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FOR SALE - Four-room modern
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, 1923-10-15
FoR SALE-AUTOMoBILES

FOR SALE - Late model Dodge
roadster, excellent condition and
looks good. too; IL you want a bar
gain and a dependable car. Phone
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, 1923-10-15

FOR sALE-Brand new $3.50 Bruins
wick for $3.50. Phone 11s1W.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14

accompanied By John Trent and Fred
kratzburg went to Caldwell last week
at which time they joined the NJ w. A.
Delbert Sullivan returned last week
from a visit with a brother at Cald-
we'll and a sister at Middleton
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Butler spent the
afternoon OF the 10Th al the Trent
home.
Hazel Trent went to Roswell July
"A TO be with her ). 5 class.
Lacy Galloway of Fargo is spend
ing a few days here with his grand
mother. Mrs VIII Griggs
The 4. B. Barker family left Thurs
day OF last week for Pasadena, after
a short visit with relatives and friends
IN the valley
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Butler were Cald-
we'll and Boise visitors Monday of last
week. When they returned in the ev-
cning they were surprised to find that
three moving machines had been in
operation during their absence. The
hay was stacked Saturday. Mesdames
Huffman. Gibson. Barker and tnlah
assisted with the dinner.
The T. B. and J. B. Barker and Vic
Gibson families were entertained at
dinner at the Butler home Wednesday.
Mrs. Clapp arrived Sunday from
Idaho Falls for a visit with her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Evans.
and son. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs John Trent spent
Sunday afternoon at the Butler home
Chester Gibson has returned home
from Pine Valley. Ore, where he
spent the month OF July.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14
Arena Valley

The c. J. Seiber family. recently re-
turned from Washington. has been
visiting at the w. c. Sparks home.
Mrs. lmlah has returned from Star
where she visited with her daughter
Mrs. Ely Pulliam. She reports a
new grandson.
The young people of the Christian
Endeavor enjoyed a delightful lawn
party at the Mattson home on July 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. {. Gibson enter
tanned the Booker family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Deck at dinner July %.
Jas. McCauley and family motored
to Boise July 20 for visit with Dan
Cavanah. who has been a patient in a
hospital there for several weeks
Mrs. Glen Suffer of Huston spent
Sunday here at the home OF her mo-
ther. Mrs. Dave Evans.
John Baldridge of Roswell is spend
ing a few days with Otis Swigert
Miss Opal Sackett entertained as
Sunday dinner guests Misses Myrtle
Sparks. Irene Gibson. Ruth Miller.
Jennie Wallace. and Bessie lmlah. Al
ter swimming party in the afternoon
ice cream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Human visited
last week with Mrs Humans bro
Their. Mr. Gray at Midway.
Albert Trent and John Packwood
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14
South Tenth Street

Miss Hazel Boggess OF Boise spent
the week end with her sister and fam
lily. Mrs. Ryther.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hawkes. OF
Caldwell were callers at the McCar-
thy home Tuesday afternoon.
A jolly picnic party consisting Of
the St. Clair. Roach. Krezek and Nor
timer families spent Sunday at Boise.
On "Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Milleis entertained az
o'clock lawn dinner. Mr. and Mrs
Morley and little daughter oi Cald-
well and Mrs Morlcys sister and
daughter from Colorado Springs and
Miss Giesc Of Weiscr. Mrs G. N VII
son. and Mr. and Mr., Erwin OF Caid-
well were callers az the Mccarthy
home "Wednesday evening
The Friendly Clsb met a. Memoir
al park with Mrs. Ryiher a, hostess
A pleasant afternoon Nas spent play
sns games The next meeting Ni'l
be with Mrs Roach August o
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14
Untrustworthy

The boss was mad One OF his men
had failed to come to work and he
had given no reason for his absence.
HAS he failed you often before?'
someone asked.
NO" stormed the boss. This is
his first time, and. by jinks. I'll see
that il his last"
Been working for you long,"
about IS years. Oh. wait till get
hold of him, I'll tell him what | think
of his kind could see when | hired
him that he wasn't steady"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14
Needed in Politics

The people are not interested IN po-
liiical parties except in so far as they
stand for something The day OF the
politician who thinks he can get by
by standing for anything is over. One
reason destructive forces have been
gaining ground on constructive prin-
ciples in politics is that radicals are
militant and men in public life unwill-
ing to be demagogues are afraid to
make bold. dehan, stand for the
right.
Militant, organized, and belligerant
wrong will overcome timid. milk-and-
water advocacy of right. The time
has come when men in politics must
FISH or cut bait" They must stand
up and fight the new socialism or be
swallowed up by it.
If the socialists camouiaged for
campaign purposes under old party
names want to tie up the machinery
of the next congress, let them do IT
and take the responsibility and the
consequences. 1t is far better this
should be done than that fundamental
principles should be sacrificed in the
mere pursuit of power for individu-
ais. Power means nothing as a mere
personal attribute to the rank and file
of Republicanism. and it means moth
ing to thoughtful party leaders except
in so far as il may enable them to be
of service to the country. No service
is rendered to the country when II is
betrayed into the hands OF dema-
gogucs and doctrinaires who are try
ing to substitute European socialism
for American representative govern
ment.
For whatever measures are neces-
sary to relieve whatever wrongs and
abuses exist which it is within the
power of politics to cure. the majority
in the house and senate should re-
sumo responsibility. 1t should accept
along with the responsibility the full
praise OF Didfnc uuc nun AhS pSDftN
for the program developed. II the
Republican majority in the house and
senate believes an insurgent minority
has anything in its program that for
the good OF the country should be
adopted. these policies should be made
the program of united party; but
deals sacrihcial of party principle and
national welfare for the mere sake OF
retaining the shadow of power would
be discreditable and destructive.
The people OF this country admire
courage and decision above all other
qualities. The time has come in the
history OF Republicanism and of the
nation when that quality must charac-
terize Republican leadership, or else
we may as well make up our minds to
let the country go into the hands OF
our home grown disciples OF Lenine
and Trotzky. Carl Marx and Jack
cade.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14
Aeo&42I
OUR BOY REPORTER

Fare an warmer but its commencn to git near fall when
you half to change close Eskimo adys they ware
boomers pants like there husbands becaus its windy
up there skirts things like that They don't have
apartment to make the keep there husbands
neither They don't have doctors there neither
drug If they git sick they jess quit worn an go to
bed an nothn till they all rite Only when they
there legs CESS they have sumbuddy tie it up for him.
Jim dash
Mister James Sotts told the Kiwans Club to git bizzy
an bid raerode California He ed they they want
CESS the mayer be cked if they do because the rode in
Calf muddy
Jim dash
Mister Presey Horne Mister f. j. Robb are huntin up
nuther place because the city councils quit
hen They meetn in the old place but amt a
rest room CESS.
Jim dash
Mister Lenard Botkns gone Portland to git Mrs Botn
an cum home after they rested up Gratas hobnobbn with
reashuns the all by Crsmuss they will
all be home agen maybe.
JIM dash
Doctor Cole Edward Carl Tyler A. l. Myers an
the chee Peter Kim chasn chickens up to Crane crck
but the chickens wild the cee because its been wet all
summr Nobuddy wus hurt
Jim dash
Mister Mcclure from Red Bluff Calf sleepin in the
an 20 doers an beet it. He got pistol also Nobuddy
hurt Mister Frank Howard wich is he'd cheef of police sed
he thinks its sumbuddy witch is maxim reger visits to auto
parks like
Mrs. Zoe Bows here with her son Bob from Texas seem
relashuns frens also Texas is down by Mexico
Jim dash
Mister John Cupples has went vacashun to spend ,
weeks up to HALEY Mrs Cuppes went also Nell sed they
OTIS of Cupples vacash the ceef sed on
here honeymoons Nell sed that don't ntress me nun
Jim dash
Mister Cha Doans back from shn up to Ketchum but he
dden kecum he sed Mrs Doan she caught sum an istes
Iawey witch with them Mister Doan he sed the fish
the mnn he puts the hook the its sudden deth
they touch it an that's why he dident git
jim dash
Carotta Reeds hepn out up to Cupples bookkeepn vile
lister Claude Moodys away hobnobbin vacashu
Jim dash
Lavona Dodges home from hobnobbn for 3 weeks up to
Cortland She looks fine CESS she gained sum waite Nell
Wilson sed shes fan off CESS shes gon vacashun pretty
Don also maybe Agen mean
Jim dash
Mister w. H. Roadway turned a round in the middle of the
tree pade dolers You half go the end of the
ree to turn round Lots of people need 10 lot to
round in my fother sed. Fat people he means CESS
Jim dash
Mister Jack Thome ont chasn chickens up to Spring
fountain they lot of them he sed They dddent kech
I'm CESS
thirty
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14

Senator-elect Magnus Johnson OF
Minnesota is regular hell-roarer
when it comes to attacking the Wall
Street magnates thousand miles
away. but when Magnus was asked,
Immediately after his election. what
his views were on prohibition the roar
subsidized to squeak, as he replied: Il
am not ready to commit myself on
that" Magnus is not the only below
ing bravo who sings low when it
comes to taking a position that might
lose him some votes somewhere.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14
Sufficient Proof

Judge; But how can 49,.
this court that your b,,h-,
deserted you and made b;...
for the period OF time w,
Mrs. Halloran Sure
the sly one to know its ii. /,
his life he'd a got ii he didD,,,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14

SNAP ! have always kept il in the
house Used about $500 worth OF
RAr-SNAP a year and figure Il saves
me $500 IN chicks. eggs and feed
RAf-SNAp Is convenient. just break
up cake. no mixing with other food.
Three Sizes Sc. CSC. Sis. Sold and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14

Don't be unreasonable. my dear.
demonstrated ihs husband. Il laid
awake last night and wondered what
you put in that last cake you made"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14

The Farmers Worst Enemy-Rais.
Farmers Best Friend
Raf-Snap.-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-14

~yoa n--nesef seem 20 sake any IN
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Evening star., 1923-11-20
Handmade M a d EZRA

HdndTnade NJ a q e a
Lunch Sets, made of fine
linens and beautifully en-
broidered; Is pieces, neat
ly boxed-one centerpiece
and twelve doilies big
range of patterns. $500,
$3.50, 5000, $1,000, $1,000,
$500, $3.50 and $500
set.
Evening star., 1923-11-20

Yacht Mops, made
Of heavy quality yarn. smooth
finished handles. Choice N,
of two styles. Special, O1S
Potato or Vegeta-
BILE Ricers. Made of cast iron
frames and heavy timed re-
movable receptacles. 1Oc
Special ........ ~
Extra Special. Wall
Dust Mops. Made of very fine
cotton yarn on wire frames,
complete with a 5-foot handle
and can be washed and dried
very easily. An ideal mop for
the home. Very spe- 7O-
Wash-day Conbi-
nation, consisting of / me-
dium size heavy tin wash
boiler, with copper bottom and
so6a s,6ars Of sI.a,I, a n n dry $3.50
Fire King Cabinet
Gas Ranges. Made with high
shelves, enameled bulged baked
oven door panels, splashers.
burner trays. gray enameled
broiler pan and white porce-
lain burner handles. c7O or
Special . SoS.S0
LIBERAL TERMS
YE nECTpEn
Black Sheet Iron
Double Roasters. Will hold a
good size roast or fowl. 10,
Very special. ........ O1S
Evening star., 1923-11-20

Seamless Administer and Velvet Rugs
Household Priced
wide Of desirable patterns colorigs harmonic
with any room 9x2 feet $45!OO. 8Ax10A feet, $4,000.
Small sizes proportonate1y priced
800 New WaltOna RUGS
perfect goods specially low
all Designs and coorines to be had for Dining Rooms
Kitchens, Halls Porches, Sun Par1ors and Bedrooms.
9x12 feet $1465. 9x7A feet, $1O15
9x1OA feet $12.95. 9x6 feet, $7.15.
Bedroom Rugs, Three Interesting Items!
Durable wool and fiber grades. sAx1oA feet, $f4.5o
9x12 feet, $15.95. 6x9 feet, $1050.
Colored Madras Curtains, $2.95 Pair
grounds with coored figures b1ue, gold and
At $295 pair.
Sofa Cushions, $l95, 1925, $3.50 Up to $3245 Each
The best and beautiful Of CUSHIONS
offered Shapes co1ors-and IN qualities galore Make
1ecos sef and desirable Christmas gifts well
own use. 4 RIA. ...- ..1. y--
Evening star., 1923-11-20
OlItS LOU WAY DC
Sure Housewives Will
Appreciate
Martex Turkish
Bath Towels
Shown in a big range
Of beautiful d e signs;
something entirely new.
They make wonderful
Christmas gifts. 58c,
69c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25
each.
Martex Turkish
Bath Sets
All neatly boxed; rich
co1orings. At $1.75,
$2.25, $3.50 and $500
set.
200 Pairs
PillOWcases

Made of Fruit of the
Loom cases, beautifully
embroidered and fin
ished with scalloped and
hemstitched edges At
$3.50 pair.
PaIais RoyaI-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-20
The Many Housefurnishing Items You
Will Need For Thanksgi giving Day.

Electric Irons. Fully nickel
plated with guaranteed elements; complete
With Cord ana rug, 6-pound size. S2.0S
Nut Bowls. Mahogany fin
shed; complete with nickel plated 20,
Cracker and picks. Special. ...... 1CS
E1e ctric Toasters. Fully
nickel-plated; complete viah Cord o. Oe
and Plug. Special. ............... pA.1O
Crumb Sets. Fully nickel
plated nicely finished. Set consists d ~
OF Tray and scraper. Special. 80. 10y
Evening star., 1923-11-20

Synopsis of the Wonderful Values We Are
Offering for Dress-Fabric Week
$l.98, S2.29 and $2.49 Silks
at $l.79 Yard
$2.4e Fiber Satin, 40 inches WIDE 20 shades,
including white.
1929 Plisse Stripe Tricolette, in brown,
and black.
$2.4e All-silk Canton Crepe, good color as
sortment.
$1.es A1l-sik Crepe de Chine, excellent
quality, so shades, both light and dark colors.
$1.es plain Tricolette, brown, navy and
black.
All at one price, $1.7o yard
Fine Silks That Sell Regularly $2.95
to $3.49, Yard, $3.50
IN +te assortment are:
$2.98 Flat Crepe, superior quality, all pure
silk 10 of the leading colors.
$2.o5 SINNERS All-sik Satin in practical
colofs
$2es Pure Silk Canton Crepe, very fine
quality shown in 40 shades.
$3.4e Novelty Sports Fiber Silks, in va
riety of patterns and choice colorings
The entire lot priced at $3.50 yard
$3.50 Silk Face Duvetyne, Dress Fabric
Week. priced at $2.19 yard.
$4.4o Vella Vella, Dress Fabric, Week.
priced at $3.50 yard.
$4o8 Rich Brocaded Satin and Crepe, Dress
Fabric Week, priced at $4.3o yard.
$3.50 and $14.o8 Kerami Fur Fabric, Dress
Fabric Week, priced at $11.98 yard.
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1923-11-20
Pretty Dimity Blouses, $500

All white or with touches of color. Round,
student and Tuxedo shirt collars. Dozens of
different styles In overblouse and tuck-in ef-
fects. Included in the lot are pretty handmade
Dimity Blouses at this price All sizes SO to
49, At $500.
New Slip-On Sweaters, $2.95
Of all wool. Round neck styles, belt
and some with pockets. Navy, coral, green,
tan, brown, silver, buff, solid or two-tone. All
sizes. At $2.o5.
PaIais RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-20

Special lot Of Handmade
Madeira Napkins, pure linen;
beautifully embroidered and
scalloped; excellent patterns.
$3.50 and $500 dozen.
Embroidered All-linen
Mirador Luncheon Set, en-
broidered in colors; Is pieces
to the set; neatly boxed.
$3.50 and S3.75 set.
Evening star., 1923-11-20

aluminium Percolators. Uni
versA make. paneled design. 4-cup capacity
Ebonized handles and brightly pol 81 OF
Aluminium Gift Sets, consist
ing of 1 Double Boiler. 2-quart size. l 5-quart
Tea Kettle and 1 6-cup Percolator. Set is
packed nicely in Holly box. ce On
Makes an ddeal gift. Special. po.Vo
Hartz Mountain Canaries, i'm
ported birds, healthy and young. Will make
fine songsters: golden yellow and &H Or
variegated plumage. Special. pf.1C
Evening star., 1923-11-20
Extra Special. Win

Extra Specldl. VIII
dow Boxes. MaGe of well
seasoned pine wood and nicely
finished. These boxes can be
painted TO match any color
wood. Can be used for in or
out doors. Choice of 80 and
SO inch sizes. Spe- kO~
cial .............. Wv
Androck Ovens as
illustrated. 4 pieces TO-
complete. Special. 49,. ~
Blackening Boxes.
Made of natural finished wood,
complete with shoe c. 20
stand. Special. ..... pA.O1
Ri Ibid Ironing
Boards. Nationally advertised.
The kind that does not wig
gle, wabble or jiggle. Folds
up In one motion.
Strongly made. Spe- &21O
ctal ...........-...
Hand-power Wash
ing Machines. Saves labor
over a washtub. Made of Vir-
ginia cedar wood. well season.
ed and fully guar c1z
anteed. Special. pA-'1O
TorchiereS are at
tractive ornaments on the con-
sole, buffet or mantel, even
when not. in use. Their soft,
subdued light is generally de-
sired In halls or odd corners.
Made Of heavy COM o1 II
position. Special, each %S'oO
Evening star., 1923-11-20
Some Desirable Gifts Featured for Household
Day in Our Art Needlework Department
Just Received a
Manufacturers ClOseOut of
Table Runners and
Pillow Slips, Sl.25

Beautifully made, in combinations of mer-
cerized cotton, repp and cretonnes, edges fin
1shed with braid. Regularly $225 and $3.50.
Special at $1.25 each.
Tapestry Table Runners, $1.59.
Heavier grade Tapestry Runners $2.25.
Tapestry Pillow Slips ready made to slip
pillow into, at SOC.
Boudoir or Baby Pillows
Entirely made cases with pillow. Of beau
tiful quality lawn with inserts of flet motifs
lace trimmed Two sizes.
12x16-inch, $1.OO
14x18-inch, $1.5O
Sanitas Luncheon Sets
13 and piece sets, beautiful new lines of
designs At $1.25 set.
Samped Dining Room Set
Consisting of Sideboard Scarf, Tray Cloth
three-piece Buffet Set, Lunch Cloth with
Napkins. Special at $1.OO set.
PaIais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-20

Hemstitched Co1ored
Lunch Sets, consisting of one
cloth and six napkins. Col
ors-Old rose, pink, blue and
green. Something new and
very desirable. $500 set.
Handmade Table Mats,
3 and 4 mats to the set, all
nicely boxed. Shown in three
qualities. S1.00, $1.39 and Sz.z5
set.
Evening star., 1923-11-20

7O-inch Pure Irish Linen
Table Damask, excellent pat
terms and wonderful quality.
Napkins to match. $2.25 yard.
Fine Quality Colored
Table Damask, in yellow, pink
and blue; beautiful quality
and designs. $1.15 yard.
Heavy Quality Pure
Linen Damask Napkins. in a
good line Of rich patterns.
22x22. $500 dozen.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-12-25

ATLANTA" Wen do it next
summer" that is the new cry of the
income takers. having failed to put
over an income tax for the state at
the extra session. they are going back
to the job again at the regular ses-
sion.
The atmosphere has been cleared
up a whole lot by this late fall gath
ering, and there are many members
a clearer idea what an income tax
fill means now than they have ever
had before. The income tax advo-
Gates died very hard. One could hear
their groans outside the breastworks.
The senate got into very heated de-
bote an hour before the time for ad-
iournment and kept up rapid fire
season of oratory for some time. This
was the expiring effort to get the SEN
ate to adopt the income tax bill of
the house, which provided for a gross
income tax and a credit on ad va
loren taxes. 1t was the last stand
of the income tax guard. spurred on
by the demands of the governor that
something be done. 1t looked for a
time that Governor Walker, through
the aid of George Carswell, president
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-12-25
THOUSANDS OF AGENCIES PLAY SANTA TO POOR CHILDREl
BIG DECREASE In
TUBERCULOSIS DEATHS
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS SHOW
THAT CONSUMPTION CLAIMED
9O,452 VICTIMS IN 1922.

The battle against tuberculosis is
being won gradually. Census bu-
reau statistics made public show the
number of deaths per 100000 popu-
lation in the registration area Of the
country, comprising IS per cent of
the total inhabitants. declined from
15G in O618 to 97,4 last year. There
has beelFDl,sgease in the death rate
every year 4Pp19 18, but the de
cline shown las from the 1921
rate was the smalIe- he period.
The decline shown in L. PA
per 100000. In 1920 it was in
1921 it was 14.8, but in 1922 the
decrease was only "a.
Several Thousand Fewer Deaths.
There were 90,452 deaths from tu-
berculosis as compared with SO, 1876
in 1921, and 93,170 in 1920. AL
though II states showed increases in
rates for 1922 in % states there
were decreases, indicating that the
general trend is still downward.
The highest rate was that of Colo
RADIO with 1888, which was de-
cine of 10 per 100000 from 1921.
The lowest rate was that of the adj
joining state of Nebraska with 36.5,
which was a decline of 0.5. The
high rate for Colorado, census bu-
reau officials said, should not be as
cribed to the unhealthfulnes of eli
mate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-12-25
MANY LIVES LOST In
QUAKE IN COLOMBIA
MUCH DAMAGE IN THE REGION
OF IPIALES, MANY WERE
MADE HOMELESS.

B0GOTA, Colombia Many per-
sons have been killed and larger
number injured by an earthquake
which today destroyed two small
towns in the region of Ipiales, near
the Colombian-Ecuadorian frontier.
Already eighty-fve dead have been
recovered from the ruins of Cumball,
which with the town Of Chile, suf-
fered most severely from the effects
OF the shocks.
Chile is situated on the slopes of
the Chile volcano, to the eruption
of which the present disaster is at
tributed
The road from Cumball to Ipiales
Is obstructed by great landslides, in
such cases there are many homeless
and there is lack of food and shell
ter.
Heavy earth shocks were felt along
the southern frontier of Colombia.
the village of Carlo Sauna being de
stroyed.
The VOLCANOES of Cumball and Chile
ale in active eruption.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-12-25
ASTRONOMER ANALYZES GIRLS,
Using BLRTHDA Y AS GUIDE
Those Born October Supas All Others In Depth and Ardor OF
Love Saws Author of Ancient Volume Recently Discovered

PRAGUE.-From time to time Pra9-
que gives up to some persistent del
Yer records of the past that are not
without interest. For it is an an
Gent citv and its museums and book
stalls are filed with chronicles OF
what its people said and did in other
centuries. A recent discovery is an
old hook on astronomy which shows
that the men of that day spent no
little time in endeavors to read what
thew called the enigma OF the age,
in other words, their womankind.
Analyses Girls by Calendar.
Based on the influence supposed to
be exerted on humans by the con-
stellation they were born, this volume
anaIyzes girls, according to the calen-
dar, as follows:
girl born in January is very
likely to become good housewife.
She will incline to melancholy, but
will have a gentle disposition. Febru--
arv girls viii be good mothers and
faithful. ~
March maidens, however, will be
IoGuacious. contentious and quarrel
some of the planets in the month in
which they were born. while April
babies will grow up to be mercurial
and unsteady women.