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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
BY [HE VENTURA

Among the passengers for Honolulu
by the Ventura was Mrs. Judge George
d. Gear.
Captain j. r. Parker returned from q
trip to the mainland.
c. j. Ludwigsen, Jr, returned from
trip to the mainland.
Charles Haney is going out to sgd
ney as the foreign manager Of the
International Harvester Company. j
A. Okerbloom who is also to be con-
nected with the same companys
agency is going to Sydney with his
family.
Mrs T. w. Lawrence the bride of the
chief engineer of the Ventura is MAX
ing the round trip on the vessel.
Miss Cowell is the sister of the chief
officer of the vessel, She is going to
Auckland to visit relatives.
Drs. d j. Callahan who is going
the the Colonies, is the daughter of
Captain Varey the former master of
the S. S. Moana.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB.

The following resolution was adopted
at the meeting of the Republican La
Dor Club of the Eleventh Precinct,
Fifth Representative District of the
County of Oahu, held June g. 1906:
Whereas, At the meeting held by
the voters Of the 18th Precinct, Fifth
Representative Disrnct on the 18th
ana the 10th of this present calendar
month, there was no name given for
the club organized by them. and
Whereas, 1t is wise that such club
should be named so that it's officers and
members may understand where they
are, therefore,
Resolved That this club shall be
known as the Republican Labor Club
of the Eleventh Precinct, Fifth Rep
resentative District, and be it further
Resolved That the officers elected
at the meetings held June 18th and
goth, 1906, and the members who signed
the roll on these dates aforesaid and
after the adoption of this resolution,
shall be the officers and members of
this club"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
WHY PROFESSORS
QUIT UNIVERSITY
SYSTEM OF PAYMENT AND SLOW
NESS OF PROMOTION THE CHIEF
FAULTS AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June INSTRUMENTATION
rather than the policy OF retrenchment
is given today as the cause which has
led to the resignation of five profess
sors from the faculty Of the University
of Chicago at one time The blame for
DISCRIMINATION is not fixed on any in
dividual Members of the faculty feel
that the need Of a new president who
will come up to the standard Of the
late President Harper il imperative.
The chief faults which the members
Of the faculty ind with the manage
ment are the system of paying pro-
fessors and the slowness of promotion.
Celebrates in educational work have
been secured for the university by the
payment of unusually high salaries,
The result has been that comparatively
few men of the faculty of over 400 pro-
fessors and instructors secured salaries
that have been sufficient to keep them
at the university for any length of
time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
WRITERS MAY
BUY MAGAZINE
REPORT THAT AMERICAN WILL
BE SOLD TO BAKER, STEPHENS,
IDA TARBELL AND OTHERS.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-A report was
current today that the American
magazine, for thirty years Leslie's
Monthly of which Ellery Sedgwick is
the present editor, is to be sold to a
syndicate composed of Ray Stannard
Baker, Ida NJ. Tarbell, Lincoln Stef-
fens and several other magazine writ
ers.
A high official of the Colver Publish
ing House which publishes the mag
azine, who asked that his name be
withheld, said tonight: 1T is true ne
gOtiations are pending with certain
parties for the sale of the magazine.
However, there is no reason to believe
they will terminate successfully. In
fact, they have not progressed far
enough to make any conjecture as to
the ultimate result. Possibly several
days or weeks may elapse before any
thing definite is known"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
RAILROADS GET
TIE FARM HANDS
KANSAS CANNOT SECURE MEN TO
GATHER CROPS BECAUSE OF
THE WAGES PAID

CHICAGO, June 2O.--Kansas cry for
harvest hands cannot be answered by
Chicago at present. Hundreds of men
are being shipped to the West daily,
but they are going for railroad work.
Jim Halls western railroad enter
prises alone have taken $4,000 men
from Chicago for Minneapolis and St
Paul since the first of the year.
Kansas can't get any men here"
said one agent today. "The railroads
are paying too high wages. Farmers
say they will pay 80 a day. but when
the men get out there they find that
$1.25 is the limit. Then, the men can't
get from Chicago to harvest fields. The
planter won't pay car fare, the hand
cant pay it and the railroads can't
carry them for nothing. In a few
weeks South Dakota will be i'm after
hands They will get them from the
railroads. The men we have sent to
the Hill lines viii desert and go to the
harvest fields because rauchers i'm the
Northwest will pay high wages
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
SALOON LEAGUE
ADOPTS PLATFORM
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NET
Observation-Disclosures "A PLAT
FORM FOR COMING ELECTION.

The executive committee of the Anti
Saloon League met yesterday and
adopted platform for the coming
year. Following is the platform as
adopted:
The time is approaching for the pri-
mary elections which VIII determine
who shall be candidates for the next
Legislature and how the platforms will
be worded. At this juncture it be-
hooves the Anti-Saloon League, which
stands in principle for the abolition OF
the saloon, to make every effort to Sc
cure a Legislature that Will enact wise
and salutary liquor laws
Your committee is happy to find
that its task of suggesting modihca-
tons to the present saloon laws has
been made easy by the work of the CIV
ic Federation. This able and public
spirited organization has given much
study to the question and has issued an
appeal to the voters of the Territory
urging them, to demand that all candi-
dates for election to the next Legisla-
ture pledge themselves to enact into
law SENATOR DICKEY'S LOCAL
OPTION BILL and so to amend the
present liquor law:
"First.-That all ffth-classe licenses
be abolished. C$10O)
"Second.-That the annual fee for
fourth-class licenses he $1,000. CNow
s5OO)
"Third.-That in every case of appli-
cation for license the Treasurer be d.
rected to publish the fact Of his receipt
of such application for four consecutive
weeks before issuing the same, i'm
| newspaper having general circulation
in the precinct where the license is to
| be exercised
'Fourth.-That opponents Of the
granting of a license be given the right
to arbitrate the decision on the same
terms as the applicant.
"Fifth.-That signers Of petitions for
| licenses he restricted to real estate
owners within the prescribed limits.
"SiXth.-That saloons be not allowed
within 400 feet of a church, chapel or
| school. :...
That licenses be issued to
citizens only.
while there is large room for many
| other amendments to the liquor laws Of
lHt Territory lIlls plallOIh seems 10
| your committee to embody all that can
possibly be expected from the Legisa-
| ture i'm one session. If these provisions
| be enacted into law the League will
! have vantage ground for splendid
| fighting in the future. Fortunately the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association has
unanimously endorsed the Civic Fed
| GRAFTON platform and has called upon
| all of it's constituent churches to rally
to its support. Your committee there
fore recommends that the Anti-Saloon
League make this platform its own.
'DOREMUS SCUDDER, Chairman;
wv "A. BOWEN,
| MOSES K. NAKUINA."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
GERTz CASE AGAIN

Mrs. Anna Gertz has now filed an APP
peal to the Supreme Court of the
United States, in her suit against Ban
ming, Magoon and others, which all the
local courts have many times thrown
out The Supreme Court gave its last
ruling several days ago, and now Mrs.
Gertz has evidently decided TO give up
the battle as far as the local courts are
concerned and try the highest court in
the land, Her appeal was filed yes
terday. 1t is i'm her own handwrit-
ing and she appears as counsel for
herself
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
REALTY TRANSFERS
Entered for Record June %, 1906, from

Entered for RECORD June %, 1906, from
8 a. m. to p. m.
] Kaaimoku Mia to Young Mems
Saws Socy Ltd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Joao Rodrigues to A S Correa ...Rel
c d Luf1in and WI to w Holstein D
Enorme Ferreira and wife to Fred
eric w Hardy Observation-Disclosures. M
] Manuela and WI to Pakekepa (w). D
Lau Fee to Lau Yin ..................D
Henry Smith and WI ct al to ] Todd. n
VIM Henry to Ching See.....,,.....T
Recorded June 81, 1906
Georginia R Broa diey to Belina
Tavares, Rel; por R p 1915 at Marques
vile, Punahou, Honolulu, oahu. S15O
B 279, p 1876. Dated June 20, 1906.
Belina ] Tavares and hsb CF) to An
tonic Tavares, D; por r. 2 1915 at Mar
quesville, Punahou, Honolulu, Oahu.
$500. B 2S2, p 80. Dated June 10, 1906
"a Lewis Jr and VT to Mrs Polna Ma
opala, d; int in lots 4 and s. Blk e,
Kapiolani tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $3.50.
B 2S2, p SO. Dated June 49, 1906.
Lizzie Souza to Frank Hustace PA;
general powers. B 2S4, p FOG Dated
August 20, 1905.
Victor M Souza to Frank Hustace, P
A; general powers B 2S4 POS Dated
Aug. 30, 1905.
Lizzie Souza and hsb CV NJ by atty
to Y Amin, d; lots II tv 16 (incD Blk
1902, Palolo Valley, Honolulu, Oahu
$780, B 2S2, p a. Dated Mar 90 1906
Moke Puha (k) ct al to Kaiu r sam
and hsb, ID; int in reaA and personal
property of Puha deed i'm the Terri
tory of Hawaii. $40. b 2S2, p SO. Dat
ed June 49, 1906
T Akanaliilii to John Pico, d; por
grs 1856 and POSI- Hanehoi, etc, Hama
kualoa, Maui. 1868. B 2S2, D 70. Dated
Jan 6, 1906.
H K Naniho and VT to John P Pico,
d; r P 5162 and mahs and 3, ap 1,
and nah 1, ap 2, r P 4O71, Hamakua-
loa Maui $50. b 2S2, p 81. Dated Jan
%, 1906
S r Kaiue to Waikiki Sug Co, Extn
L; W for cane fiume over por kul 242O,
APP 2, Waikiki, Maui. $40 yrs at $25 per
annum. B 2SS, p PA. Dated April 9,
1906
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MARRIED.

L-GRIBBLE-Tn Honolulu
T. H, June 2S, 1906. at their new home
on Kinau street, Mr.. James c. Bick-
nell and Miss Anne Gribble, Rev. L.
b. Turner officiated.
Only a few intimate friends and
relatives of the couple We're present.
The house was beautifully decorated.
Mr.. James Bicknell is the County
Auditor Of oahu and is one of the
most popular business men of the
city. He lately sold a half interest
in Tanning Island for $4,000. The
bride is one of Honolulu's popular
young society ladies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
MADE CLEYER RAID.

A very clever raid was made yes
terday by Officers Apana, Nobriga
and Yee zap. Some Chinese and other
people were in rice field playing Rus
sian war. The field was open and it
would have been impossible for an Off
recognized and the alarm given to the
alleged gamblers. The officers dressed
themselves as Chinese grass cutters
and so approached the crowd. Six Chi
nese including Chong You, the alleged
banker was arrested. About forty
more got away. The raid occurred at
Moiliili.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
CAPTAIN HAYWARD WAS ILL.

Captain Hayward of the S. S. Ven
tura was seized with verdigo yesterday
afternoon and fell down, striking his
knee, He subsequently rallied suffi-
GENTLY to take the vessel out this morn
ing on her run to the Colonies. Had
he not been able to have continued
with the vessel the Chief Officer who
is next in line of promotion with the
company, would have taken command.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
COLD lNEHT.

You have cold feet because your blood
does not circulate freely, which Is due
to the weak condition OF the nervous
system. DR.. Miles Nervine will give
strength and force to che nerves, slim
ulate and equalize the circulation, and
your extremities will have the same
warmth as other parts Of the body. At
the same time improve your general
health. If first bottle is not beneficial,
you get your money back.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
RARY GOES TOO

Mrs. Poai, charged with the embezzle-
ment of a deed, was given one week at
hard labor, by Judge De Bolt yes
tedday, She has a baby and 1t was
agreed that the child should go with
her, to watch the mother and be cared
for by her, while she does the weeks
hard labor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
CAR Yields TO PARLIAMENT.

o|-NiN Ai1l1i't9 l. - L = Nl1lfNAliA-N l.
ST PETERSBURG, June 29.-The
probability of disaffection among the
troops has caused the Emperor to ac-
cede to the demands of the parliament.
fences have been suddenly committed.
In many Of the provinces the pre-
vailing conditions are those of anarchy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29

ANOTHER STATE FOR BRYAN.
MILWAUKEE, June 29.-The state
Democratic convention has endorsed
Bryan as the nominee for the Presi-
dency.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29

NOW THROUGH BOTH HOUSES.
WASHINGTON June 29.-The Sem
ate has passed the General Deficiency
Appropriation and Public Buildings
bills.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
Honolulu Gas CO.
Foreign News
By Gable
DECLINES THIRD TERM.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Roosevelt
in a personal letter declares that he
will not be candidate again for the
Presidency
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29

Has Miss Gushingham poetic tenn.
perament?"
Eyes. And doggerel disposition"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29

IN-NIoIlo d y % Of OVO NJ.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Con-
ference report favoring a district court
in China has been passed by the House
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Notice to Stockholders

HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT &
LAND COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that the stock
books of the Honolulu Rapid Transit &
Land Company will be closed to trans
fers from the 2Sth to the Both days of
June, 1906, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board of Directors.
, GEO. P. TIIELEN,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-29
Drawing
Near

The time for closing the offer OF free Gas Stoves is
drawing near If YOU not tired Of the expense Of
using wood, get tired and the modern fuel-Gas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-23

tiiben. Gs til aber, fubr er oaun
fort. anr fein @runb nurbonbeu, oos
Dem 10 lit. Deutihlano uno bic Ser.
Staten haben elm aegenieitiaes Sns
tereSie oarar. boz Seoes prD8periere,
ieoer pm ibnen 1T Der bette &unoe
oes anberen. 9a iouten iie ben Son.
oelsuertebr uuter chamber AUDI 10
Diel nie m6glih erleid,tern uno oess
balb lit es notmenoie. oaB oa8 hans
belspolitiibe Berbd[tnis atui1den
linen aereeelt, oaB Elm Sanoelsner.
trag ab9eihlDifen tueroe.
Sim Beoeutiamften mar mnbl fol'
GENDER Banus in feiner &e6e: .6us
den mir Elm Betdtiaunasfelo fiir I'M.
iere gner9ie? Sa. $50 imu1er es
innerbalb Der @rensen leoitiuter uno
anftdnoiaer 6anoelstnnturrens liegt
49, rltrpenonu anoers. Menn uir
before uno binieere @arer liefern.
lie iorafdltiger berfteueu uno aeihids
ter pertreihen, nann ernarten mir
aub ben uns s~utDmmeroen grfole
nnierer 8emnbunaen. netter nibts.A
4larer uno firser lift tuBbl lelten Die
Buiitinn Deutidlanbs oefiniert uno
benz @ereoe BON Der NnneriDn8uut
Der oeutihen Resieruuq roioerfprps
den murben.
Bea6tensmert tudr oueb Die 8etners
tuna: rWenn lie orei NatiDnen gun.
enigen Grieoen nit einauber prdoes
itiniert maren, Damn iino es Die
Ser. Staaten, @ruB6ritannien uno
Gentihlano." Dagegerl mag biiben
uno oriiben monher @bauptniit pros
teitierer. aber rid1tiq it's unbeoin9t
uno elm Samr1er lift es, oaB es in
allen 0rei 21noern nod alIsu piele
Weniden giebt. Die oas niht ems
iehen.
SternberQ bat cine oernInfti9e
8eoe aebalten. fie ioute in ben mei'
teiten Rreilen cine gate 8irtung aus
iiben.
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cages : Weuiafettsr
SnIaup.

SIN Bunruntamneg, Benulsl.
nnnien. bat Elm 16.idbrieer Sunee
auf ieine beioen 2ebrer geihpfen unb
iie ihmer ueruunoet, neil lie Tim
teiren nrlaub aebeu tppllter, INN anI
bic Sago su nehen.
Gin Jrdnlein Dttilie GHneioer,
cine dltere Dame, mahte in ytem
gort einen 8euolueranarif auf eineu
eeruifien DE-. 8ierbof. Sic feuerte
ffinf Shliie auf ibn ab; elmer gina
febl, smei trafen ben 9ottDr uno suei
Elm paar anoere 9eute. bic iih in Der
WGbe befanoen.
Sin benz Sa6runfier Der unteres,
Bay bon Rem 0ort rnnnte Der 0oro.
oeutihe 2loDo Datnpfer rWain" mil
BEN u%ierniaitigen ShoDner ,Wap
V. Reuiue" auiammen. 2esterer
mnroe arg beiddoiat, e%riterer bat rlur
leidte 8eibdoigungen enlpfangeri.
9etDtet tuuroe Riemano, r,ur Der
Sod an Boro oes Dampfers uuroe
letdht uerlebt.
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esett aper 90 sxobren

ldDn iuuroe Mrs. Binsluns's SOP.
thing : Sgrup BON RiQiDner pom
Witern beim Dabnett Der &inoer
nnaetuen0et. BirIt Du i'm SMlafe
our6 oa8 Sd,reier eines Rinoe8 ae.
it6rt, 6aS i'm 8abneu 1T uno Dor
ShmerSei rueint? Menn 10, laSfe
lofUrt cine Ttaf@e BON Wr8.
Winsluus Soothing Gurup" hpleu.
Sem @ert III u1beaab[bar. &c uiro
oeim tleinen 9eioeuoen lofurt Xinoe.
rang ueri6affen. BerlaBt euh bo.
rauf, Riitter. es 1T teiu 2ueisel
oariber. Go bei[t Diarrbue, rear,.
ltert ben Wager unb bic 0ierer.
beieitigt 8inb . 9olit. ertueitt be1,
@anmen, uerbinbert gntsfnouna
uno hdrtt oas gauge Sptenf.
rW2rs. Winsluus Soothing Sprnp"
fir sa6nen0e Giliber lit onaenebm
i'm @ei6mad; bas Mecept ftarimt
DDr einen Der beiten meiblid,erl
Gerste in ben Ser. Staateu. Ga lit
Bel allen Druaatiten ia Der aanseu
Welt su babeu. Brei8 Is Gents Der
5laihe. 9auft nidts anoeres. als
Mrs. WinsfDrns SOOTHING Snruu.
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Cine berxiinftise Mese.

Auf Dem gr0Ben Jabresbanaett Der
Stem Durfer 6nnoelsfammer, uels
Dies 1em5bnlih Die @~elegenbeit fir
uiebr ODER tpeuiger beoeutenDe unb
beoeutiatne NeuBerunaeu biloet, bat
oies W1al Der oeutibe BpnHafter in
WaibingtOn, Baron Gterubura, cine
6eoe gebalten. uno cine CUTE Reoel
Wtnr bat 6errrl nDr SternburQ feline
8eoen bduf9 gum WDrtuurf eem,abt
nno GILES m0aliGe unpaiienoe BARN
finoen uUlIen, an oieIer Heoe ruirb
man lhuerlih etDas aisSu5eben
baben.
SIR Bmed tuar, Die Nnueienoen
auf ben Bert uno Die NDtmenoiafeit
engerer banDeIspDlitiiher Berbin0uns
gen smiihen Deutidlano uno ben
Der. Staten hrn3umeijen. Inn All
oieiem Bunft su ae[anqen, nab Der
NeDner cine ueberfbt iiber Die 0uten
DeSle1ungen, Die BON Baibinatou's
uno 5rieorih's oes @rUBen 8eiten
her Bis auf uniere Gage sruiiden ben
Ser. Staten unb Breusen re5p.
9eutIGlano beftanoen haben. Sc
fprab BON ben u~nsdhligen Deutlhen,
Die iih bier nie6eraelanen uno elm
ruertuoneS Clement Der BeDDl.eruna
aemoroen iino. BON ben Dielen ar.es
rifaniiben Stuoenter. bic Die oeuts
iten untueriitdter befuden uno oeren
Ueiuh 81 Der Y~riinonng oeS &ailer
Wilbelm 2ebrftubl8 an Der golurns
bias uniueriitdt in Stem Dort unb oes
TbeDoDre HDDieuelt . 2ebrftubls an
Der uniueriitdt gu Berlin NnlaB aes
geben bat. &c fprab uon Dem mod.
reno Der lebten Sabre uerfGieoents
fih itnttaefunbenen Qemeinifaftlid3en
BnraebeE 9eutiwlnnos uno Der Ser.
Staten nuf benz @ebiete Der internas
tiDnaIen Bplitif, Elm Boreeben, ons
ftets auf Die Gtdrfuna oes @eltfrie,
oen8 gerihtet geueien lit. uno baum
s0g er ben ShluB: anf allen @ebieten
berriGt 5Diihen ben Ser. Staaten
unb 9eutiflaHo ons bette ginuernebs
men, rur nifIt auf benz banoetspoIi.
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BET, arDBen DolitiIden Barteien fine
biQter, an, baB ite binfort feline ueibs
lihen &anoionten rlebr ouffteuen
tuiiroer. auBer h6hftens fir ghuls
Gmter. Die Stimmaeber MOLTEN BON
tueiblihen 8earnten. besm. duterSus
henoen Trauen nidts tpiiien. Rirs.
lid ieien mieber pier 5rouen fir bic
@eiesQebung getaufen" -- orei auf
ben, Demofratilhen, eirie auf benz TO-
aialiftiihen. TiGet $500 uro aue bier
tpuroen geidlagen. 8Gbreno Die
Tibrer beioer Barteien entIhloSieu
leien, feline Srauer n,ebr Az rtpn,is
uierea uno gu Der ueberseuauno oes
funuter ieien. baB equal Suffrage"
- in oieieri Gimme bic oDlIe polite
ihe @leihftellunQ BET Trau nit ben,
Manne -- tot lei. meiaerter tie Iif.
ibre Natner fiir cine lolcbe grfldruno
hersuaeben. oa in bielem SaGe
idmmtlid,e neibfiden Stimmoeber
aegen fte iein muroen, uro bic Trau=
enftimmrebts.@ eIenidaft Die @epfos
aenbeit babe, ALE Tatiad9en, Die ihr
nidt in ben Rratl pnfen, einfodh All
leuanen. 3meGs SGuitrieruna Der
Sh0nbeiten Der .p0litiihen Trau"
miro bann nod 5Dlaenbes ersdblt:
rSm Sabre 1899 trua fid cine oes
tri5fe @eieBeeberin in ba9 8oItbuH
zines 6Dtels pie folet Elm: ,Gbren.
nertbe (.0Dn.") Marp ". Smith
nno @atte". Sc Fam oabtn, oaB
auf bic art1eel Wdnner NIT osr6dtlis
dem Witleib berabaeleben tuuroe.
rDaS oa lift Jrau Sones' Mann"
b6rte man laaer, ooer bier lit oer
@atte Der @hrenu. gtiiabeta SCENTS,
Witglieo oes 6auieS' - 4nno 1903
iaB nod cine fFrau i'm 6auIe, Seits
benz tuuroe teine geIetgeberin mehr
ern1blt.
Die Trauenrehtlerinner uno ibr
mdnnlider Inbana haben aun ans
oerstpD Die @emobnbeit, bic 5at1as
den. Die linen niht in ben aron,
paifeti. einfadI Enegleueneu--mare es
onoers. 10 ,niiBte aneeiihts oes uoue
ftdn0i9en Teblihlag8 oes Jrauens
ftin1nrehtS in Colorado, Rpomina
u. T. 10. ie9lid3e NQitatiun fRr oas'
felbe auf9eb0rt haben. Gtatt oei{en
e1uert lie tiberaI int eaubei Aanoe
unpermiaoert fort uno iebe @eiebae,
bung miro in ieoer TaQung nit
IrouenrehtbiQs bef6fttet. DaS raubi
benz Staate Diel tpertuuQe 1eit uno
6asielbe @eibmds in eniger Bieoers
bDluna mirb ginem nadaeraoe
~Iber". 10 baB es {deinen min. ala
tD6re ee an Der Belt. ben, Qnfuo cir
Guoe 5u MAIDEN - Der Bemeis, oaf
Die ,ineebeure Webrbeit Der Trauen
ridts oau0s uiiien MID. tpuroe ia
10 sienilih iiberau, ausaiebia oelie.
fert. Seo0h -uieQeid3t lit eS better,
ben GrauenreHtlerinnen u. r. 10. bad
Bergniaen 81 g6nnen. DaB fie ernft.
liden Shaoen nidt rnebr nnrihteu
t6nnen, lit ia moi erruteien. unt
ourb cine unteroruduna f0nnten fe
leldt su Wdrtprerinnen oenaadt Doer
auf eineri 8eituertreib uermieIen tuers
ben. Der fife oas aIeenteine @obl
aefdbrlih mare.