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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
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Die Gommiiion bes Nattonolz9 tbgeoroz
ncten76auieS, tpelobe unteriuben ioa,. ob
Chicago pirflicb etnes neuen 8oftamtca
beborf, 1T cnblicb ongelangt un6 bat lire
9(rbeiten b~egonlte1. Yoftmetitcr SEEING
bat in elmer Idu9eren &ebe nocb etnntaL Die
@riinoe, tpeSbalb oas iebige @ebGube fir
ieinen 9tpef burcbdlS ltn5uldngltc6 unb
untau8ItA lit. in eribDpfeltoer 8etie bar
9et9an unb lit 3u9lei3 fir BEN 8au bes
neuen 8oltamtes an Der 9afe 6ront unb
ben 8ertauf beS teBi9en @ebGubeS etnz
9elretert.
0aB sic Gommtiiton ficb ni1t bon Ger
Notbtpenbigfeit zines neuen @ebGltbeS ii6er>
aeugen io1te, eribcint iblebterbtngS aus
9eidlDiien. DEM aa9emreinen 3ugeitGnb>
niB oerlelben tpirb tie ltb ni1t pericbltcBen
fDnnen. Die anbere Srase, Oh bas jeBtge
@ebdube abgeriiien unb etn neueS. benz
3pefe beiier entiprebenoes an ieiner SteGle
errt6tet tperben loute, ober aber baS neue
an einem ,dnberen BlaBe, unb 3tpar am
Seeufer, erribtet unb wenn eS poQen6ct
1T, 6aS aGtc p~ertauft tper6en ioQ, mag nibt
10 lei9t gu cnti1ei6en iein, bod bat Die
lebtere 201ung iebenfaQS Die iibertptegenbe
Wtebr3abL Der @riinbe fitr it6.
GritenS fam bas neue @ebGu6e bel
i6neler baiteben, tpenn es asf eitem freien
8auplabe erri4tet pir6, ais lDenn 6as
jeBtge @ebaube eft abgertfien iperben muB,
Inn PloB fir baS neue 5t getpinnen 3pei7
tens ipart Sic 8unbeSresterung cine un=
gebeure Summe on Mietbe, Sic ite fir
unterbringung ibrer beri6iebenen 9lemter
pdbrenb bes Q[bbru6s unb 9tcubaueS gu
3ablen baben milr6e, cine Sumne, NIT
ipeldber aQetn i6on bic Soften beS 91euS
baues beitrttte1 tperben f0nnten; Drittens
fam lte ben 8auplob am Seeufer umionit
BADEN unb bat bann i6lieBli6 Elm StIf
0runOetgettbltm i'm 8ertbe bon 81, 000, 900
ltbrt9. Die Grribtung 0eS neuen 8unbeS>
gebGuoeS ant Seeufer pir6e allo Elm gutes
@ei4dft fur Die Gegterun9 ieiu, bet bcm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Gin sretier GROCER oettti0er 9t9ter
acifprbett.

Gem brabcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0tbz
ter 9ubmtg Nu9uit Sranfl, ber es auf
DierunoobtSig Sabre bracbte, 1T Der treffz
licbe mcitfGltibe 9ibter Trtebrt9
Wtl6elm 8eber i'm Nlter BON abt5ig
Sabren unb BRET Wtonaten balb ms Grab
9efolgt.
g8ebcr betrabtete ais fetnen 9anptberuf
ben oeS Wc6iSiners, 9an5 tpte 5tpet anbere
bcri9mte Oicbtcr, ndmltb Der S9tpabe
Suitinus &erner unb Ser @ngGiibzNmcrtz
funer SGiper 8en6en 6olmeS. 2ange 3eit
iibte ct bic 6rStlicbe YraTts in ben peitz
f4lil6cn &urortcnO riburg un6Gipplprtnge,
in ben leBten iiebenunb5pan3tg Sdbren
obcr in Gbtenbauien BET StetaDetm in 8ets
falcr.
St mar bereitS fiinfunbie9sig Sabre alt,
els CT itG6 3lcrit nit etner Otchtung IN Die
Seffentlicbfeit magic. Qber tie Derl3afte
ibm aucb glei9 ben Gubm etnes oer beoeuz
tenoiten Oicbter unierer 53eit. Oenn ie lit
bic bcrrltdbe epii9 lpriibe S9Opfung:
9 ret3ebnIinbcn". Inter v0retz
sebnlinben" peritebt ct bic uralte tpeitfdlii6e
Benebiftinerabtet Gorbep BET 0orter. Sic
ipielt etne tpibtige 0tOle tn 0eber'S 0t4z
tung, ipelcbe Die lebte 2luflebnun9 Der
beibnticben Sa9len in Der 3eit beS &atlerS
Quopig bes Srommen geger p0ui9e 0ur9z
flibrung 6eS BON 2ubpi9's 0ater, Scarf
benz GroBen, bouaogenen 8efebrrngStperf5
l6iloert. Ser Son lit briitlid, Obne jeDe
unbulbiame Sr0mmelei, nnb aub ben
beibnii6en SaAlen pirb Der Ot9ter 9ar5
gerebt. Sine bolbe unb refine StebeS9ez
i6idbte 5iebt ficb burcb's @an3e. Nor
groBem 9teisc 1tno aub Die treuen Sbtloez
rulgen Der tpcitfGlii6en Natur.
@iuc @i9ent6untltbfeit Der 9ic6tun9 be-
Itebt barin, oaB in tbr ntbt rur Die Ntenz
Icben, Ion6ern audi 8dume unb Sbtere bcS
Wol6eS reben, GbnLtcb pie SrtB 9teutcr in
leiner lch0ncn 8erSbicbttng v6anne Settle"
ouch 86eeG reben lGBt. @dbrenb ii3 aber
Geltter bieic Sreibeit nur in elmer &C.
ichichte bon 8riOatmenlcb chen lttn1mt, tDut
es gDeber in totb eripeitertem WtaBe in
elmer poetilcben Gr3dblung, tDelbe cine &C.
poltiae biitoriibe @runolage bat! llnb
boh lGBt man iib bieie l1nterbrcbunoen
Der !6an6Lung ger1te gefaIen; benin bic
8Qurtz uno S6ierz&eben itnb balb Ichalfz
bait, balb ernlt iinntg, 3utueilen aucb poz
lemilb unO 5eianen ii9 mte bic ganSe
0iAtung Ourcb Dolenbete poetii1e Sprabe
aus.
Sn 6en eritcn 3ebn SaDren erIebte .0rets
sebnltnOen" Dicr3t9 itarfe N%uflagen, unb
aucb iebt mod miro bas @ert INNER aut's
gteue Derlegt.
Our6l1ebertrdgung bon@e6idten SennDz
IONS, namentli6 u@nocb Nrben", unb
i6tpebti6er @ebicbte bemdDrte it6 @eber
alb ais f%etnitnnt9er Oaeilter Der l1eberz
iebungSfunIt.
2lber au6 ais ieIbititdnbig f9affcn6er
0icbter mar CT ntcbt miiBi9. Sn ieincm
aus~ge5etcbneten @eOi6te o9tm 9tmbob" Ia9t
ct ibsr ietne bi9tsril9e Gb&tisteit nebelr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

9ie Gntibeibungen Der beiben Giebtcr
GaIomeu ulb Setftns btlben nod imnter
Ben @eiprd95itoff in aQen &retien bcr 8es
DOlfcrung. @tienbaDnmagnateu, Sabrifs
berren, &oblenbaronc uub &apitaIiiten
ftcfen bic &0pfe 3uiammen uno beipreben
Die in ben ricbterIicbcn urtbetlcn ausges
ipro6eneu Nnii6ten; aber au9 in ben
&reiien ser Nrbettcr tperben bic @nti6ei>
6ungen Leb5aft erOrtert uno tptrb Sentins
in alien 3onarten Derflubt unb beruilterz
9~ertilen. QStr iDolen beute auf etn Prtn>
zip ettpas nGDer eingeben, bas BON BET
Qluantgarbe bet NrbeitcrbataiQone, ben
Social>O emofraten, 6efitrmortet ul1o ielbit
i6on bon Solcben unteritiiBt tpirb, mel6e
iOnit in fetner Weiie ioctaliitil6 benfcn
eS lit 6te ltebernabme Set Gerfebrs
mtttel burb ben Staat.
Sci BEN Spcial>O emofraten lit bteIes
8erLangen nur etne G%onlequen3 ienes
@runDlabes, baB iiberbaupt aGIe 81
belts nj tttel in ben g emeinsBefi
iibergebcn ioQen.
Nebmt bic 8erfc6rsmittel ben jcbiser
@t9entbiimert, BEN 9roBen Gorporattoner
meg, unb es tperben btele ScbGben, bic BEN
ieBtgen SDiteme anbaften, unb bie 70 of1
ben 8erfebr tn8 Stoden %brinsen, bers
fbmtn6en! 60 lautet eine bet beliebter
99raien. Ser Staat bieles gebetmntB.
nole gttpas, bieier M oberne @0be, Dor
Dem ~beionberS Sene, pelhe Die alter
@0tter sertriimmert baben, alf benz 8dudbt
frieden, ct miro ale 9eioen furiren, ale
l1ebeI aus ber 8elt i9affen, ale S9Gben
betlen; er wirb feinet Menlben barbeu
IaiIen; CT wirb pie etu @ngel baflr lorgen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Gin @orinlaa.

Der Gampf 3tpiicben Dem or9aniltrten
&apttale uno Der or9ant1trteu Nrbeit III
Da; i'm abSuleugnen, mare ebenio tbDrtcbt,
mie i'm nit etnt9en per5u6erten BtQet aug
Der Welt i6aften 81 Doaen. @S betBt allO
Stellun9 1ebntelt.
OaS 6auptbinberntB, einen 8affenitas
ftono oocr SricbenSibluB 6erbci5utlbren,
biloet Die II nflarpett iiber bas in
ber nd6lten 3ufunft erret6bare Ser
bdltntB sipiiben Qlrbettgeber uro Nr7
better; bei6e Seiten 9lauben ben @c8ner
%ausbungern 5u f%onnen; Die @rbeita
geber boffcrt, baB iDnen bic Staatsgclpalt
SIT 6ilfe fomme, Die Or9antiationen
Der QLrbeiter nteoer3ubrebelt otelc btnz
tpieoerum baben dllerba1b lttopiicbcS Seug
i'm &op1 unb ertpdrten, nab ctren auge>
metncm &abau nit o6Ltgatem 8lutperz
9irBen, In ben 8eitb oer IrbeItsmtttel gu
gelan9en.
Bir baben es beute tpeber NIT ben 8orz
urtbei[en uno Der BroBenbafttgfett Der
Nrbettgeber, 1tob nit Den iauiorti6elt Sorz
%berunscn Der Nrbetterlbaft gu tbur, ionz
bern mir tpoQen nit gegebenen Sat-
loren REGIMEN.
gu .bteien geh6ren bas or9dntitrte &aptz
tai unb bic o~rganiiirte 2lrbeit; betoc be-
fdmpfen iib; beibe mitien ais trtegf1bz
renbe 8arteicn amerfannt perbett.
Damn lit ibon picI crrei9t. Ote Nrbett=
geber baben bisber nit l~ueni9en NuS1
nabmen Die Observation-Disclosures ais
Warobeure, ais SretlbdrIer betracbtet, biz
nur gum j3pede Der Blitberun9 iidb Der:
eintgt baben menn ite erit begreifen, BAT
iebe neutrality-suspicious. Elm regulGre,
Gruppeutbetl Der 9roBen 9trmee Der Or
beitsbienen tit, bann per6en ite bas ger'
baItntB NIT gang anbercn Nuget anleben,
bic Qrbeiterl4dft NIT gr0Berer @9tung be-
banbeln uno tbr duf balbem gSeGe ent'
ge9enfommen.
9luf Der anoern Settle BADEN bic Qrbetter'
organiiationen ieGbit. nod fetne 9retfbart
geleblt6e Sorm angenomn1en; beute Inn
ite, unb moreen itnb ite ni6t mebr; tbrt
Wtt9lieoer fommen unb geben; tie INN
beutc in Cincinnati, mDrgen in BtttSburg
utt6 in elmer @ode in Gan SranctSco; IT.
itelIen in ben meiiten Tdaen feline turt1
ftti9e 9erfon Dor, nit Der itcb Elm
GOntraft abi9licBen laBt, neil fs in HeHT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
80ie 9ttttcr4aHcmf@aft Oer Sotuaer
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Sonia lit ieBt bon ieiner StaatSgeIeB5
gebung befrett. llno tpeltr ntc6t altBerz
orbentLtbe @retgniiie i6re 1pGtere @ir1bez
rufung n0t6ig macber. ipiro man, auf ims
met Dor ibr 9trDc haben. Cine regel>
mGBjge 81 Observation-Disclosures bcginnt
crit pieoer i'm SanuGr 1896, u1t6 ibr gebt
I'M 9tooember 1895 cine 9feuipo6l DorauS.
50 tpeit bic &6Gtt9tett Ser ieBt beenbeten
acbtunbacbt5igtdgi9en Stadt89eieBgebungsz
StBung Don algemeinerem Sntereiie mar,
be3og ite iicb baltptiGc6Iicb nitr auf Biz
Yrobt6itiDnSfrage. 1tno mas Bat barin
Bic allmG6ttge republtfaniide Ote5rbeit
0ieier @eiebge6ung geleiitet?
9aS Yrobt6ittonSgeieb blet6t, trob allet
Iiberalen 8eriprec6ungen, tpic eS ift. 9tla
9ln1dngiet ober lift ibm 6nS LATHAM be-
iprod6cne tiidiicbe Mulctz @eieb beigefiigt.
Jiacboem Durcb 0a8 Wtulct>GeleB unter
oacrbiu9s 9an5 fobeL6aften un6 l3tper
5u erfii4enOen 8ebingungen Ser 8erfaui
g%etitiger @etrGnfe 81 einem erIaubten n
8erbre6cu, tpcnigiten3 in lolcbcn @emtetnz
ben, tpo Die erforoerIidben WtcDrbeiten 3uz
iammen3nbringen iito, gemacbt tporOen
tpar, icbien eS leLbitbcritQnolic6, 6aB nun
AUDI Die 8erfertigun9 %9eiiti9cr @etrdnfe
lDieber g~eItattet DerOen ipiir6e, iei'3 aucb
inter noc6 10 i6tperen 8ebingungen aber
trob GQer 9~lnlGufc 1T it 8plge oes QBtber>
Itan0e5 bet 8robtbitioniiten beS 2tbgeDro>
aeten6auieS ni6tS oarouS geiporDen. @rz
yeu9ung bon 8ier, Mcin un0 8ranntpein
'leibt bel i3Weren Strafen gGu5licb perz
ooten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

Wac6t, 0cporben. Webe! ipeni1 man oies
fen 8inf oct 8oriebung mtBacbten loltc!
Man EtuB bic 8etpe8ung trtitalltltrel1, oas
nit Die &raft uicbt auSet1aroer ftcBe. Sc
mcDr cS offenfunoig mt, baB th uno metne
IS olttif auf bte l1nteritiibung Der 9eutldber
rebnen tann, 6eito mebr fam id fir Die
Sa9e tbun, bic AUDI SDrem 9er5en 10
tbcuer lit.
ISM Namen Ser 8crebrltng, Die ttb fltr
Qtmerifd 6cgc unb Ser lnter6rildten Volter
@uropo'S tclbp0re icb Sic, mir SDre 0anD
in scr gegebenen &tcbtun9 Sl reieben.
yWfit 6oda3tung, 8rubergruB uno
6anolbla9
S6r ergebeniter
8. &ofiutD."
N6! gBas lit aus aQen bieIeu idb0nen
S1nGrmcreier geiporben. Die Braiibenz
tcnipobl pon 1852 brebte iidb nicbt UNI Gus
ropa's unb ltngarnS 6rei6clt, l%onoern nm
pes a~merifaniiDen yti99er's ltnfrcibeit.
Die beibcn 9rOBen 8artctelt, Die 9enlos
fraten nit ibrem gierce, Die 98Dt0s nit
iDrem Scott, iberbDten iib IN Betbcucs
rungen ibrer trelteiten Nnbdn9licbfeit an Die
oct Sflaperei 10 giinltt6en GompromiB>
maBregeln Don 1850. llno BON ~iicbtbaren
8irtungen ber berrltcben ameritoniicbcn
&~oiiutbreiie madte itb nur ber Nun au9
unter Gn9Iii1 e 9lmcrifanern GUT Wtooe
pcrbenbc 8oQbart unb cine Qlbart ocS
i9mufen &o1iutbDlteS wettbin ben1erfbar.
Smmerbin mrBte es aber eta 3rof fitr
&oiiutb iein, baB, Elm Sabr nacb ieiner 9lbs
retie, inter Dem BrGitoenten Bierce, Oelielt
eifrigite 8eibafti9ung ionit Die Ginfangung
liichtt9cr Sflaoen mar, Elm amerifanilcbeS
&rie9Si6iff ben unsariiben IS dbuerrdtber"
Wartin &oi3ta, etnen 8reunb &Oiiutb'S, in
SmDrna aus Oiterreibiiber 6aft befreite.
Der BON &oiiutb pbantaitiib flr Die Sea
~freiun9 Guropa'S unb llngarns in Qns
iprutb genommere @tnfluB Der Oeutl6z
Nnerifaner betbGtigte Itcb balb oarauf baz
bur6, baB ct int ben Ser. Staten ben rice
iigen meIt8cicbi6tlt6cn llmi6tpun9 berbetz
fii6rte, Der Die amerifanilbe ~Jtepublit pom
S6anDflef BET Sflaperet befreite.
ltugarn ielbit aber lit piersebn bis flnf>
sebn Sabre na9oem &oiiutb Den 8rtef an
Or. q. 8ettmann gei6rieben bate, Dur6
bic &raft ieines eigenen SreibeitSgeiiteS,
mic i'm emit &Oiiutb in ltngarn Derbreitet
bate, in feline SreibeitSrecbte etn9elebt
morben. 1lnb nur Bic Sretbeit, tpel3e
Elm Gnlt ii9 leLbit erriugt, bat Beltanb.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-19
FANcIEs OF INvALIDs.

Gentleman Who LOnged for a Dish
of CriIIed Elephants Foot.
About the manner of serving their
food patients some times have curious
fancies. In one case a woman per-
sistently refused to take her beef tea
unless the bread which accompanied
it was cut in the shape of diam Onds,
while in another it was always nee
essary to serve the food in a blue
basin, for out of nothing else what
soever would she take nOurishment.
A boy who was attacked with scar
let fever showed great disinclination
TO take food, but finally agreed to
swallow what was necessary, pro-
vided he was fed in the following
way: The beef tea, or whatever was
to be given him, was put into silver
teapot. The spout was placed in his
mouth and in this manner the food
was poured down his throat.
An elderly gentleman who had
passed much Of his time hunting in
Africa, onT being asked if he fancied
any particular dish, replied that he
would like a bit Of elephants foot!
Under certain circumstances, we be-
lieve this dish is dainty and nourish-
ing one, but the price of elephant in
this country being prohibitive, this
elderly nimrOd was forced to content
himself with beefsreak instead.
A clergyman with broken leg had
a great longing to put on pair of
stills. a pastime which he had never
yet tried while man whose leg had
been amputated, although admitting
the impracticability of the wish. de-
clared that passion for skating had
SO seized upon him, since the loss of
his limb, that he regretted being
operated upon chiefly on that account
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-19
cRANks az THE cAPIroL

Disturbances Occasionally Take Place Ia
the Galleries OF the House.
The recent appearance of q dement,
ed negro in the gallery of the house
of representatives recalled numerous
similar occurrences to some of the
older members. In the forty fifth con-
gress, when the 4th of March came
upon Monday. q deadlock over an ap-
preparation bill led to a session which
lasted until Sunday forenoon While
the house was thus in session, contin-
uing the legislative day of Saturday,
an evangelist, who had been in the
habit of holding street meetings near
the capitol, arose in the reserved gal
lery and in q loud voice invoked the
curse Of the Almighty upon congress
for Decorating Sunday by remaining
in session He was promptly hustled
out, but in the midst Of the excite
ment a member arose and said:
Mr.. Speaker. I agree with the man
who has just been elected from the
gallery do not think we ought to
be in session on the Lords day. 1
move the house adjourn" The motion
Immediately carried
Once, in the Forty eighth congress-
while Samuel J.. Randall was speak
ing, an Irishman in the gallery stood
up and said: s'Oh, Mr.. Randall, what
do you talk so much for? Why don't
you do something and stop talking?"
This man was also promptly sent out
of the building.
But no one ever gave the capitol
officials so much trouble as DR.. Mary
Walker. She had an idea that she
was entitled to the floor under a vote
of thanks, and she would slip in
among the members at every oppor-
tunity- Once, it is said, she took a
seat in chair by the speakers desk.
and when the gavel fell at noon she
refused to bulge. The only way by
which the doorl1eeper could get rid Of
her was to carry her out, chair and
all, and this was done with more speed
than Politeness-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-19
IT WAS MATHEMATICAL.

1t was an intellectual Sort of a Snake
That He Had an Interest In
Said well-knOwn recOunter of
snake stories the other day by way of
a round up of several:
81 can't call any more to mind just
at present. My wife knows a lot of
snake stories. but I for ret EN- By
the way, though. I've got a regular
living curiosity down at my place
One day my eldest boy was sitting on
a stool in the back yard doing
his sums, and he couldn't
get 'em right He felt something
against his face, and there was lit
tie snake curled up on his shoulder
and looking at the slate. In four
minutes he had done all the sums
We've tanned HIM, SO he keeps all our
accounts, and he is the quickest head
at figures you ever saw He'll run
up a column eight feet long in three
seconds wouldn't take a prize cow
for him"
ssWhat kind of a snake is hep" in
quired the listener curiously.
THE neighbors call him an adder. J"
s'Oh, yes, yes" said the other a lit
tie Disconnected i've heard of the
Species
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-19

In Geneva. Ala, close to the Florida
line, Ed Cowart and Miss Lizzie Lun-
wood were to have welded All ar
rangements were made, the preacher
and the guests had arrived, the we'd
ding supper was spread, but the
bridegroom was missing. delega-
ton was sent after him. but he de-
clined to come, saying he had changed
his mind. The asse N bled gentlemen
provided themselves with masks,
again called upon the bridegroom,
carried him into the woods. buclled
him across a log. and dashed him IN
mercifully, the blood being made to
flow from his back.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-19

herself2 Can she marry him unless
she loves him2 And after she has
married such a man how can she ever
venture to call herself his equal?"
''Humphl But the man is said to
worship the woman. Would not our
lover be thinking much the same Of
you2''
He could not unless he foolishly
mistook the worth of her dress and
her jewels for the worth of the woman
herself Well, mother, those thoughts
have filed my brain ever since that
morning. Before that l never con-
sidered what love might mean nor
how love might break down all arRu-
ments."
II hope, then, that you will speedi-
~ desist from the consideration of so
dangerous a subject
Francesca shook her head II think
not" she replied gravely. Since
most women marry. it is at least an
important subject"
Think. then that man and WOMAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-19
SITUATIONS wANrED-FREE-

Are you In need OF workP If 50. you are at
liberty TO these columns for assis lance IN
that direction. While this nOtic9 appears tno
STATE JOURNAL Will publish free on saturday.
Monday and Tuesday. for Topeka or Kansas
people, All notices of Situations Wanted" not
e1cee1lug five ines. or thlrty-hve words. IN
length. Provided that al advertisements OF
this nature handed in previous TO
ten O'Clock Saturday morning; also on Wednes-
this class handed in By ten O'Clock Wednesday
morning
No advertisements Of this nature TO be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays NO OBJ
legation is incurred the part Of the advertlS-
nr- M worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate to take advantage OF THIS oHer no on@
IN business or having employment IS expected @
take advantage OF It. but ali others invited e
avail themselves freely
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-19

cause. She had written a book which
told every thing in the history Of
woman, aud all the women who be-
1ieved that they were equal to men
had joined her standard She was
very wealthy, and her wealth gave
her power, and she used it for the
cause In her own mind she had
dedicated her daughter to the cause
from her birth She should take up
and finish the work of her mother.
But day came when an explanation
and an understanding were required
You are displeased with me,
mother. I have seen it for q long
time"
mo, Francesca" The elder lady
laid down her pen and turned her
chair. ''Sit down and let us talk
am not displeased. have no right to
be displeased with anything you do.
You are free to work out your own
career. L am only disappointed 1
think have the right, my child, to
feel some disappoin tment."
''Yes-ohi-yes and yet" she
paused, standing with Joined hands,
like little girl trying to find an ex-
cuse.
Il have done my best to Gil you
with the doctrines that preach and
profess. And you have known ever
since you could understand anything
what hoped of you when you should
arrive at womanhood."
ssYes-I have known that"
what has come between us, child2
Until quite lately-until few weeks
ago-you were still eager and in
terested- Has anything happened?"
'sYes. q great deal has happened,
and all in the last week or two.
seem to have awakened. Everything
looks different. 1t began with that
business of Harold and his-you
know she blushed and looked
guilty. He asked me if would
marry him. Well, 1 gave him an
answer, such an answer as you ap-
proved. You expected that answer Of
me, did you not2 Well. gave it.
Mother you have constantly assured
me that 1 am free, but have only
been free since 1 gave that answer to
Harold. I gave it dutifulIy, and be-
cause 1 believed what you wished
must be right
after Harold went away began
to reflect for the first time what love
might mean-applied to myself, mind,
son-to myself"
sWell!'
Nine Elveda looked up sharply.
II see myself" said the girl. lifting
her head and looking into space.
standing beside him-beside the real
man, you know-that is the first thing
in love. You get at the real creatures
whom nobody knows but yourself
without any uniforms and 1iveries
and trappings and tit es-the real man
as he really is. 1 say 1 see myself
standing beside him and close to him,
so that l understand for the first time
how great and noble he really is.
while 1 myself am SO weak and small.
I see that can love him chiefly because
he is so great and strong. / tremble
because I am so small and 50 weak.
How can he love me? Oh, mother,
how could such a girl as 1 feel any
thing but little and feeble in the
presence Of such man? Yet il does
not humiliate me that he is my super
Tor. The greater he is the more 1
love him. Can any woman love a man
unless she respects him? Can she re-
spect him unless he is greater than
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7 90 Nine. Ell
veda had said to
her hus band, II
will not obey
YOU " oman is
the equal OF
man. " So they
had separated,
and m 3 d q IA 9
had become in
deed the re bel
queen of her
sex, the leader
of { h Q great