Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-06

i-rNNr aa ~. er.can woman slying to
r. .r.en6 III ia 100 h,,l mat ynur
4.ess irr ~ -. - - esd md an
,,.. a.reri nn M.4.,aa answering:
~. T. il. ,ai.ee Vt is Wy ! eress
my l,s sa. s,,'t Won ,AiM,. ti,,f makes
~ nose To- bas,,ig, III, ,sisa hap
mass =, tr,f ,, ..,l .voe' ~. no .-isnl
lie ~. at0sA i tnjn.s. +, J. t,is sim
nic,.@ tn.. n4kes ciaasly :oi ia lap
lincss ~ sf. rrrsis, % en-. .A.neyi-
c%M Nns.,a. a Eu.oDsan women are
corlr.tftiyc. rnel 40 niways WONG
Win ca5h o;aer Tor tie clvor of a
man. Women il.S5nw ;o.ather are re-
hXaa - - WA. ..t:s, ;Ac rspm a,d
both are cha.~sl instan.le. Thr arfcc-
lions NOV NAY ", Dart. rrt cish Won
AN want, ~. a~ttentf,n - ~ .nan.
Gie f.ei,.ss -. - ,.,s'.., - rival
thr ru,ki<A v,.-,n hi.e III, rivals. II
is mis- s.raip. tf5q art4ao .aitv ,nut
makes tn. N,,,ls,a. WnncD as a class
50 horesuuae. Away ,hey a.c COW pei
ms. siN' ~ A'y 'ftiiS - i2'p'''S
."" Ntt" Ai'i. ''NN' "i' =" i"'
Yer hNt fiit1 40 90 "fNe
''-tN eye NiNa9 t'HN''3 ''f more
Tine An.-ric-n Size.
'Tl.o Al,o~i, IN Non,am. Is slave IN
.ycry ..epy.. cr ne voff Shc Is tne
slave 81 rlsgier-n h,y ~ fghoor !.s
Two ,a,iGs them .i.. nnls. lny, ihr-e-
She Ike sl,ve OF canNentiot she
chains herself b. i.er spigi. = ur,cst.
her a~ra-aia. Ter maze. 40 ma:ter what
, s,, is. or wfa, she mas. SHE IS still ua-
satisfied. she aiv4y, limits ,lere are
c,he, vorlls TO contuer and 70 gain.
/ know the Fl anci woman. know The
Gree. woman. l.,aow the I.n.lish
woman know the American Wom-
an. ;,aa ;iroW the Turkish woman.
and of all tho Turkish iona is by far
the happlcsa. Why. may he an ullan-
swerabla question. And she is ietcl-
lectual. 1t is NOT tho happiness OF
ignorance. or ours. I know American
women who are perfectly charming and
delightful and loVab!e. but as a class
they are ~drcadiully tiresonse and woe
fully unhappy. They are Intellectual
bu9bears."
II ould like 10 tell you something
of the rev M of Turkey added
Mrs. Brown. but I am afraid We must
wait for some other time"
New Woman in TURKEY.
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49, ~ - ~
$500 iiisiis' ,'' 'c w
n ~ ~
..mav f ,, ' - H., alnns,en 80
!.
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a,i,n5 ln ,an, n,n $500 ,,,rnarn, ~
n,r% !, " 'N"'' ""' N"N -
~ s.. N,. - ..,h T. =,
" ~ ". ni|", j,
( "o,,"". ~" ~ 81, ), ~. 80 80.
she is the child of the French yellow
backed novel. She Will tell YOU she
longs for freedom, that she threshos oul
her soul as a bird beats its wings
against The bars OF us cage. But hIi
ideas of freedom are comical. Her free.
dom is something entirely differenl
from the freedom as it is known i.
Amerira she wishes 10 be like tn,
-I T.. ~
breath she viii tell YOU no European
woman is good. as thc Turks under
stand roodness. All said one to me
why shall not be free in America
Then / can find a husband in the park
shall walk much. shall choose ;
ye-v handsome man. too. and then
shall 70 along further and choose an
other. Think of the beautiful hus
!. hands one might have If she had TN.
r freedom of travel When 1 cxnlaine,
that American women we're not above,
TO have more than one r~nsband-tha
is one al n tiue-she said tina; SCENE,
very silly. Yet his woman was quit,
t intellectual. and her new idea of free
dom did moi seem 10 shock her sense o
Refinement In the least. She was
brjlliant speaker and from time II
tine ,ddresscd many meetings of WON
) en- in the advocacy of her cause of free
> dom. which did not shock her in tn
= .ess,.
/ Story Of Two Wives.
~
"sut the heart aches' me au'l' s''Nen
: iils pun on rove ,h"l ~ I"?l' ,ha, mus
"e -. -, le's. !" nmi instances
J S'lu. Nhat OF 'ile5e.
s tNt me YEN J"u' sh"u MRS h''m =
o ny mrs. l,su : ne naiei, ~
!. ny rrtui'i 10 : oisS.a. 'liopis WIZ
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