The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-01

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the so World y. shs have many old pref
ARE Ir. You glad that Mise Pollard brought the
Yes, inds.d | am. AtImsly case often gives
more force TO an argument than any amount
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pose Miss Pollard gets the. money for this trial
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working five yssrs could supply hsr. with the
.ss es Say must be IL.
way she gets itl Perhaps other women feel
This 'Breckinridge trial will have Its good
effect. In the first place. II may teach men
thst they are PLAYING with IRE when they tribe
CRristisn peopls Of. the sountry 70 a feslIsa.
tion OF the extent OF such evils People have
sss the s psopsT tns that they
have shut their mouths about What they GER
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necessary work in the world. II is far more
- to ssD tns aesT te
Is worth pound Of cure"
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Inion an ardent woman suffrseist and be;
.tsction m Mrs. Mrs.. Grsnnis. Accompanied By her
s.s u: ssti' . ,S% he: 6d hSas
That ds she gould moi. and she r.tarnsa, 70 her
she y entitled. under the Sonstita-
apann q. has inHsne.d 's 10 dFsss.
which abe wears under a long cloak The
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silk tourist tights. Below the skirt are Polish
Grsnnis says that she does not wear this dress
to her ankles. because she wishes to avoid
bringing ridicule upon herself or upon dress
to think hS . hss sss % s.a
the short skirts will be worn universally, and
there will be no need 70 conceal them with an
der woman. with an attractive face and voice
and an agreeable personality.
At the recent election Of officers ofthe league
ident. Mrs NJ louise Thomas. who has been
Corresponding Secretary Of the League ever
sincs It was organized, was elected an honorary
vice-President. and Mrs Virginia T. Smith was
elected Corresponding Secretary in her stead.
Pr. Charlotte E Benton was rs elected Assistans
we're: i%rs. Htts n: Hsader. Recording SEQ
Rotary: DR.. Nancy NJ. Miller, Treasurer: Mrs-
n. 7. buchanan. the Rev. Henry q. Sstterlee.
MIRA Austin Tayios Frank Moss Mrs Asa
seriDtars. vics-fre.idsn!s
Among the members Of the League are Mr..
som "ss Frances Willard. Mms. Van S Nor.
man. Mira Clark Bell. Dr. David J. Burrell
h s.e o.DB AnnnY or.n ssiy
Alice iyes, the Rev. Ph%be Henaford. Mrs. Mrs.
Arthur Elliot Fish. Bishop Fallows. EphIaim
Cutter. Frank B. Carpentsr the Rey; Is. +. De
Mr.. Franklin sonnskalb. DR.. Sabine. and DR..
DR.. Rainsford Ia also member OF the League.
but IL seems that he uttered some rather
hsretical sentiments in the course Of that Pitts
% %af aa'f pr. ssinsiord ssid: 81 D N"u'''
Il believe In the regulation, not the harsh
suppression Of evil. because 1t takes its rise In
the very constitution OF human nature. which
must b. educated up out Of It. Meanwhile, it
can be kept !, within limits where the authorities
-'This statement by DR.. Rainsiord." said
startling one to the thoughtful faithful be-
liever In Gods condemn ration OF sin. When
r II: the
evil. instead OF urging Its suppression. where
IL the hope of the world to be found?"