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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-02
Strawberries Are Now Here.

About the earnest SlrANDcIflc> on the
market this year were those Of \. y. Dra-
per. a hard working truck grower on the
Conway Garden tract. Mr.. Draper brought
in nine quarts Of Strawberries from has
one-acre patch Christmas morning and dis
posed OF the entire lot mt ~seventy-fIve cents
per quart before he could turn around.
Mr.. Draper states that he has planted Il
specially early variety In "Michaels Early
Strawberry and finds them to be III great
demand. Mr.. Draper kindly remembered
the editor with n splendid box OK berries
the day after Christmas which was found
to be a delectable present and Thoroughly
appreciated.--McAllen Monitor.
Work For the Travelling Man.
AT n meeting of the travelling statesmen Of
one of Houston's largest wholesale con
Germs this week it was almost unanimous
ly decided that 1.-The physical and nervous
strain attendant upon running a light auto
mobile over bad roads Is such as TO SER
~iously impair Il mans ability as a sales
man." But il was admitted that a sales
man can cover more territory with n car
than without one; and with goods roads
the value Of the automobile was conceded.
This points the way to n job for the
travelling salesman of the country-a JOB
that will benefit the country he traverses
a. well a. the firm whose goods he sells.
And that job is converting the country
to the religion of good roads
Going everywhere, seeing everybody, with
no local interest to be served, the travelling
salesman may make himself a mighty force
for the good of the country. And ne should
lose no opportunity 10 impress upon the
people with whom he comes in contact that
money spent for good roads Is the best
investment a community can make. There
is no other that pays SO large a dividend.
The travelling salesman has never been
Justly accused of timid:iy. He can usual
IN approach any man and become his friend
while another Is deciding whether to say
..good morning. or show do you do" And
he can talk interestingly on any number
of subjects. So good a conversationalis
i he that every man is glad to meet and
talk with him.
And the time spent in preaching. good
roads with all his %eloquencc VII ne well
spent. 1t will help him, it will help the
firm, and it will help the people TO whom
he is talking.
The travelling men of the country are a
mighty force. They seldom set their hand
TO ANYTHING without attaining their ends.
And If they will get to work on the good
roads proposition, it will not be long until
there will not be left a stretch OF road in
all their territory over which a man may
not drive an auto without feeling that he
Ahas impaired his ability as a salesman.'-l
Houston Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-02
Pay your poll taxes early.

What haS be .ome of the old fashioned
yellow. black notified dog that had a spot
over each eye, a long tail, a yelp that
could be heard ten miles and, when it came
To hunting birds. led his master TO them
every timel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-02

A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE HERALD
WOULD 81 a NICE NEW YEARS GIFT.
READ THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF A SPE-
clAL OFFER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago
CFrom the richmond Dspatch Fen - 1871.

from Rockets on saturday morning and placed
IN the square. ARRANGEMENTS are being made
some day during Ills week I''' '''' monument
The tunnel through CANDLES I'M. on the
Richmond. Frederick sburg and Potomac aud
pieted saturday and the WORT; on the IRON
bridge over the canal was commenced. Every
finish this bridge.
The h mSg'G so Sold d wes Ga4h OF s.ur
money freely. The cheap clothing houses the
The larger rewards. II must be said. however
the police ver% little trouble.
Tn. "hckahominy Fridge. the Richmond
amd York Rive l;atlroad. has been completed
their attention TO tho ramunkcy River I;ridso
4 match game OF baseball will he pla cd this
aIternoon between the FIRST and second mines
second and Nenablc streets.
In tho District OF columbia Court day before
!estSer'aE John H. surratt pleaded no, guilt
replied in firm voice. BY my country
The Miss"uri l-e ii: un by hi! JUS,
Sterling Iricc's raids during tho war
The Republicans OF Tennessee. in convention
assembled have nominated old larson l:rowniow
tho Lord have mercy on Tennessee
Tn. frcshe, in the Ohio River is On, of the
w.or;t ever known. and has done. srca, deal
cinnau nre inundated, and tho river is srill
rising.
rho people who lived a half :, century ana
convenient time OF il. Just think of IL; 10
railroads. no fast steamers. no gas 30" telegraph.
no sewing machines. no friction matches.
:. movement is on foot in Washine Ton 10 have
each state provide in that city Residences Tor
IFS Senators and Representatives. The expense
Of ground, building, etc. to II" borne by the
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Health Talks, by Dr. VIM. Brady
'Copy:i*h'' 1915 National! Newspaper serytceD
The Strain ON tho bread basket

The notorious good nature OF tho bic cato,
the icAow who takes pride in making fo,,r-
footed animal OF himself somehow peters GU,
ny 'Hh Inn" II" passes forty on his tobossan
mcrGa. into the irritabili,y of Rr..h,'s disease
lie! is a characteristic letter
IN" writer is thirty eight years old and ha &
p'ch "pctoiin& for ten years for stomach trouble
anu Sas The gas crowds my heart so that IL
frishtcns me sometimes can, bc,ch il fa g,
up. Lave always been hearty cater hungry
all The time. can sit and "a, for thirty.Gye
minutes, and st nc as hunIrv as ever peonl.
Won p"icNc this until they 500 me do it
thlnK must have tapeworw. but the doctors
declare have none. | have been ,,l;inr ,nntc
have gained considerable weight rcran,iy lad
nctttS continue taking the tonic. I have tried
about everything else
'foov crcdnlous man He viii ",.v" oxncri
ihents upon himself until urcua or anonIeyv
puts him out o. business. Eating Ike no horse
ever ate. still nc takes sometime "a make hin,
cat still more. a tonic" tina, ir,ta-os The s,nn,
"'h like $" much pepper. and stimulates an al
normal craving for food. And Dbl. ,oor,, .,nnc
i'ir. IN his own cAes, is proof tina, his health
is ali right only for that gas ,ha, frirbtcns
NM. why. man OF woman who sits or lies
hcipiess from stroke of poralysi, not ONLY
one foot. hut one half OF tho bod. IN Tho crave
VIII cat Ike - butcher and then cry for more
Nhrc'itc Hastcns many victim to IA, carly
gave. TN" hlI cater is always short lived Uc
invariably becomes an invalid a GOOD mir,
hon OF ono around middle age 7. speri,lI,. ,,bcu
u" Whois MS appetite with a !itrio uccr or Other
irrtant Of tho stomach. $500
Nhen young fellow begins TO arow an nh
d"incn and q shortmcSs of hrca,u un cxcri;or
ihcn II Is high limo for him TO have bnart.n
heart talk with some coldy scion, IA, ,mcd;cY,
ii"n whether they assure him j, D. JUS, a little
stomach trouble not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
..rm Our Mcrchnntn,cn.

= ERMANl , campaign Of unrestricted sub
~ marine warfare has placed this country
in position which is no longer tolcrablc
Without having in terms declared blockade
Germany has in effect blockadcd America
from all intercourse with the greater part OF
Europe. except on terms and conditions 20
which no nation could submit without COM
pletc sacrifice Of honor. dignity and self
respect. Germany has made a mock of the
freedom OF the seas and byword Of neutral
rights.
There is no longer any question of travellers
Tor pleasure vcnturinS into the war zone and
SuhJccting themselves voluntarily to the
dangers OF war. Such sophstc;il reasons as
existed for preventing that sort Of interna-
tional communication have bccn wiped out by
the constantly broadening scope of Gcrmany's
cynical and ruthless disregard for the rights
OF other peoples our terminals on the At
lantic coast day by day becoming more
congcsted with freight held there by the Ger
man blockade. and our ports arc day by dav
filling with anchored vessels detained there by
the fear OF German frightfulncss. So far as
actual exercise OF our rights on the seas is
concerned. we are obeying Germany with the
submissiveness OF colony.
This condition cannot so or Leaving on,
OF the question the certain problems OF trade
and commerce involved, our national dignity
and our independent sovereignty demand that
we Shuii not continue TO yield 10 Gcrmany'S
threats. While wait for the overt act -
VIC are complying 10 a very large extent with
Germanys arrogant usurpaton of the right
10 direct our actions. There remains only
the question: What shall we do? Obviously
the people OF the United States are with the
PRESIDENT IN his determination TO avoid war
ny all honorable means. and particularly in
ms hrm purpose to avert the necessity of a
declaration of war by the United States If
war must come, LEI ii be declared bv the
aggrcssor. Germany.
Conveying every merchant vessel by war
ships has been suggested, but while this
would supply one solution. it is fraurht with
many practical difficulties and is hardly neces-
Sary-yct The other solution. however is
open to no objection that cannot be met bv
argument ana reason, and it is that solution
we should apply: We should arm our mer-
rhantmcn. This country not only recognizes
but insists on. tho right OF peaceful ships to
bear arms for defensive purposes II has
maintained this principle throughout The war
IN the face OF violent opposition from Ger
many.
If ever condition has arisen-since tho
DAYS OF piracy-that justified merchantmen
IN preparing themselves for defense against
unlawful attack. that condition exists nov
We. in common with all other neutrals have
clear right to the use of the seas; that right
is so effectively threatened by Gcrmanv's omen
warning that 1t is virtually denied W.. have
inc further right. in law and in morals to
make the freedom OF the seas secure to rs
Short OF war, the only means Immediately
ships 10 resist attack and in instructing Their
commanders not 10 delay resistance until
too late, We should DELAY no lonper In
adopting it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
The Richmond Iimes-Dispatch
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic c,rcpt-
ing ON lrRRi and medical subjects answered
tree IL! The Iimcs-Dispntr, Inrurma ton HUI
rcnu. Through our Washing ton branch NC arc
fortunate In hnNInE access To the unpnrnIlc lcd
resources of the various Federal government
dr rtnrnts mud the great I.ihrnry eff Cong rcss
which furnish Information of priceless VnIuc To
the public As MI Inquiries answered Ill
rcct1y bH pcrAonnl letter. Irrespective whc
printed. ,"-rcnt stamp II required for return
postage. Writer'S he rnIshcd
ttnttini> will not anSWcrJ and nddrc>,
must he pini"iy given. Address The Times
Disrnsrh Information bureau, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
French fronts operations on gigantic scale

French fronts operations on IL gigantic scale
VIII he pressed
Indications that these predictions arc
not the result of mere expert guessing. For
months both sides have virtually been check
mated on land For Germany the submarine
campaign has not fulfilled the hopes OF the
Ilrpit@ party. yet Lloyd George has warned
OF the necessary sacrifices il has cntailcd Oh
the allies. While the countries suffer tho
armies cannot continue more or less inactive.
II seems likely that warm weather will usher
in such boodshcd as even war-wrackcu
Europe has never known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

\m apple which rctuils ut ! cents straight costs
lhc grocer or confectionery or -: cent.
IN cratcs OF about zoo apples. Perhaps il thusc
appics now allowed 10 go To waste in Virginia
were brought I" III" market. IL would reduce
IN" pre-" offered. onc-ha'f. Even thai,
noes u not seem correct Ia assume that apples
sofa NJ ". cents each would be q
profit 10 the average farmer and fruit grower:
~ Sc" why doesn't It pay Ia bring apples Il dis
tancc of forty to nfiv miles when there is
tair chance OF getting at least or cents for
'ach apple OF average size and flavor?
liichmond. February ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Iltc Itlllii,icIcr.

Nh hccrd y"' strin' 70 tic peep NV DAY.
Wen DIT fuSt rooster rrowcd.
fo thot yo's Swiucr slip crway
10 H"' ole daddy knoMod
''ui Nh seed Ho wen raise dc latch
\n stantcd towu,is la, mlyuu patch
"" h:nh me. ramIul WebS.u EastuS lcnr,
Clay.
Nh seed yo plug dat biS&cS' 'un
i;cfo dc sun wuH up;
I'm Nh is shame dat ma oNn son
\m Sich CT roSucsh pup.
Nh seed Ho pull dat Gawja Sweets.
\n' hide hit in tic grass
IN 70 medium 'mcncc ter shir y"' fccts
I'm roll uat white eyed sass.
You dcs amt cot no macnul sense.
Why don yo he sof'"
\t lay deere III lie jam dc fence,
I'M hvcrd yo' sncczc AN cough
l"S houn' fer dc chainSanI whut yo' is
Ef yo' don Iarn his milyun hiz.
f"' ain gotten leave signs croun';
'icttcr copy ole Errr FoA:l
f"'s h"un' tor study tic lay tic s,ouu:
Nhar 1t" stumpS an whar dc rocks;
I'm den "" mtwks do Sof fccts habit
~ stu,i>in dc skcmcs ole lircr Rabbit:
DO n plug no milyuns in dc fcr.
Nn hiNrr yo' tracks f'um toe ter heel.
Hit ain'i lie n,ilyun cit needs,
tpcN's plenty dem fer am
But hits yo' trail. sun. froo desc weeds
Dat nachull.- cry an call.
N->ayin' ''llcah lie raScul w,n,
what w'uked dis roGucSh ,cvuilncnt."
Nh nachully hates ter hntch-
Nh whups yo'. sub. fer sittiu' kotch.
JOHN JORDAN DOUGLASS
lil"uhcim :. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Missionary Work In rru<iI

.. y I. Blackstone Na--rhc fumctionarice
- misSionar! work in I:rsZii are OIL joined 20 aid
lh every possible WAY the civiliaing efforts OF
'ach and every religious body which cares to
send helpers into the " lds Excellent results
have been produced by tho Franciscan sisters
~ tanNacurN. in Minas ,icraeS. There are
zoo Indians. counting uomnds ana Scmicivlzed
tribes around and about this vicinity. The In
"Ian SirlE are most apt ruOiiS, and the nuns
anu missionaries are very successful in teach
ing them spinning. weaving. ariihciai now yer
making and other useful things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

MISS L. w. Rtchmond-Thc names ar rrcsi-
.cni wilson ) caoine; officers follows:
w lIliam q. McAdoo, secretary Or the Treasury,
David +. Houston. secretary "r \erieultIlrc
';"bort Lansing. Secretary "f state: Ioscphua
I"ncls. Secretary Of The Navy. Newton H.
''alcr. secretary OF War. Fr;nkliM Is Lane
secretary OF the Interior: W {. Ecdncld. Sccrc-
i'lN OF commerce: W. Il. Wilson. Secretary OF
labor: \. :. Eurlcsou Observation-Disclosures:
Thomas w. Gregory. ATTORNEY -,;cuc:.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
None for tho Dancers,

understand they have had To postpone tho
squash Hollow cotillon,' remarked the visitor
I" that thriving community. What seems to
have been the trouble:
ihcrr I" he An amateur minstrel show in
town mat night remarked tho president OF
the Board Of Trade. and the end men and
MARBLES had corncred the whole visible supply
Of dress SUITS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Moro and 1!orc BIood>hcI

EPORIS from experts on both sides of mo
European trenches predict grea, oncn-
les in the spring ana summer ON The
.l-ufonic side IT il expected That unprcce-
SCENTED ehoris VII! be made to advance on,
1.-THE western front, whore efforts unprccedou,-
ED up TO that time have already ! con made
Even the waves on waves OF men and guns
al Vcrdun are to be surpassed by lii more
stremendous offensive. For the allies il is
snrophesied that 10th on the Italian and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

'rN'hs Through Ills Nose--rhc second anr.a,
i"'l one OF your huge family Of ny poo hon,iriacs
""i" gushing OF tears down my chcc,.s ,yhcn !
:" out IN tic cold wind. Soo. afto, 49,,
h|ht my eyes ho""uc very dry and r,,I,b
nay" "'tar'h OF tho head and time. d; scr,rs
a. ih"uth "cr" talking through uv uo.c
"n"' ca" 90 f"I both conditions: = "
Nus" cr.--" Talking through tho nose &c ,,,.n-
reel ihc normal voice depends Target mn,
'Hlh'nS through the nose for it's m,sI,.f ,n,,c
u - when the nose is so INSTRUCTED ana, 90,
can 'a'k through IT that people sa ON 49,
taking through Your nose Probably IN. ,,.,r
Watering eyes would he scpcd ny i,,f.., 80.
trouble IN the no7c treated by Your doctor C,,
Structon Of the 'car ducts by thickcn;nr ,,,
sW''in'E 81 TN" l'n'mS or III" nose often C.,i.n.
such c.c trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

1t used to be conventional comedy to laugh
at the muddy condition of Nirginia's roads
nut since patrol wagon became mircd i'll
one Of Richmund'S streets. the rural comedy
isn't rs funny as it was.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
The Dancers.

The Dancers.
All day beneath the hurting shells
Hcforc my burning eyes
Hover the dainty dcmoiscllcs--
The peacock dragOn-f1 Mics.
Increasingly they dart aud glance
Above the :tagnani stream
Ana am fSliinG here in France
AS i'm "cnScicsS dream.
\ dream of shnttcrinG black shells
That hurtlc overhead,
And dainty dancing dcmoiscllcs
Above tho drcamlcss dead.
---Wilfred Wilson Gibson,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
shining .trpic. 10 Richmond.

lN tho Editor Of The Times pisuaIrb
Sll.-iirrc Is - proposition q DuZxIiuc
'uir TO ne: Apples of ordinary size and ~
soil III iIchlnond 4 from 80 cents In q ~,
drH"n set owners nf fair sized or.hs r,ls IN
i'"'iis" county ana in other sections Of tho stat.
'li"" apples COT "a good flavor and nr the sam.
ai"" az sold nero at tho price stated, 10 60 to
waste h"chusc, they state. tho price they arc
"hrrch tor thcir product ia Richmond will not
n"! 'hcin 10 bring the apples Us this nIarkc T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

information - hut based upcn Ec4rsuy.
hat imparts real knowledge about tho
doineS ~ the rrussian Court
Donald Iankcy's ~ Student in
Arms. which has had r remarkable run
OF popularity with English readers
is no" On tho American market from
the press Of T.. T.. button & 60. The
author WAS killed in action on tho
western front October -. 1916 but i'm
this volume he has given TO The world
war book" Of quite I'm unusual
kind. dealing with the deeper things Of
human lfc--a book that will survive
among the best Of that cycntful Dcrind
INC hlEh spiritual idcalism which ac-
t'ia'c$ $" many thousands in tho ranks
OF the allies finds u voice il, IT, and
the mental attitude az tho fighting
men towards religion, tho church, lboir
officers and their comrades is exhibited
not only with sanity and sympathy.
but with - fin" simplicity of language
ana IN Inspiring nobility Of outlook.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

Miss T. :. J.. Chase City. Na.--rnc address OF
tn HEADQUARTERS OF the Rcd Cross from which
"i-reiiei supplies arc sent to Europe IS Nmeri-
can Red Cross. Second Avenue and rhiriy-n n
Sirsei Erooklyn. y. Y. For The relief in
'>ichinond. Va. YOU should address NJ. T. H.
Walfcrd, SO. East CLAY street Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

Mrs ". w. IL. Covington. Na-ThoSe VIII,
nave tired oil OF Sa9safrns on pantry shelves
S:tN - VIII keep ants away. The method ON
pioN"d IN its use is to ,ampcn hits of clolI
IN The oil and scatter them about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
The Voice Of the PEOPLE

~ nm evidence Of good faith, letters must
CIV" the Hnmc md nddrcEs Of the writer. Man,.
VIII not he Puhiishcd " writer 30 rcuuc.,.
Mnkc all corunu n cB TONS abort. '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

y. =. farmvillc. Na.--Thc following states
have fUil woman suffrage; Illinois California,
Kansas. Washington. Colorado. oregon. Idaho
M"ntHuH. Utah Arizona. W!omn. and Nevada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

: J.. CITY J'oimt NA--F"i infOrmntion le-
EarUinS examinations Of graduates OF military
rnH"Scs ior positions in tho reserve. YOU should
"rp.N L" tho Commander OF the Eastern Depart
Ncui. Major General Leonard NJ. Wood. Gov
trn"'s Island. y. y. wh" has ihis matter In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

III. Grayson does not sccm TO have learned
that good sense and good taste may both
suggest that an invitation ne declined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

II tho country could just match Colonel Erya,
ana colonel Roosevelt against each other the
air currents would rcacn condition of steble
cquili brium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

If the District Of Columbia goes drv Con
grcssmeu viii have nothing left but their
salaries, their mailing franks and the leave
to-print privilege
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

'd Mes Agent in Trouble de7i-. IN ,ui,
Sn"kinc, aud would nc glad IL YOU N.f ,n,i, "a
me ~ TN" iuci"S"d stamped. ahdrcsetd ,,,,c,nr.
amy suggestions that would help me- q; !. +,
NMs McI--Thc auG gcstiOns have n.o1- -.,...c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Rejection
Only
Course

Rejection suitable reply our govcrnment
Only could have mado 10 Inc German
..' pr"posal conveyed by tho Swias
Course ,nimi,isr a, WaSIinston. M,
and locked tho door TO, further diploma;ic dis.
cuSSi"l when she issued her swcc piu:: edic, for
I. boat piliagc. in defiance of law, in disregard
%er r led 10 the Un i%%n Of
accordance With that cdict. Gcrmany now is
shipping OF ucl;raa and hclliccrcntv alike She
declares that american vessels shall he treated
turc up,n ocean highways which they have AN
nmnnc5ti"nahle right 10 travel. surely tic
Of negotiations with he un,cd states on ills
OF b arcepte an" @ HTH a us
hardly could have imagined ina, tic Umiied
possible Shnr Of Var /" u" US i%r%Si snn
yu WIN ;srI %9 n rsn"e relations
cffcct.--.N.lnia Journal
Tho theory that Congress and
How Voters the I.cgisl lures represent The
Arc voters and seek t, to ascertain and
Represented Jolt every now and thcn . n mnn
when tic New York Asscmbl, passed the w6.
man ,suffraFe amendment Ivy - to 10 Thc
The amcndmtni Was suhmitts% T., the "rI MrSk
~ isl.. and Wa defeated. Tho majority against
be under the impression that It was an imde ,
risivc vote. or tina, the will of tho voters was
r "snd that there arc rs members Of the "a
%"mhiE who arc 50 blazing with zeal for woman
non to thai cause that th"> feel called upon
i" thr ,ns sher own futures to the Winds and
nnix"tism II is not Improbable that a majority
no, "nacicT piee" If a rn r nS
ihGy think the voters thirst nor have they over
passing TIC h"ek they kmo S.G ha f"n IF hes ss
u hot for them. They also know tha, il they
N sc, it, ~. TIC yE,ers whG voted down in ai.
thcm--Ncw York Times.