The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-23

not have got past the portor's desk iut city
that was the first Ia Europe to open It's university
to women viii not finally deny US our citizens
rights"
Switzerland has no womens clubs Hut while
tho suffrngists engaged along one line, bnoth'
or body ~ women H. working for philanthropy.
A group Of young women representing the fore
most Zurich families has organized this year
practical training school whore members study
the needs Of poor children and thereby help TO
better their unfortunate lot
We are cndoayorng tn interest our young girls
NJ leisure and education I'm this work" said one ~
o.. uumutcra. Ftauloin FortX herself u beautiful.
"arnrrt aud cultured young woman The medical
I'M rpctor of schools f. assisted ly this guild chill
dton NJ the poor receive two iuli meals gratis In
SWiH schools. and n the mothers of these chill.
dron ho employed ut outside work until a late
hour the guild takes charge of the little ones.
Through the Influence OF this guild "a law was
passed last year 10y which guardian e. appointed
for urrltimJtr children and THIS guardian eau
compel the father ui u deserted child TO contrib
ute tu its support n the mother be- under age
also rho. too. becomes q ward VI this guardian \
similar organization to the Zurich guild exists IN
German cities. and hy n similar state law the nb.
scond,r NJ moral obligations ls traced cnsily and
yNtmdiiod To women Is due the large number at
temperance restaurants existing In switzerland
Fran Professor Orcllic ~ Zurich "a the urlglna
tor of 'hls movement
soca 'mm rs spreading In swift, rlund. though
how q country governed hy tho referendum sys
tenn can ho possibly more democratic passoth un
dcratundluE Made up ot three races, German
French and Italian. socialists ui those kindred
nations have entered switzerland and scattered
broadcast seeds of discomfort IN the brave huauil
nl lllrn ropuhir
Zurich has led In every moy 'mout of Cos history
n was tho storm center OF tho Protestant Rector
nation period IN switzerland Iwlngl,s homie is
al. .t..v a.. D.. 1914
have dominated thc town Tor eight centuries he
preached the Protestant crusade and was tho
rhuruhH u.E catholic pastor md Cos FIRST rruluH.
tnrt uur IlIsh up I'm one ut the towers g. a
quaint seated hEuro Of ChnrlomuHrr. M" legendary
founder OF GrossmuDustcr ch1utrr Hack of the
cathedral ARE the clulavrH which now form part ot
% glrl seminary
10 au old chapel across the road o. an interest
Ir. collection ul articles relating Goo the Rviorma.
u,u. Including lctlrrs written ht Calvin, luthor
and EN.uf.i, ,uoh remarkably distinct There li
also uuu ny Lady Jane Grey, h.t uonmnushiu is
,ritIg a print and she wrote ho letter In Latin.
Stack of lh. little chapel called tho Water church.
Is a splendid bronze stntl' Of Zwiugi
zurich la thu capital of the canton of zurich and
o. situated 100 thn north end ot Lake Zurich 70 is
thu-,rrD.l city m switzerland. The old, tradl
t.oua town. With its narrow, stocp streets and lbs
hrh. dark houses. lies ON both banks ut the Linn.
mat Tho post uJ the city has spacious thorough.
fares and splendid buildings. The lake qua,s boz
Au Kurur sruIt are very attractive Near their
northern end rs the tine Tuuhalle q popuy mod
rrn concert building aud pleasure palace DO the
vicinity NJ their southern end is the beautiful
Brlyoir park Near the ruuhullo, the stately
main street ot tho cIty-thr Bahnhofstrusso-
leads from the lake north Co the railway station
The bridges arc striking Adjacent "a the nno
Munster bridge is the Wasserkrchc on tho right
bank, containing tho city library with 10000 vol
umes aud over 1000 manuscripts L. preserves
more valuable objects Including the Codox yatl
cauus. The GrussmueuEter is RomuncsquD with
Groolan features Further north is tho Ruben