New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-27
BY EMMA BUGBEE.

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n, r,,,,, prcprr
noS'o"' sep" 20 ne sun rae'S's
l"'' lung .n'i' nag I'o'" '"' very
nun o. '"e universe
AE"' j" '"e near o' noS'o"' '" 'op,
''F 'q""'e' ""''e IL mus '"e '! VI
every p''gI' I'M 10 'ne = uDI'c i''O'a'!
or to the Whisper 1t equally popular
Fenway Park where the world series
baseball games are to be played there
hangs huge yellow flag bearing the
words Suffrage Victory Parade The
location Of their headquarters at $50
Boylston Street gives the Boston suf-
fragists strategic advantage Of which
they are very proud. lndeed' Ne"
orA sisters doomed 10 waste ''''i
sweetness 0" 'ne oeSe' d." VI my
Scr"Pe'S, "ou'o oe,'eI n''P ""'' T va
'ople| square u tn'y 40 "o' ''' W.
pure yeI'o" oI 'ne CAUSE I'D O''0''0
'nged with 'he green OF envy
vi course 'heSe 'oPiel 'qu"''
torres are pui''S pS' ''o'0t'' '''''. .,,,.
'"oUsa"" men, may ''' .'''
'oiy anu sum 'o,' ''''' 49,,
on -NoN'i'o'I o.. 'N''
the clerk al 'he 'op''E '"1" '''''''
who day after day looks from ms open
doorway and can see nothing but lc-
tory Suffrage Parade ,
sure the women are gong 70 WIN,
Sa'' me- "y S'.J'.1.. ','.,- o-o;-.4 '-,1 .hon,
hear any one taxing aga'ns' @ ..e.''
MASSACHUSETTS women "a" uo - ,,,.s
thlng 'haV me" can ) "v' "' ,NI
and musicians ana CLERKS amy
'ney ougne TO vo.e a. ''''e" ,. a. .naaL
OF 'neSe Ioi '.e ''''' "' "''
the language
Ne" England S'''o On'''''
From the hotel ] went out TO feel the
pulse of Boston. and found that
~,,- a. =. too email o. thing 10
|eno" ""b 80 rI.5 ,I..5
quicken TIE cold New hngIahu D'oou'
A hasty canvass Of Copley Square re-
,.oalod fvo suffrage. one anti-suTraCe
rr....a..r- T., tho email
ana S'N mum ''''' -
high class shops which line the square
the statesmen almost invariably giggled
-. ,,.ord srfrraqo
al l''V "0'U ...o.4;or 20
Oh' We ooh pa! any
en- said ono clerk. I'VE "ouidn I
know that either crowd had Offices near
-, ~ Nh haven't botberoI
-. ,.o.o On -
about IT, proO"O'S "o" Wv 0'' "
at ALL
"How am ! gong 20 Vo'e a"V'"''
laughed "Oh' don A"o"' A'N '"'
wife"
"Don't talk 10 me. I've signed one
,..noo;d -ho third en- hastily
sup a'Ie"uS' '''" .'' ~
that ! became SuSpl0io'''
"Does that mean you're going to
.... for +bor, 9v asked
'o'e ioi ;. .,
On 'na' -. - T.. IN ,.oto
said me- i doh hmo" 10" II.
Nor can the suhraglSlS prlue lhe'n-
selves that their cause mas ''."u.
in the sacred library l'SelI' III wv se'
room with the HareehO p"ii'',,e''
found the most ue'erin'"eu ANU -
them all. ..u.
"They're gong 20 get me EIea,es
beating IN the hiStoTy % 80,
setts," he sala; ~ W. 't.yGd a e. -
man "a say they DC -. !.
one n.y. NV n,d do,', know
Ny wife doesn't ana don AHo'
any women VINO 40 eNceP' '"V'' W.
lege women who work mere kMo"
only one man in the whole huldlns
who is for IT, Look out guess ne
heard us. Here he comes.
ii. D.5dIo pi,k Sims
"''''' III. -, nth
He came a thln' uaIA MAJ
Boston's own intelIecIuaI DioT o.. b.
any man , " "V ~ 80" vote for woman
suffrage" he remarked, and stalk'd
away .,.-a.. h.o, WON. 4
ne wal ""s H., ciossic
F with conslderaDie he"' III ~ - ~
/ halls, thanKs 10 Ut' -, ,,.L,,
and the emlSSaIleS OF pV'n ri,
constantly INVADE 'nt ~, oq'lu.''t '.... a,i..
he was wrong VIZ a"',. H., III,
one other sun "eIS -, ~ rao,,,
learned lh "no'i.'I -, ,,.,,,,,d bor,
The ants sent an HEe"t ~ al ot,'u si',,,
the other Gay %i'h p'nH -,aipi, Si.ps ~ ,ronid
he SAID. i told heI CO! '"iNlS 80.
not sign one, IN me nrIo I p'aD[ ace ;n tbe
10 was against the I"i'S ~, I'''' tal;,'.l
7econd place DeC"uSy u'ui' a.,
'n ."hat lhe p'"N III -, .b. h,,-iJ
believe ' snr gov any 'o'' ''' '''
a.,,,,t. itsoIf before every passerby oa