The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
A Juvenile AnJi-SuIraEe society AID
what Ercame OF Ia.


b. -r.s sr,,.,- the be--nu-n. Of june. the
month which "a slc south has days OF
Great fen1rh ana warmth -Four little boys
AZ -Ie me family were sitting under me
shady benches Of an elm tree, Whlch
sr-44f i-z arms as z to vari them from
III piercing rays ~ the SUM- me Trees
,s-e-- v.- verfaut and green fruit now hung
from many of them. Ii - plain that the
y0uucSrt.s were -rt ajmlr-ng the beauty
a. -h- scenery. iAey appeared IN deei
consultation. except when Fed cine tiitst'
save a. .sfras E-uHi Fl smr- upward. watch
fng rha COWS lest tucy should stray hu-
TIE cattle seemed content with their sur
fouudiu-s ana appeared 10 have no incina-
ZION 10 wander into the swamp our
young friends father sAiT- Pem3rrjonl Vas
a prosperous farmer 81 south Geors-a, who
owned several thousand acres 81 fertile
IauI bordering on the Flint river Fred
was saying. as h. laZly paEed
S-Fit,. hover near him: Boys. IL makes me
sick 10 see the why Jhos, sirls go oH-aI-
most think they ar, women now Why.
tits very morning J heard Clara Smith and
sister talking anJu- wCInau's suffrage;
= cat fine things they would 10 for il and
s. on I reckon they viii soon be trying
L. hold zine sway over Us boys. Just as the
women. wul. like swarm OF bees. threat
euei and m-us-tcd the men. sometimes by
their sting. most often by the buzz. until
al Last tla poor worn out creatures are
compelled 20 yield 10 every whim OF the
weaker opponent" Hush. brother. You
s.s-rrr III u. ashamed 40 talk that way,
cried little Harold. They all agreed that
tns mon were imposed upon by the women
a1I resolved when OF sufficient age 10 take
measures i-lil-r w5man's suffrage. ~ ny
cannot We bind ourselves b. contract.
said Jam-S- Fred, have you amy paper :
rae. n -.ar.ff'- Then a4cn Sl-ned his
nam. 10 "a resolurion written - Fred
E-atus- Vu-t.alI's suffrage
10 was u.- l=.- Iu the afternoon ana the
lowering s-u t,rtct t,-e PAN with a red
dish Lur- The hogs prepared 10 drive the
wilkins cattle n..l.y f.t,i With many a
sE5.. luI IIu-. dui with LOUD shouts OF
I1---.erlr.- urtn lUr yorug friends follow
t1s.ir EcTy -t.'Le. rs-In@ over tue grassy
PASTURE. 4 81 GhL breeze - waited from
Tn distant Ltil- ana tho ;Ttc tops rustic
with % scarce ef-ti t.'if in'-iiilut ttt4Sttil-
ia. it lIr. Browns SVgic orchard. "a gust
az wind blow ll----lic'1 nat over the m
C.a-r%-- TIE youth I.ii'atalis followed.
CHASING his has all around the orchard.
v l-u nearly BOZ his grasp II eluaeI him
a-5 .reIr.-.s To ss- Catch me II You can
secured tlte %irrss-'l6 runaway ana Was
-. utLarw tu E.. .rrtile-T Waen he heard
S.n.e one from behind eNclaim IN roush
voice. What eye YOU DONG IN my CT
erlu4-' Th- lad looked Ep and perceived
Lfr Brown Witu morse whip in his hand
- most Csher b0y.s would have done. the
Eraue- took 10 his heels This vas al az
lsrEv NOV. fur SIR Brown lnmcfiiat ~
q
TfC.tiy utiitf r" t1iiH NOT s.ssliE Keep pee
9Th the w-ut.' fusl I'VE Wien that wor-
thy drcw ~ ip Che fence be- called ont 20
the boys DO WOES turT afterwards reslssm-
brrc.I- "NCU young r5scalSt III have you
punished tHr stealing I2y apples The
-e-t morning -s-- l.'mbeTtcn called his
Ela ~ am SORRY 90 hear that you nave
TEN st.si-ur cur uel.tlJBI'S property Have
you ans defense 60 make for yourselves2'
TIE .aHS tni1 g trutntli account or the
y hole AFFAIR l'lt their father seemed in
CItiHlpUS- BE said oh. ! know how IL
s. vltl uov- I once was boy myself.
Tel Iue thC whole truth Of this and il viii
g. easier with you J remember how We
boys used Up hatch NJ some story To get US
cut 10 srrBEeS. We thought IL MAS i'm
rleuse run tacn. but experience has taught
tlS better ] ann EIlved 10 possess sfus who
would tril AN Uutrut1- our friends again
explained the sta-e or the thing TO him. but
tor announced n am afraid / Will have
- perform the painful duty lie was
interrupted 10y the entrance OF his wife.
sspn husband. please spare the boys.
40 not think they would have done any
thing so bad as the crime charged upon
tEenL" Air. PembertOn was resolnte. He
replied: Il must have positive proof 10 the
contrary" About that time old Uncle Nose.
the trusted family servant arriving at the
kitchen. was informed by the hOusemaid
Of the boys trouble. Rushing TO the room
~ council the good old man exclaimed.
boys: seed ebry bit NV it They is in de
right aud IL Is jes' as they tell you tbs. fur
] witnessed II myself" After having re-
ceived this convincing proof Of the boys
Innocence Mr.. Pembo-ton said: well. lads.
tbs is pleasant news. You may go fishing
today but be sure 20 come home soon, and
hero j Will give You a little advice. AL
WAYS try 20 avoid even the suspicion of
evil" When they were quietly seated be-
side little stream, which flowed with the
smoothness o. a cloud as II floats upon the
szv Fred exclaimed: 'T move that We
make some radical changes in the resolu-
ton OF yesterday" The motion was
Jtrnrnto nazrtxy 1raxxv nm
the following: .'Resolved. That We abolish