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r. Tayman, First infantry, Kansas city;
Captain George W. kirkpatrick, Fifteenth
cavalry. Evansville; Captain Robert F.
Woods coast artillery corps SYRACUSE
Captain James II. Bryson, Fourth field ar
tillery Columbus Barracks; Captain Lind
say p. Rucker. Twenty sixth infantry Col
umbus Barracks; First Lieutenant Lewis
Forester, Fifth cavalry, jefferson Bar
racks; First Lieutenant Walter Il. Martin
Second cavalry Columbus Barracks; First
Lieutenant Morris NJ. Keck Twelfth in
fantry, Fort Slocum
Captain Harry E. knight, First infantry.
is detailed for general recruiting service
and will proceed to Fort Logan reporting
Tor instructions and will then proceed TO
Kansas City, relieving Captain Charles Il.
Tayman, First infantry.
Captain Edward A. Roche, Twenty sixth
infantry. is detailed for general recruiting
service and will proceed to Columbus Bar
racks, relieving First Lieutenant George T.
Bailey, Second cavalry.
First Lieutenant Frederick j. Herman.
Ninth cavalry and First Lieutenant Clifton
NJ. Butler, Seventeenth infantry, are dc.
tailed to service and will proceed to Col
umbus Barracks. relieving Captain James
II. Bryson, Fourth field artillery, and Cap
tain Lindsey z. Rucker. Twenty-sixth in
fantry.
First Lieutenant Reuben c. Taylor. Fiji
tenth infantry, is detailed for general re
cruiting service and will proceed to JET
ferson Barracks, relieving First Lieutenant
Lewis Forester. Fifth cavalry.
First Lieutenant James 2. Barney.
Eighth cavalry, having been found by an
army retiring board incapacitated for ac-
tive service, is retired.
Major James w. Van Dusen, Medical
corps, is detailed as a member Of the ex.
aiming board al Fort Riley. vice Major
Joseph H. Ford, Medical corps
Captain Monroe c. Kerth, TVsnty-thirC
infantry. is detailed as a member Of tn,
general staff corps to take effect Novem
Der 2, and will report to the chief-of-staf
on that date for assignment to duty
| Captain Walter c. Short, Thirteenth cav
airy is relieved from duty as a senior in
structor at the Mounted Service school
| Fort Riley and viii report to the com
mandant of that school for duty as as
sistant commandant, relieving Majo
George II. Cameron, Fourteenth cavalry
who will proceed to join lis regiment
First Lieutenant Gordon Johnston, Sew
enth cavalry, is relieved from duty as al
assistant instructor at the Mounted Ser
vice school, Fort Riley, and will report t
the commandant of that school for duty a
a senior instructor.
Second Lieutenant Edward II. Mark.
corps of engineers, is granted two month
leave OF absence.
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The Key to the stua'iOn-Bee Want Ads.
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LaVt. ROEaraus A.aIn HIt- BuIrs-Ey.

Iapt. HoEar0us Again HitH BulI's-Eys
This world famous rifle shot who holds
the championship record Of 100 pigeons IN
100 consecutive shOts 10 living a. Lincoln,
II Recently interviewed. he says: 4
suffered a long dine with Eidney and blAd-
der trouble and used several well known
kidney medicines. ali OF which gave me no
relief until I started taking Foley kidney
Pills. Before I used Foley Kidney pills
] had severe hackaehsS and pains IN my
Kidneys with suppression and q cloudy
voiding. On arising In the morning ! would
set dun headaches. Nov / have taken
threa bottles OF Foley Kidney pills ana
tssi 100 per cent better. i an never both
cred with my Kidneys or bladdsr aad
sGaih tel IKE ny oWn sslC"
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PETERSON & NICHOLSON
A. c. Pancoast for state senator.
Storm sash. Cal Rowland. Phone

a. - fahcOaat Tor state senator.
Storm sash. CAN Rowland. Phone So. =
Or. s. A. Campbell of Giltner Neb.. Is
visiting his parents prior 10 proceeding to
Chicago and Rochester, Mimi, 70 take a
post graduate course.
Phone Bell South S6S, Independent F-is6s
for case Of letter Gold Top Prompt
delivery TO any part OF the city. William
letter
The Swedish-N orwegian Republican club
will hold a meeting az PearsOn's hall 25O
y street. tonight All members are re-
quested 70 be present as important busl-
ness will be transacted.
Mrs. Rollin Wallace died al her home.
1890 Jefferson street. yesterday morning.
aged 81. She Is survived by her husband
and several children. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been made
The Skovgaard concert to be given by
the local aerte OF the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles wednesday evening promises 70 be
az big success as the members OF the
order could wish and the reputation OF the
well-knOwn viOlinist deserves. IL will BE-
given In the auditorium OF the high school
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Millionaire PhiIaRlhrophlst

HIS heart as big as his purse and sup
piled by kind Providence with a liberal
share Of both, Hon. James r. Bruce, At
lantic, lowe, has stepped into the spot
Hight OF public interest and attention az
the greatest humanitarian Of the age. Il
is his avOwed purpose 70 free American
homes from the curse OF the drink hahlt,
and 20 this end he ls able 20 make any
man a proposition 10 become cured Of the
drink habit, IN three days time. In the
privacy OF his own home in a simple,
harmless way, which Is positively effec-
tive and sure Anyone, directly or indi-
rectly interested IN the curing OF the drink
habit should write FOR free aud full par
ticulars. and their letters will be treated
as strictly personal and confidential.
Ron, Iamn Z, Vgueh Atlanta. a,
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CHANGE ON GREAT NORTHERN
Richard A. Jackson Elected Wee
President In Charge OF All
Legal Affairs.

ST PAUL, oct. 25.-President Louis W
Hill OF the Great Northern railroad, in a
circular issued today. announces that Rich
ard A. Jackson. formerly with the Rock
Island railway, had been made vice presl,
dent OF the Great Northern. AS vice presi-
dent and general counsel, Mr.. Jackson will
have charge OF all legal affairs Of the road
with headquarters I'm st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26

Eor 40 wears lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
ComDOund has been the standard remedy for
female his. No sick woman does justice 10
herSeIf who VIII not try this famous medicine:
Made exclusively from roots and herbs ana
has thousands of cures to its credit.
- Mrs PinLham invites all sick women
TO write her for advice She has
Tuided thousands 20 health free OF charge
Address MRS. Pinkhams Lynn Mass
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Il do not believe there is any other
medicine so good for whooping cough as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy" writes
Mrs. Frances Turpin. Junction City, ore.
This remedy is also unsurpassed Tor colds
and Group For sale by all druggists.
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..EOTAS ! N0TICAS

Sc asegura que el sr. Nences-
lao Borda, que Sc encuentra ahora
en- los Bstados Unidos, ha adq,iitido
dos 8 800 cuerdas de terrenos al nor
te de,Santurce con el prop6slto ,ur
banizarlos y establecer alllunpobla-
do con a11chas calles sservlclos de
luz,asgua yfaeifes eomuniea aciones.
En- Hatillo tratan de celebrar
rumbosamente las festas( dslCarmen.
i-Mas desqaini entasa apersonas con
currieron aver al jucio que Sc cele-
bro en- eljuzgado municipafde Ia ciu
dad con motive de la denlncia de al
gunos detective" contra sels yecl-
nos de esta aeasados+de lugar Poker
Efectuada la prueba de cargo e Ia
proxima session. Sc vera Ia de'descar-
60 y quedara ell asunto para senten,
cia. Siete abogados concurrleron al
juicio para.sostener la defensa de suS
respectivos repreentados, contra la
acusaci6n> fiscal.
En- elvapor def1oy EMBARGO pa
ra1os Estades Unidos, con'obj Ito de
renovar elsurtido del establecimlen-
to delque es socio, el Sr. Francisco
Arrivi. Estara algun tiempo en- New
York el,Sr.' Arrivi visitando los mas
importantes centros industriales de
aquella ciudad regresahde d SanJuan
dentro de algnnas semanas. Buen
viaje y exito en- sus'negoclos.
Sc encuentra en- esta cludad en-
asuntos PROFESSIONALS, el DR.. RUIZ
Soler, de Guayan1a.
AHa estado enfermo en- su resi-
dencia de >SantHrce nuestro compa-
triota eli Lcdo. Massafy.
La asociacion de azucareros cele-.
bro aver tarde una reunion tratan-
dose asuntos deimpo1tancla' para Ia
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SOCIEDAD
DE SOCORROS MUTUOS
Los A amigos del Blen P6blco.
SECRETARIA.

Acordsdo por la Junta General de
e.ta Assoc ion la creaci6n de una
plaza de CIRUJANO DENlISTA
para extraccioues q Jos socios de Ia
misma, con la asignaci6n de $4,000
anuales y con ofcina establecida en-
esta ciuded.
La Junta Di1ectiva en- session cele-
brada e! dfa primero del corriente
mes, acordo anunciar dicha vacante
hasta el dia veinte de! mismo, debien-
do presentsr los aspirantes sus solici-
tudes acompanadas de su respective
icencia professional. en- la ofcina del
Secretario de la Sociedad, Gale de
Rafael Cordero numeIo I.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para gene
raj conocimiento.
San Juan, P. R. Julio 6 de 1910.
j TrujiHo CantiUop. Secretario.
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nulliicii'dio San
Juan, P. Rico.
Anuncio de subasta.

No habiendo tenido efecto, por fal.
ia do licitadores, Ia subasta delos So
.lares Gel ensanche de esta Ciudad,
anunciada para el dia de aver, Sc ha-
ce ssber que para el dia % de los CO.
rrientes q las diez de la mahana, ten
sdra lugar una segunda suhasta de
aque]los solares en- la o6cina del que
suscribe.
'Servira de base para dicho acto ia
Ordenanza adoptada por el, Concejo
Municipal con dicho objeto, cuya Or
dena ma asi como todos los documen :
tos que a la m sma Sc reheren Sc en-.
cuentran de manifesto en- la Ohcina
del Secretario Municipal disposition
de todas las personas que deseen exa.'
minarlos, pudiendo en- dicha ohcina
facilitarse!es copia de Ia citada Orde-
nanza y de Ia proposition redactada
con dicho fin.
San Juan, P. R., Julio 12de 1910.
F. DEL VALE, Alcalde de San
Juan.
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Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.

Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
}sUBAsrA PUBI1cA B1ENEs 1NMUEBLEs.
Coeua Internss de Vega ds de
de 1910 las poes odos
bnes reaconados de los mim M con-
ibuone haber pagadoa
do tempo las contbucones vencdas los
Ley de Reatas 1nternas
PRoP1EFARIos Description del Popedad Contbuciones gaso'
pR1MERA sUBAsrA
Pablo c. oaoreray $50 das Ho cienegua 24872
Ca1meo Arnau, cdas. Bo. Espinosa 1oo6
deta que d.n respecvos
pnopedad depoaa efscvo o
dez del vaor venda de
que deare tfto Ia po Id ea 1e M PRO-
pedad duante los des sguientes al VERTIGO
vsgaAlh P. R., junio so de 1910.
(Firnado} Rodolk V. Rvsra-colector
| Aprobado: Samuel D. Gouer Treasurer. 49,. ....~
KtIstRY BEelR1nhNT or sfoRfe Rsu
sUBAsrA pUBMoA BfENEs RMUEBkEs
de 1910 las 10 pe.to
los bienes reacouados pafe de los cnbi s
debio epolas conbucones vscaas los segd dns
Ia Ley de Rentas InteinaA
PROPIETARIOs Description de Ia Propiedad Cntbucne gastos
aproximados
SEGUNDA sUBAsTA ..-..
Angler5 & Rocaor, $50 cdas, casa Bo Rio abao 1902
que ue respecvOs
FL comprador de cada depoar ivo 10
d ciento del vaor venaida sum. srdera
de dekre A de Ia Is cual e suhsada
propdad dtrs los dez das guns ver6c6e
Fajardo P. f, JUNO 25 de 1910.
(Firmado) n. Guzman L6pez-Coleccr
Aprobado: B R. Dix, Acting Treasurer
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Fiestas patIona|es
en- Hati||o,
Con motive de los proximos
festejos vese la ciudad muy
Concurrida.
Fl joven Velazquez ba hecho
81 ingreso en- la Union.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Julio 12-Se encuentran aqui des
de el iueves de la pasada semana.
con el fin de pasar las vacaciones 90
zando de la bondad de nuestro eli
ma, la distinguida sehora dona Sera-
pia c. de lnfante V su distinguida e
ilustrada hiia Maria Luisa. l.. >eno-
rita lnfante es profesOra principal
y desde hace amos viene eierciendo
en- la capital. donde ha vuelto d con-
tratarse para el pr6ximo cuiso.
Con motivo de las festas pat-0-
males que Sc estan celebrando, yaSe
Ia poblaci6n muy concurrida, { INF
nidad de cafetines V fondas Sc han
establecido. FL programa ha circu-
lado V anunclanse en- Il do~ bai.e>
uno de ninos que tendra efecto el dia
ounce en- la casa avuntamlento Y O.
tro de con6anza en- la noche del fG,
en- el amplio salon del teatrO.
-Compenetrado de la virtuali-
dad de la platatorma de Ia Union. ha
hecho su ngreso en- ella el j6wen
Francisco V. Velazquez, que e>ta
desde hsce algun tempo ,alejado de
Ia poiitica,. Con el ST. Nelazques ven
dfan q la Union algunos repubIicanos
La HaBorguinitG. pueStn de re-
fresoos, prppedad del ST Domingo
Mora}es, ha sido refornada cow
V esta en- coHdIcsones ic
ofrecer 4 sus ,paToquiano- en !n-
dfas de la fiesta exquisite duh
v refrescos. la ConespOnde.
ia" Sc encuentra ali de vents.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
s2 quintal
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Sangiento suceso
en- Santa Isabel
WenCeslao Sc cort6 ell cuello
con una navajo.
Limpiando IN revolver Sc Ie es.
capo I'M tiro a Juan Nieyes.
hirendese en- una pierHa.

En- Santa Isabel. Ell individuo " en-
ceslao Gomez Sc suicide, degolIando-
Sc con una navajo.
In Toa Alta eI individuo Juan
Nleves, mlentras linpiaba un revol-
Yer, Sc Ie escape un tiro hiridndole
levemente en una pierna.
Fl luneS. en- la calIe del Sol. como
q las I.40 P. m. Ia indiviGua Provi-
dencia Pantoja intro una herida en-
el cuelio i Filomena Gimenez.
Los Slgulentes servicios han sido
prestado pHc la policia; Infracci6n
de la or!enanzas municipaies u.
ArometImi'nto Y agresi6n 4; Alte-
rar lapaz ,. Total p.
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-InvitadoS po- 81 eobernado~
Cotton para concurrir d Ia asarnhles
de alcaides yiueces municipales. han
llegado hoy d esta ciudad. los seho-
res Foote Y Palacios RODRIGUEZ. ilez
V fsal de la corte de Ponce Y Cors.o-
va Davila. iuez de Ia corte de ,;ls,r:-
to de Guavama. La reunion comen-
70 d las , ie la tarde en- los salone
de la Mansion Eiecutiva.
y sigue el bache" en- Ia calfe q.
Parque- Sc espera que los nuevns re-
presentante p del partidO republican,
en- la ciudad. qrle han sido elegidos
para II al municipio, hailen compute,
Ia aqueila via como bIcn recucrdo
del mIInicIplo saiiente.
Aver tarie "alebr6 session. la Jun
a central d. Ia Union de Puerto Ri
CO.
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ALERTA CONSUMIDOR,
CUIDADO CON
LAS IMITACIONES

FL rem LidFP es tan popular er
Puerto Rico por SUI evidente pureza
huen sabor Y exquisite aroma.
/ No hace daho Sus eiectos estimu
antes son INOFENSlNOS. No con-
itiene ninguna Groga III substances
sgena d sus ua:ura!es e.emec:os. Sc
fabrica por destilaci6n cont;nua al
vapor. usandose los aparatos mas
nodernos Y adoptandose e. nas es
merado procediniento saritario. Tn
cuidado especial Sc ooserva en- e. en-.
boteilaGo Y enpaque. NADIA ds
.COMPOS1CIONES. P.dase en- to
das parties. Para oonpras q: por
ma:or en- San Juan diriiirse a los
cres. B ernandez & Hermanos.
sucres. &c Perez Hermanos
N K. Calder6n y Co..
4. Suzrez & Co.
Agen5es eu ,iaysglisr:
Mora! Il Co. :. en- C.
Agerle< ea Bayam6n:-Sres. Ma
rue! Perez Il Co.
hgertes en Eega-Baia:-Sres. Su-
cesores ce >obr;no d Co.
IanTicsntes. Suores. de Roses 4
&c. :. en- c. Arecibo. P. K.
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H1Y cgr1cuitOre, rte necestson
rroyorGomos" y hay "nsayoraomos
sts necssit1n coSocdci6a. Esos do,
ssD',rGctonss se excuentran con diff
cus;dd = retarco. Ansods coIEctdtrdn
'dptadngen;s 81 los aeseos de nsoyora5
no = csrtoa!torss e. on,sseian En-
La rcTTespOnaencI9". Hay en- es-
= etaT'o eEpecsal y nIodIeG i0rVs IL
tlet;c.
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Sohcitud contra errores.

potesta de Popetarios de ncas
fecha del pasado JUNO Hon acde
expresada ocac6n Ell acuero del ono
nseando moe contador municipal acerca Gle 10
amortization teeses del epo municipal desde
Julio recaudae coren 1ncueno los
q ahnnadas los hancoS
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tscueIa apaTticuIaT deVeIano
HUMACAO P. r.
ProfesoreS'
Sra, Ana Rogue de Druprey
Nj C. L. Hines.
Ensehanza en- ingies.

fmsenanZa en- IngieS.
Sc adm!tea aiumnos 6esde 90. a So
grado. Preo;53 conreneionaie.. Sc
pTeparan msfstros rurales v grsdua
dos, Y para c >ervicio Civil.
Exzmenes en septiemlrs Por el De-
partsreEto &c Edacaci0n.
IN s!umr0 estudioso p,ieds opren-
der tus 9rGcy en eetos tres neses.
Se les rroporGonara puriiajea a los
.lumnos de Ia isla que deeeen sProve-
char es,a op7rtauidaG-
Para Informs pueden dirieirse d
doHa Ana R0uue 90 Give L. Hines.
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Tarffa de preeios.

alleres Carolina RioPledras San JUAN Bayam6n SIS oo
'Toa Baia Dorado Observation-Disclosures. 80
Vega Baia Mauati Barceoneta Observation-Disclosures. 4OO
Arecibo Cambalache Hatio Observation-Disclosures. SO
Camuy Ouebradil}as Isabella NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Aguada Aguada Kncon Corcega. ............. 275
Ahasco Mayaguez Hormigueros s................. 200
Filial Amor San German, Sabana Grande, Cabo Rojo,
Boquer6n Lajas La Plata, Lim6n ..... 1c5
Yauco, Santa Rita ......................... O75
Guayania, Tallaboa Observation-Disclosures. 05O
tickets la venderan todas las del
erroearr eguares los
% y "a para por los del 25 26
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DO IT EARLY.

Do your Christmas shopping eariy-do
It early, mother dear,
For you know you were exhausted with
the furry yester-year-
Please so out and get. the trinkets for
the prattIinG little ones
Get the engines and the candy and the
pistols and the guns
Better start right out tomorrow with
your money and your list
But at 10 O'Clock on Christmas eve
you'u think of one you've missed.
DO your Christmas shopping early-do
It early sister dear
Get a card for our rich uncle that VIII
put him on his ear
Get a tie that IS haudpainted Cor your
one and On-y beau
He win say It is toe splendid for a man
TO wear, you know
Work a pillow for the preacher. and
get something Cor each friend;
But you'll ind you've overlooked one
when your shopping's al an end
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TEA
A PLEASING AFFAIR
Debutante Hostess Offers
Pleasant Surprise to Her
Guests.

When one OF the members of a desu-
tahte group sent out cards for an in
LOIlilal afternoon tea she wrote on them
FtsSepartout Tea without explaining
what form the nierry-rnaEsinE VyoTIld take
other than tea drinking. and what mart
DasseDartOutinc would plav In IL.
The girls found the rarIor .z,ble SET
tortn with quantity OF pretty prints
seieCIeo rom the art maEa zines, and
art photographs, wiki shears. library
paste, mounts, glass and passepartout
tape in different colors.
All drew around the table ana guests
were asked to choose the pictures they
hksd and 10 Dassepartout them accord
ing 70 fancy An hour passed delight
Iuily IN this agreeable craft. after wF,icr,
the three or four pictures prepared bv
each fair maid were exhibited and all
voted for the exhibit which was consid-
cred happiest.
4 prize which took the form OF a
popular study OF one OF the old masters.
was the reward, but Furthermore each
girl was invited to retain such If her
exhibits as she liked.
After the awarding Of the prizss a
calnty tea followed. the idea Of the o.
caslon being introduced in many rIe,-e-
LUZ WaNS- TOR instance. the uaDlziu
l.,-5s were bound into cylinders with
sti4ps OF Separtoutinz tape and for
place CARDS tiny ziases from r1nuze7
photograph negatives (0f a yar,, s,---sII
sized canera) had been washed md en-
proved 70 paSsepa trout 6aiYrv pictures
S.Li5Ded RON magazines Each picture
heo the name Of some girl and a Jingle
relating 10 her written 74rsor II -. -
lures chosen APPROPRIATELY
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Do your Christmas shopping early-do
II early Do you heaT7
Let the higher cost OF living give Won
neither fret nor fear
There are friends in other countries
who are very sure to write
Ere the first day OF December heaves
serenely into sight
So be ready to remember all the people
far away
But you'll find you've failed to get one
for some one on Christmas day
Do your Christmas shopping early, ere
the drifting SHOWS are here.
For the day before IS nader than aII
others in the year
And no odds how soon you do 1t, when
the final days have come.
You viii be right il the struggle show
ing how to make things hum.
And on Christmas eve, dear sisters. all
OF you, including ma,
VIII exclairn: We'll, goodness graciousI
We have quite forgotten pa"
Z Chicago Post.
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HE SIN and Venus both held a place
relative 20 the moon, which is in
an airy and significant sign, that should
maze conditions held by astrological
rules highly beneficent for those who
cultivate cheerfulness, hopefuluess,
good nature. charity. and federation to
ward DeODIe and aas
II should cause q general atmosphere
OF good viii, making it a good day TO do
things dependent on mutual heIpfuIness
ano Elncn7ss and favoTing the inter
course OF men and women. both com
HieTclaliy and socially
ConEcnlality, gracefulneSs and love OF
culture are said TO b. inherent in the
sign governing the period
intense anS aggressive persons, how
ever are liaole, according to the inter
bIStauon OF astrclogv, 10 use Guinness
ard harshness where gentle words and
measures are needed and would serve
far better
Persons Of weak heart or nerves. must
beware TODAY against sudden and DOW
eT1ul eNerlOnS that exhaust
temperance in all things. harmonious
ness aao fFlendliness are the three quail
Tues which are likely 70 meet the great
est fortune Of the day, for the tendency
OF the configuration is all toward them
Anything connected with music Of art
Is under good aspects.
Inc time IS marked as equally auspi-
cIous Tor asking and granting favors.
seeking and. giving employment. and
oeallng with persons Of great summary
or arbitrary power
women must be cautious tt Is dav in
dealing with persons who fiattsr or nan
der.
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