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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11

CoTToN-After quite sharp advance Gurihs I .hs
trading barely steady at decline OF points
advance Of points Sales were es1InaI sTr at
22s bales The opened steady at an advance
Of l4 points little irregularity hsd
good advance October contracts selling up TO SS
during afternoon. II points net higher ana + %
points low level Of last week AROUND t'Is
price offerings increased and the market CLOSED at p1
tfcay the lowest figures day The early advance
due 70 higher liverpool cables than expected large
English spot sales of higher interior spot
Le+s Of Wednesdays revision OF spot
differences which supposed to have strengthened me
local contract decline later seemed TO indicate
that &c October had been in the minds OF recen
for offerings were eAIecteu
become heavy for both around that level II
also developed after the close that SOY
had been much more during the afternoon VIII
some tendency of Atlantic belt ho9ers 70
which had been refused oy
mills earlier in According to all accounts me
Southwest is relatively firm. particularly on new crop
shipments relatively high price In tna' sec
s nartIv explained by that the new crop Is
a6opptng Particularly fine grade and staple Mail ad-
vices received the day said that exporters
been Weather reports cohIlIueo
Ser favorable at nearly points in the belt Liver
ooi renrted continued covering the big spot demand
light hedge selling. - -, --a-,,s+ 90 dav
OF contract prices IN tno ioO9A 4i''N ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York, September 10 1908.
CoFFEE-Near months in the conee market to-day
were sustained by support from leading while
later positions barely steady result selling,
supposedly against firm offers although the primary
kets be holding steady The close quiet.
net unchanged 10 points Sales for the day
unchanged prices which about in line with cables
for while Havre / higher at the hour OF the
local opening Hamburg unchanged to L pig lower
gains reported Brazilian markets since last
week not important Rio Is IS refs and
Santos so higher Receipts Brazilian points
continued very heavy complaints heard
gardng weather conditions since the last report Never
theless with which surplus supplies held
of tbs market and the steadness of the spot situation
in checks apprehension Of bearish
through the medium sales. and the mar
support strong trade interests which
positions whenever offerings in
crease. market spot coffee was steady, with
quotations the basis Of $40 for Rio No T.
range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11


METALS-TIN-The London market was lower 70,
day With spot eu9's dat $50 los and futures at ss
with spot quoted at IS 25 a2s 45c COPPER declined
in tbs London market The local market was and
iytic a. IL sIsS a Is ees5c and casting at 1924
iss79sc. LEAD advanced 70 s1s p 50 in London
average, at ass a 45T1sc. sPELTER was unchanged
s st dle a. g II S English hs aE,
lower, with standard foundry quoted at Sls and
were reported and No foundry Northern was quoted
and unchanged on the New York Produce Exchange
tS,dsy ResGlI,s wess gsGs as oefo6 s1s 500
SIS IS; November sis 5o9sls. and December. SIS so
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Ths general market re-
Iasi6ss fo 5fesy MT orean esntfS
so9mon l6 g 49, fair IsS re; soSd 4 70 1SS PT5e
Common. Is g17e: fair 16 g2Oe; good 1920 prime.
oms-cottonseed oil active and higher to-day
on 81 oy Strength Of crude oil and in
patty with provisions Sales; 800 SepteI1osr So
ssl.c 1000 December ss5 esIssc. and 24oo January
at u6chsngeG quofations Lnseed unehaEsd-
We quote: PETRoLEUM--stand4rd white; bbIs. 5 I5e;
cases. Ssw York. 70 9oc; PhiladsIPhia
70 20e pgIk s4Sc watsE white 92ss Rev o 19rk
Prime crude 291S a soc: prime summer yellow spo<.
8szc: septemeeT sS ass1sc; October, sss4 500 40.
81 y 93so March. IS &c: OF summer yellow. Sep
pTIms white ss1a q 4oe prime winter yellow ~
LINsEED oiL-American seed; city raw 44e 49G;
m oS s.sSs. e. Gbg R6s at thu the RSs
piled for further strength in provisions thro1s
out the day The market closed quite steady. and
= h.n:as S;5I sss Sc
Mess sl4 5O@s15 so: family, SIG $1I 80; packet
$50 s1e extra Ipdia ness So s2 B1 tI E
Quoted: Bacons csc; $50 ID, CSC $50 ~ 93se; lao
Arm Quoted: Smoking 1la4e; 10 ID Ike IL Is:
f-ru ri 3 &C. ; = &c
Il citR lard % oa Mas 1oc Rened lard
1850: Brazil kegs. u 75e. coMPoUNDo, Quiet.
12t.c; city lard stearine 12c
RICE-The rice market steady here and firm
Selling points Quotations follow Screenings. = q
SIC; ordinary ~ 94≻ fair 5q good ordinary.
eign 81 q Sc: Rangoon AZ G5I.c.
sTGAR-Withdraw OF refined sugar liberal.
but orders coming in slowly. The general
changed prices quoted. The following list prices
subject TO rebate OF 10 points and discount OF
T45c: Eagle tablets T.4oc cut loaf 590c; crushed.
$500: mould \. ,54Sc: cubes. Eagle 5-ro bags pow
ana fruit powdered 5S6o: Eagle coarse and extra dna
do 585c 5-ro bags do. $500; ION bags do,
fine or standard sranuiated and diamond l. 515e;
eonfectioners 4; 499ci No l: 490ci Nos and 3
s5c No g. 4 SOC; 30 9. 55c: 10. 45c; IL
4.4Oc; No 12 4 35c; No 49, 1900; Nos a. Is and 10
sale of 5000 bags Cuba centrifugal 20 test prompt
shipment. equal 9s9G e2c duty paid basis Clos
ing prices for duty paid sugars were unchanged and
vado. 40c. and nolasses 50 test S15c
London market for beet sugar steady but
changed. with September and October at es sd Lon
cableI the worlds visible supply 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept i0-Closing; WHEAT-spot nrms
No red western winter. rs 6sd; No California. 70
had. Futures steady; September. Is 3D. December.
Is 6AG CORN-Spot steady; American mixed % %
Futures quiet September. IS Dad, October. 0s Sd
FIOJJR-Winter patents quiet 2ss Sd HOPS az Lon
don tPaethc COAST steady. 81 1OsGf2 IS. BEEF
Extra India steady. 10Ts Cd PORK-Prine mess.
Western. Arm. 56s Sd HAHS-Short cut IA to 10 70.
steady SIS Cd BACON-Cumberland cut. IS to 30 -,
strong rib. Is TO "a 10 strong. SIS: long
middIes light IS to 81 n strong SOS Cd; long
clear mddles heavy 10 10 strong. 49s Sd short
backs 20 10 strong ass clear bellies "A 70
Arm. 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II 10 - 10,
strong. SIS cd LARD-Prtme western. IN uercss.
strong Sd American refined. pals. strong. sos
sI CHEESE-Canadian finest white. new, steady sos:
Canadian finest coiored steady, Sis. TALLOW--
Prime city dull 26s 81. LINSEED OIL dull 24s.
TURPENTINE-S Spirits steady, 2Ts Sd PETROLEUM.
steady. Thd. RoSIN-Cemn0>s steady 70 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11

The market for spot cotton was qaleI s TIC
or ddns Southern spot markets eS T EfTe fee
Sac sales. 100 bales savannah stea oie unehansed
at 81, sales bales Baltinore nominsl q9chan a
csc Augusta steady ll6e higher Cher at ftte
steady unchanged at s@c ChaFest 0ncseneed
at e.c: sales. 17os bales; New Orleans nFr1; 115O
higher at bghs at ee Memphs quiet unchanged
exc sales s7S bales Houston steady a asS
ing points Friday: At Houston $500 to .:ooV
Galveston 1880 to $1,000 against 1895 last week
and 416s last year and at New orleans 1OVO 10
As c096n = es' Ss @ Spot Sg
ana AmsTean $500 3d S sfSPs opened 2S
steady points higher and points higher on o..
sistan months GossG Ttesdy at
ssS5d;p October Sovember 4seifd; November Decem-
Feb asGHa d
I'D nAst siYd quiet; fair
business doing in cloths
os. ay ASn WITH pas @ and Demand
sS chiefly for % fs poe anod the
New York Produce Exchange Spring patents % 4og
29st 81 .o ssT 3 n S}E FT ioeT
faSts 2HSt? % Fe5 n hS9d + Quoted
sRd ye9T sy @sl S 81 so Spring s.
ard s2e 10 hegr de- ss9 red d s' ddg
ss o$s 90 r 1a D dos ST &C. al setsmoeP
chop bulk $50 20 in sacks oilmsa So %
norris in the Soutbwsst somewhat lighter Northwest
t9s the hpsf naTket moved up today highest
prices of the week and closed In the local pit Tsn in
time and ploughing Is ny
delayed Southwest dispatches IL was ssia " and
there was considerable buying throughout the DAY rom
that quarter All markets were also very strong
buying of sufhcient Souns 70 Stnnssnois
m and 6us sfB ha tos GB Po
sos last a @od at d on
year Export trade vas OF raE eood cash
setn the recent liberal arrivals Part OF the og sup
So driny the session was predictions FOR ram
~ Nrr{buest which would restrict the move
ment situation that In the presel Si,sr I,rices
soohoarG cIaarnnces -four aggresaed 4oou
bushels Liverpool started out rather cIose was ia
net higher Broomha estimated Argentine shiphe's bs
200 bushels compared win LEV were 2s4 cars
p "a car, last year Commission houses and eie
people were among me s cnIb December in tho
s9 market was quoted &c above the regular SsS
81 o. Elevator and 81 OS aioat No Oh
Duluth s. 0% and No naTS were estsb,ished
adoat when SEPTEMBER sold to so1sc at Sn1
cage the whole market Stsd h dry Weather in
ehe which is st detrimental to the pposaess
planted corn and b{ sS corn on the during
the day sentiment continued g6 600 bushels com
tns TtS bushels DreT on nt4or eed
liverpool closed partly sa e sst year The State
ceip eae the condition of corn IS or lust osoteS
as this time year a ago ,. NS both nominal Chi
al o'I recents exceeded the estimates but 0s s good
We're chsdasa for , Erens BY the other
depann and prices generally hgnsr M Closing as
ing the ,9e ID tn as ~ 6ssc white 2e to
Al h. 5450c, and clipped wnlT sac nominal
s Yor steady S miE YORK
c NY Rufralo and feeding, Iog'ze e,. c Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11
BOSTON G. MAINE HOLDINGS SOLD.

Boston. Sept 10.-Stock Of the Boston. Revere
neach & Lynn Railroad amounting TO 1871 shares
'hch was owned by the Boston & Maine Railroad
was sold by the latter corporation On August L TO
tlFate parties, according 10 statement issued
"oay By the Board Of Railroad Commissioners.
In statement made 20 the board. President Tut
Ie says that the transfer August i was an
Dsolute sale without condition, and IA the opinion
Inc railroad commission the Boston & Maine
~ complied with the provisions OF statutes
Assa prohibit such holdings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11
DENVER & RIO eRANDE BOND ISSUE.

Denver, Sept 10.-Stockholders of the Denver q
Rio Grande Railroad Company and its subsidiaries
TODAY authorized the issuance of s1500o0,Go0 in
bonds the issuance of notes for that amount for
three years the purchase Of the franchises and
properties of the several subsidiary railroads con-
trolled by the Gould interests in Colorado and
Ttah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
CLOSING STOCKS.

American can. .----.-- D.
d. pref .-.-.-----.. %
American Radiator pr Ia
sgN Beard pref --.,--. -
commonwealth Edison l"i
chicago Teleuhonc ~
Chicag, Title e. Trust III
Cske a OAK Park pref. eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.

FINISHED and corrected daily by Stewart & Lockwood
N'' an Exchange Piacel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11

Oyster Bay Sept 1o.-AttoTney General Bona
ps-te who was in conference with President hOOSe
sslt this afternoon, was asked as ne vas iea'Ne
oyster Bay whether he had anything to say regaIo
ing the answer OF the Standard Oil Company OF
Indiana. fled IN Chicago. TO the petition OF inc
Government attorneys for rehearing OF the appear
RON the Judgment Of Judge lanols' nIihs Inc -
pany SO 10000 for violation OF the anti-reDale
The Attorney General said he had not seen the
answer TO the petition. and until he hao time "
read Il he would make comment upon II
The Attorney General secured a number OF news
Diapers containing fun accounts Of the answer haoe
by the oil conpany's counsel to the government
Petition and prepared himself to read them thoi-
ooghly the train while going TO Ne" ioiA.
when he arrived be asked whether ne "ouiu
take I'D with the President In the course OF ms
visit the Standard on case. and he declared that
ne had not come here for that purpose. but that IL
night be discussed by them he had holhihs ="
nay as 70 the governments next step ia the netter
ASs this afternoon when he returned from saga
more Hill his way to New York
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13

G.. H. Chaplin, proprietor of the Bos-
ton Health Resort, a journal devoted
to tourist travel and who spent Sun
day in Ocala, speaking of the tourist
travel to Fort Myers and patronage
bestowed on the Royal Palm hotel at
that place, said it exceeded anything
of the kind known in its history, and
as Mr.. Chaplin has visited every re-
sort in Florida during his stay in the
state this winter, said the tourist
travel, Notwithstanding the panic Of
last fall and the prediction made by
many that the season would be
shown of much, that was in evidence
in 1906, made the mistake Of their
lives, for without question more peo-
pie wintered in Florida the past sea-
son than was ever known in the past.
Referring to his visit to Sarasota and
the west coast, said it was the COM
ing tourist resort in the state, that
the people of that attractive place
were becoming alive to it's needs and
durin gthe summer would pave and
harden the streets and install an elec-
trio light plant.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

At the morning service yesterday
letter was read from the Heidtville
Baptist church stating that they were
greatly in need of the services of a
pastor and requesting the Ocala Bap-
tist church to ordain to the ministry
Mr.. Albert Glover as they wished TO
call him to the pastoral work Of the
church. After a few comments from
Mr.. Carroll, who spoke in the highest
terms as to the character and fitneVs
of Mr.. Glover for the priesthood,
motion was made and carried that
Mr.. Glover be ordained in the usual
manner by the laying on of hands,
the ordination to take place in the
near future. Mr.. Carroll then said
that the church had decided to elect
five additional, deacons, but before
going into the election he read Pauls
letter to the church of Phillip as to
instituting the office of deacon-its
duties, privileges. etc.-and spoke at
length on that letter. 1t was a very
interesting talk, interspersed with
numerous Carrollisms that added zest
to the subject, after which the church
proceeded to elect five men to the Of
flee. Mr.. w. D. earn nominated Mr.
Will 7. Gary. who asked to, be ex-
cused, but his name was not with
drawn till he positively said he could
not serve. after which the following
gentlemen were nominated and elect
ed: DR.. Christian, Sim Sistrunk, l.. F.
Ballard, J. w. Akin and L. j. Lancas-
ter. 1t was decided to hold the ordi-
nation Of Mr.. Glover to the ministry
and the above named gentlemen to the
office Of deacon, on Sunday, May 10,
and that the Rev. Mr.. Nash and the
rev. l.. D. Geiger, together with am
other pastor to be selected by Mr..
Carroll, be invited to be present and
take part in the exercises.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
A CHURCH WAR

Justice Walter Bishop held the
settles this morning in a church case
arising at Silver Springs, between
Nellie Kelix, plaintiff, and Robie Will
liams, defendant. There was a host
Of witnesses for either side. Mayor
Izlar represented the plaintiff and
Col. Spencer the defendant. The
judge assessed the defendant SO and
cost, which was quickly made up by
her friends, who Clipped in with great
glee. All the parties were colored.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
0CALA RIFLES CALLED OUT
SENT TO PENSACOLA TO SUP
PRESS OR PREVENT FURTHER
RlOTiNG
The Boys Answered the Buae Call as
Merrily as Though 1t Were
Dinner Bell

The wonted quiet of the Sabbath
was shattered to fragments in the
dusk of last evening by the stirring
notes of Walter fuckers bugle, which
In no uncertain tones told the men,
bers Of the Ocala Rifles that the state
had urgent need Of their services.
Few Of that bunch are backward
when duty calls, and it was not many
minutes before respectable-si sized
force was gathered at the armory, as
ready as Evans jackies for either a
fight or a frolic. They were briefly
told that telegram had been receiv-
ed ordering the company to get IN
readiness TO go to Pensacola, where a
strike of street car workers and the
attempt to break it by importing men,
had already caused one riot, and there
was grave danger it would cause 9TH
ers more serious.
The men went about their prepara-
tions with business-like gayety. Their
arms and equipments were already in
good order, and it was only the work
of minutes to put them in shape for
the march. Very soon everything
was ready and the balance of the ev-
ening most of them remained in the
armory or on the ! streets nearby
listening for the second bugle call.
Some went to their places of business
and and put in their time Of waiting
in strenuous work, arranging their
affairs so that their absence would be
less missed
1t was matter of doubt among all
hnf tIn fniv-
cause company so far from the
scene of action to move. But shortly
before midnight came another tele-
gram, and Immediately a second bugle
call rippled out on the still night air.
echoed by hearty cheer that told the
boys were ready in spirit as in flesh
A member Of the Star staff went up
to the armOry shortly after midnight
and found all the boys as jolly as
though they were going on a picnic,
though with the grim knowledge that
it might be anything but fun before
they got through. About two o'clock
they marched off to the Seaboard de-
pot, as merry and business like a lit
tie band as ever left home on a diff
ficult and dangerous mission.
Following are the names of the Of
ficers and men:
Captain G. A. Nash.
Adjutant Joseph Bell
First Lieutenant John M Graham
Second Lieutenant Will c. Dunn
First Sergeant Leitner.
Quartermaster Sergeant H. S.
Chambers.
Sergeants Fred Weihe, Tom Proc
tor, Geo. J. Bitch, George Pender.
Corporals Clifford Raysor, Grover S.
Scott, w. T. Stroman, Frank Booher,
Frank Gates
Musician Watterson Tucker.
Artif1cer j. G. SmOaky
Privates Percy Biting, Louis Bos-
well, r. J. V. Book, J. r. Crosby, w.
H. Cameron, M. B. Chastain, A. O.
Dame, John Dean, I. r. Duffy, Ben
Feinburg, Leroy Fort, w. E. Gwynn,
Claude Haycraft, Eugene Harvey,
Harmon Head, Ernest Hodge, J. L.
Jennings,'J. c. Knight, James Leitner,
Robert Murrell, Samuel Payne, Sam
Phillips. ]. L. Smoak Jr., Grover G..
Spencer, Clarence Schenck, George
Wood, Walter Young.
Camp Cook Parter Hail.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
ASSESSOR AYERS CARD

My official duties, which cannot be
neglected for anything now, require
all Of my time and attention. 1t is
therefore impossible for me to can
vass the county, which gives my op-
ponent a big advantage. 1 am thus
forced to depend on my friends to put
in a good word and little work for
me, which is always appreciated and
remembered. Alfred Aver.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13

Easter eggs at Ffshel's.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
YOU AUTO FOR 5000

Buy a new five-passenger Cadillac
1908 model T complete with top, head
lights, Preso-Light tank and tools
Cost $1,225. Car in perfect condition,
not a scratch or defect Sells to tho
first man with the money who knows
a bargain. At Ocala House 18th to
18th inclusive. Inquire at desk.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER

try the following delightful dessert,
" cup English Walnut meats.
" doz. figs, cut up fine.
1 1Oc. package JEIh-O. any flavor.
Dissolve the JELL-O in a pint 6f
boiling water. When cool and JUST
commencing to thicken, stir in the'
figs and nuts. Serve with Whipped
Cream. Delicious. The walnuts, figs
and JELL-O can be bought at any
good grocery. This makes enough
dessert for a large family and is very
economical.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
w. L. MARTIN IN THE RACE

w. L. Martin, Of Sparr, better
known to newspaper readers as Peter
Stanley" has entered the race for
representative from Marion county,
making five candidates for the two
offices to be filled. We will give Mr..
Martin more extended notice in a
later ISSUE
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13

Easter dyes at Ffshel's.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
ACME S1APLER FOR SALE

The Star, Ocala, Fla, has for sale
$35 Acme Staple Binder. almost as
good as new with lot of staples, SIS.
Lot Of 10-em mailing galleys, almost
new, at half price. A rotary lead and
rule cutter, $50 for $1OI Mustang mail
er in good shape for less than half
price.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
HEALTH AND VITALITY
Motifs Nerverine Pills

tive for men, and women, produces
strength and Vitality, builds up the
system and renews the normal vigor.
For sale by druggists or by mail, 81
per box, s boxes for 5. Sold by the
Anti Monopoly Drugstore.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
w. n. MORRIS

Electrician and telephone line con-
structor. All work guaranteed. Out
Of town orders a speciality. Address,
w. H. Morris. Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13

For Easter flowers and fresh cut
flowers Of all kinds see Smith DC
Roberts.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13
EARLY BREAKFASTS

You can get an early breakfast a,t
the Elks Cafe If you are going out Of
town.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-04-13

r. c. Davis & Co., Of Jacksonville
will sell any make Of secondhand
typewriter upon easy terms If desired
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-26
MOURNS FOR FIANCE
WHO KILLED HIMSELF
Girl Says Wedding Was Postponed
Because Of Duty 10
Father.

WALTHAM, Mass, May 28-En the
little house where she lives with her
aged fathcr Miss Harriet c. Ford IS
mourning the death OF her lover. Carl
Nelson. who killed himself yesterday
afternoon at Kalamazoo, Mich, lelv-
ing a note breathing his tender aRec-
tion for her.
s'If had only married him this spring
as he wanted me TO-" sObbed the girl
today. but I thought my first duty
was % my father"
Nelson and Miss Lord we're engaged
last September, but at ner request their
marriage was indefinitely postponed. IN
January he went 10 Kalamazoo.
7 received letters from him regular
w" said Miss Lord, ''the last came
Saturday, and ia Dc he spoke Of one
or two of the men where he was en-
ployed being implicated in some theft
or other. but nothing TO Indicate that
he himself was involved ia any trou-
BILE"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-26
MUTUAL AMBITION
HAPPINESS BASIS
Ebert Hubbard
Fra ElbertuS Summarizes
Matrimonial Ideals and
Ideas in Message.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Packing them
into the compass OF $50 words or a,
Elbg-t Hubbard has written 10 NiXola
Greeley Smith a snappy little summary
of his matrimonial ideals and ideas.
Here is what Miss Smith asked and
Fra ElbeTtus answered:
What Is the most lasting basis for a
happy marriage?
Mutual ambitions and good health
and health is Il habit.
Is It love?
No, il is friendship between a man and
woman of similar age who love the
same things and have Ike ideas on
questions OF what constitutes hunor.
Going the same way they go hand in
hand ana mutually sustain and encour-
age cath other.
How may we distinguish love from
infatuatiOn?
InfajuStiOu is d love for the person or
individual Love is an admiration for
the qualities OF mind, body and soul
that make Up the individual. However.
lnfatuation IS myopic. with leaning
toward strabismus.
What is the cure for divorce, or is di-
yorce itself a cure2
Divorce Is heroic treatment for social
and sexual ankylosis (stin jOints) and
cures itself
VIII the reactionaries be able TO stem
the current of public opinion toward Z
more liberal life, spiritual. mental. anc
emot!Onal2
Yes, the reacionarles are now color
ing, tinting, and flavOring the zeitgeist
People are living longer and better. Un
dertakeTs doctors, and preachers all re
port hard times. The world is gettfns
better.
What is an idea hOme2
The place where only one gets mao
at a time,
What should the ideal husband he?
The husband who knows that he car
| live without being loved. but that HI
cannot live without loving.
The ideal wife2
/ The same as above, reversed