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THINKS THE WIFE OWNS
THE HUSBAND.


4rE4 4xT AAA4E
Dear Miss Grey. | think II In just
lovely In you to give such good
advice. but I don't agree with you
when you say wife doesn't own
her husband Just because she is
married 10 him. II wife doesn't
own him, who doos7 Don't you
think a wife should have first
place?
A man should prefer his wife
above all others. but that does not
make her own him. He should have
manhood enough TO refuse even her
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Letters to Cynthia Grey
eActwLoR GIRLS MISTAKE
sssssss ...ss...... =

Dear Miss Grey While vlsitng with OF nine met very
Ss so"s man WITH whom soon became
am not foolish over him like lots Of Girls accompanied
rom dance one night and the
9tae went to the park and while there
hnk mat made him angry
way Nov he
MS company e tog chum he of me but ION
account OF TINS miAake thought
est aud would like 70 get back hS friendship because Il Is So seldom
I'm" wee, Iespec.ahle BOY. BACHELOR GIRL.
m YOU are IN the wrong say in womanl
aoN your regret over the Incident make
write short note asking him 10 call and explain matters
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*NOTE-The word "home-
stead as used in this adver-
tisement, refers to "homc" or
"domicile" as distinguished
from the legal term.
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Liver Pills

II Is impossible TO be well,
simply impossible, II the bowels
are constipated. Waste prod
ucts, poisonous substances,
must be removed from the body
at least once each day, or there
will be trouble. Ask your doctor
about Ayers Pills. 1 io 9. h,'s n GO.
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Former Government Cruiser Arranges for
Opening Up Big Body Newly Cruised
Land-Believed to Be Last Chance for
Cheap '"Homesteads" Under New Plan.


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NOTICE TO READERS

4 All letters cannot be an. \
= awefed In the paper. aud many =
4 are without name or address. =
= A stamped. self.addressed en-. .
= velopa always brings a prompt .
= reply. CYNTHIA GREY. =
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HEY BOB UP
AGAIN sERENELY


Dear Miss Grey: When women
learn that the car company has re-
served three back seats for men to
smoke, they win go up front, add
not complain about II.
HatpIns are all right In their
place. but over the edge OF wo-
mans hat is not the place.
A MAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

That there Ia no Investment that
pays larger dividends. all things
considered. than cheerful smiles
and kind wordsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

That pillow filled with dried
hops often proves a cure for In
somniay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

3 See the cruiser West Virginia In
tho dry dock, navy yard. Round
trip SOC. .ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

That there Is no time for enjoy
ment like the present?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

That grumbling Ia as contagious
as smallpox?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

That the piece OF work you dread
most is the one TO tackle first?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

See the cruiser West Virginia in
tho dry dock. navy yard. Round
trip soc. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

Remove from range and add whites
81 eggs beaten stlff Chsll aud fla
yor.
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should ho know In his heart that
what she asks Is wrong. The same
applies TO tho wife.
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without pain.
No cocain. chic
reform. ether or
KaH $3.50 n meth ID
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and pos itlvely
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Times That Professional Men
Should Know and Do

shs. 4. mt third nrttrte mnds pes
80 \. Father tanEhas welcotte
-.,s.k sn Socialism.
whea a given theory or ealenla-
49,. earrrruinE substance 0r mate
~" see~tofarc net recognized a. a
49, Il faand in harmpuN With nil
$3.50 hraurhes of science. ~ then
e..-a....fs H. recognition a. science
Va sfert scientist who has made
.es,.s 10 dlaproNc the principles of
ssnssiia,n has net only failed, tNt
..lratit demonstrated The rfiu.
900 81 scientific socialism 10 be
n harmony With an branches pt
r. ,aeueness with which some
...els analyea fundamental ducss
.,,.s i realls amusins and thrir
ss~-sxs lnnSa reasoning creates such
ss1sxsea that neither they nor any
~. 49, can tell what they meAa
~ vhat they say. Thia % one ~
~. hsnrfits "a = modern ctucaticui
!, esahlsx men 70 SAY much art
.'.sr rafhinN. and when men 81 this
ss.s unA4fsAke 10 toy with ana per-
80 fht truth about ~rioutific
S.rislissn. we. who have studied the
sr..slan slt hack and smile With
49, tolerancc while our pnpou.
80 ta.i critics make Of their arE1-
s~sns \ Golgaita thurial placer for
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Nance o'Neii was born Ia Oak
land. California, 1875.
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Whirlwind Canvass
and Final Rally.

Chairman Johnson M. Camden,
of the Democratic Campaign Com
mittee, and Secretary w, o. Davis
are making arrangements for a
final rally at each of the county
seats in the state at 9 o'clock Sat
urday, November 2nd. To adver-
tise the event speakers will, wher-
ever it is practicable, 90 over the
counties in automobiles Thursday
and Friday before. County chair
men and precinct committees will
be on hand, and after the speaking
will hold final conferences to de.
wise ways and means to get out the
full vote.
The campaign headquarters at
the Tyler Hotel, Louisville, is a
very busy place these closing days
of the campaign, and everything
is being done to get out tie largest
vote for Wilson ever recorded in
the state. Vich-Chairman S. W.
Hagar is constantly on hand giving
the benefit of his experience, he
having successfully managed sew
eral campaigns, while Hon. H. V.
M. Chesdey is kept busy making
appointment for speakers. Dur
ing the last two weeks of the cam
paign a whirlwind of speaking
will be made all over the slate and
nothing will be left undone to
arouse the people to the greatest
opportunity of their lives to come
to their own in control of the gov
eminent.
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FAMED VICTIMS OF ASSASSINS.

William Mckinley President the United States; Buffalo,
NJ Y, September g. 1901 by Leon Czogosz, anarchist.
James A. Garfield President of the United States; shot Wash
ngton July q 1884, by Chas Geau anarchist and died September
10, following.
Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States in
THEATRE Washington April a. 1885, by Wilkes Booth
died the day.
William Gaynor, Mayor York; shot 1910 by an in
deck of liner Mr. Gayno about sail for
Europe The wound inflicted seriously affected the victims throat
but fatal
Theodore Roosevelt President the United states shot
Milwaukee, by fanatic October IA he standing
tomoble preparing 90 political meeting.
George M Shppy Chief of Chicago poce attacked his home
March 1905 by Lazu Avebuch supposed anarchist Averbuch
shot and killed by Shippy. who exonerated
Carter Harrison Mayor of Chicago; shot Chicago October
1893 by Fred Prendeast crank who had been refused city
position.
vi Korean Cabinet; stabbed death Seoul
o. 1909 by member of political society
Hrobum to- Japan; assassnated Harbn Manchu
ria October 26 1909, by a Korean
King Carlos and Crown Prince LUZ Philippe Portugal shot
three assasns while driving through the streets of Lisbon Fbu
airy 1, 1908.
Grand Duke Surgus Russia February H. 1906
by revolutionsts.
Soisaon Sonnn Pocuraor General of Fnand shot February
6, 1906 by revoutonists.
vohesko Consantinovtch Pehve Russian Minister of
Interiors asassnated July 2S 1904, by revolutionss
Gen. Borko Governor of Fnnd assassnaed by revouons
June 10, 1904.
King Alexander and Queen Drag of servia; assassnaed by
revoluionss June 10, 1908.
Humber King of Italy, shot to death July &c. 1900 Monza
Italy, by Angelo Bresci.
Empress Elizabeth Aua stabbed heart by Laochn
FrenchIaan anarchist Geneva Switzerland while going
her hotel to boat, September 10. 1885,
Juan Maria Reyna Barros President of Guatemala Guatemala
City, February IS, 1893 by Oscar Solnger.
Antonio Canova Del Castillo Prime Minister of Spain;
death by Michael Angoo alias Gol Italian anarchist Santa
Agneda, Spain, while going to the BATH August 8, 1897
Nash Din, Shah of Persia May l. 1885, he entering
shrine his palace The who shot him down
and believed have been the tool of consp
He caught and suffered the horrible
ingenuity could invent
Stansaus Stamboulof former Premier of Bulgaria. killed by
persons armed with revovers and Knives July 25 1895
Marie Francois Sad President of Frances stabbed
Italian anarchist named Caserio
through the of the city, Died the following morning
Casero guilotned two months later.
Karpo Chief of Russian police of ST. Petersburg
blown bomb thrown by member Revolutionary
Socialists
Arthur T. Jackson Bombay, India the Chief Magistrate
assassnaed by native for and
movement against British authority
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throw of the little left fielder
would be wide, threw up his left
hand and Meyers turned away
without trying for the ball. Yerkes
did not know the throw was wide,
however, and he plunged head
foremost and slid over the plate in
cloud of dust with the run that
won the worlds championship for
the Red Sox.
The crowd fairly screamed in
delirium of JOY. Men threw their
hats in the air and cheered until
they could cheer no more. Hun
dreds rushed upon the field and
gathering about the Red Sox bench
applauded the winning players.
Mathewson buried himself in his
great coat and walked from the
field. Scores of persons followed
the pitcher and patted him on the
back, congratulating him upon his
fine work in the box. Manager
McGraw elbowed his way through
the throng to the Red Sox club
house beneath the stands. where
he congratulated Manager Stahl
and the Red Sox players.
Il can't say that / am glad,
Jake, but one of the teams had to
win. 1t was the Red Sox and COD
gratulations are in order," said
Manager M eGraw, addressing
Stahl. A spectator addressed an
insulting remark to McGraw as
he walked across the diamond and
blows were passed: but no damage
was done.
Mathewson and Bedient were
called upon to pitch the deciding
game and the veteran outpitched
his young rival by shade. Bedi-
eet was taken from the box to per-
init Hendricgson to bat for him in
the seventh. Wood went on the
mound after Bedient, and as the
score was a tie at the time,
Smoky Joe" gets credit for the
game, his third victory in the
series.
The Giants made their first run
in the third when Devore went to
first an balls, and later scored on
two-base drive by Murray. Bedi-
ent employ led a high in-shoot, which
he varied with sweeping out-drop
aud after Devore's tally there was
no more scoring for Now York
until the tenth, when Murray
tracked one of Woods swift ones
INTO the bleachers for two bases
nd scored on Merkle's single to
enter. These two runs were all
hat the Giants we're able to gather.
The Red Sox tied the score in
the seventh when Stahl knocked
one of Mathewson's fadeaways into
the air and it fell between three
lielders. Wagner walked to first
and all hopes for a run seemed
gone when Cady sent up fly to
Fletcher for the second out. 1t
was here that Stahl called in Hen
Erickson to bat for Bedient and
hat choice of pinch hitters was
the turning point in the Red Sox
fortunes.
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To feel strong, have good appe-
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Celery and cranberries at Van
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If you have any job printing you
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Transfer and CARRIAGE.

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their victims any
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deed constitute q terrible arraignmenf
or institutions which we have all reyer-
enced and which embrace good people.
of good words and good works. Gods
sanity people In these various institu-
tons. being comparatively few. are
ignored when systems as O whole are
dealt with IN prophecy.
The Dragon, Beast, Fslse Prophet.
Our context tells Us thRt three i'm
pure spirits teeachingsl win 60 forth
from the mouths OF the Dragon. tho
Beast and the False Prophet, and these
three will be I'm ACCORD, and symbolicsL
ly the doctrines are represented by
'sffOgs." These three doctrines are %
have n mighty influence throughout tne
civilized earth. They are to gather
The kings and their armies % the great
Battle OF Armageddon.
The ecclesiastical kings ana princes.
and their retinues Of clergy and faith
full adherents. will be gathered In solid
phslanx-Protestant and Catholic. The
kings and captains Of industry. and nd
many as can be Influenced by thsrns
win be gathered to the same side. Ths
political kings and princes, with al
their henchmen and retainers, viii Is
low In line on the same side. The
financial kings and merchant princes,
and all whom they can influence by ths
most gigantic power ever yet sxercis-
ed In the world. win Join the same
side. according to slsie prophecy.
These doctrines OF demons." repre-
scented by the "frogs," win lead many
noble people In this great army 10 a.
sumo an attitude quite contrary to
their preference. For q time De
wheels OF liberty and progress VIII DO
turned backward and medieval 70
stTaints win be considsreS necessary
for self-preservatSon-for the mainte-
nance Of the present order Of things.
In giving this Interpretation. IL 10
necessary for % to indicate what 10
symbollzed By the Dragon, the Beast.
and the False Prophet Bible students
Of nearly aii denominations agree with
40 that the dragon" Of Revelation
represents the purely Civil Power.
Protestant interpreters generally agree
that The "Beast like leopard" Reve
lation XIII. 2, represents the Papacy.
But fewer still, we fear. will be ready
to support our view that Professionalism
is the "Image Of the Beast MeveAation
Kill. 1bl In our context given another
name. ''the False Prophet" We urge
no one to accept our interpretation.
nor shall we think hard Of any whe
refuse It. We will neither Islander nor
otherwise injure them now. nor threat
On them with eternal torture. They
have the same right to their views that
have. and the same right to make
them known to others. And I, for
one. win be very glad 10 consider any
thing which opponents may set forth
as their Interpretations Of our text
"uneIean Spirits Like Pross.r
The symbolisms Of Scripture, right
~ understood. are always forceful
When the Holy Spirit used q frog
% symbolically represent certain
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~ 4fdnight. The chauffeur was
directed to saloon not far from
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Revelation xvi, 10) The speaker said
ArmagedADn ia the Hebrew si9ninea
the "Hili Of Megiddo." On Mount OF De-
Itruction. It was famous 40 o battle.
field IN ola Testament times.
The Lord has seen dc to associate tAa
name Armageddon, with the great con-
tSo. ersy between Truth and Error,
right and wrong. God ana Nammon.
with which this Age will close, perish,
and the New Age Of Messiah's glory
be ushered In. He has puyposely Used
highly symbolical figures OF speech In
the last book Of the Bible, evidently
with a view to hiding certain impor-
tant truths unt; the due time for their
revealment But even In the Cue tina
the Bible assures %, "Nens Of the
wicked shall understand" Daniel XII,
8. IO)-nors who are out Of heart har.
mony with God-but only the wise Of
His peopie-the wise virgin" class Of
the Masters parable.
! have long avoided presentation Of
my understanding Of our text and tn
context. I take It up now By request
and because I believe It IL due time TO
be understood. disclaim any special
inspiration. In some particulars my
views agree with those Of ether Bible
students. and In other respects they
disagree. Each nearer must use his
own judgment. do sa=-'FQ r----.s's1rf VI
as,Yt + proc,nat, vonng disclose c;
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Continued next week.


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Brooklyn, n. z
0v. 3. - + b .
Brooklyn Academy
Of NJ q sic W O O
crowded to the nna.
Ii today 70 hear
p PASTOR Russell's
discourse on the
Battle Of AYma.
gsddon." His teri
was: lie gathered
them together unse
q placed called In
the Hebrew tongue
AR N q re q q o a"
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| soR Il to avert bJ their union. feder1
tiohs etc. win he the very thing they
will hasten. Other Scriptures tell u
that God will be represented BY the
Great Messiah. and that &c will be on
the side OF the masses. Thus we read
In Daniel XII. ]: AT that time shall
Michael 1.-THE Godiike One Messia ]
stand up"-assume authority lie will
take possession of His Kingdom In q
manner little looked for by many Of
those who enormously have been
claiming that they were His Kingdom.
and authorised by Him to reign 10 HE
name aad In His stead
Jesus declared. "His servants ye are
unto whom ye render service Some
may be rendering service to Satan and
to error. who claim 20 be rendering
service to God and 20 Righteousness:
and some OF these may bs serving 10
norantly, as did Saul OF Tarsus, who
verify thought that he did COD serv
Ice" In peEsecuting the Church. The
same principle holds true reverseiy.
As an earthly king does not hold him
self responsible for the moral character
of each soldier who fights In his bat
ties. 80 the Lord does not vouch for the
moral character Of all who will enlist
and dght on His side OF any question
"His servants they are 10 whom they
render service" whatever the motive
or object prompting them.
The same principles wifi! apply In the
coming Battle of Arfnageddou. Co.'s
side VI that battle will be the peoples
side. and the very nondescript host
the people. will be pitted at the begin
ning of the battle. Anarchists. Social
lists, and hot-headed radicals OF every
school Of reason and pnreason: will be
ID the forefront OF that battle The
majority OF the poor and the middle
class prefer peace at almost any price.
A comparatively small number. 0o6's
consecrated people. will ut heart b
longing for Messiah's Kingdom. These
will bide the Lords time and walt "a
tientIy for Il; they will be Of good
courage. knowing the eascome outlined
In the more sure werd OF prophecy
to which they have done wen to saks
heed, 'tas unto a light shining 10
darA place until the Day dawn."-n
Fa6er L 10
TIE nnasses VIII DO restless 10 enese
restraints. but will DO conscsops OF
tAeir own weakness as compared 10 the
kings and princes, financial. religious
and politicas, which viii then hold
sway. Besides. the masses hare 10
sympathy with anarchy. They realize
truly that the worst form Of govern
ment In better than none. The masses
win seek relief through the ballot ana
peaceful re-adjustment OF earth's az
aairs for the elimination of evil. Cor
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ARMAGEDDON OF
THE SCRIPTURES
Startling Presentation Of Con
| k Events
PASTOR RUSSELL'S Views

Churches Of All Denominations ard tsse
Civil Powers OF Earth Are About %
Unite In Common causs-Pesssrfwi
Influence Preparing For the Battle
Of Armaqeddon-A Reign Of Anarchy
Will Be the Result of che Warfare
Until The Messiah Takes Control.
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