davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Fipe Per Cent Taxable Bonds U.s. Four Per Fre

Liberty
as
and a par normal income tax
Of
than per cent premium
attributed % the a higher income
When subscribers could select cent?
applications
4 Der
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
NEW YORK BUTTER AND Eccs

q NEW YORK. Aug. s--BUTTER--Recelpts.
iniI0 tubs, Market steady Extras IA,
high score. 43ii alic; state dairy. liz Sf4a!'c'
other quotations UNCHANGED - "
EGGS-Receipts IL 70i cases Extra ers,s
~ q i3la .; nrsts. 80 4lc. no nthnr ntinln IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Municipalities Find Financing Erp.nsiUe


the head of banking house called attention the fact that cities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28


@somk of
securities and dun times
rsent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
LOOK FOR MAIL FROM HOME

If parents, friends and sweethearts knew
how eagerly the boys in the field watch for
mail. letters would come here by thous-
ands. 1t is n duh. routine life these bows
are leading, IA life which would tax the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28


perez
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
SHOULD WE HAVE "PROFITS' TAM
Fl AND PRICE-FIXING AT SAME T[MF,9
England's High Excess Profits Taxation Mesult
of Imperfect Control of Price-Fixing,
Gossip of the Street

my opinion on the
2 w broker, to him
action in of Ecn
didn't etop
,oev ITO
%
10
to
-. saoo. enou ,.
once
IN
of
in
and andun unquestionably that will here
taxation
during IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

-Lhe market was uuot ON q basis of S.3I {
'''c Tor extra fine granulated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Peace BObs Up Once in a While


board rooms but does not particularly popular The ase
with this
industries demands
Of
optimism
M
urnlabo t IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

This daily report rs sent ont by tho
Bureau or Markets Of the United States De-
pdrtmcmt Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch, 1cith headquarters at S0O-SI5 In
surdnce ETchange Guiding. Bell Tsle-
phone, Lombard IN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
No Market for Inactive Securities

would command a premium.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
nI.IAlL,IN L al -NNAN L IlN-L.s - -. !. IL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Ia MUERTE Y SIS GARRAS

Sierra D no para I'd. u 4 sorpresa el
sabcr auc con el uso del Alma Cor
dial Ia maraviliosa medicinal. nan
g;do salvados millares de pac!enteS
oyr Va habian sido dcsahuciaGos y
due csperaban Ia muerte como unIco
dDscanso. cuaudo por Sucrte encon-
traron 81 Alma Cordial. hoy eSt&n
uoZanGo de Dlena Salud. y con todo
rustic recomiendan csta maraVI!.oSa
mci;c;na para cl Cacarro, isis, Reu-
nat;smo. Sangre impura, Corazon'
los. Is -6mago. D~eoilidat. ReStr!cS
3asados. liigado, Rin0neS Pu!mo"es
' Ncryioe dcbiles. Lea el slguien-
% ta,t;monio: SENORES.-La PRE-
sente Sc reduce unicamente para de
cirlcs con eI Alma Cordial: que
IDS. me han mandado, he tenldo un
poco de aliyio con los Rlnoncs, mace
como Ii amos que padcZco de los r.
homes y ahora les digo que cor esta
,aanGo SI.0G para que ne cAv!en otra
rain. ST. scryidcra. Sra. T0MASA
G. de RODRIGUEZ. Box 2:3, hAH-
MES CITY. TEN.,-EI Alma Cordial.
Sc vendc por todas las bot!caS, pero
s. 81 Doticario no Ia ricne 0 no que
re ~ordenarla para I'd. m~andenos Si.o'
: noso.rcs - IL crv!aremos porte pa
eado. Diriiase 4 MILLER y o..
Station 4, Dept. JOG, San Antoni2'
Tvs tAdv.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
In pequeEo oombate.

ii PS11NAO
En- efecto, serian las diez de Ia
noche. cu2ndo, acompanados de IN
rrupo mas numeroso. los viajeros de
Ia tarde regreSaron 4 Il Inca divi-
soria, V abrieron e. fusgo sobre los
celadores y los que con ellos sc Ia
ban preparsdo ! In defensa para e.
case del possible ataQue.
E! combate duro alguna bora, ma
b;endo durante 81 alguroS her:dcs.
ma los a~saltantes n~exicanoS nc
pudieron por aquella vez pasar q.
te~rritorio americana.
i la madrugada, regresaron de
| nuevo. V Sc inicio IN nuevo tirotec
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
FRANCISCO MURCUIA FUE...


/ orcbabilidadrs de- que 50 lc dara IN
direction de Ia camnaaa contra los
te!iciStas. Sc d;Io que cl camblo Gel
ieGc dc las ouc-aciones en- Chihua-
hua era obra principal del general
Trev;no. uuier recomcrJo 4 Carran-
go y - srbsrcrc.ar;o de n -uer-a
csc camb;c como n~ecesar;o para el
bror 1vi;o H.. n can7DaH3 contra los
.nria,os
--..-u.:.
!U""" ' " q"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Laredo, Tex.
Causa indignation Ia actitud
que ha asumidO in Pc
fi6dico CarfanCista
de esa ciudad
Los acusa de que 0ienen a
conspirar q los EE. Unidos

LAREDO. Texas. Octubrc IL
AIM permanecen en- esta ciudad los
caballeros meXicanos ultimament"
deportadOs por 81 gobirrno de nueS-
tro pals, por sospechaS. segun sos
mizmos peri0dicos metropolitanos 4
| firman. de que conspiraban 0 podian
conspirar contra Ell regimen carran-
ciSta.
BESIDE el primer dia. han sido oh
icto de toda clase de atenciones por
los mas distinguiGos miembr0s de Ia
co,o,ia meyirana de Laredo. oulenes
% han pres,ado = servirles en- todo
rcucuo que pudieran necesitar dcS-
pu4s del p~recipitado viajc que Sc vie
. ron obligados . hacer.
Pronto saldran de Laredo.
Secun Sc me ha. i~nformado. solo
csncran los dichos seaorcs para Salir
De Laredo. In IIegada de sus allegados
ouc D~rocedentes de Ia ciudad dc
Navico. yjene7 4 ~reunirsc con clos
a., 81 das-ierro.
~ 10 -. d...orrados
H. .,.;sor , enc familiar
0m,o-ado soI;ta da II
n...i,oT rrnho n ~, .an;cro. sole
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
LAS TROPAS AMERICANS EN-
LA LINEA DE FUEGO.....
Niene de Il la

soldados del TIC Sam, es uno de los
mas quietos del f~rente, pero aIn no
ha Quedado bajo el control de los je-
les americanos, ' ia direction de las
operacicnes esta ALI aun bajo e! al
10 mando frances.
Los americanos han bombardeado
va las p~osiciones alemanas V sus tro-
pas Y csc fuego ha side contestado
por el enemigo granada 4 granada.
el casco de la primera granada anne
ricana diSparada al enemigo, sera
enviado al presidente Wilson. FL
casco Sc halla ahora en- poder del
general Sibert.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
;pOR QUE PREflEREN L0R MEXICAN0s MES1RA CASA
Nat;onal Exchan5e and Commission CO

PR QUE pruporctonaTos gEsaGs y condtGones Ts 1e en- H%. ' S%e me-.
scan6 a s1 fannia n MeIco-P0RQuE Ia remess de su d!nTo smeencsn9 o
neTTaoo A NeIico. la hscemos por nueNa cuenta ? resgov nors oe 6ssos
ono su dinerp 10 msndsmos dreGamene a SD fmlha,s sin intoTenaes
Dr. snsors s me sinmpra cohsn comisGn -PORQUE al naer Ia enhes. de 50
ntnero. rcugemos uns sra-recbo frmsCa Dor Ell intefesco, H -gps no Ls se
para iusurcsr q I'd. ell cum7limtento, de ,nueIro G ~
2 PGItIE rroporciOnaEDs Ia soVencia y gsrsnts necsSsfa para is nesocOs
que ID nos Colne. 1890 $50. 49,. u,,,-, nuh,ss 4.
Bmco: Nacoaal V lGndres y Mexico, reH1uendo SUI pedldo q ugr conde uu.
Sc encuentra Y para pagan sI Vaor en- Ell momeno De TecHFo-PropoTrcpn-
nos rra1rtrnmie inforles de sada lie uenesy precns a. pssNes a las TO-
4. NJ CUEVARA Y co. P. o. Boz. 81. LAREDO, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
"DATO PRESENTO SU RENUNCIA
Y CON e. IODO Ell IAUINGrE.
CViene de la La

frento con Ia terrible crisis por Ia
que ACADIA de pasar Espana. Sc agre-
ga que aGn en- el aso en- cue la re-
soluci6n del senior Dato sea de ca
r5cter irrevocable, ell Rey Don Al
fonso XII lie pedira que coninue al
frente del gobierno, cuando menos,
hasta que Sc reuna eli Parlamento.
Sc da por SECURE Que Dato acceder&.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
FL sustituto de Murguia.

Sucediendo I Murguia en- Ia jefa-
tura de opeEaciones. ha quedado
Eduardo Hernandez. uno de los je-
fes que han acompanado 4 Murguia
en- Ia campana contra los villistas y
que es considerable como el verdade-
70 director de esa campaha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

en- el que tambien sal!eron vcncedo-
res los guardaS americanos.
Son revoluciOnarioS.
Al mismo tempo, los celadores ha-
bian enviado 4 las autoridades de
Altar, Sonora, noticia de que I'm CRU
DO de individuoS ar1nados habia ORE
edo asaltarlos, Y del dicho punto sa-
Heron algunoS soldados del gobierno
a ~persegur a los asaltantes-
Cosidos d dos fuegos, estos tuvie-
ron que huir, mas uno de clos, que
d;jo !lamarse Ignacio Molina fue
~aprehendido.
Aun cuando no ha querido declaral
NADIA, Sc cree que sea revolucionario
perteneciente g alguna pertida Que
por ahi mercdea, Y que trataban DE-
llevar a cabo una incursion en- terri,
torio americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
A donde Sc dirigiran.

Ningunas dc las personals tantas
veces citauaS. FLAIR! 81 Residential en-
Laredo.
Dentro De pocos dias, todas parti-
ran rumbO a d~istintoS .ugares.
Las c:udaGes cn donde Ia mayoria
Sc radicara. son San Antonio, New
Orleans ' +! Paso.
Fl Sr. I,urbide : acaSo alguno mas
con e.. - dirigi!& pronto 4 New
York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Tcda Muier Va Sea Casa
ds, Soltera o viuda, De-
Re Leer Este Mensaje:

Cuando el ingenio humahH : 81
tanStaHcia. lleac 4 n-odu-i:- IN algo,
cue ze traduce en- beneficio para Ia
r"~--;Aad no debe duda->e de las
ventaias que este algO nos ofrece,
Tai es FL
&C sMPUESTO MITCHELLA"
En- este Dreparado 81 DR.. j. II. Dye
:e Buffalo, -rabaj0 durante 10 anos
y de su tamOSo Institute Medico, Ia
cuuGido para Il mundo entero, es:e
producto. que sin discussion, h. S'do
aceUtado para los fines que Sc le deS-
tina. es decir, para ahvIa- l. muJer
de los ~achaques del embaraEO V los
dolores del aiumbramientO, ) cone2-
:j- JOS males que u acechan proplos
~ -l 4r>n: .a'eS ono deSilidad fe-
mruina, irreguiaridades ~mensuales,
flores blancaS, etc. Ia E.agnlcud de
este Institute despGcs lie As amos &c
exper:encLa. puede tamb.en ser I
eXce.eGte recommendation que sc otre-
e para es.c ~m2rav.:loso medicaTIe1-
%. Ora Urueba de Sus eXcelente5
Cua..daGeS IS u I'M anSa cantifa'! de
,a<,ir5H.GS Isc;hiGa &c este Pals Y
del ex.ranier0. Ge per-Has &grace-
c.das. conocIdas ' honradaS. Por FOR
tuna n este pals donde - tan gran
tie - numero de mujeres que surreH
lie i~-astornos p~ropios &c 81 sexo. Jun
10 a nal. "a N~aturaleza nos ofrece
= uanos ileD2s este remedio herba-
RIO. Y para mayor felicidad al alcan-
g" .!e coGcs los bol>ilioS.
L.Us directories de este Institute, han
r.-geHO ofrecer pUr tempo !infitado,
,;~o can,!iad lie cajas. con has Qua
.es sc obsequia-& q toda persona cue
escriba solicitanGo el especiffco } re-
mia so centaVOs para ayudar a los
castos de franQueo. PGa "a. tam
biGn el p~ortentoso hbro del Dr.. Dye
l dice Como dar a luz ninos sanos
Y REQUISITES sin tenor a dolores" =
Como llegar 4 ser madre.e Escri-
ba I'd. al d.. J. H. Dye Medical ms
titute. 327 Washington St, Buffalo,
y. I.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Una labor indigna.


Gran indignation ha causado en
esta ciudad, d actitud que contra los
depOrsados por el gobierno de NeXl-
co IA asumido VI diario carranc!sta
que en- esta ciudad Sc publica.
E! dicho ~peri6dico, que apenas es
leido por clos amigos De Ia causa'
asegura en- su ultimo ndmero, 0
mas Dien, denuncia 4 las au~toridades
a~nericanas, que dos de los desterra-
dos. los generates Samuel Garcia
Cde,!ar ' Enrique Rivero. vienen 4
EstaLos Unidos Il c~onspirar contra Z!
gobierno de Carranza.
Tan burda Is 10 calumn!a, an ia-
r. L. falsedad que tai ~aseveraci6n
ca:arha, que Made, nj las mIsmaS
altor;Gades = las cuales va digig'da
il denuncia, han parade mientes en-
ella.
Il labor del meucionaGo periodi-
co, ha hecho sino que q sentimien
TO articarrancista sea aun mas hondo
' cue Sc tengan mayores corsiGera-
ciores 4 los deportados, que en- al
gunas res;denc;as ~particulares de Ia
c:udad, entire elias. Ia del genera!
Santiago Mendoza, han sido ultima
! mcate 2gaSajados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
EXCURSION i TERRITORIO..
Wiene de Il la

mas - dandose crenta De aquehos
hombres hacian Ago como = eXp!o-
raci6n del terreno y tenian 0 busca-
ban arregIos alguno 0 cier'os po-
bladores dc los ranches f~r0n-erzos.
A. avardecer, regresaron : fueEon
en- busca te su$ araas. No las en-
c~ontraron, Y entonces los celadores
les dijeron que el!os las habian en-
con,rado e~nterradaS. Y les ~guaTtabaE
IN 81 poder. al miSmo tempo les
manifestation que no estaban dis
puestos a e~ntregarselas. Los v!aje-
ros aseguraron scr empieados de!
gob:erno mexicaDo, pero TUE inutil,
Entonces, Sc retiraron y "a en- 10 Ii
nea divisoria, dijeron a los celado-
res Que por Ia noche volverian a re-
coger u armas por IL fuerza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

en- Ell que tambien salieron vcncedo'
res los guardaS americaHos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
MATERIAL. FEkKOCARRiLERO.
CViene De Ia il. Pag.)

10 voz pibIica dijo entonces que.
IN 10 referente al material de los fe-
! rrocarrileS mexicanos. habia alg0 mis-
q-e no >e decia.
Lo que eued6 de 10 d~eetruido.
De todos as sabido que Il r2vGlu-
con carrancista s. ensanu contra los
ifesrocarril+s. .4prnas 81 paso dia,
duranre amos. en- que no So dinamlt"-
n TN tren. "a para asaltaT ana es-
! colta, vs. para robar IN convoy, u.
! para ooner panico en- q pdetl" Y en- 81
gobierno.
.Algunaz wees. por gusto solamen-
70, Dor saciar instintos de- testruc-
cion y de maldad. Sc incendiaron en-
las ~estaciones treneS enteroS. carga-
dos de c~ereaIeS, de mercancias diver
saS, de sanado, etc.
Las maquinaS eran dcstruidas en-
las misnas estaciones. con dinamita.
E! fuego Y los explosives fueron a
cabando con los f~errocarriles, a gra-
do de que. ! Ultima bora, las lineas
cacionales no contaban con carroS nj
rara e transporte dc paSajerGS nj
! para 81 de 10 carSa.
Sin embargo. hUbo quiea encontra-
r. Que algo habia quedaio De relatiY"
valor, de los fe~rrocarriles destruidoS
81 herraie . medic fundir, las plata
! formas no enteramente d~estruidas.
m.ouiras que podiaH vendcrSe como
| hero f:ejo. relies torcidoS. calderaS
abolladas, todoS 10 cue TO fue hecho
AMIGOS por n dinamita nj reducido q
! c~enizas por el iuego.
! \ los seHores carrancistas que no
! perdieron de vista 81 personal apro-
! vecham;ento, pensaron en- que aque-
10 era cosa perdida para "a Replbii-
q. = Ia revolucion 10 ponia en- $uS
maros. para 81 personal ventaia J
! qDe podiaa verGerio. sin penSar Ell
que aquello constituia IN robo para Ia
nacioa y contribute q empereZar To-
davia mas 81 labor reconstructora
oue today!a no Ia empezado.
Z s. supo De jefeS c~arrancistaS que
vendian los hierroS v%iejos de los fe-
~rrocarrile$ en- este pals, donde todc
. a~prorechable y TODD Sc compra.
Una operation im~portsnte.
Parece que con csc asunco estuv'
Etamosen -elacionado el viaie del Sc
Ihcr PeScador.
Pe-o no para ~provecho De Ia Re
puhlica. sino para particular benefi-
clio.
! De clio Ia venido q dar pruebas una
! noticia que, como cierta, IN circ0Iado
! IN e>ta c:udad.
ACADIA &c lIegar ! Laredo IN conf
siorado de! general Nafarrate, ca
rrarcista De significaciGn = qWen TO-
to cs 2ermitiGo. con G! obieto De ven
der por su ~cUenta, NADIA menos que
! cuarenta 0 c;ncuenta nil dolores de
| material :er~roc&rrilero. de! que L re
yolucion dei0 abandonado en- las eSta-
clones ub:cad2s en- {! territorio que
t! aicho general controlara.
| E$ suma De lnero, 0Dtenida con
l. veata legitima De Ago que Is
! propiedad De una empresa particular
y por 10 que 81 gohierno esta obGeado
| "a yelar. Siquiera sea por "a caent2
que le Gene, IN = nlanoS de los zen
tedores.
Y como esta, muchas otras opera
! clones "p~articuia-es' Sc eStan hacien-
! DO en- este pals Por ~negociaHtes ne
! xicanos, en- tanto el pals 5 muere de
hanbre ' Sc encuentra en- Ia imposi-
b;Udad de cub-ir sus Elultip!es COM
promises.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

10 voz pibEica dijo entonces que,
RI 10 referente al material de los fe-
rrocarrileS mexicanos, habia algo mis-
De no e decia.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29
ADMISSION FROM AN exANrI
Asauith No Longer Denies Women's
Claim to Governmental Recognition.

In womans terrible fight Tor suf'
fragr IN Ens,and between the years
1910 and 1919, there was Just one
force that defeated them. That was
the force iu,aruate IN the VIII Of the
then Prime Minister Mr.. Asquith.
Parliament was converted. the tahi.
net was converted. the people were
converted Mr Asluith wa not con
verified Again and again he i'll back
IN the argument ps the ballot ana
he bullet Oni, those vino could
come 10 their ruuntry's defense in
var time could hope o. win tn" iran.
'hise under hi ruling Thou 'u"
war Md now Mr. N>1ui'H again
proving DTS claim % greatness hv
MS fair ndei Development
1T i, true avs '.i. urE convert
that they cannot dEb' in the gross
material .'n " eft Soius out with rifle
and So prtu bgt t.rN Hl our wsul
filn artoric, they are d1inF the
work which the men Who are fighting
had to perform before tley have
taken their place. thew are th"
servant. of the state and they have
aided In the most effective way in
the prosecution 20. the war WHAT D..
more. they say. and This g. point
which make. special appeal to m,
they say When the war come, 20 an
end and when these abnormal. ami
% iarE, rNfuuf transient. conditions
have to be revised. AMI when the
process ~ Industrial rcCons'ruction
ha- tp be- so' on foot. have not no.,
Nomcu a -p"rla. claim % be- heard
nn the MANY questions which vii,
arise directly affecting their interest,
and pos .iblN meaning Cor them ll-cr
displacement ~ labor ! cannot
think the House Will dru' that. AMI
! ,ay quite frankly. TIT cannot
DENY that claim
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29
Prominent English Statesmen
Want Woman Suffrage
For England
WILL ENGLAND ENFRANCHlSE HER
WOMEN BEFORE AMERICA DOES?
INHY PREMIER GEORGE
is FOR SUFFRAGE
Nation Needs Woman's Experience IN
Management OF It's Affairs.

Premier Lloyd George has express
ed himself as unduaIihedly In favor
Of votes for women in the following
words
u have long been convinced ad'
yuCatc OF woman suffrage aud am now
nrmer than ever In supporting H. II
seems 20 mo a necessary AMI dcsir.
able consequence % the yl.' extern
sion Of the functions OF government
which the last century and half has
Witnessed 40 franchise hill can eve.
again De brought forward in this
country without raising tho whole
problem ~ whether Nuu are rp,Us 20
exclude more than half the Ciaf"ns
oi the land Women have "u'rr.i
pretty nearly every sphere ID. com.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29
eIoLoolcALLY SPEAKING.

1T may be that woman's effort to
secure the franchise IS but the sur.
face indication Of great biologi1
movement Perhaps the presen,
feminist agitation viii bring change
in human destiny when we consider
that woman wa evolved To preserve.
u perpetuate. the species: that IN the
course OF that evolution. she develop.
ed traits traits which are the logical
results OF her care for her children
II would seem that there must now
also be evolved within her a great
fundamental reaction against the
harshnes, Of man This harshness.
this pugnacity this greed for killing
was put into man through evolution,
and II cannot be mitiga,ed save
through further evolution Perhaps ono
Of the influences in this further evolu.
ton will be woman's natural reaction
against needless violence"
George W. Grille. in "a Mechanlstlc
View of War and Peace.~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29
SEES EARLY SUFFRAGE
VICTORY

President Jacob Gould Schurman,
OF Cornell University. views the
struggle Tor woman suffrage In the
Eastern states, as IA battle already
won" DIR. Schurman says:
The women of the East will not
be content to remain permanently dis
franchiscd while their sisters in the
outrage states of the West have II in
their power to elect the president and
members OF Congress, and so shape
the policies Of the Government of the
United States. do not mean that
the old arguments in favor OF woman
suffrage have lost any OF their force.
| recognize their validity today as |
have accepted them for many years
past. But the recent national election
has brought out in a more striking
way than ever before the practical
Circumstance that the Nation cannot
remain permanently divided, with one
half OF its women enfranchlsed and
the other half disfranchised The re-
cent national election has given this
circumstance a unique and impressive
setting And the cause Of woman
suffrage has gained such a tremend-
Gus momentum that un'ess | am en-
,irely incorrect in my forecast the
suffrage viii be granted to women In
IN trn states u the Union IN the
course d. %" next f'w years"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29
SOUTHERN SUFFRAGlSTS SCORE
---EYE-OPENiNC FIGURES

II looks as il Tennes see would be
the first Southern State to get into
the suffrage column Its bill for
presidential suffrage passed the
House OF Repre- entatives in January.
But the whole South is well TO the
fore in the race to enfranchise women
Bills for presidential suffrage. m ID
elled after the Illinois equal suffrage
statute will be introduced ia the
legislatures Of twelve southern states.
In their fight Tor the suffrage South.
ern women have brought forward
some eye.opening figures with regard
TO southern population. For instance:
In four southern states, Texas, Ten
nessee, Virginia and Kentucky, the
number of white women exceeds the
whole colored population. In Ala
bama, Arkansas. Georgia, North Caro-
lima and Louisiana, woman suffrage
would tremendously increase the pre-
ponderance OF white votes; in Mis-.
sissippi and South Carolina. where
the colored population exceeds the
white, equal suffrage would double
the educated electorate.
Contrary to impression, the increase
OF white population is more rapid than
the increase of colored population.
The official estimates of population
for 1916, published by the Bureau OF
the Census. show that the white popu.
iation in twelve southern states has
increased l0S per cent. In the last
seven years. while the negro populs.
ton has increased oaly 6S per cent
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29
wARIrselr HAS EXPLODED WAR
ARGUMENT AGAINST
SUFFRAGE.
Creates, OF Enslish Editors War
Convert.

The conversion - woman suffrage
which &. the most notable IN many A
wear il that % Lori NorthOlic leader
~ Conservative forces in Great Brit
ain and owner OF the London Tunes.
and Mail as well as other English
publications His influence through
tho many columns no controls 10
enormous IT. opposition was by
many considered 81 more Importance
than that OF Premier Asquith Edi.
against giving women the vote was
that they were useless In war times.
but they have shown that the wa
couldn't be carried on without them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29

The Sultan of Egypt Is reported to
nave declared One OF the greatest
results OF the war To the Orient will
be the complete emancipation OF
women. Woman should be- given the
opportunity Of developing ana educat.
ing herself in the highest possible
degree"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-29
WHAT EVERY NOVA KNOWS.

And the men are beginning 90 ,carnl
That any work tA.' needs doing is
Womln'- work
When the men are late coming
horne from market she does the
chores
when they are busy with IN, hay
he mi k The cows.
When an extra hand Is needed with
:hn harvest she helps In the field.
when the men are In the trenches,
he make. he shells, runs the troll
lays, handles the baggage and drives
the taNis.