The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
lNCE IS TO STOP
|RAFF|C IN WOMEN
1ch People Are Aroused by
ierican Exposure of White
Slave Horrors.
FRS INTO CAMPAIGN
AGAINST 1T WITH ENERGY
Elimination to Run Down
afickerS in Young Women
and Imprison Beasts.
BY PAUL VILL1ERS.

Lar Gable TO The Tribune
IRIS, Jan. l5.-France has been
ned by the American exposure of
White slave traffic and has entered
'the campaign with energy and de-
ination to put an end to the tribute
hing French womanhood paid to this
brn Minotaur. Communications on
Isubject have been passed between
Itate department. at Washington and
district attorneys Office II New
< and the French government. Full
lis Of the traffic as learned IN the
,rican investigations have been
,d for and received. These have
Il turned over to the prefecture of
CO with instructions that this traf'
so far as il concerns France must be
cd out. The French police will act
'ulI accord with the police of Italy,
fro- Hungary, Russia and Germany,
ch form the principal territory III
ch these trafiickers in Young women
.ate and there is a determination all
b the line TO run these infamous
lures down and put them behind the
/. Information already gathered
rs it certain that this traffic is thor.
Nv organized not only in the United
|ps, but throughout Continental Eur
rs we'll understand that Mr.. j.
5ont Morgan. who is power in
&C as well as in the United States.
7ercstcd IN the warfare against the
y slave dealers and that he has had
I 10 do in rousing governmental ac
! Miss Anne Morgan, the daughter
q great tinsncIer. has not only en-
4 the powerful aid OF her father in
crusade, but in other movements for
ing humanity.
SUffragette in France,
= suffEagettc is not so assertive nor
bmjncnt figure in France as she
q the United States. One of the
7ale reasons is that the superior po
of the French woman, frequently
makes her indifferent to the mer-
derlyins the question of equal SUf-
She is her husband s partner and
ar. if he happens TO be a bookkeep~
~ usually she proves that her bust:
capacity is equal TO his. That, and
other things puts her upon even
plwith him. Those "otbcr things y
Ie result OF the fact that in France
,rtionless girl is fairly certain not
sought IN marriage. From her
thc aim Of her parents is 10 pro
her with a "dot. - Incidentally
fdot - system is an incentive 10
q which is entirely lacking in the
Il States. even iu the case of a ma
fof those bright Young women who
nice incomes during their maiden.
hut eXpend it on fine raimeut and
asure-seeking. in France the girl
pes to the altnr with a dowry goes
..r husband S home with the solid
-ag ot means upon which 10 fall
In times Of stress aud illness, to-
with the willingness and the abil-
.5iwork. She becomes her husband IS
Z self, his equal in the household
his business. and so one of the
3erguments of the suffraCcttes
nothing 10 her; the privilege of
A would not better her condition.
"Votes for Women.
withstanding this the prime min
zas had the slogan. "Votes for Wo-
sounded in his ears He recently
en visited amiably bv two leading
-lof the suflragist movement, and
course, received them amiabIy.
ps Madame Schmabl. president of
THE women S Leagues. and the 9th.
Madame Martin, who also pre-.
over a league. They made indi-
calls. Each was accorded an ex-
Il lntervlew; each was assured that
ime minister, personally, aud with.
any way duplicating The govern.
WAS inclined TO looI; favorably M.
demand for female suffrage and
\ give the subject his earnest at.
W; and each departed with an air
pmph
Peligmsn Conspicuous Figure.
BAN SchgInan. whose death at the
N.Y. 40 wears has recently been an.
|Ved. was one of the most conspicu