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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26
TUCUMCARI BAR
BERS UP-TO-DATE
Will Put In Sterilizers and
Use Every Known Pre-
caution to Avoid Propaga-
tion of Disease.

The managers Of the different barber
shops of the city have agreed to put in
sterilizcrs aud see that the customers
are made safe from amy contagious di.
Sras", This ~ a good move on the part
of the BARRIERS, for II there j. anything
more to bc dreaded than the Bubonic
Plague u 3, a case of barber =
Itch.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26
prPHTHERA QUARANTINE
AT BEAVER

The News is informed that there Is
a quarantine at Beaver City, Oklahoma,
against diphtheria. The disease Ii cpl
demic in that city and u large number
Of deaths are reported,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26

Mrs. j. q. spangler, wife Of the Cash.
Ter Of tha Mesa City Bank Of Mesa
City. Ariz., is visiting her brother v,
G. Leyhe, oashisE Of the international
Bank Of Commerce II ssls city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26
LoNGFELLow DAY.

Longfcllow's birthday will be observed at the
schools in an appropriate manner. At the High
School Monday morning at 10:3O the chapel hour
the friends Of the school invited to be pres
ent. The program is as follows:
Song-"My Own United States" ....... School
Recitation-"Paul Rcvcres Ride" Ann Russell
Recitation" Resignation 80. Madeline Gaudn
Recitation-'The Famine" from "lIiawatha" .
...'''. .'''' '''''''''' MUS Mig
Life of Longfellow. .............. Clio Jackson
Song-"God of the Nations" from ''III Trova
tore" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Schoul
Rccitatior-"The Builders" Marguerite Harvey
Recitation-"The Village Blacksmith" .........
......................... George Ekns
Rccitation--"Thc Old Clock on the Stairs" .....
Observation-Disclosures. Essie Horne
Recitation" John Alden and Pricila' from
Miles Standsh" ............... Maud DUNCAN
Quotations from i.Ongfclpw ...... Seventh Grade
Concert Northumberland from Building of the
Ship" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. School
SOng-'Thc Flower Of Liberty" ......... School
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26
RACKET STORE TO OPEN
IN COVER Ruu.DfNo

MT. A. v FauIkepberg has leased the
Cover room on west Nam street ami
viii open racket store an the nenr
futura Ne y nox in the Northern
cities buying bis tsosk, and a. 500, ~
the stock arrives be Will commence bul /.
mesa. III
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26
PATRONS AND
FRIENDS INVITED

= Patrons and friends Of the Tu.
= cumcari Public schools are invit.
= cd to visit them in their regular I
= work and also in their special !
= sessions and exercises. A cordial
= welcome will be extended.
= Regular Sessions.
= Morning Session, 9:00-l2;OO .
= Evening Session, l;30-i;OO. I
= Special Sessions
= High School Auditorium
= Chapel. daily at iO:30 A. NJ.
= Calisthenie Drill, daily at $3.50 I
= r. NJ. .
= Swastika Literary Club, lst I
= and 3rd Fridays Of the month,
= $3.50 Z. NJ. /.
= Iliawatba Literary Society,
= end and 4th Fridays Of the .
= month, $3.50 +. NJ. .
= Forum Debating Club, end .
= and 4th Thursdays Of the month, .
= $3.50 +. NJ. /.
y Parliamentary Drill, Tuesday I
= of each week, $3.50 p. NJ.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26
THE TUCUMCARI
PRODUCE MARKET

Corrected weekly by Smith and Ea'
ger, Wholesale commission merchants,
and Gross Kelly Go, dealers in feed
and grain.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-26
GRAND ARMY
WILL ORGANIZE
Old Soldiers of This Com
munity Will Assemble on
March 5th to Organize A
Post.
ENCAMPMENT HERE

The following call has been made 20
the veterans Of the civil war residing in
this section of the territory:
To Veterans of the Civil War, greet
ing; There will be meeting Of the
veterans at Tucumcari, " NJ, on March
9Th, 1910, for the purpose of organl
ing Post, g 4 Il for Northeast New
Mexico. II l. earnestly desired that all
cligiblrs he present to take part in this
organization.
Respectfully,
j. L. G. Langston
q. w. Anderson.
w. NJ Murphy,
The department commander, j. W
Long Of TuinrSsa, has s<p:'rrCd a. de
sire to hold the next LinuaI eHNmp
mcnt here, and IL the organizatic.. can
be effected the time can bc set with that
of the county fair, district court and
that of the annual session Of the Odd
Fellow and Rebekah lodges which con
Ncnc mere next october.
II the q. A. X. Post is organized and
their meeting is brought to this city
the News feels that royal welcome
will be accorded the veterans here this
fall. Iiy all means perfect the organi
lation and lets set the time with that
of the court, fair and lodges and we
will fill the city with honored guests tC
overflowing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
MRS. GUGGENHEIM
CRIES "BlACKMAlL"
DOMESTIC TROUBLES OF COP
PER KING AIRED
Magnate's Wife Charges That Grace
WahI Is Attempting to Destroy A
Legality of Mar
riasr

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.--Counsel for
Aimee Steinberger Guggenheim, wife
of William Guggenheim, copper mag
nate. applied to the supreme court to-
day for a permanent injunction re-
straining Grace B. Wahl, also known
as Grace B. Guggenheim, who OBJ
tanned a divorce from Guggenheim in
Chicago in 1901, from continuing pro-
ceedings in Chicago to have this de-
cree set aside. Decision was reserved.
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the
present Mrs. Guggenheim, character
lied the Wahl proceedings as black
mail pure and simple" and as "a pro-
ceeding to destroy the legal marriage
of the present Mrs. Guggenheim and to
declare the child of that marriage IL
legitimate"
Max Steuver, who appeared to op-
pose the injunction, argued that the
New York court had no jurisdiction:
He contended the Chicago oiYoree OF
the Guggenheims had been obtained
by colluslon, in that Mr.. Guggenheim's
lawyers, he alleged, had persuaded the
first Mrs. Guggenheim to go to Chl-
cago, while in fact she was a resident
of New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
OIAZ' POLICE CLOSE
NEWSPAPER OFFICES

rsnecIal to The Herald.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 20.-Following
its policy of closing the offices of all
newspapers that oppose the Diaz die
tatorship, Mexican government officials
have forced the suspension of Ell Diario
del Hogar. popular daily journal pub
lished in Spanish.
The business manager of the newspa-
per and the mechanical foreman were
taken to prison. The charge against
members of the force is that of melting
sedition. The "sedition'' consisted of
opposing the candidacy OF General Diaz
for the presidency.
Secret police throughout Mexico are
unusually active at present in suppress
ing all freedom of speech and press,
when these rights, guaranteed under
the forgotten constitution of Mexico,
are used to oppose the reelection Of the
Dictator.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
PTOMAINE CLAIMS
ANOTHER VICTIM
BOYLE HEIGHTS CHILD DIES
AFTER EATING SOUP
Little Ones Suddenly Taken Violently
III After Mother Left Them
at Merry Play in Yard

Two cases of ptomaine poisoning,
one OF which resulted in death, were
reported to the coroner's office last
night. Jennie Florio, 4-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michele
FIoria, 1926 Hunter street, died early
yesterday morning and Katherine
years old is in a serious condition, with
slight chance of recovery.
Wednesday afternoon the Florio fam
lily, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Florio,
Jennie, years old, Katherine,
years old, Lena, years old, and an
infant baby, 4 month old, with
annie, 6 years old daughter of NJ
Coliva, a neighbor of 2227 Hunter street,
partook of luncheon consisting of
vermicelli soup and caulifower.
After the luncheon, Mrs. Florio left
her home to go to a butcher shop to
buy meat for supper. AT that time the
children were playing merrily in the
yard. She returned twenty minutes
later and found Jennie and Katherine
complaining of sickness, which was
followed by vomiting. The children
were taken into the house and emetics
administered. AS they did not recover
Mrs Florio called DR.. Lacey, the fam
lily physician.
After giving medicine, DR.. Lacey re-
manned with the children until Il
o'clock Wednesday night and called
again at o'clock Thursday morning.
Despite efforts to save her life, Jen-
ME, the 4-year-old daughter died
at 4 O'Clock after intense suffering.
Yesterday the death was reported by
DR.. Lacey to the coroner's office and
an autopsy was held late yesterday
afternoon by DIR. George w. Campbell,
who pronounced death due to ptomaine
After receiving his report, the cor
oner requested Drs. Campbell and
Lacey to return to the Florio home and
watch for other cases. Katherine was
found to be in a serious condition, and
heroic treatment given, and at an early
hour this morning she was alive, and
it was stated that she had an even
chance for recovery.
1t was stated that the girls ate or
anges and nuts after the luncheon, but
it is believed that the vermicelli soup
was responsible for the death.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
Prizes Won i'm Aviation Meet

The following full list Of prizes awarded at the Aviation
Heght-$3ooO Louis Pauhan 4165 feet rst $1,000 Charles
Hamilton 53O5 feet second $780, Curiss official height
taken, third.
Endurance and Tme-$3ooO Louis Paulhan, 1877 miles,
rst $200O Charles K Hamilton, 1914 miles, SO 100 2o
second $780, H. Cuss 1911 miles, 24:54 25 third
Speed laps$3ooo Glenn H. Curtss 1611 miles, 23 43
first $2O0o Louis Pauhan 1911 miles 1853 2 second; S9Qo
Charles K. Hamilton, 1911 miles, 80 "a 3-5 third
Three laps with passenger$1oO0 Louis Paulsn 1888 miles,
s:16 is no others contested. 'ea Jert ~, .
Sowest ap-$5oo Charles K. Hamilton, 16 miles, 1886 2-5
Quickest start$250, Glenn H. Curtss rs seconds won
Shortest start-$25O Glenn H. Curtiss, go feet,
Starting landing in square-$25o Charles F. Willard won
perfect
Cross country-$1o0o0, Louis Pauhan won
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
DESERTS WIFE,
ELOPES; in JAIL
MENDOCINO MERCHANT PUT
BEHIND THE BARS
Man Who EIoped with Hazel Wood
ward Accused of Wife De-
sertlon and Numerous -
Other Crimes

From a luxurious suite in the Ian
kershim hotel to a berth in central
police quarters was the suden transit
ton of Robert E. Caldwell, civil en-
gineer and until recently proprietor OF
a wholesale merchandise store in Men
decino, when he was arrested last night
charged with wife abandonment and
eloping with Hazel Woodward, 1S-year-
old daughter of J. A. Woodward,
prominent dairyman of Fort Bragg.
Shortly after his arrest telegraphic
dispatch from Sheriff Robert Duncan OF
Mendocino county was received at
police headquarters requesting that
Caldwell be held if freed from the
charge of wife desertiQn' as he was
wanted to answer charges or passing
forged checks and various other Of
fenses."
The apprehension of Caldwell and
Miss Woodward was the result of dis
patch sent from San Francisco to Los
Angeles by the father of the girl, who
had been apprised of the fact that his
daughter had eloped with CaldWell.
The first dispatch requested the arrest
of both Caldwell and Miss Woodward
and gave a description of the couple,
Dul luG S6COllu lllCoce'soO iAANtStSNSNA 49,
the irate parent had changed his mind,
as it simply stated that Caldwell be
locked up and his daughter we'll cared
for until his arrival from the Bay city
this morning.
That her dream of true love had been
shattered was evident from the state
ments made by Miss Woodward at the
police station last night, and she ac-
knowledged that she had been betrayed
and would return with Willingness
when her father arrives.
1t was not until the couple were ar
rested that the fact became known that
Caldwell had obtained marriage GER
tiflcate in Oakland January 16. The
marriage license had not been used.
Caldwell was given cell at police
Headquarters and Miss Woodward was
escorted by Detectives Jones and Boyd
to her rooms at the Lankershim, where
she awaits the arrival of her father this
morning.
That his wife was constantly nagginG
him was the only excuse offered for
Caldwell for deserting his wife and
year-old child. He admitted that Hazel
had been a former sweetheart of his
and that tired of his wife's constant
desire to leave him he suddenly started
for San Francisco and there met Miss
Hazel, who was taking a course for
graduation as a trained nurse in the
German hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
WALSH UNDER
DOCTORS CARE
PHYSICIAN STUDYING FORMER
BANKERS HEALTH
Warden Allows Aged Man Extra
Privileges, and He Sleeps Well
and Eats Heartily of the
Prison Fare
rAss6cioted Press1


LEAVENWORTH, Kas., Jan. 20.-Af-
ter an e9 day, passed mostly in read
ing books and magazines and learning
prison rules, John r. Walsh, Chicago
banker who yesterday began serving a
five-year sentence for misapplying the
funds of the Chicago National bank,
retired early tonight. He fell asleep
Immediately.
Although in excellent spirits, he adj
mitted today that the trip to the prison
had left him slightly fatigued.
The former banker propably will be
assigned to his task in the prison Ii
brary next Monday. Until that time he
will be dieted and kept under observa-
ton by DR.. A. F. Yohe, the prison ply
sician, that his exact physical condition
may be determined.
'Walsh appears to be in excellent
condition for a man of his age" said
DR.. Yohe tonight. "I shall keep him
in the observation ward for a few days
more to become acquainted with his
exact condition"
Bill of Fare
In the dining hall of the observation
department, in which Walsh is living,
the bill of fare tonight consisted of
fried potatoes, bacon, sauce, milk toast
and coffee.
Walsh was permitted 10 eat Whatever
he desired from this fare, and as usual
he ate heartily.
Although Walsh had attempted to
close his business affairs, little details
are bound to arise that will require his
attention.
On account of this. Warden r. w.
McClaughrey has decided to grant him
a special dispensation whereby he can
write more letters than the prison reg
ulations ordinarily permit. The order
will have to be approved by the depart
ment of justice, but if the warden rec
ommends, the action of the department
will be merely perfunctory.
Walsh already has written several
letters in prison on the regulation con-
Wet stationery.
1t is planned that for several days to
come Mr.. Walsh will be permitted to
rest before entering on the regular
routine of prison life.
The prisoners chief concern this
morning seemed to be that he should
violate none of the rules of the institu-
tion. His keepers marveled at his cheer
fulness, After he had retired last night,
his relatives having hidden him good
by and started back to Chicago, no
sound came from Walsh's cell to indi-
cate that restlessness had taken hold OF
him.
When the gong sounded at $50 for
the prisoners to arise he was on his feet
promptly. When dressed he turned to
his first prison duty, that of making up
his cot and preparing for breakfast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
CONDEMN ENGLISH SPARROW

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O-Ihe de-
parttnent of agriculture has issued a
bulletin declaring the English spar
row is pirate of the air. destructive
to innumerable valuable forms of life.
II suggests the method resorted to in
California for the protection of ripen-
ing fruit may well be resorted to-lur-
ing them by spreading wheat soaked
in strychnine. They may also be cap
-tured by roosting boxes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
NEW COMET MISSING

SAN JOSE, Jan. 20-The new comet,
which was first observed a few days
ago from South Africa and was seen
Tuesday by the astronomers of the
Lick observatory, has apparently faded
out of sight, according to report
received from that institution tonight
Since it was obliterated by clouds late
Tuesday afternoon the comet has not
been seen from Mt. Hamilton.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
coNvIcrs SHOWN MERCY

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Ex-Governor
Gillett issued a full pardon to one
man 'Jday and commuted the sentence
of another. FL. Roads, who killed a
man in Mendocino county in 1891 and
was paroled four years ago after
serving fourteen years of a life term,
was given the pardon. Il. Edminster,
a prisoner in San Quentin serving a
sentence for burglary, received a COM
mutation of sentence because his eye
sight is failing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
swlNpLER SENTENCED

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-Samuel II. War
field, convicted on the charge of con-
spiracy to obtain money by false pre-
lenses from Mrs. James A. Patten, wife
of the Chicago grain operator, in the
DE Luxe" book swindles, was today
sentenced to am indeterminate term in
the Joliet penitentiary.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
.HALLEY'S COMET
SEEN AT PHOENIX
HUNDREDS GAZE AT WANDER
Err OF THE SKY
Heavenly Body Rushing Toward Earth
Is Plainly Visible to Residents
of City In Arizona
fsnecial to Tho Herald

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Jan. 20.-Halley's
comet, that mysterious wanderer that
is again nearing the earth, this time at
a speed OF 100000 miles a day, was
plainly visible to the naked eye tonight.
For fifteen minutes or more the comet
appeared a brilliant spot in the sky,
and was seen by hundreds, including
many children and others who are not
experts at star-gazing.
The weather was clear and the air
dry.
The comet was seen in the southwest
ern sky, Just above the horizon, about
6:15 o'clock, or very soon after sunset,
and set in about fifteen minutes, ac-
cording to reports.
Gazers report that the tail was very
distinct, and in length approximately
two degrees, though only eye measure
ments were made, as no instruments
so far as known were directed toward
the comet. Reports of It's observation
were telephoned to news centers by
many persons.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 20.-The new
comet was plainly visible here tonight;
1t was first noticed about p m. ana
was in view for more than an hour,
when If set in the southwest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
AVIATION

AVIATION
Sees big future in aeronautics; class
mate of New York millionaire en-
thusiast receives stirring letter. PAGE G
Prof. Lowe explains his balloon plans
and expects to carry passengers
across valley in dirigible. PAGE 6
Great aviation meet closes In thrilling
scene; Hamilton makes worlds
ord while flirting with death. PAGE !
Herald first newspaper in Los Angeles to
suggest great international aviation
meet PAGE 6
Glenn H. Curtiss plans biplane that will
carry three passengers. PAGE c
Fine of $4,000 menaces steamer with
$50 tourists, IL coastwise laws are en-
forced. PAGE
Halley's comet plainly by naked eye
at Phoenix. PAGE /
Land scandals are multiplied, according
to evidence adduced at the trial of Bin
ger Hermann at Portland PAGE 16
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
George E. Kernaghan. in Pasadena
water campaign, charges Mayor
Farley with bad faith. PAGE IA
San Bernardlno Valley Traction COM
pany operating on street without
franchise. PAGE IA
Police seek J. Charles Sandstrom.
cause of San Pedro's realty boom.
PAGE IA
Old struggles for right are told of by
salvation Army commissioner at
Long Beach. PAGE Ia
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
EASTERN

Cannon meets with defeat in selection
of committee to Investigate Pinchot-
Ballinger dispute. PAGE 2
Stocks in New York exchange recover
from disorderly break and prices
show vigorous upward movement.
PAGE IL
Wife of former Banker Morse seeks to
obtain husbands release from federal
prison. PAGE s
Former Banker Walsh is under care of
penitentlary doctor at Leavenworth
for a few days. PAGE l
Third failure in New York stock ex-
change as result of recent furry is
reported. PAGE
Metal and coal miners plan to copbine
unions and commission is selected at
Indianapolis to effect coalition. PAGE
Paul steinsland. former banker con-
victed at Chicago for wreckins dnan-
cial institution, is paroled- PAGE
Switchmen and railroads finally agree
PAGE 3
Chicago PAGE 3
Duties of governors discussed in Wash
PAGE 2
Mrs. Guggenheims counsel claims troubles
of client are caused by blackmail.
Coroner in New York puts freight train
, to novel test prove it can be brought
to d stop in HOS feet. PAGE .
Conditions in South Carolina state hos
pital scored by investigating committee.
H PAGE 2
Democrats in exciting melee at house of
representatives PAGE 2
Republican leaders are denounced by in
surgents at meeting in home city of
Bryan. FAdE
FOREIGN
Conservatives score heavily in Great Brit
lists. lists PAGE 3
MINING AND OIL
New Black Butte Consolidated will
erect mill at Diamondheld. PAGE lS
U. s. geological survey describes
mineral deposits of western Arizona.
PAGE 10
Goldneld Consolidated win pay big divI- .
dend. PAGE IL
U, s. survey issues bulletin on coalinga
fossils PAGE IL
Southern Belle will resume operations,
PAGE 13
Unity OIL company prepares to market
gas from well on property. PAGE lS
Paycar Mining company completes or
sanization. PAGE IL
SPORTING
Manager w. W.. Finn of the Utah Jockey
club Is reported planning to organize
a rival to the Pacific Jockey club.
PAGE IL
Sid Hester posts $500 forfeit to guarantee
he will stage Battling Nelson-Ad VOL
CAST championship fight. PAGE Il
Revolver and rifle clubs will begin teleg-
raphic match shoots tonight PAGE II
Gotch says Jeffries will go into ring in as
good condition as ever and will win.
PAGE Il
Madman wins Palo Alto handicap at EN-
eryyille. -Four heavily-played favorites
win at Juarez PAGE 12
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
LOCAL

LOCAL
Father tells story Of killing by son of
John Perry near El Monte: says shot
fired in self defense. PAGE
Man named as correspondent says he
feared plot to injure him. PAGE
Gen. NJ. II. Sherman removed mem
ber Of water commission. PAGE
Heating heirs to protest three items
filed against estate by trustees. PAGE
Riverside man tries suicide: F. L.
Donnell found Just in time by his
friends PAGE
Hollywood will be big addition to Los
Angeles, increasing Its population
5000. PAGD .
School boy who was accidentally shot
during quarrel of two other boys. dies
of wound PAGE
Twelve minute service is promise of the
Pasadena Rapid Transit company.
PAGE 8
Japanese banker must answer for mis-
dcmcanor: arrested hero after release
from Santa Ana Jail. PAGE o
John T. Roach reports ne was robbed in
busy district In daylight. PAGE
Taken from swell hotel to prison; Men
docino merchant here with AFFINITY is
arrested for wife desertion. PAGE 1
Actors ball at Assembly hall is big sue
cess. PAGE s
Editorial. Letter Box and Haskin's let
ter. PAGE
Births and Deaths PAGE Il
Society. PAGE
News of the Courts. PAGE 8
Municipal affairs. PAGE 8.
Mines and oil fields. PAGE 10
Markets and financial. PAGE 10
City brevities. PAGE
Automobiles. PAGE II
Sports PAGE 10
Aviation. PAGES ! and
Building permits. PAGE
Shipping. PAGE IS
Citrus fruit report. PAGE 12
Classified advertising PAGES 14-15
License traffic will be stopped If policy
of Commissioner Wellborn is carried out,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
INDEX OF
E4ERALD'S NEWS
TODAY

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity;
Cloudy Friday; moderate north wind.
Maximum temperature yesterday 72
degrees, minimum 4a degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
COAST

Doct>. . say man known James r.
Logan, on trial at Colville. Wash,
for murder of woman, admits this
crime and two other similar ones.
PAGE
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-19
Changing Her Mind.

BY an unwritten law it is held to be
the privilege Of woman to change her
mind, a license OF which she rarely
fails to avail herself. The German
proverb has it that women are varia-
BILE as April weather" According to
an old English adage. "A woman's
mind the winter winds change oft"
In Spain it is much the same: "Wo-
men. wind and fortune soon change
and she can laugh and Cry both in II
wind The old Latin poet Catullus
was of opinion that what Il woman
says to her ardent lover ought to be
written on the winds or ON running
water" Even the gallant Sir Philip
Sidney wrote:
He water plows and soweth in the sand
And hopes the Pickering wind with net to
hold
Who hath his hopes laid on a woman's
hand
Kansas CITY Star