Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21


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ACTIVITY among ~Orsen. On that daIs
the Nolaaas Aauoaal Council Of TIE
United STAKES vih hold rs nrsE general
eonyenGoa. Momsa are making for
themselves \ word within 8 world IA
cur gime. and II Is a world fun of intel
lsctasl. phil2Atarope aud edueauonsl
activity. The National Council Of We
men Is - consist Of delegates from
all the national societies of woInea
IN the United States. Whether II
Is = temperance, woman suffrage, be
nevolent, industrial. educational. phi
lanthropic. aEs!stie or other society, )ast
50 It Is national ia its scope. IL Is warmly
invited 10 send delegates. One delegate
from each society will be represented on
the executive COMMITTEES Of the council,
the other delegates will BE- fraternal, and
viii be welcomed as helping % swell the
representation. The delegate on the es-
ecutive committee viii give report 10 the
council about what her own particular
society is doing. Here il is hoped will
meet and grasp one another's hands n
sisteriy good will delegates from the
Kings Daughters and from the Wom-
ans National Liberal union, formed TO
breaa up the lines of sectarian separa-
tiOn among women. Here we may e.
pect TO greet ladies from the W &. I.
L., from the Wonen's Press clubs ard
from the working girls unions. Go. by
all means, you who can. Help 10
strengthen the spirit Of union among
women, and enlarge it till it shall
take in al womankind. Weave the
strands together till there shall be a net
work Of love and good will binding to-
gethcr all the women in the universe.
/ Then shall the womans hour indeed be
at hand.
The Woman's National Council of the
United States meets triennially. Ii is
the sequence of the International Coun-
Gil of Women held three years ago at
Washington, which made such an inn
preston through the land. American
women found out at the international
council how much sweeter the voice Of
the English woman, Mrs. Ashton Dixie,
was than the voice of the average AIn-
erican lady. That is because the Ed
glish strive for q musical speaking voice,
while American ladies care little about
it apparently.
1t Is not yenrs that make women old.
We hear no end Of preaching about
what woman must be To be a good
mother, but ii seems as if any sort of
fellow viii do to be father.
Why is follower Of the Dalsarte fad
like conundrum? Because she is a
poser, of course.
In four weeks of examination of the
returns of the census takers, at one CEN
trail Office the only perfect report found
was that of a woman enumerator.
One good point about farmers socie-
ties everywhere is that they are liberal
on the woman question That. too, al
though farmers as a rule are the most
conservative citizens OF a community.
Already the Farmers Alliance members
Of the Kansas legislature have intr
duced into that body a bill granting fuil
suffrage to women 81 years Of age and
over.
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