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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-03-22
Black Spy, Paddy 1852 and King
George.

nation, there being only two ears.
DR.. Mcmahon has this head in
glass jar on exhibition and it has
Deen attracting the attention Of the
public for several days, and is lecog-
aized as a genuine nature fakir.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-03-22

Robert S. Wilkes and Ridley.
Tho Herald has just printed stall
lion cards for E. B. Rousseau adver-
Using Robert S. Wilkes by Fred s.
Wilkes, dam Nellie Wilton, and Du-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-03-22
Spy Hal, Prince McEwen and Tive
Jacks.

Spy Hal, Prince McEwen and Two
Jacks.
w. ]. Maxwell, of Culleoka, Tenn,
r. R. 4, has in the stud this season
Spy Hal by The Spy, first dam Annie
by Mercury, and Prince McEwen by
McEwen, 2:1SA, dam Black Satin by
Snow Heel Both of these horses
are advertised to make the season at
$1,000 by the insurance. At the
same stables will be found Creased
Lightning, a registered jack, and
Lofty Prince another jack, and they
will make the season at $500 and
$500 respectively. The Herald has
just completed cards for Mr.. Max
well.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-03-22

and turning under vegetable matter
will tend to increase our soil moist.
ure, bring better crops, and increased
prosperity to all who can and will do
50.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-03-22
STALLION OWNERS OF COUNTY ARE
TELLING PUBLIC OF THEIR HORSES
THROUGH HoRsEMEN THE COUNTY ARE Ae.
ouAINTlNe PEOPLE MERITS OF THEIR sPl ENDlo
ANMALs-soME LISTED.

pick saddle stallion both at $1,000 to
insure. He also offers Ridley by I'm.
ported Black Knight at the same
price. This stock will be foun1 at
tho barn of E. G. Kittrell at Ridley
Station, on the N. F. & S. Roalroad.
Black Spy, Paddy 1852 and King
George.
J. B. Tomlinson, of CuIleoka, is Of
fering this season his famous stall
lion Black Spy by The Spy, first dam
Brownie, and also Paddy 1857, ia
nous registered two-year-old Perche-
ron stallion by Piceron 2450 dam Pol
~ 1888. King George and another
jack will also make the season at
the same place at the service fee OF
$1,000. Mr.. Tomlinson has just had
The Herald to print stallion cards
for this stock and invites the breed.
crs Of the county to come to his
barn and inspect the stock.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14
BAILEY NOW ADMITS
TRIPLE COMB me
AGAINST WILSON
He Owns Up With the Allied
Candidates it is Anything
to Beat Governor Woodrow
Wilson"
BUT WILSON STILL
HOLDS STRONG LEAD

South Carolina and Porto Rico
Victories More Than Offset the
Result in the Maryland Primary
He Has Carried the Southern
State Giving the Greatest Ma
joriIy and Has Been a -3lose
Second Even in the Favorite
Sons S5ates-Ba;ley's Words Re
produced.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14


Now York, May 1o.-For the week
ending Friday. May 10th:
Net receipts at all I. S.
ports during week. 1852
Net receipts at all Z. S.
ports same week last
year. 60,493
Total receipts since Sep
tember list. ..11,532.2Sa
Total receipts to same date
last year. s.. S.232,365
Exports for the week 9S.519
Exports for same week last
year. -. 91,40S
Total exports since SepteE1-
Der 1st. e,77s,4s7
Total exports same date last
=. 6,a5o,56o
Stock at all L.. S. ports 59e.Sio
Stock at all L. s. ports same
time last year.. 395,S38
Stock at all interior own 210.4o4
Stock at all interior towns
same time last year. 257,2s4
Stock at Liverpool -. 1,Slb,00o
Stock at Liverpool same
time last year. $4,000
| Stock OF American afloat
for Great Britain .........
| Stock of American afloat for
Great Britain same time
! last year. :. $1,000
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14

for everybody while the black masks
went rapidly and Systematically
through Mr.. Noorc's pockets, emo
ing therefrom ST in cash and a gold
watch and chain. aud taking also u
diamond ring which MIR. Moore
seemed TO frisk the others. but they
didn't take long about II.
Merry Hosts Are locked Up.
Mr.. Moore wanted 10 start some
thing. He wasn't used to being put
upon that way and said SO. Where
upon he Va armed not to raise z
hand. He might he shot. and thai
won}d be too dreadful. The nasGuad
men slid back through The doors ana
vanished. Mr.. Moore waited a few
minutes, thinking hard. Then he
took his hat and went Away. no. far
only to the West F'Orty-sey"nth police
station. where he related his adNtn-
ture to the desk lieutenant, Tha'
person wasted no time in scndina
Detectives Devanney and Fitzsim-
mons with Moore back to the WoSt
Forty-ffth street house. The young
women had departed, but Gavin. Ne
Donald and Sperry were still there.
When these We're searched, money
and jenelry. but not Moore's proper
ty, were found on them. aud Thu
gave Moore another thought. Ther
the detectives went out to look To-
the girls, and found them at theil
,ooms. They hadn't lost any Jewel
~, 50 far IS Moore could see. III
five were locke up and a charge o
robbery placed against them.
Today NJ. Moore was in the IVES
Side court When the case came up
The prisoners denied that they has
anything TO DO withzthe robbery an,
insisted that they rad been diyeste,
of Jewels aud cash. They had
lawyer who wanted the case dispose,
Of at once. but Assistant District 1t
torney Sullivan wanted 4 postpone
ment, so Magistrate Appleton hei
the men in $500 bail apiece an.
the women in $1,000 apiece on tn
robbery charge. and adjourned tn
hearing until tOmOrroW. The tx
were locked up in the court prison.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14
~easantry INDUCED in
Sophisticated YOUNG
Del Cost Only a Few
GIRLS OF THE
CHORUS TROT
pN THE TABLE TOPS

Went to Gotham to
e in Propria Personae,
d Up With the White
Bohemia and its OPP
5 for Investments, and
ry Tells Over Again
tile Variation the Old,
of Mans Subsection to
AllenemeHtS--How
Oke Up the Party.
Philadelphia North Amer
lCan.)
North Carolina young
e, whose folks raise
tobacco, heard al
les of the delights
\, Of cay parties, where
men Of tho chorus turkey
II table tops and kicked
Notifies so the chandeliers.
Maroon, in the course o.
"a for the coast Of 30
with him a stable
u sOU'r regular .icWelry.
nd. i IS true. th,t cum
lie in wait for the
he WASN'T apDrehcnSiNe.
Xthat nobody WAS going
t OF him.
ago young MI. Moore
nrray's, in West Forty
attircd himself attract
&rted out TO see where
6Mrned brightest. In q
Ned spot he found
|5g1e, a blonde. who, whai
6eus and studios, does the
Tor herself.
y took rather q fancy &c
MI Florence thought the
1nlan was about the nlces'
~ ever met. She was Sc
him. in fact, that she in
Ier particular friends to
Moore bought. H
nkn and variously. Hi;
went up by leaps an(
Miss Doyle's friends wa
lie. q young person Of 20
daughter of Jack Levy, tn.
agent. and a stepdaushte
*. Miss Dale has tWinkle'
rer the foOtliShts and ha
tenderloin hotels.
err who enjoyed MI
were Francis Nc
Gavin, a waiter some
Horace Sperry, who is
They had some merr
1 Mr.. Moore enjoyed hin,
that he didn't seem t
the waiter kept slippin
ers Break Up Party.
nAadAy night the atfabl
suggested to tn
that It would be fine t
show and have a bite t
Ard at = lively cafe. VI
strong for that program
that he would have til
Gee the charming Mi
I. Mr.. Mcdonald figure
\ be no trouble in arrans
! Why not have anotht
~ not have a regula
Ex1n and Sperry's apar
Eorty-ffth street.
md Moore climbed o.
~ ~ front OF the We
81 6t1Uot house just in tin
doyle and Miss Da
another. So they wei
bGf1Eef and found Sperl
hd0ttably inclined. VIII.
sGnd another, the ever
TN until some one pr
IN Moore ought to
q hit the pipe.
~ M40 asked if he cou
CR 6perry said he won
6910kIy the back parl
lint house was full of Il
20U o1 opium. This "
0ototS gay friends assur,
35ltk capital l. and ha'
little old New Yor
back doors Of t
apart, and two M.
masks darted in wa
Sperry and n
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14
Comparative Cotton Statement.

tRv tho Associated Press
Now York Nav I0-f'nr thn week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26
Realty Transfers

Meadow Bank Spa Spring Fsm--Asabel u.
I, 80
Tweifth street southeast, between d and =
streets-Asbury r. Taylor ct w. to Lille
G. Drury half interest In lots ios. iot.
los, square 1918. SO.
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Connecticut
Avenue Highlands Company to Emma G.
GoodIive, lots II and 10, square 2o67, so.
Fifteenth and streets northeast--John II.
Lewis 70 Maria Green lot 81. square
g. Il. Of 1868 SO.
Chichester-E. Frances p. Pitts to Hiram r.
Butler. lot 70oh, TOO, 7oa, 70t. 100, rs, and
parcels 22s over 10 and 2es over II. 80.
1907 Four-and-a-half street southwest-Mip-
ME p. Hevie TO Ferdinand Lambrecht lot
ID. square b0o 80.
1N2 II street observation-disclosures A. Cannon
st w: to Hayes w. Hawkins. lot q. square
villa Park-ciara A. Mirden ct vir. Edwin
r.. to Eugene corwin. lot is. square <f<s.
bosh Thirteenth street northwest-catherine
Lannon 70 Franklin v. Killian. lot 80
street northeast. between Fifth and Sixth
streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct ux. to
Joseph Levy, lot 10, square s57. so.
Chillum Castle-S. q. Johnson to Thorne #.
KobteEard. lot "a suuare 1853, and lots 16
and H. square 3703, so
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26
IN THE STOCK MARKET

Financial Washington is awaiting de-
velopments. II has heard much and
doesn't know exactly what's what.
Pending the further development of the
important and somewhat gigantic plans
and Electric Company, other stocks ard
suffering. because of uncertainty.
The immediate financing OF the COM
pany will probably be evolved from
some Of the many schemes that have
days. The big scheme, the paving OF
the way for 4 Federal incorporation
and general consolidation depends on
the future Just as the authorised isstes
OF ioo.ooo.o00 bonds. when made. will de-
settled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26

Unless there Is some general consoii.
dalton, another century will pass be-
fore the hundred million 10 ali used ia
betterment and Investment.
There's about 81, 900 securities back
Of Washington utilities at this time.
actual securities and claimed values OF
the gas companies. which are todsv
ton Gas Company.
There Ia a premium on many Of the
stocks and some OF the bonds.
Today's market was decidedly slow.
bonds and I'VE stocks,
Railway common brought 81, the pre-
ferred 94h. The per cent bonds e4h.
A little Capital Traction sold at ia.
Graphophone common q. and Merry
at 225.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26

Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26
Convention Profits
Shown by Report

Figures to prove that conventions are
profitable institutions for the cities In
which they are held were submitted to-
day by Thomas Grant, secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. Grant to-
day compiled figures on the expenses
of the convention Of the United Broth
erhood of Carpenters and Joiners which
Is still in session here. He finds that
they have already spent $500 for print
ing In Washington printeries and esti.
mates that the delegates will have lsrt
at least $4,000 more in the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26
Sales Today On
the Local Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric Is,
81, Oooas4h. s1.oOOQs4is, Sl,oooaS4it. $1,000
S41s. s1.oOO6s41s. 3l.oooas4h. $l,OOoqs+h.
Potomac Cons. SIS. Sl.OoOalo2h.
Capital Traction, 2o412c.
Washington Railway and Electric con.
t5G0l, 1On3l. 1edel.
Washington Railway and Electric, pre-
ferred, 4@S4M. 20@s
GRAPHIC, common, 20Q2.
After call-Mergenthaler. l0d225.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26

SEWING HANDs-Experienced, on window
and door draperies Apply r. W. }. ID,
HENDERSON HOS q ct. n. w. I.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a contrast can be
looks poor and hard up, the wise guy" sees
us for a slightly used suit. - TO $40. and
saves cash; one price. JusTHs OLD
STAND 6ls d.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26

sALEsLApY wanted at once. Apply l22i F
OF. N. w. l..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26

CARL JAEGER
TAILOR AND DYER,
soe ETH ST. N. W., TELEPHONE. 90.
Overcoats Cleaned and Minor Repairs. 20
Suits Cleaned and Pressed. ................el .oo
Ladies' Skirts Steam Cleaned and
Pressed ........................... 500
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26

7odav,s Me1v York Stock Exchange Prices
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-26
VACUUM CLEANERS

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED.
OPERATORS FURNISHED IF DESIRED
ROOM sos. McGILL BLDG. PHONE n. alS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
Hon. fo Make
Better Cough Jyrup than
You Can Buy
A TamEiy supply, saving - sna
Fully GunrnneeeA

A fan pint Of cough syruP-ss much
a. you could buy Dor e210-can easily
be made ~ home. You will find nothing
that takes hold 81 an obstinafe cough
more quickly, usually ending Il inside u
So bourA ExoellenL TOO. FOR GROUP.
whooping cough. sore lungs, asthma,
hoarseneas and other throat troubles.
Mix ona pint II graduated sugar With
- pint 81 warm water. and stir for ?
minutes. Put "a ounces 81 Pincx ATTY
cents, WORTH In = pint bottle. then ada
the sugar Syrup IL keeps perfectly.
Take tnaspoontal every one, two or
three hours.
This IL iust laxative enough % help
cure q courh. Also stimulates the appe-
tie. which Il usually upset By q cough.
The taste - pleasant.
The eject of pine and sugar syrup On
the infamed mgmbrancs IL veil known.
Pinex i The most valuable Concentrated
compound q Norway white pine extract
rich In guaiacol and ell the natural
healing pine elrmcnta Other urepmrm-
tons win not work In this formula.
The Pinex and sugar Syrup recipe a
now used hy thousands ~ housewives
Throughout the United stats. and Can.
ada. The plan has heen initiated, bat
the old SUCCESSFUL formula has never
been equAled.
a guaranty Of absolute satisfaction. Or
money promptly refunded, Rnen with shls
reeirss. Your druFyist has Piner. Or vi
Ct v Tor Nou, ~ nct, .send 10 Tie
Pincx Co. ~ Wayns Ind.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

blind Teller was through here
sellin shoe strings the other day. This
town - getting almost a. busy az
Chicago.
fil Higgins our photographic. says
few people take a good picture. Hank
Tumma says ne took a good one once
down O. the city IN an art gallery. but
they saw him and made him put u
back. william Tibbitts borrowed Con-
stable Hands star 10 nail over q rat
hole Ia the moor - the grocery store
and the majesty 81 the law are Eoin'
AROUND without any insignia.
An agent vas through here the 9th
daY disfributin' Hostettsrs almAnAcs
and thl MEMBERS Of the smart Get q
polite sFristy are enjoyin' the nrEt
Eood laugh they have had IN some
time Hod Peters says he don't be-
lcve In humor. The last time he wife
read the almanac she LAUGHED - hard
her false teeth fell out and vas bust
"a In two on the noor and he had "a
send down .to the Rapids Tor q new
pair. The new pair waa too Bis. bat
his wife manages 90 wear EN-. and
they stretched her mouth 80 much Hod
says she looks IKE a iauEhin shvnie
a. somo circus Or other.
Mrs Ansei Bihhins has got a new
SCI ~ false teeth a. this writing let
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
Turkey Has
Stormy History.

A history Or Turkey ia not much
more than recital of Internal and
srteruai war a large PART q ths
troubles 81 the empire has been aus
20 an Incompatible population. whose
parts havs had but little rehgioos
tolerance Tor each other
TIE Turks early showed great mlii-
tary prowess ard a. tha tribe wrew.
new territorv waa constantly being
added Grseca began 20 weaken and
many lands were wresfsd from that
historic empire About ne middle ~
the fourtasntn century. ths Turks
under Murad q defcatsa the serhs.
Huns Waitohians AM Moidavtans
seen anerwarda servia va forced
e. pay tribute Of money and troops.
The Henifh of Turkish power came
IN ere Hrfecufh century during the
rsiEn - suistman tho Magnificent
Russia made q successful invasion in
l1ea and afterwards came inHnrrec-
tiona m Eu-pt, Morea and syria A
~ar vHh Franoe followed ere oocu-
patton 81 Eupt ~ Napoleon In igas.
The national treasury hecame DE-
pieted and every sign ~ dlsintsrrstion
foiiowaa. Then came ne wAr 81 nrss-
Com hv me GREEKS and another var
wifh Runsia.
Drastic ref0rns were iuaururatsd
surinE the nineieenth century and
ths empire was again pas on its feei
Rusais vas uneasy az thls rshuudlns
= ~ ths empirs ard taxing religion a.
me oausa brourht about ths Crimsau
war AFTER poaee vas established ths
OTTOMAN empire was placed on an
rqual faounE with other European
cations. hut t Nent hansrlpt almost
a once
Russia aEsin declared var ln 1871
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
a WEST FLORIDA SONG
AND SCHOOL MUSIC

Editor penaa cola Journal
n 10 a real pleasure 70 see that the
'sVox Populi" letters IN your deserved
b popular paper IA regard 20 whether
muaic should he taught ia the public
schools Or Pensacola o. not oppose
music as music. These writers and
probably AZ least 80 per cent 81 thg
people everywhere. agree that music
has many and varied charms. some
folks prefer hymns. others operate
others humorous. etc, bat all 81 them
enjoy patriotic music, q o The star
spanEled Banner or Dixie" and
songs ~ like strain. n my opinion
music Should be taught in The public
schools ~ long az parents who 80 de-
sire 20 have the right not 20 have
their children educated IN this very
essential particular. But this letter
Is written for the chief reason that !
6eslre 20 suggest that some west
Fioridian might DO well 20 write a
song on West florida and compose the
music.
Nobody. not even the most mseasley
and miaerabie Frouch would ob3eci
% its tihe time taxenl. being suns
once q DAY IN the public schools. Re
fore Ions. every person In this Sec
ton would be singinE same. and their
grandchildren.
This song boquet should contain
the Mly % Christianity. tha rose "a
morality. the chrysanfhnnum of honor
the magnolia ~ politeness. al the
Wild flowers ~ F7orida's balmv cii-
mate and beautiful sky. the palms of
present and future commercial pros
perity with some warhiinE. sweetest
bird song a. - rensacola-and tae
musical song boauet fiye or six
veraesl. should 10 entwined with the
nest lovely and fragrant garland -
West FLORIDA pride. Tire shortest
Anglo SAXON words orlv should he
used % express the ideas.
other states have state songs, why
net West Florida. toog
Nery respectfully yours.
(signed) MRS. LORINnA a. HERR
Pensacola. Nov. p 1879
=. S-A lady Il bound 90 have &
postscripf The song should b. reia-
i've 10 West Florida Tor sure-enouEh
West Florida VIII BE- q state before
long and our beautiful city hy thr
sea- Pensacola. wiu be is capital
BY eli means. teach music in the
pnbHc schools. u a recreation "a
sinE and eKhiiaraunE often fondiy
recall the songs ~ my childhood thaf
we're sung az school and az home
~oh. the school room. oh. thars thc
plncs Tor me NouM rarely find
whenoer vou win q happier set than
~" and Tor FUN. ne would sometimes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
Trust Business
Profitable.

rev occupations pay - vel a.
that ~ organising trusts ana indus
trial combines
.. Pierpont Morgan Fnt over two
million Collars Tar buying ooaI
mining company and selling n 70 me
Eris railroad AZ a tmo the anthracite
coal combine found a necessary 20 buy
cut the largest independent company
81 arder % prevent the constrBction q
an independent railroad 20 M aea
COAST. r. only required about six
weeks - complete the Transaction.
Also the MorKan trust got about
te00oo.ooo Tor organising tha steoi
trust and tia.so0.ooo Ia Stock for ar
EanizinE tha harvester trust.
George w. Perkins saws these swo
latter trusts are phlanfhropies. but
there never was yst philanthropir
movement that paid the donors 40 well
We Do hope that Uncie Frank Har-
re can nov nnd aomsthing 10 look
rleaaanf aaout
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

The great trades edition issued BY
ths Miami Metropolis va. The Jour
nal thinks the most attractive work
81 fs kiad that We have ever sen.
That may be saying q Eood deal. be-
cause TIRE Journal fr-oacutlv i1suss
n trades edition itself oar Miami
contemporary has done ITSELF and IS
city proud hfay "a continue IN SIS
good work 81 building un tho national
prosperity ~ Florida. while a. the
Enrne time n cultivates that heaitay
moral and political sentiment for
which TIRE Metropolis hss lone Nince
hanna e vel knaun-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
The Typewriter and
Women's Rights.

TIE typewriter r. commonplace
enough today. There - no romance
IN a. But IN less thar 90 years 81
has wrought one o. the ersatsst sd-
vnnces IN ths worlds commercial his
tory.
n has done more tran marveicuss
facilitate business correspondence: a
has admitted women % an Important
part IN business life. A soullena Ht-
tie machine has done more toward
gaining ~women'p rights" than the
Arguments and agitation % centuries.
II h impossible 70 say whether tie
typewriter owes more % women than
women owe 20 the typewriter. but 81
- certain thar the business world
owes large debt % both. Togsther
they rave wrought wonders.
n - difncmIt 70 rsaliEs that only
20 years ago there were no women
IN the business offices TIE sight -
a woman on downtown streets. cut
side the shopping districts would have
created a sensation. Nov taings
would look peculiar without them.
The typewriter has wrought the groat
change N has introduced women 20
ali departments Or business. And who
can say that business has not been
benefited
Women are IN many professions and
many branches % business. bat tie
profession o. typewriter r. the only
one which waa offered 20 women
from the beeinninE
n must have been an inspiration
that caused the FIRST manufacturers
o. iypewgtsrr On 1875. 20 send cot
little circulars calling Ire attention
% eancsted women. particularly taoso
skilled N pianoforts piaying. % a new
opportunity A few who ventured 20
accept the opportunity were trained
and sent out 20 other cities q de-
monntrats their ski1 and 70 teach
other women. within I'VE years the
woman stenoNapser vas an estas-
ussed Institution n city offices.
within 10 years she vas q necessity
There we're many prpindicss 70 be
overcoms. There Vas ne deiusion
that women could not be trusted with
business secrets the dslusion tat wo-
men would Inevitably Be coarssned BY
confaet wits business agd that otncT
deiuslon. stin extensively held. that
ths entraucs of women TITO business
81 En- Intrusion.
The woman On business has Sad =
hara fight hut IA cannot he denied
mat she h EaninE a swscping VIC
tory
The inscription m the pioneer tyne
writer's watch migat have said all
This and much more, and stiu been tn
complete The woman and the type
writer have wrought enc % thoss
mighty revolutions watch nnd no biaos
In history. bat count Tor mneh IN rfa