The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20
WONTAN'S RIGHTS.

So much has been said and written late
L. Of equal rights fer women and the qucs-
lion or suffrage has been so discussed.
nat one almost Wtar-es OF il. but / came
ross 2 ittie story the other Jay that
more couviuciuz. and. it seems 10 me
Ia - further i'm influencing women,
au the speeches OF Susan i. Antho-
ma her colleagues 1t was used iu
ans suffrage convention and was no
enjoyed as / am sure it viii be by
Eu read IT,
: story OF Silver spoons
Glowing story was told in n paper
Airs "a. j.. Co--Jshau nj a recent
Of the Woman's Suffrage Society
3Ioiu,s. L., and Published IA The
ly Review If that city.
when 81. women have not out
pretty faI 81 collecting souvenir
-r0at variety auI beauty of
uubuown =raudmpthrIs. al
90 the story ~ Ereat aunt
lowed SPOONS. hut whose
-raw,r contained up sctS
rlr cus-es Hike These
SIP as We sit ln our
ug wauou, was
Z until sine had
.ul-l Der great
spoons she was
tine Young man ~
passed hy. years of
1mv for loth- happy
children ha1 conn. 10
when by q sudden illness
.as taken away. The day
..rl the srieveI wife was sur
.r entrance % her home Of the
ars oE Der husband, bringing
n the village lawyer. They tolt
s. had come t0 sat value upon
others property. in ortier that she
now what part OF it was hers.
tI her r.I-e as they set down She
L each article ~ turuiture iu tine
1me until 1hey Sim iiy came 20 the
spoons.
She spoke ami said. .Tlsse are
Iuu-bt them with ms own money
was married. eyes. ua'Ilu.
the lawyer but ycu know. ua'am.
after lussy IS married every t--us-
- Gee law 20 her husband So ail
ElsIe property was divided. the broth
taking half. ana sre took the spoons
tin rhe U.~r at the price ,l1t Dad been
set uran tr. N but Sc ol.i-aa beer to give
up the home, AND Size with her feW effects
went into rented rooms and BEGAN life
anew oeea~iouaily teaching "a school ana
always sewing when possible she support
sI herself very comfortably FOR about
three years. when lifl-l-us friend ~ her
husband. am excellent man. offered her
his hand iu marriage.
she Ilael LIm wen. and her friends told
her lt was tEe lest thing to .o. and she
t.au-ut with pleasure ~ again beiH- mis-
t-sss uf home. - tEey were married
In ssu years tile husbands health dc
cline AMI for many months she gave
i-u Nose tender auI uUcea=luE care She
600 @ few tiu.s spoken tn ,.m about W.-s-
Is VIII lTt us It seemed % unpleasant
-ns..f sna EaI ceased to mention it, E'I-
.l- tHr .uI .ame. There had come To
fr. the funeral hi= nearest relative. "a
uhew t-uu NrW England. whom she
never s..u before Iu day Or two
ought tW1 men 60 the cottage 20 APP
the property ana again was there
set upon the wciI-Trss rived spoons
evcu5u-. uf chat day. as She was
- supper tile nephew entered the
ana srit. AUNT Liza. / arm dis
be very easy with You. the WORTH
uncia's property has been carefully
"a and VIII allow Won IN include
half OF it any article Of furniture
tv chuCs--~ and a=ain she paid the
~ her first darling purchase al silver
Esut There WAS not enough lett after
lasr YVES taken for her 10 keep tho
Sc ana lot So they went into thc hands
sfraae,rs. end with her cat Aunt Liza
-uIu weat i-.to coy. Tut hired rooms.
lie y..s s Trrte-I ~ thrift and tilness
as 3 smart v4Isvsr Of thc usi-hhorhoul
VS. wsu aware. and in less than a year
e.. rus..- e. e.iJ upon the comedy matrou-
Ei. vas u.zsa enough 20 make his visit
short. but fingered a moment in the door
and sre=.steI that m the near future
they fas-lrr, better acquainted
She answered. Il ann living very COM
fertrfFr. and I taink. Mr. Johnson, thHt
Il viii nos bc worth while for You 90 cali