davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Sunday:
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Sun
day; light west wind.
San Francisco and vicinity-Falr Sunday ex-
cept fog In the morning: moderate west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Sunday; light north
west wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday; light south
wind.
san Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; light north
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
DENTISTS

DR.. Bachmann, 2O5-206 Majestic TheateE
Bldg, 845 S. Bdway. F56S1j Main 1916.
lift
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
CEssPooLS

l-pERIAL CESSPOoL PUMPING COVE
take out largest load. West $685. 22OlO.
2-1V-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
BUSINESS PERSONALS

MRS. MASON. THE NOTED LONDON
palmist. az g. SPRING. over Owl drug
store. 11-2s-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
THE WEATHER
EORECAST

Maximum temperature, rs.
Minimum temperature, 63.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Phone Home A17lG Hours. IL to p m.
New Thought Books and Magazines for Sale.
METAPHYSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY
AND FREE READING ROOM.
Eleanor NJ. Reesburg, Librarian.
Established February. 1902. Gil Grant building.
northwest corner Fourth and Broadway.
Membership dues, 25 cents per month.
LITERATURE FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
1-23-s-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A GOLD MOUNTED FOUNTAIN
pen, engraved ARTHUR e. McDEVITT.
Return to 534 S. Spring St; reward.
7-24-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

mother Of Mrs. F.
Jerrue and sister of A. Willhartitz Notice
OF funeral later 7-24-2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

tcnbeiten I'M Muguit geb0rt. Sn
3 berbiiren lit 0as groBe Secono-
miegut oes 2anDmirtbS Jeurer lnnmt
sbel1ne abgebrannt. = gn0lid lit
Elm Sen &atbolifen lit 8crn ange-
tbones l(nrebt beleitigt mor0en. Sic
fllltl1rfdmpferilhe Megierumg BON
Bern batte inn Sabre 1874 erflGrt,
sic uMltfatbolifen" leicn sic mubren
&atbolifen uno batte ibnen obne net
teres Sic fatb. Stride lammt Ffarr=
bous uno Efriin0e 5l1geiproden. Ser
fatb. Yfurrer ml1r6e abgelebt u10 Die
aotbolifen muBten ibren @ottes0ienit
in eil1em Yripotbmti e abbalten. Grit
lebt fling man in 8ern an rl1biger 81
oenfen l1no gebt iett sic nel1e groBe
Stride pieocr in Sen 9eiib Ser &atbo-
lifen 5uriif, mdbrerO Sic uMltfat6o=
lifen" $4,000 Murf erbalten.
Scitcrreid=1 tngarn.
,S1 Mien f%eierten 0ie gltern OeS
Heterogeneous 6ran5 Jellner bonn
Staotbol1au1te 8oloene @od5eit. =
SIM Stifte @0ttmeig itarb Ser
bodpm. g. gouar0 Momotnp. 3ulebt
mur er in ser Nfarrei 81 0 3 a. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

tbdtig. = Der afaoeaniihe Senot ii
Snnsbruf but NIT Niiflidt al
Die l>errlden0e Mo0e i11 groBen Ia
menblltel1 Sen S0rerinen uno @ospi
tuntinen Ser oorttgen lt1riperiitdt oos
5ragen Ser Site mdbreno ser @orle:
lurgel1 u11teriagt - Sn Sul5-
burg fan0 Ste feierlid)e @runoiteilr.
legl1lrg fir 0as Mo5ortbuus ltatt. =
5onri1tenunfaae neroen ats Iprpl
gemel0et: SOM &leinglodner lit eir
SonrtIt iammt iei1elt 5iibrer abge-
ltur5t; bet0e iin0 toot. Mrf ser Jron=
5ensbobe lit Elm Sourilt einem @er5=
1dlag erlegen. Muf Ser Sierferitra=
BE bei go5en tit ein@agen abge1tiir5t;
Die NferOe lin0 toot, ser &ut lfer
idmer, 2 Tremoe leidt perlebt. =
a(us Diele11 Srten g0bn1el1s fon1rnel1
Nad)ridter> BOB infolge oes beurt-
cen falteu gontrers Ioltienbe bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

E.HANgE.A
danifer @eorg 9aenn nit ieiner1 orei
S66ne1 BEL einem 9ranoe in i6rem
5dlnf 5immer. = Ger MiQiondr Sal
laner bot fem bel Ser 8 altatter r
5abrif gelegenes 5d)loB lammt Yurf
fir cine 9eilltGtte fir 2ungel1franfe
beltimmt uno labt NIT groBen Soften
Die @notbigen gtnrihtlu1gc1 porueb-
men. = Ser gebirgsort @ungen=
ioa eleftriihe 9eleuhtung er
balten. = Gie I'M rpna1tildpn 2ult-
tertbnle nul1e IS / c c bcrg ge(e=
gene &opelle, sic gulr5 p%erpabrloit
NOR, lit mieoer nett bergeltelt unD
eingeme1ht mproen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Kinder 3chreI9n
MACH FlETCHER'S
OR
21tremtbltrg.

6 h Suuer erbdlt cine cleo
trildje 9elel1btungsanluge. = Muf
Ser NOolpf=gmil=@iitte in Glair=Gbe=
ne SIT Cid a 5. Ml5. itiir5te ein Stabl-
geriiit Gin, mobei sic Mrbeiter Trurl5
Sltnder, Sos. 9urt6. unO gern. s.
guglia lofort getD0tet muroen. -
g6err0o gerietb Dos 2idbrige &ino
Ger 6amilie @oitert lnter Sic JfaOer
eil1er Moihinc un0 muroe i6n Scr
aopf 5crquetidt = 3oa=Ginnebmer
Sdranb DON @arlingen miro
Nemr1odlt in Sen Sutherland treten.
-Sl1 u e nj t Of e branr1ten 9au5
u11o @erfitdtte oes Magners Steil1=
bah nieoer; in Wadtbum 0as gan5e
geiistbum Ser @in5ers 8amberg-
@el1gel1, un0 in Sel5ingen Sdeune
uno Stollu11gen 0es Ndidters Goaar0
lann1t oQem @eu, Is Stiid Hinopie6
uno olen slfergerat6el1. = Sic Seb=
reril1 S9min0, Sic iiber 80 Sabre in
Sc d] gepirft bat, miro iid) I'M Serb
lte in Sen Ml1beltano 6egeben. - 9ote=
Tier 6eoif in @repenmnd] ct fat
leincl1 @otel=Nel1bou begol1nen. =
gbel1oo ltorb ser olls Sdengel1 &C.
biirtige Sdneioermeilter In6r. @eg=
11cr inn Mlter bon 81 Sa6rel1. - 81
% c If ml,rDe Ser &ielnpner Sdar=
le ais 9ei6e in ser giid uufgefun0elr.
- SSln 1rubtpol5merf SIT 3iffer-
0ingen mur0e Den1 @ol5er 6rte0r.
9obne ol1rd einen gliiben0en 0rubt
Ser redte SUB obgel d)nitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

ein g%egriinoet. = SSn Medars-
Ii I nj ml1roe oas 5ilberne Nmtsil1hi-
loum oes 5tuotl6ultbeibcn @etten,
moier groBartig bcgangen. Sl'
Berfamnnt nerunali!dte Ser
Saloncr Gbril il. @cnmncrle bel elmer
0urd)brennerci tGotlidl. = Sn u u
enburg brunntc ous &obnballs
Ser 6rou SdultbeiB 9udter nieOer.
Mon perlnlltbet @ranOltiftnng.
8aocn.
&n ser @emeinoe 9euern fat
eiu @agelidllu9 groben Sd)aoen on
gerid)tet. SSn 8renoer itorb
ser nm Sic @e.neilloe bodperoientc
9%iirgern1eilter 6ioel Gbner int Sitter
Don 81 Sabren, Ct Butte 81 Sabre
long Ser 8erneinOe oorgeltonOen. =
@odlm. @err Staotptarrer s. s. @aas
in 2an0enburg lit nod 21iabri=
ger @irfiumfeit IN oieiem Mn1te IN
ben Nube1taro getretel1. S11
. riinlisbah d, @em. 8rafenhal1-
len, hrannte >us @obnbal1s oeS 2ano=
mirths Iiocl Sd1uble nieber. = SSn
Keller brun11te ons Nnmei en BON
Soc. Miiller, Sdyreinermeilter, nie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Sine 5,1perlaiiiec Meoi5in =
narfptiihc.

Iralt s. Marti, ct. Soc, Mid,
iogt, Triep's 6pllfp o11o Gar rettete
0os 2eben hires %fleil1en &l1a6en. Sic
i4rsibt: llnier fleine arabe 5og lidl
eiren ihlimren 2uftrobren=Irubel,
ln0 So Ipctoren : Meoi3in i'm niht
6eilte, gnb id) linn 6oleps 6pneD ans
5or, morin i1 groBes 3utrauen leee.
gs furirte Sen @ulten Die a1f sic
9(tber1 beid]meren0en uno fnebelnoen
Mnfdae, 11ro ct mltrOe III fur5er 3e1t
geluno. 1olep's @oneD ans Sar bot
u1s nto11bmal groben Srl16el erlpart,
un0 mir lin6 nie Ooran I'M 9oulc.
Molitpr's gpot1efe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Mad) Sen @rgebnilien Ser neuen
Gen usal1fnobme fat Sic StaOt @rob=
Nem Dorf nabe5u 100000 Glnmob=
rem gena1 ge5ablt 4,766,S93.
0apon cntfollen auf Wan6attan Gas
ulte Nem Dprf) 1881 ,542, auf 8ronr
10000, ol1f 8rooflpn 1,634,351,
uuf Queens 284,041 uno auf &ih-
mono=Noroltgb $500. Sn 10 Sab
rem lit sic ginnpbner5a6l @rob=geem
Norfs I'm 1,329,6S1 ooer I'M 1910
Ero5e1rt geltiegen. 2onoon, Sic grob=
te Staot Ser gr0e, fat etmas iiber ~
MiQio11en Gil1mobner. @enn Seem
Dorf 10 meiter mddlt, miro es 9on=
Son ia niht aQ5u ferner 3eit el1r=
gebolt babel1. 90 0ieie grpbe Steige=
r1ng ser geuolferlngs5iffern Ser
Stabte ein 3eiden mirtbid)aftllfer
uno lo5ialer @elunobeit III, miro faunl
ie11ur1O hehaltpten lnpllen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

2%1ruSartifeln in elmer MuBidole mie=
Ser inoem es iagt: Sos itutiltijde 8u-
reall bat Die ginfubr BON 2urusarti=
feln in Fl &laiien eingetbeilt unO
Ole @eiammteinfubr be5ifferte iid I'M
Sabre 1900 auf 104 MiQiol1en, 1907
cuff 225 MtQionen uno 1910 allf
$50 MiQionen; an Ser 5pibe ser 81
ite lteben 9inmanten uno anoere @oel=
lteine, 0ie Elm 6iinftel ser eingefibr=
ten 2urusartifel al1sma6en. @ornus
folgt, oaB Ste Erosperitdt i'm 2anoe
mirflib 5%uninnrt, aber mei1en?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Bic itarfe ginlpan0erung Ser Sta
liener brau6t peiter feline 8eiorgnil1e
ST erregen, menn 0ieie 2ellte in Ser
Mbli6t fdn1en, bier 3l1 bleiben un0 IN
ser groBen amerifaniihen Station
ouf5ugeben. Die meiiten Don ibnerr
ober tradten oarnod, iid m0glihlt
rald cine gemilie Sun1me 81 eripa-
rem un6 Damn in Sic @eimatb 5urild=
5ufebren; mabren0 Ser 3eit ibre5
@ierieins aber idlieBen lie li6 bon
Sen an0eren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ob. glls Elm meientlider 8eminn fir
oos 2an0 f0n11en Tie allo l1idt betrad)=
tet mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Gin Mann NIT ciierncm Merp.

ltnbe5abmbarer @iae 1t11o frl16tba=
re Gl1ergie mer0en ME porbo110en lein,
mo Ser Wagen, 2eber, Nieren ul1o
gingemeioe al1Ber Sr0m1ng fins.
Wenn SIR 0iele Gigenihaften mput
ul10 Sen grfolg, Sen tie bringe1t, ge=
6ralld)t Or. Sings Scene 2ebenspiI1en,
Sic l1npergleidlid}en Negl1lirer fir
idarfe5 @ebiru II. ltorfen aDirper. 25G
in Mplltors 9rug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

S1amos q. g0iion, Ser @egenmei=
lter BON Menlo Eurf, e. s., fat lelnen
rielen grfinOunger1 cine nelre bin5ug,-
filgt, 0l1rd oie lrnl1 bei Ser GorflD=
rut11g BON @al10elbilber11 sic cuff Ser
2einmano erlbeinenOen 6iguren oltd
lpreden boren fam. gr nennt Sen
nelten Mpparat v4inetopbone" unb
hcfft, i'm binnen einem Sabre fir az
%ae1aeine 8eniibung tertig gu BADEN.
Cine ErobeporiteQung erregte fllr5lid)
0u5 Grltounen Ser g%ela0enen 8alte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Cine Geriiderrngs=@e ieuidaft fir
Meiatifer lit in 2ouispile, &p., ge=
griinbet morOen. Sic Cite Ser I'M
f1ne, gegen Sic iid Sic 5lugfiinitler
perlidern loiien fonnen, lit na6 SIM
gobe Ser @riil10er unerihopflid un0
Gc5iett lid) lonobl ouf Sic Maidinen,
ME ol1f sic llieger lelb1t. 3os @riin=
bi11gsfapital lit 100000. 9us miro
ober bel Oem gegenmartigen Stan0e
ser g(p!otif niht melt reid)en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

2as 6obrra0 oas cine 3eit lang
sic gon5e 8elt gu beberriden ibien
fat feline Yopularitat bier iomie int
s[ltslo110 eingebiiBt un0 miro jekt falt
ulr nod 81 geidaftlihen 3meden BE-
ul,tt. Ser Export BON bier, Ser iid)
ilil Sabre 1897 nod auf 0O5, 1913
be5iffertc, lit inn perflolienen 6iSfol=
jabr auf $500, 760 obgefallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

ter=Gar ein5ufIbre1l in ser mittelit
@anoelbiloern Sic pradtooQen Gee
nerien berani6ouli6t mer0en iouten,
Sic Sic 6abrgGite bei ser Na9tfabrt
nidt beobu6ten f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

giniieoeln ltno ON 6l1B oes Nigi tra:
ten mieOer alle @abe outs, @iei er1 unl
@arten ger toreno. Ser Hegen fat
jebt nobgelolien, 0of lit Sic @itte-
rl111g, numentlih in SEN Bergen, emf
pfin0lid fiibl. Nuf Oebr 5aenttsipi=
BE lit Ser alte 5dnee Biz iebt nod
nidt fort, mas 5l1 SEN gr0Bten Gel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Ger nel1e HieIenbu1nhof ser Yenn=

Ser neue Gielenbabnbof ser Yem=
iJlpaniu=gi ienbobn in Seem Dorf, ser
Gin Ierrnin Don obt 9lfer beoedt lno
i'll meniger ols ieh5 Sabren gebal1t
mor0en, lit pouen0et un6 miro am
Gonneritag 0e1n lofalen 3ugperfebr
er0ffnet. ST. lit Ser gr0Bte gau lei=
ller Nrt in Ser Welt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Ser. = Sn @illltdtt trut fur5=
lih Die sort geborenc gltl. 8an0res>
geb. @elferih, in ibr 100. 2e6ensiobr
Elm. = Sn 8ergal1ngen itiir5=
te Ser 2anomirtb Mnor. 8denle bon
einem @eumagen l1n0 bra6 oaS @e-
mid.
&bctnpfal5.
ssn 9eeuito0t a. s. 1tarb Ser
f~reirel. boftp. ST.. Ebil. grnit 9Qale
inn Sitter BON 70 Sabren. Ct pirfte
in glstbal un0 Sgglbeim, an lette=
REM Elate % Sabre lang. SIT
2uomigsba e brad} in Ser So:
bilfen Iniltn= u1O SODA fubrif @roB=
feuer aus, meld,es elm 8ebauOe gang
nerntdtete.
Gliak Sotbrtngen.
Die 5taot Den elo miro ein
Gas uno eilt @ol1erlperf erbalten.-
sesn Gplmar per6rannten Ser Me=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Sic Negieru>1g bot bereits flint
MiQionen Ser neuen Warfen fir oie
Noit=Gpnrfa1len 0ruden laiien. sic
loGen 5l1r @ertbeilltng fommel1, TO-
toIo Ser bonn @eieb cilrgeiebte @oor0
Of Iruitees Sic Noitamter fir Sic
gp1rfalien BEL timmt un0 fire Groff=
11urlg berfugt baben miro. gs loael1
oI5bann &arten, Sic Haum fir r1eltl1
nlel Jet Marfen bietel1, 5u 10 Gents
acr stMd perfouft mer0en. Nl1h Ser
&reis ser Marfen lit auf ie 10 Gents
fe1tgelett, 10 ooB cine lold)e &arte nit
uel1n Marfen cine ginloge in Ser
Soft porfoiie BON ST BARTLETT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

@irgenbs in ser @elt, lagt I0mi=
raj Gpuns, lei es ieinen 2euten ID
leidt gemodt mor6en, iid 5lt betri1=
fen, 11n0 ieien Sic Maltihe 10 bo5ar-
tig gepeien, mie I'M Erobi6itions-
itaate Moine. 9o5 fommt aber mn
Sofer, buB &anlos. Georgia, Sennel=
ice, ETC., feine See6dfen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
klndor oehrolon
MACH FLETChER'S
GAS r RIA
Sd)iueis.

SuJ1utlS.
2ic lesten @ofen bradten Ser
mie0er fiirbterlid)es ltnpet-
ter. 1ie ginleitung biloee Elm itor-
fes grobeben. SSSl1 Ser Dit unO 3el1=
ralihmei5 iebten hettige Megengiiile
Elm. Sim oberen 3iiridlee geger1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
S~ntereNantes Muer1ei

Sm Nortlan0, ser groBten Sta0t
Oes Nrpbibttions itaate5 Meaine, gibt
es 200 8unoesli5enien fir Spirituo-
ienousidunf, alio bei 10000 gin=
mobnerrr auf 800 Nerlonen cine
Mirtbidoft. 3os nennt mon Nrobtbi=
ton!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Die CANADIAN Nacific giienbabn-
geieaihoft beoblidtigt, alf ibren
tronsfonttnentolen 3iigen cine Sbeo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Sn ser &oniularberihten gibt oas
Ieportement fir @anDel unO Mrheit
sic lteberl idt iiber Sic ginfltbr pon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Sdmolben Dor @ullger un0 &alte
lter6en.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-12-01
News in Kentucky

Lebanon.-Clarence Hin, 70, died OF
injuries received during a school foot
ball game.
Louisville.-Ralph Campbell. the
young railroad man accused OF muir
dering Page Hines on July 4. was &C
quilted.
Middlesboro.-Rev. j. G.. Browning
was seriously injured by a falling
shed. He has preached in the noun
tain districts for 25 years.
Frankfort.-The military depart
ment has accepted the resignation OF
Capt. James T. Hurley. of Company
I. First Kentucky infantry.
Van Buren-Edward Sweazy was
instantly killed in runaway. His
horse became frightened at an object
on the roadside and dashed the young
man into a rock fence. His head was
crushed and both legs fractured.
Morehead.-Archie Frances. 40, OF
Kings Mountain, was thrown from a
freight train here and, falling across
the track, had both legs and one arm
cut on Two hours later he died from
his injuries. He was a brother-in-law
of Sheriff McCarty, OF Lincoln coun-
~, and leaves a wife and seven chill
dren.
Latonia-The big Jacksonville spe-
cial of sixteen horse-cars and the spe-
clal for Pensacola have gone. With
the departure Of the latter train few
horses are left at the Milldale track.
Most of these will be shipped to Tam
pa, when that track opens January 2.
Gen. Mgr. John Hackmelster will re-
main a few days to settle up the af-
fairs of the association before going
south for the winter The season has
been a satisfactory one for the asso-
citation.
Hopkinsville.-Arth Miles, slayer
OF Bessie Stith on the streets of Lou
isville, and William Proctor escaped
from the Western Kentucky asylum
for the insane. Miles had been sent
to the asylum after being sentenced
to death. When all patients were out
for exercise, the two overpowered the
attendant on duty, bound and gagged
him with the bed clothing and tool
his keys, making their escape.
Frankfort-N. L. Hart, of Living
ton county, was pardoned by Gov
Wilson. He was serving 20.yeai
sentence in the penitentiary on the
charge of attacking young girl The
pardon was recommended by Judge
w. A. Berry who tried the case, and
IL jurymen who convicted Hart.
Shelbyville.-William Troutwine. so,
retired farmer and business man, was
shot and fatally wounded. The kill
ing was done with a shotgun. It is al
legged, in the hands Of Geo. w Moore.
IL is said the two men had a dispute
over cow.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-12-01

In the violence. In spite of this plea
on the part OF the governments prose
cutor. Magistrate Derutzen insisted on
imposing fines. declaring that mercy
merely encouraged the women to
fresh riots.
The home office has not forgotten
the last batch OF suffragettes sent to
Jail and the scandal that was caused.
The women refused TO eat, and the
prison officials used stomach pumps
and other mechanical means to force
food into them to keep them alive.
Several women nearly died. All had
to be pardoned by the home secretary
before their terms expired.
London. acknowledgements Asquith
has yielded to the opportunities
OF the suffragettes and in the
house of commons announced that II
he was still in power at the next SEES
sion of parliament the government
would give facilities for the consid-
Grafton OF woman's franchise bill,
so framed as to admit Of free amend
ment. Premier Asquith was later as
saulted by suffragettes in the pre-
cincts Of the house Of commons and
was saved from rough handling only
by the prompt arrival OF strong
body OF policemen. 1t seems that the
premier's promise made In the house.
instead OF placating. only inhamed the
women.
Soon after the premler's announce
ment concerning woman suffrage q
meeting of the suffragettes was held at
Caxton hall when Miss Christabel
Pankhurst characterized the minis
ters statement as wholly unsatisfac-
tory and nothing more nor less than
an insult to the cause" The women,
she shouted, considered the attitude
Of the premier a declaration OF war
and they would answer the challenge
Immediately.
With a rush several hundred of the
women started for Downing street.
Here they encountered Mr.. Asquith
en- route, and in a moment he was
surrounded by the irate mob. With
out any preliminaries Miss Henrietta
williams struck the premier in the
face, at the same time screaming:
"You tax women as heavily as men,
yet women are not represented in
parliament"
The women had Just begun to close
in on the premier when police whistles
brought squad of officers and the
premier was hustled into a taxicab.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-12-01
temperance Teaching.

AS a result of communicating with
several education authorities, the Brit.
lsh Women's Temperance association
find, from over a hundred replies. that
temperance is more or less taught in
the elementary schools of England
and Wales. In about so cases the tenn
perance syllabus OF the board OF edu-
cation has either been adopted or
Recommended, and I'm about 80 9th
ers temperance is being taught In
Connection with hygiene. Seven Of the
big centers have sent replies-Lon-
don, Leeds. Birmingham, Bristol, Liv-
erpool, Manchester and Newcastle. It
is not, however, considered that the
answers are typical Of the country as
a whole More than 200 local authorf-
ties have not replied. 1t is not Inn
probable that the association will ap-
proach teachers on the subject.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-12-01
SUFFRACETTES GO TO PRISON
WOMEN ARRESTED FOR RIoTINe
ARE ALL FOUND GUILTY.
Sentences Vary From Small Fines to
lmprisonment--Most Prisoners
Choose Jail Terms.

London.-while 300 suirragettes
jeered and booted without the
building and battled with the police,
in an attempt to get in and release
their comrades. is OF the more mill
tant members of the organization
seeking votes for women were fined in
the Bow street police court having
been declared guilty OF assault and
malicious destruction of property.
The sentences varied from fines of
$40 to $25 and Imprisonment of from
two weeks to a month. Most OF the
prisoners chose TO go to Jail.
Hon. Mrs. Haverford was one of
those found guilty OF assauiting police
officers.
The fear of the government against
the argument OF the women in prison
was shown when the prosecution. ac-
ting under orders apparently from
the home Office. insisted that no wom-
an should be found guilty who was
not shown actually TO have taken part
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-12-01
1t&EI2AltT I!8Eal = G
GGEA4& 49,
DRINK BILL OF BIG CITIES
Over $41,ooo,ooo Paid for License
Fees in United states-Wide
Extent of Traffic.

A report recently issued from Wash
ington shows an enormous drink bill
for the great cities OF the United
States. where the liquor traffic main
tains its flrmest hold. over forty-one
million dollars is paid I'm the large
cities of the United States for license
fees. The extent to which the drink,
ing men help to pay the expense OF
government in these cities is indica-
ted by census report covering the
finances of the country for the year
1908 in the cities having a population
OF 10000 or more. There were, at that
time, l5S of such cities, but the COM
plete figures were available for only
l5l OF them, and these figures showed
that In those cities the licensed drink
ing places paid an aggregate Of S41,-
s5O.lsS. This was an increase of al.
most 100000 over the preceding
year and of about 81, 100000 over the
year 1905. The increase was due to
the large fees exacted by most OF the
cities. While licenses decreased, the
license fees were increased to more
than cover the difference.
or the drinking places sanctioned
by law there are no fewer than Glib.
and this is decrease within three
years OF about 1000. The falling of
was due largely to the fact that a
number of cities went "dry." or the
15S places. "a had become mo license"
cities when the canvass was made.
The change was most marked in the
South Atlantic states, and least in the
Rocky mountain region.
The states claiming the largest
number of saloons to the population
we're Texas, Wisconsin and New York.
while Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
and Nebraska claimed the smallest
number In proportion to the people to
be supplied. Galveston had one H.
censed bar to every 1873 of her people.
Milwaukee one to every 141 and Ho-
boken one to every IT'S. In PhiIadel.
phia, the freest of large cities. there
was only one drinking place to every
75S persons. Lincoln. Neb.. had one
to every 2,O3S.
Liquor licenses and taxes formed
more than 10 per cent. of the general
revenue in the cities of Ohio and
more than ten per cent. in the cities
of California. New York city received
$7,927,3OO. Chicago $7.252,6S7 and
Philadelphia 1868, $50 from this
source. The only other cities deriving
more than $1,OOO,OOO from liquor IL
censes were st. Louis, Boston, Cleve-
land, San Francisco and Cincinnati.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-12-01
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Commissioner Of Agriculture An
nounees Dates.

Frankfort.-Dates for county farm
ers institutes in the second appellate
district were announced as follows by
VI. c. Rankin. commissioner OF agri.
culture:
First Observation-Disclosures Green
willie. KY. November 1926; Hopkins,
Madisonville, KY, November 1929;
Webster, Dixon. Ky. November 3O-De-
cember /; Union, Morganheld, Ky,
December %; c. s. Kirk. director;
T. J. Perkins. director; F. G. odell,
lecturer; W. l.. Proctor.
Second District-Edm Browns
Vile. December 90: Warren, Bowling
Green. December rs; Butler, Morgan
town. December $40: Grayson, Leitch-
field, December 1914. w. T. Kane,
director; George p. Rogers, lecturer;
Amos Hall.
Third District-Meade, Brandon
burg. December SIS; Breckenridge,
Hardinsburg, December rs; Hancock,
Hawesville, December 9-10: Daviese,
Owensboro, December 1918. w. H.
Strange. director; w. H. Clayton. lee
turer; J. c. Baldwin. lecturer.
Fourth District-Ohio, Hartford, De
cember Sc: Mclean, Lvermore. De.
cember rs; Henderson, Henderson.
December 9-1O. John q. Blair, direc-
tor w. ID. Nichols, lecturer; John
Hulsy, organizer.