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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29

Attorneys Renninger & Offutt, who
had charge of Mrs. Kirkpatrick claim
against the B. & O., for the death of
her husband on the II mile grade, haye
made settlement with the railroad
company for several thousand dollars.
Beginning next Sunday, November
1st, 1914, and until further notice St.
Paul's M. E. Sunday school will convene
at 2-15 p. m. Everybody cordially in
vited. Good music. fine orchestra.
Let everybody come to Sunday school
next Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
s5 (s5( 5000

The whiskey business is On the run.
Captain White, of District No. 8, was
in town Saturday.
Albert Wilson, of near Bloomington,
spent Saturday in Oakland.
Carl White. of Uniontown, Pa, spent
Sunday in this city, with relatives.
Money to loan on first mortgage. APP
ply to F. A. Thayer, Attorney. Adv.
Mrs. Louis Bush spent an hour or two
at Terra Alta, yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers. of near
Bloomington, were IN Oakland Saturday.
Money to loan on first mortgage. Ap-
ply to F. A. Thayer, Attorney. Adv.
Attorney Guard of Grafton, W. Va,
had business in Oakland Friday and
Saturday.
Messrs. Plavford Naylor and Harry
Turney of this city, spent part of this
week in Parsons, W. Va.
James Beeghley purchased the c.
S. May automobile sold by Sheriff Scott
last Saturday. Price $500.
Rev. Isaac Alternately is taking quite
part in the local option campaign.
His soul, body and mind is in the cam
paign.
In all Western Maryland the beauty
spot and the garden spot of the State
ther is no town more attractive than
Oakland.
Garrett county is going to give Fred
erick Zihlman a good majority next
Tuesday, one of our old time Republican
majorities.
Mrs. H. M. Kemp and her guest Mrs
N. C. Guthries, of Wilkensbarre. Pa.
were guests last week of Prof. and Mrs
Frank Rathbun.
For SALE-Three kitchen ranges ant
three heating stoves: will be sold cheap
Apply to Mrs. F. F. Goss, Oakland.
Advertisement.
Last Thursday there was shipped
from Cumberland II cars of apples
containing on an average l65 barrels tt
car or IL, 705 barrels in all.
Misses Elizabeth and Beatric
Faherty went to Wheeling, w. Va.
Sunday morning to remain week o
ten days as guests Of relatives.
Everybody will sit up late next Tues
day night. There will be watch nigh
meeting all over Garrett county. Say
it is mighty nice that we have the tele
phone to help US out.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
Something really good in School
Suits at Weimer's, Oakland.

We want the assistance of all our
readers to make The Republican regu-
lar news letter of happenings all over
the county. Send US postal card items
from your home nelghborhood.
DIR. Reed, District Superintendent
will hold quarterly meetings as follows:
Nov /, Grantsville and Friendsville;
Nov 20, Mountain Lake Park, Dec. Is,
Aurora; Dec. 20, Gormania and Deer
Park.
The eyes of the people of the State
OF Maryland are on Garrett county.
They are watching and waiting to hear
the results of next tuesday. Never be-
fore has this county been ''in the lime
light" as to day.
Cottages for Sale or Rent in Mountain
Lake Park. Apply to James A. Enlow,
Mt. Lake Park, Nd.
Advertisement
Rev. George w. Kepler, a former
pastor of the Oakland Methodist church,
is delegate to the convention, now in
session IN Washington. D. c.. which is
planning to raise 100000 for the
Worn Out Preachers fund.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29

Lie ISSlSlIdllOll VI lIlC DlAih SOl-
gressional district of Maryland is Is
follows: Republican, 23,3S7; Democrats,
20, 642; declined to give utilization, l345:
Socialists, SAC; Prohlbitionists, 519;
Progressives PA.
have just received new shipment
of hats, suits. coats, waists and seper-
ats skirts. will be pleased to have
you inspect them at my parlors on Oak
street. Mrs. Fred Martin.
Advertisement.
Some one maliciously marked up the
Garrett National bank building with
streaks of white chalk. Whoever did
it should be ashamed of themselves.
Parents and school teachers should
caution the children against such law
lessness.
Only two members of the Presidents
cabinet, Secretary of the Treasury Nc
Ado and Attorney General Gregory
were in Washington Tuesday. The other
eight are out on the stump making
political speeches in the last week of
the campaign.
| LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-A white
and black spotted bull pup; three white
and one black leg. Any information
leading to its recovery will be appre-
ciated by Mr.. r. E. SGger. P. S.-The
bull pup answers to the name of BUS
ter" Advertisement.
| The Ladies Auxiliary of Oakland sent
out to voters a card showing how to
vote against license. They also asked
some pertinent questions. Here are
two, "Do you want Oakland to be a
garbage CAM" Are you willing that
railroad conductors shall call Oakland
Boozetown?"
The Republicans of Garrett county
are feeling jubilant, thank you. They
are delighted in having such splendid
ticket to vote for. Men who are above
reproach: men who have accomplished
much good; men who have won the re-
spect of their fellow men: and they are
going to vote solid for Darlington and
Zihlman.
The Democrats see that there is nc
chance of Lewis being elected by g
square deal, hence they get busy circu
lating lies about Senator Zihlman
travelling here and there to do SO
, Wonder if they willcontinue their Stand
'er after learning about Senator Zlhlman'
positive denial, in no unmistakenabl'
terms, of their falsehoods
The dreadful hog cholera has broker
out in Howard county and members o
the State Live Stock Sanitary Boart
are making hard fight to proven
r spread of the epidemic. Keep clos'
/ watch on your hogs. At the first sigI
of their being out of condition Civ
them special attention. Pork this fal
means money for the man who has it t
sell.
q The Republican has been compliment
= ed upon the splendid paper of last week
. 1t contained 1873 inches of Republican
, political matter; 10 inches of locs
4 option matter; local items with heads
f 8 special items of church news; deaf
n notices; 432 lines of local paragraphs
a 451 lines of county wide local interests
besides the usual miscellaneous reading
t matter.
The Cumberland Times predicts tina
< Lewis will carry Garrett county by 70
majority. There is another guess CON
ing to the Times. He may get fe'
l. more votes than 700, but as to carryin
e Garrett county, there is not the slight
70 est possibility of his doing so. Senate
S Zihlman is as sure of carrying Carrot
e county as there is to an election hel
November Sd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
Vote against license.
Vote for Darlington.
Congress adjourned at last.

| Congress adjourned at last.
'No body knows how you vote but
God.
County Treasurer Beachey was in
Oakland yesterday.
Adam Fox, of District No. l, had
business in Oakland Monday.
Do not forget the temperance meet
ing in Oakland Saturday night.
Postmaster and Mrs Thrasher. of
Deer Park, spent Monday in this city.
Mr.. Guy Mangle, of Huntington, W,
Va, was an Oakland visitor over Sun
day.
Prof. F. E. Rathbun, was a local
option speaker at Sang Run Monday
night.
Attorney F. A. Thayer and Cashier
S. T. Jones are doing some excellent
work for local option.
Mrs. Mary B. Ross and son Joe have
gone to Piqua. Ohio, where they will
spend several weeks.
For RENTAL corner Center and
Bartlett, 7-room house; hot and cold
water; bath, gas; large lot. See A. D..
Naylor or write U. G. Palmer, Verona,
Pa. Advertisement If.
w. o. Anderson, Jr., of the staff of
the Baltimore American, was an Oak
land visitor last Saturday.
A Republican meeting will be held at
Swanton p. M, tomorrow and at
Deer Park at 7:30 p. m.
john Friend, William Friend. Owen
Rhodes and Gil Friend. of Swanton,
were in Oakland yesterday.
Mrs. Howard Smouse, of Fairmont,
W. Va, was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davis Tuesday night.
Only four weeks until Thanksgiving
day, and eight weeks until Christmas
The busy days are drawing nigh
The chickens in this vicinity have
gone on strike and refuse to meet the
egg supply. Eggs 80 cents a dozen.
Mr.. Thomas A. Sweeney, of Balti
, more. spent Sunday in Oakland the
guest of his sister. Mrs. o. T. Tracey
: Deputy Sheriff George Dewitt made
; trip the first part of the week along
the National pike serving legal papers
t b. & o. Agent Stuck, of this city
: was called to Newburg, w. Va, last
Sunday, to attend the funeral of his
mother.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
Turkey Supper.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold a turkey supper on Friday
evening, November 18th. Ice cream
and cake will be served. A fancy
table will be a special feature. The
supper will be held in the basement of
the Lutheran church and all are cordially
invited to be present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
Fruits of Democratic Policies.

From speech of Hon. Wesley L. Jones
IN U. S. Senate. October 10, 1914,
Mr.. President, the Fruits of Demo-
cratic Politics are Business Depression,
Idle Labor, Curtailed Markets, Reduced
Revenues. EXtravagant Appropriations,
Increased Transportation Rates, Special
Direct and Multiplied Taxes. and
Higher Cost of Living.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
For Sale Cheap.

One 80 h. p. Hart saw mill, complete
with log turner, cutoff saw, saw dust
blower, inserted tooth saw, log trucks,
etc one 80 h. p. Erie boiler and engine,
all nearly as good as new. Cost when
new $500; will sell for less than one
half The outfit is ready to set up and
poerate. A big bargain. Apply to A.
D. Naylor, Oakland. advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
Notice To Teachers.

Changes have been made in the dates of
the following District Institutes, the same
being as follows:
KITZMILLER. October "a;
ACCIDENT, October 81;
FRIENDSVILLE, November :;
DEER PARK. November IA;
OAKLAND. November 21.
We hope that all teachers are planning to
attend at least one District Institute during
this scholastic year, so as to receive credit
therefor.
+. +. RATHBUN.
34-3t County Supt. of Schools.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
Temperance Meetings.

Friday 80 p. m. Deep Creek and
Glade Valley.
Saturday, 1880 D. m. Jennings and
Oakland.
Get your friends to attend these
meetings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
THE DEATH RECORD
GEORGE T. MICHAEL.

George Thomas Michaels, a farmer
of Garrett county, Maryland died sud-
denly on Friday evening of acute indi-
gestion, in the 6Sth year of his age.
He leaves a widow and several children.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29
Orphans and Needy Children

Will be accepted under proper condi-
lions at the AmishMennonite Orphans
home in Garrett county, Maryland.
Write to or call upon
NOAH j. BRENNEMAN, Supt.
Accident, Md.
or j. E. HERSHBERGER, Sec.
Meyersdale, Pa.
Subscribe for The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29

Do you want a itne Suit made
TO measure? Go to Weimer's.
AdNartiSnfn ant
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29

Send your orders for peaches to W.
A. Liller, Keyser, W. Va. Adv. 25-4t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-29

e. A. Weimer, Oakland, sells
the best Shoes.
acknowledgements
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28

Desie que Sc inici6 en- Mexico
e. mov;miento revoluciora-io en-
cabezado desde les Estadcs Uni
doz per Don PInrh TO, Y secun-
dado Y continuaio por c~orroHgio-
na-ios V reHgGdores, toIas las co.
sas Y hast: Ia, personals han
cam5iaio de Rombce en- nIestra
infortuaada terra.
Y no nos referimos precisa-
mente al cambio, que segun We
ridicos, pero apasionados histo-
riadores, efectl6 el otro PGncho
en- 81 nom5re, dejando De lamar
Sc Doroseo arrange Y tomando 81
de Francisco Villa. Seguramen-
te que ell senior ganaraljsim0 &c
la 6poca pra-cODstitucIonalista. al
ccrregir Ia pjana del curG que 10
bautjz6 = al padre que 10 e7gen-
dr6, va preveia instintiyamente
su future destino, cue de5ia CO.
locarIo al Iado de IN Pancho au-
tentico, cuyos idea.es Y a0heloS
democ-&ticos, aunGue por distin-
tos canjOos. corrtan parallels :
I'm mismo fG: q acabar cor el po-
der de Don Porfrio Diaz, que
con 81 srandeza de guerrero, de
politic0y de estadista, hacia SOM
bra = muchos H5r0cS ignorados.
Puede decirse cue desde hace
cuatro amos estamos entire dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28
FL MUNDO AL REEVES

PanchOs; uno muerto ' Ell otro Vi
vito y dando zarpazos, pero los
dos, el maerto y ell vivo, sirviendo
de bandera De exterminio Y de
muerte.
Villa, el Poncho ~falsifcado, Sc
gun sus mal6vo'os bi6grafos, he
continuado Ia giCri2S0 &c ST. pre-
decesor, tcastorAandolo TODD.
n2mbres ' personals, inclusive a
Su am1do jetc don Fenustjano, al
que ma hech0 b5jar del pedestal
dc primer jete. que el mismo le
erigi6 con sus sonadas victoria5
contra los maltrechos federales,
Y a Quien ha cambiado el nom
bce por Ell de rc5elde, Gizlue a las
dlSposiciones de IA S0berGna de
Agaascaliente5 doDde en- reaidad
no ha habiio mas soberano que
ei, Pancho Villa, ell que TODD lo
pIede, el conquiStador de plazas
abandonadas por Ia cobardia, por
la ineptitid 0 TRACTION de iadig-
nos generates, q los que con 81
orc convicti6 en- lacayos.
La revoluci6n de 1910 que en-
sd fondO resD0ndia q una aspira-
ci6n popular y que iba dirigida
contraun grupo de privilegiados
que habiaa monopolizado las fuer
zas vivGs del pals, obtuvo facil
e Immediate triunfo porque todos
los comp0nentes del regimen an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28
SECCION EDITORIAL
Ia TIRANIA DE IA LEY

asesino, no hay tiran;a mas
grarde cue Ia ti-ania de la ley.
Z COMO resuita que las reia-
clones de gobernante = gober-
nados y de estos entire 81, dc.
ben regirse de acuerdo en- TODD
con las codificeciones escr;tas,
resulta, repet;mos, que para los
infracsorcs de Is ley todos los
gobiernos son t:ranicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28
Xxx Y

ION este crIterlo, no hay
"caudillo," no hay "apostol'
que pueda conservar por nu-
cho tempo la conf;anza de sus
ccrrelig;onarios. Madero ense-
no al pueblo como sc perturba
Ell orden, como Sc aitera Ia paz
pGblica, como Sc aSalta el DO
de- FOR medic de la violencia,
y Ell pueclo que es amigo de
los sixties fGcile5, a2rendi6 IA
lecci6n y aProvecho les COMO
c;miertos adq@i:idos, para de-
r-ocar a su vez una nueva a.
rama, 0 como ouien DICE, III
auevo go6:erno.
Y d Madcrc para aga IA his
toria Sc ia venido rep;siendo.
Cada facci5n que cae cngrosa
81 nGmero De los cie2ticicos",
y a Ia postre esta resultando
que todos sornos dsspotas =
cue todos sonos t;ranos, cue
Made ANA la 3ibertad oor IA
Iibertad misma y gve DE- "c;ea-
tif:smo' de Porfirio Diaz cue
daba 4 Ia Nac;5a IN POGO de
6ienestsr = IT poco De progre-
SO, que ga-an.iza5a las v;das
= las ho~-as 7 selvagua-da5a
haSta donde era possible las
EornaS de ia Ley, al "cientieis-
mo" de Francisco Villa emf
2entensnte brutal y erniaente-
Tc1tc re9rcsivo, c-a oreca~;t!e
80. INA : nil vsco-.
p 60 t:ons3 -azt2 los sig
-a.2-too =! Pin Il 40. =
a@>ior osjz Canada 4 -a9s
apSs-c!cs " Il o~ar.l:I3os tais-s
4 c~.adc-ea Ie-~:cos }i37r
:i7.@@a 2-act:cos, gre a5lo a.
|e~2 Egg .! rodsc Para
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28

Han sido dctenidos nueva
individuoS p0r SOspechas de
haber tornado participio en- Ia
muerte de Juan Morales Y Pc
dro MGndez, Quiencs como d.
ie oportunamente, fueron muer
tos tragicamcnte hacc tres no.
ches en- Ia Gale Stanton. La
autoridad sigue hacienda in
vestigaciones sin resui>ados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28
W Lorg, fu6 asa!tado Dor


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4"7 c's." N0 "S ue "'"JU' "e
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que !ieTahHo EHf 0&A1efa SUI ma
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golpeaDa 1renerc2 los norados
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lahno'oS sahf ue e-.oS' par" O.
EupSF So pIeSt"' para E"ftarSe Ue
S25 flSaS VlAE-a5' p8ra oHJar :
SuS Glen SuEtioSS DodegaS ' eS-
canciar en- mas cIpaS &c cfistai
de bohemia sus ricos caiGos' que
para e'ios' para los op,imiooS' re
proSettaHa ~ FFopia S"ngfS'
"ar-.4' 40" :.i2 ha.i"N 2t.p.l. -.
n',.:s $50 ~'I'.t"T"a ""!a" ~Hs g"
T"I;@"-o% ; e.: =. '-'"'r1"".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28

N"1"OS
~ ~. 5e,''.',S s,,.,,o,oSI 81,
"I",:Go'oS
q -
H.,,' ',.'.,o' =.
= ',o t..'' 1872 W.
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cahio y.no ,ra :. r.. ~nraraa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28
&C z RAJ

Una ver3adera revolUcGn ha hecho en- Europa Ia composition
vcgeta De races itaEanas, couCcidas con el ncmbre de TONlCOIfA-
LiAN0' al Grad0 de hacerse Indispensable en- ei tocaGOr dc las da-
mas de buen gusto GUERRA! Este guto ha repercutido en- America
a Ia sCa prcsencia de tan mag1inca conposlci6n. Guerra a ruer-
te q IL caspa no mas orzueIa. Evjta acadia de- roo, &c hace crecery
vuelve su color natural V 0rilaDta al cabeIo mas deicG3o, de 10
contrario DEVOLVEREiOS Ell VALQR.
EnyienoS inmediatamente SOC. por una b0tella de InUestra o pa
sc q nuestra Cfcjna Y le haremOs Ia prime:a apicacion GRATIS.
ITALIAN HAIR TONIC Co. = Tciefeno 1924. SIS Zavala o Travis 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28

Dicen los autores o signata-
rios del Plan de Ayaia, con
una perception nuy czacta de
10 que acontece 9. Mexico, que
"Ia aacion esta cansada de
homhres faisos y traidores que
haccn promesas como liberia
dores y al liegar al poder Sc
olvidan de elias y Sc constitu-
yen en- tiranos."
Este cargo, dirigido en- con-
creto a don Francisco |. Made
70, que por extension Tepercu-
tie sobre todas y cada una de
las Observation-Disclosures que cons
tituyen la avanzada de la de-
magogia andante y del revo!u-
cionarismo endemico, es de una
cxaciitud cast a-gebraica. En-
efecto, todas las tiranias, 10
mismo las ''oprobiosas" que las
no o~probicsas, estan CINEMA
das a base dc iibe-tad. Los Pue
blcs sor libres kasta para de-
jar tiranizarse. En- todos los
ordeaes de la actividad huma-
na hay esclavitudes volunta-
rias y es el case de hacer resal-
tar Ell hecho de cue hay pc.
ahi rodando muchas gentes
cue arnan IA tirania de los go
biernos Q de cuaiesquiera otras
entidades autoritarias, mien-
tras esas ticaaias les producer
beneficio.
Cromwell, para poner VI
ejenplo, tiranizo al pueblo de
ing,aterra; pe-o permits Que
el pueblo tiranizara 4 81 vez a
IA aristocracia. Carlos Estuar-
do hacia 10 contrario: deiaba
one Ia aristocracia tiranizara
q pueblo y tenia satisfecha a
~aquelia. Todo es question de
cOmPensaciones, y en- ell fondo
IN innoble juego de egoismos.
xxx
Cen todo, en- 81 terrcno dc IL
idea 2ura, L cobra raz5a a los
signa2-io5 del Plan De Ayala.
Ea Ms@.co, IS royo.1c:o=e5
qro 50 con5:ituyc7 - Gc3;e--
no, --occ2de2 dcade luego, CO.
no cn todas parties, = -ec-ir-
GIri 2o- razor dc que toIa fun
oitn G@3c~a~rucasal "a diriG;-
d. sicn2-e : ura Fi2alidad
coEServzdora, las vioieacia. Y
los c1c-sos &c la genie anna
"a. : para r-s5uo pueblo, que
.s-a>S Gec.-, p2-a acu2Ia por-
~z5a % r-es-o pueblo que
--L T-- ---:,-o- Je,-,-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-03
nEEa eheIqlEa

Elor.ar~ N. nokoruouko
Says h-er husbor-d-
tsr.t O erdn-k
Gvfl u E5oston.osseTes
that size masreDeY ers
qos=d to NOE tk.ar-
ore GIloW ct ths eans
ECTTSs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-03

government prevails caution should
be the guide.
Mars is eviIly disposed, ana Il 10
held as unfortunate for those Who
travel Accidents are fcrefold.
Storms may lead to railway wrecks
It is not an suspicious day for den-
tai or surgical work. Serious opera
tons should be postponed, especially
If the subjects birthday is hetweeu
March Il and April 20.
The signs are forbidding for invest
ments. Buying of property zbou41 -
delayed.
It is predicted that a disastrous flro
viii cause loss Of life IN Western
city.
This month vii be marked by labor
troubles and suffering among persons
out of employment Extreme trr.
gality is recommended to workers OF
every class.
An evil omen is seen fer certain
heads Of big business. who VIII haye
severe anxieties. The planets indf-
cate public antagonism of an unusuet
character
Fame for a woman now unknown ~
foretoId. She will lead a reform or
ganiza ton.
Persons whose birthdate il Ia
shou be exceedingly careful TO avoid
dissensions in the family. Litigation
will be unlucky. 1t VIII be wise 10
pay special attention TO the health
Children born on this day probably
will have numerous changes In 4tfes
Boys may work hard for a lying.
Girls should be slow in choosing hux-
bands. as they have a possibility az
marrying unhappily.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-03

Asuologers declare that this ik an
unfortunate day. since Jupiter. Rep
tune and Saturn are all in evil aspec1(
The influences are believed to
particularly adverse for cummerci
enterprises. It Is q time to sci
tt aders and brokers are under a ruly
held to be unfavorab Bile. They win
suffer severe losses during the COM
ing months.
Under this government money wors
ries are said TO be common. In deAl~
ings with business men caution IN
necessary, the seers declare because
selfshness and sharp practise ara
more common than usual
Wastefulness. oareIessness and
skepticism are produced while this
rule prevails.
Saturn's unfriendly influence is hei9
to cause indispositions. delays and
gloomy forebedings II may have rho
effect Of making persons lose interess
in their work and for this reason II
Is wise to wait for better conditions
before beginning any important task
The unfavorable rule is held to af-
feet miners. real estate dealers ana
all who draw their income from tho
earth.
The augury is not fortunate xoa
night-workers and persons who pur-
sue laborious employments, whether
in high OF humble places Actors ana
journalists as well az watchmeSl.
ditch-diggers and street-cleaners ara
supposed to be especially slssceptihse
TO Saturn's III favor
Fraud and deception may be prao-
tised more easily while Neptune ID
adverse than at other times. those
who read the stars declare. II is wei
TO guard against schemcrs.
Scandals OF unusual scope are fore
Swallowed. Il IS prophesied that poIst
tics. society and the churches viii ba
involved in gossip. A statesman will
be implicated in an unpleasant mat
ter
Forgeries are foretold. While pois4
onings appeared to tncr case IN 1914
II Is prophesied that forgeYies WIN
multiply in 1914 Great losses sra
prc bable.
Persons whose birthdate ii is haT1
the prognostication of business ankle
cites and ill-health. They should cui-
tlvate domestic harmony.
Children born on this dsv may be
impulsive and self-willed. They procs
ably will be ambitious and persever@
ing. Their magnetic centre IS tho
sun in Capricorn. the goat and their.
principal ruling planet is Saturn