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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-09-14
Smith, Murray & Co.,
Bridgeport Conn.
New
Fall Dress Goods,

All the newest effects in
Suitings in the most effective
colorings for Fall. Neat Checks
Overplaids and Fancy Wor-
steds.
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Individual
Upon this 1
clean cut, /.
3s8 4 Il Summons. 4ss Il y
State Of North Dakota, Z. nj
County OF ramsey q u !. ~ ii


County OF ramsey II = sgsss. S
II Justice sours before ] !. r. Horny, juaties
ASIAN, Rodenbach u co., q d nal suerat,ips:
consisting OF John Ha lam and GEORGE RO2 ieiisS
bach, plnintiH ys Edwin Thomas, defsnr
dent .-Second summons. q "a
The State OF North Dakota to said defen-
3 By this second sammons herein YOU arel S,sdi-
rected =, ppear before me at my Office la the
nine o'clock Id the 10 enoon Of the 1th ,.iay AZ
December, 1915, there to answer the G u, siainE
Of the plaintiffs above named aga No y0a
IL sh s1s Goods T. pa
merchandise furnished You BY the said piairsrs
tiffs no part OF which has been paid, nd furfha
the ssria ii aid county andar warrS San I'D
sattacnment d.ly Issued by the ab,ye named
Bconrt n this action, 70 levy npop certais
ioiows Is Sfs half cal Si iars ssI ;ar
water sa glasses. 4 pail, - dining room chairR
3 COOK asoys, % lbs. sugar. doz. cups ana
q pitcher. 4 B cad dish, i spring cot, 4 Woodes
rocking chair lamp, ! center table. / dining
room table, looking glass, 8 window shadeas
Z gasolins stove, iron be isteads, sprinys aud
mattresses, wooden hedstead, one heat
ang rs, sssG ;', and Pipes, one lapp
for the sum Of sssa.75 Against yosi togoihsr wiz
the costs and disbursements OF fhia action. and
that the goods hereinh efore descrik bed. leviet
$500 " StsS nu1IAM N ttliN aCS CD DE- asiq HU-
coriing " sws To eatisfy the ella ID Of the
pla ntitf and ali Of the coats harasnl
and Tho cnsts .of sails: ss and soR arc
notaned that unless yon 90 appear and
ansaIer the plaintiff VIII tai iudgment aaAinas,
you accordingly.
Given this 81 day % y cvelnbav. 1905
JaPsiSe 81 she peace u ana ~ Ranssy cafas
Fred .. Traynor,
Plaintiz's Attorney, Devils Lake
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR Ii.
GENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA & S 5 #

- sENsE Is 81 SELL III! REAL estate sSs Ii 4 -
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA 81:
Count, OF Ramsey M; ~
In county court, before Hon. John r. Henry.
= The mat OF Of the estate Of Sam Gilbertson,
CLas. Il. Taylor. petitioner. vs. Asse 'iilberteon,
Gilberlson, Oscar Gilberrson, Title Gilbert.
son, Carl Giibertson / dward vi lbertson, Ella
ilbertson, kertha Gil bertson, alma Gilbert
s.sn, Clara Gilbertson, Respondents 81
Notice Of hearing petition for, license to sell
The State Il North DaE ota 10 the above named
esta te Of Sam Gil ertenn, deceased I il
You are hereby notified that the petition OF
has; ~. Tayl,r, administrat0r Of Sam Gilbert.
county. Ramsey. d state & North DAKOTA,
deceased has been filed in this court. therein
petitiOning that he DO authorized. empowered
said decedent' estate. described az follows, to.
The northeast quarter and the north half Of
Isl, range q, ID Ramsey l County North Dakota.
That said petiti0l Will be heard by is court
ON monday, the 2ith aysOf December, a: ID.
at tho court rooms 81 this court. n.shs court
house, IL the city OF DeyIls lake, county OF
Ramsey. and state Of North Dakota.
required then aud there 10 bs and appear BE-.
fore this court aud show cause, III any You have,
why this petition should not BE Erantsd, 81.
Dated the 2ist day III november, "A. ID. lsO3sst
t8B5ss FRI by the Court, 1851
g3 sisa II tsN r.. HENRY, VII
/ ESeall Judge u the County Court.
i Let the service Of this citation Do made b
publishing the Same in the Devila Lake Inter
/ Ocean f0ur weeks, end personally on all 10
sYpnasp's wishia assgy gpuRsy
AaDERecN q THAvMoa.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Not &C Of chattel Mortgage sale..

Notice is hereby given that that certain chat
tel mortgage bearing date of June 22d. 1905,
to hank Of Webster Of VI ebster, North DAKOTA.
m. rte ag.e, and thereafter on the 22d day Of
June. 1906, duly Il ed III the Office OF the regis
u When vi said enty he said tbsn
resided and wherein I he chattels in se i'd mort
gage aud hereinafter described were then stu
ated. ard on which said ,chattel m rtgape de-
fault as b. en- made by the non paym Mt oil the
debt hereby secured and tile abando mfnt Of
tho chnttels covered by Raid mortgage by said
mortgagor and on who said chattel mortgage
there is due at the date of thus notice th.. sum
OF $1i8j4 with interest thereon ON the 22d day
OF June 1905, at the % of II i,er cent per an.
nuns, will be tor-cloeed by q sale the chattels
( III sa d mortgage md hereinafter described at
tie irant door Of the McNanelitnn livery stable
in W ebster in Ramsey ctunt!, North Dakota
ON the 18th day 81 December 1915, at the hour
of one o'clock in tile afternOon. at pubic AUG.
, tiop To the highest bidder for cash. s-53 353
The chatfels described in ga d chatfeI mort
gage and which vii. be sold 10 satiS Z, the same
are desert ed in said chaitel mortgage as fol
low 8. tu-wit: 81 ~. 2$$4.@ 3sS
sou pnnnds, name Dan. t5 gss fjF
IL head of h.Iiled stuck In mortgage to Bank
Of ~ eb5ier for fi2i As dated 2l5a6 due II. it6
That said horned stot Il are descrihe1 in sair
MORTGAGE Of 23i5.tI6, as lows: One 3sear I'D
1. an COW: one 3year old red and white spotted
COW; one 3year old red COW; u 2. year nd ieif
,ers, all red t,ne red COW Z years old one REQ
and white COW eight years old ono 2 Year ole
Y tTSu Sb6Srs a1 ret !. one REQ ana WnIt6 COW. [
Il years old: ONE red bull coming s years old
Shortborn, weight 14O0: g. 9 red and white heif
\ err Years q one yeariing ed steer: two rel
i, yearling -heif I beinR all the cattle i (ihs
Il iiortgagorl oa n uf tiie above description.
Said sale will be- mule By III rman Stsnseth
deputy sheriff Of kamsey COUNTY, North Da
Il Dated December Oh 1898, "a
BANK OF WE BSTER,
Burke Middaugh, Mortgages.
Devils Lake, North Dako al
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FARM TENANTS WANTED

Wanted Two tenants for
240-acre farms all under culti-
walton with good buildings; one
three miles from station and the
other about six. Tenant can
can get all the breaking he can
handle, and all the hay he
wants. Nick Kitch, Webster,
M. ID. 49,
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Taken up. One dark red heifer
about q years old, with horns
dropping down in the front; has
been running with my cattle for
about two months; taken up 10
days ago. s. s. Davis, 8 miles
north Of Webster.
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Registered and Graded Pol
and China Hogs For Sale Two
registered Poland China boars
and graded suws for sale, also
young boars and sows entitled to
registry. No better in the state;
prices reasonable. HI. M. Creel.
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For Sale Cheap A gasoline
engine at Marble Works Devils
Lake, N. d. Isl. ss3

Residence for Sale. oe> Ell room
house, small barn, garden. fiji e
trees, sewer and water in street.
Good neighborhood. Price $1,000.
Apply to HI. G. Middaugh.
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SStrayed. Two black yearling
colts and one bay 3 wear old colt
with slight gall on the shoulder.
Strayed three weeks ago from
section ~, Norway township.
Thomas w. Kruger, Devils Lake,
N. d.
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WAN ADS
seo~.e~.~~<~~~.o-~~-e
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Wanted-A girl to work for
her board while going to school.
Mrs. ". FL. Reid.
LOST

Taken Up-Came to my place
about Nov. %, one yearling bull.
black and white. Owner, please
call, prove property, pay charges
and take animal away. T. J..
Shelver, South Minnewaukan
township, three or four miles
southeastof Devils Lake.
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The regular annual inxof the atoek. hold.
ers on hi i iFet National BAnls OF Deyi Id AXE
Will 10 held DIT the ottice oi said bank Oh ues.
day, Januars +, ie1S III O'Clock fl M, for the
election III 4iFecksfrs and snHh 0sfisf bnaiheGa
90 may properly cuue before tIe Ensetilie
III III kcutiefs
Zeehjefs
MOL -
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Taken Up IA small spotted,
red bull calf; has both ears
notched; had a rope around
neck when taken up. Also a
small, spotted red heifer calf.
w. 2. Goozsa Section 8, Fresh
water toWRaFrii
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07

For Sale Second hand heat
Ing stove, yearly new Al.
Dodge
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07

Cream pnlfs, arts and ID acaroong
Iat Devils Lake Bakery.
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ID your islel 1t fl rItisEa
mill an ~
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Ila Penn STATE Bank

IL TEN "
In tho State OF North Dakota at the close OF
business Nov. II, 1905.
81 Fl RESOURCES ].
Loans and dsconnts. y. I. ]. s86t2 So
sOyerlraitB secured and unsecured ......B TIA IS
Warrants. stocks, tax certificates,
BANKING HOUSE.. furniture and fixtures s,sSS %
line from other banks..:.. u. 3l5 e8
Cash Al IA. 1853 80
5s:}i9 i324 me
Total. &. j. 80. ,24s 9s
ss.s5s Isl LIABILITIES. S5ii K M
sa s'ss's: ; ;sss ss'a ! ss g
ssses pad -, y: ia. : ...... $50 ii
In d sb sseosiss subject ID ID L
Time eersiieates 81 81 ae $500 q
posit. B. !. 1922 rs sss IS
Totai ....s III 248 80
State Of North Dakota, County Of Ramssy--
6s: 8sss MI ss4
Il q r. French, cashier OF the above named
bank, do soiemniy swear that the above state
ment is true 70 tho best OF my kncyledge and
belief. &c. e. French
VII III 3ss VII iii, Cashier.
day Of NOV. q, 58s . e.. q.
lseall 81 Notary Public.
Nv commission expires Nov. asth, 1909. s. 4
Correct Alto Il M
Frank I'LL 81 ], Ka s.
Frank n. Gsssner, Directors.
a. q. Mitchell,
, "A. Horne, 3s Fiji
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gOR SALE

For Sale ftige-roou house on
East Fourth street. squire 81
W j Bell. jacobson block
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Strayed. IA dark brown Ham
bletonian mare colt, q years old,
had on halter frum my place Id
Morris township.
eo. Rustorl
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Lost a three months-old span
mi pup female. Finder return to
Or. Jones and receive reward.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
HENRY WATTERsoN is JUBILANT

The ever jubilant and ;one OF the
few real old time democrats writes
of the recent election as follows:
"Of the two most important results
of the general election of Tuesday,
one was national and the other was
local. the defeat of the Hearst-Mur-
ply combine in the state of New York
and the polling of fair vote here in
Louisville.
"The election of Hearst meant the
final overthrow and death Of the Dem
ocratic party. 1t meant the creation
in it's place of brand new party,
with Hearst for it's cloud by day and
it's pillar of fire by night; in other
words, the setting up of Hearstism in
room of Democracy.
whatever the individual Hearst
may be he is not a Democrat What
ever Hearstism may be, it is not Dem
ocracy. That Hearst gave utterance
to many ugly truths during the just
ended campaign, need not be denied;
but no candidate for Office can be sep
arated from his character, his asso-
ciates and his methods. Hearst bought
and paid for the official Democratic
label. Through bargain, intrigue and
treachery he made foul deal with
T. ammeny. With his money and his ma
chinery he constructed a holding COM
pany called the independence league.
By the excuses and eXtremeism of his
newspapers he consolidated the labor
union vote. All this was purely per.
sonal politics, selfish politics, venal
politics. At the best it could have
only substituted in New York for a
corrupt Republican ring a corrupt
Hearst ring.
But it's triumph would have misled
honest Democrats all over the land.
It's triumph would have poured into
the next nominating national Demo
cratic convention a flood of base mon
ey, a flock of unclean birds of prey,
and noisome omnium gatherum of
mercenaries, Adventures and cranks.
1t would have both diverted and de-
lowered all Democratic standards.
Death was preferable to this. Hap.
lIily the party is spared it. For good
or evil, for success, or defeat, it will
go ahead and nominate William Jen.
nings Bryan, putting him upon high
and sound Democratic platform, and
with prayers and hope, giving the
ticket and the flag
TO the God of Storms,
The lightning and the gale
Taking the situation at large, the
whole country has right to feel safe
and proud, to believe in free institu
lions still more than ever, and to sit
down to its THANKSGIVING turkey
Democrats alike with Republicans
blessing God for his mercies, but mos
of all blessing him that each and every
one of us is an American citizen"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
LOCAL PRESS sCINTLLATIoNS. .

NJ F. Cunningham has returned to
the Herald and is holding down the
city editors desk.
~ ~
The exodus of reporters to Nevada
has left the newspapers here short
handed, and there are no capable men
here at present unemployed to close
up the ranks.
~ ~
Evans, the cartoonist, has taken
Lovey's place on the Herald.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

poor devils is revolving in the extreme
Let's quit talking about cruel prac-
tees of the Indians, the Chinese and
the Russians for while and look to
ourselves and our alleged modern CIV
ilization, and alleged Christian teach
ingS .-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
ll4lM
AM< EQgIe2 ox N@
Big Coat Sale

Elk raordinary values in popular
priced coats at Cohn's.
Several big deals with manufactur-
ers permit of our selling these coats
much below the regular prices.
Sew. raj hundred CT ats a. rived dur
ing the past weeks. Out of this big
assortment every Gust omer should find
one to suit her individual Taste.
In the lot are plain tailored coats
and deliberately embroidered coats.
There are loose coats, semi fitting
coats and tight-fitting coats; there are
short coats and extremely long coats,
cloth coats and rain coats.
Colors represented art blue, green,
brown, red, tan, gray, castor, white
and back in plain cloth and beautiful
mixtures.
Our coat section is literally covered
wi h new coats Never have we had
so huge showing as we now prese.. t
at the special pi ic. s of
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
TRUTH

Governor Hughes, If Mr. Hearst's ap-
peal of organized hatred" is not to
develop increasing effectiveness.-Li
erary Digest
The Washington times., 1906-11-20
SUCCE SSFuLLV

awav from the Life line. crossing To
the Mount OF Mars Zig HD-in a wo-
mans hand-deuotes that the person
with whom she is closely associated
VIII drift further and further away.
When the line Just cuts the Life line
FIE. l3). interference OF relatives in
ores home.
When a line cuts the life line and
rescle the Fate line tFig. I3J, IL tells
that people will interfere with the sub
jeCts business OF plans.
Wren "A line crosses the Life line and
reaches tile Head line Gig. 40 possible
head or brain trouble. generally caused
br wOrTy. cue to interference of others.
When q line crosses the Life line and
reaches the Heart line Gig. 80, an in
dlcatlOu OF "a weak Heart action. also
interference Of others in ones closest
affections
When "a line crosses and cuts a fork
al the Life line aud reaching the
Heart line zig. l6t. an unhappy mar
TiaEe, even divorce
When an islauG appears on the line
that reaches the Heart line Gig 10.
an indication that the outcome OF a
lnse affair has been or viii be serious.
When a line starts from the Life line
and crosses 20 sun llne Gig. 1S). loss OF
money TO parents in ths subjects early
The Washington times., 1906-11-20

Saturn Gig. .. d new career or busi-
ness 10 run along successfully wiyn
ones present career. or, "a any rate.
an increase Of wealth at that point
When the line comes from the Mount
Of Saturn Gig. g. danger % accidents
caused by a quadruued OF vehicle. tnis
IS emphasized when accompanied by an
island or branches.
To know the beginning OF a line look
FOR the heaviest end. same as IIe base
OF trunk OF q tree.
a clear line 10 the Mount Of the Sun
Gig. -, great success III art. lr when
found with an artistic temperament
When this line IS indistinct, an OBJ
structiOn TO the possible success.
When a line crosses 10 Mount of
Mercury Zig. 81. great success IN busi-
ness or science, when the nature Of the
Individual iHClines that way
When q liue crosses to The luTeT
Mount Of Mars Gig. el, danger resulting
from a passionate disposition; also an
Indication Of an unfaVorable attach
meut in early life that has been or is
the cause Of much trouble
When a line crosses from the side OF
The Life line 70 Mount OF Mars Gig 10
In a mans hand-deuOtes that Ihe
woman has the strongest nature in the
alta chment.
When a line starts some distance
The Washington times., 1906-11-20
For The School Luncheon

Chocolate crackers-Melt half a cake
OF chocolate over the tea kettle and
sweeten with small half cup Of sugar;
spread on thin crackers. To vary this
rule mix chopped nuts in part Of the
melted chocolate.
Orange salad-Cut a large scedless
orange in half crOssWise and take out
the pulp with "a spoon, saving all the
juice Meke a French dressing by mix
ing tablespoonful OF oil with a half
tesspOonful OF lemon juice and the
orange Juice, ard add "A little salt; put
the pulp In the jar. and pour the dress
ing over IL.
Fruit wafers-Into one cup OF cold
sweet cream stir three cups of graham
or whole wheat -four: If the latter.
eUouEh To make a Sti1 dough. knead
il Wei and divide in two parts and roll
each one out thin. On the first spread
layer of chopped figs, or mixed hgs
and dates, or fgs and nuts, or figs ana
stewcd prunes, put on the other layer
and press together by rolling lightly
with the rolling pin Cut in squares ana
bake quickly.
The Washington times., 1906-11-20
A Much Debated Point.

It has always been a much debated
question as 20 whether the belt should
be attached to the waist. which is then
worn over the skirt, OF be put on sep
arately after the skirt is fastened over
the waist. AS with the majority of
questions of fashion. this must be set
tied entirely In accordance with which
manner Of wearing the belt is more be-
coming. II a long Waisted effect IS de
sired the belt should he attached TO the
skirt, but for young girls and all slight,
long Waistcd figures a separate belt is
generally best. Any young girl, unless
she is unusually stout, will find that
separate belt or one attached 10 the
skirt is more becoming than when the
waist is worn over the skirt, and the
style Is certainly more youthful.
When a white or light cOlOred waist
is worn with a cloth skirt a dark silk
girdle or a stitched cloth belt is smarter
than a light belt attached 10 the bod
The Washington times., 1906-11-20

life that will ultimately affect the sub
jeCt.
When a line crosses the Life and jhe
Sun line Gig. 49, inter ference OF others.
spelling the subjects position. perhaps
scandal or disgrace, due 70 the actions
OF others
" hen a line crosses over 10 the mar
riage line Gig %, a strong indication
OF divorce 10 the person Ia whose heud
IL Is found
When line crosses and IS accom-
panied by on island Gig. @U. the person
possessing this mark has had trouJIe
Ia marriage before
When & iiHc starts from q star on the
Mount OF Venus Zig. 22), guarFels with
relatives.
When a line starts from star and
crosses up to the Mount Of the SuR
Zig e1l. Cuarr0ls with relatives that
NAV terminate very uuDleasanTlE.
When q line starts from a star on
Venus and joins with the Sun line jFig.
24, quaTrels with relatives. ending pro
pitiouslv.
Where a line crosses from Venus and
ends I'm a star en- the heart line dig.
-, An indicst zion OF worries, causing
heart disease
When a line crosses from Venus 10 a
star on the head line Gig. Do. worries.
causing brain trouble.
The Washington times., 1906-11-20
Wisdom for Wees.

A country vicar was noted for his
excellent fatherly advice 10 young cou-
piles he welded He had printed cards
Of advice, which ne used 10 distribute,
besides giving guidance verbally. one
Il the cards was for the man and the
other for the woman That 10 the
woman ran as follows.
When YOU marry him. love him.
After you marry him. study him.
II ne IS honest. honor him
II ne is generous. appreciate him.
When he Is sad. cheer him.
When ne is cross. amuSe him
When he IL falkative. listen 90 him.
When ne is Quarrelsome. ignore him.
II he il SlOthfui. spuTn him
II ne j. noble. praise him.
II he is confidential. encourage him.
II no is seCretiNe. trust him.
II ne is Jealous, cure him.
II he cares naughJ for pleasure. coax
him.
II he favOrs society. accompany him
II ne does v0u a favor. thank him
II He deserves IL. kiss him
Let him think how well YOU under
stand Him. but never let him know tnat
you manage him. says Woman's Life.
The Washington times., 1906-11-20
Trio Of Beauty Recipes

An excellent skin food is made from
the following recipe; Four ounces of
sweet almond oil. two ounces OF sperna-
Ceti. one ounce Of white wax. TWO ounces
OF glycerlue. one dram of powdered
boraN. TWO ounces Of rose water and
ten drops or OIL Of rose Melt the oils
together and dissolve the boTaN In the
rose water and glyceTlue. Add the
other ingredients beating all together
constantly until the mixture is cold.
1t should be perfumcd last OF all.
Here is q recipe for a lotion 70 whiten
the hands: Take three drains OF pulVer-
lied bOTaN. IhTee-qua arters OF an ounce
OF glycerine and twelve ounces Of
eideTfOwer water An excellent paste
10 rub on the hands at night is made
from 80 gTammes each Of sweet and
bitter almonds. sixty grammes OF lemon
juice, thirty grammes of sweet milk.
ninety grammes OF sweet almond oil and
The Washington times., 1906-11-20

terminating points of these lines, 1 feel
confident that the student will eNpe-
rience no trouble in deciphering their
meaning, But. above ALI endeayor 20
study them intPlligenlly-
In order TO facilitate the assimilation
OF the knowledge that may be gained
from these lines I shall describe and
illustrate each line Of Importance in a
manner never before attempted
When lines run across the hand in
general Gig. d, worries and anNietles
generally caused by others.
Embarrassments Encountered.
When a line crosses the Life line I'm
early part Of the hand Gig. y, generally
nterferences. or oppositiops from ones
parents in early life. usually as TO an
ambition or choice of occupation.
Whe 4 line crosses later on the hand
Gig. p, opposition from ones one sex
in ordinary affairs OF life.
When a line asCends 10 the Mount OF
Jupiter Gig. a. great ambition, ego
tiSm and a step higher in one s position
at the age where the line crosses or
leaves the life line.
When a line crosses 10 the Mount OF