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ADVENTURES IN ANTI—LAND—Floyd Dell LABOR AND THE FUTURE—Amos Pinchot CONFESSION OF A SUFFRAGE ORATOR—Max Eastman THE SANGER VERDICT The Sexual Question MasSsSEsS OCTOBER 20TH By Avouy P is the date on which Max Eastman‘s Winter Lecture Tour from the (Z THIS Magazine is Oun— Atlntieto the Paciie Const will be fally arranged.. Mr. Eastman has ed and Published Co— been in Europe this summer and will tel what he thinks about Reproduction and. Evolution operatively by its Ed: of ‘Living Beings—Love~— . itore, It has no Dividends WAR AND THE SOCIALIST FAITH Secut Pathology—Religion to Pay, and nobody is try— Hi other ecturesare and Sexual Life—Medic ing to make Money out of and Sexual Life—Sexal Mo— it. A Revolutionary: and REVOLUTIONARY PROGRESS raliy—The Sexual Question not a Reform Magazin Is there any, and what is it? in Politcs, in Pedagogy, in Magazine with a Sense of Ant. Cotraceptives dis— Humor and no Respect for FEMINISM AND HAPPINESS cussed th, S550.. Rec— the Respectable; Frank; An address delivered before the Chicago Woman‘s Club ommended by Max Eastman Arrogant; Impertinent; foseat e Tok infi mete n hewame BP7 in ie Searching for the True Calage Te Sime book, cheaper ‘binting, Causes; a Magazine Di— WHAT IS HUMOR AND WHY? naw $1.do rected againet Rigidity Eirst delivered as "A Humorous Talk" at the anval banquet of the and Dogma wherever it is Chaiber of Commerce, at Syracuse, N, ¥. President Wilion said on Psychopathia Sexualis found; Printing what is that ccasion that it was "the most delightfil combination of thought too Naked or Trus for a and humor he had ever listened to By Dx. R. x KuarreRue Money—Making Prose; a (Views) "POETRY OF EVERY DAY" O n 1 y authorized. English fey in to do as it Pleases A discusion of the piychology of all poctic Inguage Adaptaion .of the Twclfth and Coneiliate Nobody, tre bore os ts M i ne, M Fatme hs wad ie i German Editon by ©. J. 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N ANSWEE TCO APCRITHIC yf 90 camot asbcite to Thz Mass it seens, becaie of it ntot The fs of ho is Iypoctsy; and the ovresion crant ns (And abould you think us prove to conse th sinner withthe in e— And ts recorrentstress on critim and denonciaon meniber that esen Jers n hssense of ourage over mongychanging ¥ou donot beive that bitemessand intolonnce ever blp a caise, or in the temile,forgt once or tnce to be courteous to the mongy thatany end can make Sunvorthy® methods jsifatie ctangers) 1t i vry modern=this fa of all ntlerence—ths whotenl labding of Towards thre two fores then, perating our chiltion, appearing in a routh, ungente methods as "anvorthy" oosind forms,intrwoven in a thouand conbination, ssble, in Jerisdid not lav i siiows, polsatou, destrictie—crtng th very beart out of all tat Hisinolerance of Phariaiin i s fanitar that we, quite paidly, over: is beatifiland dasratte in if, chariy—and your—is miapleed leok it prsentday sinifeance And so, you fiend of Troth and Juste, we ask you not to set us mite The early Chritins did not have it too is Nor the Abolitonits Itmay b that adeeper search stullereal to you—as has Inppened with And inss with all his carty and largeharteitss, had mever it many another=—tat our atred is not for any cas nor menter of a men fee Int for the itermens of thote ferce denincations which clas, ut for an exeny of aother order atontter paved the way fo a daring act 1t may even hapen that you will d thisfoe of uts to b not inworthy These is one thing—and pefans on ony—f which we may be fitoleant of yoor stecls And there is on thing=—and pertaps one only—tovards wiith we may That you wl come in and help us destoy th detrver fel biter Nore B MASSES Vol. VIL. No. 1 OCTOBER — NOVEMBER, 1915 Issue No. 53

ADVENTURES IN ANTI—LAND Floyd Dell 6707E NOF the tamer sreamed at me. 1 went Junes, Cartinl Gitbens, which in. 1 held in my hand d conided in them, and litened to thcie secrus; Th dlemtor starer informed me tat Bat 1 did‘t /1 was afaid ste would think T was ied thei advice and taken it; sought som notle women, aninated by a keen sense of plie ce 1 merely sils "I want out thie 10— feal dat, and feafalthit toyet some of your «ie on allpouie ocaions; id to have them atout the men of New York Sat lersure whererer 1 was at work or wight vete wrong it lef o themelvs, t se u shop "Cerninly,®ahe sid, and proceded at la, saring topeher here to eachthem to l me Aity the gloy, th joy, the comety and the burden of the what was what.. O the thid feor cent worth. Ateasahe charged me Aiy cent or i world, T thought you aee, ht 1 would find them, e sit, eqviped with canpuign in one of the panphies T read, they were perios ie Htratare, apenkers,and an edvcatinal wilestanding ther, mt ptonograph. 1 of th alimess with which the women who oppored Well ty araie 1 know bettr went up wonan asffage Ind to content now. And T shuts They confened der to think how I hae ben descved.. I nearly made a mitake and enteed a door matked id the pamphies, o a atwesle belore Dr Clarle Ms: Arthor M they could 1 Dan, h of thesito medieal eole 1st me on the Dodee—Priate". Just in time 1 make up hlr minds to cone forart vish tack There or," he says, saved myiel from intruding nto the sarctum of the 1 looked at the woman before me and 1 inticee the high prietss with a new ad: words vome fandonasta diferences btwemn thebony of wonan‘s datr Rveryon knows what Had she had t stgele with hrslttefre ont the nervou strctizes of womt woran‘sdaty hnd I Buted o hink of what ered se could come forvard and acl antisufge pane n ond men The and tender acene 1 would thas Prairatom of woman is relatiel— . But 1 camot ruddly have burst in pifest No dooky, no doubt. Bat, fike a Sparin o on withit=i s too painfil. Sufic t to pon. Mr: Arthur M Dodge wouldhavebeen egaged mother, she concaled her agony. Ste did up my ther y that in snckting a bby,at the veryfest ar diferencs btween th exes. "I do not iny" panptles withoot a tace of sufering and took my eorceles Dr. Dans magnaninoul, that they When I entered the other doo,the eductioal ph— Aitycets with apparet cheerfuness. One would have vent will pre rograph was being played. 1 gatered tat it was an a woman from voting. bt they wl prevet her (houzht she actaly enjoyed bing there in that pubtc from ever bcoming a mant 1 had not antiauftage spesh A very eicient wonan in aatire plic and tilng to casalstrangers. One might eien ot thaet tougte wait and tif colar stood litering. To men cce bave imagind tht ahepreferred it to the sered day vied caies T alo ho enc curousy In a fat mt ‘No one can deny," he sys "tat the mean weigh of cooking.. She locked as it she relihed th td of of th 0, 7. and C.5, in a man i q and in woman at; l woice the machine was sn ings "Chivlyy must be earning twentvfve dalazs a week. Ab1 dhooght 1 or that thre is a ninifeant proservsd" Knowing something of the laws of civ the bersim and the iypoceby of wonant diference in the pevi alo, I alnced quicly at the two men, expcting them airdle"_Al, that ol dierenc in the menn weiht Bat T was culy beriming to lean—Fity. co! of the 0, T; and C. 8. To think tht 1 had gone to eapshamefcedly o their fet and offethir chairs Those pamptttsare worththowsads of darsto me anong to th santing lad, ut thy cotinned to sz them for years withou noting i i they are worth a cent! 1 leared about women from Dr. Sedgnic, the nted Mlogin, you furthr. T fitened to the mactine agnin Tt was mping them. There is that mater pychoogit, the Hon. ies He "Womans place is in the home" "fits which are not generlly dicsied in the 1 looked at the Eiits Root,and M eny L Stimeon, former sere nevapupers" And therefor, of cours, not qoently woman.. She was nodting appronl ty of war, who has searched ontthe depent neeets known. There is the dark and "Thats a good esord,"ahe uid as it uied me of Womaa‘s heat There is Profescr Witlam °T terile fic, for nc men agrend with he staree that every fvontright—n0,I cannot eing my. bastly. T pided up a panptiet Sedewick hss moted Wologit, Curstor of Giass Jas weltotell t 1t is t siniter, oo dslfindonising from the tall, and read No wich revolutonay in the Masnchsets‘Inthite of Tecinology and D: Of change asthat which proposesto take woma from cours 1 knew about thee hings—ute inate: the Clurks Loonis Di who taustt plysiclgy ts intent T knew that women had babies,and that M piceshe now boldsand where men love to eave wonan‘s medial coere in the S and more recenty ty twentisigt=in ator, 1 know. Buc her, and pot he bravling in the arkstiice, can ever bsame prfemr of nervous dscsesat a plae caed T did wot susecd? know the dreadfil signifance of thee things. T did Belsse Hosplal Medial School—one of the worlds rot know thit hey eat woman o8 forever from plie When the worin had ffshed making arrangemeats leading newologsts. (Vou Iavent heant of them feat and ntlestoal ie for the se or ret of acetain mumier ofthe records Well soch is fameU) There is the anonymone achoo Bot thy dot. ‘These great ant the men had gone, she turmed to me boy whore cssy on Feminism i eprntefrom scentfe authoriden y "What can I do fr yout" she asked the Un 10 an it must b tse, ‘hese things, innocet as they opdar Review, there is the avendercented old ady abrars seemed to me, have marked wonan as a thng "Do for me? What could you do for me but con— who writes edrinls for the New York Time;, and Apartfrom tm to be what you ateca wonant T beg you. thelif of mankind. She dos no think as dear feall thereare the ty but hadgpwoind antiasttace man thinks; hr whale pychology is deranged by the mmadam to preserse thosepeeless prevoative nteren laties themselves fast o in youe sex, thore charme and graces which exlt her sexs moch of the time sh s praciall nc you Erom all these 1 Leaned th trienatire of woman sane, and at no time is she to e trustd to take part . and make you the omanent and devted conpanion of And 1 wat t tllyou t is something to ea. T can in ¥ou ar indad a qween, and your empire man‘s afain. Sh is chroncally quer; of an "wn is the bardly beleve mt 1 thought 1. ow what stible precoit." She i not in fat a peron at all it domesti kingdom The areatest triimpts you would woen were k 1 had had some aigt experience of apableof achiev in pui i fate ino nienicance, madam.— thnkingand acting for hrill thers must thesex a a ton,a bothen, a hisbad. a Tver T hnd think and ctfor her. If pernittedtotebaveasa free fatefnto inignfeanc,I sy, compared with the serene plazed with then atodind with them worked beside and independent himan heig, she would do infury t alory which ratines from the domesti shrin which them in fitoriesand ofies, darced with them, dised you Mumine and warm ty conural and mothery vir hevlt and the conmunity win them, walted with them, uhked win then Through all hi hereruns a strain o dark implia And I bad allatong comiderd them persons jus ie tim, 1 nighthave aaid this, qutingfrom the statement by which T have met before—in th apecaitions of men, only mker—zome of them very much niees 1 smage meticinesen on "the mysteroos sex"" Si

. Tus masses Alrmcoth Weighteshoes thechit seetif asthoriy of avay from met. She gves me the crees t thnk of. And yet—can these people be mistahent—1 have the Eko in Southern Nireia, who "as no one can Have 1 been anecating unavares with that kind of known women who were mothers L have seen some. dery" has thought deeply upon thefat that wonin i ereatre? Pliying wit it taking to it towching it—2 thing ofthediscomfort and th delight that chidien marked resurrinaly wh a manguin sign and mbject Let me retreto a monastery brings Xhave helped pot erving bublesto tees and to the dreadfil masic of childit Ste is terelre But the panphits puedle me, Having osublated Tt the dlicous softness of nfantle fesh apuint not on any account to h alloned to touch a weapon these dark ftsabout woman,theytel you o cherih my chetk And in all histhereseemed to be moth« (hat is to be ud n hanting—herinfuence would ring her, worthip her, make her the queen of the Kichen ing debomianiting. I never fled to regaed woman, bad lock, The revertertions of her plniolnial and the nasery and the bedtoon, the comolaion and in site of her babies as a perio, a fcllow haman emergencen" se Sz Alnroth—how this ptrase vould delght of you lt Wky, T stoul Tiketo know? bein. pieme Abm, the graat wichdactor who liva. near 1 can‘t get any consolition or delight ot of that What i 1 wererighs ater al> Oksnt Knd of ereature. 1 can‘t bear even to read about Suppose it were trie that women lke men, "This witchedoctor view of wonankind is sted, mott— her. 1 dou‘ want to chersh her, T doat want to only to us, sweete, lovcler, more desinble com« stt expandad, argoed. wrsed. onl vertome by the protest he, 1 don‘t wast anything to do with her panions—and with the same sease, the same inter. weigh of authorig, I am conpelld to acep t as the James, Cardial Gibbons may say what he ies,but eats, the same need of worl and play? 1 hate t do it It hrts me to bleresuch 1 will be danied if 1 will enjoy the "eoujupal vir 1 could go on living in that kind of world. And things of the airle 1 have alvays got along o well tues" wih a women who in‘ t to vte 1f woman ranky, 1 can‘ttve in the other.. 4 just as soon 1 dont tke i t all Bot I mt fcethetrith i ik that al san y ii—tnke her awayt commit uicite. "The aightmare of antioufrage op— what then? "Thr, s thepamotet, keepher Apparenty they have persuided me of too muchy preises me. 1 will go bick to my onn counte elow,de‘tft her out, atove al don‘ lt her meddlc thse panphiets They stow not merdy thit wonin where a woman is a perion, with a mind and will o with menls afis T should hk nott lan‘ t to vot,they ive good reatons for beliering . her own ft for all the rough, sweet uses of this Give her the vote? Give her mothing Keep her hatsh fan‘ ft tolve harsh and happy lte

W o m n Returning’

The Wind To the Trees She hath ow heartfor majety and rapture id dares mt hear the choral song 1 sing P75R ht ie gone, 0 Insahty evcliome d asthejetam that T spurn and weatir—— Where hath se ons 0 cedars on the hilk? Fearil to ied her to my routh cxreies= . Liveonk and oypre,tel me of her goine~— She dases not Where is he hidden for whom 1 have ben secing. se of me the gie 1 would brine Secking with an aneuah and ardor te thrls? Ste, whor we wonbipped, wint and sex topier Trees on the Ailleda, and wummits wonder—ld Where hath she gone, 0 my trees of th foret She is a queen detvoted, a ath unbonored Whe, in her o bore my bufeting wth you—— A landlockad alert ha, voiedese and wad She who hath faced nc in mom of berieing, Stavart and staunch and defant and trie? Where have y hidden er for whom 1 must sorron, Who with her mate, and her fat endosed child A Woman Hears, Rises, Answers Marched leags agsinst me, my rage overconing Hearion, my beothers, Wind of great conplining Hardy as be brothers and thowed fr endarance Tess o th forew, where the hill stand high Glad of my song in the darines and the wild? Sea of grat halty mus, 1 am coning Hearien, my brotirs, for LoL. I am retuning! ¥ild un your queting now, fr srel it is 11 Open is th house doo rven is my priion, The Trees Answer Wite is my cloier and the vay winds fre We have not seen h who once was our bedoved 1 am bt Aicid—for loog I have been ide—— Our der famitan, car coe and comant fint 1 am but wasted by the yeas cptiviy Leaves would we give to lothe hr slendd botom, ¥et hiv 1 lngs t draw thee t my bosom, Blonems would offer, to crown her high borne hexd—— 0 Wind of sorme and buflaings sbline. On the dark earth most our peals fnd an ent 0 Wind of atrs unsented in ou cites 0 Wind unrstingand intiteas Tinet She, who would lan asaint ou trinks fr her resiog She whore like arm wrenched our dead boughs from Ne 0 ires beloved, around you bols 1 fing m She, who was plesed by the shler of our brances Neath sreating bouls, in pasionate desp oc Drinks no more sn from the bark thit know her hife And when my cildren stil have ned of cinbing ‘Them to your anas stll my feil arms relaset Where hath se gone? Ab, Broher Wind, we know not 0 aea erative 1 have love thee ver— Sing we he dise, who ltnbsnotto her owns ¥en 1 wl lve me thy chld in the contntt Where we are stroug to atrenatin her in lton, Strog in old ratire upo thy heaving combers— Hte, w onc came with hes now comes to us alnel Strog in new congues won thy cold Hae waters—— Stroger and troner now, as ty Cretor meant Sin ye no dires, 0 brothrs, for my dying! T am not dead, tndec, nor yet rsigned t ds The Neighboring Sea Calls Out Hather i new lfebegotien now within me 1 am retunig,ving ye for my coningt She is not dea, though ahe is wan and paid— T am coming atrongand fre as vas that lde 1— Down to my shores my wavevept beactes dn Woman to her eart, her motherlind rewring—— Slony she comen, and brigs her pany childre, Stong to sedk her oun and reign=0 brothers it is 11 When all my mood is gente and serene Aascerme Winnoos spher.

Who‘s Afraid?

CONFESSION OF &A SUFFRAGE ORATOR Max Eastman and so and so hatthe day of th catio lgicin Tike the day of 1 WaS ne + a question of mak peot belive in past.. What on tine ressont the ben ts of women‘s fredom it n a we as ed and cotited and many of 0 o flle and e the And all te batrct a feotsh t I renenta that daringthe patni c s is the prom idis who koows t n of making then l Cattoria wite of atter peoic and y e then in a se qunent in the world i i me iya w ot the abstect argument, (belon then,as woll a tion ground wi ty heaute ce voted c mg wit a t im theticway that there is m fun for thing could be exiited o, in hi efi way 1 a for himanity in even, in the new direcion and a ie Soptons i Countia. Ar dcfwed man ie aninal a ook is worh allth prootsand refttions in the have ben faborig under dat c that Awonan‘ a solmtary ind xo i he Take dhat famous propontion wiat he dntie and it is the ces it the sute Te and vien and a se a while aso to lamn the reaons for or mt of ie pecity in h m tar bad his opinion uon meston inoling sex, i beause in dear d ayig hnd sach an over these mavers hi ied the e al t reaion wort dicitin whetnin d it anes have a mt mds of t nd abstrct It s the etemal ore And ho answer, it you romding in ut thoe ie mere 1 newe und in at my pta i to be Most cultvated wanderings ho mb it crudcy wit ea masining or e the way as dlthes are.. cfi of an re ie thn there i indecet atout a ate dscoveret vo profereic.. 1 beli, en t provndie Mitoricl nai of 1910 more than woutd fare 1 ter, it they were ity a ie tt ty ie i i inented th deciate tnen in that according the cems monlting wites rt in ovinions i sown devce fr 4 a man the trutte atrays im, and touh that particair ssintt employment? There is somtting alnontfnderos atou the ati is the homet Do you k w t a profesinal s prope mds t his ki of a o woman is n ty ded,he se wit is pr Woman‘s meatwand in the suffage movement on «ty us Masses "Womans do you keow tat i ause reain ic is only their servan, ae th divine home, wheneve t is Bat there are maay wonen who fity years all the work that w men wsed to do within and unanswersile thing in usalk would respond to her on accont o thi natural dipostion perbaps,or pee the foue wl of her house has ned outimo the asertion more efectivcl, as wl as more pleaa haps on accout of thir sacal o Anancal nination, Wonas ashere the homet: Do you know t as The trith is tst any rform which asoiates inelf can not fintion apply in hi sphere; and they ar asinple m nhere of those women wio vite te name of lierty, or democrags pecilarly oaly hnderd in the whotesone and frubfal sluton most nend the prottion of : government and th adaped to this more persisie Kind of propaeands. of thi ies by th dogma which you and your socet laws, is not the home but the actory and the market For Hibery does ot demand that any given peron‘s hold over them, and whic mulized and c Why to say tat wonan‘s sphere is the home a lases or 1 o a vay of life b reformet. e frene as poltial mequalty ty the fondamenal the cens s t i‘ is fike sying the Grth l after a handred tawsand peplelave sated ound it s dogna, and intited as morlity or lw upon even Thos our ataton of the worin quesion would Wel—u amault and bttey of theintelet wl body h. Tt demands hi perins stould be made appear to ati, not out of our oun personl tate in proiuily «e the gonte idealt for a time,but it free in th porsit of thir oun tates or in feninine tpe, but out of ow vey resopniton of the wil wot ater the diretion of her wit She never in This te most ardems safeagit might bvin by an fact tat tastes difer We would propmeantis not tended to xpros a tatitict oninion, and the nes smering our domestc idelit="Wel, 1 suppoe it is a because we are cranks and hive a fred Hdn atout time on ace her ahe willhe teling somelody che charning and beasiful thing for you to suy i what evervtody ce ustt to besome,and what must for she will n i you any more—tht "womaa‘s home, sice you are haopy there 1 myutt tave a be dane about i t one, bt becuse we are trving to proter saber is th hame®. In other words, and this coule of neithors who have slved thci potlem of acept varity and the natual inclation of ll sorts is whatahe m the fsttime it you only tad th wift lfetht way too and 1 neser have an argument wit of peoleas by presunption Te seljutifed and of snderstantig, °L Iike woren whose sptere is the them. Wiy? Becaisethey recognice that all poplcs divine, We wantthem all t be free home My hstand lies them, too And we stould problens are not to b soled in the same way. They Such in the pecolar advatage that the propasanda both be yery untarpy lad to go to work ounite resomnce the varictes of human pature. They recor of Iberty has ove all the eanecical enthwinins it 1t does‘t seem charming or besutifl to us nize that exch on of us has a uniqse protlem of ie does mt at the fst gasp ask a man to morily hi Now there is a bettr way to wi ove a peion wih to slve, and he or she must be made freeto olve i Tt mercy asks him to cease announcing his uch a gif of strong oltion and dlzate fecine in ber own ui That is daneenags That is on spontaneousincnation as the tpe and exennlar to jum down her throut with a sathe fll of suri e m ety of man. Thst is what univenal ufrase of aneel vitie, and demanding that eventody che tss 1 think a propmeandit who realued that here means, and wouldaccomptshsofa as plitnl chang be likehim.It res to remove another old nesatve was an expresion prinarly of a haman wish and tat can accomptiah it dogmatc ncsbos from the shouldrs of auiing these wistes montaneoss artitans mnressonet. te T us asree that woman‘s proper aptere in the tooart varty and. reiation That is wiat the Pugualer Aecrire +5 siffage promuanda is doine 1t would be follyto prctnd, howerer, hat th pric thte of exnal Iery is the only motve tetind the suffage movement. 1 have sid tat i s the prinary on I¢ is at Teast the Prowdes, the surest, the one Sociely won which the comverin of a perion whose tate emors yourscan be most gracoulyintroduced Cherishes But there is yet another way of clnging a perion‘s the and that is to stow him that he bimiclC has deeser withs which contlet with it And there is Doll—Baby one deep wish in particlarthat alnostall women, and Tdea most men possess, and that is a with for the wolre and advancement of.ther. chilren And just as "Woma‘s aphere is the home" tpites the volinury foree opposing womin suftage, so "Women one t t thei childen to deveop their oun povers" onifes the fore tht farom it Univeri eiientip has meant in hinan hitory nieral edwction. That has bee, next to a cerain presins radinentof lerty, ts chiet valoe That will he is chif vaue to women for a long time to cone And by edicaton I do not mean merely politcl e cation. 1 do not mean tat it wll avaken in women what we c a thoug it wil, 1 suporn ant a t is a good thine I mean tat ty sivin to women a higher lce io on socal excem, it will pomat thei unierst deveopment We are not educated very much by amiling we stidy in achool o se writen on the backcboart. That does not dternine what w ow up to ts "The thne that dternines w at we grow up to be is the matural expectaios of thore around us If socaty expecs a wl to tec ne a flly develpod, actve and intc: Heent ind doat, she will protably do it It socey her to renain a dalldaby all hr ite se will mmke a noble efortto do that n cther cse she witl not atgetier sueeed,for thre t bereliary Tinie ts ht the reonslty fr the main trend of the reilt is with the socal conscerce Soear and siceand eventhing neo "That is what ie wirl are made of Stim and aail and poo—dons al That is what lt boys are made of" "There is an examole of what as been educating us Thac k 4 of baby:tie has done more harm than at the dinanite that was cver Tt of in the imory of Breen t Morce Bee the word ¥ou mt as well pt poin in the mit wasses all sn is to b ended. And ts in the chiet thing we e ct of wonen‘s citzemti It wil formalte A Militant Nursery in the puble ind the higher it t tit tall dereon Trom the feot of the young gits of the futie, They wl no Tongr the crom thre arose Howard Brubaker grow up,to b outide the yeatsof motherhood, mere and went out it 0 drudees or parlor omanont They will no loneer world a. womantood A keen observer visits London during ty to atisythir anbitons bysecing who can parade that did.not, denand the social but Zeppelin season the most exrer buffooneris of contempory fshion or c Oreaten on the pobti ghway. They wil grow uw to be in or aromte tve tesn to London to ook at t queen idals, and satity ther am bood renomcing yild biions only with the highst ries of adventre and fng.loving and there he whote ropal finily nnter a clat actierement tat fie ofers For And the benefe of that will fill wpon us all—bot thae chiely upon the ciéren of theie women when the has been the law of A nursery thyme are mothers..or if we are going anpwhere dhat a lite. it is "There was a man in our town and he was wondrous sane idedism would have us go, we must fst sep smeercd at and. ve cormitine the joine Orly a deveoped and fll jeced today ty the Hte made a lt of dynanite t wllto the Atfs contiuted fndvieat i t o bethe mother of a child damoross; in it has And when thir cah was rming low w al hi Only one who has henelf madethe mont of the prs— made ot wonan whit might and main eat is t to hold in her arms th hope of the fture ve now ma her. tte ssid "Well do to Germany jut what we doneto We hear a good deal atou "chwelfre" in these Prom Should Women Spaint diys, and we hear the busiess of chilwelire ate Voter" publuted ty varced as one of th arguments for woman sufrage the Natonal Anci— ‘To me it is aimos the art of the arsiments, bt it tion Oppored to Wone Cinderella‘s Big Idea works in my min a ltl diferendy from what it does on Sutrire Cinderda had a anall foot ht ahe put it down in th minds of the peple who wete the hard pariplMes, T do not want women to have for the ate "t wor‘t sand this any longen" ste mid in part of thi dittren, the cotot of the milsuply and i going to move to Brideeport and strike for the the food laws, half so much as I want them to have cighchoor day for the sike of thir ditdren, all the TO EVERETT P. WHEELER experience tiat they can pouly get (Abones w aten teapen i wl in and drit in viat comectin betveen dhitcnefire and ty dit mne t e wte wa, w w m en Germany puts into practice her new afage that is the deeser ieat No wor in in i Wl ie hy vendt o he e iey edord ie We o d ell He t vhc Wds Py C ie trmn naval policy to bring cildren nto tis world wnil ate knows to SYL miuna ty we Mscim Anodnics Orpaet ie west t Ki a whaic the fil the rough actsal chanicer of the world i Toldal Sutrce r Wears) Youpaidbiwenty fnto which sh is briming them.. And ate wil never ‘the darn thing was a submaine, and now theyre all °t may be o, good sin it may be in in pit Hnow tht untl we lif from ber—n her oun growing sin are tempted=itat we know yerrs—the rereiive peojudi that express inelf Nor alt who and maintains fwlt in efwing o make he a citren 1t may be darker things than thi are im A man who trins homes t in wetem New York And yet. upon my souh it 1 were yoo— Italy finds a solution of the over—popula— put his to me en stonaly "If you‘e going t hreed A man, nolonger young at peis, secied tion problem racehormen" hesaid, on don‘ pick o you aations Brom all t temptng women have endured Ther was an old woman who lved in astoe on a tais of spend and endaranc; and your mares and far She bad n m clidren she dide‘t know whatto do accorting to whether they have alesk hides and Tok O poverty ant immorince She ddet see how the coud e fet protty when. they hang their heads over th patore And joy tat make youth terie and doar So she set then to batle and now they‘e quite dead Heree And it youre going t raile iteligent ns 16 1 were you before 1 todk my pen youll haveto give them ineligent cfiens for moth= And wrote thowe words to hearten other men 1 do not know whether he was avare tat an And give them gretr sem of mora se A noticeable lack of harmony in the actial tndeney to selt the more itelient rtier in the long sore of common sin fike thes Hohenzollern home than a mere taining of the ineligeice of all is the would have beld my hand on are olt, Fatber Witlam the Crown Prince sit. main foree in recal evlition B what ts what he 16 1 were you, And you face hasbecome qute frig w And,«ither way t is nece of cold acenite In fre And yet you heep baning me overthe head; fae ‘the babies of this world sffr a good deat more M wells you would not undentand Do you thin at my ag t is righ" from sily mothers than thy do fo sour mitk. And Auce Duee Mirm any change in poltial fors however suertal from tn your yout." Fathr Witlam repid witha seat the standpoine of economi Juste, hat wil increme PORTRAIT OF A GROUP 1 ear t miht inure your bain the breaith of experince the it, th hamon, the mistapen, hage and uncsncerned Tt now that 1 know that a bain you ave not energeic and actve ifeiterot of mothers, can onl pyostrous T1 do it aeainand asain be resarded as a profound hitoic revlation She swaye and bulges through the oily crowd In thae broud efcts uon the progress of ferty Her heavy patince, towced with sometiing provd and it not in any pliial reslt of equit sffage Givs her a dirity she never learnd George explains his misunderstanding are t befaund an obect o deire which can rvl and Hter ath is strcwn with rags and overtsrned with William replace theidal tht oppores it They are the matri for the propasanda of he will And wiite we ols Huine of gartage. D but nver coved y itl ofd man and 1 fll on ortors are flling the ie with sylogions of Justce She hearsher hrotking weigh, as though endoved Thltel jou what t was l about and propteces of the porfcation of oltic, and the Wit the same fres wit which the Virin burned 1 hnd a bout and h tad a ew, end of chilt labo and what women will do to ware And that was how the war tegin and the policedeparinen ant the swextatopn, and Near her solder sasntersat s ce the atrestclent x derartment and the milwason of snift destrction fou with strte The unfortunate finish of a celebrated and the dairy firms how they will refom the ¥et h i cearged, ie a it of cat cous when boob they come into thi vigh, we oustt to % hamor in him ton: So when he ses Simple Smon met a sloman remeniter in our soer hearts that thoe farge warn That mountai slwly atorig tovard l human vals which have nothing to do with fori Sating throwt o polts or reform are what will gradually bent Hte mudees is conpanion, and they logh The styman drepped a tomd or two, the wites of men tovard a new ase Loos Useenervee And now thercs noone th OVERHEARD ON HESTER STREET (To the Suffrage Canvasser) "Youll have to ask the head of the house—I only do the work." Tus s A Discontented Woman NCB there was a dscontented young woman: Hter name was Florence Niehtingte She had a ies home, and he father and moth wanted her to si in it and make doties and peint in water colors. She said she would rather de They told hr tat i young women d‘ s around and make daiies and watercolor pictres and tring father his nevspaper when he asked or it a mt ; fie at ts every d the home would be broken w And sh sidahedid‘care They asked he w so it was works hat e thougte ated like to e a non, So they calet in the fanily doo— tor and he told ber ver quety d muring wasnt a lutvite profe she thonete i s ac t Mo doult ihe had ideasof minitering an wdiallyto a beaviil yoong man, and besuning en . saged t him. Well se was mitaken Sriog wis lard, diagreably n work. There were sihts in Toptals that no wonan ouilt to mee e these ustneses would ob he of her charm heles, Horence had.her way...Ste lad to fahi ayaintthe Diterest oppontion of her whote on i beforeahe wasaflowedto do it Her fther smy CTION didat undertand what had yot into th wirts head Her mother sid Presnty cane a mesige from some commitee of joy and sorzow in the world.. Pecple wil hope and imnor novels by Dickem and Thackery dlsiwomen, asking how mach money was neede vive, love and hate,they will get old and ds. "The When the Crimean var broke ou, Flo c Nighin aeasons will rotat, witer wllfollow spring, and in a to sqsip an eficnt hoipial servce. Th great sale went to frou. n those day t sot the ith geral sent back word that when England want the course of the ages the carth will get cold and end of is fger shot of, he ganprere beore thy thcie help Eind would ask for t e could mt fill io the sn Woman suffage wil not change yot stoind to doing aniling for hin A canp ho discusthe hospal qoeston wit them. Ifthey wantd yiit was a lace where you became fnfeted with ton 16 do something they could collct funds to buld a suftage will merely ater the contiiona ore diases tan the two you came in with is dtapel for Cheitin worthin in Scouri moril existence for a few mition Nightneal hnd t impecting hospals back home You se that Britih generd. undersod. what man beigs, give them a larger share of our pany and s they showed her trough one of 1e cmp ho wonan‘s sphere was 16 there had teen more Hte homan aciviies eniage. the mints ant e piil and thought they would b s of he ‘The iden hi we woulda‘t be having ts trouble now about with a few of se iitory hopes and feas for mane t women messing around a war sone anywar! wat mfrire Tt you see how one thing eadsto avother kind, and complcate wth a few new ideatsthe pro— they must be polte to her while ste was there—it and it we let them get avay with this voting businesn «essf ife on this inconseqvential lane wouldt ie ow they wl be messing about withcldtalon, iinipee ‘To troubte onesef to work for anything s imma« They were comsidertly se pricd when Miss Ne tim, prosieiton and God knows what lt teratasthis wouldindeed be hi ineale old the Brict evrst in commandt that his One thing, howeren is a comfort When a yome Having shown the futliy of the woman auftage howials were lEtces and a digrace to the Beiit woms surts to marcting in suftage parades and ind abushed ts moiny pretences with is Enpire—or wordsto that efct thing Iike that, we can pint to the dogrefil repe one caim question, our philosoher straightway be— The geo teld her,as paienty as he could, se s of Eorence Nightineals and i "Do you want again a. bisiness man or a policeman on a ie dida‘t know what ahe was talking about That to end like ber? ‘Then look outt ®. 6 war was war. That miftary hoalsahvaye tad be post. is too mc of a strain to b a pitoropher It atars would e ty That it was none of her all the time, One sim y cannot contine to take . bnsiness, mnyeays This wan‘t her var. Woult se My Favorite Anti at view of thines more than please go home and make doifest month 1e goes of to piar Ste went to the nearest howita ol pil of hot HAT is you fvorte Mine is the phie adverising campsign, or polih up a rhyme, or wate wate and an old ahie and got down on hr knce and osorher. tte intt a phitosopher by profe for burglre seribbed the foor She bad con to say sion 1e is a perfctly ord ary business man or There was a nevanarr i i there who beane is yoe or polceman tte is a phitosopher only when it teretd in this won in and wihat se was doing o comes tothe question of wonisn suftage "Then he Answer to a Correspondent and sys We diter this were fion, he would have taken her home with miles a piitosophic anite debating oib in him, and she would t c id the hst clnten 5t ence wl it make,ater lt hi word willhe the EAR Mess Oor high achoot am atvoly a woman, afer all" B thi is fcs) tte same old worlt ¥ s know it won‘t make any dif ssing to dewe the queition, "Resolved, That hud beensupnlementi thegreat Britsh Generts d Prearstion for War is the Best Tssrince for Peace® under the aipectof sternity and 1 an to uke the af matics. Wil you give me wifed and concse eports of "Satifactay proess on Viewing the unverse mA the eastem front with melotramatls mtorie of how it is se that vtes for women willnot make an some pointes Poiate OCatatan took a Rewian redoutt al by him diferece, Not that the geiteman is acctoned to and the lke. One day Miss Nithtpte mid to view the unverse in that way..Hte is frtred it his We aussest tht you point to the case of Rurope Why dont you t he wrud" eags at braitast are biled too hard. e in neri— ¥ou canshow etier how as a renlt of Europch ft ousty amoyed it the boy i the comer s out of his are to ul grat maviesand rave bage armie ah in Atost whit?" he asted or se you can tie She ponted to th dynentry ward fnvorie morning mever tte is embitered agsins now plunged in fratricdal atife; "Abou the whale meee of aitor it s new sult does‘t t polat ont how as a rslt of Euooo pepartion for "Its never teo done he waid "Bat—he was a of peace: ‘The piover=— T1 ty i provers A h red yeaee henee none of thee war she is now eafoing the Mesings things will mt ner Nor will it mater t his bus wame thing can be stown of Amera: ‘The fact that When Enland earned tit her boys were dsing Iike large and fies of preseniable dein beenty w dter to ss prospens, it Ms new book we ar at peac is due to our notoriotly was stocked.. S ty the reviewers, o it he gets a meda for bavery eficie army of boy scous; and on the other hand,as ane wite a blle wound England he takes most unphilownhic a reiul o oue unreparedness weare now at va with was the genert ¥et in theie things on te: Dana these wonent he sid. "Wfhy dant the ty ExPvesident Rooseret can be quted sty where they blonst 1t women gst the vote,there wil contince to be it t ether aspectof the itation Labor and the Future

Amos: Pinchot

AST month 1 was in Bijome, New Jones the adiniseation of ustise—zen, and contenpe of or Hibertis t a point byond endirance, has become a where, pictahters, Nired by a. copontion, law and wistion of Juste, in ondr to redice you tro card that is almowt imarkbly payed in order doninated ty phiantvopit, who cary the to otetiece" to divert the comrovery from th rs tss 1 i HHely Goipe! in one hand and a snoking Wine It was the same in Wert Vifgiia as at Biyonie this advised, after study of the atrites in West Vir cheiter in th other, were ridiling the homes of the the same at Rooserely Now Jerie, in 19e in Michsan gini, Lanserc, Bayouns, Colordo in wegee and ors atites wthfortsfve calier sftnoed butlen. When hast yea, Coborado in the atile of ts and oo If te questo of wages, haman weltre and demoo theatikebega, the wage cale s told t me ty ce ant fally in th gret stt of 9t3 In the name of mey c n once be diten out of the publie mind, and ers at thefadorn hanty which is wsed for headavar= law and order, indutrl absltinn ustes in a regn the law and orter queion brought i the opentors ters vass ot Mood and harror and then tams t the world and withthir speror conmand of money plniel frse Stll deaners averige atout cris, "How long, 0 Lord, wil Lator rate the aword and puisty are at once io a ostton of inmense ad Hox atop woriers ces and perich by the avordi® vanice o8 in e ie war of won in Colonda there Can atep ; s Justice kitine Yard hilorers uzs a tas On May s 1915 John Lawson vas conviced of mar: hk or viserce ba t Plocfiters and bolermaters a faw a d der in the fist degree for the iling of Jobn Nimmo by the gusrds and the milite of seores of Burte fictory men Sua6 a day who died on Octaber as, 19. during a latle etween women and. cliren resited in mo. comicion Sted barel ficory men : Suzs a da the depaty shrits, c moand and strkers No on and a miltary court provptly acquited thore i Cse makers f s« s a tay has eve been abte to dscovr who stt John Ninmo mediately responitle ¥es and the press of the en Baree spaires i3 to 16 cetsan houe tire country (and God knows it is not enecialy prove Ther s not a sired of tetinony on the subjet. Two to chite the aboltion of our intustial overrto A achnol techer, who seemed to know what he was mine gusrds,enployees of the C. F. & 1. swer tat conmented on those acqutas in terms that atould talking atow, sid that in Boome the Sundarts Ninmo tody wasfound n such a postion that where mike even American cizen bush for atame. And emoleyess were s poor that from aix t ten dho, he must haveleen ot of in of th strikent fre how law and order, as adini¢ered by th coal come lve in a tw or threeatory frame howse. One of the "The witnsses ce by the proveation to tll about pasies that peiodclly choosetotake the plac of gou reportrs sail to me, °L bave never sen anything Iie the shooting catgorcally contadit each othe. ‘The eriment in Colorido, appars wth severl handred it= the demention of the men. Tice pracialy chtet wiinessin thisgroup was shown to have been a dietment asaint the emplsees who dared to qvition narmed, they charged the endfot tockade from hes fueitve from jusice Surmming u the testimony as Rockefelerrile This is more than enoughs Tt in in hnd which he gnands were pickng them off with io t iling of Nimio, we fd no proof tat be was fae more than a litle t muct But when to tis Wincheters.. About a. handred actally saled it kited by stikers at all A strone presunnt en they addthe ouch of bving thefe sltire mss a o svingng and pulling each other w white the women dhat he was stt by one of is own paty asthoriing the appointnen of a mesial julse to us and childen cheered them. t was ie on of thowe But the ciet efance of the provciton were two thesecase, and from ths point go stil farter and an> exikiion ds at Madiion Square Garden. Only the Batdwin—Folts dtestives named Smyder and Murpl, point to th hench a man who is famous as an actve difeence was that a quarir of them were shot be who sal tat Lawion tod them the minenorkers were partian of i e apertors and who was reuined ty fore they reached theground on th othr side If the qsing to atak the mine quards and that they sae the C F. & 1. to prepare cases asnist h atrikers it swards lad stot decey, they would have wot all of Lawson waling in the diecion of the stoting an seems to me tht the fll it of hypocrteal unfale them.. Eien the clidren were in that strie, ‘They hour and a hlf before Ninwo was klle This t ness has been reaced athered stonesand sile in wit the men. A bu is more than thorougly nesatved by that of Not ven in Jer ich of all t sates the ot ltle chaps from ten to en yeas old mnesked uo a farge nunber of winesss, who prove it Lavion East is chioly ditinevihed for a dontle mandard of to the ferce and Tgted a Dig fre to burn it down did not eave the ent colony during th aftemoon of law Cone fr the por man and another for the id) ‘They wanted to make a bole for thir fther and hig the stoating exent to exort Mss would sich a thing te osile Tt is tme than in Irotlers to w through 1 saw one youngster cah a alamed by the how, up the roud. a stort distace in Jesy, Patrick Quinlan was aentecad to seven yeas leose plice horse, raul on its ack and ride up to the opportediecion Even it th tetimony of Sayder for making an incendary apeec, alhoush he was not the stodads, seinzing his cap and yoling whle the and Murphy were uninpeached, it would not contiute in the hall t the tine, and the ma n who mate the men clarged" reasonble fegal grounds or comectig Lawion with speech afirwarts contsed hs part i the tansiton Order the stooting Tt when these men sited under cros 1t is t tha during the Patern sil strike, Myor thae as detetives they wore reseving cBrie confesed to me hinsef tat over a thowind Tt was on the second day of th se thit the money both from the miners and the mine opertorn thrown iito iil witont wareant of law inards tetthe company‘s vds, marched through the and when, furthe, it was shoun that up to the day But i. not even Jersey Juste would go so far as miblic strect, and, although the were not deputie they tstifed, they were on thecompanie paprol, wiat to comvict an intocent man by the means wsed in Tas and had no more authory than any priate ctien litle eredbiity they were eniled to as detstven was Animas comtys mor cold a Jeney or New York they broke up th street mestings wth clibs and told destroyed by thir confesion of dosMledaling Tn= jodge dare to deny him a new tral on soch afidarits the atrlers and ther familes to get back in thir ssnuct as they bad d to the miners and sold them as tho of Hall White Braniet, Dugran and King» And meanvhile the company‘s uperintendent on in the intere of the coal company priorto the informed the Federat Medixtorstht be would not dn tra. ther i no partela reaionto sppose that the bo with then or with the Seceiny o L aor himeel it he stomped Irng ater thetrl besin To comt a man Industrial Absolutism stould come to New Jerie Tiat was the couse of in the fst dssee uon such unsound, fuly Inde, it the areat enplevers offato in Colorado law and orde ind praciat C tianityfat month in inpesched, Med evidence as this is simaly a trvity had evena bicf paride of vidon or imasinaon they New Jerer wpon justi. Tt would becomi if t were not atended would wee that by this comvition thy have gone too t has leen sinir for two years in Cobordo with such trsic and stamefit comeqsences for.. They aresinply sowing the wind If tese sme "Th strilers there had no wuficent organiztion, th employers were not so bas treding peoks of vite were helless ard they were beaten as they were boond Viclence at would stak the erve of a mountain gout, they to be. ¥et, fet us remenier hat t the same avdt Forcing stbers to wse vicnce has become a part coutd eree themscles to that frink o stance of fit that animats thse poor people, we one the most of of the overton‘ reesi techniqee in indutral die which is th only sound basis of conmon sene, the what we have to e proud of in Aneria potes To Wt Vicgni in Mchirmn in New Terse would resice that thir course in Coloado has been Conben in is iscliton. and ignorance ind just as in Coorado, when the sitation gets hot the rot.only wnjue n unbeieably, worhily: stor— trat abats ot only says to the worker, "Ye opertor send in th gun men. ‘Then, in th name of In toing to 1 4 down tator by bite frce teil and work and earn bread and TY enti" it n law and order, they call uon the puicto help hem witout segard to ustice aboltion is werving a rope »ou earn bread on my terms onlyand T ent i. And put down the strike Todeed shoting un the tent c of sand which will prt even before it is scurcy in it you rel T will we ecoromi pover, viserce law, ons or the unlanfal viton of the striken righs plice But it is the same all oer Americ. ‘The groving wnrest is in every Sat, And t wl not inbite onl Justke has hee won.. When from one sea to th indusraltouns are nolonger fental ons when the wit of habes corps s nolonger suended in times of pace, when the wagecamer has a fr sbase of thereslt of his toil and whenthe ponteare not onl the masters of thir couts a but of the natin‘s prowerit, hn a 1 have atin faih in Ameriats dete rination to w the ight preval) we will have tat condiion of se« bity whch we alfong for But now about the fowre of hitor movenent Sice th days of Pharach 1 do not beve there has been a. more futle, thouh abohtels jos reat snn tramy than dat las war aganst indun t absalitim during the lt fow years And now a stiation has areied where litor (1 mean in the great feld where a high degree of slil is not reqired) is bexten in io fube wit ceptal, and wit continu to be beiten untl it adots and makes is oun and carries ont a more fandanertal and forsightd canpuien What Next? Laor can no longer win ty atrike aons ‘h lber aseplo iss fare tat, with ow bgbly developed ri road sytem, the emleyer can bing two unemplorel en to th mine or factory gnte fr every man that goo on You know this the enployer knows it t is not a seret t might as wolt b acinontedged and inclded as a conditon to b redioned wit Neither percefil nor vioent methods can keep thin urenployed lalor suriles out of the mine o mill. Re view the Mitory of recent stikes if jou doute in And when we come to visence, the enotoye has ior bexten from th star, for two reasons Eit hecase tabor hates visere oaly rsorts t it as retalation ant, qevely, en then lalthearily whie the en lojer who is a dhowand miles avar es it wite wilighe ant fno ols as a port of i e repstr maclinery of industa And labor camot bring half the vilence to hea that he enplozer can and fibor has the worst of t not onl on thefeld of acion, ht in the courts ne wapers and legisatires Tabor gots ied mo pirict fess and franed up by th c it ge alls no longer wins in strikes, peacfil or Mody, exent imofar s it m ceets in caling puble atention o exining contitons In Auut 9m MeKenie wrote a lter to Join D. Rockefele, Jr. whch maine the mater in a nothdt. He poited ow in fest hat, on acoue for no—rus is yos of the grovinglalor arilu, Mr. Roctefeler neod looger fear the Colorido atrie tte ui ftor would trl lveny. The aol, the great nateal resorce a ow s prtapsa half more, or twke fnd this ot and would bave to atr ts ie e nines te minerie and the ransportiton wtems as moch—we cumnot wl But we know at far Te King was ri With a akor surplus of threeor foue arteries of cviliation are now con hard «ol is mined and fa l alor e sloyed in min mition unemplod how ean labor win by t atie trolld by th few for t prinaty beneft of th few in it thin would e the cseifth government ouned atone? For the atrie‘s power ts prinanly in in It is a eraday antisocial arrangement—nei ably des the cout fls and produced as mach col as thepoiic ablityto heep the mine o mil withot fatos tined from the odice ai And ons would pay fo ata reasonble fyure Tabor has this to a lre exton ho its basaie great binde is macline, dominated by men, some of And hi i s eae of th sft coufels, of th ore ing power. ts coin of the ream, which is the work whon are ind ted and it indutic, as of the anthracte bat of men‘s hands, has besome deprecated Artieat re things but people is trmed anaint fuelt Por it i ness. Only as many rails ar produce as can e sld stition of indut mate pouiile ty wod t cit down the volune of ndastral pofuction i the monopoly prce of tnentr—«cht dalars a ton nopolitic ownentipof thegrea soursesof in order to keep un pries white Clarls Sciwab totifes hat a se and matert ramportaion and of the raw materiy, which both Jokn Moody has anlrred the retricion of ndustr pric is nineeen dllrsa ton o under When 1 was capial and lator must have ecess o in orter to annly in the hard coa trade. The Reading conpanien which at Biersfed,th oi men told me wit en c franle themsclser=is td narzoning the omortmity of mine alnost niney pe ce of the antivacie producel es thit the protler in th oi libor to a poit where falor must accept whaterer in the United Sates d not mine as muchasthey cou prodice mnch and sll chean ho t prodice it and terms capial o or starve That is the cold trth sel to the publi t fte prof They kep their pro se dat. And in every one of car areat intuatral in th gret ibor feld gevely And the wages and dutin ant consementy thei employment of falor conbimtion, this resuition of basines and fiter condiions ofi in ourlabr grows go fa toprove t down, and only produce as much coaas they can l soes on, and is die to just one cause=the priat A bundred year ago we endived en by the nivs at about three dallarsand a balf aton wholonts, whic monopoliation or. contol of matural resources and ht posssion of her bdies that was chat stivers means a proft of nearly fory per cent on the con of tramportion ‘Poday we exslavethem by poseiion or contrl of the producion. Rerhaps the publc would burn a thi in 1968 Camesic himslt id that wit ll s money things men must have in order tofire thi is ind moe coalat afae prce thin it ds now,rertan only and experien he could ot reeaterthe atel busiess EYPES OF ANTI:—SUEFEF

s yuarnt DAV‘S

"What do we need with the vot .

* We‘ve got other things to do, haven‘t we, Mary, besides interfere in politics!" witiout coment of the s raton, on acount of a be looking fo men instend of men looks among: the casavaye, monepolte o contot tat the inss ow of ra » n mit testivng before he Co mate pracially the sane have b aatunt peont aiep in e devdop to — e If dere w on a d d you or n woutd not va, even a minory group . trng in the peoles hands, and accesible to ‘RAGISTS_By Stuart

"What‘s the use?"

sb to the in—American deseadaions of the west«— movenentsthit do itle harm=excpt to waste enery em miting and soutiemn lonber touns sat might be wefily enployed. They are Todsy the reort of the Department of Agrc iring to fnd some way to help the poos w terferng with th specal privleres of th rich as it was ie a chrch does not ts all on equl terms there wil be no retrcin t i to ts or ot ind a c thre stip anone atead of nonia on. Lator is inmen And atoveall w iing oun enancition besams it is fiing for hamanitya Iasic neede and a priton so, that bfore In the falon movenent of today we find the maio rghi the puiti lands were extsusted there was Ttle or no hope of demeerags. It conain the alsm of That the geitlemen who are rootin for unenployment o indutrl oppresion in this counto i ie Polieal port enentitly adfsh th feld of Anerian ind When a man was free t tike up a good homastead Witont fundamenil princile, they tamed the meaning of the and make a t no power on earth cold foree ciey to ofes for men who ise to get indersand o fnle the m in ato the alivepensof Lavzence or compl hm t olfee. Reform bodies are bas carying on superfcll is but another word fo fif uE. masses it meats; and to have disnisals made only by a epre wWHAT THE UNIVERSITIES NEED aeniatie body of profesors and studerts The ase poin is important besam, though pro— B. Boyesen fesors are ussalythe bst jadges of actolnh, the sudeats are always the best judees of pedapontal T would b difiatto ind sharer intance of he valorous thourht or sertinents nor can any teicher valses atone are in a poiton to know cangs in the apint of Amerian intiutios than fal o be siddered by secig the sane youg men avakens and develop, and who statifes or deade I that exenplifed in the resent diniial of Prof ettied ty foue yeas of sunles scholstiisn, leve thee quiies Sott Nexing from t Univeriy of Pesnghani. A the anieniy to ake aloted paces in the grooses of Finaty lt all actions byall of the atove bodie te collere founded by Benjamin Frandia now act at the resorded ad hest open to the inipeton of the puble bchest o a Renrore and a Vare! The troubl is not wit thestudert; it is not, in the No sn thewor equll effeiciom, renedies The cas is tpieal in sbstnce and mettod. A in maln, with the fcutien Many profesons, exclenty anlint can we expest t tave veriis, deenting for it endowment won men whore eavinped with knowledge and caricen fi6it ther two ciet fneions, which are to ghe chic ieres es nesessly in prpettingthe socil serve e communiy; but those who del with socia youg men the neuy e nd knovletee — order which alowed of thir anaising great welth or «ihial or aesthl mibjet areeashed y the oc the exanining of themselss and oftheconditons in 1 fo ts mainteranc, upon poliicans ofa reaction: that onest and origieal hinkng and i abing inpolc and to maimsin groups of ad ary hind, efts a schor of high ataiements and on« acadenic promotion and, it contived, enal d stt se and desendent in thought m artion or Menisted cb eter merely becausehe citses exit Te wable is with th sytems ty and ready to tol for the comn m tat direty ing privleges and publiy favors lavs designed to h our uniersites ae conducte. ‘The Univenity intieaty suports then aboti the evis ofcild abor and to obtain compenta« of Pesnscant . like Cotinbia and many otten, is tionfor workingnen reled ty a lt perectuating ody of rates comporct "Fidelity" He is not openly indited,he is not alowed to be for the mot part of catalits, who ase rsponse to heand in his own deferces. He is merely "droped o one, and uon whose aporalation evey teacher ue at ne i ces atemps in resent Anerian And when representaties of the communty aik for depents fr hi tenire of ofi There is threfore fction t del with the protlens of ffe and love reasons, they are tld, throurh Mr. J. Levering Tonen not onl no incertve to free inguiy imo socat or is to e found in Susan Giapelfs rasiy® C Sn iratee and corporation tavyer, "We dont fcl we owe other probiens,bat there s a poitve hrotting of t Maynard & Co, Boston The prinisalciar the puble any extanation What has the pitls to 16 the profesors are this preveted from frech alove witha marred do wit i speaking thei thoughis what povite hove can man. The author does not waste her time in decrbing tatbefore the publc answer hat quetion it should be of thei stimaating th atudems t a crial con the "mora onl which are presumed to prede ask inelt a fe Why n ts sidertion Hife and to a buoyant prticpation in ts the i stion o fortdden rlitomshn "The bookte a en m 1 and otter common carres of material gins wth reltionti as i accomptihed ht Itis things must aive some accountng to the ols coryo How on this ynt be clangedt Notby commuy what might be clled an iregulr marries, on exiing rations which comce knowledee of a irinal valees couret wiicn s proved in the case of the se under the most tsing croinitnces the cemer of a mmay conduct themeles in sec e and as they plene? unieniies to he politat contol Not ty atinst i Tstliy whichtheauthor vry stdly and tath . Are tnatees merdy beards of diector wthont re representtin on the hoand of ttees, which fuly ies What te book trings on—for the fret sponbfiy? And profenors, merely derks to adnin tried, has teen of no efect ‘The change must cone 1 thnk in ftion=is the conpelion tovard in iner their wittI¢ nou why is it tat nead even from within; and th only peole who can make the aion as in all other marriees irofess who ventirs to dicuss quetions of moment change are the teachers themlve An interlerite Surcy they must jusiy their actions ty making a is thenefort "ondesintte io te uim of al nstrictors must be formad reaiontipt But suppore th rcie in a crtialfshion This wl be difiat, bt not impomitt it there e dn is no, as a mater of t a permanenty aooy ‘The inportance of the answers to theie qserions created a sfilety strong pblc oniion t encon The epportunty comes to the wl in this tory wlb appreitedas soon as penlerealveth prset and aiiain tho profesors who underake to orenive her love,afera belated dvorc granted hin at exiaordinagy waite of haman materah and the io thce eoeagses. Such an ominieton once foundel by his wite Bat ahe reafies that they cannot be mous potetatiis for good, in American unveriten it will be comparitivaly easy to contne the toard of hapoy togther any lowen and ahe willnot e to sve No able tacher who has had frepsent conit wi trates stt to fnincal mat to plise all an ne face So she offends a in the it socaly one freihman cluses wil have fated to be exilrted ty pointments o c ncatonat pstons at the dspost derstod ind of "iddiy® and Teaves hm it a thci inteletial eagerness and thir io to any he severt fcities on the nominations of the dert the lt only to th trth

Deliverance USR thik of me—— And in hat daiing moment 1 tughts "At fas, the Now 1 sid as 1 watched hin grow ie a fame Htere is a c to born asay mt M eomid mt sns Sech a lght and gludness was n that oce, i here in a goiden nword to fay an army: of Seeing th sun only fea® Such a rush o lnving love atud On bot sides of me walk houtystapes It was not the Sin An 1 waited for te mc One on citer bant It was my lover But the fame danced ie a winttlown buterty 1 natet with hin And the nword made only a hamy cattr Often on a Spring atemoon He made me much a Iright palce of words that 1 8+ eine ied by the bigt glw t i 1 coud Tive n t nt e Black mit rose and wrmpped inelf ovr all 1 wou d ron wit al h atensth him of th stadows and of th vel before the brighnes— youtk c of the Sin It botted o the sn 1 th ong stopet But h sail h tad a Masi that would slay my grin And lay over th gay colos of dowers Hearing only my heartdeats and the rusing of the companions It hang on th ts of l ier fike a meen wint And tat it was not the Sun that was viled bat my And the dark goests styed on 1 stod on the sumt and talooud freedom "They pot an cvl sond ito the gente all of mow 1 wasgtad, inking T had ontron my gray compasion And that e could tear those vail avay They zen ntothe wind and made it a menace Glad for one moment— So in the days that folowed T hy i bight dream They proved dity n in the hour of pe the glow ded in my checks and in my heaet ie tn but then 1 fle h 1 heart asai as, measred and sw drad prei love And 1 knew they were l abreat of me Wherce wil come the deansing fame So tack ino « c drom Mus it bethe fre of my oun heart? m 1 o a lad May morning 1 thought 1 t the Son B from that dream, half etay,talf pin And the mword of ddiveance~ 1 had afays whhed to look him in the fice Cane our cutd Mast it be made wth my on hands? him withou hs ve And 1 was gid Jrax Soum Usreicem THE w HITE. BRUVTEE Mary White Ovington some. vater B as he tumed. the apit mothing Stop®the alt rid, "don‘t l me any more, owed in the diny gti The tank was empn tso horrbie Thats highty mean,"he olfeted. "Looks ie the "I won‘, hongs In oohe it i‘ for a l t ak airt ow a wweet lile t lak you vas conin‘ ho So you sess 1 aint lok dis lyar toun Jo? vaita mint n‘ T1 e you a dink But well go on over dayacsmy and take M nieot t ain is the mate Liois he s Leaving her for few seconds e returned, an an watl Itcar‘t do no tarm:* bag in each hand, they tated to move xiouslook on hi fie we wort go for and on mt uk a down the platfomn: Ds wain an lt he deciset. something riasnt Aboutthe new cookin stove, T aist minding the het" she ansvered, siing un of « se itslte,"she anered litle persanty VYou hvent once old me aloutthe new cookingatove at him Te lived near station all my ie and I never know have your a Hte fooked down at her is dark oys leaning from a train to be on time Sonetines ts an houe lats, Doat you s makin sane of met black faee e was a faree built man sonetines ty Get t bags, dear We do‘t want to feav them with big musles under his newtypresicd cont, and Di aitt so ad m all tat. Distrain am two hours Irng atou strong hands that showed yeats of hensy work in the be tick "In courie we dos. Sonctody mouht open ‘em on‘ feits HHe swang thetwo lags io one hand and wit That m ans nearly tizee hours here. Well ateat dat white weddindies. t "woutde be much the free one drew the gil t his side w Sim Wel get home some time, andthen you an witouten you n it You was sini lik a 1 wiite You the aveetn thing," he whiiered show me oue howe with the oses groving over the clout lyn clow dan t de back earth dat me Again sheanited upat hm and her exen were very wik—* Ob go sloa." and she gave him a shove softand dak, e new straw bat, with ts bve rthon, And da cock—" Hte was gone a few noments and when te returnd rested fr a second on his toutter Then wit a Tt And the worktabl that you made— t the two white men had walted over t Inugh ahe atarted down the patform And d turin— where se stoot Ste harvied sifty tovard him and "Well come imite" she sit And the cootngatore—" notied she was rathing fat They entred the mnal, itlnentlted room marked Yen ma‘am, don you formet de new cootore!" "Thatk a vigh prt iesen" the uler or 0 o Colored" it was a dingy plac, for the stov in the h fashed and row to her fe Hets o e aite to Sam, "helones to you, dos ae? center beld the winterh ashe, and the she soesested foors were verhaps thercs a hreee there Yos sn Sam answered Shes my wite. Jor m thide wth many weels dust At one end was a win— hy let the diry room and walted out upon the rit h nighe h added in a bustof conderce and dow where th tidet aeler would come ltle before ptatorm— Up the rack was the fright depot where prite traetine to seve, fst the whtes on thei window piled tates of ast yeas coton crop, not at Doat lok Iie i the white man anivered. "She in the adjinig room, and last, the Macks from theim moved.. A neero l on a uce fast astep,. Actoss t Mack enouch for yo nigge.. What are you do a But no one was alout now,and the two setted them the track wasa group tantledon stanics, th be— ing courting a white wl Tike tat? 0 sefes uon the uty hench The wit with a Te atonings of th stragling litle ton with ts urpinte Sam threw back hi head and foghed "You sto is yoon, leaned back agaont the wal house and fercen io l repuis Ony the church raie he sn Resion you is fect se hones" the man said ing ts atender wire bck of the houses gave an in: Tet us a, Sam" Melnda whipered, ussingat h tenderls. "You was up allmiht mos We sure hud presive ouch to the vitage ‘To th righ the pa arm Her face atowed toth anger and fear and she the fest weddi‘ in the counte Your foks ait im telon to the whies and two men Townged fried to valk with hin aeros the tacks spare othin. 1 never se so man qood hings to xt tthe wall. They were young felows with "ot the men stood diretly in her way. "The fst w so many pretty dresses bfd in lt m bavn it somewint Moated ies thatbtalened too much ating one went on: "Don‘t you allb in a hure ¥ou Hlis Wite atpped her hand in his. We vanted to of fried pork and too much dinkingof ce is tve here, 1 koow tha Reskon we know evey ni e you a good time Bou were chening tolco and expectotine fredy in toun, d‘ we, Jn You mire it It was the grandes tine 1 eve uon the foor One t the nen ced a gon Ht tamed o is nd who nodded asent iovet Dancs and ie crean d thepeople ataogh Suppore we in Melinia supseted "Eajosing your tip?® Hte addrencd he bride i and th presier aholeri‘ with he rs And at we cant get some suarita 1t would ut Ms es ravelet, as thy hnd tracled before, the whte my 1 ie ty me and me knowin the w taste good" Melinda‘ tender feure and s un fie mine furever ant ever, fureer an even te have an 1 redion 1 woulltt go tw Iyar much Lind as it wels enjpin‘ i a vigh w s vaite ter bots® Di is‘ no nc for ou and me De white is mighy ur de tain now t take us home" He presid the hand that she ts hm 9t mean and de bes of cutl fls is ter town after Whar heatil eait ie why you took me, Linda ‘Tom Jetins is a de bcin Iyar twenty years o De tain from the Sout iss Ought to be hyar preacher and leared in books and 1 ai‘t nothin tue "A bncling, San" ty tno otdeck but t l conin 81 fot Prety po a a back hant from de cotn "V¥es,they got hm cuten one o‘ dem howes right wrain to heep a bride wate Hte stowed his whte She pllet is nestie fnto plice, and over sander and ied hi to a pos down deroud ht teth again in a hroud snil but his es were fced a the door and acing that there was no one in Hhe wart a bod fler but he dane sased de sherit ansiondy on the white mas fie dbe drew his Mack facecloseto hersand kived hm —outdtefet him ‘rext him widont a futt—and dey "Thats a rid mart tine to wait, afe is Jin? "Tom wasat much she ansnered. Youre so hz is bame"hin alive" The man wit the gun nodded Recion we ant strone You make me fdl afe ho. the wilcied, and tomed a frightend fce hing for your ammsement Give our airt a Hte gared at her and sut wondered that ste tnd toward her hustand Sam it wor‘t be fike tat whe cod in choien him Ite s w himlt t te uncouth o ow Sim Isbed agin t show hi deishe at the mans eated. scasely lt to ead th sign over the doorway, Dov on h is hong.. De wite flls is fre facwiowiness. "You‘s mighy good, i to think atout whiteshe tad been sctoo for ad worked down my way if you trats ‘em ritt 1 Inows T y aid and me. t we don‘t need no ammement for whit folks and knew thcir dainty ways Ste bat worknd fr ‘om fer yeas 0 T boust i hi Now t We aint ben arid long exough t he ied of o Ived i a town wth many strets and could not cly slome, do another has we, hons?" and he locked down into read the nevapare but could sing hymas out of a sys howty, San‘ jof as peiant ak 1 ncter pat ‘Then she was alender, with a soft brown sn on no it Je alys perend as dlr coton am a heap She was terrfed he could see that cary.— Poting was Aain and snall hande and fs When ate anted bete‘smin,daush t atn‘ near so hexty, an we gets at s arm she drew him bck towardthe wating roon and spobe to him he fet as h did when the mockine along n I can‘t never ferit it Inching dough" Come in here, 1 want o down," se sid it Bd told him that wnter was gone and he cau ie the he weat on reninisentl. "Pop brung me to se i h Sam Jed herfto the oon onl o id the whte men fist acentof th Jaimine Moom..How could he ever me high in hi arms Tt war‘t much of a sisht for a filowing hin Staning at her. hustands aile, te shin her B wren froet Hitte hy thoug de eura‘ lnes an‘do man seream wit trned and fr th fist time pote tothe men He lnged to perform some service and noting a ingchow he is sream=and the fsh smeling Tik a "This woom is for colred tark in the comner of the room walted over to gt her hn hor:" The man withthe gun wpat upon th foor, bt did i8 us masses not move The oter an ut look coming nto hi man from him. "Get o if you don‘ want me to l t at alout hi as lghingthe lanp,kinding the thi, unbealty fce ansvered re in the new stove and cooking the rening me "Therds eaty of ptaces where a nigser cant Th man muttered a curseand stnk muay But ste ate mothine 1e would starte viotnt y gis, ut thereal‘t stace wher a nigeer canheep Tim somy tor you a voe sidat San‘s ltow thefall o a tog in the mtove at thefef apping on the a white man out, ie this county of Minis o terned asin with rited t but dropped window pan,at the ay of a ind sio mt tat so Jine is aem and stood in wilen silence as he sw a white Thatl so at hssite, The nevconer bad energad from the ssid soothncly he sw her tromble as So liten to what T ing. You trin leavs at cou 1 b rightgladto ee you tomorre foue Turnin to Sam ty He was an ededy man with white haie and rose and in toane td hm ¥as Sah," was the answer beard and kindy M en that se would go to bed. He ed her nto the Dor‘ you worr then T1l bing ai to yo ait Ts rit sors:" he went on "I m on just now ctanner that he had bultfor thir bftoon ie w it let you mise comectin We woulde and it wa a dity tic 14 ied to have dane some: thelamp tht be tad carid on the bl, e ooked up part husland and wite, bt 1 thine for you, but Lord. you can‘tstop thoe boys at he, his es asking whtfilyfor a cares as a d fore you so Jin wight h Butshe trned avay and he Sam fel the aits ta ds about is aem in grip of ther, h‘sshot and kiled tw, white men I mean it to ep his watch alone terron Her hot breath was upon his check Partng couting clored,and Jeffs his enal Thy oucht t Siting in reom which he lved and tad s her two hands with is big ons he whiiperet ‘Dort swing for is bat Je, s thesterits loned for her ssk, the clock tiking upon the mt you worey, hoves" You a tod him wh every seond of the ‘Then he lecked c ue oghed a 1 a atrick citer of‘em youtd b a dead man by now~— adfos wite scared dagh T knows whie falls" he exchined Leoks ke s Mecgndter bear it apeaking to her an to them 1 knows dy don‘t want on 15 vight sore:" he said over asain and pered t hin bu it aint rishe Itaintrig.. No to do us no harm. "They jes ies to play wit us that he could be of no servce be went on ts bad ouhtertreatanudder man fak da n dats all. Niggers ki aloys undersan a jote ct dey thinea Mack skin in‘ cove a haman hear on dey bos" ‘The back man in his trength and his hfplsiess cou it aint vight e at riger "tiis aiit a joke the whi nan rerted starly waited on the plaform throuh theinterninaite hours When he erea nto the bd heite ber he foond her Weall mean what we m We ai‘t javing at you The rainmen looked at him euroly as they went alltis tine 6 nothing. Give us the eel rght auice about thir work, and occaiontlya eolored pasenger Hones," he whiered, "s lid you kin «.. Let or wen ane youto the nesest pole and stoot at you spote t hin mt he seemed unconscio of the sn the teascome Doylthelp you terfurst all youre thkern holes than a votten tree fll of ty or thei. words Hls freney bad t him and he He would hae lad her head won his breas bt woodpecers" woot Heeping alent watch of the cluter of stantics he drow avay A nigser aist much acsount here the man with in fromt of the church apie...Onee, when a tain TLind he criat pasionatel; 1 was nigh cray to the gun added, stiftng hi weapon in his hand we storped and ahor th town from his view, his exe keep you. don‘ you know dit? 1 coud hav K dn atoot ‘em when we feel ie t Theres a faw in thin drovd and h stooped and picled up the bss at hi wit my to bs‘s But it wouldat lave be Stte for atoting game, ut there afit mo law for fect, bt there was no bright preserce at is ite, and 1t woulduthaveteen no we! Car‘t youseedat? Tyou We harmed anigsr here tuent yeas is the cars moved o t he p « ings down again and fes tss youll undersont 4 sen dem hm a aso. Got a somenir of him. Want o ie it? mt resaned hs ptiet watchninss And while his es ger as td strick a whte man Dats what do‘d have he thrat a hand io e psket rested wron the dingy outln of the unkempt town, his doneto me. Catt you see? ¥ou vouldn ve waned Samt® t git ced vison thouh all the ho, gasing minates was of a to have seen me k da ie lookedinto the fac the is t anited uon him a daricfacd, ledrai in th litchs o a whte bute And wihat good would it have dane?. Tt wouldt few minstes before t s her sweet mouth drawm wit The men kex thei As the tain from the have made o difence ¥ou‘d bave ad to sfle ies fear and her oys saning sin terrn. Bc it South drew upthey hatred hr on to the plafomn and de same. Lisen, honey 1 eonlt help you d teen «lencled and his body stifned reaty for the batie posbed her and her huitnd into the jim erow ear t de sme, ly on hav heen Tt alatne 1e measured the man withthe gon. ie would strike Gootne® they called and then with lagving steps "Bat you h‘ alone now Melind, hoooylanty you‘s fes, and the, the wen » L he coud eaily walied to the vitase atree rot me, and 11ltil for you white T ies T ieb stoot hi comani on would sqvese thore lean T1 ove you and T1 work for you from neds one in each ind see the eye strt out reached their home. ‘The westem clouds were turing morn at ie 1MX end you youte sick laks it rom the bosted onl fa es. 11e woull ki them be you was my laty c There aint notin T kin do fore ber, is mate wio i i choen him as her pro Viokes grew in th urass and fur you as T lene Ob Mfelnds, T‘m here tesor reyscle canbered over the cabin se At the alie, dont yo vant met tm alive. You wouldat Snd after tat what? win aden nan than a Ive one, would you As he stood there. alert, teme ready to atrile, beore And asthough hetad waited thre Hte stapped panting and ixened for her answer Mis eve there fashed th pictre of a man ticd t them a red brd chirped a welcone from the window t writing anid fames, whleto nostrils can «n Atlenth it came in whipred gasp: T do‘t koow, the amell of bsing ts A monents low of Iapoiness stone in the man‘s Sam Tim atid. Every minote Ti afid Hs hands uncenciet. P stinghis wite belin hm face and h turmed t his Vaguly befol tae Dor te twouy, trowing s with a dramati gsture h threw out arms and an the warm carth and the gente smectscered breere arm about ber eated o th two men sightheal the mivey hn uripet ther hests ‘her And then te She d nottured t hin bat T know de whic flls is maser Iyar he ced had ben ike two dar s beatenereatires on e trin snassted clse t he wallas t secking proteton there aln‘t mever said a wond asin it Ts worked for the boved and helles i now ey hnd quited the Otside were thesot night unds the vies rating wiite 1s Ts plowhed and soved and piked fr him world hn wal faces and were at arant the window, th insct? drowsy chips Pr Ts ben a yoot neger Now 1 oks you, masems to reth and stood eret o hy some distart en came the houl of a dog play fals 1 ass you to Teive me aone wid whats is he ovened the doo for her,bit the worin croued "A dead man or a lve c." h said t himael; and Bort touc the o eabold with shrindng tep and bnt head termed upon his fie with a soh For ansver the man withthe gun strick hin down It was such a homelie plice.. All wnter he had while the other cized the wonan Recingaenist the wotked for he, fasoning a ablefor her we,nacine vall he saw them dhag her t the pltlom ant when a cai hee and a stol ther, savingthe brihtest ie Announcement he bad stunbled from the room be watchedthem di tires rom the papers to in agsint the wall Te NY 1721 this moniber Tire Masse achiresa repuar e anong the stantes crou the tacke dresser was iled with Mae and whit china bo it nevssand ditsibaton all over the county Ror ‘ot you air. e eerng voke uid money that he tad taken from hs own needs Mamy this parsose t is necesay to ave the maguineprinte "The question came from the neero who had been an n he d ae hangry that tho wight hve some twent—two days earier tan it used to b.. And the astep zon the trick, and who now saunterel over thing beatifil on which t serve tz fist m to oily way we old make this chinge withoit printing to whe Sam stoot ‘Th outraged hnd fel upon her two murbers in one month, which we cold t aford hi in a ind fur: and teat hm with is hy ts unit Sit down, Linds, lank" he sid ts deep rin was to onit one munber allgeter. This is the No: the atter eried for mersy ie bad never heen Res yo hat and cout and you will reive the Decenter Get o then" Sam bellowet,fiigng the Mesting i w the sumer tomihe" number on Novenier enth and so on thereter

stayed anay from that meeti became he thougt you how often a woman might nowadays be tempted io To Suffragists i for our basphem, it wa too hnd emase in actvites ounite Eobe tss you are chareed with Our Masphenies on ieas, on It i a wrest service that these widebyeirenated B Rerautne ie We know beter. Te And we can‘ help it f among t pablca are performing for Ameriea tosda, Bs apircee t s in wha h se soerete of w thi siple facts Women whethe re sentto the ureat spartment builte MewEferaie ts ie it dis, 1e few o whater win & old arnchowse Bd aie mt t e i a fundamenta serviceto th extablihed onder. Fo: their message to women is one of domenicy and 1t bis The Woman‘s Magazine All the se we are sory to ta ied the wortcbasket and the egucheater the thing we to \e pat on a + reenty a h king of womin would you rather have posr victre of Leo Erank hanging negross Some peopl in Snd the baby what is th right in t then the thing we thos pont 1y she should win her ie in totrhle rediy—Leo ion pove bed ty Soutiem Oree the Well copy of tst ma wine has been extibied b to be a pesonliy i lt oo the ifoustin at C is doomei thatthis laghe pintrays, th dicarded boses conve Te man‘s magazine is the savior of rociey of the Womnn Suftage Pary! Ti notI Tt it were mot for this pr mans best frind,the fnat hop ow chivalic c you some Catile vous would be tard to imagine how a woman could yt sn Miextion. Woman‘s ambitins,her independence, the We don‘t know ye is Muphemons to prit a a dimer parts, mind her manners, keep her besuty ssertion of her own fee personali are aradatly pictwre of a man on a cros We were ali to hear or her hustands ove butcertainyinibied bya anot ch reatine thata sffage meeting was held th other ds, for the While, on the other hand, f she were mot this fist time, n a Cathaic churc It any good Catlo ssefully absorbed, a chivalrous man dreads to think Jeasureme Easos Preun bs Reten atwen rue. Masses "Industrial Relations‘ Criminals All 0 more starting confiemation of what we‘ve been saying in Tux Masses—of what Ti which ie Sanger pat in her panphit for the bevet Masses exists to say—would be given than the 66 ing woman suffage. If they would go of workin pea nowledgeof bilcontrl and report of President Wilkon‘s Industral Rela— c use of tat knowledge is univeral in the midile tions Commission ‘The Commission has discov= would be bter o mes, from which our judges and assistant datrict ered and announced the exact cause of "ind "This advce t woman s its was when free by tromess come. Th jude willlook atthe panpitet tril unrest"_ Reyond all hopes of ts best friends Julge Mcliems New York Court of Specal and s it has carved out and held up to view the very lt a grave fice "This panptiet is ndecet t of the trouble Seiion atthetral of Witiam Sanger: Mr. Suner ant innont The yowe lavser. reprsening the The three capitalits, with My Lady Bountifal bad wiven a copy of his wifes pamptlt on "Pamiy stte will make a dlogrent sreesh in which he wil ind the Professor of Academic Truth, makke one Linitatin to a Constock detetive who reprecated speacof tep vertion of concepton a a horrd crime report, ‘The three Labor Men, with their chame hinslt t bea hamen bing For is mivake in jut They wit—i rey are not preveted by publicopnion pion, that rarest of al types,the Miltnt Altis ment M Sanger was ghen the choic of pving S send Mrs.Sange to prion fr a tem make another.. And both reporte are trie.. For o going to jailfo thiny days. e chosetogo t i Bs they canfean.. Een judges can fearn Here is o matter what the details are, this is what they One must not be t Iasty in Daming Mr what Inppenel this fill in Portind, Oregon Enna s for misaking a Constock dtetive for a repnlar per Goidman and Ben Reiman were hottng mectio The confict of interest between capita and son. The superical resenblance is somctines quie Someone diteited Mrs. Sanger‘s pamlet at on of tabor is sbsolute, and eannot be resolved Every man and woman in the United State belongs: dlove. There was the Constock detatie who wrot in thei. mectnes They were arretl, and ied Sice and would find bimself, just as we members of to a ptysician, saving thatshe bad given Di to three apiece The case was prompth amreated by thir t the commission hav, on one side or the other of idotciten she asked the pysican to tel her how torny, Colonel C E. S. Wood, and o dionied: this conflc, t is not a mater of opinion.. t is to keep from having more cidren e sent th in in divnising the ca, Judee W. N. Ge a matter of the will Do you wish to see tahor formationthrough the ma, wa arroted and senterced sind to give is name conquer, and the privilege of the classes that are to prion. Hte is sil there it we are not mivuken 1t seems to me thitthe troubte with our peole to uid for owning captal gradually be abolished But Mr. Sanger was sentencd to ouly thity days day is thit there is too much prodey Tenorance and out of the world? Or do you wish to see capi« 1% was not that the judges resarded his ridey arethe milltonesabout the nedks of progrss tal and ts charitable and academic minions, con: liht ore.. On the couras they deared tat h tad MWe areallshacked by many thngs palcly stated ht time rute through an eternity of "industral not only comited aint th laws of man aee Anow pricately aurecce lut we bavent got the but aptin th avs of God® "That, o c is what nerve to gst un and adnit t a 4 when some pern You have only this choiee Whether you know our judges are pid for—to enfrc the l of Gad Srings to o aterton someth 4 wealready know, we it or not, you are on one side or the other of a "Thiry diys is litle enough Wiy. they wsed to barn ftin modesyand w fer that the pablic has bon out ht * peonleat the stike for rimes aganstthe favs of God rased and decency has beo shoched That is the rep of the commission Why only thiry dan? of fat e now all there thngs ourzeles Well in th fst pic,the hare has h done ie It ies time to ching a stuid fav. "The mor Dickering With Lives Sanger publthed ronoco copies of her parphic, and is under way to compel the repeal of this most supid OVERNOR JOHNSON of Calornia s wat as they bav all ben ditrbared Since ahe wentatrout of all ons Mcanlile i mastberendered ioperative long as th 1. W. W. keep threatring the de she has pablshed succsive panptiets desrbing the ty the forse of publc oninin TThere afaw, uare stricton of property he wl not ten t thi appsts Englt, Everch and Dotch methods of birh contrl peated whichforid the ctzens of New York Cy to —nor to ansbody escs—on telalf of Ford and Sub and a lrge edtion of each has teen dtribatd in hiv 4o masked at dances No Judge comsiter it is daty the men unjutly convited of murder in comestion county.. Spuzed by her exanple, severt oter per to entrc tht y 1t he did enfore it he would be wit the great hop pckersstile, ‘This means eitler o fave got oit panptfets conaning the same in comidered a ily old oo (hat he ntends to panih men who may be i formation and plaed them in the vigh hands.. An: The law assint ahing i ormation which wit e reprisl for the activtes of an orinizto t whih othe ediion ofa milion cole is sid t be nder way aitepeoleto repuat c t is wnen rdile, Bren they beong or that h is blding out the hape of a in the use of the mails t diteibate thi information stysican gives such in ormation to his patens Biey pardonto men who may be gulty as the c of pesce it is extinated that the law has been broken some bite in the uper cases i gven sch information y wih t 1.\ W In neiter cae is it a smoo tines sice the Saner arrest That is what rer maried frends The diseibaion of panptiet worty a lbresecing exeutve It is Govemor you might cll enc wiving exict and authoriatve informati is onty a Jolnsons busines o pardon Ford and Sahe it he bw "This work has been carved on by a mufttide of more efiient method of speating this rovtedes. In leves them to be imocen, regidies eqvaly of the erininals" none of whom has as yet gone to J Bat Engtind Hollnd, Sweten Desnark, it is dn wit epen threats of the T. W. W. and the cover threas of @ head and from of the ofenting is the prion who the permision of the goverment; in some countries the Merciant® and Manafacurens Asocation we rote he panpct, Mes: Margaret Sanger When ste withthe c epertion of the gow t in a kind think tat Govetor Johson not merely beiven, but returns to this county a will bepat on tril a in of knovledee which is bound to Iecome unfens bnows them to b innoent. Tt he delys thir pardon the is lt off with a thimy«day sentence, then ou can Nothing can stop it spread. To ‘rimial" on the it wl be perfecty apurentJot what interets he et berin to contrtiate yoorsc berch to uk ste ininal® in te above tose of justce Butto retirn to Judse Meleems Aesorting o o deck only makes the court ridevtous Asa n n m reports he uid to Mr. Singr in the cortroom to us the otter day 1t Judge —— eversentences me MICE t you and your i would marey deset woren for this ‘erine? 1 stall bave dificaly to keep from J—[ERES to te mice tat sare the ons you would not have tine t thik of sc worttess Inughing in his face" E.o Creeing ito thir caes projects® Herd‘s to the firy mie that it Judse Melnermy availe hnsd of the inmuniy of The dehans fat and wie the bench in orde to insl a mans wie to is fac n Hibien in the hayple while the eleptancthonder iblic No need to c wrastrize the judg: Tt we Birth Control rages dharacterize th faws which ofer no redres tor t JJOVELOCK BL1S in pertops the areatt Trng Herch to thd seursing, inid mice crine of stnder come d by a judee with is ote sitorty on the subjet of sex, as well as Ixing Throuth whom the proud caie ds on as whily inidemate to the prse one of the profoundest tnkersof motern times H pesse. t is one of the commonest seres of volumes, "Statiesin the Pychology of Se Hereh the secning acciden New York may be sidto constie the fowntation of the modem \When atis plamed and working Now her is something to think about. Wher M se tovard the wh protem of. sex and are All the whedd actrning sare S wger retins, se willbe pt on tril bef fay esnt o a se and conplte undersanting of Not one sert astirine judge—we do mot know what judee but a juige in it Mr. Ells contriletes to Physiel Caltre Herds to th hidden tamcling thng wiose m ial relatons th prevenion of con fon is ery wiieand tuninating artles on Birh Contrl That bings the mounta‘s grouns practied She will te araignd ty an muinant di which are to be carnety reon ended t all readers Herds to the mideiht scunps that gnaw tric attormey=—we have no iea which one, bt i mkes of Ts Masis, ‘These arties apper in the Sep Gaving avay the throns no difererce—who. knows and ues her. Octote and Noventer isses of Phyrial Culee Yiew. Lnows TiE masses Charic worked in fe in t ty nigh Hte was exctenert among the whte lgitatorn was so Stray Thoughts on Chivalry injured tice. Onc, when be was drawing water rom areat tatthey were Tnited t threesminute apeechen was wine atou chvaly the oter day Ts a well with an ishioned becet stem, one ot te Finilya negro menber aroi was in regardto the vstent ending of the Prank bucets few wp and Mit him.. Once when they hnd Mte: Spter" he sid, "I am not moch fneroned . case andthe excse which Georia maken for that sent hm up aladdr to lean a stafy, be was caucht in in this for ow negrochildren dort work in the miti lence—

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