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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-16

Mrs. FeltOn says.
have Just received your kind letter of
the 29th, in which you ask me 10 write
Won nv opinion Of the proposition that
farmers share the proceeds ana profits
win their wives and daughters, that are
derived from the sale of chickens eggs,
berries. veget abes and dairy products.
For nearly a dozen years / have been
neggine away on this line. OF all helpless
conditions that | know anything about,
il Is that of a true-hearted woman, whose
husband cannot make ends meet in
farming, and who sees everything swept
off TO pay for supplies, for before the crop
was made the mortgage was given. How
can she keep up her courage as she starts
on archer year of poverty and debit What
is there TO encourage her children who are
so tired of farm life, with nothing but toll
in sight? All work and 70 money Will make
i'm sad girl as well as Jack a dull boy.
II do advocate a crop that is the wife's
own. that is like fixture when everything
else is TO be moved and sold. Her work is
worth money-none more valuable. What
would the majority of farms be worth
without a woman to work for love and not
for pay?
"It is worthy of mention that such shar-
ing of the profits is one of the cleverest
little tricks you can imagine to please the
farmers themselves. 1t Is like shifting
the small change from one palm 10 the
other in genuine satisfaction. If the wife
has any surplus money the husband has a
chance to borrow without putting up col
lateral.
II beg to add my plea 10 that of all fair
minded people to give the farmers wives
and daughters a chance 10 handle the mon
ey that they aid in earning. 1t VIII teach
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-16
rWo BEAUTIFUL NEW LAUNCHEs

TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW LAUNCHES
for sale. Gas engine. No heat, no smoke.
no engine man. pilot. or fireman required.
No license. no match, flame or fire. No
wood or coal; no offensive odor: no noisy
exhaust, underway IN 10 seconds Boats like
these were selected for use at the Omaha
Exhibition, and they ran from June to
November, Y to 16 hours per day, without
any repairs or a mishap of any nature.
The l6-foot beat Is $500. and the 2J-foot
boat 500. Lippman Bros, Agents.
EXCELSIOR. ALL GRADES. c. NJ
Mcbride 81 Co, z. o. Box. 255 Savannah.
Ga.
FOR SALE UP-TO-DATE, WE'LL Es-
tabished restaurant in the best business
town In the state. among the mountains
above Atlanta; good reason for selling.
Address Bargain, care the News.
The sun., 1899-03-12

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The sun., 1899-03-12
Progress of Woman Suffrage.

To THE EDIToR or THE SUN-Sr: At tho
recent hearing on the suffrage question at Al
hany the statement was made that during the
past three years thirty-sevrn woman. suffrage
measures had been defeated in twenty differ
ent States. During the past three years two
States Of the Union have extended full suf-
frage TO women. and several others have given
them partial suffrage. Fifty years ago 1t was
hardly possible oEet any Legislature TO CON
slider woman suffrage. Now the question
comes up at every session In AMIDST every Leg.
islaturc from the Atlantic "pnst 10 the Pacific.
Year BY year there is steady gain.
In 1883 Kentucky gav" school suffrage To
widows. In 1851 Kansas gave 1t to al women.
IL 1853 England gave municipal suffrage to
single women and widows. and wyoming gave
fulT suffrage t. all women. School suffrage
sofa. IN ,s7G by Colorado IN 1919 by New
Hampshre and Oregon. in 1873 y MaSsacitT-
1891 municipal suffrage was extended u tho
single womei. and widows Of Scotland. Ne.
Wi.%nsa SrS1 FayG m 43' In au5aS" s choo vi saaRa @&a
wa. given in Washington, and MUNICIPAL
-pTra=" was extended To all women IL KhI ,a-.
and school suffrage Ia North and south Da-
the same year Montana gave tarpayng wo-
men the right to vot.; upon AL qE.5tions sub
suffrage wa. graDtnd ~ single women aud
widows in the rroYiDr" OF Qu"he. Ia lS'l
sehDo! suffrage waz grart~d in Illinois. II
1893 -choGl -1fIras" wa- granted in Cnunecti-
cut aud inli suffrage III Colorado and New
Zeaapd. In ls'4 school suffrage vas grantcI
IN Ohio. d limited munIr,pAI surfhg" 30 Iowa
and Iarish md district sufTrag" in Eng and to
women 10th married and -ingln H. 1885 ful.
suffrage was granted H. south Apstr4lia o.
suffrage was granted ia Utah and Idaho In
] 500 municipal and county -uHraZ" WIS
grar,tef 20 the a!ag.c women ar.f willows u
ireland. the women of H.nne-pta were y"n
tns. right to vote Tor library trustee. and the
tarpaying wousrr, - Louisiana we're givrr the
rig 70 vCts upon all questions EyhIHitt"d 20
the taxpayers. IN ls-t' The Oregon leg H.
latGre has Ia-7sd al amendment - grant 'uB
suffrage 70 women hy 4 vote u ~ tp'j IN the
EOle@ and - 20 IN the senate.
Years ago. wh@r woman -Ef.ace TaE much
more uuTppUIar 'hau now. Ei5hDp Gilbert
Haven was a-E~t II i wer- true ''.at he hai
f--~u .gs-1Eiuza 81 q woman suffrage meeting.
e Yes at 7rer.-'i N" Bi4hyp. " '!gr't syari -
fail IN al the rear - 'hiE reform. ] mean ~
InzrcEi =I-h he rl-ysrsE-.,s'l '''
There csu ~ 10 cCDct - - which way the
procession is rnoTiug. ENILY BECgHALL
Hrs-oS March (.
The sun., 1899-03-12
MEN AND THE scHooD sUrrFAon
women,s Mork In Mnrsaw.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: In tho
letters Of Helen X. johnson no mention Is made
OF tho small proportion OF mon who vote at
school elections unless some important issue
arises. Yet would she argue that all franchise
should be taken from them on that account?
Those vote on such matters who are specially
Interested. Aud IL has been the rcRrct Of tho
State Superintendent of Public Instruction thG-
the apathy was SO grent and he has made tho
statement that wherever women have voted
only good has re suited to tho schools. As thcro
are ntl-sufrngc mon as we'll ms women In
some homes many women, who would gladly
avail themselves of this right. have been de-
barred from using II. but ns men SEQ other
women voting every year aud lust nS attentive
to their homes and more so to the children who
spend the time In tho schoolrooni, the old
prejudice ,melts away, have acted t9r come
years as Chairman of the County School Suffrage
Commit" and one year ns Chairman Of the
State Suffrage Committee Of the state fFsocin-
tion, so have made many Matistios agd l hqd
give the figures Of the town whore reside
aOO-six mon voted nt school election. four Of
whom were the trustees and acted ~ clerks Of
the election. One woman went to vote. but the
polls were not open at the reR,iInt hour, Al
The next election women began 70 interest
80 by women. Two women we're elected on
tho bonrd. and since that time, with the oNccp-
tion OF one year. about twice as many women men
women arc eligible. In the township, cOmprls-
Ing clcV on districts. mems vote AT general cleo
tiOn being about 100, 1870 men aud 2S women
voted IN 1897. In the village district nhout
three times as many women as men voted. bnt
the country vote was not 80 lnrgc, although
some women voted In all except three districts.
woman has been President OF the Union
School Board for fivr years. and one served IA
Secretary three. Many improvements have
been madc-n kindergarten established aud
library moro than doubled with excellent
books, and opened three times week to the
public, as well ilS evening.
No one here could ho found. ] think. who
does not praise the work Of the women. and
there are several others in the county Tint
have done about the sHino. and plenty In the
State. Women In general who interest them
selves in school matters have moro leisure than
men and understand many details OF homo
life that are practical outside.
ELLA HAwLEY CRossErT.
WARSAW. " Y, March g.
The sun., 1899-03-12

From ne Gair,Hon N,wS.
with eyes Of many colOrs. many huss.
We look ht things and all get different vinwa
But when meet. and view with view compare,
why. bless hearts all things look pretty fair.
Indeed they do
Despite what some declare;
For II II true
That things look pretty fair.
We speak in many tongues these latter days,
And hnd more fRults 10 blame than good to praise.
But when the speech ~ done to tho last letter,
Each one Admits this word II getting better.
Indeed they do.
Despite Of faults that ssttsri
Tor IL IL true
This world Is getting better.
Even the ones that wore the narrow face.
Aud said that were hnhdnY for aOns place,
Now hug thought. haunting. shAiOwJ shape,
Hall fear half hope, tina. 80 may yet escape
Ia i".d t.iuy 10.
That ~ scratch and arTaps
We nj iYht pull through.
And barely escape.
on II IL Ropd ~ 1--we ESQ lsttsr days
B. good We Just would Ike u live always;
Ppr arr getting b"tt~r every hers
Ana all around ~ things look pretty fair.
In iced they d..
DespItr what some declare;
Par n l. 'rnn
That things are pretty fair.
The sun., 1899-03-12

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The sun., 1899-03-12
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The sun., 1899-03-12

Estimating nne-haf the white POPULATION 70
b. female. IL tear- ont the as-e rtor that II Of
sets the whole numher O. roio-@d. male and
female. q the southern Hta'@- i Is true t'at
;he South votes by states aus not as d -act cu.
co'ored f--rSons. The percentage pf III teracy
among ra- cnior-d women = lmm-a7Ura niy
greater than among the whit women The
suffrage associations n the SpCfhern Stat.
ot whom Laura Clay Of LNrtr gton. Ky. d T-ia-
tive % Henry Clay. J. perhaps the leading
Representative. never have asked outrage for
woIn+5 %Lc-U oil a. 7t1 :ztipDa3 oEaiifiea-
ton. ?. FOR tho%e rho can read ard Sr1fe.
II il surprising that southern Leg -3afUreE
% not reZr z the incgntrcy-rt ne fs.'' that
by demanding az @5Ucstiora' qualification n
e-frauch!sing women they car s0,T@ the prob
JeTn tina. j. ca1slng them - n, Grh y-ga'sCa
and rot rQ-. zIhEzrt the Fa 'er4' Cor 'Gc..
IL. Hustled HlEFE2-
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The sun., 1899-03-12
roEMs wonrn nn.AprNa



or all the names under tho sun
That illuminate hihtory'n pages,
Thorc'snono that eau equal Patrick.
Though borno by poets or aagoH.
And II you don't writo II in full.
Or you'd rather havo Percy or Matt,
just cut II In two IN tho middle
And then you'li have fRnclful Pat
In Galway Aman catches herrnRs,
whoEo whskcrs and shoulders are broad,
Ho Ia tho u oit man at tho oar. sure,
Tho prido of tho CladdAgh ia Pdud,
with boy wns crossing tho shannon,
IRsked him tho natno Of his daddy.
He gave mo comlcal look;
I,aconic his answer was" Pdddy"
A big breasted boAtman in Korry.
Who talks with musical brogue,
And rows TO tho isle OF Valencia.
They call him thcro I'dudriD BulloEue.
You've read of tho wild Lochinvar
Who smashed and came In through tho door.
And whipped on the bride on his shoulder
That rascal was Fhdirig Crohoora
who hunted tho soldiers In Ulstor
Before him half naked and mad
The name Of that northern hero
Recorded was I'ddrfsn MacFaadi
or course you heard tell of tho man
Who married Miss Biddy O'LaNerty;
'Tis merry old Jig on the pipes
Rollicking Pdudhesn ORaffsrty.
a Louchai from Blnrnoy know.
fellow 40 witty and chattyi
His name In Patrick and yet
The girlr always call him dear Tdnvr'
know n great orator now.
And often wonder " that's hs--
The boy with tho long raven hair
The achoolmarter'H son little Pdttv.
Then here is TO Ern'r great name.
May II flourish all over the world
And soon In her own little ialo
May hor emerald hAg 10 unfnrled.
EDWARD CPoNrn
The sun., 1899-03-12
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The sun., 1899-03-12
rE.TESskIfvs EED.
Their Romance would Har. Been Ineom-
pIste II Either Had Died a, 80.
Fr1M q, ~ i7Ed Pom D.aL.r.

Pygss Cl>- izsf pam D,gl,r-
FELxEIIx. Pa March John d. C5sEF
aged 1D2 Yea-s wzs married Il Franklin. Pa
recently u sarah JsuriEgs. lpy Ysass I'D.
who e; ole time vas mem t@- .: Lirshsn3
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From "W,J',z P>,ms, and OJ>r Verrs'
They bear him ~ hlk T"st!nY plhc---
IN sl"H rrOreEsiOn E1sEp!ng by;
FOLLOW at Z stranger space
Iils k.Ld ed trey. hls sWrrthsart ].
Tnrhau2"J my gown Of xArish hye.
Though sabl.'--sd j. th=tr attire:
But thry Sts-.d rDHH1 AItb RT3Gisss re,
Nh!lk' M regret cpHsnnIss libH hf.
THyr,s Hmm
The sun., 1899-03-12
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If 1s.I - s> Dgp,4e-r lps.sss
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The sun., 1899-03-12

All other conditions hrinr idontr,l, what IN Tho
relative force nf ball nch from u tmuuth, bore
gun ~ compared with mat from rite, and " rnnR
adds 10 tho speed OF the bullet what may br thu
proper explanations EW, T.
Tho forro Of the two pruleotilcs viii bc thu rnmn
Rining does not ndd p tho speed; II iuoroN-esths nc
ourAcy uf the prolrctilo
The sun., 1899-03-12

IasHino.-N N, u, T. SAYS In u two handed gana,
points NJ, gets To N'E uu tho nrHt deal Un the
nNNt deal no ono declares himself cut during the
play aud after The cards are .onnod n 10 found that
tho uhIns Ia tic, SAYS thHt TIM counts w Uut ~
order hut " HarH ~ II " tia hnS must play again,
In thu absence NJ any agreement u thu contrary,
tho points ~ out IN regular order cards, spades,
hlu aud little caHsno, ares And Hwocps, II tho aces
have ~ doolds II hoy 90 out In tho following order
Aphhnn. olmhn. htArtn. aud dlAmnnda.
The sun., 1899-03-12
rnE sUS,s scHooL ron cam rrArrns

Auction Pitch, IN, A, aAypl A and have zach onN
70 70 aud Ia NH deal, nhidutwo, whloh Alotytes,
pitching the ace Of trunpA and nftUrwArd making
game To us low, Who winAS
Dy rcfusinsW US oror practically bids to mahetwo
points hlmSelr AmAdo two points, aud under tho
tuo that Tho bidder guca ont " sucCoanfui A wine