revelations XX., 81,
the kingdom Will be established for
which VIC pray.
The kingdom per Sc. will be spirit,
invisible 10 mon. but il viii have earthly
agents and representatives. and its deal
ings VIII be with mankind TO uDlift
Adam ana his race from sin and degra-
dation-not TO spirit conditions. not tc
the heavenly plane. not to make them
Ike the angels. but az the Scriptures
declare TO restore them to human per
lcction-to perfection of the earthly ma
ture, in which Adam WAS created and
from which by sin he fell and has been
redeemed by the grace of God In Christ
Jrsl1e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-21
A DEMOCRATIC DILEMMA
Rochester's City Ticket Without a
Single Candidate.


Rochester, N. Y, Oct. 19-After
nominating a complete city ticket at
the city convention held last week,
the Democrats of Rochester are today
without a single city candidate, each
nominee having submitted his decli-
nation to the Monroe County Election
Board This is unprecedented in the
history of Rochester and it was de-
clared today that there have been
few, If any, cases where all the city
candidates on ticket declined.
OF the county ticket only one can
didate remains. Some of the ward
tickets also have been deserted In
the Third Assembly District Martin
Wahl has declined the nomination
A former Mayor, George E. Warner
nominated for Mayor was the last TO
decline. The destinations OF the 9TH
er candidates we're filed within the
last four days. A mass-meeting OF
citizens is proposed for the purpose
of obtaining suggestions on candi
dates for office on the Democratic
ticket The Committee on Vacancies
named at the city convention threa
tened to refuse to serve but will prot
ably continue and name a ticket.
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CURE> CATARRH
Antseptic, Healing, Mentholatum
Quickly Kills catarrh
Germs

Catarrhal troubles can be cured
opy by an antiseptic treatment that
kills both the catarrhal germs and
soothes and heals the irritated mu-
cous membrane.
Apply little Mentholatum to the
nasal passages at night and while you
sleep the treatment does its healing
work and at the same time kills the
catarrhal germs. Its action is almost
Immediate; the first nights treatment
gives you great relief.
You can buy rs cent jar OF Men
tholatum from any druggist with guar
antee Of money back II II does not do
all that is claimed for II. This is the
most economical treatment for cat
arrh that was ever known as one
package will last two weeks or more
Every home should have a jar OF
Mentholatum as 1t is Invaluable for
all cases OF inflammation. soreness, etc
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ARGUES FOR REFERENDUM
oreson's Defense Based Upon Reeos'
milton Of its Legality

Washington, Oct. 19.-Oregons de-
tense of the initiative and referen-
dun method of legislation has been
presented to the Supreme court of
the United States in the shape of a
brief by Attorney General Crawford
OF that state. The brief is reply
to the attack by the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph company
on the constitutionality of the meth
cd.
According to Mr.. Crawford, the
question of whether the initiative
and referendum method violates the
clause of the Federal Constitution
which guarantees to each state a
republican form of government is a
political one for Congress and the
President TO pass upon, and not a
judicial one for the courts to decide
The attorney General argues that
the political branch of the Federal
Government has already decided that
the initiative and referendum method
is constitutional.
Senators and representatives
from states reserving those powers
are seated in the Senate and House
of Representative without protest,
he argues in this connection" Wher
new states are admitted the presi
dent and congress pass upon the
form of government presented by the
proposed state, and have in seyera
instances approved State Constitu
tons reserving the identical powers
attacked in the case at bar, notably
Oklahoma and Arizona.
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AID FOR INJURED WoRKMEN
Government Commission Considers
Plans for Report to Congress

Washington, Sept 19-Under in
structions to present its final report
to Congress by the LIST OF January
next. the Employers Liability and
Workmens Compensation Commits
sion, appointed last March to devise
a plan for insuring compensation to
injured employees. will meet in this
city next Monday to formulate ten
tative recommendation
Chairman Sutherland favors the
English plan of direct assessment on
the employer for injury resulting to
an employe because OF his employ
ment, wherever the responsibility
may rest, but others support the Ger
man plan OF a general tax on employ
ers and common fund from which
all injured employees are pait
through the government. This sys
TEN the Utah Senator regards as un
suited to the American form of gov
eminent because of the danger o
abuse through political manipulation
and personal fayoritism.
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MAN HUNT IN KANSAS
Murderer Of the Snowman Family
Still at Large Despite Search

Ellsworth, Kan, Oct 19.-Never
since cattle thieves infested this
county has there been such man
hunt as was waged here today for
the murderer OF the Snowman family
who were slain last Monday Sher-
IFS and citizens in motor cars. in
carriages, and on horseback all heay-
lily armed, searched this region all
day.
From Newkirk, Okla, came a mes
sage tonight that a man answering
the description Of Charles Marzyek
who is being sought, had been caught
there. A photograph OF Marzyek
was sent to Newklrk to Identify the
suspect
one OF the largest posses was led
by three brothers OF William Show
man. head OF the murdered family
Two had rifles and the other a shot
gun which had belonged to the dea,
man, and It was agreed that If tn,
suspect came within range, Samue
one OF the brothers. should take tn,
first shot at him with Williams gun
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THOUSAND TEACHERS ATTEND
sixty-seeond Annual Convention Of
the State Association at Montpelier

Montpelier, Oct. 20.-Upwards of
a thousand school teachers are pres
ent at the 62nd annual convention OF
the Vermont State Teachers associ-
alton which opened in the city hall
here yesterday afternoon, the larg-
er auditorium seating 1000 being
filled to the doors. Mayor Ballard
welcomed the teachers and the re-
spouse was made by Supt. Il. M. Ros-
coe, president of the association.
The principal address was delivered
by Rev f. c. Luther of Trinity col
lege, Hartford, whose subject was.
Are We Wasting Time in School and
in College?"
Perhaps this title should read"
said the speaker, Are we wasting
time in our pupils lives? The most
evident loss of time in the education
al industry is the time that is not
devoted to it.
Heaven forbid that | should seek
to reduce childhood to the treadmill
of the constant study Of books or TO
deprive our boys and eir.s OF their
divine right to ample play time. But
| do believe that our vacations are
longer than can well be afforded and
that the daily sessions might be ad-
ded TO without harm TO the pupils
without depriving them of one desir-
able particle OF the JOY that is the
heritage of youth. In fact, ] be-
lieye most children might almost
welcome such change as that sug-
gested. After all, isn't it the teach.
ers, the college presidents and pro
fessors who would be most outraged
by plan which should keep them
on their jobs for periods comparable
with those which must be devoted 10
business in every other employ
ment?"
Booker T. Washington addressed
the evening meeting his subject be
ing The Negro and the Application
of Education to Life"