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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

Pittsburg grand jury has returned in
d~ictinents against l.. j Van der Box
and u. w. Bowies W New York, for
conspiracy. These are The men who
we're sent to pittsburE By q New York.
publicity concern to get evidence that
"a prominent picking and preserving
firm Of that city was secretly using
chemical personalities. Failing 70
obtain any such evidence II Is eharg-
ed that they undertook to m%anufac-
tnre It. They were arrested and held
under $500 bonds which were increas-
ed rs $500 when the examining mag
istrate heard the testimony Tile
grand jury has now indicted them
and u Is reported that interesting DE
velopments arc expected when the
ease come To trial To strengthen the
cage against them two indictments
were returned. one for conspiracy and
the other TOR entering a huiltiing an
iawfully.
The case attracted widespread at
trntion from the faet that tie public
fty concern which employed Van der
BOX ana Bowlos is retained by a com :
bination Of food manufacturers using
/ chemical personalities and the con-
spiracy was directed against the Pitts
! burg company because Of ita activity
in the cause OF pure food
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
SOMETHING DOING
At K. G.. MEET
TONIGHT
.OeshIef and Harrington Win
Give Wrestling Exhibition and
Frank Spears and Jimmy
McCaffrey win Use Pillows,

Those members of the Knights Of
columbus who enjoy athletics will
nave the opportunity OF WITNESSING
Two 81 the liveliest events in ihat lire
Tonight hat have taken place INA Al
buquerque for some time. The smok-
or VIII be held In X. G. han and VIII
begin promptly al \ o'clock and mem
bers Of Albuquerque Council and visii-
ing brothers are requested to be on
hand promptly az that time. Tho ball
viii start rolling when Frank Spears.
one Of the fastest lightwciehts iu the
west. and Jimmy McCaffreN. who is
not slow by any means. viii ao after
each other hammer and fonss in . -iS
round boxing match. The glove con-
test VIII be followed iy an exhibition
wrestling match between Simon Dcsi-
LET and Bob Harrington. both Of whom
ere 100 vel known To AlLuqueraueans
10 need amy introduction The stunts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
0bR|EN NARROWLY
ESCAPES BAD
BEATING
Saves PhiIadeIphian at
End of Six Fast Rounds With
Al Kaufmani Both Bleeding
Freely at Finish

Philadelphia. Jan ~. Jack
OBrien's ring generalship tonight say
ed him from a terrible beating ana a
possible knockout at the hands OF Al
Kaufman Of SAN Francisco in a SIX
round bout before the National Attn
letic club tonight.
At the close OF the fight both men
were bleeding from nose and mouth
and O'Bricn had a badly swollen eve.
Kaufman. however. was in far ha'ceg
condition than the Philadelphian
There was tedious delay in Setting
started because Kaufman Insisted On
the gloves being weighed,
O'Brien once defeated kaufman IN
san Francisco and the C%alifoieifn
was a trifle too anxious or he might
have duplicated O'Brien's feat.
When the bell rams for the opening
the men rushed TO a clinch and in the
.breakaway O'Bricn sent two straight
lefts TO the nose. Kaufman rushed
his opponent around the rinf but
.O'Brisp wouNl stop suddenly aal Joit
a ha~l right or left to the face.
Thfre was little damage don ~ The
first round. bur n the second k1uf-
man droyc lis rieht under oBric.ls
heart and crossed a left to the INV
. Jack ~ clinch
Tho minu rest refreshed )lr N
Wonderfully ana he had al the adj
vantage Of the third round. His eN-
ertfons seemed 10 weaken him, how
ever. and had 1t not been for his
.clinching in the fourth round o'Brien
would have been knocked out. About
the middle Of this round Kaufman
drove a wicked right to the wind and
hooked a Viclo 5 left to the chin.
O'Brien"droppcd 10 his knees and
when he arose he rushed To a clinch.
His clever footw lrk saved him.
In the fifth and sixth rounds oBrien
would not allow the Californian % get
set. The PkhilGdelphian would Jab
the nose with a left ana then rush to
a elinch before kaufman could land
With effect. In the middle Of the
sixth round kaufman caught O'frien
coming and almost lifted him off his
feet with a right uppercut. 0Brien
clinched and saved himself. II Is
doubtful whether Q Brien could have
lasted another round, even with mis-
brilliant foot work.
Kaufman gave his weight AT l93
while o'Brien gave his as 1913 pouhcs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

Tampa. Fla, Jan. 19.-Laycrs had
their inning today when every faVorite
and lightly played second and third
choices got left. Results.
First race. about 3 furlongs: Gold
IN Ruby. won; Ellanette, second; Lou
Use. third. Time. az.
Second race. q IL furlongs. Maid
ems. Necklet won; Eiizabethan. sec
ord. Cathrine Monteur. third. Time,
Ian S-5.
Third race, ; 1-e f~urlongs: Ormuz
won. Fleming. second. Esther Brown.
third. Time. 1:ll.
Fourth race. q %furlongs. handicap;
Warner Griswell won; Mettie Bernud.
second. Cloisteress. third. Time, 1.ii
l2-5.
Firth race. : furlones: Merise won;
Otovo. second. Chaiborn third. Time.
l1;s3 Is.
sixth race. f%urlongs: Rebel Queen
won: Grace d. KimbalL second Aliee
third. Time. 1888.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
PER DIE RATES
FOR
ON DESERT
Men in SpafseIy Set
lied Sections Receive Five to
Six Dollars d Day,
Morning journal lnrcpu,
613 Munscy building.

Per diem rates Of pay VIII Ae naid
rs United Statcs Census Director Dur
and 10 the census enumcrators ~ the
sparscly settled rural districts Of Arl'
zona. California. Colorado ldaho'
Montana. Texas. rtah Washington
and Wyoming
Tie rate viii range from S6 10 50
per day for the thirty days allowed the
enumeration of the rural areas outside
Of cities having d population Of 3 90
or more at the rensus Of 1909 SiN
dollars IS tho highest rate authorlz-
ed by law,
Director Dnrand realizes that in
man, districts Of the far west It will
be- impossible a. secure competent men
20 act as gnumerators at a rate of
compensation less than taat being
paid for ordinary classes OF worn IN
the same area. We're cnumnrators pa
such districts paid only on the pei
capita basi4, their compensation would
be unrcasonably low.
The enumeraturs in the thinlv In
habited country sections 81 North pa
kota. south Dokata, Nebraska ana
Kansas also viii bc compensated ON q
per diem basis Certain cpnmera
ton districts Ia other states VIII he in
.cludcd among those 10 which the per
diem rates VIII apply as the diffieul-
ties of the enumeration are such that
an enumeration can NOT maiNc tait
earnipgs at ans Of the pef capita rates
established
This announcement was mude ny
. T. 4. UaLTIAs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
ABOUT
CONNERS' TWO
MILLIONS
New YORK Legislative Commits
sion Anxious to Know Why
Democratic State Chairman
Was Given Telephone Stock,
rpy Morning Journu, saecipl Iea.ea Wire,

IBy Morning J0urnui snecial Ieased Wirel
New York. IAN. 19.-The name OF
william j. Conners. of Buffalo. chair
man Of the democratic state commit
tee. coupled with an alleged $1,000
600 stock transfer. frightened the
proceedings today of The state legis-
lativc committee tina is trying 70 de-
tcrmine the ~advisability OF placing
telegraph and telephone lines under
the Jurisdiction of the public service
commission II,
in a letter addressed to the chair
man of the committee. state senator
George Davis. James NJ. o'Grady, of
Rochester,, wants to know Why Mr.
Gamers received from promoters OF
an independent telephone company in
Rochester. S2.000.n 0p worth of stock
gratis. as was charged in testimony IN
the recent litigation against the com
pany.
DfGrady. who is counsel Tor certain
Stockholders in az suit against dire
tors OF the United states Independent
Telephone compaiff reviewed in ms
letter some details of testimony g.
brought ont in ,lio Au { at Itochcste'
III WIittlr sfNAR 'ftAA W. 3 AE N'ANNN -
WAS shown by AlbdIr @. Fem. presi-
dem Of the Alliance bank Of Roches-
ter. that ne had issuei a ccrtilicate
OF stock of the lace value of $2.0o0, r.
600 to William j t'onnAgs. az liulfaln.
without any consideration at the re-
quest ana under the direction of
Thomas w. Fmucane, because MI
Corners was an influential man.' Fin
ucane is Il demoegasic state commit
teeman,
Mr.. O'Grady then concludes with
this request.
1--WE desire To call the attention of
your committee to this TRANSACTIONS
believing az we do that 1t Is "a matter
Of your committee, should investi-
gate ANA probe to- the bottom that the
real reasons why thsi stock was
turned over to Corners should be
known and that proper legislation
mas be had 70 forbid similar transacv
tions in the future.
The committee took the matter un
der adviscmcnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
SPLIT MAY DEFEAT
RAlLR0ADERS DEMANDS
Conductors, aud Engineers 81 Mexican
National DIVIDED on
Methods,

Mexico City. Jan. 49, That There
is "a probability OF q srlit between the
conductors and engineers who M {"
this time. have stood together in
making demands on the National
Lines of Mexico was admitted tonight
after an informal meeting Of the raft
way employees
The disagreement came when tn"
conductors urged action one way or
another immediately upon the reply
of General Manager clark 20 thets
demands This raply is expected to-
morrow. On tho other hand. the en-
|sincers FAVOR taking the matter te
higher railroad Officials. md eVau to
the government authorities ii Mr..
Clark does NOT grant the dcmauds
made last Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
MAJORITY
ASSURED in ENGLAND

London. Jan l9 An the returns
Of today's elections that are likely To
be received tonight show that the an
%ionists gained FIVE seats aud the lib
erals one leaving The present position
81 the parties as follows.
unioniHts 1928 Liberals. 119; Labor
ties. % Nationalist, 49,
Thus FAR Therefore the Unionlsts
have "a net gain of a. seats.
They are required 20 obtain az
least an les nat gain to wipe out the
liberal majority ln the iast p%ariin-
mcnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

Jacksonville, Jan. 19.-Moncrief
layers received a drubbing rs five
heavily played were returned winners
TO-DAY.
First race. 9 f%urlongs, selling: Dee
ency fon; Lady Ormicant, second;
IBendaga, third. Time, :36.
Second race, 5 IL lurlongs, purse:
Carroll won: Martin. May, second;
Dress Parade II. third. Time, LOS.
Third race. 8 furlongs. selling; Fur
mace won: Ben Double. second; Wap-
Ionoca. third. Time. l:l2 4-5.
Fourth race, General Lees birthday
Confederate handicap, 1 is miles;
Taboo Won; Woolwinder. second; PIN
te. third. Time. 1853 S-5.
Firth race. G %furlongs, selling; Jae-
Iobit won: roison d'Or, second; Nama,
third. Time. 1:13.
Sixth race, / mile. l-lh, selling:
Stoneman won: Camel. second; SpleH-
dida. third. Time. 1:4S 3-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
ESTRADA INSISTS THAT
MADRlZ RECOGNIZE HIM

Managua. Jam 19.-Generals Es-
lttada and Chamotro have sent the
following message through Rear Ar
miral Eimhall 70 President Aadri2
BEFORE answerins your message re
Isaiding the place IF holding . peace
conference. ynu must reply %categoric-
|ally 10 our message of CHG l1th inst
in which we SAY that >oU max send
peace commissioners Il prepared t.
.ngree to Our conditions 81 peace which
are the recognition of tho provisional
government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

Washington. AIN. l9-While tn
house was engaged today la an cx-
tended debate ON the Mann white
slave bill~ consideration OF which Viii
be resumed tomorrow. the senate was
doing quick york Ia %disposing 40 th'
District Of Columbia appropriation
bill carving about S1e.ooo,oo
The house also passed = resolution
calling on the secretary of the navy
to report whether in the present fiscal
year any powder has been bought
from = trust.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
SPANKED HIS WIFE
FOR SWEARING
Artists Sister Tells Of Discip-
Iinary Methods Employed in
Chfisty Household Fight for
Child Nears Close,


GAINESVILLE, o., Jan. lH.-lio"ard
Chandler Chtisty spanked his wife
once when she s0ore at him. accord
ing To- testimony In todas q hearing "i
NFrs. 'hfisiNs sNli 70 gam possession
or Natalie. their ~ year old daughter
That interesting went was portray rd
BIZ Miss Rose Christy. sister of the art
isl In her testimony
Miss christy said that Il night sllo
overheard Mrs Chfisty In her room at
the chrtsty home. at Duncan Falls
rumbling thro1ieh q trunk u numb
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
rjrc,nan Wins Derision.

billings Montana- Jan l9~Carl
Bnsch. fireman middleWeight wrestler
this evening won a decision over Tom
Connors. wclterweight champion az
England. gaining fwo straight falls.
the tirst in SIX ana the second IN
three minutes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
Al Oakland.

Oakland, Jan. l9.-Lons priced
horses We're TO The front in the first
three races today but the favorites
had an inning after that. Colonel
Jack, is 10 i. outsider, ran over the
field first and the well supported
Robert Hurst took the two Year old
event. Lord Of the Forest wen hand
led proved an easy winner in the third
Keepmoving ran away from the others
il the fourth, winning as she pleased.
Results:
First race, ) liz turlongs, selling:
Colonel Jack wonT Belle Kinney. Sec
ond; Burning Bush, third. Time, lio9
2-5.
Second race. 8 furlongs, purse: Rob
lert Hurst Won; Amargosa. second
Stalev. third. Time, SO SO.
Third race. 8 1-2 furlongs, selling;
Lord of the Forest won; r.. NJ. Fry.
second; erosion. third. Time. 1909 10.
Fourth race. %futurity course, selling
John II. Sheehan won; Marburg, sec
ond; Balronia. third. Time, 1910 f-5-
FIFTH race, | mile. 90 yards, selling.
Keepmoving won; Wap. second; De
necn, third. Time, 1:44.
Sixth race, 6 f%urlongs. selling: Al
don Gulch won; Roberta, seconds,
~Glennadeane, third. Time. 1.15 S-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
RACING RESULTS


Juarez. Men. Jan. ~la.--Fred Null
holland at S 10 | proved a big surprise
when he easily won the closing event
at Tcrrazas Park today. He was prac-
tically neglected in the betting. lie
railed his field as usual until well
into the stretch when he came with a
rush and won by two lengths from a
good field. Jockey Mondan made a
claim to the stewards hat he was re-
peatedly hit over the head by Shill-
ing's whip all through the stretch
Shilling was warned that such tactics
would not be tolerated here. The at
tendance was above the average and
two faVorites won, Summaries:
First race, selling. 3 f%urlongs: Sis
Gus. 104 tShilling), lS TO 3, Won,
Cesarilass. 80 tQuay), 3 to /. second.
Corzo. 101 (Rice). Is to /, third.
Time. 1.01 1-5. Judge Shortall. Dixie
Gem. Verginia Lindsey. King Rover,
Cherokee. Red Campus ana Fairmont
also ran.
Second race, selling. G mrlongs
Wohoome. 105 (Molesworth). & to !.
won: Bon Ton, 102 Garner, 6 TO /,
second. Anne Niece. 105 tBenscho-
tenD, 8 to !. third. Time. 1:1S IA,
Congo. Lighthouse, Airs, Pocotaligo,
l.. NJ. Reckert and Stendal also ran.
Third race. 3 f%urlongs. two year
olds: Rue, 10 6Shilling). 90 to !. won;
Coed. 10. tGarner). s to ], second;
Ilsie. 10. (Molesworth). : to | third.
Time .34 4-5. Exactly. Morning Song.
Leap, Miss brunette, L~ithogene. Ban
Ann. Columbus Queen and San Fran
cisco Maid, also ran.
Fourth race. E f%urlongs. Early Tide
113 (Riee). 4 TO /, won; Pajaroita. ll6
(Shtlling). S to 8. second, Rustem, l0l
Garner. 4 to /, third. Time, 1913.
Jolly also ran.
Fifth race. selling, ! lie niles
Blunt. 81 tGarnerl. 8 to /, won, Ouch
ess of Monticello. f02. (Smal). 3 to
l. second; Knight Glaze. 102. CMoles-
WORTH. 25 to J.. third. Time, 1:47.
Melange, Margaret Randolph. Captain
Burnett, Nibliek. Gull and Cuban BOY
Sixth race, selling, ! mile: Fred
Mullholland. 100 (SmalD. to /. won
Fantastic, los tBenschotent. 6 to d,
second; Howard Pearson, 102, 81. Will
SOM. / to l, third. Time. 1879 20.
Ethel Day, Arcourt n Lista also ram.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
TWO SHOT DOWN BY
STARVING THIEF
MurderouS Robber Caught in
Sacramento Tells Police Hun
ger Drove Him to Desperate
Deeds,


Sacramento, Cal Jan. 10, lone
rohbcr entered the Lafayette saloon
on * street tonight, wantonly shot one
OF the customers. held up the bartcn-
der, and when escaping down the
street shot "a hoy who tripped him. He
was captured later and identified aa
Edward Lyon. atlas william Miller.
Edward RaabeN. the boy ne shot, Is
thought to be fatally injured The
other victim. William Mccarthy, is
dying.
When taken to the police station
Lyon or Miller said That be had lost
his jon and Ind had nothing to eat for
two DAYS. Lyon deliberately walked
up to McCarthy and shot him TO ter
rorize tho crowd in the saloon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
URGED
AS SUCCESSOR
FOR CANNON
Gossip Among congressman
Finds New Solution u Ques-
ton OF What to Do with
Ex-Presjdents,


WASHINGTON, Jan ~. -N oosoNolt
for speaker OF tho house ~ rcprcseu
tatives. This is the latest decision
reached Us Ca Waat shall De- done
With our cN-presidents aeeordins to
a report tonight spread amous mcm-
beers OF CONGRESS
it is even said that AIR. Roosevelt
has agreed To run for congress go the
first district Of Sew York state in
which oyster haA IS located. Tho un-
%deistanding THAI ne would be elected
to the speakership IL he runs IL is
declared, is insisted ga by MT. lteose-
Nrlt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
FEE FOR MURDER IN TAMPA

Tsmf,s. Fla. Jan Ia.-fn the trial
moro too,t nf g'asteug Fiplrrotta for
Ihe murder of 5 o. FicArrottt ai
legged victim ol ca black hand Plot
Hugh Mcfarland. 81 leading financief
of Tampa TESTIFIED thui Fiearrotia bad
come 70 him and offered ie h.i am.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

man hs wanted tu for S2o0' MetaF-
land said mat DE led the men on anu
practically made Arrangements WIN
him Ia commit a crime Just to see u
he were IN earnest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

tonight viii be put on under The sup
crNision OF Tony orti2, the athletic
and are expected To- bc yery
interesting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
SOUTHWEST NEWS NOTES

A mexican sheep herder was found
dead with a bullet wound IN his head
on the range three miles east Of Dew
cy. near Prescott. at noon Friday by
Il fellow herder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
TO Fate TO CLASSIFY.

wANTED-Team of horses FOR their
keep foT tw. months: light work,
sood feed and cate Dick Riggs
sfur~es hotel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

A number Of farmers near Hager-
man in The Pecos VALLEY. have organ
ized a company and VIII build Q dam
across the Rlo Felix at d cost OF Sl6,-
600 to impound water for irirgatlng
their farms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

II. $. Wannamaker, general man
.agcr Of the Mountaineering 4 Plains
railroad. authorizes The statement
that Capt. J, IT, Conlon with q force
.of engineers and helpers. viii leave
Dalhart, Toxas, on next Monday for
Guthrie. Oklahoma. where they VIII
begin the construction of the road
AS soon ns the weather VIII. permit
and the ground is ia condition. con
stluction work VIII begin At Cinlar-
ron New Mexico Tie also authorizes
the statement that there has heen
no change I'M The eriginal plans of the
.road 60 run throash Springer direcr
.f0 Cimurron.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

The prelininary trial of WIN. Gore,
charged with the %stabhing Of Chas.
". Edwards With q knife near Raran-
COS about the first Of December, was
held Monday afternoon before Justice
iof the Peace y, L. Patterson at TUT
lcumcari. Edwards was stabbed sew
erul times with Il knife mad was in II
critical condition for several days
Gore was bound over to await action
of tho grand Jury and his bond was
fiNed az $1,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

aeroplane ran forward on its starting
wheels and suddenly arose from the
earth. 1t arose gradually, and had
half crossed the field before it reached
an altitude sufficient to clear the
trees.
The stranger brought it around
with a graceful sweep, and as the
planes canted John Edwards threw
his weight to the opposite side and
held the wild thing to an even keel.
All right?" cried the stranger.
All right, replied John.
He had no fear. His soul seemed
to exult in this strange adventure. He
tried to wonder at himself.
And now the airship sailed over the
the woods and across the gorge and
above a great field of waving corn.
The breeze suddenly freshened and
came in fitful puffs.
She's wonder, isn't she?" cried
the exulting stranger.
"Yes," John answered
"Glad you came?-
"Yes, yes
The cool breeze felt very good as
it stirred Johns damp hair. And
then he realized that he had no hat.
He must have left his hat in the office.
That was strange.
They were Swimming along at a
height of perhaps 100 feet, and had
voyaged dozen miles or more, when
the stranger called back to him:
Hold fast" he cried; "Im going
to try dip"
John clutched a rod and chung to it
as the planes canted and the aero
plane dove down. 1t was a reckless
experiment. For moment it seemed
that collision with the earth was
inevitable. But the stranger flung
the craft around, the planes careened
and John Edwards-whose strength
seemed to ooze away like WATERWAYS
flung to the ground
He heard the stranger cry out, he
saw the planes arise, and then he
lost consciousness.
When he awoke he was in his own
bed at home and the gentle face of
his wife was bending over him.
"Hullo," he family said. He was
strangely weak.
A wonderful smile overspread his
wife's face. She laid her cool hand
on his head.
mot bit of fever" she said.
you're all right now"
He looked at her inquiringly.
you have had little touch of sun.
stroke, John. DR.. Barclay says you
will be all right in few days"
How did you happen to look for
me?"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
ting and giving mutual enjoyment.

ting and giving mutual enjoyment. 7
want you to realize what power and
possibility there is in you to lift
and leaven the tone of this queer
thing, society. Far more than many
realize, it is in the power OF woman
to purify the tone of the life in which
she has part.
The old fable Of Una and the Lion
is fact. Sheltered in her instructive
modesty and pureness, girl has the
power not only to resist and to re-
fuse, but far more than that, to put
to shame and rout the insolence of a
presumptive familiarity. The toler-
ance of an intoxicated man in any
house after first offense, the recog-
milton of men or women living in the
sin Of so-called marriage after a
scandalous divorce; the permitted en-
try into a Christian home of a no.
torious libertine, are things against
which with quiet dignity every woman
is bound to protest, and protesting
to protect herself. to prevent the repe-
tition, and to purify the atmosphere
of social life"