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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-20
DOCS THAT STEAL.

San Marcos. TeXas.-Dcar Hlphammer
1 am gong TO lax to you about dogs. !
hale dogs sometimes when they get In the
house with flcas and dirt ON them. Shop
herbs are the best OF all dogs. | read the
othor dav about pointer dogs that would
steal purses and saichels ana other thlnlrs
They would graz the things and ruu.
lump fences ana dodge. nd nobody could
from Mexico called Mexican slick dogs
They have no hair on them except around
tho head and arc small, | can pick from
10 to lT5 pounds Of cotton day. | live
Greaf Northern railroad am glad when
The Post comes every Tuesday and Fr
day How many Of the Haps can talk
hean where there are Mcaicans for ak
years. There are more here than Ameri-
cans william Pink Sparks. | think the
bird dog T. as good az any except the
shephcrd Goodby. Blue-cyed Bill.
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Columbus, Texns--Dpar Hapnammer.
Here come again to have little chat
with you all | am glad that the New /.
ioundland IL In The lead. l hope u VIII
stay In the lead. because / think the
Newfoundland Is the most famous dog n
winch I've ever hcurd, 30 to school now
and | like 1t very much fdeed, | am in
tho eighth grade, ana my teachers name
Is Mr. Binkley. ! think 1t would he very
nice TO nave some OF the iihps' pictures
new buggy II IL certainly pretty one
With love TO the Iiaps | remain, your
friend, IIhttle II. SenftenbcrK.
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HIS CONSTANT COMPANION.

Alba Texas. Dear liaphammer: ] come
hamnsr's department OF your splendid
uaucr Father - a reader Of The Posl
and thinks II the best paper In Texas.
am a Httie boy and / have no brothers or
sisters and never went 10 school In my
life, hence my mother - my teacher.
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A GOOD PLAN.


Uarper's Round Table.
Robbie" sad Tom. let's you and %
into business"
"Oh. / don't care" said Tom. 'T'll b.
senso partner and you DO head clerk and
attend the busin sss."
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Oakland, Texas, Dear Haphammer.
Here come again after long silence
guess YOU all have forgotten me by this
time. The reason / have not written was
because We did not take The Post. hut
now have subscribed for II. ! SEQ you
All have started another contest. I will
vote for the shepherd dog. We are hav-
ing very dry weather these times. It
would take almost waterproof 10 10
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na,.r .r11r NEWFOrNpLAND.

CoImesneH. Texas Dear naph,a, dn H a y i
cast nv vote for the Newro ,s 5ar wb de
win relate TO you some th, w. useful .G AID
his heu, wP bs Ife eharseter and where h
M Sgeut brought from lie has long hatr f ana
IS Very Shaggy; has ,he ,oy sPhS % rSieh
cor ~ ,mnenetrabe by water itif
IS aitlo =, 49, frequently black, often spot
f ted ana Psry eTke6 o. or 1hs sr spyaas fam
The NeWlIs ,.ts H. name from the Island
ny, but S he Was brought, There are ,To
vwaIrIieties~the large. used n ' srnalier in
called the Labrador ana me They are
he south. called the ST. 'onhs'
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A YELLOW ST BERNARD.

Bowie Texas Dear Hiaphdtnmer. have
written to you twice, once when l was y
and once when / was TO- but now ! am
ii. / see you are having dog contest
and thought | would write In behalf of
NV faNorite | vote for tho s.. Bernard.
He Is very clever ! have a little friend
(M!nne HenuetD VINO has one, He t. yell
ow aud mis- name IL Rover. lie VIII nos
lc, any one come there at night except
some one that he knows. do no. see
how any one could vote for the bud dog.
as he is 50 fierce, but everyone has a
RICH, 70 his or her own ideas. have not
read much about dogs, but ~'ll try 10
hunt up something our school VIII star,
ncXt Monday ami I VIII be so giad. for
/ love to go TO school. I am In tho FiNth
grade My brother Donald is In she first
grade and ls years old, | have a Httle
brother, Henry, aged |, a htre sister,
Scloh. T. and a SISTER Charlton ,. | read
the Happyhammers page regularly. My
flower Is the l,,y. colors blue ana gray
but | would iusf as well have violet and
think II Is a sweet flower. Roye and gray
are nearly the same as blue and grsy
think the dove "a n sweet bird, but the
mocker does very wei. I am saiifised
with everything that has brcn chosen am
hope ] Wal be IN this contest. 7 am GLAD
mar Da's'c Oliphin got her chair.
think she ic9lcs 90 sweet IN the picture
with her twin brothers ! read her let
ter and know she must have pleasant
home, Lovingly, TNn-Tin,
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:, N. Haphammer Has to Say to Our
Boys and Girls.
"a, Happyhammers: The shepherd re-
"A tbe largest number Ct votes this
\ ,ut he is still seventeen behind tho
.supiland. Our dog contest is proving
liar with all the readers OF this page,
,he letters are increasing daily. A
:, many were condensed this week.
.sveral were left over for next weeks
Whenever letter contains any
!, If interest to the club upon the
III under discussion it Is certain to
,ubushed. Many of the members are
!, their best TO make the dog con-
entertaining, and some of the talks
M today are the best that have yet APP
ca We will write about dogs for sew
weeks to come. and every Hap Will
n, a chance to describe his favorite in
contest. There are also many inter
M dog stories that can be told, and
members must hunt up these in old
spapers. histories and story books.
=. Uaphammer told you last week
m Sir Walter SCOTS dogs and their
rise devotion TO him. Here is the story
tender hearted author once told OF mis-
Camp: The wisest dog l ever had
what is called the bull dog terrier
'stt him TO Understand great many
sis islsomuch that | am positive that
ccmmlmication betwixt the canine
frIt h.. : 10,
s,yad ca,nn onne hit tho haker who
h,,n,,,e bread m the family hon,
: .pS explained the enormitv of the
INA after which. TO the last moment
h, lie he never heard me least a,lu.
! IA the stm.v. in whataver vo,co mr.
WY, ,,,aoa -
la retiring 10 uhe darkest corner OF
nom win great appearance oil as
~ Tnen II you SAD me BAKER was
PAID or Ihe baker was not hurt
an camp came forth from his
s place eapere1 ana parked and re-
NJ Wheh ne was unable, toward the
o. us me- TO attend me when on
sSoaeA' ne USED TO watch FOR my return,
Ne servant would tell him his mas
We eoHiihs po"h the mn. or through
moor ana although he did not use
GESTURE TO explain his meaning. Camp
Isr went o,,, at tho from, IN o, ma tho
O, At the hack ,o 90, do,yn 80 40
kw,de He ce,roipIv nod si,yu,or
krl,dre NJ sno,asr ,on,,,,,aan
-
s,sly lef, ont last raaL o,.,a..,, 49,.
,hanm.r called ,t,.r,,a,, 80 a, D., 49,,
In 10 the clph nv. n,c,u,a 10 a,,,n,
b week. together win Wills ,nteras,
hitter. wy" -'''N '"'''
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Vanctia, Texas--Dcar liaphammcr; AZ
YOU are having another contest ~1i
write again / have a nice little shep-
herd pup, He Is so cute and does 20
many smart things give nm Hcoe
OF biscuit to cat The chickens try 10
wake n from him, but he grabs It mp In
hs mouth. runs and gets NJ on box
ard holds his bread Ike IA squirrel he
tween HIS fore feet and fights the chick
cns or. When mamma and ! go visiting
he goes down 10 the store and stays with
papa. VIII cast my vote for fhc shep-
herd dog shall be Quit" lonesome now
10 be gone ten months. Oma Bass
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THE NEwFouNDt.ANp

Shimek, IeNas-Dear Haphammer: Amen
a long time viii ngasn write you II leoior;
How are the Hans ! hope you are -, u
Post as w,dl as do. | think we have an
interesting contest now. ! VIII cast my
vote for the Newfouudla also my two
little hrothers Everett AMI Grady, send
rhsir votes for the same. ] have four pets.
Two turkeys and TWO cats. How many Of
the Illps are tired uf vacntion2 ] WIN be
glad when school begins, | 1--we IN sight
OF the school house, so I have only n
short walk 20 school. | spent a month
with my ststcr this summer. had a
win spend many happy hours Ia her Hap
pvhammer chair Long I've our little band
ana may We be constantly hammerinr
happiness. Love TO all. Alma Little'
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AN rpwonru LEAGUE SOCIETY.

Livingaion rcxHF-pclr iiruhammer:
We lipile people here haze orshnl@ed an
Euworth League. Wni,h We tni quite
interesting these iong, warn Toys. We
have had only ono pIati' meeting dnd The
crowd seemed 10 enjoy il very ul',' D. 1t
was poncn M by MISS Ida llll, NOM
Der Of the Methodist ch"rch. she is II
most exc. HEM lacy, you must hnow, or
she would not take number OF rs noisy
girls to instruct or pilhir ent' ilhnrnt
'The following officers we're elected TOR The
ensuing year. Hiss Jcimie iin.'ing on,
president. Miss Emma Sprat'. vica presi-
dent. Miss Eernice Williams sctord vice
president; Miss DeWHt EpJ srson. items
urcr. and myself secretary. Your niue
Han Pearl n oriitt
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A MISSISSIPPI ROY.

Aberdeen. Miss.--pear Haphammer:
see you hsresa new contest that does in
terest. me very mach lis she dog uues-
ton. am Just Ia for anything Of tho kird
and own a fiul-bloodei black and tan rat
terrier. He is n me dog and MS name
Is clay. don't know so much about dogs,
ha like them ana good dog Is a good
friend Grandpa has n dog named Nincv
and she follows him everywhere. but just
now he IS on n f,shiiig tour at Butuhatcha
and the dog Is booking for him everywhere,
She goes uptown twenty times day. In
aud out OF the stores and she IL SO AZ
foctionaie that every one notices hcr, hue
she Is only a rat terrier | farcy l would
like ono OF those fine st. Bernard dogs
| hear the children read about In books,
and | can read aoine myself. but not MS
much as I Ike. My homo is In Kosasko,
but ! WAS here to spend my birthday
with my grandparents, Majcr Webb and
lady, AMI they gave me n fine pasy. !
hope I have not been too forward In
writing TO you all. but Oran. my Houston
chum. sa.d 'twould hc all right, and l
am going TO Texas az soon as ! re, big.
hut now | am only 7 years old. Every
one here likes that Houston Post AMI 50
do I, With lots of g,od wishes 20 you all.
l remain your friend,
While &. Lindamudcn,
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Ml'pDrRER DETECTED Ry A DOC.

Mooreylic, Fails County, Texas Dear
IihThammer. My brother takes The Post
and I l.ilr to read the letters. ! wish 10
ION the TAPS, | wan vote for the sher-
herd / ,cad In my French history nat
during the reign OF Charles VI IL man
named Aubr. Was mu,dcicd in the forest
Of Bond, not far from Paris ny Mdcare.
his mortal enemy, who concealed IA" bu1y
under a tee and rctnrnei 10 Pni s, thinh-
Inp that there was no witness Of the decd
I'm That ne was mistaken. foe besides III
wntchful eye wn.ch wituesScth every decd
Aubri's taithful deg had observed the
whole transaction and laid h.lnsei dpWn
on his masters grave never lcaNlhS VI
except to go In s-drcn OF food, tor ms
purpose he usually repdlreI 10 Paris TO
The house of n Kate masters most 4ht-
mute ir end. The friend. surprised at the
F.ugulat appearance" and dlhdppearauce OF
ths dog resolved to follow nm one hlN.
As soon as th.V arrived At the tree under
which Aubri Ead hern hur.ci the DOE
scratched GwMy the earth and disclosed Ms
masters muir crtd hIdy. From THIS time
the q & would never aust the friend. II
was obs rived that whenever ne saw Ma
eiirn he always srowcd AT h M, flow at
him and showed every sCh OF anger. IN
soinucl mat Macaire was suspected TO
he the murderer To dor de his quit or
innocence he was sentenced TO "A trial by
II combat With the dog. The combat lasted
20 lonc that MAcaire fainted through IA
tigue ana when he came 10 himself no
confessed he crline Ella Dasis.
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sufficient. Last year found eleven birds
nests and thought was doing well. but
this year l have found thirty Tho
weather Is hot enough to roas, eggs but
the trouble Is there are no eggs around
here TO roast. While l am sitting close
ny the windows | can see Lizards rum
ming about looking for shade 10 cool their
feet in, but In vain, Mamma has had lois
OF chickens, ducks and turkeys hatchcd
OF this year, but the rats. opossums and
chicken fcas about cleaned them up for
her. Winter is coming, when ali old
snakes. bugs, Lizards and tortoises will
creep into Mother Earth for warmth and
Northern Hans are skating on ice will
answer one OF Edgar Clarke's questions;
Who Invented the cotton ginf II was
MI Whitney, The reason | wunt the shep-
herd Is because ho Is watchful and pretty.
think he would be good watch dog
for all the Hans. Hoping to see che shcp-
herd win. l VIII say goodbye for a short
time A true Hap.
Charley $. Brown.
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Wharton. Tcxas-pnar liaphammer:
VIII write and tell you Of The pleasant
visit we made to our relatives in iNch-
mond Texas We had nice time whilt
there mud met an aunt from vernon maj
| do not remember of ever seeing hcioic
Grandma md one of our little cousins
went home with hor They had pet coon
at my uncle's and he would romp and
play tn the puppy We expect to make
another visit before school commence. -
our relative IN Columbia IrNas. ana look
forward 10 greM plo1~ur, while there
see Mir Haphammor has dcciicd upoh a
dog contest and think II IS Very hicn nhd
T. win he Interesting. I know httle about
the canine family, hut from what | have
heard and read. the s., Bernard ~ my
favorite and | vote for him because ne
can be- Sent on. on very cold nights IN
search of lost travellers have rtpfH
book of poems called Hector. the Dog,
Hector MAS a very brave and smart 81
bernard dog. He was owned by monks
who lived away up in the now coN"rri
mountains They would take Hector VITA
other dogs, out IN sc1rch Of lo@i trANeIrrs.
I,uf poor iecsor was unfortunate. nc
lost his life bv an avalanche side. ara
WA hnriod under the ic' aud snow whilF
hunting for tho lost. ! will arlswor Rum
Rock hams riddle l. WAS long legs. short
Thighs bald head ana NJ eyes. Answer
tonps / am i.lad Dosie has rot her chair
Eorlt " shes to TIC ilaps and Mr, Hap
hammer Your rrnnd, Claude Davis
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4uo PIN sent to Anna HELLER of
texas, and a club button sent to
D. Bass Of Goldthwaite, were re-
~ II the wrong addrJ sses were gwen
Two Haps are requested to write
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s Whr,,ihg letter, the name Of your town
three s,st ,wsys De given. Mile and her
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no picture Of Nicholas Belden and his
rdsriul little Scotch terrier WAS acct
2aiy htt out last week, although the
Saammer called attention to it in his
= 10 the club. The picture is given
week. together with Nick's interest
ai,eh
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ID. ~ uuo was notified last week that the
- Of III. H." pins had been exhausted.
~ .nere are still many club buttons
-u' Those who ordered pins this
we're sent buttons instead.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11
Commissioners Office.
Monterey; Va. Nov. 4. 1S'

Monterey; va, NOV t. 1910.
To Ephraim Winner, executor Of Amelia
A. Arbogast, decd; Charles T. Gray,
Joseph A. Gray, Grafton E. Gray, Jas
W. Gray and Mary J. Iliner:
You are hereby notified that l have
fixed upon Monday, the 14th day of De-
cember, rext, at my Office in Monterey
to take state and report the following &C
counts, to-wit 1st, An account showing
the transactions Of Ephraim Winner, ex-
ecutor of said Amelia A. Arbogast, dec d;
2nd, An account showing how much will
be due each of the deyisees under the 9Th
clause of said will III accordance with the
opinion of the court as herein expressed;
first making a proper allowance for a
reasonable fee to the Attorney for thief
plaintiff in this suit, and also the costs
this suit, all of which is to be reported to
the next term of this court; which ac
counts are required to be taken by an or
der of the cilcuit court for Highland
entered on the 9th day of OctO-
Der, 1896, in a sui: in chancery therein
pending between Amelia A. ArbOgast's
executor, plaintiff. and James T. Gray
and others, defendants, at which time and
place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner
in chancery of the circuit court Of said
county, the day and year aforesaid
n13-4t O. WILSON, Com'r.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11
Prompt Payment.

On Monday, December 18th, The
officials Of Augusta Council 400
Royal Arcanum, delivered to Mrs.
H NJ. Patterson and Miss Elsie
Patterson a draft for $1,000, the
amount of the policy carried by DR..
H. NJ. Patterson in the Arcanum
up to the time Of his death.
Dr.. Patterson died Noyem Der 10,
and the council took action in the
matter at their first regular meet
ing thereafter, November Oath.
The proofs of death were in the
hands Of the Supreme Secretary
November Goth, and in two weeks
from that date the draft had been
forwarded to Stanton. Staunton
Daily News.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE
reign of Mark Hanna has opened
in Washington. He is attracting
more attention from republican
senators and representatives than
the opening of Congress and the
Presidents message combined, and
he seems to be greatly enjoying it.
Congress has no favors to distrib-
ute at this session, while Hanna
has them by the barrel. The re-
Ipublicans who have been reelected
to Congress want to work Hanna
for their friends, and those who
will cease to draw Congressional
salaries on the Sd of March are anx-
ions to make connection with 9TH
err public salaries at the earliest pos
sible moment thereafter, and they
recognize the necessity Of getting
on good terms with Hanna to do
so. Hanna has no particular re-
spect or reverence for anything
except money. He went through
the pretense of listening to pro-
tests by the local republicans a.
gaInst the selection of a gold dem
crat for chairman of the inaugu-
ration committee, but he never had
any idea of going back on the
promise he had made to the clique
of millionaire real estate specula-
tors to select the man they had
named for the place, both as re-
ward for his campaign contribu-
ton and as a means of putting a
man under their control in a way
to get into the good graces of Nc
Kinley and into a local office where
he can influence the expenditure of |
the District of Columbia funds in a
way to benefit their investments.
If | wanted anything from Hanna,
| should hunt up the milliOnaireS
who had contributed to his COM
for hacker, instead of
botheriug with political influence.
Mark regards politics as simply d
question of Money and not of prin-
ciples, and | make the prediction
right now that the millionaires of
the country will he far more inhu-
entail with the Mckinley admins
tration than The politicians.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11

1t is understood that if the Allen
Waddill faction succeed in deposing
State Chairman Lamb, that gentle
man and his Republican followers
will proceed to organize another
republican party in Virginia. Dr.
Richard A. Wise, of. Williamsburg,
a brother Of Hon. Jno. S. Wise, is
credited with being one of those in
sympathy with such move under
the conditions named,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11
Commissioners Sale of Valuable
fountain Land.

Pursuant to a decree of the circuit curt
of P0cahOntas county, entered in the
chancery cause therein pending of }. w.
Waggoner VS. J. w. Waggoner's heirs,
&c, at its June tenn, 1896 shall, as a
special commissioner therein appointed,
offer for sale on SATURDAY, DECEM-
Der u, 1896, at public auction to the
highest bidder, on the premises on Ale
ghany mountain, in said county, the fol
towing valuable mountain land, to wit:
That part CT The undivided interest which
lies in Pocahontas county, West Virginia
in tract Of 1865 acres lying on the ADC-
ghany mountain in the counties Of Poca@
hontas. Vest Virginia, and Highland, Nir-
ginia, of which j. B. WaggOner lately Ci-
ed seized. The portion of the said 1855
acres directed to be sold by the said de
cree is theundivided one half inserest in
that part of the said tract which lies in
Pocahontas county. This ianG adioins
the lands of Henry Mullenax, Salisbury
Newman and others. 1t is very valuable
a considerable portion being in fine sod
and other parts containing large bodies Of
excellent timber.
TERMS -Er ough cash in hand to pay
thu costs of this suit and the costs of this
sale, and the residue in three equal install
ments due in six, twelve and eighteen
mo nths and to bear interest from day Of
sale, the purchaser to execute bonds with
approved personal security for the de-
ferred payments, and a title 0 be retain
ed until a conveyance is directed By til e
Court. IN. COLAW, Commissioner.
/. j. II. Patterson, clerk Of tle circuit
court of Pocahontas county, do hereby
certify that ). NJ. Colaw has executed the
bond required by the decree of sale in
the above cause of j. w " aggoner vs.
j. B. Waggoner's heirs, &c. Given under
my hand this 9th day of Noyembe r, 1896
!. II. Patterson, Clerk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11

James q. Winner, recently ac-
quilted at Richmond of the murder
of Samuel G. Thalhimer, died Tues
day night from pneumonia. He
killed Thalhimer for the betrayal
of his paraiytic daughter, who be-
came mother Monday. One of
the jurors in the case died a few
days ago from pneumonia. VIM
mer contracted a cold during the
trial, but his illness was not consid-
cred serious.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11
A Wonderful Typewriter.

The Fisher typewriter machine
for which a stock company has
been organized at Athens, Tenn,
will increase the usefulness Of this
already useful machine and over
come an obstacle which it appeared
could not be overcome. With this
new machine it is made possible to
write in books of any kind and of
any size. In short, it can be used
in doing any kind Of writing that
can be done with pen or pencil.
Previous to the production of this
machine, there were none that
could be used in printing on the
leaves of a book, consequently.
when it came to bookkeeping, re-
cording deeds, wills, and i.ll Other
work for which heavy books are
necessary, the slower and less leg
ible handwriting with pen and ink
had not been supplanted. But now
the whole field IS thrown open for
the typewriter, and as the horse is
being driven out By the bicycle and
the hOrseless carriage, so will the
pen have to go before the typewrit-
err. The question then to be debat-
ed Will lie, as the typewriter
than the sword?"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11
Iiicks on December weather

From the I'd to the 4th of De-
cember there are reasons to expect
very severe disturbances, The pc
Rod will begin with a warm wave
sta' ting in.the far west, storms OF
rain, snow and wind developing DIS
the low barometer and warm wave
move to the eastward. Deem Der
9th a Mars equinox is central. We
nus is central on the 23d and Mer-
curry on tine Goth. with winter SOL
stice from about 9th to 2Sth, From
9Th to 18th will prove one OF the
periods that should be watched. Be
prepared for billiards. at this time
and all December periods, with III
tense cold following in the north,
and more or less severe southwark.
The 14th and 10Th will bring re-
newed storm activity. The 10Th to
2Sd will be at the center Of the
winter solstice, with regular storm
period greatly intensified by Venus
and Mercury. There will be terif-
lie winter storms or freaks Of tenn
perature and earthquake The 26th
to about the 30th will really be the
crisis of all the causes that bring
extra pressure on most Of the
month.