The sun., 1894-04-01

Y The awakened soul Of woman yesrns for
fresdom; surely you rec2Fnize that"
ssSt sSuns eSu WoSsn as M.ud Bsnks tells
THE suN that she II tramelled by sex and
platform Of car. cannot no out between the
acts, and T. shut cu! from the smoking car.
Ss 70 SS SsSTiat S wh. S?
the matter with Maud"
"6erisinly; Now you, see It. my dear tits
Too true. But what deal We have 70 un:
learn. Thsreis In msa puslllanlmops notion,
ina. that restraint e as, necessary for
character i,,sssdo%M nj rrorss was I1 sctrHlly
NY poor, dear, old-iashioned mother used to
say 70 me that u was an excellent rule Of .%cn. rom
woman will not put up. with such restfslnts.
fcisi wrsppsses q society. she has risen into
new realm OF useiuiness."
a. ssy
sStufl made Of pi5ssppis fbre; trimmed with
No. but her dress was"
That's because men control the news
papers why. had one Of them refer to me,
when | was tryips to present the NV Swinl issues
chevron elac6 with considerable effect in benz
esline and points over which pea dots q tlack
- ~. t,s,., w. Nv, VI s o"'h
don't think Il is tho fault Of the men alto
uHs to the TACT that the collective woman % does
not succeed in getting away from her odious
.sos ssI as Gdyd and deens fsn as Fns,o her hShes SG
has brought the influence OF woman To bear on
the tariff question In favor OF protection. has
OF young womeh on Washington"
That Ia practical and efiicacious."
True enough. But Mrs. Foster 10 reported
by the papers to have said that she believes
the influence OF these good looking young
ws.s the on tns ssns .ss
eyes and braided hair and clinginR forms q
great wavo of-she calls 4 common sense will
there is common sense In nicely braided hair
You taik like man, Kate"
You mean that don't reason like woman.
You don't reason ut all"
o. Well: yos ought to make som some allowances
properly understood my riRhts.. Mrs. Blake
tells me that when can cast q ballot shall
Clearly; With larger duties come larger
yiews; When woman esetcsss the right to
vote the world will be better and puren',
Be5ause all women are better than all men.
Certainly. you know that"
right, isnt it.soui roeossess but its 50 hard
to comprehend II in my conyentio5ei Len y observe
but I've esrssipiy l%Slbed a notion that when
You certainly. are old-fashioned. It's like
Isn't il true that the liberated woman OBJ
ieets to being. called an angel In her indl-
vidpal and social relationsT
WHY should she ipsist upon i then in her
'"Sfs angel slf iosers ssr%. women do not
claim to be spperhuman or perfect-only bet
=" It's comfort to feel that. because in old
times they " were wcs often worse than the men.
were Sa sney syydsad nosf Th.v war. mor. ,r,-u,.d
By slavery and mans passions; that 10 all,
dare Say they ,syv had but they we're only
and delirium by long continued wrongs"
And as they emerge from slavery in our
iiriumf That's the greatest argument Of ali.
Louise. to. a quiet person: there shall be no
fop dont Fead but SHa the World
haze settled dewn owl to ways y Of
shSs e unrs:s disd ou! Ee:fSihins @
Ss ssttinS eisysssa and unified and
-. No. my dear; quite the contrassy:. Life. in
nsssr sna neaes Ssons 10 ooaMonn caes
tiona The. frst victory that the liberated
woman must gain is over that siren voice Of
must learn to seethe. She ,must assaii some
thing; there ts so much to be cleared
away. Silence on any subject In this
hour is criminal. or course we shall suffer
some shock at first at the loss Of
Home and Mother and Marriage. but when
we have readjustei everything. those old In
stitutes will reappear apiritualized. redeemed
from sex. indestructible. and beautiful In
Yes. Order me a glass OF sherry and
cracker. I'm beginning to feel the effects OF
my walk. I'll Just throw my oyersou-I
moan my oyercepe,-on this chair. How lovely
your hyacinths look.
now" KATE COLEMAN.