The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-18

Lodge caused to be printed as a
United States document, is the best
exposition of that doctrine ever
written.
And his book on the life and
philosophy of Spinoza is one that
should be read by every man in
terested in philosophical thought
and in Spino2a, greatest intellec-
tual genius produced by the Jewish
race.
The literary and Intelligent Fan
ME Hurst returns from Europe
with a pet marmoset, so small it
sits in d large pocketbooll. She
should write about husbands of the
future, who will probably dwindle
to about that size, in the course of
evolution.
The giant sea crab, when you
catch one, is always female, of
great size.
She carries the male crab about
as big as ten-cent piece, under
one of her clippers, except on rare
occasions. Human husbands may
dWindle down to that, When men
have no harder work to do than
pushing button. Size and muscle
will no longer count.
But woman will remain of full
size, because of her maternal duties,
and for other reasons. The female
spider is ten times as big as her
husband, and eats him after mar.
riage. Human husbands should not
complain.
T. f. Wallace, head of the Ma
tionai Association of Savings
Banks, sees tie end of the slump.
because savings deposits increased
1925 100000. Saving shows strength
of mind, but the end of the slump
might be still nearer if those that
put the S225, 100000 extra into saw
ings banks had put it into circula-
ton, buying merchandise.
What people spend makes pros
perity. What they save makes them
safe.
One thousand are dead in Santo
Domingo, 5000 hurt, 10000 home.
less, in latest reports. OF 10000
buildings, only 400 are left standing,
1t will take great deal more
than the $4,000 sent by the Amer
lean Red Cross to provide for that
situation.
After a great war important
changes occur in government and
"social systems"
One hundred and sixteen British
bankers and manufacturers i'm
plOre Great Britain to stick to and
maintain trade and not be stamped
ed into protection and retaliation.
Another group of bankers had
pire, protection against outside
competition.
German statisticians apply grim
and correct figures about the great
war. 1t has taken years to prepare
them. Ten million soldiers were
killed, 10000 unknown French sol.
diers lie in one grave.
The horses killed numbered
9,5S6000 = they certainly didn't
start the war.
Eighteen million human beings
were wounded, and two hundred
and forty-seven billions of dollars
were spent, wasted.
And that is what the world is
paying for now in its slump, I'M
doubtedly.
Australians and others are i'm
pressed by old Solomon, an old
aboriginal Australian witch doctor,
who predicted "Drenching rains to
end the drought in the first quarter
Of the MOON"
The drenching rains came, crops
were saved, Solomon is a hero, and
the weather bureau which saw no
rain coming is made ridiculous.
The public, eager to be deceived,
hears and cares nothing about the
ten thousand witch doctors and
other prophets that in the same
week predicted things that did not
and will not happen.
Gold and treasure, the words that
excite nearly all men.
Italian divers clad in iron, going
down 400 feet to the bottom of the
Atlantic, and up again as rapidly
as swift elevators in our skyscrap-
ers, have discovered the British
treasure ship Egypt with $5000,OOO
of gold and silver in her hull, lying
on the gray sand on the oceans
floor.
Eighteen so-called 'terrorists,"
all Jugoslavian, are on trial at
Trieste, and one confesses a plot
to murder Mussolini.
Italy doesn't pamper prisoners.
Each defendant is kept in a steel
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