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ADVERTISEMENT
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I
A Mill
ew York Women Want to Vote
Woman Suffrage a Success
Woman Suffrage has
never lost a state.
No state which has once
granted the franchise to
women has ever repealed its
act or tried to repeal it.
The twelve woman suf?
frage states form one-half
of the area of the United
States.
They contain 1-15 of the
total population.
They elect 1-4 of the U. S.
Senate.
They are the most rapidly
growing States in the Union.
For every adult couple,
man and woman, the West
has two votes.
Can the East afford to
continue to disfranchise its
women."'
VOTE Y E S
Cn the Woman Suffrage Amendment
They have been canvassed and we know.
They ask for the franchise in the name of justice, democracy, and expediency,
A vote for Woman Suffrage is not a vote for or against
the new Constitution. They stand on separate ballots.
The ballot below show?, you how to vote for the '.vornan suffrage
amendment. Put your cross in the "Yes" simare of Amendment No. 1
Keep your cross within the square, or your ballot will not be counted
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER:
1. In \ <>?r "Ve?" on ??ny question ninke n ero?? X murk In ?lie ??innre oppn
?Itr Ihr aa,,rl "\ r?.
2. 'i., Vati? -,\i." ramh? ?? ?rn?? \ mart la las asjatsr? ??sfaaali? IBs ?oral "No."
8. Inrk tula aa lili n i.riii II having l.lrt.k l.-u.l.
i. in? uiii.'i- mu? I,, rrasar? sr tear <??? IB? i?niini r?*n?i?'?-? ir ?<>l?l.
E. Il aon leur, or ?Irin..-, or aa run* I a unirla ?Ilia linllol. i.liirn I? noil ohrnln
?inaiihrr.
VES IY
NO
D
AMF.NDMF.NT NO. 1
Stall tb? | ? ?? ? ?-.??, ?ras af srtteli tw? ^t ?!>?
saatltuta? n. ??? g , , , .- - . ? 1 '
VES
NO
D
D
AMF.NDMF.NT NO. 2
th* I t(J ? - ' r ,.f tr-\r\e ?????-! ft th?
II ? rate if latents? ?
irred far 4., . ? ??....? i i f t..?
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VI
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D
PROPOSITION NO. 1
tpter ft?? ' ? '
?HUH "A
?
'
the people u i- >,i-l
et ?ad
' Ur sppioveall
Women Pay Big Taxes
Women's Taxes help buy
or rent the booth in which
you will vote on Tuesday.
Women's Taxes help pay
the ofneers who will man?
age the election.
Women's Taxes help pay
for the three printed bal?
lots you will cast.
Fair Plav Demands that
women be given a voice in
the elections for which
they are taxed.
VOTE YES
on the Woman Sul?rage Amendment
America stands for the right of self-government
Be an American?Vote for Woman Suffrage
EMPIRE STATE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
a val
SEES S?FFRAGE
SWEEP IN BROOME
Senator Hill Says Women,
Well Organized, Will
Win County.
ONLY i INCERTAIN
EI I W\ NT IS HINMAN
Poll in Syracuse Streets and m
ires Majority foi
?.meBdment.
MM\ lit .... i
'
.tnton,
??
"1 ? " s'li(i
"I have frr.m the VSI7
. ... . ?
B strt-nfrth?r.s my ba?
I
tkior>. .? * practical Btntflt to the
. who ??oubts woman's
: roi'tic? ?
hivf ? -. and ths
wno r; '? ,hat
? ?
? ? ?? '. of
?i ? women
?
. .... t) ?-.. nta
irt v, -.on is
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U. ? x
In a
?ho?- '.
, rttltttjd his
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?her, r , ' ? I ef the
tails; , ?"? I
?'.a-, ?
ths women >hou'
? f.
?ha', v. omen
ii ,-.
tkoit.l ?'ial '"
It is in the :
ftngrr
? 1. aaon against it. I he
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Wr 2"
rtrtsin el? ? 1
Klitica. rt 18 th? I
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11
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and adv. ?
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houli!
.: task?
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ce th?
. * Umax in a
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ot the
lit was
linst II ami
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>? our
A ? fray haired
"i . boy hts
lunr! :i;h <>r>
this tl '?? V. .
htitr.f
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...- ear i'srk
seeon f polit
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r deal lass our
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in."
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sajrway
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ired si sthtr
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v t-i!il him ' ?a?
mat had im
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tllll.l ?! 1
one une?.:'.
BROOKLYN GIVES
S?FFRAGE LEA]
In Tribuno Poll 209 Vol
"For." 197 "Against,"
54 "Undecided."
EARNESTNESS SHOWN
IH MARKING BALLOT
Professio isl .Men, Shopkeeper
Clerks and Workingmen Anon
Those Registering Views.
apparently
a
.- o araall, hower ?
? of ths aoraen in 1
poll in th?- boi I brivJn
ii.ii .1 "ondecidi d" taa
Is ths ri i alt '1 m
bj Itvrysrs, d?xtoi
clerl iwaera, lal
?'
.'. i undecided,
f i arna it
the way l ;
Iras ta ?
... t . t that I
?
hke diapateh.
Ar-. -!? th
shop
sad thsstrsa la lha baroBtjh. In th.
Tsraals Bar Baildiaf, sppasits Boroaarl
Hall, ths
'l heagh
i id? el -?',??
lawyers, the offices era
They laclada bankers, as, ?l<-n
' ?
? ? . .. | i. ? ,.- .
.
Ths pall in that h .
. I ,
\i,le (??BBS Against Suffrage.
Out ?.: ltd d?
?
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' shop
?
Ths far th? : were
ei r* pr. tsntsth i ..
SB W? . si ioring
-? ments
..- I ? -. v. ith s k-'""u' ?! other
?re
?
.
,'ion of
ierard, raanattr,
.
?
d. 'Ih'
B th? later*
?
i i ad, 54; and
Ths ?-..ii.??. .-tr via. l?iiott.Appit ., Utaj
TRIBUNE POLL IN BROOKLYN.
t'nde
PTiittb rsa~srsri in Breahlya. lor igaiast. ?ideii.
Temple Bar Baildiag. M ' " ??
Shopkeepers, clerks and laborers . 11 ?"''' -1'
Orpheam Theatre . M ?"? * ' '
Totals . -->?' IM M
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rea?
Many ( hange 'Huir Minds.
-
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r-ason a Ivai i d for voting in
twee?
nrabni I u
cle. .\ i
raen i
il?.
foi vot?
ing m f .\ or wai " I
.mong
. I .,
raprovs
A littl? girl iaflaeaead her graad?
, ? ?
. 'o her an.i ask?
I, ?; I '.
'?
- .-? ? ' ?..: i an ?? -i -
tat)
?
'I hal
Influenced In Nugent.
Ii. ;. Bsarby oftes thras partners
....
"< >ur nm.
.
lim Nui
t
In a fear eat ol
Basa voted bo hi '??ted a
s gtenoitr,.
?
! with a -> n-?,- of vrxa
'Vote sa] a - l'on':
"ie."
B/s I, I ma;' be laughed at. hut I'm
:. and
? -
ry, as
?
.
U
ad? i thai
.'ral.
B
? . da off
anything'' 1 haven't, u- i i ?i n
moat of th? ] ter't tel ?? tin sis
dSTI Of 1 I
A proeeaa tamer isid hr
"r.u" I ? ? ally"
?
? ilow
1 he ne?a ron-tilulion wipe? ?iut t?n
emrnt BWtatshaMBS am. ??< rmii>< p.ia ment
under lbs emplit?, cr?' liBBilit* tat fat
?u rupslii.n.il di-i'.-i>????. \? .ilaeri should
Aiii/piuti it ou u.ai ajastssssB],
WICKERSHAM LAUDS
NEW CONSTITUTION
Perkins Chief Opponent, Spank?
ers Say at Lawyers' Club.
The tution was def rnd? d
W. \. ick? n ham,
.
i Kan J. O'Brien, fo
I
?
i
?n as the eh of oppo
On and
?
of the
Progn nivea. al io eriti
I
ham c If to the constitu
? ? e? nstitatioa." said
'
d w th
id in ?
?
I ....
um of the
? ???
rks a hard
-
?
mendment ?
?
152 ta end
? itead *??
Defence 0rgr.nizat.6n Planned.
The atemben
...
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lident of t
.
te ',.? ? ,? . .? :
B. A', this
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n?e.i
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1 ? : ?. U a r p : |
.... e : James
R. Da; a Dix, Al
Loui? P. I
H. Glynn, / : Jayr.?* Hill,
New?
Pi Utiea: VA
lacob Gould
???an, Ithaca; Ju SVSBS,
A White. Syracuse Al .
le) v. : '. '.v.r.in
? M
: -
? - '-.m.
Hay
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Pel
lecker.
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1 tlirii-n-> ami SCSUMSaj ??? mand Ihr
?doptloa o? th? ni-*? constitution. \ote
'\vL'
ARTI ARGUMENTS
ABSURD,SAYST.F
Roosevelt's Letter Checre
by 3,500 at Brooklyn
Suffrage Rally.
A '. '.ter from Colonel R ?osevelt :
... sad ? Knight
iaa mctin-?*
Brooklyn womsn auffragUtS in t!
tcadei ..-.?.
abo il H ;) in attendanca. Among tl
w? re Mr*. Philip Bao*
dea, Mr l.aymond Robins, of t'h
ca?,o; R? i Keiitn
and l>r. Stephen S. Wlae, The l?? *.t?
irai i'* ?? ' hairman of tl
.-. Mi.? 11. Edward 1-.
?
??It ? ? ? at pleaaun t-< mi
. thu !?????: on (??!...?7' .
amendment in Now Yoi
...
: . ?? H-.-) Ne
Jersey .ir.d to a.I the oth.-r il it
. year on the props
tas rii/ht te
I a alwaj Lmk n to ?ne an el?
.- at abaurdity in the ar,;t
rr.ents ad I woman lui
r th.- fact thl
from tara? h
?
t government?
Of .io\
'?
example, ;'rv.. continent teas dli
he patroa
King and G
; moro t
teen than to the K;r.?>-. The old
est .t?te in the rr...?n. Virginia, derive
.? :? ir-.m the the tirs
? ? -.r, from r. .
n ii i the reign of Qjaeei
. . i .: . r c??n
tune*, (.?'le.-r: Klizabeih was certair.l
rereiga wi.u tat ?.t? -.:.
??ni.
? eh the Oraat wa 11 ?
., twe Kir?.; eai
? irho in Bl . r wa;
? ith him w< . - amen
a aad Ma. :u Thenai
?
"I have thus meal
.
44 ho ?v.? iid by a.l ee| able I
I
i ? ? If a woi
? the htad "?" a :
monarchy, surely n.? adequate
can bo a
,
?n a
.r own . ?
a.'e(].
rhe opponi ? .
take a
the ?? ? > I I rere i
?houid certainly not favor it; juit ai
?he "?utfra-.e to. ?
away from bia baalaoM I ?hoald r:-.'.
iking and *< ? ,
?? the eh kef work
for bath rr...r, aril woman. Tr:< .
however, in my
ever in this objection. Un don
?ome foolish women ma
?rill excuse them from
itiea, ju?t
. ? ion ot
the rffrag ? the foolish m.-n
it go) e |
live wit
i.i more poi
i:.-..--.
? |
"Tkere are, of cour.-e. exceptional
Lui-lt ?RSt -a .??... Ale CACtlaVtlOU?! BleU
aho will do work oat rids ol their
and by bosta? n I mtaa not
only what is commonly called DBI
? . o'' 'l-..- pi 0 '?? 01 - and Inn di
peakiag of bast?
BCSS man. profossiOBal man. t'arnicr,
skilled mechanic, clerk, lahorer. I I
ark I .?r,| at his
?
? | . much work out
.??.-,
SBB will Bad that her ? ga<
I with her
Bat 1
SB ;??. .' ? ? -' git Ing au
? I .m to th? ?
"Moreov? r, m bore aromai
h.iv,. the ability to ?
? i... m? re i i that
ih.ui the fact that
man rtl?t oi .. ;.r a musi
eian raeaaa that he trill neglect the
home."
PI ? other day I wt I, at 1
...? raany of us were,.
of Mme Homer
and di an 1b lorat **f tht
j papers. It ia is l-..-r
,. ? .--o.* ot' hr: |
I wit
. . I
of ln-r own nous?
"I ? do ? '?' believe that
?
can !'.? tit] of fanttioa, bal I
I to do with giving them
.
iBght to have. I I
fully y?
?THEODORE ROOSEVELT."
BUDGET AND ELECTION
INJUNCTIONS REFUSED
No Power to Prevent Vote on
Constitution, Says Pliilbin.
.1 . ? lea Philbil ? afternoon
i ths thrt ? made by
? I
? , : \
tioa, for injunctions to prevent s
being esst on the gem titutl
from
-. .rig the budget for till |
present form, and to restrain il from
en ths city ths 113,0
? tata tax.
? motion J
n held that the (OBI
?
from
performing their dattes. He added:
r ei ted ths court
sa to
?
iceoad motion Justice
of th?
thst ths
.... f the I , i ' f Estimate, la
. ? ?
? city employes, aers about to
ia has
?'"m. He h
?
?
? ? ty of
.' inch are stl . ? .
plaintiff was rot entitle I to ask the
court to perforar lach ? fand
The | eat ice ia denying the third mo
ia not presented until
le it was necessary that the
aid be acteil upon by past*
terda ?' to the law imposing
reet tas, he said: "There b
ictary reason given why the al
. ty cf the act of
ime * law in Mat, Itll,
could I bees earlier raised hv
' for that parp?se.' Il ?
ho < tiOB of the ror
ra-ctne- v BtBBBBl of th? dintel
?? . revi? i ?? l i>\ tl ? sa irt
lfir?-lenc> and rronotm demand the
tdnpiiim of the new constitution. Vote
HER MARCH TO ILTAR
IS 8,500 MILES LONG
Girl Travels Across ( outillent.
Then Overseas to Sav i Will."
The ha|
? |
Line, railing i Ja
ra, Cal
marry En ?
*
it '
Beaumont, ? ? . \? h I? u itill a
?nl.nt Ht '.}??? I B h
Sin- ?v.i ? ?
at Leland
i r, f n '??! a mari ta a
. : ?
I
.
K 17.
.
irdly wait I
t at (
"but I'm 10 I
do. Worth trat i.ODO
for? Wall, I si I
you don't know I r-. ,1 m. an
'
??EW STRAUSS UPROAR OUT
"Alpine Svmphnny" Usas lli Pi?'?**? to
Imitate Waterfall?.
I ? a
London, Oct. :.0. Richard Straun'a ;
mt ?leal npi I . piae s>m- I
? ? ? time ??
... ..f th?
Royal Opera, ? II now
iy \ : ? i ? s.-rip
Qei man pa| ? have ?
. '....:. Ion ind! era?
? out
Itrau l
e into hn
i
light and ?' i
iking
by eight
. four t. ampel -, four
t .m be la tabas, I
a ??? drume,
. ?
. *. '
.
It i? clan: Itrauii contrived "
thema' eallv to i the ?ound '.
rpe, wood?
and th. daiat) an?, the celesta, '.',
combined with the tressais of the trt
o
43 RECEIVE SEA DIPLOMAS
Se? eral Nautical Srhiml ?.raduales -
Wm prises
Forty three sedetS of York ?
State Naatk
ploma? and sertilsataa of grad ?
uaeacoau at - ?. ? th?
Maritime fiihaage r. -..Jay
?fteernoon.
Prises for proficiency in ?eaman?hip. ...
navigation and eng ,? ?ver? '
BU arded as foil.
? <>:'iriu:noration prue. 1- - .'- 1 .ucai; >
awarded by the heard ?f
error?, Percival ? 17
ion; hyj tl
Charlei Joaepl J
the Chanaaoi
dam D
t ?
"
'
K. II \.
Il'art-.tt. by the ?tapira Sta . ..,
??uiuei Ba QaeetM. ,

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