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woman should learn to 3, win ssS SscaSss y sAs
e protect her II p. sess into ds.I vster .sss
ssd vsns s acsp, S, Ess. Rf Rysf Ia huSafsd
rsS. srSSs S.ss ta: SSs Hss
sIpeTienc;e. but but tn Il Sa. been daplio sssa By
the sreSs ssSt. TaS the bss Sra
they generally and their safest ife prsservsr
II may not be the duty Of every women 10
% ssg Ry'p'rs ssr dsss ssy'sGs g
has " right tho to W whatsysr S VIII oontribat. to
this PURPOSE: DR.; Abbott says The ballot
ssp nssa. s o. ,bao
TO protect himself.
treatise ana SI.%s. Ss :hos en aSs:on
no need 20 multiply the suffrage BY two; II
crease crease the E D number of voter vossr.. :'A'' 'AN' " "
What more can the woman sunrssists Of
In the platform adopted with great enthust-
asm by the recent State Republican Con-
vention:
The right Of franchise 10 vouchsaied 70 every
American citizen by the Federal Constitution. We
denounce, as no less criminal when commltied by
men than when accomplished with the shotgun ana
spirit OF our institutions. ALI attempts 70 deprive o.
their inallsnabe rights million: Of our fellow etlens
our Senators and Representatives In Congress 70!
such legislation as shall secure the strcs endorsement
citizen the Hight Of franchise SitSoas dissnssion .:
10 race, eolor OF previous condition Of servtude. Ana
the Electoral College shaii bs based On The actual
voting population a. provided In the CONSTITUTION.
shas ss sS o .uss. T:es a.
crime
Isn't that glorious, THE. right Of suffrage
you9hsafed 70 every American citizen w
are many good Republicans who haye turned
ence that the franchise ls not right while
afr'rmsd that the Federal CONSERVATION doee
not "vouchsafe the suffrage" to anybodyi
He ,Ss SsfainH1 ns1naSs ,ia rsh: Si %oS No
fellow citizens' Ia exactly what the advocates
Of woman suffrage have been claiming for
rS re.entaton s IL Congress- @ sa shall BE- based On
keynote OF the whole contention Let this
rdds'ps mads part e Of d'VH the voting ing population
Long i've shs RspuSli'.n party - 2, :! Ohio .s.S.
Of o' that state tat 's to strike for or their rights
Tn. annual report Of Mrs. Elnor. n B:S:
f SStionsI n' womsn Ssn saflFsse Press Bureau,
states that during the past year 70 ooo srsio.ss
Included 2. ,oo specials" TO certain papers,
but not the nearly 5000 in regard to the bazaar
% SaHc last Ens w9r s,SS aeae saafe nr ss
illustrations Of eminent sulrragists page
of plate matter Is used regularly by hfty-
eight papers In addition to the above
| anesal work la done the METROPOLITAN
dailes by individual writer's.
Besides the national press work there are
matter msiy ''"ff That G Of New York supplies 500
papers Pennsylvania 33s; Iowa. 237; Massa-
chnscttS. %; Illinois. IS Ohio, g. and 80 on
National President in New York hslf
million pages Of suffrage literature were dis
trbuted during the pnst year, The associa-
Of an eight-page quarterly entitled Progress.
designed especially to furnish reliable news
ut II looks as il the "antls" would have TO
hustle or this dying cause will get ahead Of
them.
Archbishop ireland f. quoted as saving In
an address TO a graduating class OF girls
| few days ago:
one Of the great evils OF the present time 10 ,ha.
women so-csled high society are coming 70 regard
with and more liberation breaches OF moral ana
civic laws committed by members OF thelr own sex
1t canno, be denied that there is ground
| for the Archb shops charge, but, on the other
hand there is no one thing for which, IN times
past women have been 40 much condemned
| as for their unforgiving spirit toward those
| OF their sisters who had made misstep.
woman is womans worst enemy" has been
an AXIOM for ages Sow when she shows
a disposition 70 he lenlent TO the moral lspses
| for her sex. she "a scored for this also. She
| is sometimes almost tempted TO think that
| men are hard 70 please.
Mr.. Justice Brewer Of the United state.
| Supreme Court lectured 70 large CLUB ~
! women in Washington on the great advan-
| tage, which the law now gives to wives
| over husbands. Then he hied himself 10
Vermont and took unto himself a wife.
The City Hall and Court House Commission
Of St. Paul. Mimi. has lust passed. the as
founding resolution that the women II EN-
ploys shall receive the same wages as the
men for like work The jnnitors were re-
ceiving SIS per month and the scrub women
$40; The board voted TO raise the latter
a. much ms ianitorl Even the women
schoolteachers may now have hope.
A despatch from Peoria. H.. SAYS that
-the Daighters of the American Revolution
applauded vigorously when John r.. Stevens,
br2nnsn, awy@T 1 Of tha, city s'1SS1ssd nSb}sst
sweetest work I. IN tho home
There is probably not another woman,
2rgsnizat,on in The Con59tIy ThSs' ,Ss hos w%rs
and oNceholdng play so prominent part
as In that NJ the n. A. n.
When the Women Taxpayers BIN was
passed by the New York Legislature n wa,
Claimed bv its opponent. that Il would
amount 70 but little, a. women seldom would
have an opportunity 20 vote under its pro
visions II wa. signed by Gov, odell less
than two months ago and thev already have
voted In Ave different places. 1t is snid
Tint the next dnv. when thov mingled With
tho other women. tho most critical observer
never would know TINT thev were bold
coarse. unsexed home-destroysrs.
IDA HrsrED HARPER,