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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
UNFURNISHED (Continued).
FOR RENT
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.

. 1892 New Yo
Adjoining corne
$500. 500 10Th NV
$500. .S25 10Th NV
S12a. .l4l0 Mass NV, 12r
Si00. Is Kirk st new
SlH.2l62 Fla av NV. .12r
$40. .1s17 Col rd, 12r
SIS. 1852 Col ri, 11r
Ss3.3S. .1T44 p NV, lar
SS3. 81. ..1733 = NV, l2r
S75. H0i9 10Th NV. 12r
S67 80. .l112 y NV, lur
S65. 1871 Biltmore, Tor
S61. 1882 Harvard. Tor
ST., 202a Hillyer pl, l2r
500. =. 1909 o NV. 11ri
SEQ. 1905 Kenyon, l2r
$50. 2S2l Ordway pi
$50. 1865 Park road. Tor
$50. .1107 kilbourne
$50. 310l l4th NV, 1lrI
500. 1853 + NV. 14r
SEQ. 1924 Garfield st
$50. .9o7 NJ NV. 12r
$50 1853 Col rd, Tor
S5I. ~. $50 ii NV, lar
500. ..lSD Newton, Tor
So. .1726 10Th NV. Sr
So. 1898 Park I'd. Tor
Saa. .l533 | NV. 10r
S53. 1888 Calvert, 11r
S@2.5o.12O5 lint NV Or
$3.50. 3O21 Macomb. Sr
$50. 1910 Glrard, Tor
$50. .l406 Irving, Tor
$50. -1256 Col road, Tor
500. 201J 10th NV, Tor
$50. .23o9 18th NV. 12r
500. 80. 18th nv. 12r
SIs.Io. .473 II NV. TT
S41.J0.li32 10th nw,1lr
$500. .i0J I. NV, 12r
S4a. 80. 4oT q NV, 1G
Sia. ..2l1S q NV, 1or
So. ;. .92l ii NV. Tor
S45. .l12I Corcoran. Tor
S45. 1896 18th NV. Or
S45. 1907 14th NV. sr
$3.50. 1926 ont pl. 6r
S42 80. 1856 l. nv, 1Or
Sp.T5. .222222 Sd Sc. I2r
$40. 80. .171+ L NV, Tor
S40. 30. .1005 o NV, Sr
5000. 400 ID NV. Tor
$40. 5O.1iI9 Goth NV, 9r
Sio.5o. 1923 ontario, 7r
$1,000. 1881 Ont pl, Or
$40. 293O 14th NV, Sr
$3.50. .173o Corc'n, Or
S3S. 30. 2434Pa av NV, Tor
$3.50. SIP y J av, Sr
S37 80. :. .334 f ne. Tor
S31 .5o.l235 10th NV, 1or
81. 80. .l6ff Monroe, Or
S3f 20. Az nth NV. 6r
$50. 1868 Spring I'd, 6r
S31 80. .2S19 14th NV, Or
S37 80. 1872 Newton, or
S37 80. 2214 18th NV. Or
S35..O.1426 Meridian,6 ,6r
81. 80. .2439 18th NV, Or
S35.50. 1880 Willard. Or
S3I. 80. .1749 18th NV, or
$3.50. .935 r I av NV. .9r
S35. 80. .465 II NV, 1Or
S35. .21O @ NV. 1or,
SO. >. .E5S Quebec. 6r
$32 50.634 Md av sw. Tor
go. .3613 11th NV, 6rl
So, 80. A W NV. Or
$3.50. 1873 Meridian,7r
So so. .3S25 14th NV, sr
Sa2. 80. >. .142 r NV, Or
S32.5o. .2l0S II NV. Sr
$50 so. ..134 A ne, 7r
S3o.50. .390T 18th NV, 6r
5000. .2145 p NV, Or
so. 90. 1870 O NV, Tor
$3.50. .16 9Th ne. Or
$50. 80. 1888 sth, ar
S30.50. .1T3S Ore av. Or
$3.50. .151 c ne, 7rI
S3o..0. 80 Shepherd, ar
$50. 1.3909 18th nv, 7rI
S2S. 800 y Carolina nv
S21 80. lbs Seaton. Sr
S27 30. 43 y Y av nw.1r
S27. 80. .2111 P NV, Or
s27. 40. .ln0T y Cap, Sr
S21. 80. .2007 II nw, Or
SIS. 80. O.....I26 + ne. Or
S221. 30. ...210S 7 NV. Or
S23. so .302 g M, 6r
$500. .1315 VT av. 6r
See our list of apartI
to LET.
Evening star., 1915-04-03

foR RENT.
LOUIS G. DISMER.
1405 Eye" ST. NV.
HOUSES
1861 Harvard ST., IA and la Ii Sts'.. no
1918 Hobart ST.. semi i-defached. Sr & b.. ~. 90
11:'2 10th st. W, 10 and ha TIL. ~. 80
1927 10Th st. NV. 8 rooms and bath. 1870
1869 New Hampshire ave. 6r. and bath. 81. so
4.ss Eye ST. 10 rooms and bath. %. 80
fBd Harva I'd ST. NV. 6 rooms and bath. 2T.50
500 Harvard ST. NV. 6 rooms and bath. %. 80
637 Park road NV. rooms and bath -. p 80
SUBURBAN HOME.
franklin Park. il rooms and bath .s;5. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
1905 Pa. ave. NV, ground floor 5000 per year
1908 Pa. ave. NV. rooms, 3rd floor 90
$40 + st. NV. basement ............... 5000
STORES.
900 Maryland ave. SEQ
COIOItED TENANTS
1929 9Th st. NV. 8 rooms and bath. .S.se.a 80
"A l. st. NV, 6 rooms and hath. 800
i39 Rhode Island ave. NV. ar. and bath. 200
Az 22nd ST., ) rooms 800
GET OUR EXTENSIVE RENT LIST: HOUSES
everywhere: tenants save time and worry:
auto furnished: owners list houses. city and
suburban: quick rezultz. MORGAN BROS.
92o n. Y.
3,;2s 10th ST Nw.-6 ROOMS AND BATH;
in fine condition. reduced TO S2o.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


t.tf ittt SIS.
1926 Ont pl. Or. b. 4s-ac
1919 Goth NV, ,9r. b, 4o.I5
1871 18Th NV. w.l2r,b. io-lO
3555 1lth. Tor. -. .i0.50
1872 a3th. Or. h - 90
lSthSPark nd. .sio. 900
200 Mozart. Sr. b. .io.oo
Percy 81 & Brook
vile I'd. Tor. b.. 40-9
52l Rock Greek Church
I'd. Sr. b. !. .io-5
35l2 10th. 1ir. b.. 80 No
1868 Spring rd .6.h 81 30
o43a 18th. ar. b. 81 50
I6l2 Newt nw. Or, hSI 80
clos II NV. ST. b. rs 20
1890 Wild, ,Sr. 2b. .fa5 50
l12S Wild. .22b. f25 so
1927 y ] av. or. ~ 80
1924 Otis. Tr. b. ..35 30
1885 Ore nv, Or. b. $500
935 L 7 v,ior. b. - 50
go L. NV. Sr. h..3 81 e
1913 Lamont. orb 800
3S25 lIth. 6r. b. 81 20
lio2 o. Tor. b.. $50
626 A ne. or. b. - 80
3l1T 1ith, 6r. b. 90
III Quincy NV, ,sr.h 30 30
go I'D. Sr. b. q. 80
1875 sth. sr. b.. so 30
400 9th nc. ar. h 1850
2ol Mass NV. w.1.b.sto3O 80
.lTll 18Th. Tor. b. 30. 50
800 9th ne. 1r. b. 800
slo Il I av. Tr. h. -. 80
1903 Fla av NV 8, bs1.sD
1913 Fla av NV. w.s.h-1 81
6S6 9th ne. 81. l.. - -
1924; ath NV. Tr. D. 80
iSoS ath NY. b =, 20
62i a2d. sr, b. .a.a 30
l5th&Irvg ne, ,Sr, b25.op
TT Faigmon;. Or. h - 80
81 L ne, Cir. b. ...22 50
1899 o9th NV, ,Sr. b 3. 80
Mt Rainier. sr- ;. .22oO
1896 X Sc. 6r. l.. .lS.''o
l"2l Morse ne, q. big
e0a Sjh ne. Or. b, .la.a9
693 Florence NEG. .h.iton
il33 \ ] av Sr,tr IL ~
'237 X So. 6r. IL. 30
II FLATS. "."#
12I Thomas NV. .3r,biS..'o
1la Thomas nw.i,hl6.3o
1927 Y NV. .5r. b. 1859
626 22d. I'd Il. tr, h. i6. so
23l3 y. 5r.b.lst q. 1850
i33 Tenr av ne. Ar. bib 30
D TENANTS. tx.
22221 9th NV. 5r. .l5.5a
i1'0 2lst NV. sr. .14.50
.s-9A Elm nW..br. ~ '-.fu
22lIT u NV. 6r...l2S 50
I223T X Sc. 6r. 1850
1893 Govt ct. 4r..l0.5a
Foundry alley. 4r.l0.5e
I20S ID se,5r. 49,. $50
s34 G'don st ne.4r $50
632 GIN ct ne. .4r.w $50
I27 y Sc. 6r. ...... $50
1902 LIST Sc, 6r--.. 900
6l7 Freeman's ct. $50
= North row. 4r... $50
Rear l25 l. NV. ir..S.50
615 Freema ms ct. I so
R'r 431h Wash. 4r.5.3o
..r, rs,-r- Ar nrr-r@n &c..
Evening star., 1915-04-03

. I NJ TX NiSfi
RI av. 16!. : baths
& stable. year IS. .50o
Mass av near I'D.
14r. { baths. :. 900
Wyoming av. 1Sr. 2
baths, year -. 8, 900
Mass av, 20r.5b.yr.3.OooI
Il ] av. 1+r. 2b, yr.2.5o0
\ II av. 14r.Sb, yr.2, 400
$ st nesr 2lst NV.
lar, 3h. year. 500
els2 Fla av. 1lr. 2
baths, year. .l,2O
iI12 \. ior.b. year 800
1900 l.. cor. 3b. 200
l4l0 Mass az NV ..-.io0
222s Mass. lar. 3b. .l5
1886 18th DIV I2r. .2b. l25
1914 10th. l2r. 3b. .i25
1880 18th NV. .l3r. 3b. l25
4ol G NV, lge sto.
1st fnor 10, ~ J1s
:, Er, -
$50 ~ a ~ ~. Ns.sts ~ ,o-
114S p -. ~ ,no
Sr cor n5,I D. ~"
oor Oh 10,
oIo6 r nv IL ~ joa
2o3o o Ior ~, "a
rage ssoo
1919 lsth nv ior ohss M
1929 y nv t5r ~ e. az
l53o oon 10. ~, 7no
1929 X nv IL N ,.l
If0l r NV 15r Oh 75fs,
a73? Kanawno Or h * 90
aO6 i. can lor u 20 40
1909 Calyertlla ai 90 a,
1Snt VI try ~ n
foas P,s ri lo- 81 x a
1862 KENYON 1cr al 70 "a
ao4a PIX rd i0r - "a 20
1870 10th or il ,o 20
1877 Calif gr i SOs6
i7lg 35thnw ior oh5o "a
1ooe Hary'd ior ~ 50 m
1870 i'm nv 9rh "a M
e1lMd nv 10 isr'b 20 %
.o15 1ath Ior i Il "a
80 ~
Evening star., 1915-04-03
FOR RENT

KAIoRAMA TERRACE, No. zoos: 3 ROOMS
and bath. S2o.5o: apt, I, cor. Kalorama road
and Champlaiu st. For rent May 1st.
Apply janitor, or Simmons & Saunders, 129
18th 81. -
Evening star., 1915-04-03
FOR RENT-STORES.

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LuCHS.
7l3 14th ST. NV. NJ. 2345.
QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
NEAR STREET CAR CROSSING.
Thckly settled section: good class Of trade:
almost brand new; attractive front: ali con.
yeniences: several apartments nearby. rent.
$3.50.
SHANNON & LuCHS' RENTING SERVICE.
u. 2345. zl3 14th st. I'M. n. 23An.
Evening star., 1915-04-03

...#. APART
THE MELROSE.
1913 Clifton st
.Art 32-5r. b $50 -. ~
Apt 2i-Hr. h -. Is o.
Ant - sr. h -. ~
THE NEWTON.
5a0 + st. ne.
Apt 3el Sr. b :. 80 90
THE BERLIN.
I Iowa circle. M
Apt .i-4r. b =. so. No
Apt 41-4r. b 400
APT ) 3r, b 30 90
... ... .." ".".."M. CAR
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UNFl RNISHED tContinuedb.
FOR RENT LIST or
BELT. o'BRTEN & 90. tTnc.l.
i30a 6 ST. NV

, $50 oakdsie nv. w.S.bl7.so
} { Patterson ne. 5r. is. 10
10 Patterson ne e.6r.i6. 20
1853 lIth NV. 3r. .l2.50
6i5 y II av nw,3r.lo.30
)RES @I.-
Evening star., 1915-04-03

9Ol l4th ST. NV: LARGE ROOMS. BATH:
second floor front: show window. $40 o.
Ideal for ladies tailor dentist, mlliner.
JOHN w. CHlIDRESS. chiidress bldg. 40a -
FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE OFFICES: EN-
tire 3rd floor of TIE Evening Star building:
- communicating rooms; may be arranged in
separate suites single rooms a whole.
Apply BUSINESS MANAGER. The Evening
Star. 11th aud Penn ave.
Evening star., 1915-04-03

3,i2S 10th ST. NW.-6 ROOMS AND BATH;
in fine condition: reduced TO So.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-07
A AND COOK

We are assured that the failure to
find Croker land should not be per-
mitted to reflect upon the man who is
now Rear Admiral Peary, retired. He
may have been deceived by a mirage.
He probably was, but he may have
been deceived by a mirage even of the
north pole. If DR.. Cook had been
caught in a mirage the Peary bureau
would have made a great deal of it. We
do not doubt that Mr.. Peary got to the
north pole. We have long believed
that both Peary and Cook reached that
spot. Cook described the outlook and
the weather first and when Peary's
descriptions were printed they confirm
ed everything that DR.. Cook had said,
including the somewhat abnormally
high temperature. There is no reason
to cast doubts on Peary reaching the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-07
Local and Personal

our short course students snap up
these opportunities as soon as they
finish their work" In addition to the
regular creamery courses, all students
will receive training in ice cream max
ing, bacteriology, and the general care
of a dairy herd. In traction engineer
ing all students will be given thorough
instruction in steam and gas engines,
forging, mechanical drawing, element
airy physics, with a great amount of
actual traction engine practice in road
making, etc. The certificate which the
student receives upon completing the
course is virtually a license to run an
engine in this state.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual stockholders meeting of
The Bank of Brookings, Brookings, S.
d., viii be held at its banking room at
seven o'clock p. m, on Tuesday, Janu,
airy IL, 1915, for the election Of a
Board of Directors and the transaction
of any other business which may
come before said meeting.
G. j. Flittie.
Cashier.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-07

pole, even if he was miraged as to
Crocker land, but there is still better
reason for believing that DR.. Cook got
there also-and he got there first,
which is the all important thing
Cedar Rapids Republican.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-07
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual Stockholders Meeting of the
Brookings County Abstract Company
will be held at the Office of the Com
pany, on Monday, January IL, 1915, at
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-07
PAGE THREE

z p. M, for the transaction Of such
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
Brookings County Abstract Co.,
By Geo. w, Roskie, Pres.
Dated, Brookings, S. d., December
%, 1914.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-07

II a REGISTER Want Ad will not do it
lit can't be done!"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

planned. the worst enemy Of women's riRhts
ana thHt victory for them would do far more
injury 70 our cause than any action OF a Brit.
ish Government"
Then you do not think that patriotism. NJ,
some Socialists say, is an obstacle 70 progress
Vesge ana universal brother and sisterhoodf-
Denefe. said Miss Pankhursf. that
votion 20 ones Inotheriaud Is one OF the mos:
nouie nd valuable sentiments which one can
eno" certainly DO not believe ia wiplug ont
az differences between nations 1 would
rainer see them preserve and develop their
Halohal dlsiinctons. ! want % re the Err
Ish remain English. the FreLch rem IN French
ana The Germans remain German because t'iev
can ah make their peculiar Contributions 10
CIVILIZATION. The object o. universal pea , 4.
more Hkely 90 De attained 81 indlclnE al "a.
uons 90 understand and appreciate toe cha-nc.
,,gIlstcs Of another than b. trying 10 NAB
Europe can never b. ike the United states
your country s. v,sy wonderful and ws al
mTc u very much. but there wfll never BE- n
NhLed states or Europe ou the same plan Tho
cohdltons are different ard different races win
never be- mixed up there az they are here Na.
uohailsm givcs Europe a charm and , Ell.
do you th'nk that n women had held Office
hey wouli have avoided this WARP
POSSIBLY" said Miss Pankhurst Women
would have handled the situation much better
woman reads character more quickly and se
cura'ely Than n man. She gets behind he
meaning Of words soc feels ns well az secs
~ English woman Prime Minister might hsve
derstsndinE this. she might have rad Frrfaos
fu..y prepared FOR action and then there
would have been no war
women are very prarffsa' and fhrv 40
quickly 10 tho heart of situation They are
COED p'omaus''. our Queens have proved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

deed. speak OF a quick peace TO end the dread
M suffering and loss. This descending scale
OF expectations will continue until they SPEAK
oi Just and reasonable peace on terms which
TOE allies viii be glad 10 give them.
we shall continue the war untn We have
SHOWN that this idea u world-dominatiou Is an
impossihility. We shall leave the Germans not
shred 81 illusion. We shan demonstrate
among other things. that:
l. Inc world cannot be Pruesiauizsd .
iudt mllltariHm iH not a success even from the
military point of view
IT would be positively wrong 10 stop thu
war before these essential objects have been
attained. To 10 20 would create the danger OF
another war in the next generation. with pos.
sl'.llles on loss aud disaster even greater than
l1 the present"
some people are surprised Miss Pankhurst
Nat inc suhraFcitos have dropped miltancy
.Hl becn|" mlld.maunevrd supporters Of the
bIluah Hascrumcnt Just when the Govern.
,mehl vas most occupied with other troubles
"hat nave you TO say ON that pointg
let me answer them hy asking another
question replied Mics Pankhurst with cutie
r suggestion ~ militaucy why should peo.
pie expect the suhrageiics fl be unpltriotie
ahq false to The cause Of freedom? We have
usked our own lives in our campaigns. but We
respect the lives ~ our C1uutrymou. Z think
Nt. people who are surprised az our nreHent
ppHcF nave no appreciation OF the eudragctte
CHARACTER We stopped mllitancy simply be.
taH.e wa could not cudanger national unity.
We believed mat there vas eunIcIerf vto
'ence in the world already without our adding
'o lt We tef Thar 1H "a political party We
must set sn example % other reform
parties lu Ee.NaE aside our own objects and
.T.InF ln Fuppor n Tie Government IN af.
lIiion i9 these cousilerations OF patriotism we
SNOW INHI ie ''rmana we're. as ! have er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
Making Short
Hours for Unpleasant Work.

We can get other work done by giving
shorter hours. Take my work. for Instance
suppose the average working day is one Of siI
hours. II people wanted me TO work for SIX
hours / could not do IT, ! stick at my work for
Two and a half hours-then / am done | caa
co other things; can go and address meetings
ana attend committees, but my best work my
literary work, Is work could not possibly keep
going Tor more than two and a half or three
hours ] can stretch Il out 20 three hours but
then am lazy the next day. II / 20 on like
mat continually have 10 have more holiday
Than the man who does routine work man
doing routine work can work sixteen hours OF
me day for thirty years. Men do that / think
IN order that they may be able to throw Il al
other peoples heads
There you practically have the solution as
regards all the different classes OF work the
Nork that VIII have 20 be made compulsory
Now will answer the question which dave.
say you have been asking yourselves, and that
u This: Why do YOU talk round and round
ms difficulty OF sllotting various occupations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

mat Women can promote universal peace Z
'hey wish, ~ quicker understanding Of tleir
uetghbOrs' Intentions"
What Is the principal effect the war Win
have on women" W.
"womsn's position VII be improved By I, IN
ENGLAND, said Miss Pankhurst Thu Freat
obstruction OF property and the large numbers
on disabled men viii create a great demand Tor
NOmans labor. Women will be more reueralfv
employed, better trained. better orRanized ana
Independence
soman Is mans equal IN any oecupati,n
WheTe intelligence IS required Once get this
profit By H."
do you think that women should take part
ih ectual hghtlng Miss pankhurstg"
EnglshWomen would certainly dght n they
MtFe required % do 80 in defense Of their ma.
IpLhi existence replied Miss Pankhurst with
decision Fighting De-. h0Wover. more suitable
loF men than women. We can be more heIufui
in time % var by serving as muses. ratirs
clothing and keepinE up tho spirits of the men
considerable number of EuElishwomeu
ave enlisted Tor auxiliary military services
sleh a. tcleEraphing. signalling ambulance
1uty. and 90 ON These women would undoubt
ealy use Veapous u the country needed e."
who is going 20 WIN the warf"
The allies simply can't help winning
answered the DISTINGUISHED militant "Tbry
have great superiority in resources. They have
the idealism and the support OF the ueuf-af
world w only anxiety o. that they may win
quickly On order to stop The loss Of lie"
DO you expect % resume militant methods
again, Miss PanEhIrsfT" asked the Iaferyire.s-
when ne var is over and completely SOC.
tfd We shall. n vr do not obtain what re AZ
resume militant methods With a. much eac-.v
s ever" replied Miss PankhursL with r-ea.
Guinness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
Equal Income
the Only Way to Happy Marriages.

People must not have any corrupt motives
for their ambitions. They must not marry for
money or position They must marry because
they fall in love with the person they marry.
How are you going 10 do that IN existing
society! You know perfectly well when you
were young man. instead OF being able to
choose from the globe. instead OF going abroad
ana seeing what women you liked best you dis
covered that circumstances limited your choice
70 two or three people. none OF whom you liked
but you had 10 persuade yourself you liked them
IN order TO get married. That Is the state al
present. because We have no intermarriag eabls
community.
man with So a week cannot intermarrv
with - week. and man with IS a week
cannot intermarry with $40 a week When you
get 10 the higher class you ind the younger
sons, because they have no money, have
generally 10 marry women with a lot OF money
As long have that we shall not get trfIa
evolution. Whereas IL is quite easy 10 breed
morse or COW. because we know exactly
what kind OF horse or COW we want when We
come TO the question OF breeding men or women
we have not the slightest idea OF what we want
AZ we know Is we want something entirely
different from the things We have There is only
one guide that we have cot aud that guide "a
the voice OF nature
The last thing / want 70 say is this that
yon are now in state Of society which Is
dying out and which IL not staying. The
ordinarily unstayiLE Wher you come TO
ihos1 terrible conflicts such as the tight be.
tween LaTkin. in Dublin. and the citizens gen.
orally. and the war In Colorado you viii
bave to consider whether you will have a
continuation OF that state OF thinRs or vhethe,
there shall be interpretation OF the State Itself
OF the whole community. 10 take the matter
out OF the hands OF strike leaders and capital
lists. and 70 impose a common ideal Tor the
whole community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

have been through u on my own behalf ana
on behalf OF other people and Il Is like having
a moral mud bath.
An election is an absurd thing What 4, the
most important body which disposes OF ths
lives aud liberties OF its fellow creatures? 4
common jury. After all, the legislature can
only rob you. Il cannot hang you. A common
Jury is selected in sensible way. Il goes
on the assumption that one twelve men are
IKE another twelve men. Quite arbitrarily YOU
pick them out by lot; you turn TO the tax book
and take the hrst twelve nc Who come along.
The English House OF Commons consists Of
GO members. and nobody supposes those men
are different from any other G7O men
No representation is possible without equaIit,
OF income and you ind also that since the
object must finally be TO set equal and un.
preiudioed representation you must not allow
the idoiAtry created b. riches 20 obscure that
legislature.
There Is biological reason with every
equality which is perhaps tho most important
OF all Our present system has produced an
AbominS5le lot OF people. in which / include
myself. Owing TO this system we are prae.
ucaliy bought and sold as instruments Of pro-
duction.
We have never become fully developed human
beings. We want TO become fully developed
human beings. not that ridiculous thing.
solitary superman, for II all other people are
supermen as well. you have only got general
Raising OF the level OF humanity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
BY chnstabel Pankhurst

NUiss cHElsTABEL PANKHURsT. the
WI most militant suIrarette o. all. has
come 20 New York 20 explain why all
liberal. democratic and progressive men and
women SHOULD support The allied cause Goo the
great war
Miss PanksHr' win address meeting at
Carnegie Wall or Wednesday evening. January
o.. on international Nn.tancy."
~ tho outbreak ~ che great war. some SIR.
oRssse vas expressed when Miss Paukhusst and
phcr fellow m.iit7nfs decided % stop the war on
Che British Government which they had carried
on with such determination and feuriessness
IN me drst place Miss pankhurs'. vii you
tell us why. a. leader ~ women and au
advocate OF al kinds ~ social reforms. you are
supporting this UaE.' asked The interviewer.
~ is admitted mat voman's position On Ger.
many is one N marked inforority Co. that heig
BY women DO other parts OF Europe Even the
German man hos not real vote. G0r tac Ger
man constitution is. in effect. a mechanism Coz
nulli'yIng tho eject OF popular representation.
What can ta' German DO for uomcn Do De has
no rights h.mseIf7
This brings me f8 tho poipt that fI.. allie,
are fighting for the cause OF human freedom
and woman suffrage in Germany a. we'll sa Ia
their own countries The only thing LOO rrv
opinion. that can save the German from -ha
tyranny Of military 1utJcrary De- hr'l fro6l toe
outside
"1mperiai-m d0es mol. -antrm-.ais .s.
rights Of the Masses The Kaiser himself
has put himself ON record with regard DO ar
man suffrage dss Poe 1D' aad 'af sn#a.