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New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
ku,rn WIFE AND HIMSELF IN FIELD

Youngstown. Ohio May s-Willis A Moore shot
a,d Instantly killed his wife, and then killed him
.eIf today In 2 field their home. whittier he
had driven his wife Following family difficulties
NJ long duration, Moore was arrested on Friday
sfternoon The crime followed his release to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
jury TRIAL DENIED MRS. GOULD.

A.. osoh OF Clarence J. 8hesYn. counsel for
wr Assher1ne Ciemmons Gould for a Jury trial
- Scuios suit for q separation from her hus-
~ Hosaro Gould. was denied by q decision
5u.z 1osh Yesterday in the Supreme Court by
lowing Delaney Nicou IL Mr.. Goulds
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

ON MONDAY, A SPECIAL SALE OF WOMENS
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

shall Henkel upon bis release from Ludlow stree
Jail, where he served a month for the non-pay
ment of alimony.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

West 125th ST., 9TH and 8th Ayes.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
--epaN ACTOR DEAD.

p..no1. Va. May s-James Taylor once wen
known actor, who came from Ensiana my $3.50 y-ss
- - n,.ved leading parts with Booth FORREST
80 - -. a,.d here to-day, aged seventy-one
surial will be York Harbor. Mss
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
WOMAN A COOK, NOT A VOTER
Falconio Says She Should Get Busy
with Home and Children.

L be able to mind her own business
and get busy il the panacea, some
what briefly and laconically expressed,
for the restlessness and disquietude OF
American women, according to his ex-
c~ellency. Mgr. Diomede Falcono, apos-
tolic delegate TO the United States. ex-
pressed ut Archbishop Glennon's resi-
dence I'm st. Louis.
DO you think the modern woman
would be happier We're she to become
more of a factor. politically and pub
lieiy. In order that she may rear better
statesmen ard men OF afYairs?'
II think she should attend to her
husbands home and take care OF her
children aud see that their dinner Is
we'll cooked. If she will see to her own
business and be busy in her house she
will be happy"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

A summary Of the important discoseria
made by Sven Hedin, the Swedish explof
er, during his latest journey into the for
hidden land OF Tibet. according TO q
Simla interview telegraphed 10 the Lon
don Times, II as follows He found the
true sources Of several important rivers
i~ncIuf.ng the Brahrnaputra and Indus
and twice crossed the Province OF B0ngba
which had never before been visited by Z
European. But his creates, discovery
was thai OF a continuous mountain chais
which, taken as a whole. in the most mass
i've range on the earfh's surface. Al
though it's peaks are from 1000 10 J.Ds
feet lower than Mount Everest its passes
average 5000 higher than those Of tbs
ifimalayan range. Not a tree or a bush
1ows ON this range and there are nc
deep cut valleys. for rain liz scanty. Hedin
proposes to call this range the Trans
Hinalaya. AT FIRST the explorer tried Il
conceal his identity from the Tibetar and
Chinese o~ffeials. bat when discovered b.
boldly da them ~ harm him. ar ths
same time warning them thar they woals
be made to suffer III they did se.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
6HO0NS
@IlEss

Pharmacists Of Minnesota will ask the
Legislature to appropriate 100000 for .
new pharmacy building AT the State Uni-
versity.
The Prussian government has now d.
creed that the higher schools for girls
shall be placed % an equal footing
with the corresponding class In the boys
schools and that women may matriculats
Ia the Prnssian universities
In taking charge OF the new Y. N. G.
A. building In Philadelphia Walter ~.
Wood. formerly Of Chicago. In to develop
the new policy OF what il known ~ Sup-
Elemental education. which means giviag
the "a or the boy another chance 70
make up for the deficiencies Of bad or In
complete early training. This will be car.
ried out by the establishment Of night
classes and By the admission Of students
who are unable to ray a lump sum In
advance.
Supt. Maxwell Of the New York public
schools, In addressing the recent conyen-
tion OF the Playground Association Of
America. asserted that from Il moral and
hygienic point OF view the usefulness Of
the Carnegie libraries lis small cornpar-
I'd with the advantages that would dow
from the henevolenee Of him who shall
increase the number OF public school
haths." His opinion was that New York
is in greater need Of Fairgrounds than
suy other city IN the country. owing u
the density Of the population. but his en-
p~crienee had shown that simple play and
amusement soon pail upon the eAildren
and that directed games and athletic
events ARE most enjoyed and produce the
hest results when mixed with recreAtive
work"
The authorities Of Charles Mix county.
South Dakota. have ~inaugurated q cam
paign for the enforcement of the com
ptilsory education law. The first victim
Of the crusade now being waged 10 cou,-
pei parents to send their children Of
school age 70 school was Steve Blaine, Z
Yankton Sioux Indian living near the
town of Wagner. Blaine was sentenced
TO Jail and remained there 4 day Or two
before he reIented and agreed to send hie
children to school in future Several
white parents are booked for the samo
fate unless they send their ehildrsn =
school
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
1& MAR4g7S
%X~&S%

Chicazo-Cattle. common to prime
800 TO 500: aogs, prime heavy, 500
to $500: sheep, fair to choice. $500
to $40: wheat. No. ?. Csc 10 500:
corn, No. ., Zoe to tic: oats, standard
48c to 47c: rye, No. 2. TIC to 75c; hay.
timothy. $500 to s13o0, prairie, $500
to &c; eggs. fresh. 23c to 2Jc; posatoeA
per bushel, 52c to SIC.
st. Louis-Cattle. $50 TO SIPS: hogA
A.O to $500: sheep. $500 to $4.o5;
whea. No. ., S1ol TO sln3. corn, No. 4
Gao to 6Jc; oats, No. 2. 4Jc to Acc; rye,
No. 2. re 10 13c.
Cineinnati-Cartle. 500 to $50;
hogs, $500 TO $3.50: sheep. $500 -
S3.75: wheat, No. .. S1.of to $i!O3; corr,
No. 2 mixed, 15c to 16c oats. No. 3
mixed. 4Sc 10 49c rye, No. 2, Soc to Sco
petroit-Cattle. $500 to $3.50: hogA
500 to $40: sheep, $3.50 to $685.
wheat. No. .. $1o0 TO s1O2. corn, No. 3
yellow, Tic to roc: oats. No. 3 white
49c to zoe. rye. No. =. 76c to Tie.
Milwaukee-Wheat, No. 2 northern,
$1.n3 to $105: corn, No. 8, e9c to 70ci
oats, standard. 5Oc to Sic: rye. No. 1
73c to 74c: barley. No. 1, G3c to 64cs
pork, mess. $3.50.
Bufalo-Cattle. choice shipping steerA
800 10 $3.50. hogs, fair TO choice. $500
to $6.25: sheep, COMMON to good mixed.
&4c0 to $4.75; lambs. fair to choicA
$500 10 $50.
New York-Cattle. $500 to $50;
hogs. $3.50 TO $5.s5; sheep. $500 70
1915. wheat. No. 2 red, SLOT TO sos;
corn. No. 2. 76c to TIC; oats, natural
white. zoe TO 5oc: butter, creamery, -
to 27c: eggs, western, 21c to 8 c
Toledo-Wheat, No. 2 mixed. 500 -
$1.O2: corn, No ? mixed, Toe to To;
oats, No 2 mixed. 49c to SOC: ryA Ne
& TIC to 7Sc: clover sssd. octesas Ao3
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
TWO PACIFIC nRA1U.
Belgian and 10y Isses4 CaVeaan ~
MAts 10 walk ths Flask.

- ~~@ -1~~
q. G. Alexander. artin9 AssoFney
Gscneral for the FIJI IHiandk = n ~
way to caIlao. PERU. where - expegts
to dig up . story of piracy thnt Mn
rival the daring dssxis oa the &pam1nts
Main. Tmo nsen. !. Mortellnana. =
Belgian. md 4. xk~rrett. sre hrtmg hes1
In Sersia ON the nnsual rharxe - pftar
cy. and II IL alleged tissy fsrced ~
captain and mate Ut the sxheoner Nxu-
vrc Tlgre 10 walk thu plank. Ihea thy
changed the nasma ~ ihe venmei ~
White Rose and sailed thu Smo&h Hene
until they were Washed ~ i reef -
Anafnpama Lagoon. In the Gllhcrt Oret~
lin group. where the stoien sntp nosw
lies. high and dry.
According to the story the ship naIIco
from CaiIao last November NTH ! Grew
&c fonr men. the captain md tAe utate
teing Italians. Skerret. who neskx 90
throw the blame on his compantsa. myn
that after two days ont M0rtslmana At
tackled the Italians with d mnat chnpp
per and chased them to - rigE1ne
Then he threatened 10 sheet onjemn they
would Jump overheard. ThAs tAey dtd
ani tsing far from land II h certafn
they were drowned.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
ROOSEVELT A1DezEAImzN1
President Prornises tesGsas 1oosn
mendation ii usxf message

President 1ronnloes toS84n9 8o0o4As1
nendAtion III usx1 MSosaea
That President I~sou3sv~lt No. asrs1d
- resounnse1d III USne6M " ~ n&xk
mesaAse the psssasc IL I - a. q
serve the public heGIth, Mmfaar ~ ~
one proposed hy the American Medtes1
AxssHsiatinu, was - statefaent anadc u
IN address before the Nex York Ann6
emy Of Medicine b. Or. Charles An.
Heed Of Cincinnati, ckairmsn u o.
associations colnunifsec On natioua1
mssiicnl legislation. In sseakinx ~ -
ca mlssi i'm Tor national hcaith laws. D.
ResxI said
TIN the HEELS of the variams steqm
forward am xratifscd To ~ able a.
assure yon that the Prest1ent hNa m
thorixed the statement that ~ win for
muiate definite proposals and trsnsuli<
them with his Endorsement n the nrxt
Congress. II now sieynlyrM aQoa tho
LEGO doctors III the United Statem mt
onis To back the President In hin work,
bus 10 anticipate tlao~c artisna ~ i pc1.
sisseni campaign I'M i~haif of shia Fus-
aausntsI feature ~ the public welfare
Speaking " tlse pollution " str~aun.
Isr. Reed referrssl IN the OAic wnsrrA
shed ~ q thousand miis& ~ river ara
. thousand mites Of typhoid
Over sss.tsn persons dir ~~~sy yr~r
cf cancer. ise xAid. and The Aemth rats
from thpt casssr II increases ~ Ienpo
auxi bounds.
II only ure half of the pcsMsnm wn0
Gle or are iswapacitat~si A. = raMulk q
tuberculosis and tynhoia wees ave1.
DR.. Reed declare Ii woul1 mcan !
saving In money ssaalcient = maintatn
- national board of heAith. ~ ~
The army and navy. fortify 80 ca1s1s.
duplicate our arrsa rnent - - Mnn,
DEEPEN GU Internal waterways and r.
ten years pay for the i.am1m eanal
and wipe out tho national deal1
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
CHICAGO.

SAAA@00Vs
The Weekly Review Of Chicago TrAAA
poblished by r.. q. Dun 4 CO., says.
Statistical comparisons now bsgin VII
he week = year ago when the depre@iea
started. Further evidence Ut sustained
recovery Is Furnished by Increasing pay
nents through the hanks and . conmer
cial mortality which il lower than ~
corresponding weeks of 1907 and 1904
Distribution of finished products and
general merchandise exhibits Q wider w.
ume. although variable weather rstaroo
= seasonable absorption In leading r&al
branches here and AT the interior. Ar
ricultnral reports are more grAtikyina
corn being in good condition. and nin1
ample for the completion Of winter Wheat
seeding.
The markets for the principal gr~ias
show decline in values and the aggregate
movement here is smaller. but noar Alo
remain exceptionally heavy. aud there b
strong buying Of both provisions and live
stock on improved supplies.
Wholesale markets disclose . lightss
attendance Of outside buyers and house
dealings in the staples are less active
although the comparison with this sims
last year Is o unfasorable in tsxtilss
and fabrics. clothing and footwear.
Manufacturing generally advances -
well as expected, especially In iron anl
metal working. but the underlying condl
tions form a healthy basis for improve
ment in the near future.
Delayed contracts were closed this
week for considerable tonnage OF struo
turai steel and rails. Rolling stock y
now in better request. more cars being
requisite TO meet the expanding freight
offerings.
Money Is in abundant supply and rates
for commercial paper average about Az
per cent for choice needs. The outgo oR
currency 30 move crops has siackencd.
and there is quiet in investment opera
tons. commitments being mainly sus
pended until the election is over.
Bank clearings. $2J0,023.514. are 66
per cent under those of corresponding
week in 1907. Failures reported in Chi
cago district number is. against IL last
week. % n year ago and u in 1903
Those with liabilities over $500 number
g., against > last week. q a year ago and
I in 1906.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

@b@gR

Sonfh Dakoea university - ~ -
By q SCORE of III to O. Tia - No.
played q vermiliion.
In tase auto races II the Msntana 0tate
fair. Blaim's white st&amer ma1a 6vo
milea In 4 minutes 81 seconds - n O.
binary circular mills track.
At Aqusduct track, New Yet. Bea
Ban. carrying top weight, III Deund2
easily Won the Woodmers stakn, ssIltne.
~ seven furionxx. the feature.
Frank Mount Pleasant, foruuaelv q a.
Carlisle Indian football tsaA Win play
quarterback on the Dickinssa Csijags
eleven. He h = junior Il Di~kinssa-
At thu Broekton (Mam.) fais. 0seree
G. and Major Delmax were go = trtal
heats against time In m eGeet - hrsnk
thu track record Of 2:11K. NejsAsr 49,
successful. bat Major DeImas, Il NJ triak
nads the mile o. tho haIk-ml1e 1rack Z
2:12 dat.
Lillian r., owned b. David shaw -
Cleveland. made her Arsk nce ssrt a
the year IT Columbus. and astentdAed ~
grand circuit taisnt hy showing spseA
enough to beat Margaret O.. ~ lsSsritaA
To do this. Lillian r. haa - enks . rse-
ord Of 2 OaIt.
Engiiah FeafherweiSht Oanpasa NJ
san WAS too clever for Eddie Haaasn q
San Francisco In their tveney-reunA
bout. Hanlon. who had IN advantnss q
about eight pounds in Weight. showed
some Of has oid-time cisvern~nt heweyx.
and stayed the limit with The titEis Hnsr
lishman. the latter being AWARDED IT, -
cision ON points.
An usher this year AZ the Bestsa Amer-
lean League grounds, = frst taDemnn
with the New York Americans next -
son--that il the rise Of Daniel a. Harry.
a loyear-oid ofBce boy WHO Aas hs2n
signed BY Arthur Irwin, scout - IL Nsw
York Americans. Barry II said o. % !
natural player and Irwin nays - Aas
found q second Hal Chase.
Az Rube waddeIi. the biz han tasser.
left a theater IN ut. Louis the ethes uixht
he saw Detective John Finaa engaged IL
q desperate tight with Edward BarnAkt, 81
81. Louis. Rube quickly put ho<A 81 the
~combatants to sleep and then Aeok then
TO 4 hospital.
The faculty Of Wisconsin Untversiky
law School decided that Ewnld SdehA
the crack Wisconsin cenfer rush. could
not lake 4 special examinafion - c3sor
up deficiencies incurred 81 hin ieevine
summer school without tskinx @ni.a-
tiena. This mssns Gtiehn = tneS1ErG1e =
Day football this sea06
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
Doctor. Testing Condemned Food.

X has just been learned that 8 most
exhaustive study of the effects of the use
of deadly acids in the preservation Of
canned foods has been going on in New
York City for the past four montas.
Three physicians and an expert chemist
have subjected themselves to experiments
soon to be made public. The men are
Doctors Lucas. Ringer and Harvey and
Chemist Edward O'Brien. They have
zach taken 60 grains Of the much-talked-
Of benzoic acid, yet show practically n
I'D effects 20 far
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

M#4N
Albany labor unions hrr sUsed ana
opesssd a tuberculosis - lion.
The linen industry Il Ireland give. en-
rios sneTt 10 shout 5o.usO people.
During August ~ people we're injured
In Industrial accidents ia Canada. aud I16
died.
Ar Lsthfridge. GAn&da. with a p0ruia.
ton ef s.ssi. there ar~ 1000 members of
trades unions.
Yorkshire fEnxlanis Miners Fedora
ton IN continuing its crusade againm NOM
aFsion workers In the eoaiicries~
Boston tMas.l Cigar Makers Union
aas leyicd an assessment cf ~ q sAcA
nseraher 10 advertise the blue label
Delegates from the HrirkiAyer and
Stes,eHaa sofs' unions ues ut Guelph, Ckn
ada. TO form q provincial association.
La iSts there we're only thirsy~seven
are $40 with 4 total uae rah~rsAir Of ~.
iG3.
The International Brotherhood Of
Tea mssrfx has rejected sse ovwrsur~~ for
amalsa mation of the United Tea masters of
America.
The American section of the hos and
shoe workers International body now has
more than xitsa0ko in its emergency fand.
according 10 repors.
Union men of Waila wAila. Wash, win
ask the Beard of Education TO submit -
the people al the next eseefios the prous-
sataon Of FIRE. text hooks.
A maritime federation. which viii e.
hracc about twenty different anicns -.
gagged In the shipping industry Of Aus
ney.
The lockout al The Vulcan ~Shaphuiiding
yards az Stestin. Germany. ended by the
return If the s.ufO rivrtrrs. the men hav-
ing agreed upon the compromise proposi-
tons.
The book and Job ~eai~ Of the San
Francisco Typographical Insoa has b~sn
increased from So to So q week. An
employers have accepted the new scais
under IN agreement.
The Massachusetts State executive
board II the Steam Engineers Union do
cided upon Lowell a. the place. and Sun
day. dec. IL. as the date for tbs engi~
neers' annual State convention.
The International Cotton Spsnners'
Union has recently presented Samuel Ross
Of New Bedford. Mas. In veteran sscre-
tary. with a silver service containing
tifty pieces. as a token Of appreciation At
his faithful services.
Payment Of old age pensions Of mem
bers Of the International Typographical
Union whose claims nave been approved
began on Aug. -. about 40 appiica-
tons nave been made 50 far from various
parts Of the country.
Millinery ranks fourteenth among tho
pursuits in which women are engaged ~
breadwinnars in America. 1t IN distinctly
a woman's occupation and IL In estimated
that 94.3 per cent Of all miiliners In tn
United States are women.
The Oklahoma mining law has gone
into eject, and liz 4 measure To safeguard
life and property. This measure, watch
is the direct result OF the Efforts Of tia
mine workers union. h said to be- the best
law OF It's kind In any State Of the Cnion-
Under the new law. which went into
effect on Oct. l. she authority to enforce
the child labor law in mercantile estah-
lishmenis In cities OF the first class In
New York was transferred from the local
health authorities to the State depart
ment of labor. acting through is bursas
Of mercantile inspection
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
PLAGUE or Lo5Usrs.


N
regions I'm Soush America are
being devastated by iocnsss. This Is
the third successiye season In which
they have aps.ar.d lii countless swarms
and every ytstige OF vegetation on
which cattle and sheer, s~sslpSlSt In being
DESTROYED. The countries chiefly affect
ca are Argentina. Bolivia. southern
Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. In
these countries the swarms have lsen
steadily increasing for a numter OF
years They are supposed TO originate
In the s~outhe~ly part of the Amazon
basin and in the t9aaaco Ut Bolivia and
Of northern Argentina. They had come
from. the north In clouds THAT sometimes
darken the sua and some al the swarms
have been estimated 10 te 90 miles
long and from l.. Ia IL miles wide. Hut
these billions of flying insects are only
the f~orsxunners OF the greater mischief
to come.
They make ~sesnlate the area In
which they settle. but often jump wide
In their flight. Before they take
10 b wing they lay billions NJ eggs Ia
the warm earth which In ii few weeks
become hosrs'rs, IL IN this somnx. vora-
cions hrood. before 1t can ~. that us.
teriy strips the land III everything
green as though Ii had been burned
over.
All the governments are fighting the
evil. Two years ago the Argentine gov
eminent organized a commission Tor
the destruction Of the locust. Last
year the Argentine Congress placed 81
100000 al the disposal OF this commits
sion. Sub committees represent the
general commission In every depart
ment exposed TO thsse lnvasions and
they extend from the northern limit OF
agriculture In the republic 10 the Neu-
qucn river. almost To Patagonia. Nv.
erything possible h done 20 minimize
the damage.
A fine III loo pesos Is imposed upon
any settler falling TO report tn the sub
committee In his district the presence
OF locust swarms err hopper eggs Oh his
land. An organized service embracing
thousands of men Ii In readiness at any
moment To send a force Ia any place
where danger liz reported. The most
effective war is waessd against the
:oung hoppers.
The official report IL that as many -
$4,000 hopper eggs have been counted
In n space less than three and a half
feet square. A p~rodiglous nunyber 1t
tho young insects are destroyed soon
after Matching by means OF ~sprinkIins
carts filed with arsenic water or otle.
poisonous liquids. still many of them
escape and the country they cover II
too vast 10 he entirely treated with the
sprinkling process. Fortunately the
young hofpers have a hatit that faciit'
tatee the destruction of millions more
OF them. Ky the time they are two
weeks old they have developed an enor.
t.ioas appetite. But they do not SET
oai 20 eat up the world I'm thin array
or scattered detachments. They collect
here and there In compact masses Ia
move forward on the food. and when
IN army OF hoppers advances from ons
space To another there lis nothing lcft
TO eat on the ground they have de-
serted. They .annot fly. they move
forward only rrom 400 TO 600 feet q
day.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
NEW YORK.

Retail trade still reflects the influence
of warm weather and the approach Of
election breeds conservatism as regards
heavy buying and the projection of new
enterprises. However, there is more do
ing and more confident buying OF raw
material by manufacturers who apparent
ly forecast a change for the better in rhs
latter part of this year or the early part
Of merit
The large movement Of wheat to mar
ket Is responsible for the optimistic
tenor of reports from distributive CEN
ters in the Northwest. Effects Of the
drought are shown in almost total suspen-
sion OF steamboat traffic on the OHIO
river and its tributaries. the holding up
of large quantities Of coal along that
stream, the prevalence Of destructive for.
est fires and the low stage of water sup
plies. Reports rs TO collections vary, b.
ing best in the Northwest and poorest In
the South.
The situation in textile lines In inter
esting and not without encouragement
While jobbing trade is confined largely to
small immediate shipment or filing.in
orders. there is fair activity in the CHI
cago district and farther west. where the
breaking of the drought has helped senti-
ment.
More interest has been developed In the
iron and steel market, and considerable
new business has been lone in the EXst
In basic pig.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending Oct. % number 231.
against pa last week. 20 in the like
week of 1907. 1S4 in 1905, ITS In 1908
and $50 in 1904. Business failures in
Canada for the week ending with Oct.
% number 81, which compares with y
last week and 80 in this week last year.
-Bradstreet'S Commercial Report.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06


The Rev. Walt Holcombe, a sou In
law Of the late Sam r.. Jones OF Car
tersville. Ga. must pay a fine OF $500
for using improper language In the pull
pit when there were women In the con-
gregation. The Court Of Appeals thii
week affirmed The verdict of the lower
court.
In affirming the conviction the Court
OF Appeals said 1T was o the RI
hc'dry OF some low-grade comedian In q
second-class theater; IL WAS the indie.
cell. Jest Of a minister Of the gospel,
made In n house devoted to tho services
OF God, In the presence Of some 3,000
wosshipers, aimed at Il female melnier
Of the congregation whose excess 81
aiipose happened 10 excite his atter.
ton"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
prohibition Cut. Arre.t..

AT the recent meeting OF the League Of
American municipalities. Mayor Joyner
Of Atlanta gave figures from the court
and police records of that city, showing q
falling off of more than 80 per cent in
the number of arrests for drunkenness
and misdemeanors attributable TO drink
since the establishment Of prohibition.