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times having q population of over 5000 inhabitants. It is entirely owned and controlled by the mill. and it's residents have no village corporation of any kind.
 These villages are built by the mill arrangements for the simple reason that their people could not otherwise be housed near a mill. They attract much more attention from strangers than from sOutherners, for strangers. seeing in them for the first time the general poverty and other distressfu conditions of our people. handicapped as they have been with legacies from slavery and war. associate these only with the village.
 But all CarOlinians know. says the South Atlantic Quarterly, that these villagers are of the same stock as they themselves. being composed. as a class, of the less successful. to whom the mills have afforded much better wages. with better labor and living conditions. than they had before
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It is undeniable that South Carolina mill homogeneous. owing to various causes, come into closer personal touch with their individual operatives and feel more interested in them as a body than do eastern cotton manufac- turers. and that South Carolina Op- eratives have been benefited by com ing to the mills; that the separate cot tages of southern mill villages. with plenty of air and larger grounds. are better than the city tenements gen orally used by such operatives in the east, and that the village living cOndi- tions as a rule. are steadily improv ing
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fifty years. With the exceptions of the Gardens of the Luxembourg and of Palais Royal and the famous Place Royal (nOw known-yet SO lit tie known-as the Place des Vosges). {. the Paris of 1880 had few breathing spaces. There may come a time when the entire rim of the capital now occupied by the Fortifs. with their guillies. where sheep are pas tured. will be converted into con tinuous garden encircling Paris. A scheme of this kind is now before the municipal council-LOndon Times
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waste nothing.

waste nothing.
 6. IndustryLOse no time; be al- ways employed at something useful. cut off all unnecessary actions.
 '. Sincerity-Use no hurtful deceit q: think lnnocently and justly. and if you speak. speak accordingly.
 s. Justice-Wrong none by doing in- juries or emitting the benefits that are your duty.
 g. Moderation-Avoid extremes; for bear reseting injuries 90 much as you think they deserve.
 10. Cleanliness - Tolerate no un- cleanliness in body. clothes or habita- ton.
 II. Be not disturbed at trifles or at accidents common or unavoidable.
 12. Humility - Initiate Jesus and Socrates.
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REYES FAITH IN DJAz.

Paris, Nov. 24.-General Bernardo Reyes. Mexican soldier and statesman who came to Paris some time ago on military mission for the Mexican government. has denied that he i'm tends to return to Mexico to take a hand in the revolution.
 To a reporter of the Associated Press the general expressed the opin- ion that President Diaz. whom he de- scribed as a great patriot, would re- store order and afterwards adopt ef- fectivc measures for allaying the pres ent popular discontent in Mexico. He declined to go into details regarding the causes which led to the present condition of affairs in Mexico, but expressed his belief that the unrest could not be regarded as serious and would not last long.
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FORT WHIPPLE TROOPS.
They Will Move Toward Nsco This
 Morninq,

Prescott. Ariz.. Nov 24.-General Thomas leaves at 3:15 this morning with company A of the Eighth regi- ment for Naco, and it is reported that the entire garrison of three com panies will leave for the border on Saturday. This is not affirmed ar denied by the general but is believed to be true from the activities at the post during the last few hours.
 The order to move to NacO was is sued late this evening. The general left immediately for Fort Whipple after arranging for transportation. The army officers say the cavalry at Huachuca has been ordered to the border and believe some of the Whip pie infantry will go to Huachuca.
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MANUFACTURING IN THE SOUTH

In South Carolina 150.0O0 persons. or one-fifth of its white population. live in cotton-mill villages. while in the counties of Greenville. Spartanburg and Anderson one third of the population is in these villages. and the villages con tinue to grow.
 The South Carolina mil village is usually separate community. some
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CHANGE OF GOVERNORS.

El Paso, Nov. 24.-It has been an- nounccd unofficially in Juarez. that Alberta Terranzo. a millionaire poli- tician and business man has been ap- pointed governor of the state of Chi huahua. The plan to have Governor Juan Sanchez resign and accept a foreign mission it is said has been hastened by the instruction.
 Teranzo is one of the most power full men in Mexico. and is a close ad- wiser of President DiaZ. He is a brother in law of Enrique Greet. min ister of foreign affairs.
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GOVERNMENT IS SANGU|NE
Continued from Page D.

turn immediately got in touch with his aides.
 Through a scout from the country a reply was sent to Villar that there were no indications of an outbreak either in Matamoras or vicinity. Ac- cording to the rumor in the capital. the telegraph wires are to be cut so reports of the attack will be impOs sible. Up to a late hour tonight the wires were working. General TrovinO. who left Monterey yesterday with a trainload of soldiers for Torreon. over the Mexican International railroad arrived late tonight. It is said he left the train to march with his troops overland to some point in the Guerrero district of Chihuahua.
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FRANkCIN's RULES OF CONDUCT

L Temperance-Eat not to dullness: drink not to elevation.
 ?. Silence-Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself; avoid trifling conversation.
 3. Order-Let all your things have their places; let each part of your busi- ness have its time.
 4. ResolutiOn-ResOlve tO perform what you ought; perform without fail what you resolve.
 5 Frugality-Make no expense but do good to others or yourself; i e..
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li.cuu Court sale.

tate OF South Carolina. County oi
Orangeirlrg.-ln Common Pleas.
Mrs. Doc;a Edwards. Plaintiff. VS..
Sue Edwards. ct al. Defendants.
BY virtue OF the judgment Ill the
.bove stated case. | will sell al pub.
ic auction at Oraugeburg Court
House. during the legal hours for
sales, on the first Monday In Janu-
ary, 1911, being the second day OF
said month, the following described
real estate:
All that certain lot CT parcel of
land, situate. lying AMI being in the
town Of Branchville. County OF Or
angeburg, State aforesaid, and
bounded on the North by Southern
Ry., on the East by lots OF Mrs. Jane
Smoak and c. F. Smoak. on the
South by Edwards Street. and on
the West by Byrd Street, measuring
two hundred feet on the North and
South, and three hun red AMI seven.
ty-five feet on the East and West.
TERMS-Cash. the purchaser u
purchasers 10 pay Tor all papaie vna
all taxes falling due af'cr me day
OF sale, and In case the purchaser
or purchasers fail 10 comply Wlti
the terms OF sale. said premises vii
lie resold on the same or sume sui"
secuent salesday on the same ter.
md at the risk OF the former pur
chaser or purchasers.
ROBT. r. COpES,
Judge OF; Probate. as Special f:eicr /"
Der omher 18th, 1910.
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Circuit Court sale.


State OF South Carolina. County .!
Orangeburg.-ln Conm1l Pleas
u. v. Millican. Plaintiff VS.. Gla.ys
II. Millican. ct si.. Defendants.
ny virtue OF the judgment In tue
above stalled case. Will sell at pull
lie auction. al Orangeburg Cour;
House, during the LEGAL hours IT,
sales, on the first Mon!ay in JanH-.
ary. 1911, being the second day OF
said month, the 10. lowing uescr'bed
real estate:
All that certain lot or parcel OF
land, situate In the town OF Vance,
said County and State, fronting and
measuring on Santee Street seventy
Ave t75) feet, running back and
measuring on the respective side
lines two hundred and fifty t2oO)
feet, and measuring on the rear line
seventy-1ve (75) feet, containing
one-half (1-2j acre, and bounded as
follows: on the north. by Santee
Street: on the East, by Ian g OF J. L.
Dantzler; on the South by lands OF
J. L. Dantzler; and on the West. BY
lands OF A. P. .Avinger.
TERMS-Cas.l. the purchaser or
purchasers 10 pay for al papers and
all taxes falling due after he da,
| o. sale, and IN case the purchaser
IUr purchasers fall To comply with
the terms OF sale. said pren'sts will
lie resold On the same or some su =
sequent salesday on the same terms
| and at the risk OF the former pur.
chaser or purchasers.
RC3T. f. CORES.
Judge OF Probate. as Special Rpfer'-e
| December 18th, 1910.
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Land Sale.

At the request OF the owner. Mrs.
F.. NJ. Andrews. will sell immediate
ly after the Circuit Court Sales. Oh
the frst Monday in January. 1911,
being the second day Of said month,
to the hi9hest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate:
All that certain lot or lanl. with
the Ave room cottage thereon. stu
ate in the City OF Orangeburg. at the
corner Of Broughton and renwick
Streets. ard measuring on the front
line on Broughton Street. sI1:y-nine
feet, more or less, and measuring
on the respective side lines ninety
seven. feet. more or lese. and on the
rear line sirtv-nine feet, more or less.
and bounded North by Fenwick
Street; East By lot formerly OF the
estate of Houser: South bv lot here
irafter next described, and west by
'Broughton Street.
All that certain other lot Of land
with the FIVE room cottage thereon,
eituate in the City OF Orangebur.,
fronting and measuring on Brough-
ton Street. sixty-one feet, more or
less. and measuring on the respective
81 e lines. ninety feet. more or less,
and on the rear tine siyty-one feet,
r-n-n or 1era. ard bounded on the
North and East bv the lot abnve de-
acrIbed: on the eouth bv tot OF John
Rrarton and on the West By Brough-
ton Street.
ROBERT e. CoPES.
nacpr,rfpy' rsth 1870
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Circuit Court sale.

State OF South Carolins. Corntr ui
Orangeburg.-In Comm ~ l'?o1s
Frances Richardson, ct al, Plain
tiirs. ys. Rebecca Dewitt, ct al,
Defendants.
BY virtue Of the Judgment In the
above stated cnse. will sell Il, pub
lie auction, at Orangeburg Court
House. during the legal hours for
sales, on the first Monday In Janu-
ary, 1911, being the second day Of
said month. the following described
real estate:
All that certain parcel or lot Of
land, with the buildings thereon,
situate, lying and being in the town
OF Branchyllle, In the County OF Or
angeburg. In the State aforesaid,
bounded on the North by Burns Al
ley and measuring thereon one hun
dred feet; the East by lot now or
formerly OF Adaline Williams ani
measuring thereon two hundred and
fifteen feet. on the South By lot now
or formerly OF John Williams and
measuring thereon one hundred feet,
and west by lot OF Calvin Holman
and measuring thereon two hundred
and fifteen feet.
TERMS. Cash. the purchaser Or
purchasers. to- pay for all papers and
all taxes falling due after the day OF
sale: and In case the purchaser Or
purchasers fail TO comply With the
terms rf sale. said premises will be
repold on the same or some subse-
quent saiesday. on the same terme
and at the risk IT the former par-
chaeer or purchasers.
RORT. e. COPIES.
fudge of Probate. ae SDec!aI Referee.
December 18th, 1870. .'.--'
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HERE SATURDAY.
p.a negro Turnkey.

tiwcod Brown, a negro, IL perhaps
the eldest turnkey Ia tho service OF
the city. he Ia stationed Mt the Sixth
district station house, Eleventh anc
Winter streets, and during hia career
as a policeman few have done mile
valiant ser, Ice 1t is the proud boast
of Turnaey Brown that no prisoner
.hot he has gone after has ESCAPED
him.
turnkey Brown Is an cid Civil war
veteran and 2 member CT tho Grand
Army o; tie Republic. 1t was only
the ether Gay that he. had goEo out
side OF the station house when ne
saw man como staggering along
wearing tho bronze button OF tao G..
A. r. Turnkey Brown. fill OF pity fer
fellow member of the rapidly depict.
Ing Grand Army, which had saved the
Unton. ctol ped forward with tho in.
tention OF aiding tho old seld!er COTE
eaaoI
Imagine Els surprise when tho wear
or OF the hcAorod oroatO nutsoA tu'H'
ed upon hin ana uavsgely gave sgat
The old turnkey was aatoniohod.
why" he declared. I'm acting the
part of the GOOD Samaritan. Can't you
appreciate it,"
Ths staggering one could not. and,
as thoush to emphasi:o 0 1t. promptly
Gowned tho turnkey. But here's where
tie Latter was game and proved b.
staying qualities ju-t al he did upon u
score CT baItle.elds upon w-lca he
hid foutit.
You're my prisoner, MI right" naic
tho turnkey, '.and into g cell you 60.
And into cell he did 60. too. In tell.
Ing OF the incident afterwards Turn
he, Brown said that he had never
falt nc1e hunillated In his l.e.
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Ci,rriit Court Sale.

SbVuak Sougk Sfh1Ss
State OF South Carolina. County ol
Orangeburg.-rn Common i,ess
Mary U. Robinson, Plaintiff vs. W.
P. Jakes, Defendant.
BY virtue of the judgment in the
se0e e-ots,ed care, will sell al pub
ic auction.. at Orangeburg Court
iouse. dnr'nR the legal hours for
sales, on the flrst Monday In JAM
nary, 1911, being the second day
# said ,,onth. The following d..
.rihed real. estate:
All that certain piece. parcel or
'ot OF land. situate. lying and being
in the Town of Branchvllle, In said
County and State, with che dwelling
and other Improvements thereon,
nd fronting and measuring on the
ri?ht-of-way OF the Southern Rail-
-oad Company one hundred and
'orty-two (142) feet, more or less.
measuring on the rear on lot OF Mrs.
VI. E. Reeves, nlnety-four (94) feet,
more or less, and bounded: On the
Western size on lot OF Laura Grimes,
two hundred and ten (z10) feet,
more or less. and on the Eastern
side on lots Of. 8. e. Gooner and F. E.
Fairey's children. two hundred and
twenty (220) feet, more or less.
Being the same lot Of land conveyed
70 me by Mrs. V. E. Reeves BY Deed
dated .5th February, 1895.
TERM8--Caah. the purchaser o.
.,rrchasera to pay for all papere an,i
Ill taxes falling due after rhe d.,
" sale. and In case the rurcaaser
)r purchasers fall to comply viii.
The terms Or sale. DaId prem.aeo will
.,e reeoltl on the same or sore ssul,-
.equent ealesday on the came terms
nd at tfe risk of the former pr
.hsser or purchasers. -
RoBT. e: coPE5.
Judge or Probate. as Special Referee
December 18TH. 1870.
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Circuit Ct,ni't sale.

State OF South Carolina. Comfy Of
Orangeburg.-ln Common Plea1
r. H. jennings. ct al. ETC.. Plain
tits, VS.. John r. Amaker. ct al.
Defendants.
By virtue OF the judgment In the
.bove ststed case. will sell At pnH'
ic auction. at Orangeburs Court
tfouse. during the legal hours fur
sales, on the first Mon1ay in Janu-
ary, 1911, being the second day
II sail month. the following DO.
.cribed real estnte:
All that certain piece. parcel or
tract of land, situate. lying and be-
ing in Elizabeth Township. In the
County and state aforesaid. contain
Ing one hundred and twenty t120)
acres. and boun ed on the North by
lands Of A. A. Amaker, on the East
by lands of Idonia c. Amaker, on
the South by lands OF p. L. Jetfcoat,
and on the West by lands OF P. J..
Cook.
TERMS-CaBh. the purchaser "r
purchasers to pay for. all: pape'' AMI
ell taxes falling due after the da!
of sale. and In ;ase the pu. :raue,
cr purchasers fail 10 comply wi I.
the terms OF sale. said premises will
ne resold on the same: or eome: Bu y
aequent salesday on the same teflnt
and at the risk OF the forHet p,,-'
chaser or purchasers.
ROBT. e. cOPEs.
Judge; Of Probate. az Special Referee.
December 18th. 1910.
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Circuit Court Sule.
State Of South Carolina, County
Orangehurg.-ln Common f!eae

State Of South Carolina, County 81:
Orangehurg.-ln Common r!ess.
W. D. Connor, etc, Plaintiff vs.
Julia e.. Weatbury, ETC., De-
fendants.
BY virtue OF the Judgment In the
above stated case. I'wtll sell a' pub
Fltc auction. at Orahgeburg Court
House. during the Fegal hours for
sales. on the first Monday In Jsnu-
ary, 1871. hbefnR the second day Of
4aid month. the following describ"d
real estate: ''-.,:
/: All that certain piece. parcel or
plantation OF land, situste, lying and
being In the County OF Orangeburg,
and State aforesaid. containing four
hundred acres, more or feBe. AMI
bounded aB follows: On the North
BY lands Of julia e. Westbury and
the Brooks. Tract: on the, East by
lends Of W. M. Connor and W. r.
Westbury: on the South by lands Of
Frank Fielder and Laurence Connor
and on the West by lands Of C. B..
!rabinet and Mrs. Julia e. West
bury.
TERMS.-Cash. the purchaser OF
purchasers to pay for all papers and
all taxes falling due after the day vi!
sale: and In case the purchaser OF
purchasers fail to comply with thr
terms OF aale, said premises will b.
resold on the game or some snbst"
quent salesday, OH the same terms
and at the risk Of the fornls puT
chaser or purchasers.
ROBT. E. COPES.
Judge of Probate. Hs Special Referee
December 18th, 1910.
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Why He~ Wac Gas.

The errstic warblfng Of The Grna
eur u nor Grifted through tho atr paaft
"Ah," said thei GIRL with the dreamy
eyos. "he calls himself the 'mournful
nightingale D0n't.yo3 feel sad vhsc
b. sinss?" ;.-.a,r
The coarse man in b!sc1 susDolsdesa
shrugged his shoulders VERY BAD,
lHssies very sad; &''.
"Ah, It makes you feel eed TO- hear
his sentimental songs?"
no. It makes me sad to think there
Is q law against shooting nightin.
gales."
And far away In the summer night
a lone cat joined In the clcrus.-Chj
csgo News.
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A Timely EpIscde.

"The sAcrii levied on our scenery
in the third act Fortunately, he had
aeen an actCr himself at one time"
What happered?"
What happened?"
we get s.yay with our hand bag
gage while he was tnking curtin
cali"
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C-uticuo.

The old gentleman vas In q fury.
Young man." be st'3rmed IN angry
tcnes. didn't tell YOU never to dark
Ell my doorway again!'
"Eut-but ! Gian't darken 1t this
Lime." ventured the trembling youth.
What do you mear!"
why, J cleaned my shoes Ave times
hefcre took one step On the sill. II
the doorway has teen darkencd any
didAt do l., sir."-Chic1go News.
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His Good Reason.

IIIo IVVV NCSbVWs
why don't you get lid OF that
Rrulee'
We'll. suh," anewered Era. tue Pink
10y. Il hates to give In. II was TO
trade dat mule OF he'd regard It as q
personal victory. Ee's been :rJin' fob
de las SIX weeks to get rid o me-"
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'iate ~ Snrih FnFnlfna t'nu@'V RI
cscnGebnrc.-sa .;en:2oe ssS o
Lara Crlmmeli, ct al, Plainriirs.
va. Eduard,F. Riley, ct al,
Defendants,
Z by virtue OF rfre judgment I'm the
hove stated case, will Felr at pub
aucaion. -.at Orangeburg Courl
-"rse. inrfnc the -Ieeal hours for
sales. on the first. Monday In jan
'uary; 1s11, being tss seeond day
/; II said month"; The following d.
..rfhed real estate;
All that certain tract or parcel OF
and containing two hundred and
eighty-four acres. more or less. eit-
'ete. lying and being In Orangeburg
County In said State, and bounded
by lands now or formerly OF N. E.
w. Slstrunk, deceased, Mrs. Green,
". r. Bennett, John Mack, DR.. A. S.
Hydrick and by Tract No. Of estate
lands OF Henry D. Bonnet. deceased.
TERMS--Cash. the purchaser ~
nnrchasers 10 pay for all rlpera and
all taxes :'nll!ng due after the day
Of sale. and III case the nurch?Her
ur purchasers fail to comply with
the terms Of sale. said premises vii.
he resold on the same or some sub
senuent salesday on the SAME terms
and at the risk Of the FORMER pur
chaser or purchasers.
ROBT. E. COPES.
Iudge Of Probate. as Special Referee.
December 13th, 1910.
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WhcWi

WheWl
May PechIs-Jack Goed!ey called
upon me- the other evening.
NJ. Chelhle-Euh! How did. you
eurvive II? suppose he talked about
something idiottc h the time
May Pechis-Well, yes; he spoks
about you quite 81 cat deal.
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the estate Of the late Alexander ".
TharIn will present the same, duly
'temized and verified. to Wolfe g.
Berry, Attorneys. Oranreburg, 8. c..
or to the uudersixned.
All persons Indebted to the said
eatate will also mako payment TO the
undersigned.
alexander r. TharIn,
Qualified Administrator.
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Ne D'dn't Understand.

$50 you don't want DO cranber-
ries?"
No; I've changed my mind. I see
vo"~ cat is asleep In those cranber-
ries-"
That's all right. mum. don't
mind waking the cat up"
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Notdco or Final DISCHARGE.

On the 5th day OF January. 1911,
& Wilt flh,; my fnsl account as admin
ssrrator Of the estate OF Kesiah NJ.
Gi:f3th With the Probate Judge OF
crangeburg County and will there
s:1cn ash, FOR my Gnar dierharge.
y. p. Griffith,
.adminiseratpr OF the estate OF Ee-
1,ah NJ. Griffith. deceased.
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Rather Slew.

Saia Pe-So that Is your chaperon
at: the phone. ls she up to date?
Satii She-Yes, In sc1ne ways: bat
phe isn't up to eng date /. srase.--Chk
<aEo News.
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lonisy-D.a you asjoy Yoss sSta - Ge
popA
Daaiel-F~a. fneaeat An the tine ]
vEs there ves tnjnkina uhaa fno u
ezsuN BE- - 1r< Na-'-, . =
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CIrcuiI Court Sale.

1870 ~ snnth r'rn'ina ronn'v e;
cecaGeburc.-ga ';em:aee Tie o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
JAPANESE BARON IS
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Declares Movement Is Logical
Outcome of Americas Ideals
of Education.
By Loased Wire TO The Tribune.

BY Loascd Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26,-Airobi Kikuchi'
president OF the University of Toxic, ana
formerly minister of education In Japan
is an advocate of woman suffrage.
He said: "The American womans de-
mand for the suffrage Is the natural con-
sequence Of your higher education, Any
reasonable opposition to 1t must logically
maintain that your whole theory OF gov
ernment and of education Is wrong.
us there a new woman movement In
Japan?'' he was asked,
Not exactly as you understand the
term OF new woman here he replied.
"Our women are not asking for the SUI
fraee yet AS far as / know there Is
no suffragette there. l hear rumors that
she exists. but from my own ooserva-
tion / cannot confirm 1t. The japanese
woman of today Is concerned with the
problems Of higher education.
In Japan municipal suffrage Is given
by law to one class OF women, III
woman should come TO be the legal head
OF her family, to hold also in her own
name a large properly, ana nave no nan
to represent her, she Is entitled to the
understand that the essence OF the law
establishes the principle OF woman SUI
frage, ~ t,,,,a eover,-
ment is a very new thing, There is to-
day a large property requirement for the
suffrage. This requirement. has been re-
duced once. and in the course OF events
will be reduced again and still again un-
YOU have. the universal male suffrage.
The logical outcome with us would then
be as il now is with you, the universal
female suffrage as well.
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