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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10

The Moose lodge invites its mem
bers and friends to dance in Moose
hall, Wednesday night, December 10.
The best of music will be in attend
ance and good time is assured all
who attend. %
Mrs. W. M. Elliott is enjoying a
visit with her brother and sister, who
live in Canada. They arrived last
night from the east, having been visit
ing reatives and friends in Missouri
for some time. 1t had been 10 years
since Mrs. Elliott had seen her
brother.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
No w. S. C. Game.

University of Idaho and Washing
ton Stat Collge will not play foot
ball game next year, unless some I'M
looked for change is made in the
schedule. The list Of games arranged
at the recent conference meeting at
Seattle left Idaho off of w. S. C's
schedule and it is understood that no
game with the Pullman college will be
played in 1920. w. S. C. and Uni
versity Of Idaho play Thanksgiving
day, at Seattle.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
Mr.. and Mrs. David in Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. David, who are
taking trip around the border of
the United States are now with their
They have visited number of cities
and historic places in the east and
south. At Atlanta they had the
pleasure of hearing the famous tenor,
Mccormick. They report the climate
of the south eastern states rather
warm.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
Should be Guaranteed.

Many physicians believe that any
one who has bad cold should be COM
pletely isolated to prevent other mem
bers of the family and associates from
contracting the disease, as colds are
about as catching as measles. One
thing sure-the sooner one rids him
self of cold the less danger, and you
will look good while before you find
a better medicine than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy to aid you in curing a
cold. D
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
Do You Enjoy Your Meals?

If you do not enjoy your meals your
digestion is faulty. Eat moderately,
of meats, masticate your
food thoroughly. Let five hours
elapse between meals and take one of
Chamberlain's Tablets Immediately
after supper and you will soon find
your meals to be real pleasure. D
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10

purify, and freshen the entire ali
mentary tract before eating more
food.
Get quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist 1t
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
Latah County Records

Tuesday, December 9, 1913.
Rel.-First Trust & Savings Bank
to Wiley Carpenter, R. M. 2-4-08.
C. M.-Everett Branson to First
National Bank, Moscow, $3.50; Ford.
G. M. Alvin F. Babcock to George
Rowland, $50; Chevrolet.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10

is inexpensive and almost tasteless.
Drink phosphated hot water every
morning to rid your system of these
vile poisons and toxins; also to pre-
vent their formation.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE - COMBINATION WOOD
and coal heater, for $40. 1886 North
Adams. 63-5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
The Rhyning Optimist
by AbINIa AIICIIAELIS.

oh. The flyer is Il wonder. riding
midst the clouds and thunder. hopping
on from coast TO coast Just like II bird.
When | read my morning paper di-
scSt ms latest c1per and by pride and
ADMIRATION am stirred. He can break
fast in Montana and can dine in far
Havana; no, the flyer docs MOI lack for
change OF scene. lie can view the
Arctic Ocean any time he takes a no.
sion; that is. if he does not land upon
mis- bean. When ne sees the bill col
rctor he can seek another sector; he
can leave his little cares far. far be-
IND lie can beat ii TO the mountains
ne can flee to fields or fountains with
speed that mocks tho rushing of the
wind. He can hustle up and hurry
from the place that gives him worry:
IT. Tor instance. wifcy wants q winter
hat. lie can expedite his leaving so
she'll have no time for gricVinE, and
in fact, will scraccly know where she
'S mt. If his baby has tho collie and
insists that he shall! frolic UP and down
the floor with it 1T 4. NJ, he can has
ten 10 tho hangar and fly off to sleep
II bangor, though wife calls this an
unworthy strateGcm Yes. tho airship
is treasure. and rs worth it's weight
IN pleasure when the mother Of his
wife SwoopS into sight. When the flyer
secs her shopping he can also do some
Swooping. ana he Goars into the air
much like a kite. Oh. | long To he a
Eyer, hut i, seems they go some higher
than is Wise for any fellow Of my
weight. J Is true they journey faster.
but they often meet disaster. so think
| still viii travel on 4 freight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Some RcnI Snake.

Snakes arc snakes. prohibition OF
70 prohibition. When ono secs snakes
IN the. vicinity Of New York these
days. beware, for thew are really and
truly likely to he Of the honest to-
goodness reptile brand rather than Of
the John Barleycorn" species.
George Walsh, tho athletic motion
picture star. who is making n new.
picture. From Now on" was on his
way from the Fox studio in Fort Leo
the other day when suddenly one Of
the aforesaid creatures crawIcd from
The grass and started in his direction
Without 4 word of warning. Mr.. Walsh
took few steps forward and planted
4 iair sized foot on the back Of tho
snake There was one less rcptile in
Jersey.
Mr.. Walsh asks what is the use Of
doing away with liquor If they cant
cNterminaic the snake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
4 Henuty Specialist Gives Homemade
Recipe to Darker Gray Hair.

Mrs. N. n. Gillespie, well-known
beauty specials OF Kansas City. re-
Gently gave out the following suite
mont regarding gray hair:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
turc at home that Will darkcn gray
hair and make it soft and glossy To
y half-Dint OF water add ounce of
bay rum. small box of Barbo Com
pound and Il ounce Of glycerinc
These ingredients can be purchased
at any drug store at very little cost.
apply TO the hair twice Il week until
the desired shade is obtained This
Will make Eray-haired person look
twenty years younger 1t does not
color the scalp. is not sticky or greasy
and does not rub off."-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11


MISS f. r. b.. Pulask iMT.,.
paris oi me Seine. six miles srn the
m IGos. andr,was aftcrwards nmraihcier
- ~ fC and presented bv lin
who sn nr@'h e., The Duke OF Orleans,
and improving Il. 81 S,In m 'mihrSins
NlnroTitc residence or Marie r whs ~
;snre n, l. nnd NAPOLEON iii. II was
solved The Councils Of H. 'p"n ,n as.
sn n nc rive Hundred and caused Mn
M DC chosen First Consul. ana
nances which caused the rcvolutiom -,
1850 and lost him the ,G,rnne ot
rrance The name 81. Cloud is de-
Clovis, who after the inurd nnas oG y, OF
brothers. fed 20 this place concr,icS
,nimseh in the woods and dwei, as a
rsr!hn. ANer his death ne was
changed to ST. cloud the pajsce MI" vi
n,estroyed during the Franco Trussian
n mar ~ rs tS'oz.l. heing set on fire and
pu,htd bN french shells from Mont
Naerlen; to prevent it's falling into
Inc hands OF the Prussiane The gar
Gems ana marks sim exist and arc
Mrs. r. c. w, Greensboro. ~ c..
Miss Edith Cavcll. an English nurse
and The loan of Arc Of England ana
/.
o'clock in the morning Of Oc,ohrr
IL. 1915. She was tho daughter Of tho
Kev: Frsderiek Cay"ll former vicar
was arrested Angus; !, 1915. and kent
alone in the prison Il ST Giles for
ten weeks, she was tried by a German
court cmartiai and convicted OF ,rea-
son for which death vas the penalty
The brutal execution OF woman
aroused the kc"nest resentment
throughout the world Tho Germans
Al .f EH Gt,r
excellent effect. Miss Caven did not
spare herself when called upon 10 tend
INC enemy and many German owed
his life 20 her care. but no mercy Wa.
shown by the German authorities when
she was denounced. She died for her
country IKE heroine. remaining per
lectiy ca I'm and resigned until the end
october ~ 'nemorial services were held
At ST: Paul Cathedral and n movement
vas iatrr inhuSGrai"d for the erection
OF monument in tho Trocadcro Gar
dons, Paris. This plan Was opposed bv
heF mother and Ia" Edith Cavcll Home
10! Nurses Was opened In July, ialS
ltal The cost Of the building Was
$4,000, half OF which expense was
borne by soldiers. Ia May. 1919. an in
ternatonal hospital at Brussels for
s'Cayeil Was one Of forty-two arrested
: in Brussels and convicted A line of
: forty-two graves is located within the
national shooting grounds near Brus-
sells. The line OF graves is through
cabbage field at the right Of the In.
+ closure. May 10. 1919, her body was
--t-Httuned IRON hcr grave ~ Brussels
+, and received with impressive military
. ceremony at Victoria Station, London.
Ancr burial services AZ Westminster
Abbey the body was taken 10 her ma >
= tive Town. Norwich. for interment
= Georges Castor ouien was recently
: sentenced to death by court-martial
Z trial for having had trcasonabl. deal.
ings with the Germans and for bCtrav-
Ing Edith cavell. On an appeal the
verdict was set aeide and ouien will ~
tried again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

was niSt night OF Smiths marricd no
second JJ'a ,r with train wreck. the ibe
fire and an earth"uaaii!nne ons by a hotel
h lne nhlrH. as if that wercot a ,uFo s
n ron'e ,nnnniGently involved in come me-
ing maid s 5,tua a., With 4 pretty ser"-
,ii lii, ana her aunt. who Was i y c "l ms
, irla ISpend his honeymoon happiIwi p'nE y;
tators ha 1rkT ho out an right. after spec.
innn NEST picture farccs Of , HHne OF the
!i omn1 SMashhurn in why smii S.1 son on,
lure is Ff pars1oo the mirth. The pic.
today. '"e odcon Thcatcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

SO many times by having the waiter
sweep ii out that he has had special
In can made for ii. and when he eats
That he can use it again later.
Conklin says that this Bit of dis
heVcllcd hair is one of his biggest tools
OF JOY. and that without IL nc could
not get half the laughs in his comedy
roles that he now gets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

sSNtia! Interesting relies from Zulu
idna are shown IN the now Ethel CLAY
Ion picture More Deadly Than tho
Male. Male which is now at The Colonial
! heaicr Among them is an 'assari"
ionE spear used by Zulu warrior.
is hvc feet long. with a sharp bladc
.neasurinG foot. Edward uoxen
MISS Ciayton'ss leading man. wears a.
peen inflicted by this weapon w;cid.d
bs Iuiu chief during an altcrcation
e en~ zen Inc nc African and the Ameri-
IN o Sr tne possession of a Zulu maid
ne n,r1 IS packed with novel advcn-
'ufe ana mas big surprise at the end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
His Time wa. I'm.

Gamma get over IT," a Scotch
farmer remarked to his wife Il nut
IVA shillin' piece in the plate at
,eT H'rh ihiS morning instead o ma
The beadle had noticed the mistake
ana IN silence he allowed the farmer
consecutive Sundays. On the twenty.
fourth Sunday the farmer again
ignored the plate, but the old bcadlc
stretched the ladle in front OF him
and. in loud tragic whisper, hoarse.
~ our times up moo, SANDY"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
information Bureau

nd",rten Regarding almost nm,
tec1.' ing On legal mud medical .n1'.
auiries nre .a" free. A Ell In
.n"n, ter' n seif-nddres,rd s,,,,
,rirrs IL required. hddre.. pc,
Richmonn Information uu,ca"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Movie Calendar

BIJOU--CInra NimbnlI Young I'm
Eyen ut Youth"
HECEBIRD-"The Little brother
of the Rich" :.
Donald In "Thc beauty Market"
\, COLONlAi@Ethci Clayton In
"Morc DEADLY rhnn tho Male"
ISlS--iIarry iIUudini I'm ..rhc
Grim Came
ODEON-Brynnt washburn in
"Why Smith Left Home"
KEC;-.rhc Unexpected Shot" and
"Th~ Wild wcstcrncr."
NICTo R-Mary PiciSford In
"HeartS AdrIft."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

sled iiwns IA" IT, Splendid story or tan.
in a reissun var" fF Pickford will be seen
,o acnrts Adr.ft." at the Victor success
is AN rImS,row and Saturday. "e This
arords Miss St rich i9q5s5estins story and
liz H,.'t ,ais for the display Of hnr onPor-
seeing '" II, -o TIE picture is wei, v wossl
ing man wood Is the lead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Houdfnf in Mystery Tnle.

'nofoushly entertaining mvst.rv
i hpiiI;nas aeneloped through a series Of
'ii'nE incidents in The Grim Gan,n :.
me Pnramount AIRCRAFT picinrc :,
Isl IL 'aunH!ni. the celebrated Illusion.
his s nppearing at the Isis Thcatcr
amazed vaudeville audicncnm." men nave
,nn nueo in the picture. and oih"r o,. ~,
'''tc sensational have been addad eh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Kid Mccoy in Picture.

: Norman Sclby (l\id Mccoy iS again
under the Harry Carson banner after
ms big success in II. w. Grinit's
ally engaged TO play the role OF tho
detective N Eyes of Youth" in which
CARA kimbill Young is the star, and
nc mas ono very big scene with Miss
Young. Eyes of Youth" is presented
at the Bijou this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN Actors
Tin noY for Mustanhc.

Chester Conklin. one OF the many
comedians who make the greatest
laugh producers IN films. takes off his
Inustache when he eats The adorn-
mont OF his upper lip IL strongly re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Weeks Picture Shows

OFFERINGS At LOCAL HOUSES

An Excellent rhotoplay mt the BIucbird.
+ Three stars working under a Skillful
/. director to produce photodraIna from
the pen OF a world-fanous man is the
combination in the picture, "A Little
Brother 10 the Rich" which was shown
again today at the Bluebird Thcater
& Frank Mayo. Kathryn Adams and j.
Barney sherry are the stars in a pic
.turc filmed from q SucccSsfuf novel by
Joseph Mcdill Patterson. The story is
replctc with dramatic action and situa-
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

Fl oIlars is ,m Sewater.--One thousa Il
'"N'o'e by the United States LAW sna' Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
E.niiEh tenInS,

"A visitor to a school began an adj
dress follows:
This morning. children. l propose TO
1Ncr you an epitomc of the life of ST.
lauI PerhapS some Of you are too
young 10 grasp the meaning of the word
cpitome: Epitomc.' children. is in it's
sigmlhcation Synonymous with synop-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
The Days Good Stories
l'ROAI MANY SOURCES
Wine and Words,

When the wines in. the wits out"
SAID the rcady-mado philosopher.
IT'S fact" replied Uncle BilI Bot
tietop But jos the same prohibition
ishncss from bcin' talked
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26
TALK IT OVER

We often say that wc win
"ihuk DO over bui we rarely. ~
ever. say "I'll talk it over with
myself
We ialk over our problems and
affairs with others. and usually
with those who know less than wc
de- about them. When nest you
seem most inclined go seek advice
and counsel. why not talk 10 over
with yourself
surely you can find no one more
worthy of trust and confidence
no ONE more interested in your ass
piraiions-nO one more bent upon
driving You 90 your finest than
your very self
Talk fo yourself as though yon
We're actually your best friend
Gas you arel Carry . regular
conversation ON with yourself.
Ask yourself questions Answer
them Take every side of your
problem and give II legs and ask
il 10 stand up boz frout of you
where you ean see ~ and talk 90
it
Regardless of how you impress
Others, Won are the most interest
ing personality ia the world 90
yourself
Get acquainted with ail that
you ar and have Gct away from
eyeryone-and talk io yourself
Talk Talk oui loud. too BE- just
as frank and honest and modest
with yourself as you iry to be
with those you most honor
Other minds may stimulate
yours. but no other mind that was
ever made IS So able to prod YOU
to your lie tasks as tho one ihat
Is yours
Get the habit OF talking things
over with yourself
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26
WHY NOT Now2

n"l lop WAY you were gong TO
b'.' "r 'hs' 'iliiih "'ii'n y'N were
H",.e 20 90
~ ~ "ol NVW
lhel shlle lhai Ten OFT q Wlille
ago. nal Mhirh you Intended 20
pu' ilsht naeN' lh"l worn "l'ich
~" resolved I" ,pelN nNl "hl'h
- s''ii ~ u. A''lf n''' ol course
F'u ore gong =" attend 20 e"ei'
"N.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26

O'IUm thD NuDDDI Valley IHn ru ItrNI
Tho Boundaries ~ Nueecs md San
ratficio Counties 49, Senator Ulffon u
20 iaftfr irum Austin lated Jan inth
rI1H "lit fho mnu ltsi uifnt loaIn
uHf fh, trf adjusting the boundaries
of euecea ono san iHfriri0 committees
did uof reof tho appreciation of 90 ma
IurifN nf iha sections effected ht .lI1
HDt LoArung thIe nrt believing 500
low shouli he fnr' fhe benefit 0f the
Tofcrnod. ihHt fle governed Hra fhn
onN proper IudYf nf what s bone
nr.ai hnNe fhiH moment introduced
"a nlu roefonrr thtfo rounfrr fo fhelr
ourlnai NounlArlDs ft iho Indulgence
of fNe senate permitting tn' fuier o.
ne suspended tht hill was nneHol aud
resi tn tWU. ono $50 Inf Ha fnr
Senate BE- concerned Success .rd sam
atflOlo boundaries Hre re.nilufffi.
THIS Nn rfr hH.h tO e1u Patriotic
whpf Nuors4 eot ht tho transfer Df
fio inUNs Hud return io Nu'rna fhc
portion on tHr river which uss given
to san rairlcio"
Ugh Hon.--lu enc "sintos mfmers
who arc ouf of pork and considered tt
the point of STAR, alton 1857 bore when
".N '' Nif "'' ' "' f"'' Pr
turtle 5000 "Nd rane. Wiii supper
abundance on '1'h No rifi' NN n''H
od io enppN lh' wants "i i'' ilin-
nch hnt ipti 400" $50 h't' l'fN il''
Nnni "ih hiil' NlNrHhlf "in,
SHOOTING "nh con'id'r'Ni' "hi'i't 'nH
nnltc "nf 'ninffiiHinN 'Nit'n -
Nh"M Nill'N 'hn 'I''''l "n N''n'
Nt' 'oni' event -iif' p'h H'-l hnl
ff'f ri hni nlD' hF'iitini ."n' -'
pounds 'i.h i'.'n"' rom re
com" hnl 'h' NH 'i iiHN'i li
Hn u "ntnI r" w
"r'nt'a HHrnor'- l'' NNi'N
nnr. WHICH 'iiinH o." hf 5000 ','u
r'i' m 'iN'iaii'Nl ni"'' 'n" WINCH
we n'f hhNr occasion i' ''l''.'H. ii"I'
lniI' h''' l'''N''' ''l"''' Ni.N
H1H li.rnor ln he rI'i,f f'"n, n'
shoals Nilet E'thnt "'"f' ln'
l'n hni how ilf hN"f' .i"' lh'
i'fN' i'' fl"hi -a lNi''N ''lN
30 20 -' i,e' Nf'l's'ns hh'll ~ '.'t
thN l"i ll'l'e 'n'l l''l' - 20 10 '''''
tt'i'lfinH 'N"ui lN i'' ''"
pi'i'if l'hH i',h'N ih'
tp''i h p'n'''"lN ''i' '''''' '''n"l
nn lhr 'ou'i Ihr n'' "NlF
fHinA n "i'ih on" n''p'N"' iip'NlN
I.tfNM HIMN iN 90 NNN| I'D MNNII.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26
IoE sAILsY REsIoNs AoAIN.
tfig s. 81 rolrom

fft n ~. olfnfnf
jos Hanel announce his .gnation
FROM thr Democratic rariS Hla rcu
SONS assure us chat hc cam mot mot
IWlfh political partt thlf movos along
with changing times nnd closes NOT
draw moss of 10. Inspiration ffom 90
dead paNt
-ome ronrH rro Doe resigned iif Hgnt
500 fnp United States Senate heciuso
Arizona upon onttrlnF infu statehood,
adopted "a constitution joe DIDN'T like.
10 was down right cruel Tool ueN aH uu
srafeftl ior tho thuuFhileHa At'youlnus
to adopi something n thc natlr of q
fduumacntal ilw which wHr shocknr
tn thc aesthetic taste of "a iryHs sru-
lfor o. wof likewise cruel ~ not
reycnFcful tor lot fo resign "a seat
luier hsrl in tho ToNaf Senate and
rtfr the poor hefuddl'd Ara ninuH to
an Unknown Rtt. joe Wouldn't dn IL
again. $50 arc sure hui who can tell
~ hnt 10 great and iar-Heclug Statesman
VIII go when duty sulis and supper in
leiioct commands
For some time before Arizona he.
came state. nn active educational
campaign was pushed ihfoughout that
t0sftur The people rrad and Thought
pllta % lIoat deal on thor oan ne
count and naturally wanted d ronatl'u
Non einNouAlnE code of up-to-uHtt
principles The Initiative. rtorrndum
lni r,tip anH otHor progressive mcaH
lrea found place in fhlH nrW CON
afiUuuu when 80 Naa rrudF rros
drnt TuN looked over it and hte Ior
hr didn't nIe H d hit Hul fnr 0n't
rrHaou b. NaH noi branded "liofltvIN"
naH neeau.e that word had uof tvi
hseu colned After some uhHrri
no discomfort boz hiFhi pllc's President
raff sought f0 put Arronmns 300 %
N.Ho- hul0 hf tQDlrWg fho people fo
tal another election io ngHn vote on
tn,u constitution hHtlHH Deea taauf
"a Nut ntOh a naughty document Was
thD abortion of aomr hlir naHrcrrd
ag.tHfor WHO hnu rnamri Ht lHftr ln
fhIH emnr euic state The people won
dcrnl nut ohe,rd The, voted nFun
stronger Than over before .Dr aU 700
points Ht ItfID iur ihe Same d1rumnf
rhH Nls proof OBS Ioc thni ili ihr unI
ftrse wns beaded reii-mel tomnrl OBS,
political mad house tni thc onl, NuY
go tlfo once uom surh ln impending
wreck waH to resign Hnd dodge inlo
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-26
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"Wednesday March 60. 1919
This is an uumrofHnt laf 800 ilnue-
Aft direction llCorlin. tn HstnlnU
While Mtteuiy ia strongly adverse
r4auas % surttg hcuriic w aspect
There is forblddinl sFn fo wUi
lnE 0f nIlauffF Contract. tnd 'cns'4
tre subject tn sinister Influence.
Honf. 900 houses uul rrlI tsifft nfv
subject tu great nuctuatouf ihe NefUs
dtcht ANA tHel who tI0 Nrr wiz
own ths.f own h0mes
AnHlo tnIin measures wn h0 much
discussed and simpler customs wln he
recommended.
Money questions WIl ee.uu chief
attention fur some Ums and nD wh1
kpera faifh with hIs enrs Will rD0u.s
much and use his resources wisely
Legislation aud propaganda iNni Hf
fcct ntwspaperhs are prorrusiicntcH.
Much prejudice und troHohtrt mas Do
uncovered amnnf those who oppose
che press
The king ~ inly c1m0H uni, ronol-
tions that viii hs yert difficult. tu
meet it ls rrophsslcd Radiell move
menfs wll disturb hia SUBJECTS
Tho Moon today b. ln uFH m1sns
for unrest and discomfort thnt mit le-
cunto desperate ON sught rrofUraiiuu
DurmE This cOnfigurtuOn BE- d. Wise
to remember that destructive thoughts
mat brine about tragedies ailoctiuF
both large aud small groups 90 people
Uranus H in "a place believed to on-
courage secret intrigue especially
among those who brew and dlsNil
beverages fOr the people
Persons whose hlrihiaie 30 Ie shcuid
GUARD against Islander aud falm re-
ports that viii affect domestic ana
business affairs.
Chii0fcn born on thH day mnv d.a
nko control aul hc hard to mnnuge.