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of mi Amorlrtn home? What business la 11 of 111" I f
Hlalc? Yet ttilM fellow would make a putdln Isiius of
Dm theory. 1 lu would l.y the Inexplicable working of a
deformed and dangerous brain re-pcil. ths marital In-
junctions laid upon m ChilHil.il w'nlJ Injunctions
lhat are already being disregarded to Ihe very serious
damage of society. He poses ua a Ki-ut'T authority
than tli Christ on the cross
would we have no diu.nl hu'vc a law wrli'.n
(faun a board or romm laslnn ti uok" tin fll'hv '"
Into th anrrcd jir('lnclnrof a homx iiml Hh'it l.y H'ma
mnina l' rri Ihrrjf l.y a UkULu nr.-. ir(-i inlne
nhtuiirr or not yrm hu.l a rUht l llv wl'li your wifn.
IMiK'itllon l a iiolda IhlnK; ul wlifii M t'Tioxn for'h
KU'h rnill'a am palil to a.lorn aomn of our lnII-
lullnna of IramliiK nvrn It l.croini an Intoiiipi fiin'-a
r-at"r ami inr rtanri-rona llwm all tin- wlilxliy mill
win anil l.rrr that hn liron illxillli'd B ml f I munttid und
brnwril Miiifi IIik hour uluaa l'Knn to inn.
It U inlriiiiiriin- tlmt la wrorklnK ' t I r ruova-
iifiit II la lh" InliMiiiHirali1 una of wealth u ml an In-
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Ur.y :mRK rhiirrh to trriohln llkn an U(xil una affllctn'l wilt) thir
ti I ih my
T ' ' J ho i hurch (liin iii'i!nK uplr'lual aolara to a hunirr)
worhl la n li"u'lful ami Im .ilu il.lr Inatltutlon lull a
iMial or ri.iiitiiojil.il in tan I.. 1 1 1. in It han Iiit emu mnnl"
vxriinn fur rilnli'm niol It ran nwvrr lioir lo win In
th com o(H l.m. Tim rliTiy n iinin'g r.iunarl hi fur
thx A liiiiu'l'y I'rallli only to thi Itm k if Ak' anil
tla prrriita r i-1 y I n K on t hn firmnlao of a Hnvlor who
from a rnoiiniuln top iromiil(iitil tin- mot wnil rful
riili'a for Ilia nulilanra of thoa- ait kltiK Ilia kliiKilum
In a orrrloua avorallon a n't a lalllnir lh.it alioulil Koftcn
am! pnnuliln anil NplrltualUo cvir) man ami woman who
ntora It. Hut a political pulpit In it ruiHc niwl a atim h;
It la a menara Krealnr than Iik ai.u li t winniin
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pjlONlfGOOO FOK ALL DKl'AKTMKNTS
Q Daily Biblical Quotation.
SATI KDAV NOVKMM H I.
Thou Lord will liloaa lha rlahinoua; wnn i"T w..
lilm aa wltn a. anfio.
ii t.ini .a with a aiiK-m. i a. i n
O may Ihy Hplrlt irulda my feat
Ian waya of rlKht.-ouanraa;
Malta very path of duty etralght
And ulaln bafora my faca.
Ha that walaath uprlht!y walkrth aur-ly; Jit ha that
nrrvvrlftb hl waya ahall la Known. rrov n
a a la inteitilWi
TIIK 8IN OK I51TFMI
Tha cardinal Bin of lh aa la ntaiWranra And
not lla graveat trananriaaloa ara lir ba dlacoyrrnd
within lha narrow though opglar d.flnltlon of tha
tarin. Between lha Jntemparamca of thoaa who drank
intoxicating liquors to aaoeae and Lha Inteinperanca of
I ho. who would. leijialaUi manu on onclety aa a
whole choice oan ba mada only with aaoeedlnB dif
ficulty. I)ut tha greateel avl! of lntempranoa are nol
aatoclatod with eating or drinking at alL
0 It la tha Intemparata oaa of lOglo of power of
money of numbeTlaaa wlaa Uwa and rule that turna
good Into evil. Nebuchadneasar. tha ancient hlng of
Babylon took gold a very aireltent mataeHaJ. placed II
In tha handa of hla arllfloera a moat wnrthr trda but
under hla direction there wai created ghaaily and
horrible linage whlrh he rnctii In the plane of Ood
and ordered all peoples to fall ilown. and worahlp It. It
waan't gold; It wasn't art; aaauredly It wusn't Uod
Tha biatlnct for social relationship la Inbred; It is
good to aierclaa It. But society In Us aotlvltlea and
praotloea as tha term Is generally undeaxlood haa be
come a ludrlcoua and unelesa aiwl dungeroua inebriate
It was wisdom buttreaaed by alaner necessity that Im
pelled us to abandon our traditional policy of nonpar
tlotpatlon In tha affulrs of Kurope. Ilut It Is Intern
peranca of th moat dangerous character that saeka
to drive ua farther and farther along that path; to
hopaleasly and everlastingly Involve u. In affulrs that
we should shun ss a pestilence.
Government Itself Is a primal necessity. No man
can successfully armie agalitat lha custom of every
society setting up laws furl Its .own protection and aa
an unescapabla ronsequimcs taking from the Indi-
vidual some of his freedom and rights aa an eaaentlnl
corollary thereto. Hut ss It wiui In the beginning so
Is It now thai government la ttin beat which governs
o'leauL And the Indefnnalhle cuauou of the state poking
Ita nose Into the personal hubfcs and cualoma of the
cltlsen;" seeking hy leglslallon to fulfill the law of Ood
and ' canons of morality; Inventing the home taking
from tho baslo law tho pralaewtirl hy "Thou nhnll" and
Inserting In Ita atead the aHingether vicious maxim.
"Thou shall not" Is intemperance.
llns reason ilamrted her tin one? It would seem
0so aa we look about ua and piamler tho situation that
elst. Umnlpolenoe the sheet anchor of any society
that has ever been aet up or Hint the inlnil of man can
ciimelve la no li'im.'r taunht to our schools Itepro-
eeii' .Mvi. cltlnetia nit et to illsritMs and eti t 1 1 If may be
!a.in nf the ciuvr.t toiport. Anil' they proceed to
their dclil oration wl'luiut sstklAg the iruldunce if
Alinliihly i ml and Hoy no tlwlr may without thanks
to tvi autlmtity Heciil.tr or theological that they
Were permitted to enerclei it rlcht to attain which
oceans of Monrt har beeti hr.ll!ed. Thef riLl"! It the
age of n uhPii They Kiy It u jirm th-lng the coiintltu-
tlotml Inhil'ltii 'i HK ilnnl ilm ailn f !in k of chnri ti an. I
stale - unalile to iliffieutlnt bet wen "chtiri h"
whlcli la man t.'o!.. am! I i . . n 1 1 n u t i-uni I. an. I reliiMnn.
wMi'h !' ''I t.H' n und xh ii Ul ! nailoiiul
IV e at .' It ! ii I - ' . 1 f that 111 irl'ciltiHt lew ir l that
' : l'i'-.'l... f..- tint to win n 'e iHnjicnNfil ) i-
For whni the pulpiteer nluimton. Ii In bench ami ap-
peals to tho legislature he coif i..-s hla own inahlllty to
Justify hla calling and Indicts In the eyes of iihoi Ihe
efficacy of tho aalvatlon ho preai lies ' premier unto
Caesar Hie things whd h nri Caeaai a" comes rliiKlng
across the year as a proper ifiatlnctlon between i liurrh
and state; between secular nm! rellKlous authurlly The
psstor shauld dlscharxn hla obligations of : 1 1 U r r i ti 1 p
and render faithfully "unto Ciienar." Hut when he
asks a man-made mandate to naslat him m ('lirlHtlanlt-
Ing lha world he confesses "his own weakness before
men" and raises a doubt In the mlmls of mediocrity
as to tha need of a Ood.
Intemperance the (create! menace in tha world
today!
MTrOiSR TIIK t'tllMKUM KTIUKK?
1'nder this caption Buccessful Farming one of the
greatest faxm papers of America presents the follow
hig observations which It states Is the farmer's view
point:
The farmers keep their heads when nil othera
fly off the track. We ask ttlty workers to ponder
what might happen If the farmers sh..uld do what
the workers are doing demanding; shorter hours
and higher pay. The farmers are their own bosses
ao they would not have to quarrel with anybody.
They could hold on I on strike until they got good
and ready for they rnn feed themselves
Toil working city fellows suppose for a mo-
ment that the farmers adopted the elxht-hoiir day.
It would cut down production at least half Hup-
pose they also set a price on their labor anil their
products based on sn eight hour haalo scale. Where
would you get your food? I inly Ihe rich could buy
It at all for the pries would be prohlhltlVH to men
on strike. If the cost of llvhiK Is too hlh now
how will lessened production affect It? How will
Increased coat nf production bring prices down?
You live now beeauee the farmers have gone on
producing working neater 1 hours a day than
eight hours You nan buy food because the farm-
era have not gnus on atrlke have not censed to
produce have not cornered the market am! ait Id
"we demand so much for our products or we won't
work "
If yon eliy workers expert the farmers to ro on
feedlnu; you at the old price- you have pot to tret
back to work at tha old wage and make It possible
for the farmer to buy cheaper so he can produce
cheaper This a not a one-sded game. It takes two
to play It and If you city fellows quit don't Ket sore
If Jro g hungry soon ruber Ihe farmers must do
as you are doing shorten tho hours nml demand
higher pay. or else you must lengthen the hours and
produce more without more pay.
The farmers have been put lent with volt When
they lost their patience look out Von have already
taken their help. If thev null turn who Is Roing' to
feed you? Whnt city workers have In common with
farmers Is not so much political as economic What
are you going lo dn about It?
Mere Indeed la food for thought. The American
farmer oan never hare the slightest sympathy for the
short working day. He can never imiduct hla bualness
by such a rule even If longer hours were not esaential
to his prosperity for he meets nature face to f; . and
the short working day Is against nature Nature
works by the sun. Man may establish ntlmr rules but
ma nogs irie chickens ttin cattle the horsi
e attended tv soon after break nf daw
The farmer working with and living close to '
tine. Is never going to be very had I
apostles of unrest
I
A Real American
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CHAITEH CXXXVtH
LKONAItl) ia-UVKH IIUNO
To my surprise lx-onard proposed
that we go to it Ihealer In th eve-
ning. a hud driven all lha after-
noon and I supposed of oourte ha
would wish to remain ulone wltn int.
To pluy and sing perliapi bul At
loiust to be hy ourselves.
I agreed Immediately howoVer
und we telephoned for seam. Wd
dined t my home then af'er the
tlieutrr we had Niippcr al a f t-iluun-
II hie gl III. It W M too lite to UIK tlllil
lu when we utiaiii reached home eo
1 aitld gnoiliiiKhl at the door and
a leu goodbye lie was leaving in u
ei eittlv train In the morning but
woiihl bloii on hn letnrn til) unl
spend allot Iter day wl'h me.
tir some reason I felt di"oi'tent-
ed 1 laid It to the fact that hi
I'omltiK has dleturbed Hie to a Cer-
tain evieni. Not even to myself did
I own that I w d ui ppoin ted. that
I lul l felt lem eiithiisiasin al eoeln;
litin an.l that he had shown less
than I expected. Mill I w.m reMleau
nmcrtaln In my thoughts and ac-
tions. Mildred Itliisnca llcnu-lf.
Then after it day or two 1 ttaui
become mv normal self and .'Xutmi -ute.l
Leonard from all blame b-
lunse o( toy dis ippolntmen-.. It
a. arce!v conll have beV'ii different I
thought. . Ilnth of us were Mini r a
leilam strain; both trying to upm n.
merely friends when we knew lhat
we loved each other. So I ance more
looked forward to hla return visit
with pleastiralils anticipations.
1 ulone had been different I a!one
to blam.1 for Ihe restrictions which I
bad compelled lonur l to put upon
hlinnelf. his actions. lie waa very
tontpernmeiitnl and I had rea'ised
from the beginning of our a'q'ain-
tame that I must to a ceriatn ex-
tent hold myself aloof. I had done
1
jo and than Mamld him for la or
e nihtmlaMti.
1 inaitf man plans for lh day of
t.li return ami happily awaited hla
coming. 1 smiled at my foolhsh fancy
that Ins uidiit had cooled anil re-
flected lh.it 1 was blaming him for a
condition I ir.y.ielf had create J. 1
wouldn't be quite ao reserved quite
so aland-offish when I next saw tint
I decided will) a blueh.
Mrs. Kuirchlld had seen us the
afternoon we drove about Kino umt
made some liughing remark auent
the "haiiusoiiio man'' I was with. I
felt tempted tn tell her all about him.
but did not. I simply euld thai ha
was a friend from home. Yet I felt
a thrill of pr.ila which lasted all day
because of ker remarks. Iorutri
waa handsome; he was clever hu
loved me
In Iti-no Agnln.
"You are l dug to remain longs'
thU time anti l ou Leonard?" 1
naked upon ma return.
"If .)u wtnh it." ho replied. "I
can at ratine tt y affairs so that I csn
sinv three or four days."
Imrlnif tin. time w rode we ena
an I placd e read and we talkeil
lie urged me to marry him as soon
an I ohuiiicd my divorce; he viaas
kindness and I hnuli' fulnees ltJft
yet at times I Imagined there was
somelhltig mining In his voice when
urging me to coma to him; a tpnnla-
nlety lacking. Yet when he left he
took my proinlee to marry him ai
soon as mv divorce could be made
valid
After this peace which 1 had not
known for ars came to me. It wn
settled. Mv future was assured. I
would he happy with the ma.i who
loved me and whom I loved in re-
turn. That man propoaes and a divine
might dispones never occurred to me.
I eng all day long for pure happi-
neui although at times a sense of
dlaappoltitn'snt still lingered.
Tomoirow Clifford la III
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BAROMETER OF PUBLIC OPINION
The H-aiit (JufmIIou lty Working I to-do New York parlor rudlcaln has t precloua Savior In than life wv find
noinan. been established according to I'e.i- nine gnl-ies which if f.illi.woJ will
Kdltoi World: At the present I i mv Hnite Attorney iienei.il Haiiiuel lead to e ternal hapiuiieHS. Thuy are
have no ciimplalnl to make lu re- iteiirer nf New Vork
gard to my wages or fair treatment The Mime petunia who are curry-
mi. I tho mysisry Is soon solvejl wjiut nK thi financial burden are tlose
l say 1 am in me on rieois. w ho Hulieldued tlie pro-i.ei inan
l.ut I sm a woman that under- ir a ... frnlhed Ihe money
alamls the so-called servant qurs- I rr ti. oe ic e-al anv-iu I e and iiac.
Hon from A to and to the golden if. r . in a ..ntriloi. I tn
rule lady who pays good wages and the cause of the cons lentions oh-
glvea fair nea'ment 1 take my nat
must
misled bv the
If he does f n tth Mlrl .
one of these days tben Lord help us all
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OKLAFIOMA OUTIUJRSTS
BY OTH I.tiRTON
The man who said "flirurea will not lie" wis neither
coal miner ir (perntor.
.lint Ho vie. the n'vtient nrntili'r of mine
i s ll.itirn.ir ltd" i t.n i.
Htl Hie h.l-e comml'.e.'
sui.-lde
rk et
coal
lnical
nily
"he
v
oft to her lint to tha hounewlfs
who slims on her help In order to
have more means to purchase flue
logKery for herself and family or to
. on home or car I have some-
thing lo say
IV. .pl that sre not willing to pay
IIviiik wage should (lo Wielr own
woi k
The golden rule stales that It
seems thai ihe eplrit of most work-
li K women was lu get all they can
an do as little she doulilless knows
thai the reteinc Kas come l lime
has made the change. Iiu-iHw past
the. writer has been rompelied to
aerie r.r M .er week and less. For
Urn price you must do all tha cuok-
Iiik Ironing scrubbing going er-
rands eweepttg und diiallng lu-
cliide.l nml to toil It off you' was
often risked to stay evening with the
children no extra pay.
Now. I also wish to be fair and to
the good women that are compelled
to h'n e belli and are willing to pay all
the work in worth then If she gela
someone tha: Is Indolent don't care
can't do and d"ti t try. she has my
sympathy and such help Is dear at
any price ami lo the women aa guts
thai do house work.
Is'l us try lo do our best never
cease to learn more about the work
be prompt and never be a slseker
and ilemand good wages
The golden rule woman sngses'ed
that It wool I he well for Ihe house-
wife to stop s.meiiiiie and ch.it with
the one in Mo- kit. lien that It would
not lower them any.
Well I hM i.i ! say not. We are
t h ii K Ii I that Mt'h one blood (Jod mada
nil people and why the word aer-
vant '
It Is 'nie on hsu'ved Paul said
' S-t ill's n! v your master" but
ha t. lorri'.l to a e sve that was
b o th: i.r cii'inred wl'h a price aitld
such a loM.in! was open br cirht
! in an ! whipped for bis master's
I Hiii'iseti-.i'ti 1 can say. rep. Tins
if . r .tie of our meatest ot.i ute
lh ii . Hod Ihe sun rises on no
e M-id se'e on no master
'.' has been much sal. I about
at ei fit! .tent in-titia so i-omv
c - l'arlor for her company
car. phone. etc To my
Vc such Is un'rite
now Hpe.ikln for tlem I
n't cure to come In your
i . r eat wi'ti on at your
...ir rir or talk to vour
A .. k-hiM.li. u-.i.i i fair treat-
" . lies; of wises so wel
! I of each week like
.i-i. n lo the hank and
i.v away for a rainy
MltV:n H' MI'HUTY
W) lion. 1 1 k la.
llnaiMvel by Well --!)
I." press of America
! oil propasnnda being
Miifc f 'relgneis In I"-
a il ing at Ihe o! er-
Amerlean government
a' sen .re of property
h.-.s! evample U be-
JkJteealtu and
7.
lector Mr IteiKersays. He cei.trgeg
that they ate mostly Americans.
Attorney fteiger siya his atatcmeni
IsS.ased upon tha r.yl'a of the sur-
vey uf radical publlCat tons In New
York city. In connection with lbs
Uiveellg ulon by propaganda.
Ilel w een 10 and r.n extreme radi-
cal publications wha-h reach S.HtlO.-.
null readers largely In the efreat In-
dustrial centeis are published in
this city i inly two of these ar. s' lf-
aiippnriing and the rest are kjipt
going by the B ibslill.'e of dilettante
"Iteds" of this cl;v. Including a
mi in her of well known men and
women. According lo Mr. p.-raer. He
s.ild thai a list of the contributors
who kept the foreign-language rev-
olutionary proa from Kolng out of
exiBtettfn had been furnlished to Ihe
f.oje'ral government.
"I examined the editors antf pub.
Ushers of all these papers." said Mr.
Iterger. "and hse made a studv of
their books. With two exceptions
the editors or publishers have ad-
tnitfed to tue that Ihe In.'onie from
the'r papeia would not pay epeiiea
and that they would be bankrupt ex-
cept for gifts from wealthy people
of this city." Kdllor and Publisher.
A MoIImt's Ti-w.'lilngn.
Kdllor The World: I'leasa puhllah
mv little message. Thl little manu-
script Is dedicated lo my mother and
her teachings whose soul h.ue long
since passed Into the ke.eplnir of our
as follow:
"Kemeiiiher thy Creator In the
lays of thy youth."
"Take not the name of Ood In
vain abstain from every use of vile
and corrupt langunge."
"t'onstnnt prayrr unto tlod our
fiavlor."
"Hpealj a kind word to the erring
and ihe stranger fur you know not
what It littngM."
"Shun and forsake) every appear-
ance of evil." .
"Keep youtael' pure and unspot-
ted from the evils of this world."
"' instantly keep the spirit of re-
pentance n your heart towarjjund."
"lie it Joy comfort and chnsola-
tlou Ihnau you meet that the world
might be happier "
"I'lace your life In tho enre and
keeping of ihe 'tine that doeth all
things well.' "
This in all. If acceptable I may
come again some time.
CN KNOWN.
Tulsa. Oft 2S.
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ABE MARTIN
Answers Mr WHIs.
.Kdllor World: Just read the ar-
ticle In the "Harometer of Public
Opinion" by K. It. Wells In an-
swer to the speech by ex-Henator
Lwia I neither heart the address
of ex-Senator Iewts nor do I be-
lieve the league of nations. In Ita
prese-nt form aa far as I cjin under-
stand It th panacea for evils of lbs
present day.
Hut according to Mr Wells' Idea.
It 'eins he beMevi'S that we should
become more eelflsh and exclusive
In regsrd to our national and Indi-
vidual policies than . are now. If
we put all our effort an the "white"
race to the upbuilding of our own
country and Its waya and Institutions
In time what difference woulrl we tin
from Or many who selfishly did
that to the extent that she
thought she had a nation
of super-men ai:d that It was lime i
Ihe world at large knew It. and be-
cause of their superiority theyi
should rule and control more of tho i
world Isn't that kind of selfish-
ness at the root yf the evil the "sur-
vival of the rit:it?" nnt isn't that
one nimK ine rji.t roi.e R.i!ne rroni
all self ixhnesa whether national or
Individual '
When Jesus of Nazareth said "I
come not to bring peace hut to
bring a awrd." He meant he could
sen no peace for people laboring un-
der false Ideas ami stsiema He
brought ihe swonl i destroy them
and isn't It only by knowing that
we are ail children of the one
father o. Ci.ator as Jrsua. the
Ohrlat t mailt us. that we correct
these f. ideas In regard to our
brother nan whether he be white
black to.nvn lir red and thereby
K.tin I. 7 An.l ra.ilk' horn I
w e all 1 t the one government the I
law of ;..! to govern us? And aa wel
are lii under the divine and high-
est law of ove. we cannot Ignore
o.jr bro'tiers wherever they may tie
to the e-ite-nt nf building up our own
govern m. nt ant race to the t xclii-
sion tf ; others That wo.ibi he
hiding our "llgh' under a h's-hcl."
A df "! government rnnn.it mir-
vle an loti(.-e-r than a -:fish Indi-
vidual 'be ii both by the law if
htstlce h'tim! to run into the seord
r a hnlr cut . nti'il tl ' y ee Ihetr n.lilakej and
t' er-.t. bl'ii. 'undertshe to rectify them
Sorne f.oke are anayel agiti er'-l Y.yns 'ruly MHS V.
Hung Uu-y cant ruu. 1 laie Ckla. Uct 18.
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
The Park Ave. New.
Weather- Chesinuta
Kxter! Another big Strike! Ijiet
iSunday nlte Penny Potta Ileddy
Merfy Puds 8lmklns Ham Oross and
lid 1 Wernlck decided not to go to
skooi eny more unless It started a
hour later and left out a hour
earlier but Munday morning rthey
was nil In skool us usual saying they
would wait till lliey was organised
stronger-
Kissiety. Mlty Mary Watklns- la
learning horseback riding on a pony
getting along so good thai aha has
stopped being afraid of falling of
allready go she can give all her at-
tention to dodging the bumps.
Hpoarls. Puds Hlrnkitis wate HU
pounds wunla to challenge eny kid
his sire to a waylng contest the
loser to pay all Igftrnse
Pome by Hklnnv Martin.
Advice to Heejtlnners
Never swallu u sour ball rile down
hols -y
Wile thinking of gumfiiliig ells.
Allwavs keep your mind on It care-
filly Till It either krackg or melts.
Intrlstlng fackn About lntrlstlng
Peeple. l-e-roy tShooster loves olives
and wishes he lived aumwure ware
all you huff to do Is pick them off
of trees Irregnrdllss of pries lnsted
of having lo slide one out of a bot-
tle at a plcknlck and then pass the
bottle.
( Avvertlsement ) Wjr waste time
polishing your own froot? We pol
Ish uppels and Imnnannas to look
as good us a froot stand without the
use of soap. Churgea reasonable
The Kd Wernlck and Lew Iuvls
Kroot Polishing Co.
To prevent ladders slipping a
Now York man hiue patented a rtxl
to be clamped to a bottom rung and
extended to a rubber pad on the
ground.
A pa'ent haa been Usuej for a
cigar with a holder. Included In Its
tip when made of sufficiently lne-
pensive material to be thrown away
after use.
( HOROSCOPE
"The Mum n rllee but do not compel"
Saturday November 1 1919.
(Oupy right l:ill by ihe MetVJor. Nitre
ji.peir Mymllrat..)
This Is not a fortunate day.-accord.
Ing to aalrology for the flun I'ranus
Neptuno and Jupiter are all lu
malefic aspect
Now aa the autumn advance the
planetary Influenced will tend to
crystallio public opinion on sharp
alignment the srers assert dividing
wlduly oapltiil labor republicans an. II
democrats Protectant and Catna-f
lies .
Tho stars that Indicate reactionary
tendem lew after the war are the rul-
ers of sinister destiny and they fore- '
fend troubled times for many
months
This k an unfavorable away for all
who desire- to push peraonal inter
ims. It Is also unlucky for all who
seek positions either political or
commerclaly.
I'ranua continues In a place msk-
Ing for bluer partisan feeling that
expresses Itself Jn false report lhel
and srandnl.
Again warning Is given against
occult Investigations. Kor three years
astrologers have foretold Interest In
psychic matters and they now point
out hp danger due to Ignorant tam-
pering with unseen forces. Increase
of . Insanity and strange obsessions
are foretold.
Neptune In In 4 place held to pre-
stige ninny severe storms at sea and
shipwrecks with heavy loss of life.
Jupiter is in an aspect read as not
favorable to any sort of financial
rbiks. ' Hankers and brokers should
be cautious In the coming months.
It has been frequently prophesied j
that marriage and marriage laws I
will he much discussed in the com-
ing' winter. France cornea under a
way making for ainrtllng attempsa
at reform which may Include trl.if
marriage and experimental change
In long established social customs.
Vernon whoee blrlh date It Is
should guard against losses during
tha coming year. They should make
no great changes und should safe-
guard their possessions.
Children born on this Hy may be
proud skeptical and shrewd. Thene
subjects nf Pcorplo usually art en-
ergetic determined and su.eewaful.
Nohuuity vr hkWh frr
lik hi-. mothrr n?-tl
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