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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 3, 4 October 1903
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Masthead
I.W.HELLMAN PUNS MORE INVESTMENTS Knows of No Better Place to Stake His Money BANKER AMAZED ' AT CITY'S GROWTH ■ % Farmers and Merchants' Will Add to Capital and Reserve
THE MORNING'S NEWS
NONE LIVES TO RELATE THESTDRV A Great Building Is Hurled Into the Air EXPLOSION IN A DISTILLERY Copper Cylinder Bursts and Swept Everything in Its Path
ROBBERS CARRY OFF SAFE BUT FAIL TO OPEN IT Interrupted in Their Task by Posse and Put to Flight
VALIDITY Of DIVORCE LAW IS DPHELD / The Supreme Court Renders Strong Decision SOME MARRIAGES NULL AND VOID Powers of Legislature in the Matter Are Unquestioned
WILLFUL RUTH BRYAN OVERRIDES THE STRENUOUS OPPOSITION OF HER PARENTS AND ENTERS HER MAJORITY AS A MATRON
GOULD INTERESTS TO BE MERGED
TWINS ARE HEREDITARY
CONGRESS BRINGS UP CANAL BILL
MINNESOTA TOWN RAZED BY TORNADO Seven People Killed and Many Are Injured AWFUL CALAMITY BKFALS ST. CHABLEB More Than Forty Houses Are Demolished by the Storm
LEIVES KITH ÜBJBBUTBI Path of Storm Is Strewn With Wreckage MAIN STREET OF THE TOWN DEVASTATED Tornado Sweeps Along the Principal Thoroughfare, Demolishing Business Houses and Dwellings as Though Built of Cardboard
HAVOC IN WISCONSIN Many People Killed and Injured at Independence
PREMIER OF BRITISH COLUMBIA DEFEATED Conservative Government Goes Down Before Liberals
DEATHS OF THE DAY Lewis D. McKisick
HEW WARDEN AT FBLSOMSELECTED Ex-Sheriff Standley of Mendocino the Man
PLEADS FORJVENEZUELA Wayne MacVeagK Addresses Hague Court of Arbitration
Archbishop Kain Very Weak
Tremendous Gain ki City's Clearing House Business
ICOL. R. H. SAVAGE SERIOUSLY HURJ Run Down by a Wagon on a New York Street
CZAR BIDS FAREWELL T° AUSTRIAN EMPEROR The Rulers Kiss Each Other at Parting
T0 MEET AT ST- LOUIS Universal Congress of Banisters Is Planned
To Have a Big School Exhibit
NEGROES 11 BERLIN ARE M]STREATED German Roughs Think It the Proper Thing
YOUNG GIRL DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID On Her Bosom Was Fonnd Young Man's Minature
t Mrs. Davi* Rapidly Recwirlnt
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
Two Free Speech Enthusiasts Violate City Ordinance and Are Arrested bv Police COMMIT OFFENSE TO TESTJHE LAW Crowd of Hoodlums !Se«s Sacrifice of League Members SPEAKERS DENOUNCE THE LAW AS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
COMSTOCK INJURED The Notorious Detective Fractures a Rib
GROUT WILL ROT BE FORCED OFF Chairman Cutting Writes Him a Forceful Letter
Sanity Determined by Jury
BONDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL JIBE SOLD Eastern Company Takes the Major Portion LOCAL BANKS FORM A POOL FOR $25,000 OF THE ISSUE Local Contractor Offer* to Repair the Ocean End of the Outfall Sewer and Accept Part of the Bonds Issued as Security for His Pay
CHURCH MUSIC
JCHOOLJ® COL LEGEvS
St. Vincent's College
Los Angeles High School
Throop Polytechnic Institute
Harvard Academy
Girls' Collegiate School
Marlborough School
CLUB WOMEN WAGE WAR OnWE TURK Demand That He Be Sent Into Asia AUTHENTICATED INSTANCE OF OFFICE SEEKING THE MAN Nomination of Crittenden Thornton for City Attorney by Democrats of San Francisco Was Entirely Unexpected—Another Angeleno Out
Subdivision Work Begins Monday
TO MAKE JUVENILE LAWJPERAM Advisory Board Appeals to the Public DETENTION HOME TO BE FITTED UP FOR CHILDREN Proposition to Issue Permits to Newsboys, Who Must Obtain Recommendation From School Teachera and Permits From Teacher*
LABOR LEADERS VISIT UNION State Officials Here on a Missionary Trip
COURT BRIEFS
WILL HAVE WATER PROOFJASSBOOKS Fire Commissioners and Huntington Compromise
Technicalities for Morris
Bicycle Thief Sentenced
TOPPLING FROM HIS PEDESTAL
ACTIVE WORK ON GLENDALE LINE Dynamite Changes Face of Nature
PRISON AUTHORITIES MEET Warden of Stillwater Penitentiary Condemns Lynching
Returns With Prisoner
Thrown From Wagon
Poker Case Set
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
MEAT LIKELY TO BE HIGH JUjD SCARCE Hauser Packing House Men Strike BOYCOTT OF HAUSER'S MEAT IS DECLARED Wholesalers Decide That They Will Not Sell Any Beef to Retailers Who Discriminate Against the Boycotted Concern—Cause of the Trouble
Huntington Park Notes
SAILOR'S BODY FOUNDMN WATER Supposedi to Be Chris Erickson
FOOTBALL s BOXING as COURSING TWO HUDSOHE BANKERS OFFERED Football Champions to Be Recognized HERALD AND HOEGEE GIVE TROPHIES TO LOCAL TEAMS The Champions of Southern California Will Receive Pennants, the Premier College One Valued at $85, Winning School Team One $60
HAVING GOOD TIME English Soldier Visitors Are Kept on the Move
New Plumbing for Napa Asylum
PITTSBURG WlliS THEM GAME The Championship Series Draws Big Crowds
Chicago Nationals 6, Americans o
St. Louis Americans 5, Nationals o
Fired
WHEELER ASSAULTS UMPIREJM'OONALD Suspended Indefinitely for His Act SERAPHS GIVE THE GAME TO THE SAN FRANCISCOS Dillon Tries Out Baum in the Box, but Youngster Is Given No Chance by His Team Mates to Win, Although He Makes Good Impression
Seattle 6, Oakland 5
Orient Stars Active
The World's Railroads
GANNON RUNS INTO HEAPS JEJROOBLE Discovers Too Late That f)e Voin Can Fight PLENTY OF EXCITEMENT AT CHUTES BALL PARK Defeat of the Much-Lauded Santa Barbara Team by th'e Sporting News an Incident of the Afteri noon's Proceedings
LOST FORTUNE ON Ti FIDDLER Gamblers' Kaid Inspired by Enmity
Girl to Admire
STANFORD WINS II HARD FOUGHT GAME Defeats Reliance Club by Touchdown and Goal EASTERN "VARSITIES PLAY AGAINST SMALL TEAMS Harvard Displays Weak Line—California Runs Up Big Score Against Naval Cadets—Casualties of the Day, One Broken Limb
California Scores Easy Victory
Harvard Shows Poor Form
Princeton Scores Little
Yale Tries Out Against Vermont
Results of Other (lames
MISS ANTHONY IS GOLKHAMPION Her Last Tournament Before Marriage
The Milk in the Cow
OPENING GAME UP High School and Throop Football Match Off
Gates Ventures an Old One
Was Not in Him
What the Editor Missed
Nor More a Swallow
A New Saccharine Plant
SIX FOLLIES OF SCIENCE Things Attempted Which Are Impossible of Accomplishment
When to Drink Champagne
The Patient Objected
BASEBALL s RACING a IENNIS LAI OF Mil MIKES GOOD RUN Captures the Champion Steeplechase FULLY 30,000 PEOPLE GATHER AT MORRIS PARK Major Daingerfield Makes a New World'i Record at Mile and Three-Quarters, and Win* the Municipal Handicap by Length—Other Races
Winners at St. Louis
Harlem Result*
WITH HARE AND HOUNDS Some Fine Coursing Promised at Angelus Park Today
Stable Boy Became Foolish Suddenly, But Stover Cashed His Big Bunch of Tickets
MARTIN TO TRAIN BEETVjyXS PRIDE McV«y Lacks Only Speed and Agility
BRUT MATCHED Will Meet Martin Canole Before the New Club
Professor Maddock Resigns
Want Convenient Wash Houses
Lunch Venders Must Pay
MAJOR DELMAR GOES IN 2:03 Again Fails to Lower His Kecord
M'GOVERN MEETS GRITTY OPPONENT Terrible Terry Has Difficulty With Billy Willis
Herald Team Will Play
Major Delmar Fails
HOY DISPOSES OF FORMERCHAMPION Good Tennis at Country Club Tournament
GOING INTO TRAINING Knights of Columbus Baseball Team Will Line Up Today
MOTOR CARS BREAK RECORDS Oldfleld Covers is Miles in 14 Minutes, 35 Second*
SIXTEEN STAKES AT ASCOT PARK Bicli Events Dnring th§ Winter Meeting INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO CRACK STEEPLECHASERS Ascot Derby and Ascot Oaks Will Soon Become Recognized Among the Classics of the Pacific Coast. Chances for Two-Year Olds
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FEVER YET RAGES IN LAREDO No Deaths Caused Yesterday by the Dread Disease
San Franciscan Marries in Paris
CHEN'S GOSPEL ALL OUTJF DATE Chamberlain Issues a Manifesto BELIEVES IN WAGING AN AGGRESSIVE WAR His Remarks Addressed to Men of All Political Opinions, as the Questions Raised Are Not Necessarily Matters of Party Politics
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE Growth of the City Is Shown to Be Raoid
ELKS MAKEMERRY TODAY Great Preparations for the Festive Rodeo
End of Cartwheel Coinage
TURKISH VILLAGE IS LAIDJN RUINS All the Inhabitants Are Massacred RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA WILL CONTINUE BALKAN POLICY Result of the Conference Between Count Lamsdorff and Count Goluchowski—Assertion That Powers Need Be in No Fear of War
Need Not Fear War
Petition of Americans
Ferdinand at Sofia
QUEER FACTS ABOUT RAIN One Catches Less Water by Walking Than Running in a Downpour
A COMPARISON State Education in This Compared With Foreign Countries
RADIUM SHOWN IN NEW YORK Two Grains Which Cost $300 Product of a Ton of Pitchblende
Home Sold Over Dead Man's Head
Old Maids Are Scarce
Signs
SAMUEL PARKS SUFFERS DEFEAT Frank Buchanan Chosen President STRENUOUS WORK OF THE IRONWORKERS FINISHED Parks Says He Is Perfectly Satisfied With the Result, and He Will Oo Back to New York and Take Up the Fight Where He Left Off
THE AGE OF OPPORTUNITY Capable Young Man Never Had the Chance That Is Now Offered
TOOK RISK IN COUGHING Dangers Consumptives Run in Getting Shaved in Colorado
ONE OF LARRY JEROME'S How the Clever American Astounded a Tableful of Britons
Teuton and Celt in America
Rained?
Home Again
WAR ON JOTEL BEATS ASSOCIATION RECOVERS MANY BAD DEBTS Black List Is Effective—Simeon Ford and Other Landlords Tell of Some Queer Experiences and the Remedy
The "We" That Wins
Unexpected Happiness
Forewarned
A Remarkable Map
To the Moon
t CUR FAMINE IS THREATENED Problem Confronting the Great Lines WANTED HERE FOR FRUIT, IN THE WEST FOR GRAIN Directors' Meeting of the Huntington-Hellman Lines, at Which the Condition and Needs of the Traction Property Are Considered
SHORTAGE OF CARS Railroads Unable to Accept All the Traffle Offered
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
The British Oolf Invasion
An Old Newspaper Man's Death
Fiction of Its Own Class
ANNUAL BANQUET 10 PRODUCE MEN Notable Gathering ol* Exchange Members RULES CITED TO CORRECT ABUSES IN THE TRADE * Salesmen Become Guests of Their Employers and Tell of Their Experiences on the Road—Question of Charges for Drayage
An Excusc for "Hiawatha"
Sericulture Club
Sparklers
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Southern Women Will Convene
Ebell Program
Badgers' Plans Maturing
Outdoor Art League
BIGJOBTO GETCROPNEWS UNCLE SAM HAS 250,000 MEN WORKING AT IT Postmasters and Railroad Agents So Employed—Also a Lot of Judges and at Least One Ex-Governor a
SURGERY LIMNED BY ART Photography Proving a Great Aid to the Professional Healer
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
The Newest Wrinkle
Unique Spot
jtPMiiT mm SOME ARE COMPLETE WITH BOARDING HOUSES Those First Built Were fteafened for Wealthy Patron*—A Less Expensive Kind Now introduced
Suicide and Poetry
Greatest Pittsburg
fesT£vjs*
Musicale at Hollywood
Park-Langnardt
Crystal Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Janssen Surprised
Social Events at Occidental
For Auld Lang Syne
Just Nine Years Old
Coloradoans Make Merry
Cook-Scholl
(lames, Music and Dancing
Surprised on His Birthday
Married One Year
Thirteen Years Old
Lambda Beta Sigma
For Dr. and Mrs. Honodel
Luncheon at Whittier
Banquet at the Beach
Clubs Fraternize
Happily Remembered
To Attend Convention
Pansy Whist Club
Tallyho Ride
Dinner and Circus Party
Dinner and Theater Party
Married Twenty-five Years
Informally Entertained
Pitino^Capasso
For Miss Lessler
Spanish Dinner
Les Frerea Club
Society Notes and Personals
FROM SUBURBAN POINTS
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
ANOTHER "LOST CAUSE"
AN IMPERIAL TRAVESTV
STEEL AND WATER
THE GOVERNMENT'S ATTITUIE
TIMELY RESOLUTIONS
THE RIGHT SORT
jf 9#nsk»U*Hf 6ioty
But Different Reasons
Porkpacker's Philosophy
Chtmmt'& $ad den Stories
THE PUBLIC PULSE
iews of tin 11 «f
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS
-CHURCH CALENDAR
Abbotsford Inn Reopened
Murine Eva Remedy
TO FILL TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
AROUND THE TOWN
PERSONAL ,
BRAND GIVES LMUHOR ™ Sets Aside Garden Spot, for People's Use TRACT COMPRISES 640 ACRES IN GLENDALE HILLS Railway President Stand* Ready to Turn Ovei: Property to Public on the Single Condition of Its Perpetual Use as a Park
crrr news in brief
No Fancy Prices for Borders
FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) MESPtkRE CLUB OPENS YEAR'S WORK First Meeting Held in Stickney Hall ENLARGEMENT OF THE SOCIETY AGAIN RUMORED A Vote Will Be Taken at the Next Meeting on the Question of Expansion—Five Boys Arrested for Shooting Up Alpine Tavern
Reckless Youngsters Arrest el
Congregations lists to Organize
Throop Boy Injured
Open Meeting of Child Study Circles
Death's Harvest
(SOUTH PASADENA) OILED STREETS ARE GOOD HIGHWAYS Successful Experiment Gives Good Roads to South Pasadena
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) RAILWAY EXTENSION RUMOR Los Angeles-Pacific Wants Franchise to Tide Water
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) FRUIT SHIPMENTS LARGE A Big Increase Over the Record for Last Year
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) INDIAN COWS MURDER TRAGEDY REPORTED FROM TEMECULA Coroner and District Attorney Go to Pachango Reservation to Investigate and Hold Inquest on Victim
(LOS ANGELES -COUNTY) CHILD STUDY CIRCLE MEETS Election of Officers Inaugurates New Year of Work
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) At the Soldiers' Home
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) FOUND FORGOTTEN FUNDS SUPERINTENDENT ADDS TO THE COUNTY'S WEALTH Money Had Been Used to Buy School Books, and the Balance Was Carried as a Revolving Fund
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) FEARED FOR HER CHILDREN Woman Thought Her Husband Had Kidnaped Them
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) NEW PASTOR INSTALLED Rev. Charles M. Fisher Assumes His Duties
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) CEMETERY INCORPORATES New Burying Ground to Be Established Near Lordsburg
(ORANGE COUNTY) x WALNUT ThIEVES OPERATING Sacks of Nuts Are Stolen From the Ranches
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Fine Weather at Avalon
NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD DECLINES ARE RESISTED
professional operators 00 THE MOST TRADING Effective Rally Was Lost When the Bank Report Was Issued
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
LARGE DECREASE IN CASH New York Money Market Not What Was Anticipated
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
San Francisco Markets
COTTON CROP LATE
Pacific Coast Trade
San Francisco Fruits
New York Markets
Live Stock Market
Advance in Cotton
Postponed Trial for Diamond Theft
LITTLE TRADING IN WHEAT
BANANftSHORTAGBf'REDICTED West Indian Crop Almost Ruined. Prices May Oo Higher
Settlement Association's Annual
Died From Natural Causes
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK ORANGE MARKET
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Coast Shipping News
THE TILLMAN TRIAL Case of the Prosecution Practically Closed ,
DISGRACED OFFICIAL Yuba County's Auditor Sent to San Quentin for Four Years
Major Goe Must Stay in Quarters
Report of Massacre Denied
Independent of Trusts or Combines
HOME SUES ARE 11 BIG DEMAND Purchasers Looking for Properties MANY IMPORTANT DEALS MADE IN SIDE STREETS Outlook for the Season la Very Flattering in the Opinion of Many Agents—Owners Rushing Prices in the Face of Conditions—Notes
MAGMFICEMT PACE SET M BUILDiftG OPERATIONS FOR 1903
Precisely the Styles
SEEKS TO RECOVER $23,000 Woman Claims CunningKam Refused to Carry Out His Contract
IN ALL WALKB OF LIFE Herplcide Is Used to Cure Dandruff
No Fancy Prices for Borders
STEADY GROWTH OF LMGEIIS Buildings Going Up in All Directions DEMAND FOR RESIDENCES IS ON THE INCREASE September Proved * Record Month in Local Building Annals—October Start* Out on a Good Footing—A List of Recent Permits Qranted
WILL CARRY HIGH VOLTAGE A Test of New Electric InMlater Dl> signed by J. S. Allea
Want Street Sprinkled
¥ the' herald THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
PUN ADDITION TOjITY HALL Space Provided for Three Departments WATER, HEALTH AND SCHOOL BOARDS TO BE GIVEN ROOM Building Tentatively Agreed Upon Will Be Three Stories High and Will Cost Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars—May Sell Water Building
QUARREL DRIVES MANJTD SUICIDE San Pedro Boatman Dies Alone in Bouse
Aged Woman's Severe Fall
Bubonic Plague in Brazil
LEFT A* IB"; HER UTTLE MB Laguna Rancher Dwtrts Wife and Chiiditn DESTITUTE AND FRIENDLESS WOMAN IN A GREAT CITY Husband and Father Tains and Decamps, Later Falling Among Thieves, and Indicating Mia l*tea« tion of Leaving the Comtvy
Progressive Club Meeting
BORROWS GUI TO ; ATTEMPT SUICIDE Intoxicated Man Shoots Himself
WINGER GOES EAST Secretary of California Health Food Company Will Buy Machinery
SPRINKLING CAR TRACKS In New Orleans 150 Miles Are Watered by the Railroads
COPPER REPORT FORJHE UNION Output for This Year May Be Larger
REDUCTION PLANT PLANNED Large Ore Bodies of the Oro Grande to Be Treated
ADAMS' BARSAPARILLA PILLB Chocolate Coated
at
Sr«enroom Sosstp
Z>/io llJee/c's attractions
A Kentucky Breakfast
ARTISTIC SWEETS I] The Chief Patisserie Is an ImportauJ Functionary
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jCoeat Tfotos
Symphony Orehosira
Contemporary Composers
<Siray Chords
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CHATS ABOUT WOMEN f AND WOMEN'S CLUBS I
SOCIETV
Street Manner:
MEN ARE TO BLAME Responsible, Says Mrs. Russell Sage, for American Homelessness
The Man in the Chair
Catching the Rinps
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•"WWTOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY f
Stories of Great Men
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Important Change
"Toilers of the Home"
"The Shadow of Victory"
"Washington Irving"
"Character Reading"
"Gold From Life's Rainbows'*
"Jeffersonian Democracy"
Two Children's Books
"Willy Wanderoon"
"The Wings of the Morning"
"The Fortunes of Fifi"
"Consumption"
Marion Harland's Cook Book
Literary Notes
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SECMEI SOCIETY CIRCLES KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
K. AND L. OF S.
NATIVE SONS
MASONIC
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
ROYAL ARCANUM
ODD FELLOWS
MODERN WOODMEN
Scraps of Ancient History
HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain
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m % Extorminating Squirrels
Wine-Making Friars
This Year's Corn Crop
Beef at Eight Cents
Collection of Cactus
Colorado and Nile Rivers
Manufacture of Nitric Acid
Cotton Crop of 1903
A Box-Making Trust
Porto Rico Orange Transportation
The EZducated Farmer
The Sugar Wine Fraud
Control of the Mississippi
As to Soil Fertility
A Great Co-operative Vineyard
Orchard I Big Crop of Oregon Apples
London Fruit Market
South African Fruit
Time of Plum Ripening
Milk Condensing Factories
THE DAIRY COW A Bit of History and the Great Capacity of the Modern Type
Endless Chase
Corn Sprouted After aj Year*
Plan Doesn't Work
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Masthead
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Noble Work of the Sisters of Charity
The Man Whose Head Is Valued At One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Some Speculation About the Earth
Unanimous Opinion
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A Los Angeles Woman in Europe
An American Woman's Chat About Paris
Patti's First Appearance in Concert
THE LOWER MOTIVE As It Is Applied to a Crying Child in a Car
Asylums for Birds and Beasts
HouiaTfiEAXTiiruL A Bedroom in Pink
How to Brighten Up Two Rooms
Pretty Bedroom in Green and Yellow
A Cottage Dining Room
A Blue Dining Room
"IHnTteu®: HOME
Is the Home the Proper Place for Children?
Cleanliness in Canning Fruits
Making Jelly
Prizc Supper Menu
An Inexpensive Cooker
Even More Strange
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MOSfKEY "MENT i r Jpi| piJSSD °f ~ Jul
THE LIBERTY BELL Its Removal and Travels Should Be Forbidden by Law
THE LONGEST WAY AROUND Travels of Message* When the Wires Were Down in the West
Criminal Insects Cost France Many Millions
SURPRISING STATISTICS New York's Immense Consumption of Lemons, Oranges and Bananas
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The Beauty Quest x x x
Answers to Correspondents
The Young Folks' Corner
Animal Fables and Puzzles
THE PfIIZE WINNER
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
THE RESCUE OF THE SQUIRREL
NELLIE'S SCARE
Acknowledgments
A Quiet Day
Goethe and the Chins
Rivals
A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
Two Children qf Venice In a Strange Tableau
Quit? Different
The Terrier and the Kitten
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