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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15
Der gro3sB Der 90 c u m 4.
ras auf ben II. Sctober
an ge eB I.

d" l.
Sos g(ngeles, Calf, IA. Sult.
Der gro3eB gegsn So6n 5. Mlcg}as
mara uno ieineu 9ruber 5ames, Die
in 8erbinbuug nit Der 3erft0ruHg oes
Qos 2lngeles Gtmes 8ebdubes oe5
Rorbes QugstIagt finb, iit fir ben II,
Sttober uugsieBt Doroen.
Bleth3eitiq 1T perfiigt poroen, bag
fih am ndhIteu Montag Srau Grtie
WcManigal, Die iSruu zines Der anz
oebIihen 9nuamiterthe, ipegen Wlib=
ahtuug bes 8erthts peruntnorten
muiTe, neil Tie itd eetpeigert bat, Die
BON Der 9rano sSurp an lie geri6tetsn
Tragen gu beunttpprten, auf ben
8runo bin, baB ibre QutDorten ihren
mann intriminiren tpiirpeH.
l3ie gisnotb in Rem 0ort.
/ Ren gnrf, IA. gull. - lie
EisnDtb, lpelhe feit Der heiben Witte.
runq in Der Stoot Rerp gort herrfft.
nurbe rurh bic Nntunft pon II qros
Ben Gisburter, bic pOue 2aouRg 6utz
ten, aelinoert. Der 9iftritt 4nncLr
tpirp inbeiTen bic auf 8erorIaFung
BON Wapor 9apror qegen bic 4uiter,
bpder See Co., eIngslettete llnterfu
una, bic 6ef6ulbigt pirb, bic
Gisprsife in ungsrehtfsrttgter gBetie
erb0ht 3u babeH, Hiht etnitelleu.
mart Spatns 0n6laB.
/ Rem gprt, IA. syuti. - Mart
spain btnterlieB Gigertbum i'm Wsr-
tbe BON $4T1. .136, pie aus bem Bes
rj6te bes @erm6gers Qbihdbers
herporgebt. Der qsianmte RachluB
fGut Der einsiger Sohter bes 9roBen
, 6umoriiten. 9Frau 8abrilOpttid 5u.
3ug peri0nlite giGeutbum os8 5errn
Clemens betrug 1926, ,746, uuberbem
beTab er 8runoeigentbum in Reootng.
. Conn, unb 2lttien in mehreren sSns
/ buTtrie lInterus6nungen. Seine gtbs
, Iiotbet iit gu $1,000 einge'ddBt.
: M Maffenbaftss Sterben II
. 9feroen.
,, Rem gOrt. IA. Suit - lleber
. 1900 gFerbe erlagen pdbreno Der
! !esten II Jage Der furhtburen 9iBe
/. in Rep gprt. Sin GroBfletiters8es
. 'ibdft erlitt aQein eineu 8erluit ppn
$4,000 our6 Das maIenbafte Stera
ben iarer Qferoe unb cine annere 4or'
poration siuen ioLhsn bon $40, 900
Reuu man ben 9uraihrtttspertb ei'
nes QFerbeS su $3.50 aHrtmrt. Il
II betruo Der gerluft in Der StaDt gse1
{ g)ort iiber 100000.
7 Sliestr Ianoet betm 8et'
: Bsn5auie.
i Wafbington, IA. SuIt De
grdfbent 5oft befuno iia 6reitai
Nohmtttda uuf Der 9eranoa bss Wei
feu Sauies, als Der 4niutiter 5p y
: 4tnoob pou Bolton angeTloeeu fam
! .inen areis nm bus WdihtngtOa Dto
= numert beftrteb unb Dunn ouf bel
u Gjruuoen oes Detben Sauies Ionoetc
= sltpppo begrlBte ben Prdiioenten, be
, ibm sine eplbene WteoaNe oes aer
: : alubs pon Dafbingtou dberrethts.
q cine 4ntlageu gegen ni
j. 13fGhrige 9ontraubea
rim srbpbeu.
III qtron, Ohio, IA. Suli. --- gou
er geebles, bas Is Sabre aIte Raohs
o. BON Bier, bos am Dtsnitag Qbenb pes
r aeblih perIu9t bate, ben Silfsto1ts
r Der Gupaboga Gals gont NIT por9t
es haIteRem RepoIper gu 3rpingeR, Dc
a. Snholt pes @sloihrants herous8ug'
er Ben, nurbe am 5reitdg Ibeno D.
as Gbhut fsiner inpolibsR Wutter iibe'
lit seben, nahnem es bier Sage I'M o.
IL flngnib sngebruht bate. Gs NH
,is .,ins anilaes sessn sas Wlas6en q
ho ben nssssn
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Muslan0'S
Cine MO0ilikaliOa Oes brl.
li(6.iapanifdm QaianS'
0ertrages
Rlm Greitag In Scnooa ssts'
ter3eiHnet.
Ser neue Vertras bat cine
9aner BON jebn Sabren.
Has aber slneeline Neapoiitaua
seFdlite 1ooesnstbe'l
gou bsm eanobiihsn aabinet tn les
bsnslanelide GsfdHsnibItrnfs
umgspdHnslt.
Die memoireu Der Maoame loitui.
Tsiniitsrsrifis iunb DOIigs 4nardss N
-. periien.
Woh .sin. Gpur BON benz BerblsibsT
gipriano Gaiiro's.
Die penesolaniiht Rsgisrung iiellt y
Mbytoe,
TabEdiiro in Woracaibo se!antst fs!
1obEaftro in TsaraeaibO s.!antst lei


qpnbon, IA. Suli. s5n 2onbon
tuurbs am Donnerftag .iH repsotrtsr
analo-iopaniiHer 9erirag untsr3tsdas
net. Der sneiis parasrapa hes dlisn
Utrtraass, uelder bsiaa!e, Dab iptnn
zine Der HETEROGENEOUS In sIntn ariss
psr!pideI. rercM folIis, bic aHocrs thr
su nilfe iommsn naB, 1T babin Hco's
fair. lpornen, nab oisit Ollie Mot gt'
gen sins wsaht seleiiset ptroen tam,
NIT uel6kr be annere 9ertrdgsmoht
einn Shi.osserihis eWsrtrag abgts
ftlcfien bat. DieIe 4en0eruna ipelte
auf gorihlas GnsIancs porssnommtn
puree. ocs NIT ben Ser. Siadttn tpsa
asu abfhlub sinss Ghisbsssri9sspsr-
TRACES In 1nierbunolung itsb', ipiro
eintn m5sIihtn aries stpiiten ben
Ger. g.oaien unb England, follte Sds
pan nit ben Der. Stouin in 9rita &c.
rntheu, psrbiHNrn. Der 8ertrng bat
ssbn Snhre giIiis.sii. Die einsise
Nenberuna nss alien 0.r.raes bilcet
Der Morslaus css pnrugrapxn 3. ireIs
dor ssapons gorxrridaf. in aorsa
anersannie.
Grau ReapolitdHu begnas
bisi.
Gttana. Ontario. 14-5uli. Dds
aabinei bat am Greiiae ods ii6er
1rau angsline Rtapolitano ssfdlte
2cb<sur;bei In isbensldnslihe 3u4ts
bausIsrnfs umseipcnoe!i.
Die yrou. cine Stalisnsrin. bai.e
ibren @dtten in Gauli ct. marR am
IS. april unttr ungenobnliten ger'
bdltni.n ermorbti. N1dhrtnp bsa
yrowf'ss iagie He aus. bob ihr Wann
Sis sning.n rollie. fir isinen fiHans
aieItn 8ortheil Elm unorpeHtIihss St'
ben al fiiprtu. uno eab iit. nm itreH
Qcmeu uno bic gbre ihrer pVr RiHa
bsr su bdtiis.n. ibrsn Mann eti0bssl
toh. gi. fpurne nber bts Moroti
ftulsia 6efunb<n unb peruribeilt. ar
B. Mucuit burh ben Gtrang hings'
ricsirt ,u ipssben. gle mar lDabrtns
Der Roc1t aufseItanbtn uno bate osr
Wsann nit einsr art srihlossn nab
renb sr ihIisf.
EuuIt Stt. Maris Ont.
ID auli. Die Adhrit.. bab ocs iite'
iis nsrbdna.. 1oSssuribeil IN Itttnf'
i1nols6< 3unthdusitrais umsslranosi
t,oroen fsl, tam nr unglIdliten Hrni
ris elm glisisrabl aus bsitsrsm Dim
mel.
Die 5rau. bic iif in ilr Shidia
asfiiet bate, FAB duf ihrsnl Vsii Y
,fr.r 3sne, bonit beihdftist. alsin
DEN fiir b0s in nsn ndAfien 1asea POI
i'm ,rnarle!e ainp gu rabsn, als +
rru Der Gntfn<ioung bes Qabinets b
rcnrihsisi sruros. 5ie lpurne 10 Dol
Ser ,sr,uS. ubtrr1Iiigi, oab he ohu
rncftia rurbe; Der Oefdngnibndrse
uno bic Nlatrons branstn iie atxr bal
fpieber ~ isf.
a not &c tanssb; 3 nc. &c bansso.
f6rle lie form!ih i'm atbrohsnem ena
ina. ais he Fih DoH Der Wdhrheit os
jbr iibtr6rnt.sn Rafrihi iibtrseue
fufie Gie fisl nonn duf bic Rn;e MI
81 unb tiibss In Ieibtnf6dFt!ins
NeiIs hfn Saum ses Riches Der Mt
ssoae. yx6rsnh itr Die 1ttdnsn ats
~ 1nspesn Iislsn
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unb Srrthumer Der grrraltung our6
bic 9srncltungsgsritt ssitiis,
isien uup oi, politiits Grslebung oss
panbeg meter fortihrtiten nHo cine
f,arte 0ffsntline GrsiebuHs oes SaHs
oss peitsr iortinreitsH uno cine ftarte
Dffentlife Weinung beitelen nsros.
1ieien s3uIiaub porals3 3aisbsn. LEI aut
grunb Der bisberigsn Gort1dritts
guInariens .eine athnheit.
Die Msmpiren Der W NJ {
1ofeIli.
DRESDEN, IA. SuIi. Grafin 5os
Ieli, bic sbemoligs arouprinaeiIin bon
gohfsn bat Iin burt 9ertras per'
pFlihiet, ben bsutihsn gooen unb be-
Ionoers ben Sabiens sa utioen uni
ui6ts au perDffentliten. mas ht ssgsr
bag IGaiifte a0nigsbous rihien mir.
be. 5ollte Grau zpitai pirtlth ir
tinsm Nemo;rennsrt Die 8riinot ihrel
glut,. pom I1ATiiten 6o's perofient'
lihen, 10 ipiiroe iie oamit Gegsn oi'
psrtraolihe 4bmahurs psritcben. De-
FdhHihs 9oT t0nnts iis an Der gerOf
| ientlihuns nibt binbern; sr bate nal
oas Nett, ibr bic 4pdndge BON idhr
| lid 10000 Mart uuo oas Reht 81
| ,ntsieben ibre ainosr in beitimmteI
3siiriumen su ieben. Gs Dirb be
| Rnuptet, enb Der iiirslite Befun be-
stonias BON SahIsn bsi Der grobber
aooin BON 1osscna. Der Wautter be
;srau 1oislIi. i'm 3uidmmenhonI
iteh. nit Der btnbfitiisten WsrDffeni
Iinune. Eb bits aber sutre!ftun tn
Last IA ni&t iefsissltn.
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Metterberi6t.

sir 8 bio, snbiano unb sllis
npis: QlIgemsin Ihones Wettsr am
Gamitag unb GonHtns. Wsnig Asus
beruna in Der 1emperotur. Shfpohe
rer1nberlihe Winbe.
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Sn grte, Pa., obgeftiir3t uHb pa6rs
fdetnIi6 tobtIia perlsBt.
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Gina pee6lss, bos 13 Sabre aIte
Wido6en Don Qtrou, Ohio,
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GrhebIite 8eferung in Der StabIs
tnbuitrte bas bette 3etdsH.
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3as bort etne gaut berouben poLIte,
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Jn(anOge(egrap6

Jn(anOge(egrap6'
Mas Der Dunb eSbnuptftaot
Ant %. Su(t
WirO pom Senat iiber bic Geti.
prOSitdtspOrlase abseIt'mmt.
1ie fette Sbftismmnns, iiber bic
EtaateusVoria8e fiaoet am
z. 2lmgnit ftatt.
uno bann ion sleih bie gertagung
itatifinbtn.
Der Controller 9di unteriuaung
SmlRBt In 1897 eIne Heas unterz
fuhung
ue6er anbers Gdunsrsien In aasta
On.
Der GsnsrdlantpdIt Widsriham birett
| bei4uloigt,
3ugsss6sn :u haben. oaB @erbrsasu
perlibrten,
S6gleid ibm olIss 8eDeismGtsrial gu
| geIhtdt tporoen mar.
Dos aanOnsn6oot rpetrsI" nah bal.
tifhsn gefpdHern esihitt.
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Wisber Der Sbhut ieiRer Wlutter
iibergebeu.
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8uo Wars, Der Qlpiatiter,
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Der Dro5e6 gsgen Due Brii0er
MCJlamara
Die Ses Morbes in Serbinouua
NIT Der tSrploiiun i'm Sos
anseles Simcs GebauOe
auseflagt lino
SIT auf ben IL. Cttober anaeSebt
fpprOea.

Die 8siddftstage bss 2anoes.
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gsod !tins Gpur bon benz Berblslos
gipriano goiiro's.

Die penssOlaniIte Rssisrung iisIli NJ
Mbrtoe,
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3ugsssbsn gu baben. oaB @erbrsasu
psrjd6rtsn,
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Qlu, Greitag In ecnoots 'sts'
ter5eibnet.
Ser neue gertras bat cine
3aaer BON jebn Sabren.
1as aber alneeline Veapoiitana
sefdllte 1ooesnstbesi
gou benz eanooii6sn aabinst tn les
bsnsldnelihe GefdHsnibItraf.
umespdHosIt.

Die Msmoir.u Der maeome 1oi.ai.
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Tsiniitsr.rifis iunb DOtliss 4nardts IN
periien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
GahkePi;az,o 70.
213 East Broad

. q. is natures law-the survival ., ,.o
n ~ Inc mate was an afterthou, Inv
stil, th. He was at first. and ia
solely ,,s.et many orders OF beings.
~ uSsiul IN the propagation n;
he race. Throughout the animai ,Yo- %
Nv man the female is supreme Tha
snnti,e are only able to corral the food
supPlies' ana the females tnerefor.
beng economically free saIac, ,na,',
race. o4us LOT inc
80 women" continued Mrs. wooisev
dents. While women were car;yna ~
tne children men stole their right
omen TO begin with. owned ali the
the soil and invented tnanufactrr,ns
ana the arts The first government WA
me Matriarchate. or women and the
eniic.eh inherited through the mother
ana took her name.
flnauy. through brute force" said
MIS-. Woolsey. man everywhere tower
60 supreme He made God male
sumed all the places OF profi,. bon.;,
glory In every field OF Life in church
STATE and society. Centuries OF repres
T redi;, acting through the laws OF ne
teuity. nave IeSsened womans physi-
cai SIZE depressed her mental action
suoJugated her spirits and crushed her
tSeHet In the right to The sanctity OF
child e' u"~orn
and what has resulted from this
loss 70 society? Humanity has scarce
~ advanced step in brain develop
Ment, physical perfection or moral
excellence beyond where It stood thou-
sands OF years ago. when men wrested
crs."
Reason for Changes
giving her reason for the changed
conditions. Mrs. Woolsey said:
oman cultivated gracioushess OF
manner and beauty of appearances me-
cause these were her only weapons
against the brutality and sheer force
or man Now she Is devoting herself
TO training her brain. and Scientists
are constantly proclaiming her incrcas-
ing PHYSICAL strength. Man is dcte-
riorating in physical strength and
stature and his power is waning
In Great Britain alone there are
today moro than n million more wo-
men than men. and other nations show
equally surprising signs OF the deca-
dence OF mans power and usefulness
to the race.
Man is fast becoming the append
age TO woman. just as woman to-day
Is his appendage. The future belongs
TO the feminine sex: there will be a
superwoman, but not superman. The
superwoman Will select the father of
her children, Man now selects the
mother OF his children, but woman's
economic helplessness denies her the
privilege OF selecting her children's
father"
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VOTE OF So TO 27
FOR RECIPR OC|TY
CAST BY SENATE

Continued From First Page)
list. was his appeal 10 the cotton
Democrats OF Dixie.
Stir Among Senators.
Ihere was a nervous stir among the
Senators who represent the realm
where cotton is king. But the line
never wavered The ranks were firm
with Bailey giving him II votes to
62. The solid South was solid still for
reciprocity
One dramatic Incident OF the Bailey
amendment was significant When the
roll was called. Dillingham;. of Yer
mont, rose to explain that he was
paired with the senior Senator from
South Carolina. who. II he we're pres
ent. would vote no. With almost q
suggestion of pain in his wonderful
voice Bailey demanded:
May 1 ask through what source
the Senator from Vermont was au-
thorized TO make that statement"
10 which Dillingham; responded:
Through Senator Bacon, of Georgia
whom Senator Tillman referred me-"
Which means to those who know
that the brave old radical from South
Carolina. who in his broken health of
mind and body, followed Bailey al
most blinsly in his last attendance OF
the former session. has recovered at
nome some OF the splendid incredulity
OF his progressive Democracy and
comes back TO his own place in the
ranks of the party.
There were more amendments by
McCumber. two amendments by Bris-
tow on type and type metal and on
rubber products. and n minor amend
ment by Crawford, making twenty
three. in all. the last going to the
grave by the viva voce method of re-
hNIl -
been given the yeas and nays
Then at 1928 the gadfiies of amend
ment were all brushed away. and the
great race for the Canadian American
derby was at last at hand.
Two to One Majority.
At 1885 the Canadian pact had run
the red gauntlet OF all opposition and
won by So to Pa two-to-one ma
jority.
Never was the finale of n great
struggle SO quietly enacted There
was not a surprise in the roll call
The event predestined. predetermined
and foreknown, was accomplished at
last. Every man voted as he was ex-
pected and scheduled to vote. Bailey,
Clark and Simmons were the Demo
Gratis who left the ranks of party.
Brown. Poindexter and Works saved
the consistency OF the Insurgent group
by voting ali through for reciprocity.
Including pairs. thirty-fve Demo
Gratis, twenty Republicans and three
Insurgents had voted for the BILL
Three Democrats. ten Insurgent Re-
publicans and sixteen Regulars had
voted against It.
So that in the Senate. as in the
House. reciprocity is Democratic
measure. 1t was passed by Democratic
votes. 1t would have been impossible
without Democratic votes. Giving all
credit to the persistent interest OF the
President. one has only to examine
the roll call in every stage to see that
the Democratic party gave to the
measure the Indispensable thing OF
votes. and that the Republican vota
was half-heated all the way through
and given to sustain tho President and
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Use INFLUENCE
TO HELP LOR!MER
tcontinued From First Pase.)

curtinued From First Pase)
him 1t might be well to put that out.
l didn't say to any Senator'S. 1 had
people in general in mind.
Had, you any business in WASHINGTON
at that time other than the Lorimer
matter" asked Senator Jones.
mo. sir"
Did you cali on Senator'S and talk
with them about the Lorimer case?"
asked Senator Kenyon.
Yes"
"Who?"
Well. several of them. remember
Senator Jones was one
You didn't have much influence
with him. did you?''
NO. but felt free to talk with him. {"
Explains Method of Working.
DID you use yonr influence all over
the country in favor of Lorimer7"
Il don't know that we had any in
nuence. II ] saw a man in Wash
ington who believed what I told him
about Lorimer. would probably ask
MIN TO see his Senator about the case
DID You go out into the States and
write letters asking your friends to
bring pressure to bear on Senators ~
suggested Attorney Marble for the
We'll. I would not say pressure. /
wrote to some lumbermen who knew
some of the things told here were not
the truth, to write their Senator'S ex-
planning the facts"
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tho United States had been acquired

the United States had been acquires
for speculative holdings.
The cheapening of timber value In
the United States Is also factor in
the situation. The opening of large
pulp wood areas In the Canadian pro-
Vinces should break the artifcially in
fated price of pulp wood stumpage In
the United States
THE daily output OF newsprint pa
per averages 1000 tons. Within two
years new installations should add ap-
proNimately 1900 tons per day to
the supply. Such an addition ought
to restore competitive conditions"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Texas Probably "Dry

Dallas. Texas, July 22.-with
what is estimRtcd to be three
ionrths OF the votes cast In to-day's
iiuuor election counted, the prohi-
oitiohists are leading by the nar-
row margin OF 3,f61, according TO
the returpr OF The News. Tn 10
midnight 333'773 votes had been ne
counted for. Returns from nil tho
Ihrser towns are In, md as the
Iurni districts are against the sn-
loon, IL seems snfc prc,I,cfinr NJ
"dry."
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Healthy Stomach
a Necessity

il you would enjoy life. 1t is even more.
at is the key to health and success. If you
allow it to go back on you you may as
well throw up the sponge. But there is no
need "a doing that. Keep your stomach
and entire system in perfect condition
by the regular use OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
FREcKLEs GONE

"simpic Remedy from Tragic Drug Co.
Removed Them" snys Society Lady.
The best skin specialists told me that
nothing would remove my freckes. and
that would carry them 20 my grave
salt a weil-kndwn society woman: but
fooled them all with n new drug. othIne-
double strensth-thnt | bought at Tragic
Drug Co. when cleared my skin and gave
me ane complexion"
Tho action OF oth!ae Is really remark
able. for when applied at night many OF
and the rest have begun 20 fade An ounce
is usually all that Is needed. even for tho
worst eese
Be sure 10 ask Tragic Drug Co for the
double strength o;hine. as this is sold under
guarantee OF money back II IL fails to
remove ,he trcokles.
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AT THE CHURCHES

Unless otherwise noted in this column.
usual services will be conducted Mt ems
tommy hours by regular pastors of local
churches.
Rev. William E Evans. D. D., Of Biz
mingham. Ala. Will hold services to-day at
II A. ~ and Sis p. N. in ct. Paurs Epis-
copai Church.
Rev. II. O. Lane Will preach this rno-ntn=
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at II o'clock In tho Allen Avenue Christian
Churchl There Will be no service tonight.
Rev James p. Smith. d. o.. viii preach
this morning at II O'Clock In the westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church. No evening
Rev. ]. J. Wicker. Rev. J. NJ. Rowland
and Rev Gerald Culberson will speak at
the mass meeting for men this afternoon at
500 o'clock In the gospel tent at Twenty
Sixth aud NJ Streets. Haddon s. Watkins
VIII sing. The closing service OF this two
week meeting Will be in charge of Rev. P.
-; soyers. pastor Of the East End Baptist
church. tonight at o'clock. The last
meeting will be open TO men and women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
THE WEATHER

Forecast: virSinin-Fnir Sundayt
Monday unsettled, not much change In
temperatures light west winds, becom-
Ing variable.
North enthusiastically fair Sum
dry and Monday; light, variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

we could paper our walls with
ENDORSEMENTS, but after all
we prefer to have YOU iudee fnr
yourself. Music lovers are dc
eliminating, and we are will;na US, -
trust your judgment. Come sn "
examine our Pianos. Note tha
vLorant sweetness of their tone
tne exquisite workmanship Of tha;,
ma, throughout, then mari
9Il attractive prices and terms
I'm ms little fo1ethought on yoilr nar s.
VIII add your name to orr end lIal |
list OF gratihed patrons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
PREDICTS ADVENT
OF SUPER WOMAN
Lspecial to The Times Dispatch. ]

,.lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
new YORK, July 22.-alrs. Kate Trim
pic Woolsey. ardent suffragist. member
OF seventy-five woman's organizations
and author OF Republics Versus Wo.
man. has advanced an amazing phi
iosophy, which answers the statement
OF Dr Lee de Forest that his marriage
was only biological reason"
Dr de Forest is suing for divorce
his wife IL Nora Blatch de Forest,
daughter Of the suffrage leader Mrs
harriet Stanley Batch The doctor
declares his sunragist wife and moth.
er-ln-law ignored him after the birth
OF a fine suffrage baby girl Mrs.
Woolsey, in an interview at Asbury
Park to-day, stated that DIR. de For
est IN rebeiling against being only a
biological factor os the family life"
merely reflected mans changed posi-
non in society. He simply represent
ed. she said. the first man to be caught
In this whirl of an evolution. uahering
In new woman aided by the suffrage
movement. who would rule the world
Mrs. Woolsey declared that her views
Were shared by the more progressive
eunrarlsts. and by the leading writ
ers and scientists OF Europe. with
whom she discussed the subject al the
great International gathering of scien-
lists In Brussels She is putting the
views In book entitled the super
woman"
Advent of superwoman.
Suffrage is only one of the power
fulsagents which are hurrying on the
advent OF the superwoman. said Mrs,
Woolsey Neither the personal feel
ings Of DIR. de Forest nor OF any other
creature can alter this tremendous
fact
Our institutions are built wholly
upon woman's economic dependence on
man. and when woman is economical
y free-a condition which science and
Invention viii secure to her-it is in
eVitable that our present forms of
marriage, religion and laws will top
PIE to their ruin.
our women arc not only getting
larger physically. but in every field OF
mental activity they are catching up
with the men. If they can gain so
much with partial liberty and in
dependence. what may VIC not expect
when suffrage gives them absolute
freedom from made laws.
Woman is rapidly coming into her
rights, and I firmly believe that she
VIII eventually rule the world. 1 be-
lieve also that " will be a much pleas
anter world to live IL when she does
rule II
Man Is rapidly eliminating himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Setting forth what Mr.. Norris be-
ieves Will be the effect of the paper
section of the bill. the statement says:
An important factor in the situation
Is the removal OF uncertainty respect
ing the tarin on pulp and paper. which
has. for at least four years, deferred
investment in paper enterprises. Hith-
erto the existing American mills have
been comparatively free from fear OF
comp etition. because the timber areas
tributary to available water power in