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New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
e. h - - marEet "a

The arke, for SPOT ,9t-on vas 9q'e and w." ds foT
id5Ius Gut southern so nsTss's MARE a. We" ac sales 81
haIss savannah quiet and easy uneAaIsel a. d, 2-isc
sa!ss 80 p EsI,lrore nominal i,c lover et sac
Augusta quiet InehaIged AZ 5s''r ne R6Sk quiet IN
rbanse5 at O. Galveston steady unehan-en a. nm
-5 S AZ 'ajs, ie, sales 50 bales C5sTss'9p an hE9
unehanEct a. eG G.fG1 steady i-leo 5i6e
sales lis bales Estimated reeep's = 5S 10 500 bales
sgsins asa last and 81 ast yeet and a. 4il9 last
900 to $50 Sa.Ss % 6fsaas 100 5n bales against
$s5 as' EHssngs week a pa Leo cables sP,t S9tt sn
fair bntses 9ons s1fS + 600 recepts iS 900 Aneriean;
96oo rHldng upland % i95oI a net decline of l.1
poin; March Aprt and r APTim1st aifayt 4e7d
Jgne ensT1rer g a4d septsmbe octo6sr De
SOD January February 4S5iid- Ma"
esgeT9ar1@s I'd duH sad SSa SScand Cor continues
- gIoI Buyers in general holding OF s m in Kansas
IraghTs prices quotably unGh soroving are
prices quoted The NeW S %5ter straights s. 4o
e. o. o. extra 10 winter 81 500 - 90 e. ga s. 45
FioURMarket dull 81 10 s. 80 Sood cd
100 10. RYE FLOIR-QGHieC, 81 65a$475. corr
s. 20 81 So eh9tss 9tssa[ TO Quoted Kiln dried s. 45
ye0v s. 55aSl so coarse 81 5Gg Western ST. spring
%fsrn &c .an3ard fig mgddne sa do Sa 29
red dos $50 as city hran $2o eiik All March ship
ding So8Sx S2g 5' chop s2e 5S s27 70 sacks OIL
MR .eafhg. h. wifs had 09s5 53sak fTi III he
nGaq a9on under which all OF early adyanoe as the
Hnal prices showing partial Fs ur,arISst was quite
previous nESt At lines iais.c net advance on seadisT
cables expected and lighter . 80 the day
The lstS5 % the most 4 DECIDED drops receipts that
has noted for some time tiy S iassened movement in
Rs fsCt that arrivals interior oounTy 6sn 66smand fell
on So business whatever wss p0d hIryers on
early advance ana ous bIsstsr cash situation.
strength OF the 1 les, iavorabe crop
sI,es fSou the Southwest and parts OF the ono t
az Hrrn was checked midday by the sudden I
movement was in posress ppSad ssstimating the
oficaly at 259s5O0o or 1873 per cent 2e b w
last year. when the crop was ia AooC
srpool ected Total western receipts only
ss6 GoG bush b oTg Sss 600 bush Year age
market closed follows: No red 81 22%4a - -
sI "a and 10 ? nard winter 81 80 afoat- C3Fi C9kn
Tho feature in corn was severe oreak sei I,iy
rerresenting 1l4c decline from the early
high point Commission houses ws,e an s-co,nt
n on tbe latter had apparently loaded UP With
S ~ holding While receipts light. ahvices IN
dicated Increased pressure TO sell at Interior P0
,i.5 5srloraIize the market after midday. ~ me
opening. and up to noon tae % bes Strength and
T}t receipts the day, together with reports tnst
loads additional nad 100 6ef nd s in SeT the % last two days
-ts liverpool market was ersd net lower; an asS
& eSFn here S'GSS soa9 No Whit nominal 10 vel
low 73isc shoat oAIsExcept tor az a
mess aS at about bottom for The local cash
Iaet amG also declined being quoted foSws Mixed
6aiac and elpged TRite "a to g. ~ ~ % YORK EAR
Market Ist GT1 quiet Mating 75aT feeding 72a
"a / New York BUCKWHEAT-New YORK state
quoted al SIC, nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1905 D
Furnished by svartwoul AppenZelar. Nc. 20 Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
Do3fEST

1905 1907 Decrease F. c.
ishs8 E:sel-.... :. 5sosoao a4774e1 ss724o 41s
s n :. &. ana so. 81: 81 IS s. asf55: ss5s
sy-Proaao;s - esl4s $500 s44 20
7ot.i 'szo.ps osan.no 7.lo2ss l22a4lOs 6lals47
Cement os,so......... 41ss75T 2a22s75 Isl5Ss2 -
EXPORT
p. ,:;e a. & ..r.s 7ss ass 'oltel. Es' 90
s1aaTT naisrisls ana
To-sl. al materials. Tee. 4os Io14os2 2I467s p 2
Th- export business constituted about 12.4 per
cent OF the entire shipments Of rolled and other
ceived for exported material OF all kinds. while
csdinr esr' eorpaTed veT fsTofsbT With the
sversgs for the domestic business. The advan-
q he eerfaaneBt biishment Of fair voiGne
lesser activity in the United States, was most
fortfbly illustrated during 1905. An essential
y remaining continuously in the business. IS
his nethods shall become known TO the con
IS largely limited 10 the so-called dumping
process, which is only accomplished az proftless
n tire Domestic trade the prices received for
steel products shipped in 1905 averaged sub
csding year The expenditures made by he sub,
frcpeTtE construction and iTnProFerneIlts includ-
2g outisys for or 9feouT. Of he & 5sTz plant in
Railroad Company. we're as follows; s---@
Additional propeEty and constrlctlon-
or Al properties except those noted belou s2 ~ ss3 IS
FsT Tsnnesssa coal Iron ana Rsilrosd Com
1-TTove5epts and e1traorsiasry replace
-e.sI ..-............... sso152 so1 -
A. the close OF the year there were unexpended
On appropriations authorized for construction and
Improvement purposes the following sums: For all
T19pertes exclsiEe 81 (5sTy' S-s2oo oeo: for Car
about 75 per cent of this total viii be expended
during rhe year 1909 Since the organization Of
8itionsi property and construction exclusive Of the
cost a. cate OF requirement Of Union Steel and
Following amounts
r aion 4Ss s,,;1s,hr Il tse g a ~ IND Psnt 9 e.. l2es
FOR manufacturing properties
dncluoing expenditures by United states steei
For secoant of the coke and coal properties 7s4
For account o ~. ,rpo-tation propeti.. a. o2s SOS
Fer account of the miscellaneous properties z3+os9
Teal capital expenditures .....-... SeS5 497 ass
pdEfng ne same period ther. ~as expended
e2I34 a52
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -sa4s o32 ss7
On account OF the foregoing expenditures there
-rsre issued and disposed Of bonds. mortgages and
purchase obligations Of subsidiary companies 10
me amount Of sse.172 ss3 s.. leaving balance OF
expenditures Of 1908 ooS p the funds for the pay
roent Of which have been provided from the cur
rent earnings and surplus Of the organization
There has also been paid of through operation Of
TIE hond sinking funds and by discharge upon their
maturity Ss5 s. Of bonds mortgages and other
szpitsi obligations which we're outstanding al Inc
tine Of the organization OF the United states steer
Corporation Since its organization the corporation
hss nsd in dividends s2s sos Sal and az the close Of
:gs !. had total undivided surplus Of slS54l52 ia
The general balance sheet follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
THE JUDGE AND Tnr TELEPHONE

Judge in birmingham. Eng, boasts that he used
telephone lie unable say exactly that he had never
seen lie had observed something hanging up tho
wall but he had gone used H. and he would
not know how to use H.
The Judge frankly confessed that disled the telephone
and necessity People did need il hundred
years ago got along very well without nc said and he
did why wan, it today
Could he be regarded anything other than freak, this
Judge might be made the subject Of interesting study.
"Iow do judges acquire their nescence@ asks the
Birmingham Gazette Nesccncc the Of knowing
lack Of knowledge ignorance The question has formed
itself in many mind in this country Il really that
there is position in which ignorance IS easily hidden
in that OF the bench
What the English Judge says Of the telephone may also
be said the telegraph railroad steamship and
thousand modern necessities People got along very
well without them hundred years ago But the who
gets along without them today hundred years behind the
times
Any business who would ignore these modern time
saving distance annhang devices would be bankrupt
Any lawyer praccng before without avaing himself
these advantages would few But the Judge may
be behind mes he peases aud be ignorant
as he chooses and still hold his own.
The less Judge knows the readily he render
his decisions knowledge confusing Il gives every
question sides And in country least the less
Judge knows the trouble he has with hiss
rendering decisions favorable place him
the bench Many judge know absolutely only
thing and that the corporation that secured his ap
pointment
The Judges job one which other people himself
suffer Tor his ignorance And however apparent his ignorance
j. remark DC made about il without the mourning Of
severe penalty.
Taken all in ALL the safest place in the world for an
ignorant the bench In other position safely
be hundred years behind the times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

The bald. fat man with yellow.
gray hair and the tall. lean Yankee
were the first 20 strike up an &C.
quaintanoe In the smoking room
after the vessel had left Soathamp-
ton BY degrees others drified IN
and stood round the solitary card
table At which a few OF the more
adventurous souls had started a
game Of poker on the second day
the Ice thawcd and a jolly party
were swapping Jokes and exchang.
Ing stories.
Later In the day the tall. lean
man. Kho was l0aing, az he com.
Planned, seemed To sour ON his nc
qnnintance He watched him fur.
lively for some minutes. Presently
he threw down his cards and left
the smoking room. Ten minutes
later he returned with the first Of.
flcer.
Il denounee that man." be cried.
pointing 70 hiA bald, fat compan.
Ion Hes cheating"
invoiuntarily the passengers
glanced a. the printed sign over the
bar. which read: beware OF card
HhArpH"
The officer touched tho accused
man on the arm.
Doe Pflsier." he said. quietly.
"you can't play here.
Doc" Pfiater rose 90 his feet
with some dignity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
A CRAZYLOG
OF X. N0CkEM ClLLY
AS LISTENED BY-FRED scHAEFER

Nobody knows Why u Il q mush.
room hat unless x Is that the
style sprang ap IN a night bat
"a call a hat uf that style a spring
hat
came home slrc9 one niRht and
she'd ieft the hat on ne fiuor 4
thought Il was one % those coay
corners. and cnried up iu - 50 I
could Eet mp early
did she'd left some hatplus
On ". and | got 20 right auay
You beE that made me sore. and
pulled out
That Is 70 say. pulled ous the
hatpius.
II I hadnt I'd be wearing her
hat yet. and Il didn't ~ me there.
anyhow
aOh. dear said my wife. have
You got the wires an out Of
FORM
~No. darling said. st feels
like SOME Of them are In my form
yet"
Now lend sne your sars-I left
mlac ut home
Nellie had a picture hat
With bird 81 Paradise.
The dlca rolled or on Marya rat.
And gamboied with the mice
Come seveniT cried some sporty
chaps
shes faded cries some
swell.
~ Nellie Loaf hnr has AZ erana
And Paradise Loaf M we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

Gentlemen" he said. q don't
deny | am Doc. Pflsfer. but / re-
tired from tails game five years ago.
You can bear me out in that. slrY'
he continued. addressing himself 10
TIE officer. who nodded In grim
silence.
Well. then. gentlemen" the gam
bier continued. | appeal 10 Won
here. Have played 10 or nots
Haven't ! just held my own since
the voyage began aud no moreg
This gentleman says he's lost. well.
l haven't taken his money. Bows
It's hard on a man like me. when
he's got the spice and the salt OF the
game into hts blood. not 10 be al.
lowed TO play"
Good for the doctor said one
of the passengers who was ahead
on the game.
Let mo play. boys" the gambler
continued. the tears sprlnging in.
voluntarily 10 his eyes. Let's play
for beans aud matches. II you will.
bat don't shut me out OF the game
Boys. I've Just got "a play"
Let him play" cried the others.
greatly moved by this Grafton. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
WOMEN WHO WORK
NO. C. THE ARTIST


The present day eirl 81 artistic
tendencies has hundred apportuni-
sioa for expression aud success. whore
hor mother had. perhaps, a single
fighting chance
Her mother. OF average aaVant-
ages, may have worked out her art
sense IN cross stitch embroidery on
toilet mats and slippers. hut the
siri % the city today may attend art
schools and obtain technical train
lng without leaving home
Photography and the new meth
DDS Of Illustrating booka, magazines
and newspapers have not only been
faStora Ia tho expansion OF art
among tho masses. but also present
vast opportunity Zoe art workers
Illustration has proved a remun.
erativc field Tor tho woman artist
and On her competition with men ahe
has the advantages OF patient indus
try and facility
Ranking high among the iliustra-
tors of this country stands sarah =.
Stilwel Weber A number % pub.
fishers are always waiting and ready
Ga pay her sia9 Tor amy book cover
she may design. There are perhaps
a dozen ether women illustrators
who earn an Income ~ ta.0a0 a year
Etching metal Work. the various
arts and crafts cnameiiuH and de-
signing offer rich possibilities tor
tho woman artist Many women are
earning good salaries In the studios
of tiffany and i.eFarKn.
Poster daai9ninH "a another COM
mrfciai branch ~ art which IL rr-
munrratfve and not beneath the az.
teniiun OF some - the best artists
hut women arr In naWiea RELOCATED
80 the minoF phases II art work
Their ability and place Ia tho hiEh-
rst forms 81 art arc firmly cathha
llnhsd. and the large proportion o.
medals and honora each year con.
ferred upon women give evidence "
their achievements,
Jessie Wilcox Smith il said 20
have an sncome % ga. ooa = year
In contention Tor the recognition
- che work 20 woutrn artists. tho
champion % the cause no innErF
ritca Aiune tho fame II kaa Han.
aeur. Notwithstanding the Illus.
trious Hunhwur takes rank az tho
wofiH'a foremost painter ~ animals.
and was considered nnw q fhr great
81 wansn ~ hor century. ID ~ no
sarfiieEe 30 ucntign ia the same
breath the work 81 contemporary
women artists In other branches u
design today
First q gtri muat have talent
Then abe must learn how 90 draw
ptupcriy After that All depends up.
on hct Industry and artistic quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

NJ wife told me rot TO stay out
last night.
told her wouldn't, becauac
theY were closing the saloons
earlier.
BUT somehow got locked In
aud 50 called mp my home to
SET called down
That u the only way ever could
talk back 10 ms wtfe.
But she wasn't satisfied She
wanted me to ride back 10 her or
walk back 10 her When just
talk hack 70 her sire can't stroke
ny hair.
That's where I have the advan-
faae over my wife. can stroke
her hair when she "a miles away
Sac doesn't always take q with
her.
md you ever have a wife who
made her own millinery and saved
tiss bllis' have She makes all
her own millinery and saves the
hilis for me 10 pay
She made q hat which she said
was a dream. and asked ms 70
suggest "a name for A. sug-
gassed Welsh ynrebis
She didu't agree with that. or
rather. she Welsh rarebit didn't
agree with her. She said if vas
a Mushroom hat.
That may be. but the materials
cost SO much We couldn't afford a
steak 10 10 with H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

basket Of two strips ~ inch wide
ribbon In harmonizing or contrast.
ing shades. The cushion Is gener.
ally finished with q ribbon ruifle.
Made uf five yards Of fiyeinch rib
bon.
n desired a double ruffle can be
used. a vide one Of the lighter color
shown In the cover and a narrow
one 0f the darker shade A SILK cord
may be used A. a finishing. but Il ~
not as pretty az the fuffie
1hree-auartars Of a yard Of silk
il required for the back Of the pll.
low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
KING OBJ TNIE GiANGIBIEEIRG

has played fair and aboveboard
right along"
I'm willing" said the tall man
who had made the complaint. I'm
sorry. Doc. had been warned
against you. but I'll own you've won
from me fairly enough"
And lost 10 our friend here"
cried one Of tbs rest, indicating q
taeiturn Englishman. who sat with
large pile before him.
The first officer shrugged hia
shoulders and turned away. faint
smile curying the corners OF his
mouth
Boys. shall II be matches or
beanag" asked Doe" Pfigter. cali.
Ing for a round OF drinks.
"Oh. pshaw. doctor. n scent ante"
cried one Of the players. Your
deal"
On the next day tbs stakes were
raised; on the next. an generally
happens after the middle 0f the voy-
age. on the Initiative Of those who
were losing. the limit was abandon
ed Now the Engllshmans pile
melted away. and the tall. lean man.
who had made the complaint. won
steadily. The doctor neither won
nor lost.
The Engllshman. whose phlegmat
ic blood began TO boil at hik losses,
bet more and more rashly. lie had
lost nearly $1,000 when the ship
passed Sandy Hook. and they wers
playing still At last fate dealt him
three acea. lie discarded two cards
and drew an ace and queen. The
bets went round
Five hundred. cried the tail.
lean individual who bad complained
OF Doc" Pfister.
Seven fifty shouted the I'm.
giishmnn.
~One thousand said his antago-
mist Internationally. The rest had
dropped out 81 the game.
Twelve nifty"
Fifteen hundred"
Two thousand cried the En-
glishman. trembling as he glanced
over his cards
III see two thousand" said hia
antaeprfSf, laying down his cards.
The audience Fasped he had
royal flush. The tall. lean man
scooped in the pool
Three days afteTward a curious
spectacle was Witnessed on crowded
broadway. An Engiishman was
seen racing az full speed among the
crowd. twenty-five yards In front
of him was a bald. fat man. holding
on 10 the coat tails OF a tall. lean
man. They were running also. and
the distance between them and their
pursuer was well maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

has brought disreuuia on one - the
best complexion remedies the water
rufaf Good washing. not rough
hard washing but a thorough clean
ing, 81 fne best 20 complexion rem
eHiHH. Wash tho face first with hot
water. holding the warm cloth close
% the skin. 80 that thn pores may
be opened and nll the dirt ana grease
therein removed But these porsH
are not 20 be left open--thut would
Do moro harm than good A dash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

Gay william "a nuahmeft1
A Wild canyon cut In the mountain
~ watery caissls. deep and wias.
Fer "say a yaas the Indians roamsd
Ana fpughs for possession with grir-
alF bear.
Then miners oame AID their aHea
Fos i.ess Tom. ana cradle. dam and
nums
Their sturdy strokes brought the
And almost a. DAY was hulldod q
tuNn.
Aud primitive structures. homeiy and
Began 70 checker the aoiitude
Ana one DER the rest ro.e grand and
win taiisnsa roof. ana win canvas
wall
with unpianed seata and with pun.
eNHuN floor
Ana ths legend Of '~rhsafru" over
the door
wishiu, men packed 81 from pit TO
who haa lett al virtues but courage
~ hotne.
who toliea 81 day for the nuggets
80 rsehies.ly gambiea sway At nIght
A hsathenlah crew as any % old.
With chance Tor religion, ard their
pniy god. sold
One side @sas the stage framed with
Fsofk4eEnn
And blankets wero made 70 do duty
a. scenes
Al one snd Of the room WAS pictured
a. the other cards shuffiea and rat
tied the N.tec.
The feeble orchestra scarce could b
For cIlakles Of glasses and impious
The play was villa AZ befitted tho
The triumph Of white DER The Indian
race.
The actors were mon unknown TO
And actresses bat one remove from
shame.
The dance was a Wild and lmmodeat
thinn.
with q mixture 81 can can ard tIIrh-
Hand Fiiug
So the play. the jest and tho ieer
went along
tan a woman stepped out 20 sing a
HonA
And a. the first note every sound
was huHn0d
between bearded TIPS the fierce oath
was crashed.
Glasses left undrained cards left
And a strange soft ilght IN every
eye burned.
The singer had reached BY the power
Of art
The Utmost depths OF each hardened
heart
sohs come for curses and a touch
Had. 10 momcns. transformed the
place,
And men from the gyves Of passion
set free
seem to kneel once again by A
mothers knee.
And a picture undimmed By crime
was vividis brought 10 each mind
again.
For the words wcro the sweetest In
any tongue,
And "Tioma. Sweet Home" was the
song that was sung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

AUSTIN. Tex. FEB senator
Claude Hndapeth Of ~ Paso has
prepared a bill providing for a
graduate scale ~ taxes on bach,
elorn. The minimum Il so per
annum on drlinquente In the mar
rage game from Is 20 30 years
old. bachelors from 40 10 20 are
20 pay SO a year. and those from
40 10 70 are 20 pay SO. after
which the tar " removed
The bill aiso provides that overy
eligible bachelor must propose 10
not less than one unmarried wom-
an each year. and make affidavit 60
the same should he b. refused
Failure to Do this doubles The tax
There are about 100. 600 bach.
einrs In TEXAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

Few houaekeepers realize the
value and economy % dates They
can be bought during a large pro-
portion OF the year for about cents
pound or half the price Of raisins.
Dates are more wholesome than
raisins. currants or fruit peel. and
are quite as delicious as a suhsti-
tute In pudding OF sauce. But the
quantity of fruit called for In tho
recipe should be slightly increased.
Dates IN apple sauce make a new
and delicious winter relish. Pare
and quarter the apples and paTboil
them. then add about half the guam
tity 81 dates stoned and halsed.
Stew until tho fruit Is tender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

% cold water must be applied 20
close them stoamlnn. parhapa.
might be included under the iiauld
cures. for steam Is but modified wa.
Yer. htceminR by applying hot
cloths. or by placing "a funnel over
Z basin % boiling water. iE good for
hiarkhnadH and Ike impuritioa. Then
apply a good cold cream 10 the face.
wipinE of what the skin viii not
absorb with soft CheeHacloth rag
If sou wish to go out. the akin IL
ready Tor powder and your complex
Ion IL "honutlfied."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

HHfH#s
We All eat and talk too mueh.
The worst babies are over 20 years
Nothing looks worse on a man
Than dirty white veMf
Coed wausn are admired, but good
men are soinettiuea diaiiked.
We have aiWaya found IL q pretty
goea rule 10 avoid an Intellectual
n We were the steady young man
~ certain Fifi IN this toWu, Wc
would cat her up. she's so sweet
\ man maF feet guilty the first
time ~ tpnia hia wifa. but after that
~ begins 20 think what . smart man
~ " ~ - able 10 DO -Atchis0n.
Kan. Globe.
a small boys iaoa % politeness
- not q ask for a second piece o.
We can Always hear the troubles
- other people with admirable forth
Macy man who never suffers
from Knut ~iii tell YOU that hin left
foot never fsr3s right
There ought 90 be = piank Ia every
political platform guaranteed 60 give
the candidate walk over.
The opgimlai- We are told that
Heavens streets are paved with
gold The Feaaimist ~tsold hflekas
Hobbs So he broke Off the on .
KaEement. ehT Dtd she fmka "a 10
heafff HlubhM no "a court
Even when q MAN dossH's live q
particularly fast iife he finha him :
seif all Qua n breath when be tumna
80 dta
Il l. hard for q woman 70 permit
- -
when he WNfH3F wishes to remark
HAT be agrees Mifh her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
mnurn RlaRon pllLoW.

Nothing adds more % the coy
appearance " a room than plenty
Of nafa cushions. Homemade pill
Foas are generally more pleasing
fhau those bought n the shops and
thev are also much leae expensive.
The woven ribbon pillow e one
ef The Dretfiegt new models. The
cover Is woven Ike splinl market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

a January bride will be q prudent
huusekeeper and very good TEN
prfrl
A rebfuarv bride Will hs q Kind
ana affeetlunatn wife aaa tender
mother
"A March bride Will he = frivolous
rhhftrrhan. somewhat given o. quar-
An APRIL bride viii be iucgnNia-
tent. not very Intelligent. bat fairly
good looking
a MAJ bride viii BE- handsome.
au4l4hia and likely 20 be happy.
Isns bride viii be impfiuqus
and generous
a Tufy bride VIII be handsome and
4nart. but "a trifln quick tempered
An August bride vii be- amiabie
and practical
IA AepteInber bride wlli BE- dis
erect affahfe and much ilhed
An October bride VIII be pretty,
coco. Hfffaa. iHflu. Huf faalnHa
A November bride VIII De Liberal
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