The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
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FAILURE
, Writer Finds Consola-
Il Conclusion That
ing Was No Worse
IS THE LEADERS
a Woman's Rights in
q Appears to Be Ad-
..ncing in Spirit.
THE LEADERS
opoReEs DUFREsNE

opoRGEs DUFREsNE.
.bls 10 The Tribune.
. Nav sl.-No one doubts tha:
,srso between members OF
n rsichstag and the French
<iich met at Berne in Swift
"a conyoked by men whee
.Sed 10 promote the cause OF
A hiring about a friendlier un-
IN between the two eoun-
Il Il was IN absolute failure
ray praise ourselves that 1T
|egllt in anything worse than
M fact that only about one
nsny German rs French dele
|rnded the conference and that
Iee there were no representa-
he party controlling German
a prescnt was in itself a bad
<dine TO shoW that Germans
particnlarly' eager to extend
4 of friendship.
italy the leaders Of the con-
rere wix enough not to drag
|ufstion of our lost provinces,
@ns moi discussed. Had a dis
been started it is almost sure
eopference would have ended
srm, which might have had
1tses. exciting public opinion
tefe as in Germany, and a
I'eht easily have fallen into
lask OF powder.
e Worse.
we are congratulating our
~ are endeavoring to forget
4 this unwise, though we'll
inference, and it takes a de-
||mist like NJ. Jaures to ex-
# opinion that it will prove
starting point, a founda-
Ehieh further developments
Gsrman friendship may be
their lucky stars that our
1Q are at least as eager as the
axe part In legislation, have
transformed into insane fu-
~ our leading statesmen are
need that the time has come
y men.
Folncare is personally I'm fa-
>nnlng the right Of suffrage 10
and is convinced that wom-
tiflotic and less corrupt than
pe sure TO exert a healthy
eno this opinion is shared by
" OF the cabinet.
<eau Opposes.
<qltorlal In his new paper,
p1es the other day, on the
S'emenceau takes up the
Ivy endeavors TO prove that
not yet ripe for the vote,
P tne blame for this on
nn.made laws of the past
ne says. from social
~ which the strongest law
peo women In servtlIty
estenuated In which her pres
y want Of education is on. az
e: Open your eyes and see
aw,slons OF thought are too
~ families that are the most
~. advantage would II be TO
nnss violent passions?''
points out that military
w demanded Of women In
nsa n rom the public place and
ne thinks that women are
<i';t 20 maintain themselves
'n dignity. '4a
Overworked.
s been overdone IN this
strikes have lost their ter
syc of Parisians. who with
tSuuanlmlty have received the
>|r'Ls .ne vegetable gardeners
Just as the bakers strik >
"inplete hasco. though the
hss. ',lke had confidently eS-
~. fArls begging for mercy
',.ss.s Sakers strike thousands of
hss'ves hus not only made their
e,uyen u sven made quite a snug
.<tsPplying neighborInp res.
IA houe-fnade bread, which
+. tS good and In many cages
Oh the professional
~ ;srs strike will fare no bet
- ano vegetables will not
-ocS psio on the Paris mar
'nse ano should know the
M OF the country very littis
M see that their fruit snG
1 ii a. rdr1s, strike OF nc
a thasy hasy nave to cart them tc
Gamblers.
noldsrs ssass, Of our numerou,
ava lung palaces at the sea.
~ breathing easier. for III,
a M. " put an end TO gamb,inr
sssed for years to cor, =
&n6er nypocritical about III,
.1f M n wnen the member.
hIx iaw framed by mar
n5ntiu gambling, they los
"A s up their minds IN h,
"A M sct which would satisf,
|nFs sssuits OF which would
n ~ Isssm sssnsmming. In France
fnlrsss lrs'iaturo has refused [,
I'D rssis. 70 The weak person,
|kouvss' the temptation o.
ID poInn, tney cannot afford /,
~ who ol View Is this-tha,
hi tho enters a casino anl
maj 10 isy piay must know In,
.ake the consequences.
AGE COMES
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