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???failli ;t m
CONSTITUTION LOST
BY OVER 400.000
4 ..nlliined rrofti pac* 1
nthen exe?) t ??f cour??, the woman
? urTrage ?rncr,?!m?-it.
Pend?? th? thro? qaeationi *--.hmit
ted by 'h?? f-n-f *ior ?nrl the otver
t?*r. Btantlonod there tro? a ???.th ask?
ing !f pe?-- II On thoald be glr?n the ,
I egis'.i ? , the ra'e of in?
ter??! on ?'*?? ?
l*p-?fate Rrturn? Slow.
The figure* won I
from ?< -?!?? ..-.-.*.???, ?r.d ewri ?n
Most >'? ? be ?roll
beyond di ? ?n th??
tray oi ?
I
courty
on th? '
I : ? rr. the
r ?
'
i obtainable It
.
?. - of 2.071 fat ?
It ?va?
tl I C.
that or. ?
yainat il
Some of the ro? its seat li '
A'hii
hv at )? a?*
aleto), i
?au, for. 1
tog* I
' ' . for.
:
One: .-.
two to 01 - v defeat? q ?
-
amei.ii ?
aga.nit
Retur- in
ll.t?.
defeat|
?
1'rh* at lea?t l.(HW
.
era 1 v .' ' l ? ?
? ??. for,
T*
two t'
Bai ' ' for and *.*
Naaaan,
NEW YORK STATE
MAYORS ELECTED
Frbene-t? '? " ""'? K? v. George R.
Lu?-". Ce
Troj 'i ornelln? Rum?
Roehi ? 'Hiram H Ed/erton I R.I.
1 l ?r?, .!- .'.-. i . R. i.
Paagl w. Wilbur
(B.
lyraen?? w y. Btoi i B Pi |
?
Johnsto? ?? R
? ? (1
M i ?
Ithaca Frederick E. fi ite? R.
'er.- bolmo (R.V
\. R. Rreen ( R.i.
K?stt E l-v.'.-f; B, ?,rifling
(R.
" ? Edwli W Pike (B ).
Newbargti .1 P Hileoon R
Tonkeri Ji ?? - P, Lent) i D
?Reel?'
??'
WOMEN WILL WIN
YET, SAYS PRESS
Delayed, but Not l>e
feattd," Estimate of
"The World."
( us.; NOT BURIED,
SAYS "THE SI V
"Press" Sees Ultimate Tritunpli
- Revolution Will Not Turn
Backward. "American."
The World
In ??pit? of their defeat, the VWOI
\'?w York have no rei.sr?!: tC I ?? ?II?- i
rouraged No oth?r ?uch cnmpKie-Ts wns I
ever hefor? ?een in thil '.??? Oui of
? they create I ?
that registered hundred! of thouaandij
? ' -
icnl i ni rty t<
were able to form SS tl
? rO| t???eil. They
? atlsm, us well a* in
it ? ll ^ '
?rest to aid thai
their total rote :n the first test ? n
lion of the i
?
I not a result te d ?hearten, but'
?pire th. women te pal I
?
s. N? B ^ erk lian been !
1 it i,?.' defeat)
The Sun.
. su'Tiage in th.?
isetti ' ? .? Penn
; i ??- i? decisive
t si* by no ?
- ? I to I 7 future. A
go, the to?
tal of the male ! foi equal
mpresi
; ...iiiiivr this aerennis
crank
tai i ai
? . ai .. _ those political
ah ch fail
?. i eentagei thai i .
1
i , . ? rer I
. the ?ubjcr'. arlll
.. ' - .'
? ll
have been poi lihl? foi ? Oman ?
' . , or ever, tel
I'll?- I'm??.
g I al
. ? t was del
? ? i ? i the gi ? ? '
. ' av. The |
it will win.
The Tim?
The ??rfeat of ?rOm.fl BUfiTrag
tatet yesterday
'.?7 ,1? di f?al n Neat I ? ? ? ?
I ? .4 rid nmpie
?
? i loped, populous, ?
eomm owes f the East will h?v ?
none of a tltH*
? cimpler, meagrely settled c"ti
initl? ? ? \'> ? ?i have vi I
U B.he.
Whatever It? i ta faulte in
pracl te rej?
Maaaaehuaette, New V'.rk. Pi
.- (i fuir: New Jersey ?? i Ineeitabfe I
rot be accepted th' ire
,?Hrele??n??? of ?pr?.r?e Wes'ern
ationi ehiralroui to ?eomen, and ?
for Innovation* The men of;
caa-T rm__________B____w_g'.. .'jBK__c-~*?7~3ai__a-BL4B??aL juui-u-u-m
Chauffeurs' Outfits
Special
AT
$43.sS0
G\ercr.**, Suit and
Cup to Mutch
Smut, n?*i!. prsf'ct fit?
* |, an. : t; th.
?
?. othel
: .
.. ? ' .1 folk
: with Tro ,?ers
? . Chaul
?; quality
?i ? : ?. h | , ? ? ?.'. ?.?. ? ?
t*?r-- .Se out
$43 , or, u fol ?s
? 'vci. Ml - $?'?"> 00
Su 1 . . $11.-50
Cap . . $ 2.00
-1 H ?witl ?two ; i
? '(?a'.' ? i
?pan r.acl S-3.S0
dC 11 SR7.60, $75.tO ind $1
- ^11^1%" i?? , intced Waterproof?-#t0 ?
BROADWAY AT 49th ST.
.5.00
rid $22
n
.-?'" Ah
?. ?B.&V
Vi
I r
SEE THIS WORLD WONDER
M inu?acturer, Middleman, Merchant or
PioUssional man--you should see the
San Francisco Expositon. Through
WESTERN UNION
you are always within a few minutes
o? home and business.
Telegrama, Dny Lettera, Ni?fit Letters,
Ci.tlegrama, Mur.ey Transferred by wire.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
industrial
.
.- ? ? f?
and dot
? led.
The American
ft gat for i
?
i | ?feel to ti
i i,-, ?he r rani
! at i? ft
14';.? e ? . ,
"mil ?I
ft;?i"?'s' weal ?
th?t tin
?
?? ?affray*? rtvoluf
?ot tara hock?
DEMOCRATS WIN
IN WARYLAN1
Harrington Defeats Wellt1
for Governor, Proba-bl]
by 5.000 Plurality.
I : ? ?(?? i I ? ? ? ?, -
e. N?,v. 2 Emerson C Hi
r.iigton. Democrat, lia? been elect.
of Maryland, defeat "?' I '
i
iboBt one-l of Bait
t re*t of
-, . --, " len. Contre lei i
. an i Alborl Ritchie, A
?ro elected
? if th.' bead i
?
mated
.?????..'
The I'? moci.i' ? ia to eoi
trol
1
day, and the ref urn? it
t net
Houi
w , 11 i ... . . -
11
. ""> orclr
atei . i
i . these arc Gel mono Th
: .
?i , , ?
?'.?? I
te the Rep?blica
?
?: iorsi"
? v, ?
i'.-? ntioi
?
moerai
to | .......
i -i Im?
The eufl "" M bn?y ?
be i
I
?
partj leadei
be K ? -, ' one of tin
.-.
efer thi
thern with i
? we? vviii.
?
i ? irmed thi
.
? hey would ? ?? ?? ?
Everywhere th? ?? ?n?Truvrist.
made ; ' ? ? ?nl Ihn
the men "f Net and ?
.? won voting on ?
?.? day.
men wan? Mr.iyli.n?
wom?' ? privilege? ?i
e of New * in it
"Do '? ) " ? ? i wire?
. .
- ?
BILL CLEARrS AIDS
LOSE IN ROCKLANE
Republican Wirr. Tdu ii Clert
and Sheriff fines \n fusion.
ir.v isSanrtah it Ha n
.? trow, No?/. '-' Follower! o
..h elei k "Billy" < leary
D m? ci . i. h
?
on in Haver
lay
thi ej ??
VV"?.
: ?i '
ileman 1
f... i i i old j? b
.
laion candi
. . for thariff, whe pi oml ? .1 to
whe li ??.1 for
i recnj ? ??- ?? '< rtod 11er'(7 ?.f
1 ? ? o-, r 11 ?odoi ? D<?
"Ht.
Ho] an ?Platt ??? i 'nhn C
ifrerne
lunty
Set ?TO,
R
?
WOMAN 'WELCOMED
BY OLDTiME VOTERS
? . i,-1 m?. .1 :. . ; ?. i
*o tho
, ' . |
'
Toav
? '.ii <'arrie
Chap) ' ? ? . I .at
.,.-?. .ma*
ciur
?
?
; I
,'
v
1 ? lid one c ?urtiy
At ? ??.????????! ,.;nniar.y
eapta n, Humphrey Jones, ?a? .;
i: ft'i ?ufl ? -. ? ?? ? ' lid? a
ima ii the
??hop, w re Fifth \ ?
I rote, a-, i greeted th? it porter?
with ab? ng i ni 11?
v. i tl .i h tre'i earry this
i s?id "i.. -.. rnoi v. bitma
? u know. Really, I've
bean working so h*i r
I've neglect? ? I "
i elle I ?.?.I", k, a i.o wa*
watch ? , had her ]
'
? r, but
he had foil I
vote
going '??> r.'irry th ? d ?
??l.e ?aid. "We'n ? O to one for
:t." trattoa? a l-.o wa?
; ? Ing for M - - Paddock and hud
talked w.'.i, the v.
Ivv.? block? furthir down Sixth Ave?
nu?- : i. injri did ? ? ul.
"John D. i ? r novel Ittoked *.t
me at all who) ia ta
I Mri 1.1 ft th? watcher
here, loo, and
' : s lip?
' "i ho)W
?-il
"I lea va i - - m) dai ?? tai
I ei he grinned
- ? k' ' ? Maybe
.... sag i mi mind ?
- Ait- e ?Hmgtm Shmn presided
over Tom Poley's polling place at ?Vi
Maiiituii Street. Hilaritj iv.gncd bti?.
ANTIS' TRIUMPH
CHEERSCABARETS
-
"Woman's Place Home."
Says Flabby Man as
He Sips On.
-__
BUT STREET CROWDS
FEEL FOR THE CAUSE
Theatres Arc Thronged Whit?
man. at Hippodrome. Oetl
Nous b) Press Agent
And th? crowd rheered'
A ? the thou?ii7ida Stood pntiet'!;.
?i' 'ir ""sirn* at Time? Siiuare,
there wn? flushed on the screen theee
word": "Indication? are thai
win* v ;. || D ? maJorti
! tha erj spoiled sat r-'act ion.
Hi* when unfavorable BOWS of 'ne
Pu?Trnce question appeareil. only a
feehle fluttering of b.nds, ?i"i '?cea
yell broke arh.1 i.ii almost ? *i
lence
The fact th?'. wnman sulfra.? wn* '
go ? g ?o he defeated named ta brine a [
reeulstofl of feeling. "I wish I had
4,,',,i for 'hem." ?aid on? man. n tall,
UlOU | htfUl, '?'< Ti'i ?l man. clean -cm and
good looking "They worked ?o hard
far i* "
i'f 'he many thousand? that strolled.
laughing, boIi good aetered on
Bri idwaj !* ' night from Thirtv fourth
I ';. -econd. not one red,
i,, ,. tii emblem of the "antia," was
?een. On all sides were big fellow
rnrnfl'lons, flaps fluttg bravely n the
'.' ?lefeat.
??'abareis Cheered b? New?.
On the ?treet?, all was enthusiasm
and Boiay pleaaai try. In the res
taurants along 'he (?rent W'li|?e Wny an
air of Indifference seamed to brood over
the isner* i.nd ?lancers.
A* a table in Rector*?, *?t ? f;?r. red :
faced man. The fleah on hi* flabby ;
god >- he smiled. He hel?l
his i;!i gee to the light and
thoughtfully ?watched t'ie ;." ? -
?? surface and brepk. The
? be.sid?' him murmur?"d fome
i.biiit Suffrage. IT" turned and
? ! "Suffrage! Me, I didn't vote
for ;t. Woman's place is in the home."
'! I., wo'iinn laugh?td quietly. "And
man'a is in the cabaret," ?he m.rm.red
At another teble ?,?t an elderly man
with a young ???'?us. ' v? s." seid the
I eeted mi Denver,
ton. But, gee! tha womea would make
? n go dry, ai ?! [""pie eould i'l
lave much fu. then, eh''' The man
. forward ai ?I petted h?r hand.
The imlle whicl prend over his fea?
ture? wa? . '
"I ,,-,'t worry," Mid he; "I votnd
t it."
Hotel* I,?t Ilie upturns.
At the Hotel Vanderbilt a stereopticon
?' , ns OB a screen hung in
there it we l?grwemed mi n
and Ityllsl ly goarned women and
?failed. "My dear," inid one, as she
with 'ii" string of pearla abent
I . r o. l<now a
ive wanted
, I'm .... ? m*t very inter
rating, : ' But, ? rhl be
? ,i i-e to the | lon'l you
aim th? :'i ? f? arfuliy dirty
\ he ?'? joe ' d? ? man
turned ? companion. "That is why
amendment," ?aid
the a oman.
it the Waldorf Aste la th.ro ?cerned
to be more enthusiasm. The grill room
was decorated with yellow enrysanthe
, although the management de
? fectly m ul ra!. At ?me
..- i ? lient party of two men und
two women. A general ??gh >v.-nt around
'ne work 1
"Well, well i in
?
Her eom| h his flasi
he.
lii-feaii-d. Kui Net Downed.
" \, i S' e
?rill \".'.:s If O? lOSC WB Will i.?-, p on
I ?; ? . we ?!?? ???. In Suffrage is a
revolution tl ?t ha* nluadv t.it.'n
If we lo?c tn night if II because
huve nut re?l'red that the wom?
en really wenl the vote, and are willing
to erork, work, vork until they fret it
?\? tbe Hotel MeAlpia there w?s a
sort of fever of unrest. Not the wild,
rosy ?rramhle of the crowds BUtlidC,
but h;i undercurrent of exnertaney.
'.', n ? en and fl low were
ited 'n the lobby and in the
.vals
In tl.. raei "a es rgi com?
? i." grinned
? " Why. I'\ " '
I
I Ion? >r ag I've eomn tt? I
I
"? I a Joke for us,"
'
? Daniel J. Rl<
I. i "all
? ? i-f ' | Beat S.do," k? al.'J
i it.
I going te ff.ve >ou a
i ? ? "8, wot tl
he i pteia
? '.. Mr?. Ma
rhe worn? ? ru.
if the pla ? ? when
! t ws s pe :
.
? ' Vi*
?" the
? ?aal
,::ip?!i7n t's '
In the i "atbeletie j oun^
man" who l._..d!ed the ballot BOB man
aged to break It, Ini-pector Sweer.e.
MOM around and had it pat.l.e.j g
44 itk pepei erei the ope. li?e? and Mr?
Hlatch ?aid, "Oh. certainly, that wa -
all right?" Beweeor, ?he announced
hei Unten tie. of atar.d.r.g by whin the
bellota w? re co.inted
Ihi're whs a good ?;?.',! no*, when
alie produced a box of sulfi r??'?- bottoni
? sw.irme.l ?.?? the polling
arid big men grabbed for the
button? erar th. bey?' outstretched
nrm.s. Mrs. Hlatch ?ark hie." ?
? chair in the corner. If ?he had In?
to an older generation she
? here fhiatoe.
"This is no scene for a poll.ng
place," she fa?: ad
'1 bey ordered the button mob out
? ??lde, and th? policeman tripped over
a half dozen ?mail boy.?, and ?prawle?!
",e sidewalk. It wa? very un
'
Her Smile Si-arc? Chlne?e Vnti r.
Mr*. Alice I?u?r Millei Wetebed at
Ch.than Bgurc where three ('hineae
ri gil tere-l.
?rytk ng w.i rerj ?niel and
t.," ?he reported to headquarter?.
?.i the picket! smie.i ?t . a
? ?? and he r.?n ?v?h\ hut I don't
?rua/ine wa nee?! regret hi? vote."
"Our eh.??e? incident of the day."
??id Mr?. HUtrh. "wat a drunken man
who for?/ot how to ap?ll hi? name, an?l
| ?a.uiitd aero?? th? ?sag? with bia p?n." ,
...
ng t
?what'
? - . .: - What diff?t
?nc? doe? it moka ?h?*ther *.h? wesson
'.. hot'? it ? > \"'i!"
His ei m ponies grlnaed rathof ?h?-??p
lahly, 'Why, I v???d for th* women.
t ??? why the] ?hoaltta't have
they wBiit ?ad I klad el w?sA le
? hr.w th?-, 're making oat "
"GoshI yn'i n?" ? ' i ?" sasse 'he
Y-i j ?ai le ? sel yol plea??
Go on ?>ut and ?tend alth the o that
i .'.? Coteh you death ef c<-i<l. too
1'ut I'm gen? to bod."
Th? wat. r hs?i been listening to 'h<
eoevoreatiofl H-? ?pois t.. th? writer
'What ?lo . ,i thine? Shoal it. ll?r
II? wa? tid
He V??te?1 fur the H?ime.
"W.'ii. ?ir, i rotod again?) 'tie woman
?nd I llwsyl will I d?.n't peo no re?
rhi woman thoald vote. Wh??n
th?v en th? real ?eaeli if us men
laayhe 111 vote far thoos. Hut now
why, ?varybody dofors to them. They
I know, but they aren't
(Mated Ilk? MOI are. 'I hey have a'i
easy time Thay aren't e?|iial ant they
. :,'- v?i'^ .1* equals No, ?ir.
?-.(.mai ? in th,. horn"," an?! b?
? . *d for hi? '? ?rboeity,
Then ?'??,. -.v..re th" theatre?. Every
iiiiiiv. from the 'iovern.'i' of New Yolk
i?> the man ?hn think? that wo.n.n.'s
i . , <? if ??;?? Inline, weal tO th? theatre
.? . g| i Mr, Whitman went to the
Hippodrome, but h roald b? si fair to
? . ,,?..-, ? are the othi i fel -
? v ???..- ('.?side?, m the front page
indicate? this morning, those were
? nough of him in New i ?>rk I Ity t., ,r
toad all th? thootre? ?ad many ?,f th?
pictur? t."U'??.
bloat ef thi ; soal? a-ito weal to th?
rheatrs laid thai they did It to iscapi
? ? ... - ? ?. At " i b?
:'. ? .? i ry ef PeaeeM New York ???
destroyed by th? in?/a?1era, to the oc?
eompanimenl of th? noiaa of falling
,'? and booming eaanon behind I
the scene , and vet one nervni? -.?
? that it was so qalot
and restful in the theatre.
l.overnor. Too (,ot News.
Rut f Gat/oraer Whitman honed to
I.? able to r''rj,-.-' thai It ??? a? ?lection
night h? did not lacceodL The ?agi?
e;. | of th? Hippodrom? press agent
spotted t?:'.- Governor a1 h? ?atorad the
?1 d ' oil! that ' Ira? it was all
off. Mr Whitman and his party were
thoom t" a Aral balcony box, and the
pro?? up".' at lose mad? arrangea
t?i have th? rotara? wireloeeoa to the
bo? ? if a f? a minute?. An ,
?. ? . ?. ,.?>.?.
After ? ? .?i" ?if hundred Hippo-'
. girlt had el abad up 'he ?a.l.ler
of loi ' Go' ernor w tman eoi tinted to
COllHiient mi the litUal " . :ticii! ,
litu ition.
"There .s, ef course, very little that
1 inn ii..'' i.?' reniai ked. "1 g
from ' ' '?'?.' ? f
h.i . beoi Ri ? b
out the state, and thai I?
gratif] | ? Atsemblj un
?? Republican, and ! t.cliev?
I m m I i -t !':<??! in eonsidaring thai ?s an
ment of th? administrai on.
"Nea York, it appeoro. recorded the
normal Democratic vote, ' am ? cti imi
Parkint ho? be? n d?
footed II? mad? a good eompaign
and in- wa? a Ana Di?ti l tttornoy. l
? ? ? triai? thai ba a?oul?l be .? i? ???? -?
? ben I appointed I im.
. ? - from M> " I are
part lar I) gratifying. I am told I i
McCall .etod hi aboat
20,1 .i" "
Ai.d thereupon the Governor began
ne? ii growlag intoreal in the
Bogann r troupe? and i tad.
E.ven Movies Had Ri.Metias.
In hhif a doSOa ef the important
? r-i? -...?.i. attempt? to get the
audioneoa grea-ly ?xoitod ui???ut the re?
turns. Sometimes the attempt? ?uc
ceeded, and othar times th? y ?lidn't.
Th? Hippodrom? and th? Ceetary war?
the oiily two-dollar hoaaoa to disoemi?
nate the nttri, Bal th? Palace, i .i
lonlnl .? ? all other vaude?
ville thei t re? broka I - gentil as
i., tibie, and i!. th? ?mailer picture
th? i a?? - ''.;. bed en the
M'CALL WINS IN
MASSACHUSETTS
( eatlaacd hem p??e i
administration has fa!!??! to carry out
its pm"v platform,
"Thi? rerdicl in hfaaaaehaaetta bears
witnet to this. Il i- i rebuk? to *he
itral m Walah a a
a thi Dei ?rata i ltd
:???? ??'.' ? ,1
:'.
11
?
? ? '..?-. B d :>
tally ev.'ry
Voting pro? ' ' ' Tin* ratio held ut?,?
ity almo?', tbroogh th? n'a*e. An im?
promptu r. COptlon wa? he'd lit the
antit' headquarters, with Mrs. Clara
Vc7.!n, campaign manag.T for the autts
in New loroePi IS pue-t of hon-r.
Mrs. J lu? Balea, who did a largo
part of the financing of the antl cam
paign, bad thi te
"The result ??usuries our faith that
the !.-? n o'' itta would itaad
nutjotity ef the womea, ?ad we
are hi pay II 'in- ki . . ? ? .
can now turn our ?acrgti ? M eil e .?nd
"(?h. Fell, you i-.iuliln't dei .-.v.- i,
i'iir tha\" irr.'i
merril)
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pai .. . ? . i tei
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after ail that ?r.'ij'.'le, just beca..'.- i
in a? lay."
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'?v?-r ? taffrag?
os \ ? "We're all
? ? ? deal you !??
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Negro Di?trl?t Orderly, Too.
tetoi hast ' ?
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? much in ei ?.?
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one
yet, hut I'm '. : I g to " -1 ?? ? ltd "Fivery
'h'i.g II perfectly l"?/elv here."
Min Margaret Vail, Pro? d< t Wll?
? ?ce, had t? be row .e?i by a po
licem-in from a mob of n?gr .??? at Tenth
Avon i? ind Sixty I ral I tro? I
"! m :. o i're a Soethcreer, Mi*s.' he
laid. "It must hurt your feel.r.gs to
have them rotiBf about a-heiher you ,
shall rots "
"It did I just had to put my South
en pr.'it in my pocket," she said, "but
I'm glad I did ?' im >;?? eat i ? ths
Itreel again to m..rrow if I thought the
cause noedod me."
It WS ... all over the city. The
work *.?? ,, lagTeoobie, lad the women
?t-.-? v?i>, rory tires bttfore it was
IflM Maty (?nrrett Hay, Mrs
.-. Da It. Whitehooee, Mr> Car?
1 ...jman Catt and Mrs. Ulatch. the
big beiSO? of the movement, had been1
on the job since ^ o'clock. All day l??rg
decorate?! ?total c:.r? tore about th?
city, carrying the ln?p?rtors to various
It Katharina H :>a-. ia,
of the nth Assembly Dia
tr et, maile thre.? trip? over her rout
- noon.
M :?s I. Illaa D. Wald said that the
1 .. ? Bid? wa? ?? friendly to ?uffrag?
that e'.4Ction ofllri?!? had call?-?! to her?
with tears :n the'r ey?? trat they had i
been neglected, there were no women
watcher? ?i their pel.?
The Repuhlicaa .-aptain of th? loth1
Election f istnct told Mis? Wald and
Dr Davis that one eld man had ?Tied
whin h? marked hi? ballot wrong for
auftrage.
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The Capital Bf iri? Nailon
SUNDAYS
Nov. 7, nnd Dec. 5.
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"For the women who H'""
?ngag? i ,n pel tica for a lime thai
reta n permanently tha non-par
ti?aii?hip necessary for theil beat
?tete and t?
nbeundad I o I ?
to the voters of Massachusetts, I i
pars wh leh have gl rea a
fair treatment in their news columna
? ? | i all wl eh? In the mm
palgn we give our heartfelt thank*."
fired phyaically from the hard cam?
petg. they had W.ged, b i ?/rinnitig In
. .. of .i '.?. ?i 'o ,? ?? |ef it, ?
of Ihem put it. the suffrage part,
forth a? their Boylston Streel hi !
i iring,
The luffrage campaigi ?chu
? ? ..? again neal Tb.r
Jus' , ne day of 11 I
allow l hems? it n t all
i ?. ? ' again.
win Renew Fight at Oece,
The Legislatura for two sueeci
I e?ir* n.iisr pa., again I resolution .>r
')',.? question to be submitted te |
te, ?o that it may not be ui" 1
,'.'17 that women may vot? In M? -,
chlisett?.
? is another way by which S.f
?ay b? ?s*rn"'ed IB a vear. flem
D.I W. Mi C.I1, ;he next ' iovernoi. ?
i edged tc ? eo lali'u'ional i
eh the nffragi qooatlon shail be
taken up. He probably will recommend
. neural address, Tl?.- Leg?
?alature has the power to call the i
?. ? ? -."., ,? i the question m i ?' be sub
mltted to popular vote. So thnt it lal
e ?hat Massaehesetti will rote
again on the suffrage question next;
y.ar Every Candidate fur GOT?
I id I? lare.! for suffrage.
GiUlipoli Sick LJT-t 78.000.
London, Nov. 8, in the llouae of
?is to -day. Herald I. Tonnant,
p iii li m ntary under Sccratei v
It ? tetad that appri
oflleen and men had !?> .?n rcnn-i-il
rum the liai! ; ol? i . on account
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