The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-09-29
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She Leads the Way to In
ternatiOnal Brotherhood

CAOtHClAOOu SuOulu nave D0on set
going by women. War, it is plain.
would ultimately cease if the women
OF warning nations were fast bound
together in a sisterhood that influence
ed for peace all their respective pri-
Vate families. The Women's Interna-
donal Council, founded by May Wright
SeWall, is already a power for keep
ing the peace. Men, like the lower
animals. are constitutionally ready to
night. 1t is the animal still dominant
IN them, and women will have to rise
and hold this brute in check. by cult
waiting ever the sense of Justice and
brotherhood in such of the masculine
sex as have not yet emerged from
their influence. A recent additional
step toward international brotherhood
has been taken by some women in
Paris. There is now in operation in
that city the British American Young
Women's Christian association. It has
been established foS the purpose of
aiding young American and English
girls who find themselves stranded in
Paris Or who are obliged to live there
on very small income. At the B. A.
7. ". G. A. home board may be OBJ
tanned for 81 week. Attached to the
establishment are instruction classes
In French, physical culture, nursing
and millinery. An American woman,
Mrs. John Hoff, is president of this
association, while an English woman,
Miss tombstone, is secretary. The
home is at No. 5 Rue de Turin, in the
part Of Paris called the European
quarter. An employment agency for
women is one of the features of this
Invaluable institution. Women of
high social standing in the English
American colony labor unitedly for the
prosperity of this fine home club.
When American and English women
thus work together with harmonious
enthusiasm their men will not be long
In following suit.
Did you ever think Of the great diff
ference between wishing and willing?
The wishy woman sits still and saws.
Il wish 1 had money enough to go to
the worlds fair" The woman of will
gets hustle on her and finds way
to go to the worlds fair or to achieve
whatever else she desires.
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Civilized people will never be free
till each person can dress as he or she
pleases without even exciting com
ment of an unpleasant kind. How far
short OF being civilized New York at
least is may be Judged from the fact
that not long ago a learned Hindoo
who walked along it's streets IN the
robes Of his native land was stoned
Ii an American wearing his ordinary
coat and trousers had walked through
the streets Of town in India he
would not have been molested, scarce
~ even stared at. Which is the civ
ilized country?
When you contemplate going in for
some new health, beauty or food fad
make sure before you do so that it Will
deliver the goods.
There is no tyranny like that Of
fashion in dress Fashion is the
devils first assistant" remarks our
friend the Hayield Mower. It's tyran-
ny is SO unbounded that II you go
into any city's great department stores
and ask for even AZ piece of dress
goods not Of the weave in vogue at
the moment -ou are stared at as If
you We're 4 teak and told that it is
"out Of style If you mention that
you want it very much you are told
again colby End CURLY, that it is
"out Of style" And If you were to
look every textile goods shop in large
city through, street by street, you
could not get that article. The free
dom that women need most is release
from the letters Of fashion Nine.
Rejane, the famous French actress, as
lovely physically as she is gifted, says
that woman viii never be beautiful till
fashion goes out of existence.
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AS high praise as was ever bestowed
on a woman was that uttered by the
driver of the vehicle in which DR..
Emily Dunning, the first woman am
bulance surgeon IL the world, made
her rounds in New York city. He said,
when she's at work she's a doctor;
when she's of l.gty she's a lady"
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To blame others for our failures
shows only our own weakmindednes
and lack Of will power. The strong,
steady, determined soul never witness 4
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Not long ago an evening reception
was given for brilliant young lady
who wore handsome white gown and