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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-01
LANGUAGE OF WOMEN.

You may talk to a woman tor an
hour or more and understand every
word she says. Meat, bread, money,
motor cars, drains, the ace of trumps
there is really no space at my dis
posal to give list of words that are
common to both languages. In fact,
most of the solid, concrete things of
life may be left out of the question.
1t is when we pass beyond the con-
crete that the real misunderstanding
arises. Take couple of very COM
mon words used equally by both
sexes. A man will say that So-and-
so is nice girl. I should know
what he meant. A woman will reply
that the girl is pretty, agreeable and
all that sort of thing--but that she is
''not quite nice" The two are using
the same word to express different
ideas, and they will never agree as to
whether that girl is nice or otherwise,
until they can talk the same Ian
guage.
Again, in the feminine dictionary,
the opposite of mice" is "horrid. :"
A man will talk of a mice scoun-
drel," and "horrid BORE" and l
can understand him. But when a
woman tells me that man is wealthy
and clever and good looking -"but
I'm sure he's horrid"--she has
dropped into her foreign language.
can only be sure that she does not
mean what mean when speak Of a
"horrid girl"
FLATrERY GILDs the goose it iu-
tends to kill.
BRIDGET-"There's man in the
parlor wants to see you, SIR"
Mr.. Ardup-"I'll be there in a
minute. Ask him to take a chair. ("
Bridget-'Sure, he says he's going
to take all the furniture. He's from
the installment company.
"YHs," said the young drug clerk,
who had been trotting in the double
harness for nearly two weeks, "I've
got boss wife. :"
"Well, you have my sympathy, |"
rejoined the man who had come in to
buy bottle of hair restorer; eve
got that kind of wife, too"
A DANGEROUS WOMAN.-She-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-01

N. Rufus GSlt & Sons, Attorneys, 215 st.
Paal Street, baltimore, Md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
ERRING WIFE WILL
RETURN TO HER HOME
MRS. DOWNS, WIFE or A wtHLoek PREACHER,
CHANGES Her MIND WILL LEAVE arR PARAmoUR

drugRed. 1 think she will be al
fiRht when she gets away from Al
word. lie has a strong Influence
over her
Constable Kelly said sMfa
Downs vii return 70 Winleek with
me tomorrow morning She la SOME
what reeoneiled today and vii re
turn 10 her home Without the ueeeH-
SHY of getting II warrant be
lieYe that after she gets away from
Alvord che viii be all right again.
Yes. there are stories that she Was
drugRed by Aivord. but | have no
proof Of this aud am not paying
much attention 10 II. I have han
died THE ease myself and Aledfd
viii be prosecuted 10 the fullest e1=
tent Of the law. / do not believe
people viii Try any demonstrations
agaiuH. AiVord
When left there I was warned
not 10 bring him back. but I told
the people that I would shoot the
fret one Who attempted 10 create
any disturbance The most they
would do would be to tar aud feather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

10 navoey odor Of cooking came "a
the unafsiia
Il Waa a camp hult ~ the unn-
SLAMS Zoe their soldiers whenever
there should enfne n war hetNten
Themselves and japan. which Tor the
Isat five OF six years has been reegR
niaed AZ inevitable.
The line daan IN raft Arthur
leaves the Tfansalberlap tine II n
little station falIed kattska TASTES
lthe gate Of Ghinht The Trans
iaauehufian line + different from
the main ttns In Siberia. Nov and
then there l. stretch OF sod
r1ataiinK. hut usually & l. hhakY
ard heaviux little better than the
fiekety construction tins which one
occasionally haeH niousaitr our great
railways
Travel Il slex. Ths Land IL unin-
vitlaK II there Il not the cold q
Winter hltins fou Ike welrs tooth.
there IL In the summer the hot, ifri-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
S STAR DUST VA

ous Of the foreign ambassadors 10
the car last night
lie aeeula t. be helping thefn al
ready. replied the car. eoiaiy. and
ths incident wnn closed
PORT uAfsSY. March ia.-Ths
story 20 the effect that wealthy
merchant ia Moeeas had shipped
: 60 - rlHaFvts to the army Is
Manehuria Is a Pipe
MORE SPRING POETRY.
HELP HELP
-. T.. II.
WHEN.
when halmy aptiuE shall once more
aHe
The bu8dsH leaf and flowers.
And iii with fragrance the cir
Through sunny ffeetiuR haurHs
vibrating with the melody
f'rpm throat Of bird from wing Of
bee
Why not rejoice aa nature bids
Time. Ereater jnyu wiii bring
When winter days have passed unto
The grand eternal spring
EDITH THORNTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

SHOCKING LOSSES To 10TH
RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE
FORCES.

ST. PETERSBURG. March IA
private message to the ozar from
Count Casino. Ruaaiaa famous Dip
lomat. says ne has lost his power Of
speech
TOXIC. March fa.-several Of the
mikado's most trusted ambassadors
In foreign parts have asked that
they be relieved from duty At once.
They are suffering from writer's
cramp. The government has ordered
new typewriter operators for It's
diplomatic agents to take the places
Of strikers.
Pc Low. Korea. March le.-Rua-
sian and Korean troops have
FLASHED. The Russians were the
aggressors. starting the trouble by
yelling at the Koreans, Where did
you get that hat7"
PORT ARTHUR. March ia
Russian cruiser went out OF the har-
Dor today TO look for Japanene boats.
The commander saw two aud re-
turned 10 the hnrbot unlniured. The
Russians are much eiated
ST. PET ERsBuRa' March IL
God help the Japanese when the
russian soldiers meet them. aaid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
DEEPLY INTERESTED IN
LUDKZH MNRGAWZAzW
CORPORATION AND SALOON MN MUCH CONCERNED OVER
COMMITTEES APPOINTMENT s-eLl LIKELY TO "a NEW
PRESIDENT

Ninth ward citizens we're - foolish
as IL eleet Democrat IL the eauns
ell he would Ia everything IN hts
power to block future improvements
IN the Ninth ward t. make its rep
resentatiSe nouentity IN the euun=
I'll
Accordingly when 0tIi began hts
eampaiRh for president the report
got oa that II he we're successful
he would place Murphy on unImporz
tant committees where he would
have no influence. Finally several
councilman. including Il Is said.
{ II nurnett. the new councilman
atslarKe. who Is a Ninth Wanter
called upan Gfll and told him plainly
that II Il Was his Intention 10 nnuh
Murphy they would not support him
for president Gtlt then explained
that he had not meant all he said
that he realised Murphy vas too
capable aud honest "A man 10 shove
70 the rear. and would treat him
rightly Later be called Murphy
into his offiee and told him the
Same tbius
The old eounetlmea Nude. Muls
len. GlL eFtehten and Murphy.
being more familiar with their du-
ties vii naturally be given the most
important committee ehaIrmaushlpa.
The leadership Of the finance. cor
potatluns and police. license and
I revenue committees il meet sought.
Mullen Will probably be reappointed
/ chairman Of the street committee
aud nr. criehtou Of the health aud
| sanitation committee.
The craftsmanship II the other
committees wlH depend upon who
becomes president Of the council
/ The parks aud boulevard committee
vii have no more excuse for rx-
tatenee on account Of the charter
amendment. which has placed all
such business IN the hands % the
park board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

HP0kANH March 10 Mrs. Adj
die Downs. wife Of the Wlnlpek
preacher, who clipped With Curl Al
word and vas caught In Spokane.
viii return 10 her home Hef
attitude today Waa considerably
changed from what If Waa yeHtet
day. aud Il nov seems certain that
Hev Mr Downs and hts truhut wife
viii have reconciliation.
For the sake Of the children and
Of all, my wife IL going back home. .
said Rev. Mt Downs today.
tEhe naid thin morning she would
return. aud we vii forget the past.
The people II wiuloek do not blame
her 70 much as they do AlVord.
believe my wife WAS dfugKed. as abe
haH always been such a good woman
that she would not do anything Ike
this.
Il am told that AlYard gave candy
Co some members Of the choir out OF
one pocket and then took candy cut
Of different pocket and gave II
10 my wife. Yea. | believe she wHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

him. but they won't do THE while !
hive LIN. Hut he vii certainty be
braHaHufHd4t
AiRatd ieff hts wife. Who vas =
bride Of just year und .aa abegs
to be mother II n1N aeaInr hfae.
fiefliY positive that AlfafH Ia ~.
blacksmith who. under the uaue -
Stewart. attempted Il pass an a..
animation for a blaekanifha license
IN this city. and. FILLING "a get hla
license. appealed ~ ease u fha
American League Of Inaepsudent
Wufkmeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

Considerable speculation ia being
ihdulked IN as 10 the members who
VIII constitute the various commit.
tees IN the new council. which meets
fer the first time Monday night.
The large number OF new men
elected has resulted IN cutting most
Of the present committees 10 nleeen.
A new shuttle and deal viii have 10
be made and the railroads.. the ga
looms aud other loeat interests par
ticulatiy concerned ia The reor=
santsation q certain committees arc
wondering what eards thsy VII hold
when the game begins again.
Tgr outcome viii depend largely
uron who becomes president Of the
new council THAT honor viii 50
either 70 De. ]. Z. Cfiehton. the old
eat member Of the eaEncit. who rep
resents the Eighth Ward. or u 1t. {.
ON 81 the Third. The chances ia
vor ellis election. lie has made
an active canvass Tor the position
while nf. eriehton. Who was looked
upon as the logical candidate. has
been indifferent FATHER man would
undoubtedly make a flrst.elaHs pre-
siding officer.
There have been runners 70 the
effect that GIL II being supported
by the gas trust ana that Griehtun
In being boosted BY the railroads,
but the stories have been generally
issregarded. The council president
does not WELD any great power eN.
cept in the appointment Of commit
tees
The most interesting feature II
Galss fight to become the leader IN
the next council II the sefape ne
got into on account 81 THREATS he
made against Murphy during the
late campaign. with characteristic
carapaixn artor GIL when making
speeches in the Ninth ward, repeat :
esiiy made the assertion that II the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

To- the coming af the ghauEehus 81
Chinese robbers They are Haua=
vlaarea men. theae asui-barbaroua
fsssanaeka Their feraeiona appear
anea 10 accumulated b. their shaggy
eheerakln hats and ahepHain coats.
Hut ] have lived among lhsas men.
slept 81 their camp fires. iolnsd
them IN the making Of Haap IT
uIghtKan. and 20 more huapitahis
men are 10 hs found auyu here.
Russia can put millions 81 Hoiaiers
into the field Her battle line
stretches ffosu Mnseaa 10 Port Ar
thur-ons long procession Of troop
laden trains
The Russian naldisr Il a tatsllat.
A. the train HteamH away toward
the Trails he bows hls head and
makes the siKn q the cross The
neat minute Sc Il fun II ullfth. hut
many 81 shhm VIII never HTe the
winter sun shining on the kfemlln
toAefN again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

fafy railway Is not working ufauehs
- 81 trees stuck IL the See Hf1aa thu
wHs. and every eight mice Il a halt
ink place where food may be ola
tanned
The feeding II the soldier white
being fastened 20 The seat 81 war
can hardly be deesrilse1 as paftieu-
larry good In the morning he sets
TEA and black bread IN tho middle
Of the day he has sboFth q veNe.
table soup with a piece Of meat
floating IN each portion and n the
evening he gets iaofe tea aud mote
black bread.
In clothing there IL little differ.
euee between summer and winter
xarh except that the soldier has the
addition Of heavy oxrfeuat. ta0ees
dttiuE. which serves ~ a blanket at
night.
Away Down the Afnnr river. 81
nl8xoveatehenak have seen the
pre- paratiou made for housing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
FREDDY GO0ZLEMAN
At WADiNOSTOK

At Viadivontgk. March 10 sno-
bownd. and willing two chang two
"A warmur klimeight.
Deer Editure. Every ware ] go :
seam two find Jap knees. Thare Is
sum hear. Evree mornen thay thro
81 mllyuu dollars wurth off shellz
intwo the town. We get tnhre bum
bard men moer reglar than holt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
RUSSIA BUILT BARRACKS FIVE YEARS
AGO, PREPARING FOR PRESENT WAR

tatlng aand blown up from the Gobi
desert.
Towns and Villages. al RHunt md
raw having sprung into creation
within the last three yeafH=aee TO
he seen. There ute no MonFoi OF
Mnuehu villages. For Is miiee on
either aide Of the line the natives
have been driven away. This IL a
prseautieif SO TINT while Wut Is faF
ing the ManehuH viii not have much
opportunity of destroying the line.
All over the great Huugari plain
are faHhnfk stations rude waffle
buildings with Heaffoldins towers. 80
TINT the cossaekn may keep watch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
Extraordinary Values in
Pianos, Organs and
Piano Players
EMBODIED IN THIS GREAT
SALE OF ARTISTIC INsTRU-
MENTS AT THE n. q n.
cHEsBRo PIANO HOUSE, i2o7
SECOND AVENUE

There are reasons Why we can
save you money on Pianos and MI
steal Instruments OF the larger or
der apart from cause OF this special
sale now in progression.
Our unique way Of bringing pianos
direct from the factories IN the
east IN the carload harness system
il one way we save money. both for
ourselves and the consumer. and
buying at the same time IN large
uuanfities enables Us % procure
prices that the little dealer eouldn' {
think OF. Then the policy Of this
house from the very beginning has
been PAIR TO Y0U AND FAIR
TO U.s. and 80 the prices and terms
are made easy at this store. And
almost every one can purchase a
piano here and avail themselves OF
our easy Nayrueut ufnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

eHEIALfg. March T. furai
telephone service viii probably aosn
be installed IN THE vicinity.
OLYMPIA. March H. The atisf.
Hey generals office baH decided that
residents on the military feserVa.
tioua 81 the state are exempt from
poll TAI
AsAe0HTER. March l. A IN.
successful attempt Haa msae last
night to rob the GitizsuH bank u
this city.
CAMDEN. March 1s.=Ths general
merchandise store Of Claude CAL
houn Was totally destroyed ~ fire
here yesterday. Loss 5000.
SPOKANE. March IL * POST
master Thomas T. Warren u This
city died here yesterday lie Waa
alao deputy sheriff for three 9eafs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
WRIT DENIED

The application Of Al Yurn. for a
writ 81 habeBH corpus has been denied
b. Judge Hanfard uuun the grounds
that the testimony submitted was IN
seuffteiauf e. prove hia right a re
main IN the United States Yuen IL
IN the detention station at Port
Townsend. held by the immigration
nutharitiee. lie was taken from
Nippon Yussn timer when about to
land lie claims that he was born in
Port Angeles about eighteen years
HNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

IfeaenherK ffau. Thompson. a1hon-
hstn and Putnam made over - scores
on the ALLEYS yesterday. Thurstan
made the remarkable average -
nj t-ii in II games on wednesday aud
the highest score Tor the week. - -
Mrs. Gofdnn and Mrs. Hlrusr both
BOWED over Ia yesterday A l. Smith
made 81 alley record Of - ut pins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

PARIS. March IA reception
was given Ia Joeh Wise at the Amer
lem house last night by the Paris
correspondents Of American news
papers and prominent literary men.
josh dld a cake walk for the bonefit
81 the guests
I'm thinkin' aotuew hut Nv Rfsiu'
up ny trip 4 IN Far East. said
Josh I'd just ne soon put e. a
couple " months In Parts "a I g. {.
IA var. ! believe one is Jest about
w exeltln va m other Parts n =
Ereat town. / found fault at first
because there wuxpt more electric
lights. but I'm Rettin' ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

patches and roae bushes with the
same relish as be duen tin cans aud
clothes line products IL passes ap
uathtnE. apparently.
Mrs. ". T. Douglass has complained
a. ths police regarding the EaaE and
wants hin arrested 81 an oSnsr found
for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

Mrs. G r. Brown, who for the
past eight years has been "A mis-
sionary IN the Holy Land under the
Christian Alliance, will lecture IN the
Free Methodist church Sunday on
her work She Will appear in ma
tive costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

re.ais fur hreakfAH.
We wiil has euuSf amantshun
aane. Sea Gen AtrIuanwalnuakY
two rspli tao tharv flyer. Hufra =.
/ vii tell 81 Krats sekrst. The
nushen fleet II hear. bus Il Il IL
eolsd aiow rage.
FREDDY aouzLEMAS.
II men must SOW their Wild oats.
Why don't they sgW them on mar
Flns. like they buy sheatF
Grand jury threatens 70 iuvrhtl-
gate a Wisconsin Eifln suicide club.
However. Il may turn cut 10 be one
Of those Leap Yeaf ofganiaatluans
Robin Hood and his mertie men
had taken a pipe Of wine from n
noble and his retiuue. After drinking
eoploua drafts under the greenwood
tree Robin VS. moved 10 ask. why
am I like Chinese taundrYman -
because us all take our cue from
yuu Iameiy yentufed Much. the
Miller
because you need washee
WanhesT reared Frfar Tuck
Because Yau have but Nuu
Lung. suggested VIII Feariett
because you're liable 20 be de-
ported. murinurrd Little John.
You're al wrong cried the ban
DIT ehiaffain. tie because I've
heeu hitting the pipe
uf saasffas they Wrra all obliged TO
laugh heartily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

troops. II ia one of the few pretty
cities IN Siberia. A eopple Of miles
cut found deserted town. There
Wefe streets Of hanHeu newly built.
hut uaeeeapled There were huge
barracks. but With not single oeeu-
rant
There Wa htahiinR for thousands
OF hurneu. but not an animal At
places we're huge army kitchens. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
carao Sold

The insurance adjusters IN the
matter of the burned steamer Queen
completed their work yesterday.
The balance of the damaged cargo.
consisting largely of clothing. etc.
WAS sold 20 the outlet Clothing
Company Of this city. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
FIRE IN A CHIMNEY

Fire IN the chimney OF a residence
near Twelfth avenue and Yesler way
shortly before o'clock this morning
called out the fire department. The
blaze did no damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
JOHN FOSTER FRASER Tells or STUMBLING HUGE De.
SERTED MILITARY CAMPS AND CAVALRY STATIONS IN 81.


ttahn Foster Fraser. the Siberian
traveller aud writer. tells IN thla at
tieie how Ruaaia haa been preparing
ter five years ZOE var With Japan
Id
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
BILLY GOAT
RAMPANT

A goat q the William persuasion.
Nhleh the ponntmaatsF refuses 70 TIM
Yauud. - causing trnubis in the nsikh
horhood % Seventeenth avenue south
The Kaat. Ike most q bis ktFd. has A
eAss-Iruu atomach. and eats garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
STRUCK


SAN FRANCISCO. March "a
Fourteen hundred members Of the
eanmakers' union, employed By the
American Can Company. struck thla
morning. The trouble Is due 70 the
eompany's alleged refusal 20 abide
By an agreement made with the
union several months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
ny JOIN FoerfR fuAanR

Lake iaikai In now nosen over
and Its tusmiie width IL driven
across Ia elelEhH. when the tempo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

Major tnekuff has been caught
selling Russian secrets aud has been
degraded ard shot. / knock off. az
tt were.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

VIII place a piano in your home.
There are big savings 10 be taken
advantage Of here.
sfIs for n beautiful piano. instead
OF $3.50. sz29 instead Of 1900. t2ts
instead Of 1895. etc. As for organs.
we have absolutely the largest stock
IA Seattle. The prices run from
SIS up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
OUR LIST OF PIANOS
TIE asIe IreI,,dsn

by man than the famous Weber.
Kohier q Campbell. Wheeiock.
Kurtzmann. stuyvesant and II. 4
VI. Cheshire Pianos: also the cele-
hrated Weaver Organ and pfanista
Piano Players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

Miss Clara Dean. recently Of Mon
treal. Quebec. Is asked TO call n
the Young Womau'a Christian Asao-
citation for important mail. which is
waiting for her. Her address i not
known.
Lille OsBrien was arrested last
night by P8trolman King ON a
charge Of lettering about saloons In
the northern part Of the city.
Alex Mcdonald. who says he IL a
pile driver. and James CLANCY. n
fisherman. were arrested this morn
Ing on charge OF fighting. PATROL
men Ryan and Damn made the ar
rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

The New York weather bureau Re
ports there - a deficiency OF 80 IN
heat this winter. tsyideatiY Tam
many has failed to make good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
SINE GIN
MkZM
TauRsToa MAKES FINE REC
ORD ON ARCADE ALLEYS
Rococos WIN

pamphaeh. Of the Empires. ard
ssaskhammsr. af the ChlnoukH. usru
substituted On the HucnruH bowling
team last night but not sifhatAniluE
the handicap they ven tao cot 81
three games from thr TAamua. Three
q the Haeseu@ wese absent ard tie
two substitutes had to furnish =
fnaksHhift.
Tasmaa .ssss.ss ..... - 10 ss8@1ElT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19
ADMIR-
FIJI


TOKI
roRo H.
rnsm
niatba
fleet al
torpedo
report
cofnruaT
the da
The ia
greater
counts
Tauch
Curing
close 4
Threw
one Of
The cha
no dam
snKagsA|
but nor
lost SIX
while ~
greater
ktereEu
TAsJ
fhs rep
the aup|
1apanes
almost
sea run
Added
peHor
Bauaduo
pound z
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-19

II men must SOW their Wild oats.
Why don't they sow them on mar
CINE like they buy wheat7
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-07
The Crusade In Brief.

OF 22.l52 persons arrested in New OH;
City for disorderly conduct 1910 admitted
being intoxicated.
Buffalo Bill" is 4 strict total absta'ncr,
which is doubtless the secret OF his tire.esi
energy and splendid physique.
Hotels and drug stores in Boston selling
liquor to women have suffered tic penalty
Of withdrawal OF their licenses.
The Total Abstinence Society OF COpen-
hagen. Denmark, reports Il membership OF
over l0O. OG0, among whom are thirty-seven
ministers and l03 teachers. Last year The
society arranged for 1881 temperance lee
lures at a cost Of about Sit goo.
\. II. Berg, a Swedish Coed TcIlp'a". is
said to have given l0,9G0 temperance iec'
lures in the past thirty-two years.
The French Government is having put
up in all army barracks az illuminated post
cr with the legend, 'Alcohol is your enc.
N.Y." Similar diagrams arc being displayed
in the schools.
The Swedish Temperance publishing
Company las published Il collection o. al!
the temperance literature written by Rer.
Per Wieselgrcr, the father Il tic m1:.crn
temperance Increment in Sweden. ,
Whose wife and children Dc YOU wan!
to see well dressed his year. yn9" GIVE =:
the saloonkccpcr's? Ii yoE !lcln - c,u.Ae
his family first You vii! nat have MG"i! lei:
with which to c!otic yonr CW!. II YOU
think his family is better thai! yC.rs, give
It the preference.