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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
- LocoMorlvr rMolNerr.
Ills suesthsart's RED Hair Acted as a
signal In Time OF Danger.

ISIS hWetthearta Zee Hair Acted ~ a
signal In Time Of Danger.
A locomotive engineer should be one
OF the most truthful men. says the
Washington Star That's why this lit
tie story Of a southern engineer should
be believed implicitly.
"You may talk a. you please about
red-hcaded women" he was saying 70
a group Of listeners. but red-headed
woman saved my life and established a
home Tor herself all al once. ! was %
then and running a freight on the
Chesapeake & Ohio In the West Viz
glnia mountains. where q took talent
10 run an engine. Ny division ended
At Hinton and a rod-headed girl lived
six miles 10 the east. where there was
a siding near big cut and oil. and II
was bad place. az the road was new.
The girls name was Maggie Con
roy and she had the reddest head ]
ever saw on a human beings shout
ders outside OF a torchlight procession.
But / didn't care for that and | did
care for Maggie One sunshiny day /
was coming down the track with a
stock train loaded with some extra
fne cattle and sheep and ! had IN the
cab00se three OF the owners. II had
been raining and washouts we're looked
for. but I hadn't seen any and was
bowling along az a good speed when
a.l oi a sudden at the curve ! thought
sass a red light rising just over the
track % seemed 20 shine Ike a blaze
ln the track and before ! took time for
a thought ! had shut on the steam,
whlstoI down the brakes and vas do
iug my best 10 stop.
Right then my fireman gave me
the ha ha DO a way 20 chill the blood
Ia the veins Of man whos can't stand
teasing and took a look forward and
found that the red light thought !
saw was only Maggles head OF red
hair sticking up 10 advance as she
pulled herself up the steep embank-
ment 20 get on 20 the track. with an
oath ! opened everything again, but as
I dil so Maggie threw up her hands
and dropped la a dead faint By the
track and I stopped on everything
again. for ! felt sure that something
vas wrong. had half an hour or 80
leeWay between trains and took Mag
gle up as quickly as J could 10 End out
what was the matter. She came around
mighty soon. because she had tainted
from oyerexeriion. and she told me
how a big bowlder had fallen on the
track Ia a curve near her house that
! wouldn't have seen an Il was too lat,
10 stop and she had run across the spui
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

DAILY Accident Prevented II from Ne

DAILY Accident rrersated n from Ne
coming Russian Territory.
Nothing perhaps but the accident Or
,he establishment OF the Hudson bay
Company and the Northwest Fur Com
pany saved northern California from
becoming a Russian province, says the
San Francisco Chronicle. virtus ber-
ing closed a life Of adventure By plant
Ing the Russian nag IN Alaska In lttl'
-Four years later sitka was founded.
A quarter Of a century elapsed before
the spanlards undertook their first
northern advance from San Diego ana
Monterey. II the English fur hunters
had not interviewed between the Two,
spaniards and Russians would have
gravitated toward each other ana ia
that case the chances are that the Cold
en- Gate and the Sacramento would
have been the dividing line between
them. Until the close OF the eighteenth
century hunting and fishing on the Al
askan shores we're conducted BY moi
yidual enterprise The fur seal ana
sea otter we're hunted by slberians. who
sailed the stormy seas Of the north In
craft sewn together with thongs and
eslkod with moss They belonged 20
the primitive order Of savages, among
whom robbery. outrage and murder
were the ordinary events Of the day,
and az whose hands the meek Aleut
bent his neck 10 the knife rs the in
offensive Peruvian had crouched be-
fore the counirymen Of Plzarro a cen
tury before. In the last year OF tho
eighteenth century order was estab-
lIshed IN Russian America. A company
In which the members Of the imperial
family and the Muscovite nobility we're
shareholders. was founded on the plan
Of the British East india Company and
the Hudson Bay Company Exclusive
rights OF hunting and fishing were con-
ferrCd upon H. its Jurisdiction within
iis territory was az broad AZ that Of
the car himself The Aleuts and their
neighhors held their lives and property
az its mercy. They we're not only
slaves but no slave code threw over
them a semblance OF protection. Over
this corporation was sent Gen. BAR
anon. whom Astors agent. Hunt. de-
icrlbod az a hyperborean veteran. over
flowing with hospitality. Who. n his
guests did not drink raw rum and boil
Ing punch o. strong as sulphur. would
insult them when be got drunk. which
would be shortly after be sat down
20 the table he served the company
faithfully for thirty years. and then
was thrown over TO starve AZ the age
Of %.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

seventeen days making Port Town
send. Wash, All thle time hor yltals
Is humping fearful day and night
Nobody can sleep. and the engineers
roasts their blooming ears listening al
hot steam chests and iron bulkheada 10
locate this here pounding. Just as she
crawh into port the Ranger breaks
down. They overhauls the engines and
finds elght-pound monkey-wrench IN
the main cycllnder. left there by the
brainy bosses at Mare island. so the
government charters q tug At 5000 per
day, 10 tow the Ranger back 10 them
turtles for more repairs.
These here samples" concluded
BIll, with a ripping string oiIbfths.
lis wy ! claim the navy Is a proper
delrolon and likewise fake"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

T. Is for Christians In America ~
give 10 tho world an example ana n
proof that We can live In peace and
aml,y as brethren In Christ and chill.
drcn Of one father let us be warned
by English history 20 Keep Church and
state separate and 10 maintain at ey-
cry hazard liberty % conscience for an
God speed The day when We shall for.
get the battles Of the Boyne and joln
our forces In the only warfare aralns
sin. We want 20 see our children.
Catholic and Protestant marching In
friendship and unity under the banner
OF our Lord Jesus Chris, and the Tag
Of our common country.-Rey. J. Y.
O'Conncr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

does no, trouble itself about the rcn.
sons Tor them Thus thousands of noble
Apmon. smartins under this sense OF
samc intangible shame. marry insult.
ably ard uuhappily merely 10 GET ria
Of the lo.itiling Miss" Every woman
OF any experience kaows this 10 be the
case.
Such a bcla,el relic Of the dark aros
ought now 10 BE- forever relegatei 10 M
proper place Girls may be Miss" n,
long rs boys are Master" but after a
certain axe, which women can deter.
mine by a consensus Of opinion. girls
should Snsuiao the prefix % maturity.
WhstSer they are married or unmar.
- TN they do so they practically
eNer, that marriage. and marriage
only. makes woman mistress OF her.
self They practically assert that I'm.
til woman marries she Is minor In
all thiurs Trey practically assert thai
intellect worth, public and private abn.
ity. home responsibilities well Allied
spotless reputation. great social ana
moral reforms. arr unworthy respect
In a woman unless she adorns some
nan and he ius,lacs her In assuming
the title OF Mrs"
This BE- no. a difficult reform. Tho
only point that could BE- URGED AGAINST
q would De- that the universal assump.
ton Of Mrs" By women out OF their
teens would make social confusion. But
not more ao ln the ease OF young won.
en- than o. does On young men. Father
an son distinguish themselves by the
insertion % their Christian names or
u that is The same. the SUNK of "iu.
Nor" Girls could stand On precisely
toe sanc relation 90 thcl- mothers
Maumonlaliy the effect would be
good. \ pretty woman introduced as
Mrs Bllnf would pique an admlrcr in
20 guessing o. finding out whether she
was maid. wife or widow II he dle no,
care enough TO ind this out. she would
know at once that his interest was
slight; u he ala trouble himself 90 FAR.
she mleht trouble herself TO Increase
the interest n she 80 wished Il. But
this or that. the question resta on the
right or wrong Of the title.
! contend hat Il Is rlght that won.
en- on arriving az the age OF maturity
whether married or not married
should have the title Of maturity.
contend that Il Is wrong that women.
entitled by every moral. intellectual
and social fact TO the title Of maturity.
should remain branded as schoolgirls,
immature. unfinished. simply because.
either through force OF circumstances
or incllnatlon. they have remained I'M
married.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

The late Mgr Fabre. bishop OF Mon.
treal, was a thorough Gaul In TEMPER.
ament and sympathics. and dld not hes.
ltate to express the latter In pungcn,
bon mots, some OF which have become
legendary. Dining one day at the table
OF the encouragement OF the domin.
ion he referred In course OF converse.
ton to France, our mother" France,
your motherl" broke In the governor:
what then Is England TO you?" The
bishop smillngly shrugged his shout.
ders and replied; "our mothor-ln-lay. 10
-Loslio's Weekly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
a DanEsrou. Anarchist.

Judge-Priaoner. why. after robbing
this man OF an he had. did you slug
him?
Prisoner-'Cause. yer honor. whilst
Euz swlpin' Is ticker. ter relieve I'm
u the trouble Of packin' Il round. do
bloke begun a hollerin' stop thlef'
an Help" jlli ter bring a huh lot
o. pcrlice an folks on me back! This
wuz arrayin De masses agin' Dc
classes. so fetched i'm one an pushed
is face IN
Judge-The prisoner Is discharged.
The prosecuting witness Is clearly
dangerous anarchist. who ought 70 DO
suppressed. -Up-to-Date.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

OF the mountain 10 stop me In time n
she could.
That's what she was trying 10 do
when her red head shone like a danger
signal and stopped me. Later the own
ers Of the stock gave her money
enough to buy a nice little house al
Hinton and six months later I moved
In. We've 60, the house yet. but We
don't live In a." concluded the en-
gineer, FOR Il wasn't big enough for
a family Of six children and not a red.
headed one In the lot"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
How lie wouid Know.

Major Shooter lof Kentuckyl-Heah
come kuhnel Bourbon and Majah Blue.
Grass. They hovcnt spoken a wohd 10
each other foh months. but IN a mo-
ment sub. We shall see whethah they
are friends or enemies.
Easierner-How viii you ascertain
Major shooter-Ef they reach fob
their right-hand hip pocket. sub. they
are aftah their guns: ef they reach fob
their left hip pockets, they are goin'
aftah their quaint bottles. In which
case. sub. IN feud Is ovah.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Uncle Sans white
squadron. according to the New York
Journal
i've noticed the same complaint re-
gardlng the scarcity Of men, said the
lubber. Seems 20 me a sailor would
take pleasure IN wearing a beautiful
uniform and cruising IN one OF those
big white ships. Why don't they en-
list?"
IT Is singular how curious wy they
don't. as mariners Is supposed 20 be-
proper FOOLS" BIll replied. thought
fully.
They must be Drejudicod. take g.
against these here battloships wnt
sinks sometimes aiorc the mooriug
chains Is cast on az the dock B.oW
me-. u ia sign Ia no floating machine
shop wots liable 20 swamp or turn
turtle u they ever gets Der into deep
water. Look wots happened already
10 The feet. and some % the blooming
hookers Amt never been away from
the dock either And likewise look at
w0t boieil them os dld"
Mr Baruaolr pauroI IN absolute de
gust 20 umlnate On the diagracoful
conduct Of our warfhlpA
"Th.U here navy amt wot @ used 90
b" be- went ON somewhat sadly NO
proper ou,-and-out A. y. can sling his
dreaming sack 10 one o. these here
hndy sickle cruisers and De happy
Boilcrmakers. mlchlnists aud painters
is wo, they wants these days Vote
the use Of sailou when there amt no
ropes. no rlggiug and no hauling and
climbing nothing but electric buttons
aud hydraulics and similar gear. w0t
gets out Of order and bulia regular,
Boat dayits g. the only ropes 40
decks 10 holysionc and not q smudre
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
WOLVES STOPPED APPALLED,.
Hungry Pack Checked by Hood.
CurdlIng college YsII.


Curdling College Ysl.
Il was the retired merchant who was
telling the story and his audience was
made up OF old residents like himself
says the Detroit Free Press Il vas
a pretty active fraternity man In Yale
and through this fact made some last
Ing friends In both Princeton and Har-
ward. After getting our sheepskins We
made up a party from these three in
Gtitutions 10 travel for a time. II
was the style IN thoUc days. as now. 90
do Europe. but We were independent
enough 20 lead an innovation that made
q study Of our own continent While We
were exploring the wllds Of Manitoba
we always selected some point OF shell
ter and food supply from which 90
make our expedition. During one OF
these. made ln o. biz sled. We were de-
tained until after night by snow and
were soon fighting the hungry wolves
that came 20 us in bowling droyoB from
every point o. the compass Most % our
story Do familiar % read .rs. a. we sho,
down one 90 our lank pursuors the
oihcrl would stop Ions enough 10 de-
YOUR % and then take up the chase
more ayagcly because maddened by
the taste OF blood Brokru OF football
fame. made some kicks more telling
that be ever made on the grldIron and
the wolves soon learned 20 avoid the
part OF The sled defended by him. when
the horses were pulled down. our am
munitIon gone aud cruel death seemed
inevitable 30 was little Dcnner who had
gu Inspiration Give them that COM
blnatioa yen 90 ours. fellows he
shouted. in that voice of hi6 that could
never De- other than CHEEKY.
And we dld We let go with 'Y-a-l-e'
Yalor thc Rah. Rah. Raha" Of Har-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Our American civilization is tho
wonder and the disappointment of the
world. our Institutions are new. yet
they exhibit che rust and sillncss OF
ola age. Our natural resources are bur
slightly developed. and contain wealth
enough to make The whole world rich.
yet the cry Of the Industrious uncm-
ployed is heard In every city and town.
Rev. II. n. Gasson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Contains River and peep Lake OF
Great Sire.

Contains River aud a peep Lake OF
Great Size.
Preparations are being made 10 oz
ploro q cave which was recently found
By some hunters. who accidentally dis
covered % while chasing q wounded
wildcat The cave is situated IL the
region known as the "s.nkholcs." eight
miles wcst Of Red bud. Co.,. says an
exchange The entrance Is about seven
feet 10 diameter. but after entering the
size varies Do being from twenty 10
twenty-five feet 10 t.g ceiling ln some
places. The ceiling is studded with
large sialasmIt5s Large rocks pro-
Jet from the sides OF the cave and are
covered with iunum,rable white points
which Boy q dim light resemble stan.
The width does not vary 30 much. na u
is about sixteen Zee; wide 90 all points.
Ia The center OF this cave flows a
stream OF clear water. which contains
numerous small. oyeless Gan. A num-
Der OF them were caught and placed
on exhibition here. but they lived only
few days The depth Of the stream
Is from twenty TO thirty feet About
two milca from the entrance Il cmpuss
into a hlse lake. which varies I'M
depth from Give 20 forty Gee, and ios
beneath a ceiling about 100 Zee, from
.ts surface
Recently an exploring party had n
small boat made and attempted 20
cross this lake. b1t after going nearly
o. haii-mUe from shore decided to rs.
turn. There are q great many c-ey-
iccs Co the rocks and % was In some
OF th,ro chat Che skeletons of villa
animals were found supposed 90 bs
those oi iAe wolf Snakes o. an kinds
make th.a cave tAeIr home 10 winter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20


Interference OF men. either as indiyid-
uals or as legislative bodies. writes
Amelia Z. Barr in New York Journal.
For many years have been a silent
witness 10 the injury and injustice OF
the prefix Miss" when attached to
women OF mature age and judgment
~ soon rs a boy casts OF his knicker-
bockers and short coats-as soon as the
urst signs Of manhood appear-ho dis
cards the prefix OF master" and as
sumes the prefix appointed for maiu-
rity. Nothing would insult a young
man OF lG moro than 10 call him By the
Immature title of Master" instead OF
Mr. Yet a woman Is not permitted
by social usage 20 assume the title Of
Mrs until she marr.cs. She may be
womrn OF great intellect. OF great re-
sponsibilItios. she may De- the bread
winner OF her family, she mas be- the
director the soul. the spirit OF wide
spread moral enterprises. but u she has
not succeeded 90 setting @ husband she
L. forced 20 retain the prefix given 70
schoolgirls.
Imagine Mr. Chauncey Dcpcw called
Master ncpow" or Mr. Tom Plat
called Master Platt" Yet there ls
nothing more lncougruous IN such ap-
pollaiions than there Is On Miss"
Frances Willard or Miss" Florence
Nightingale or "Mlfs" Harriet Martin
eau
In opposition 10 this injustice T. the
equal one Of giving the title OF MIRA"
TO any Immature. foolish girl who sue
ceeds In getting married. Much virtue
lies IN those three consonants. "Mrs. ."
but why should their Influence and dix.
nifty come only with a wedding ring?
ia woman imperfect. immature. an.
worthy Of being mistress" Of hersslf
until Sore mal marrios her? % she 10
be regarded o. a minor until she be.
comes a wifc2 DO not years and study
and travel and soy and sorrow and e1.
perienees Of 10 kinds perfect her as
ven as ,ley Do male humanity without
the sacrament 90 mlifIm0uye
Niles ia an appropriate and not ugly
definition % girl in her teens. but ior
mat very reason Il o. Totally lnappro.
PIRATE Tor "a mature woman. eouse.
quent.v there o. that want OF harmony
that Is offensive and this indicates q.
aeii by a dcaniie want 90 Co., .eet &C.
those who permit themselves 20 Dee Inn.
properly addressed. no matter how Ga.
ncccnily they suffer. For the world
lakes eosnizance only Of conditions. 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Dolly 5ommsu gg,d l,. clorol with
Harry Williams OF Aurora. Ind. hpt
Mrs. 5ommcrs caughi them and took
Dolly home Dolly went 90 her cham.
her and ate a pint Of fott SOAP. She
was pumped ont and Is awful sick but
Is happy because ma thinks Il she
wants TO marry as badly as that she'd
do tx.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Are your new ne!ghbors. the woos.
eltons. interesting people9"
Exceedingly 80; he Is the kind OF
man that won't speak 10 anybody with.
out an Introduction. and she Is the kind
OF woman that borrows everything In
your house wshout being introduced
az all"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

The intrepid John Smith approached
the block with a hrm step.
Il fear not, he was heard TO say.
This Is but the aboriginal form Of the
observation-disclosures Joke"
History Il will be recalled. bore him
out The puissant chief Poghaian
eventually rolented quite as oonvon-
tionally as possible.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Police Magisira,c-I would not like
70 think, prisoner tina, you attomptcl
suicide. Yet wituc.sc. testify they saw
YOU on me pier m.auio before the sc-
cIicnt But why d.I yen co err"
T1nkcv-lsh tho OF i5ry.hle.f
s.posc dilnt know I vas hil-laai.
CD. Buffalo Times
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

The rial heaven Il a state and no,
a place The heavenly character con-
ditIons the heavenly inheritance. Love
10 God and love TO men are the ca
sentlal elements OF this character.
Earth Is he'll below without this love.
and heaven would also be a hell n Il
wore wanting Bishop Fallows.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
s.., A,,.rhmsn, for Il,mn0.,.

This is an invention by which a scat
attachment frame gives TO the ham.
mock the shape Of a chair. the seat
running longitudinally with the ham.
mock and being adjustable. The ham
mock passes through the rings which
cross the longitudinal frame ana san
be folded back at any angle desired
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Held you hear about the bank
falling today2
she-Which one9
He-The snow bank.
That very nigh, she wrote a letter 10
her mother asking her 20 come and
visit them for a couple OF months.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Yes, sir" said Mr. winblddle 10 a
stranger. Il insist that an water used
Tor drinking and culinary purposes
should be boiled at leaE; half an hours
you are a physician. presume"
NO; | am coal oaler.'-New-
York Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20


IN the garden walked.
And often her song would bei -.
"oh. every one looks az the peacock
but
There's nobody looks at me-
The princess was what the world calls
plain"
And her beauty was IN your eye'
And many the man she had mashed IN
vain.
TIL she often would wonder why.
Then one day she thought. ITS the
pcacock'H fault.
50 the peacock killed shall be;
And when there's no peacock 20 look
at. then
The people viii look a. me-"
The peacock was Killed. and Us plumes
were used
For "a hat that the princess wore;
Fine feathers make hno BIRDS the
princess said
And that's just what wear them
for.
But when she had s,rutted around
awhile
She sang ln her misery:
They look at the pcacocks plumcs In
my hat
But nobody looks az me-"
Arthur J. Lamb IN Up-to-Datc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Cable Car Magnato 90 II people
wouldn't lose their heads there would
be no fatalities on our road.
Counsel for Plaintiff Don't you
think a person can be killed without
having his head cut oiig
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

speaker-My fellow citizens, I am
speaking for the bened, Of posterity.
Voice from the Audience-And II you
iont get through soon they'll BE- here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

ward aud the blood-curdling 'sls-sls-
noom' Of Princeton. Yclp.as with ter
ror their tails between their legs. the
wolves ncd aa though pursued by
dcnds."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Two miles IRON Milan. Italy. Is the
most remarkable echo In the void. II
ls az the castle Of Slmonetta, and re-
pcafs the sho, Of a pistol sixty timea
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Miss olo,ime kissing Is very IN.
healthy"
Miss Pert-"lour health Il perfect
isn't Il, dearr-Now York World.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Broughm-I hear Chlvvers has TAX
en- up art ia like to see him paint aw-
fully.
TOwnley-Thas's the way he does It.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
DOESN'T LIKE NAVY.
WHAT BARNAcLE THINKS OF
UNCLE SANS WARlHiPs.

Tie Relieves Ia the Good OLA Times
says the Modern Marine Might ~
We'll ne Harlem Janitor Calls II %
Zig Deiusion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

she-0i course you an talked aheus
me a. soon a. left. Her-No. dear. ~
thought you had attended to that suf.
acknowledgements Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

REQUENT IN pc
rusing the papers.
! see how no able
seamen won't ship
In these new cruls-
ors. though the
navy wants cm
bad" Bill Barnacle
remarked. looking
over a tabulated
list OF disasters to
Uncle Sans white
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
THE JOKER'S CORNER.
WIT AND WISDOM. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

The Princess Way Of the Trans
Eressor or How the street Railway
MaEnate Views the Loss OF Life-A
Dangerous Anarchist.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

UGH has bcon writ
ten on the political
and public wrongs
OF women. but they
have a private. per-
sonal disability OF
great Significance.
from which they
can emanoipate
themselves prompts
~ and perpetually
without the aid or
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

q 80 n" w -
in a gardenfalr.
Where he strut
ted around All
day;
And many the peo-
pie " h o sa "
him there.
A. they passe d
on the m q ! "A
highway