Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-05-23

males and III males.
In Berlin there are 41 800 married COUP
les with S6, 1891 children.
The average strength of a woman an
compared with that of q man Is 81 to 100.
Officials OF the department. of agricul-
ture claim that girls make better farm
ers than boys.
The Daughters of the American Resolu-
ton have an income of $4,000 a year, and
a membership of over 100000.
TIL women Of Morocco never see their
husbands until after they are married to
them.
In Arizona there is a woman, who with
the aid of her three daughters. IL sue
cesfully running three mines.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. jr., ia her
own architect for a $780, 900 mansion to be
! erected on her property at Jericho. Ia I.
| A bill to enable women, to become bar
%risters. solicitors or parliamentary agents
has heen introduced in the British par
Lament.
William ID. Haywood. who was on trial
recently for instigating a strike in Pater-
son. N. j., was ably represented by Miss
Jessie Ashley. a member of the New
Mary Frances Petre, daughter Of Lady
Audrey Petrey, OF England, who Is only
II years OF age. is the youngest peeress in
that country.
All looking glasses have been removed
from the high school building in Wheeling.
" v 0op khAC IA WoSlOO u IUUCH
time in arranging their hair.
Full franchise privileges nave been
granted women In nine states, while in
q they have the right to vote on school
questions in various degrees,
Over 100000 women in California. Ore
gon, Kansas, Arizona, Idaho, Wyoming.
Colorado. Utah and Washington now have
the right to vote at all elections.
Mrs. Helen Lynch, of Omaha, Neb., has
been SO successful with a 1O-acre ranch left
her by her father 10 years ago. that she
has developed It into a 10. O00-acre estate.
Mrs. Key Pittman, wife Of the new sem
ator from Nevada. ie the only woman In
Warrington society who ever went over
Kiondtke snow and Ice 1000 miles to get
married.
In q competitive examination given by
the Beth Israel hospital, of New York IN
which 30 men and one woman took part.
the woman candidate led all her competf.
tors.
In order that she may lay the corner
stone for the new gas plant in Benton
Harbor, Mich. Miss Jessie ]. Dickman
was made an honorary member of the
bricklayers' union.
Miss Mary l.. Kern has brought SUIT
against the New York Telephone COM
pany for $4,000 because her picture was
published in the company's monthly q
azine without her consent.
Mrs. Isabella Goodwin. who In n honn.
fde member OF the New York police de-
partment. was largely responsible for the
capture of the principals in the famous
$25, 900 taxicab robbery.
At the age OF Is years, Curra Dunno. an
Irish girl, has been selected to play for
Ireland in the International hockey match.
No girl approaching her youth has ever
played before In such important games.
Tne only woman representative out OF
1000 delegates from all parts of the world
to the international Institute OF Agricul-
L fppNA IN 1~ 2N~1cl f~ Hn~-~- H. NJ 49,
Trimble WOolsey, who has been appointed
by Governor Sulzer. of New York.
A blind woman's club has been formed
IN New York city as one of the many ac-
tivities of the Association OF the Blind in
That city. On a meeting night more than
~ women, all In the dark, chat vivaciously
and everybody seems to know everybody
else by their voice.
Nine. Alice de la Ruelle who il in this
country as a SPECIAL agent of the French
department of commerce, investigating in
dustrtal conditions s~urrounding working
women. says that the French girl can live
on 30 cents q day because she has no de-
sire to emulate the dress and mode OF
living of her sisters on this side of the
water.
After July I. over 100 women. most of.
them widows of old soldiers, will be de-
prtved OF a livelihood in Philadelphia, Ow-
Ing to an order of the war department..
which transfers the manufacture of 5000
pairs of army trousers. now made at the
Schuylkill arsenal, to the quartermaster's
depot at Jeffersonville, Ind.
Under an ordinance recently passed in
New York city EeQuiring all city employees
to be residents Of New York state, more
than 800 teachers in the public schools.
and over 100 stenographers In various city
departments. must give up their positions
or change their residence. -
Miss Kate Gleason. daughter Of the
owner of the Gleason Machine works, OF
Rochester, N. Y, has superintendent the
installation In Europe Of several machines
built by the Gleason works, Of which she
10 q director. She 10 a thorough engineer.
having taken a college course to fit herr
self for the position she now holds.
Through the energy and enterprise OF
Mrs. Heloise Rose. OF New City, N. Y.
who induced 10 business men in the project.
q trolley line will be built between Nyack.
New City. Piermont. Haverstraw and sew
eral adjacent villages in New York state.
Mrs. Rose 10 worth $1,000. 600. having been
the only heir of her father. who was as.
ISOLATED with the late Jay Gould in rail-
road building.
Philadelphia now has two policewomen.
Miss L. NJ. Gillespie and Mrs. Mary d.
Dieh3, having recently been sworn in with
the power to make arrests in the two rail-
road terminals where they are stationed,
for any offense. They are provided with
special police badges and will carry 81
calibre rev0lvers and blackjacks.
Most women who go abroad need plenty
OF money. but such was not the case with
Miss Grace Putnam, or Landing, n. j..
who Travelled all over England for six
months and cleared $40 in the trip. Miss