davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Głos polek., 1920-10-07
e y - UJM =.

stwa, dobroci, patryotyzmu i
SZlachetnoSci.
Z Rzymianka, tylko matke
Poke mozemy por6wnat. Ia
MIN kodeksem prawnym Pol
ka swe prawa uzyskala, byiy
one jej madame przez spoIeczen
stwo. BogobojnoSc, cnota pa
tryotyzm polskiej kobiety, wy
chodoWa1y nam naszych boha-
ter6w. Rodzina polska byla i
powinna nadal pOzostac ostoja
narodu.
Te polska rodzine budowac
Jest naszym swietym obowiaz-
klein. Budujmy ja gruntu, "a
czynajac cd fundamentow, a
wiec prawoSSc, poczucie spra-
WiedliwoSci / innych cn0t chrze
Sciahskich, musi bye podlokem,
kt6rego wichry ME obala, zwo-
dne prady ME podkopia, a ma
midEa falszywych pojec Wstrza
snac ME zdoIaja. Ma takiei pod
staWie jak grant trWalej, po-
staWimy dom mocny,a zasobny
Ably rodzina pOzostala wiern2
sWym tradycyom narodowym,
nalezy ja ksztalcic, W niej u
rabiac ducha narOdoWego, ma
przykladach Swietnei przeszlo-
Sci kraju, oraz nawiaZac nici
sympathy cZci dla tych wiel-
kich postaci. kt6re zaznaczyly
sWe zasiugi ME tylko geniu-
sZem, lecz cierpieniem, aby
przyszlc pokolenia ich Izami zro
szone i chrztem nicwinnej lTwi
zmyte, mogly zazywac szcZe-
Scia pokoju.
Koniecznem vice Jest otwo-
rye ksiegi narodu naszegO
pred roSfTaca mlodZieza nasZa,
ably wczytuiac sic w ME mOgEa
wchlonac w sicbie prawdy mo-
ralne W niei zawarte, aby mlo-
dociane serca silnieisZem zabi-
Iy tetnem, krew zakipiala GO
raCom uCZuciem. a umyst zrO-
zumiai, ze przOdkowie spoglada
ja ma Mich. jako na przyszle po-
kolenie, kt6re ich $ladem poste
powaG pOwinnO.
Rozszerzajqc daIei widnokre
gi move, widzimy, ze sa iesz-
cze te og6lno Iudzkie, wszyst-
kich wsp0Imieszkanc6w kuli
ziemskiej zobowiazujace praw-
dy, a kt6remi nauka Chrystu-
sa jest przepojona; zasady po
jecia do calego rodu ludzkiego
zastosowac sic dajace, a kt6-
re ujete treSciwie, wyllzone
bye moga Swietem przykaza-
Głos polek., 1920-10-07

MEM. mi4ujcie sic, czyncie spra
wiedliwoSc, a unikajcie zdrady
i falszu.
TAX budujqc okazemy sic do
brymi budowniczymi, a duch
pokoiu / szcze$cia mad nami "a
panuje.
Pytamy teraz, kto moze bu-
dowaG?
Kazdy, mezczyzna kobieta;
a w Swiecie dUcha, ia ostatnia
przewaznie; dla utrzymania
r6wnowagi pOmiedzy obydwie-
ma polowami rodu ludzkiego,
tax, aby przewaga ducha ST.
1y moralnej r6Wnowazyla pre-
wage fizyczna. Stoimy wiec ma
punkcie nam najblizszym mai
bardziej mas obchodzacym -
ma stanoWiSku kobiety jei DO
wOIania.
KObieta, ialko osobnik. wieIe
zdzialaG moze, przekonaly mas
o tenn rozliczne przyklady wy
bitnych kobiecych pOstacl.
Wielkie szermierki pi6ra, sza
rzy1y i sierra budOwe SpoIeczen
silva. nieomal w czarodzieiski
spos0b, wywracaja one Z pv5ad
zakorzenione przesQdy. ruguiq
biedy i podnosza cnote.
To m0wiac, ME many wcaIe
ma my$Ii pominac hub niedoce-
Mac nieSmiertelnych dziel do
konanych geniuszem naszych
wielkich i zasluzonych meow,
Owszem, SIIladamy i'm glebok;
hold, cze$c i wdziqczno$C ME
skonczOna, lecz w szczuplych IN
mach naszei skromnei pogadan
XII, przeWaanie OmaWiamy kwc
stye kobiece ia sama.
Czytajac "Chama" naszei f.
lily Orzeszkowej, uwieIbjenie
ro$nie dla wznioslegO charakto
I'll "Chama" prosta siermiega
odzianego; a W "Marcio" nasze
uczucie kipi, potqguie sic, wo-
Ia do njeba 0 spTaWiedIiwOSG B0
zQ, dla pokrzywdzonei kobiety,
kt6ra falszywe pojecia i usta-
wy spolccZnc nic przygotOwaIy
do aycia, tax, ably mogla dla
siebic dziecka ma kes chleba
zarobic. w Nary Konopnickiej
DOla WieSniaka - upo$ledzo-
nego rolnika, TAX sic wbila W
cudownych iej rymach, nieprze
parta zalo$cia W serca c>ytelni
k6w, re move struny zadrgalv,
spoieczehstwo zbudziio sic z le
targu, przygotowuiac W ten spo
Głos polek., 1920-10-07

Hasfo, ktore cd pierwszego
zarania drga w powietrzu, kt6-
re sic ustawicznie poteguje, CO.
raz to szersze zakreSla koIa
ogarnia nature Gala ludzkoSc;
hasio to jest wyrazone w jed
ynm kr6tkim wyrazie: 'buduj
N.Y..
Cd chwili stworzenia Swiata,
budowa postepuje ciagle.
Mr6wki, pszczoly, dixie zwie
rzeta i nadpowietrzne ptactwo
WszyStko buduje - swe kry-
j0wki, nory, gniazda.
Prymitywny czlowiek budo-
wal tez jak umial: W jaskiniach
szalasach r<niotach, dla ro-
dziny i sia-ie miejsce zamiesz-
kama.
Z rozwinieciem jego inteIi-
eencyi budowa ulepszyla sic i
wznosiIa w coraz to okazal-
szych gmachach pomnikach,
jak Swiadcza tenn obeliski sla-
wne, piramidy, Sw1atynte sta
rOiytnosci miejsca publicZ-
nych igTzysk, oraz posagi INA
komitych MEOW, lub nawet j
bozk6w Z drogocennego mar
muru wykutych.
Budowa przechodzila roma
tie koleje, ulegala rozmaitym
stylom; bizantyiskiego daw-
nych Rzymian i Grek0w, ma
gotycki - mistyczny, tajemni
czy - Strzelisty, siegajacy az
do naszej cry, tax zwaneJ cry
odrodzenia, w kt6rei klasyczne
fOrmy Starano sic zastosOwac
do wymagan czasu i wzrasta-
jacych potrzeb zycia zdrowia.
DziSiaj po wielkich miastach
wznosza sic tax zWane ''sky-
scrapers" dajac nailepsze Swia
dectwo 0 pradach tegoczesnych
kt6re w rozmaitych wynalaz-
hach przesz}y naJ$melsze ma
wet oczekiWania.
Co dalej bedzie2
Tego przewidzieG trudno.
lyle co do ateryalistycz-
nej budowy, widocznei j doty-
kalnej.
Zapytujemy teraz skad sic
wziela Ia zdolno$SG, poiecie, po
czucie piekna j wcielenic Iegoz
W Jimmy, trWaFy, niepodatny
materyai?
Jak i skad dion ludzka wypro
WadziIa wyciosala te wspani1
3e gmachy, pomniki domy mie
szkalne.
u budowa ta postepowala i
lima, utajona, niepochwytna,
Głos polek., 1920-10-07

potelna, ~ ludZkim uny$le
Fozona. TAX wiec r6wnoczeS
ME materyaiistyc1Ma budowa
Swiata, ujawniala sic duchowa
tel iscie herkulesowei piracy.
Obydwie szly zwolna naprz6d.
systematycznie sic rozwiiaIy
wznagaly. DIS wolamv wszy-
scy jednogloSnie: nafe5y nam
budowat krai, nar6d, spoieczen
StWo.
Do budowy ziemi potrzeba
nam rak, ludzi, maszyneryi, do
budowy spo}eczensrwa: silly mo
ralnei, kt6ra Z ducha wypiy-
wa.
Powiedzianem jest w Swietej
kSiedze, ze zanim SWAT zostat
stwOrzony, Ouch Wiekuisty u
nosil sic w przestworzach. Tyl
ko tego ducha jego mocy,
mozemy budoWac spofeczen-
stWO.
Jak zaczaG, czy Cd tych BIZ
skich, cZy dalekich. Jak Z ma
lych zbiornik0W wody przez Zla
ME sic - poWstaia wielkie, r6-
wniez w duchoWei budoWie,
mnieisZe koliska StWarZaja CO.
raZ to wieksze, al sic ukaze O.
cean jego nieprzebrana gle
bia.
Zacznijmy zatem Cd naibIiz
sZych stosunkOwO naimniei-
szych, a wiec cd rOdziny, kt6-
ra jest pierwszym zaczatkiem
spoleczehstWa.
Budowa rodziny byla przed
miotem glebokich study6w i
rozmaitym uleGala prheIstoczc
niom.
W starozytnei Grecyi, w kt6
rel duch rycerski przewazaf, a
zWiaszcza u Spartanczyk6W, 70
DINA potomstwO pOdporzad-
kowane bylo ustawom krajo-
wynn, dzieci mlodziez stawa
II sic wIasno$cia kraju, kt6ry
je hodowal i GwiczyI ma prZy-
szIych obronc6w, tax wyr6si
Lcondas icgc niezwyciezony
choG nielic5ny huficc pod Ter
mOpilami.
w Rzymie patryarchaIna VIA
dza. zfozona byla W reku kobic
ty, kt6ra ogniska domowego by
Ia kaplanka, a r6wnocze$nie o.
bywatelka kraiu uzrana czczO
ma, bez Odno$negO W tym kie-
runku okre$l$onego prawa, iak
swiadczy o tenn pamieG matki
Grack6w i innych niewiast,zna
nych ma karcie dziejowej 2 me-
Głos polek., 1920-10-07

(Ciag dalszy ma stronie 7-eD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
OLD PORT WINE
PURE OLIVE OIL
FOR NERVOUSNESS

IF you are run down. tired. worn
out, exhausted. snsmic. suffering
from nervousness or have no appe-
tie, try natures way to health-Port
Olive Tonic.
Port Olive IS a combination or nch.
old port vine. creamy pure olive oil
and other medicinal agents mixed IN
such proportions that It is as palaia-
be as Hch cream.
It not only stimulates the system
by toning up all the vital organs, but
IS a pure liquid food. It can be taken
by the most delicate stomachs and
you notice improvement from the
first few glasses.
Ask your doctor OF druggist; they
will tell you this IS the ideal body
builder and food tonic. On sale at all
druggists.
The Portoliye Company. Inc, 747
North Main street-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

sides OF pans with a piece Of we
cheesecloth wrapped around a SINAI
stick, 70 keep crystals from formins
above strip line. This tondant vii
{ keep for some time in covered bow
or glass Jar
O. In speaking Of a suit OF furni.
ture how is the word pronounced
I y. 3. IL
A. The form suit. is PRACTICAL,
! obsolete. the word suite being used
! ard pronounced as If spelled sweet
! suit is still used in speaking Of the
I four suits Of playing cards
O. What Will remove old Varnish
I from a hardwood noOrf T.. II.
/ A. DeterEeuts for removing varnish
and paints are gasoline, benzine, ether,
chloroform and turpentine-
q. How many cubic inches are there
in a huEhel OF grain- legal measure
A The question Of cubical content
does not enter into the legality Of q
bushel OF grain. The law regulates
the weight Of q bushel OF grain rather
than The cubicaI content This legal
weight varies in different states
O. Who traced out the u signs OF
the Zodiaef W. J. r.
A. The idea Of dividing the Zodiac
into y signs seems to have originated
with the Chaldean astronomers about
200 B. G. but there IS no positive
record OF This.
q When was the word brainstorm
first useds II. II. n.
A. This term was first employed at
the second trial Of Harry K. Thaw in
1903, and was used TO indicate sud
den, impulsiTe insanity.
G. Who are privileged to exact
toIlsf r.. y.
A. The right to exact tolls is almost
entirely creased by statute, and gen
orally Is granted only to persons who
maintain some public convenience, as
FERRY. bridge or turnpike
@ What Is meant BY n silent part
uersn ID. L. V
A. This name IS applied TO one who
furnishes capital but whose name
does not appear in a firm
q where is the City OF Churehess
I. NJ c.
A This name IS popularity given TO
the city Of Brooklyn, New York, from
the unusually large number Of
churches located there.
O. Do You know Of any way to peel
onions without making the eyes
yFuters p. A. VI.
A. Peel the onion in pan filled
with water taking care 70 hold the
onion below the surface Of the water,
or turn on the cold water tap and hold
The onion in the stream while peel
ing.
q. Was the name california first
applied TO Lower California; o. r.
A The name was originally applied
to Lower California, which was visit
ed by the Spanish as early as 1888
Later the name was extended to the
whole western coast OF North Amer
lea TO the 42d degree Of latitude, and
the distinction Of Upper and Lower
was introduced
(Any reader can get the answer TO
any question by writing The Herald
Information Bureau, Frederic J. Has
kin, director, Washington, D. C. This
bureau cannot give advice on legal.
medical and financial matters. 1t
does not attempt 10 settle domestic
troubles. nor TO undertake exhaustive
research on any subject Write your
question plainly and briefly Give
fun name and address and enclose two
cents in stamps for return postage I
All replies are sent direct 10 The
inquirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are
laid aWay-the burial certificate being
marked rupture Mhyg Because the
unfortunate ones had neglected them
selves or had been merely taking care %
the sign (sWallinEl o. the afflictiou and
paying no attention 70 the cause What
are you doinEL Are you ueElectiug
Fourself By caring truss. appliance or
whatever name you choose 20 call iti
At best the truss IS enly 2 ulaEeshlft-
q false prod against q collapsluE wall
and cannot De expected 20 act as more
than a mere mechanical support The
binding pressure reta-ds blood circula-
ton, thus robblnE the weakened muscles
OF that which they need most-nourish-
meut
But science has found q way. and all
truss sufferers in the land are Invited TO
make a FREE test right On the privacy
Of their own homes The FLAEAo
method IS uuquegtlonahlv the most sci
eutlhcs logical and guccessful Eelf-tre2t-
rnent for rupture the world has ever
ne PLAPAo PAD when adherinE
closely TO the body cannot possibly slip
or shift ont Of place. therefore cannot
chale or pinch soft as relVet-easy %
apply-comparative ineEpensive- To
be used whilst you work and whilst you
sleep NO straps. buckles or springs at
Learn how 10 close thu hernial orau-
lnE as nature Intended 90 the rupture
day 20 PLAPAO Co, Stuart BldF.
St Louis. 40. for FREE trial Piapzo
and instructive iuformation,- lcl P.L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13


II ann" said the Black Bushy Bear
lie reached out his paw 90 take hold
Ofthe bunny gentleman. when, all Of
a sudden, a clear. sharp voice called;
Bob. Bobi White.tl
"Eh2 What's thate' asked the bear
turning his head to one side.
II didn't say anything answered
Uncle Wisgly.
'WufI.' growled the bear. some
one dbl"
Again The cal came. elaer as a bell
-Bobl Bob White-"
Look herer angrily growled the
impolite bear. you stop calling me
white, when I'm black, Uncle Wig
gily, Stop &c.. 7 sayi'
Il didn't call you white" said Mr..
yes sou didr' whitfield the bear.
And again came the voice saying.
-W hItel Whitei Bob Whitel"
Stopl This is enough" groWled the
bear. II viii not stay here to be
called white when am as black as a
coal Some one is making fun Of me,
and 10 may be magical fairy FOR all I
know can see no onel I'm going
to ruu.
And run away the bear did, not
hurting Uncle WigEily at all And
then out from behind a tree came the
quail bird and his wife, laughing
on was that you ealing bob
White asked the bunny
Yes answered the bird. Bob
Wv hite is one Of my names, and Bob
White is the way my whistllng call
sounds 7 thought I'd fool the bear
and sava You. as you were so kind TO
me. Uncle Wiggily"
well, you certainly saved me, and
] thank you a thousand times" spoke
Mr. Longears- And then as DE hoped
on TO Buddy and Brighteyes he heard
the quail sweetly calling
-Bobi Bob Winter
So everything ended happily. and II
the rubber roll doesn't put hickory
nuts in the rice pudding instead OF
raisins, III tell you next about Uncle
WlgEily and 1Ir. Screech er.-Copv-
right. 1920, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

thought Uncle Wiggily TO himself
There seems to be a lot OF trouble
here- I wonder n 7 can help2 7 don't
believe this is the Fuzzy Fox or
Woozie Wolf"
Just then a brown bird. speckIed
With white and very pretty 20 look at
peeked out from under the big log.
where It had taken shelter amid the
warm leaves.
'Oh. it's YOU. IS it. Uncle Wiggily-"
chirped the bird Il didn't expect TO
see you-'
Nor you" answered the bunny.
IN fact, though you seem 20 know
me I don't know you, am sorry 70
7 am Mr.. Bob white. the quail
bird" was the reply. sly wife and
and took shelter here from last
nights storm"
And tell him we are hungry, too"
spoke the voice Of Betty White, who
was Bob's pretty wife.
-Oh, Uncle Wiggily doesn't want TO
hear OF our troubles wlistled Bob
White, for his speaking voice and
song was a sort Of whistle III we
u.s. said Bob White.
-Hal That's Just where you are mis-
taken my dear quail frieud-' laughed
the bunny. DO you like oats, even If
they are trifie stale2'
-Oatsl We just love 'em-" Whistled
Bob
-Oh dear, Where have 7 heard such
q delightful word beforec" asked Airs.
Betty White. I'm half starved for
any kind OF oats"
Then have an you Iiker said kind.
jolly Uncle WigEilT- i was taking
them 20 Buddy and BriEhteyes. the
guinea piss, but I can easily buy them
come carrot lollypops instead Eat the
oats. Bob White"
So Bob and his wife ate the oats
and they didn't feel hungry any more
as they Struggled down in the warm
leaves under the log.
Uncle Wlggily hoped on. intending
10 stop at the seven and eight cent
store and buy some two cent lolly-
pops for Buddy and BriEhteyes. when
all Of a sudden. just as the bunny
gentleman was passing a big stone.
out from behind il popped the Black
Bushy Bear.
-"Wuffi wuffi wuffr' shifted and
grOWled the Black Bear. you came
along Just in time. Uncle WiEeily-
was hungry for some one to nibble.
and now I have you.'
DO you mean 10 say that you're
going 10 nibble meF asked Uncle
Wiggily, his pink nose tWinkline up
side down because he was so excited.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BOB WHITE.
BY HOWARD r. GAREs.

THROW these out, viii you please.
i Uncle WigEily," said Nurse Jane
Fuzzy why % che bunny rab-
bit gentleman one morning. as she
saw him putting on his tai silk hat
ready TO leave his hollow stump
bungalow.
Throw what out, Janie2" asked
Uncle WigEily.
These oats" went on Miss Fuzzy
Wuzzy. u bought some TO make an
oat cake for Grandfather Goosey
Gander, but there were more than I
needed Now the oats are stale. so
you may as well throw them out as
long as you are going to look for an
adventure"
no. ] viii not throw the oats
away Uncle WiEgily replied "Il
take them to Buddy and Brighteyes.
the guinea pig children They love
oats. and they don't mind il they
get stale ones"
So saying, Uncle Wiggfly placed the
oats that Nurse Jane gave him In the
top Of his tail hat and then. tWinkliug
his pink nose, Off he started over the
field and through the woods
Uncle Wiggily had not gone very
far before, all q a sudden, he heard
a voice under a log saying:
well. Betty, I don't know what 20
DO cant find thing 10 eat. hard
as I have triedi The snow has COW
cred all the seed and grain in the
fields. and there isn't a thing to eat"
And. oh. Bob Pm so hungry"
spoke another voice
u know it. Betty. and I'm dread
fully sorry." said the first voice. Per
haps If I 80 around some farm house
may be able to pick up a few
crumbs"
oh. don't do that, Bob. Don't do
it," begged the other. some one az
the farm house might catch you or
FUR
Ny goodness me sakes alive and
some baked potato pancakes!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

10 doesn't matter how cold il gets,
the girl who is wearing her first dia-
moud ring doesn't need gloves
a young man can steal kisses, But
an old man has TO buy them
Before a girl has her voice Guilt
waited you can't hear her yelling more
than a half mile away But after
she has IL cultivated you can hear her
yelling for a mile and a half
The reason why a girl hates to be
built like the corset models in the
advertisements Is because a candidate
hates TO get votes
Away down In his heart every man
expects about 100000 worth OF
gratitude for nine cents worth OF
charity.
The trouble with having women on
the juries is that some day a husband
and his wife are going TO get on the
same jury. And that viii mean a hung
jury.
A man has so much to worry about
right here that he lets his wife do
most Of the worrying about the here
after.
II a woman has a clock in the house
IL is either half an hour fast or a
quarter Of an hour slow. she can't re-
member which.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
ECOHOMYAHD MERIT


Combined in Hoods sarsapHriIia,
the Blood Medicine
In spite OF the increased costs and
great scarcity OF important roots
herbs, etc, the standard OF quality
and the quantity Of hoods Sarsa-
pari1la have been faithfully main
tanned, and are today the same as
when this medicine was first per-
lectsd and offered TO the public
A bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla win
average 70 last three or four weeks
while others last but a week OF two,
and some even less time
Hoods SarsapaEiIla is effective as
a blood purifying and tonic medicine
and also after the Flu, Grip. fsvers
and other debilitating. blood-poisOn-
ing diseases It purifies the blood
creates an appetite and makes food
taste good.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
Relax When You Can By EDNA KENT FORBES


/ ONE Of the things that has been
/ " most impressed upon me over
here is the great importance
which the Frenchwoman attaches to
her proper rest Except in a few
. places which are run mostly for
American tourists. there is very little
OF the late night life which a great
many OF our own countryw0men in
dulge in.
As a rule. the Freuchwoman goes
TO the theater. occasionally TO a
restaurant afterwards, and home and
to he'd at comparatively early hour
The fashionable FrenchWoman is
able 10 stay in bed late and to have
her breakfast served 20 her there
This petit dejeuner." as they call it,
consists Of nothing but most deli
cious buttered rolls and chocolate. or
perhaps coffee. The real breakfast
does not come until about u o'clock
This method has a great many
things to recommend st. One is that
the length Of time between the din
uer and the next meal gives the
stomach a complete rest; the French
women say that this improves the
complexion
It is not so much the length Of
time between meals. which the French
count on 10 keep them beautiful as
it is the amount OF rest they take.
III they can lie fin bed late in the
morning. so much the better If they
cannot, they usually manage 10 slip
i'm a little half-hour nap during the
latter part Of the afternoon. The
English have that sacred hour be-
tween 4 and 8 o'clock when they relax
at tea, and then 90 back TO their
work, rested and refreshed
But few people in Paris have after
noon tea II is a function at the
Ritz, but that is because the Ritz is
the great meeting place for fashion
able foreigners. But the French /
women / have met tell me that even
when they work hardest they man
age to get some little time between
luncheon and dinner for relaxation.
As a matter Of fact. ] think that
the effervesceut temperament is such F..
that the women can relax even when I
they are working hardest. They do .
not worry uselessly, they can stop I'm =.
the middle Of the hardest work for D
a little laughter and talk. which is in .
itself relaxation.
have. Of course. often preached +
this before. II is no new fdea-tO :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

Until late in the afternoon this
y day viii not pc lucky according
to astrology. in the morning
Mars. Neptune and Uranus are all
adverse. Tie sun rules beneficently
after noon.
As the year draws TO a close. the
prophecies Of astrol0gers to the ef-
feet that the new era would be
marked by many changes are more
and more realized
in 1921 there viii be many adjust
meuts to conditions that have all
tered all the old standards OF -life,
but these VIII not be made without
serious tr0bles.
Tt viii be wise today to maintain
q calm and eQuable state OF mind.
for Mars IS I'm a place that makes
quarrels and dissensions easy, since
irritabilitv and a false sense or JUS
tice are encouraged by the rule.
Judgment should not be trusted IT
this time Decisions, whether they
be concerning love or business az
fairs. may not De trustworthy.
Uranus foracasts continued labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
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troubles. which VIII be augmented
By an effort on the part OF capital
to make a determined stand for old
time conditions
Reactionary forces VIII be strong
not only In industry. but IN society
Persons whose birth date 10 ls
should attend TO business calmly and
with intense energy, for thus the
stars promise success worry should
be avoided
Children born on this day viii be
quick iu mind and very active. in
financial matters they are likely TO
prosper. but their chief weakness
win be a tendency TO worry over
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Clure Newspaper Syndicate