The evening world., 1911-04-11
lsRs. MARCIA r. TOWNSEND. Treas
urer OF the wonsn's Political Union.


urer Of the womsn's Political Union
MIR. Roosevelt IN a perfect fool on this {
us II. L,ow. {
Va "
less About this SUBJECT man a"ou' s"' {
and yet he chooses to Haunt his
on every opportunity. Frank f,
=. a. -. ,hara,rhi, .,yrv
w. " "aNe' "e
think he II the most plattuoinous ors'or
in existence, any way. Ills whole
method IL summed I'D IN tho startling
...er,,o, .T,vyo and two make four, by
@-~.a.", -, -. -. ia,ye 10, on
Se''ee'"" 'a"s $50 ,our.
tne tap!e' He u SUE" ''
nusher that my OPINION OF men III se"
eral has been terribly lowered by seeing
the way they looked at him.
ant ON this particular matter OF
race suic,de-abominabis phrarsi-
N. A. vorse than a fool. he's a GRIM
mai. 7 mean iu.t exactly that.
ia 4. deuberately using his power
o., ,re,.rc. a.. .x.presiaent and
%narri.r hs,o 20 prgs neopi. 20 IN.
r,.,oa a. s,oror,,o or,,n..
80 .h.. a. uo~.. than .o,uauv
sa,n. ~. a,.1 h,rr,e,f hsrar.. e.
.coor,n,,.h,. . n .,,,.. ths
harm.
A great many poor people. with 80
little wit that they prefer others to do
their thinking Tor thein' VIII seize upon
sach utteranees as the four-children
vo""nanu"nent s"u Iae.ease tneI iem
- ~ paao..
.tatement, are slmp,v . preschmsnt
Wandering 20 license.
Then he tacitly ssumes that q lot Of
children must die anyway-in fact. hall.
For he says that unless At least four
are born OF zach marriage the race can
nor Keep .lts huhoers even. INA mean
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- ~ III IT,, rS.,
sp'na 81, nass,,,a "a ,,,ns a, o..
p.r'e.iy pos n. 81,
$3.50 VI human
y, - - A..
~ MT 80
nuhhoer :. ~ 40 IL
10 -. 49,
ms pie",s " So
but U nesNe" 80
HUI ny .. -.
~ risnl wills ,.n,nn yw.r,a wen,a
eluus iuloey' M H'e"'"s vi" WYNN
MRS. ARTHUR ELIOT TISA, Srssi-
dent OF III Free Industrial sohool
for Crippled Children.
II Mr.. Roosevel.-and Mrs. Roosevelt
want six children. that II their own
snair. II ! want one. That 10 my anair'
The responsibility OF parenthood Is such
a weighty and serious thing that no
one can pretend to pass decisions upon
II for another.
Certainly. II a man and woman hon
estly decided that for themselves they
did not care for children. but yet. IN
the role OF patriotic martyrs, they would
bring several into the world. the poor
little things had better never be born
Just imagine . womsn's going
through AL the hecessarS pain
na yu.t " 800
-, xw,., sos. a.. $50; a. o.,
-. rn.n - .,a,,..s aMn
nox In ~. rsyy ~ drunmcr IN
: 80. w,.s
a.. ,ns' $50. 90, Ho 800
..o..- 10000. o.. - .nt,a
p.oS.i puN - .A
~ - ~, -,
o.. 80. 49,.
-, aa,n s.a
p..t 1890 80.
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p.S - 80. "'
NEE EAYhoNp ShoWN' President
OF the Woman Suffrage Study Club.
To saw TINT Mr.. Roosevelt, ,n,,r,
catalogue Of ut,.rances ON IN. .uh,.ct
-, 49,, va ,arn. .rac. uu,.,ao, =. =
."
"1uhe'eo '"nhhS'o' PuVS uhe case 'er)
midly' fhink the man Is the mos
inspired purVeyor OF b~alderdash tn
world has ever known lie Is clums!
ana common and vulgar and a perpetua
insult 10 american Wohahhood.
-" - ~ "I4' were no'h'n
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"-es Fo unA' " u"
~aua. VI
- ""
-, 49, - - ~,
seriousiv 7 shou,d ha ,,r,a,.y ~
with him. turiously disgusted that m
country could produce such a specime
OF perverted humanity. Luckily IN
sense OF hnmor comes to my rescue an
osh noIaur Is,o,t ,me rn'1, ON