davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-20
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

Splter, par uMaio Of Sonpr". Sun
bar cit 0rogt al r60 Sotin % en-
Buffet al rpbe &ojer. Misl les @elen
Mpe og Ionnp Burton tor 8rl16e=
pigcr. o bar Denbpl0Spis gul og
grp11 Sutin o9 grlc Gbrpin1tenn1m
@utctter.
Mr. Nnore1p @cmgren nor Mr.
2eaf' is ~beolte Mon6". Srl1oelben6e
bar Mr. George 2inoner og @r.
&icborb Gngltrom. MeSlrs. Steiner
og gbmin @ngltrom bar l1ibers. Mr.
@orrp 6. George iong to Soloer I'M
Scr Geremomen. @rs. Sobn Orr
ipilleoe @rl1oemoricber, offompagne:
ret poo Giolin al @erbert Moe.
! @fter Gielien ofbolotes eli &ecep:
tion / 8rl1oens 6orrl6res @jem 65s
ct. Mntbonp Mpe. @11iet bar before
ret nneo ct rigt Tlor al 8lpa1iter ol
Smilots. Miis Bertha Moe og Mrs
IS. 8. Gln1len osliltere6e / 5piieia
len, % Misics @elen pg Jlorenc
I%re0cricflon ierpcre0e Yl,1cb.
Mr. pa Mrs. 2eof pil bore / Sc
res Stem, 343 st.. Nntbonp She
ct. Eorrl, otter Is. Nonember.
st. Eol1l Sioenoe" grotl1lerer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
Oscar f. g6rilten(en.
Mepmblifauif &anoioat for 2c9isla=
iurcn.

Oscar j. GDriltenien, Sen bctleno=
te 10 popl,lere l1nge Sogfprer i
Globe @l1iloing, forer CT lipli9 &onl=
pagne for @ienpolg, pg efter alt at
0pmn1r timber ban troftig Stptte
blonot ollie &lasler al Srlgerne.
san fsrer lin Ngitation paa en- p9r~
Sig % b%enipnsfulO Moooe, Der glpr
set bcoite Sl1otrpf, pg bans &eforo
er iooleoes, at ban bar pilt Jig at bore
bel ifitfct for Sen Stilling ban lpger.
@ons Mrgunenter for Srlgerne bar
%operbepilt oisle on, at ban CT nel ITO
r1ltet til at repre- entere @oroct,
lon9t at fprctrrffe for bans Moo=
f%oroioot, ser mollgler Grforin1 | L.
g~islutiu &irflombe0. st unoet Nrg1l:
mcnt er, at Ell Gcmofrot / en- laa no
prugct republican, 6orlumlirg ion
M%in1elpto 2~cgislotur flun fan bl1r'
al rillge 9fptte til set @arO ban re
pre- %cuterer> ioet bul1 fife piloe tin
Sc Sen i%prupoue Stotte hos &epllhll
funerne. Mr. Gbriltenl en bar / c
Girflllrre til &rlgerne berleoet Sp
mprf lombeocn poa npgle al DC Tor
llog, lon1 ban bor ltpttet % fooe
peota9ne, % ion1 er al ierlig @etpo
ming for 6. @or0. Derof frengoo'
at bans Hetor0 er goo, % at bo1
Iorticner ale rettuutcnoe &9lgere;
Stptte. @olg al 6prb1nos%l enator e.
ct al Spprgsmoalene / oen11e Seam
payne, og Sc &elgere, lom pnlfer
at 'Senotor Glapp lfal gicnpGlgcs
tou pirfe ben til oette pe0 at lte1nmt
for Oscar S. Gbuiltcnien.
Tpr oa1lfe @Glgere far set Sltter
eSiel, at Mr. Gbriitenie CT fpot a
ounlfe TorGlore. 9on bar belle III
Sis lepet / 6. @arO % or iaaleoc;
, ltorft interesieret / oens @elfrro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
Gcn nnprrenoc mc9ct bD9tigc &e9i
iter Of 9eeos, lom bmroc gjen=
prlgcs til bette Gmbcoe.

&egiltreringen al SfipOer og or=
Gre Gofumcnter, lpn1 l@ortcrer 1moer
&egilter pf Gec0s=Gmbeoct ,bor alorig
pnret / mere fpmpeter1te @pnoer en0
I'LL er Sill ul0e. Ncgilter Fitzgerald
bar lot elrQfaolel tof for Torretnings=
fprcllen ! bette Mplltor, lon1 ingen
pil fl11nc fprbe0re; ban far forltaact
at intte lig inO / Sc &rnp lprn Soft,
Ser oo1lig bar Tprretninger al Sen
Nrt, fon title til Ell loubon Gn1beos=
| man0.
Gcttc Gn1beoc er al ltpr 9etgo=
ming, life olene fpr 1lurpGre110e,
men pgloo for 6reyutiben = moolfe
mere for Set 1iOlte eno roget onoet
Gnrbeoe / Golu,tpet = og set ct / bpi
@roo al &%igtigbe0, at inaer1 Sell
to9clie finder Ste0.
Fitzgerald for beriit, pes fortiot
Sjenelte, at bo1S Mrbejoe ct paali=
oeltgt, 0erfor nil Gnlgernc rpppe re-
litere at fpretogc cit Jo%ronoring.
Set ler beller life l1o til, at Sc bi(
prppe pon bette.
Sans itore Mojoritct / Tortioen
lpneS / Set fon1men0e &alg at futile
hline ell0nn, itprre, tbt bans &op11=
loritet pofscr m1eo Dpert nDt @e=
fien6tlfnb / 6orretningel1.
&co 9ammarfs Spmncrs 1i61tc
Mpbe blep f9lgenoc M 9e1tprelie
bolgt:
! ErG iioent, 81. 2ouriti en-.
&icc=ErGliont, Sobn Niclien.
&orr. Sefretnr, 81. g. @rori en-.
&osierer, 8. gblert.
6inants!Sefretpr, 6. Munfbolm.
MSl1ronce=&osicre Sam. SSSen1en.
1illi6smon6, Sopbus &11bln1onl1.
8ibliotbcfarer, @enrp Sobmlc11
% SIR. N%icoloijen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

STRIP otter &rppcnnmer paa bette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
@epnblifamif &anoioat for COUNTY
MttDrmcg.

Ser CT en- Mono, lpm icg / Ger
oelesbeo ltuloc pnite at le polgt 1o111
County Nttornep," lagoe Mlb11
@iorfluno iprnplig til Dor Meprn<
lcntort, roe set CT 9on. &eefe, rep1=
blifonif aunoioot for bette Gm=
be0e."
u@eefe," iortiatte bon, ~er en- loo
icrefonnlenoe Mon0 lom Sc fan
pnl fc at mpoe. @an pil blire en- ret
inroig % mcget bp9ti9 gmbeos<
mull0."
Mr. &eeie er AZ Star gommel.
@ar1 er @roolent fra Minneiotas
llniperjitet % bor boet / ct. Saul
oper 20 Mar.
SEQ at non1inere bam far &epu>
blifonerne bibrugt bereS &olgie00el
cit %betpoeiig Stprfe. San bar bobt
Ell uoltroft Yrotsis iom Moppfat fer
/ 8pen / Sc iioite Is Nor % CT bel
fienot / e, mis- &reos uf 8pens 8or=
gere.
Scr. @eeie cr eli enereiif, fompe=
tent % opgtig Mono for bctte Gm=
beoe ion1, bpis ban bliper palgt, bil
bic fine bcolte @ra1er til gmbe0ets
Yligtcr. @on tilbprer sen progress
iire Gel uf Eortiet % oil gipre Gfe1
% Sfiel meb Sc fattige loa bel ion1
Sc rige / Mominiltrotionen al oette
pigtige @mbeoe.
Muroen Ginb pil SEN /. 0ecem:
Der frnflptte fine nupnrenoe 9ofoler
pua 5. % Socflon til mere rl1lnmeli=
&c 2ofaler / 1915 6. 6. Street,
M%rbeioere bar peret igang / flere
Tiger mes at lutte iltano ou0cn og
treble gtoger / 0enne Spgning, I'M
Ser 9eOelie al Gcter 2inoboff. 6or.
ouoringerue fon>11cr til at fplte ON.
firing $4,000. Ser bliper peo Sil=
flptningen til Sc me 9ofoler cit 6elt
bpor so nDe Meblenmer oil blipt
in0fprt. 9en egentlige MabningS:
feltligbe0 bliper / 6orm al en- 8an:
tet Suleoag eller Nptaars0ag. 81
n%l1rtrrenoe gmbeosmeno er: Sobr
q. 2agermon, Yru lioent; u. 6. So:
at, Siceprelioert; Spon 9. Molm1.
Ser, Sefretnr, % Sictor Sngemon
&oslcrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

George 81. Naib er en- al Sc repu<
blifunife &on0iootu for County
Commissioner og, buis ban belges,
oil blipe nolgt til lin Ste Ierlnin iou1
Meolenn al County, tprelle1. San
er agtet lom cit Mano al bpj &orof=
ter, al itreng Sntegritet og irpgtles
((ofbnngtgbeon og uroer bans lmge
Spbol0 / Dor Miote fur bnn bnret
til ltor Nptte for tine Meoborgere.
Sans &arriere lom Meolem al
Gonntp=StDrelie bar peret mnrfet
at bans uomerfe0e 2jeneite for 8e=
folfningen / &amiep County, ban
bar ptet i'm Iio % iine &refter i
Bette Gm6eoes Sjeneite og bar aItib
bogtet ltrengt ODER l1berctti1e0e Mn=
greb pao @ountpets Mioler. Derpe6
bar Mr. Maib facet life faa SLENDER
inoenfor Maitin-@ olitiferne, ioet
ban oltio bar pg9ret Zig peo at eibre
Sn6remnelier til @oro-Eolitiferne
eller &ontraft6rer og bar oltio lat
oct lom en- &egel life at l,obetale no.
get al Gountpets Nenge fpr Mrbeibet
er blepen lnoeribgt og ct felt fer<
oigt. 9ette bans Stanopl1nft er bom
ielofplgelig til flor @re6it bos 8el-
gerne / set foreitaaenoe @alg.
Oct moa ligele6es reg,les bom til
gooe, at ban al6rig bar opponeret
imoo en- Sog,. iom far utrret til
Gountpets 6or6el. Sons officielle
&irfiombeo bor olti6 peret preget
al @enereiitet operfor @orgerne og
p%elgiprenoe Snititl1tioner, iom bob6e
Stpte bebop, o9 ban bar al6rie ei=
bet lin @temme til l16betaling al Of
fenlige Mt6ler for 6erbeo at bin6e
Nopularitet eller politiif Sn6flpoel=
ie / Meofpr al lit @mbeoe.
8rbllup. Mijs Mnno Gortbeo
Sreoericfion, 9otter of Dor b%efieno=
te 2onosmano Mr. 81. 6. 6reoerict=
Jon og Suitrl1, blep 2prbag Nften
s. %. Sftober egtepiet til Scr. Ser
bert &iitp Seof i @olgotba oanit=
norife presbDtertanife &irfe, Sbonos
Street. 8aitor Mrel Maoien iorret=
teoe Gielien. &irfen bar mutt 6efo=
reret me0 8lomiter og Yalmegrup=
per. 8raoen bar fleot / Sporp 60
tin og 8lonoer og bar ct 8ru6eIsr
LAT Sp4 fulo 2engoe. SUN bar en-
Bufet at 8rnoeroler og 2iliefonpoI=
Ter. 8ruoens Sober ferte benoe %
gop benoes &aano bort.
Nftis Selma Sre6ericfion, @rn6ens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
ST. Paul.

"St Paul T1dende" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
JameS 9ano(on,
bemofratiif &anoioat for
Gtate Senator

fra 34te Diitrift, omfattenoe 3oie %
9be @aro og Sen 8art af 86e @or6
lom ligger 91t for @eitern Mne.
Scr. &anblan bar tient / fire Ser
miner i Stats= 2egislaturen og. itaar
olene paa lin &efor6. San ct at be1
Mening, at 6enne bans @eforo be-
rettiger BAN til en- Borfremmelie
lom Senator. Mr. &an6lom bar al
tio ptit Jig f~orefommen6e operfor et-
boert 2%obforlag b%eordren6e 6agfor=
eningerne, og bpis ban i~n0pelges
Senatet, Til Fan o11penoe al mulig
&raft paa at faa peotaget 6ori loget
ON en- employers 2iabilitp ans
Gompeniation-Mct"..
Scr. @anolan 6riper en- Slugter=
T;lretning / 0i1triftet, iom ban III:
tier at reprGi entere, og bor pere1
boiio6en6e i famine Sc forte 90 Mor.
San er en- praftiif 6orretningsmnno
og anmo6er MI 8eIgerne / 34te 81
thrift ont beres Stgtte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

@rs. @oraee Nnitim, gnfe otter
Sorace Multin, ser bar @upernsr al
Mtnneiota fra 1870 til 1874, 6p0e
Sgnoog Nften / lit Silent, 494 Mib=
lano &pe. Sum bar fs6t / Mancbe<
iter, Moine, / 1885 og tilbgrte en-
gommel Seem England 6amilie. Sun
fom til Minneiota meo lin Man6 /
1859 og boe6e / ct. @eter, inotil
Muitin blep balgt til @uperner.
Mrs. @nitin efterlo6er Jig en- @pn
og fire Detre. gun blep / Onsoags
begranet fra ben 5me6enborgionife
Strife og iorbfeftet paa 0aflano &C.
meterp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
Or. G. Q. miQer,

SEN r%epublifanife &on6ioat for @oro-
ner, er en- u6merfet Gppe for en- 9on
merifonif 8orger. San fat Ell
grnnoig @rfariug, er bel fien6t, Ell
MGn6 blan0t Men6, er cit go6 So
miliefa6er, og / Coroner @mbe6e1
bilbe ban Blue Ell u6merfet GIN.
beosman6 for @ountpet.. Dr. Mille1
ptloe giere @ntbe6et 9@re iom en-
rettenfen6e> be6erltg 8orger % an:
let 2ege.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
George q. No(6.

&anoibat fur COUNTY Gpmmis iipner
paa sen rcpu6!ifanifc &alaicoocl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

We'd Kj0b e1ler Reparation at
uhr> bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

Wulsatba &irfeus &uinoefurcuing
lupoer Sorsoag 0en 10. Nopember
bos Mrs. >Spren 6reoeriflen, lis
Hoplor Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
&epnblifanif &anbibat for County
SreaIurer.

Ger fin6es intet bigtiGere @mbe0e
paa oct fomlnale Smroooe ems
County, aslererens ,ioet iomme ltoor
/ 0irefte 6orbin6elie mes enbper
'Sfattep6er / @ountpet. Set er ser
bgieite Ne6pen6igbeo, at bette o>t=
ibarsfuloe @mbe6e beiettes meb Ell
opgtig, erlig og energiff @mbe6s.
mano. Sesie SCOT, 6en nlrperenoe
&aSierer, er Ell ioa6an Mano, i6e1
ban bar niit, at ban er per6ig til
&elgernes Ststte.
Mr. SCOT er op6raget FER / 8pen,
bar tilbragt bele fit 2io tblan6t os
og bar, be6 lit praftiife 8lif, lat Jig
ino / ale @olntpets Mfferer.
San boletes fgrite Gang til bette
@mbeoe / 1904 og ct gienpaIgt tt
@onge ienere. San er en- 6DgtiQ
% meget f~orefommen6e @mbeos:
manb og fortjener oerfor 8elgernes
Stette peo set ner foreItoaen6e Sri.
m9rpalg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
paa Ehmarn 6.
Krahmtrr fnr
Qnmntg Amnttnr.

DIR. &rabmer far paa en- til
freSltillcnoe Moaoe u0fpIot Set big
tiglte aominiltrotipe Goltntp Gmbe6e,
tbi aie,ncm Mrroitprens @unoer er
Set, at neutrality-suspicious.
Ser meofprer ltogipelle al %folosiale
Sumn1er, goor. Sngcn Mano, Der
life CT inoe / bette @mbeoes Detail=
Ter, tan baobe at uofploe set tilfrebS=
ltille10e. @an mao life Blot fien6e
gmbe0ets 9etailler inogaoenoe, me,l
ogioa Bets @iitorie og oe 2oue, iom
finder N%npe11oelle pua set. Sao0an=
ne Ging tom tlln lnres pco @rfaring.
Mr. &robnler bar piit Jig at pGre
en- Wa10, Ser er bel l,or11itet for gm=
bcoct % bets ~l1fcesiuloe 2eoelle.
@on far pilt Juno Ipillnefraft> ct
bcitenlt % taftfllo o1 l,oruitet meo
CT l1operpinoeltg llbei tiffellgbeo.
Solfets Snterc5l er er n,10er bans
Administration bleret poretagne mes
Sntbl1> o. i1ge11, Ser far 6orretnin=
ger at afgipre meO Gpllntpet, bar
bapt uogen 9ploig@rlrno til at flage.
Ser pil 0erfor nnppe futile Dere
Gpprgsmaol ON, at Set oil pere
flogt at beboloe Mr. &robm1er ionl
County Mu0itor. S 9etrogtning al
fans peri onlige Eop,1loritct / 6or:
bi11oeli e ureo buns nooolclige &eforl
JONI @mbeosman6 fan bon5 @ien-
palg proftilf toget bctrogteS Jon
%iiffert.
APPRENTICESHIP. Sc tiff og Ell:
gelif=ll,tberlfe Me11igbeoer / Gpil:
lin9bperne bol0t Spnbog Gftermio
Sag cit fulles &eformotim1sieit poo
ct. Saul AUDITORIUM. Hep. s
@auielpit5 fra Mil1po1fcc preSifeo'
poa Splf og Mep' s. g. gcfbor6t a
{, Serie ~ Gitp, g. s., poo g1gelif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

5 PAU I1dende" removed to Room
201 Court Block.
We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation at
uhr> bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 400 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
@ulgatba &irfeus &pinocfurcmina
mpoer Iorsoag ben 10. Nopembel
bps Mrs. Spren Jreoerifl en, lis
Yoplur Street.
ct. Eaul Spmiuniurfeitcr oabnc:
Sc 5irsoog Niten i'm Sci on mco Ell
&oucert for nGl ten 5000 Mennel fer
/ auditorium. 9irigenten, @olter
@enrp &otbmell, laapello nt Sen Re:
rp1ute Songerin0e Melba blep ltert1
bploef.
Sag=9agcn fer / Bpen blep Ell
itor llaaet SufceS. Ser inofom ca.
$4,000, cller 11oget mere eno ifior.
og Ser uofol0eoes operalt Ell flor
ilaoet Sper for at iomle Yenge. @ele
LIS Gamer, 11nge og el6re, 0el=
tog / &a9nen UNDER 2e6elle al
Mrs. George 6. SquireS, lom bar
&omiten5 6ormon6.
Saneforcnineen u9ania" oil Sci
tage / Mfboloelien al &oncerter /
Spillingbperne til 6or0el for Sc
6ranoliote / Set norolige Minneiota.
Sen ltore lrmtg / oisie Diitrifter
bar fremfalot Ganfen, og 6e ifan6i=
napilfe Songforeninger bar beiluttet
at poe 6eres &ielp. - 0ber tppe
er allere6e in6mel6t, joa
set oil blipe ct at Sc lterlte @angfor,
lom ct. Saul nogenlin6e bar Jet.
&oncerterne pil Blue afbolot / De-
cember, og mere uofprlig &rogram
oil ienere blipe befienotgiort. 2ab
os 3unife iaabeliom Morife og Soen<
lfe tage en- &oan6 me6 i bette bielp.
iomme Goretagenbe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

divinity of goodness or the deviltry of in
herent woe.
Race suicide, as compared to this, would
be a merciful oblivion, since naught but
disintegration and dissolution follow the
poisoned root of life and usher in the dark
ened age of brutal warfare and perpetual
sorrow.
The bloody Nero received his terrible in
heritance of cruelty not from his mother,
but from two grandmothers on both sides
of his ancestry.
The most noted Italian family in
the time of Queen Isabella, who
were of the Mendonze stock, car
ried through three generations the
wit, beauty, high character, and remark
ably varied gifts of the females.
Furthermore, woman cannot encompass
the machinery which moves the world,
wherein politics largely governs the pull
satlng arteries of trade, commerce and fl
nance. She cannot direct the lesser at
tempts.
Recognition and Results.
For the first time in the history of this
republic congress recognized woman in two
of the great undertakings of the age, the
Columbian exposition at Chicago and the
Louisiana Purchase at st. Louis, giving
her not only a dlgnifled place in assign
ment, but voting prodigal sums to be under
her absolute disbursement.
So rich field for exploitation by NOUS
ing grafters was instantly recognized.
Within three months after the organization
the board of lady managers, a representa-
tive national body, composed of two mem
| bers, democratic and republican, from each
state and territory, and two at large, was
dismembered as an entity, the lawful sec
rotary violently dispossessed of office, the
order of the secretary of the treasury for
the authorization of bills illegally set
aside, and that which promised the golden
opportunity for woman to test her metal,
by tracing the 100 years of advance and
development of her sex, in land freed of
monarchial evils beneath the aegis of the
star spangled banner, was lost in an un-
seernly scramble for the loaves and fishes
and grasp of petty honors so dear to medi-
ocrity in temporary recognition of place
and power.
The noble, broad-minded members, and
there were many, whose collegiate educa-
ton and training, liberal endowment of
brain and breadth Of vision as TO the scope
Of the work involved. whose genius and
versatility Of gifts would have done Justice
to this wide field, and whose conclusions
would have honored the nation by giving to
the world the report Of the womans board,
as demanded by congress at the close, were
not able to stem the tide and went down
In the grouping OF a mediocre exhibit after
the manner of the average state fair, and
woman's record of 400 years was lost to pos
terity in humiliating defeat Of a corrupt
and conscienceless combination.
Congress never received justification of
its belief in womans possibilities, as no
report was made to the national legisla ture.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
PART II.

PART II.
Concluding portion of address delivered
before the judiciary committee of the house
of representatives in Washington:
a corrupt political machine is not more
to be feared than religious propaganda.
The union OF church and state was recog-
nized by our fathers who built this mag
nificent temple to liberty of conscience,
freedom of Thought and right of express
sion, as having deluged the old world in
blood, conVulsed it with terrors for ages,
while witchcraft and the stake had early
pointed TO this danger in the new, and
with president vision OF the truth they
cast 1t out forever.
million-signed petition was presented
to the United States senate but a short
time since for the expulsion of the Utah
senator, after three years of wasteful ex-
penditure of public funds and bitter legal
contest, wherein the facts and the law
clearly sustained his entire freedom from
the charges advanced, at a cost of $50, 900
to the nation.
And yet under the influence of sectarian
blgotry, this initial wedge of destruction
TO one of our bulwarks of safety was at
tempted by appeals to the emotional side
of woman, and a direct violation of that
principle which has been our religious and
political salvation was demanded of the
senate by a million signatures. after the
trial as an offset TO the law and the truth.
The alarm of church and state
sounded by women was instantly met by
danger signals from the masculine watch
tower and the leyiathan petition was sent
to the bottom of the sea of oblivion. II
woman hopes to be influential In the solu-
"A.
threaten constitutional safeguards. A
pOnderous document has no significance or
weight with legislators IL within its
prodigality Of numbers there turks an in
sdious menace TO free institutions.
PeriIs of Religious FrenHy.
The record OF women and children in the
fierce witchcraft days, wherein thousands
OF innocents were sent TO tho stake and
the mill pond, bears testimony to what re-
ligious frenzy may do in cruelty, when APP
peals are made to that impressionable side
and the corrupt political machine is not
more dangerous TO woman suffrage than
the fanaucal religious leader who, after
the manner Of the Pied Piper, may blow a
misleading musical note and trail at his
heels a Gordon of women who follow with
out question into the mountain Businesses
OF bigotry and Illusion. Cotton Mathers
witches were the religious terrifiers of the
seventeenth century. Today the sex danger
is reversed and the DOGGY man is revealed
as the blind Samson laying hold OF the
pillars OF the temple in destruction Of the
entire race.
In the face OF the conflicting standards
~ the old and the new dlspensations. Il
would seem the better part OF discretion
IN woman TO cease prejudicing her case
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

when you see it" seems to be the motto for
both.
A CLIQUE, called the nominating com
mittee" rules the annual gatherings, which
year by year brings In the same official
list and any attempt to disrupt this or
ganized tyranny is met with instant rebuke.
At a recent gathering of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union IN Los Angeles,
Cal, three states timidly ventured to offer
protest, and were at once choked off by the
vehement war cry of the vice president at
large, who has nlbbed the rich grazing In
pastures fair and at the public contribution
crib, in Onle capacity or another, for
period of thirty seven years.
Its first president held office over twenty
six years, until her death, at salary of
5000 per annum; private secretary, $500;
and all the plums, perQuisites. transporta-
ton by sea and land over both continents.
which SO commanding a position implies.
Her successor, in nowise her equal, is now
on the eleventh lap OF the running, with
like patronage and power, and If rotation
in office is to be an educational process
for the less favored majority, 1t is certainly
getting no schooling through this close
corporation board.
The suffrage association is a like linn
tied combine, which perennially appears
with the same roster of officials, who ex-
hlbit no waning thirst for the honors and
emoluments Of public office.
FruItIess Campaigns.
Its manipulation OF campaigns in the
various states wherein suffrage was the
battle cry has resulted in its defeat in
every instance, not because Of Lack of inter
est or OF audiences, but because of injection
tod
to itself all the fat picklings in sight and
relegated to state workers the crumbs that
! were left,
passed the suffrage amendment with but
little opposition and no outside help, but
the vote on the amendment BY the state
was Overwhelmingly lost by 10000 majority
because of this and the attempt of both
temperance and suffrage organizations to
force party lines and injure vested rights
which were safeguarded In it's constitu-
ton.
oregon has just issued like mandate
by $1,000 majority, while the four states
granting suffrage, Wyoming, Colorado
Utah and Idaho, had no assistance save
through the party organizations in power,
democratic, pOpulst and Mormon.
We have just passed through an exciting
national campaign wherein a third term
for the presidency was again thrashed
over and again decislvely repudiated.
What message would these two self
perpetuating bodies bring to the American
people IL the power vested in them To
nominate and elect a femme occupant OF
the White House? Should we have a life
tenure president. whom only death could
part from the executive chair, or liberal
exponent Of George Washington's message
OF warning to those OF his day and the
generations that were TO follOw-thst two
terms In official life were the limit for
republic alike?
Suffrage and states Rights.
Ard finally, gentlemen l refer you 10 the
decision OF the United States supreme