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WEATHER — SATURDAY CLEARING, COOLING

TH E

C I T Y

EVENING TELEGRAM

THE

H O M E P A P E R

OF

ELYRIA

AND VICINITY—LARGEST

PAID CIRCUUmON

IN

LORAIN COUNTY.

Telcjfram

Wanr

>:o . 1 : 2 3 .

K L V R I A . OHIO, F R I D A Y .

J L ' X H

2, 1916.

PRICE ONE

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KEY:

Cleveland

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Final Report Will be Made

ai Meeting

on

Monday

Evening

WOMEN

ARE

ACTIVE

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b i i M i i t . - . - in. ui

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wi. be a rul ly

p-inl - i j .

u j - - = i b ( - i ol th. -.l'.:ia

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the calu-

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at f e v . - i Lent

in the

today lu t i / i r . -

of

t h « - laci

t i i a l l i i . - i-unufncluiTr- i,< I ' lyria

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t : :aa ever la li >

hi- ,toiy

of

t h t - i - t > ,

and

thai no e*-s

than six

' : i i " | i i ' i L

na foi

money raisins have

l i - •

n in

piî'r.---s durin;

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campaign, the

real

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g n l - r v v :i- lo,

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to

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.-,mads making

a

clean-up.

I C a ^ l v ue\t vveek the

rei'-renduni

bal-

u;

-

iu:

.jiriiial

nomi'-.atiuns

\ v i l l be

' ."in out and the chaiubei w i l l be in-

.mi-urati-d.

Piaitu:illy All

Smuetl.

K\ i -

\ uianufacturiiiL'

lunceru

in

the

i ; : x

t

\ » - v - p t

one

,a.- taken from

t v. o to ei^ ht member ^ nps. The re

t . i l

uieichaiits have

unhesitating }

M i t i S L i i b e d for

one

or more membt-i-

. - t i i n s ; • .

S l ^ . f . O

each.

The T a l g about the old scores and

B U I L D S I R E

R O M . , ,

S U F F R I I S E T S

T H U R S O

ALMOST

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P K O \

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Ci \A H I M . A ( . ' O . I

I NE .

Ju n

i l i n 's . - u f -

A

- n r i l l

barn at the cornel of

\Ve.-,t

' a n d R i \ , - r : t r e , - t - = .

u

a^ destro; .

td

b>

Columbus. O .

Jun e

°

—The state |-re Thnr.

day evening,

a

horse

perish-

h : f - h v . - . i v commi---,mn annoiiTired ii s

i:l

-

ln

In

< "

danu-s

• p i

i n for the construction of

i i ; i >

mile-; -V ' ' ,u\ v. a

, e,l from

the b ur n ing

, if

s ta te roads in ?,L' cminnVs. The ' ':"I d ' i i g . bin it

was n,ipo-

3

.-ible

to

- » . , ' „

ro\-e

r

.-,I

bv ;.0 l o n t r a . t s w i l l • "'-

i

"'-

'-e

hois.- The b. irn u a-,

M ' - n d e l M . i i . mother T h u i - d i

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lie

ru

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^ [.;: .

. , . 4 f i - and

w

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lu, '-

work , < > v . n. d b- M:

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,

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<

[lie Clr-velapil-S.':ndu',k > roa,i ", ôl M.n .i -1

,ui.

M • . • - ] F.i u

_^̂ _̂ _̂̂_̂_̂__̂_̂___

f o n i n

1

f o r T h e ̂ B̂accalaureate Services o f Cl a s s

^ndê ^^zauon"

O f

9 6 to be Held Sunday

Evening

tor the r,,-xt campaign '

state

( grit vaiu-es has subsided înce

it

ha= »

j h e i a i i i e i-learly knov. n iha t the oln

"

hose ap-

_ . .

ctiairber Olivers have r e ~ . i t

ned. and

t h ; ' t

t l ie u. vv organi zation will be ab-

solutely controlled by the

member

ship.

Vo

caucii^. no nominations, no

can-

v r ' - r ^ i u s ;

wil l

be possible under the

new plan. When the referendnm

sheets

ar e

sent to each new member

ihe oppoi

t u u i t v

"ill be

given

them

. H i d there to expiess

preff-ience

tor

H i i - r . as ' . v e i l as lor plans of work.

\\omen

Taki-

Mt*iiir)er>Iii >s.

Even the women in biij-inrS:. and

in ofessi(/nal

i\e-

have given the i r

,-ndorsi:r,ie:n

to an

ins t i tu t io n

v\

hich

promise^ to lie :, , ' incalculable

ser\

ice.

Reports la~ nigh showed

three

K l> ria women of prominence had

D i g u e d

up

during ihe

day.

Miss

\le\-

amler, the

mil l iner. Miss Johnson

ot

the

Elyr ia Hn-ine •- College and Mi-s

^ ori;irit v. f i t - p u t y

Ci ty

Solicitor

Others

await

the

solicitors

in

order

io mil

in l ine

Full reports u il l be

made

of the

c.nrpaigii re?ul i ̂ ihe first of next

v. eek.

Uopudiate-, Report.

The

foolish

report that extrava-

gant

cornmissiAiM

were to be paid

Pr

Wagner,

wa-

"peedily set at rest

by the committee ' - point-blank --tare

r.i.nt that T he

S t a n d a r d

Service Co .

is to

receive

:'"

p--rcent

of the re-

r, no

more

and

r

|REV. J. H f;R\\T W I L L

DELIX

EK .

Sl

i

lo

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wi

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a

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theFr

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t

ron

„..,

... . ,- , , , -

:

< I - I ? \ K I \ IT i~ovf'iM-'f »TIO V , i • - , I ceip ts for the fust

F M T i O M I - ' . > \ . < - ' J

(

^ i - H M O \

% I t O\ ( . l ^ l

A..\

I

lo.-s- greeational

cl iuirn .

Suiidai evening.;

,

til.

.1

- : ; i i

t, ,

:-.o..- i

i l . - :

-M - CHl T t l ' H XT 7:iri. .I

uli

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i

lt

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uo]: ;i

(,

I

,

o

inted

is

7 15|

U

°

i i i i f i ,->m C ar l Hoi . ' .

a

c

a — Ii' allow fo r an

i\ ; ' . ] . - > by

th e

seven

I

?.mo

a c c i v l . - n t in t h - i t ,

i

01 1.

'

> •

of t he

r , l>

ria

R , - v .1

H

G r an t ,

the

T A L K S B Y E F F I C I E N C Y

L X P E R T

T.Vsn-: FOOIIS Pill-:- , o F.ivna H i v e M i - - s Hanko a c m , I K - . '

BV I - 'VMOl 'S COOK.

jias tor of the Kir-; ' ' o ngr e gat io nai

ciiiirch bv i n v i f i t i o n of the class u i l l

prca,

h the - , - M n o n

Mu- ic

w i l l be

bv

ih e

Fn.-t

Cun- 'Terat ional church

quartet.

Tin- (hurdle- , i , - i i a ' . l > u n i t i n g w i l l '

M l - p f t i d

i l i e i r

eveiiint Service, the

e ale l

There

will be no

noondav

m e e t ing

'• Ibe

column

tt e •*aturday. But on

Monday

the

comi'.Jttees

report a'.

j u-i:.il at the Y M C. A.

I The hoard of

, ; , i e { - t o r a

meet this

| 9 f t - r r o o n 10 lak e up the m;i tter of

I

' . new

secretary

v. ,

c.i];ie ar.;l a good audience < -\

t- i

\ pa:-iors : i K s i - , t i n ^ .n I

li e

IK IC . alr .ureate

dav As an efticiency e\p. r, .

;

he of -"-'TV ice Thi-,

w i l l enab^the

. - . . M v i r e . j

VVIIJ , 15K IN K I .V R I A ,

K r

̂ ,..-..,

;uu e

tr;cient methods for n.ore.jvt-r. ;o

:

..-,um.- ii s

des irahl t-

V I

I-

NK\r \ \ r.l -.K. ;, „, ôi.ien who a t t e n d h.-r cla-s- < ' h ' < r a ' I t - r of :, ci,n::uu^l> occ.-i.ôn

iS he v . i l l l . c l u i - heie , - v. i - . a M - i n - j o i i ^ -

">

pi t^

:

. , , . y*..r, the orT.-nng on

There w i l l be 1 1 , 1 ,'ii.n

t

- - , , , . , ,

... , , . , _ ,

M

-..,,t

. s . i t u ; d r , >

T l i e r - - ûndav , - \emng will be deioted to

of

an v k i n d

."min.-rted .

.

(i

, ) , _ . , . , _ , .

:

,;t..r 'ioon I.--tnre~ in

'''''

^ ocul

>. ;

t l e i i - t

i:t in

We-tern

w i t h

all begniiiini- .it two-

ma ilar iko 's U-cture- ;and • ] , , , ( % -

r

,

n(

i

O

ne evening lecture on

-ooker-, le-*o.i-- in r.Ui

ia

|

T

,,,. ^ ,, _ .;„„,-

» ' , .

.,;

7 4 . . .

Theatre

n . - > T

wt

.-k T i . e ' j , , ^

r l (> ran

T *> l t Fram i . - ,

> " i l - M i p

n l ' . ,|

1(kt

.

"N'

SMITH,

s,-,'-

indnlged in c n i i ^ i u t - r a l i i e in a cell ,

. . tailed

to

carry

off Mrs From pict ures secured of him. he L.Vlt Kate

bllOC OtOfC OH

"\C»TI«

•:

T

-

U K

v ^ : T K R * ^ • ^ .

rr l. l » v

was

playing was i d e n t i f i e d as t l ie < - a m , - i n d i \ i d - . i a l BrOad

St.,

GuSt Kolinsk i, In

vho had stolen a num ber of bic\c.les

w e r e

a p p e a l e d to and

in t h i s c i t y

a u t o

w i t h

o f f i c e r s ] be p l a c e d a g a i n s t

him.

r^^r^chargewmisurance and Real

Estate.

6-1-31

WANTED

P r es s f eede r s .

Inquire

fo r

Mr.

Peat

at the Republican

Ptg. Co.

S P E C I A L M E E T I N G O F C O U N C I L

F R I D A Y T O

D I S C U S S F R A N C H I S E

No

Action

on

Green Line

Franchise Will

Be

Tak-

en However

LOWER TAX

BUDGET J I T

M E M O f li M .

H O S P I T L

TOTAL T\X

IH'IMiET

\V1LI-

tMi3.4IO INSTEAD OF $177,110

AS FIRST A I T H >R 1/ ED. —

$l:i.(l(M> IS CT T FROM RECr-

I.AK EXPENSES. —

(iK.NEKAL

SERVICE

AN D

SAFETY FI/NDS

ARE HIT HARDEST.

The Green Line irauchite and

other

mailers w i l l

come up beture

the : - • ) » ial session o .the c::y

coun-

cil Fiiiiay evenin g. The I ' l e ' i m ^ 'S

• n ih e i . u r i H j S e

ni

ramilia r ,/iilf:

Iu

'^

i i- tmbers

of

'ie council vnth con-

i<

i l ls o'

ihe proposed • r a . i i '

-

l i i ^ « ? .

Tin- disiu^sion \ \ i l l be

infoi i ' ia l

an d

-)o

action will be rakei'. O'hi-r mai-

lers

lu be di-.cus-id .\

UKJJOHV A. DASHENS. I

NABI-E

\VITHSTA\T» SHOCK OF

ACCIDENT

T.»

the coincil

a

committee

of the . v h u i -

wil l

foe

c;

uru

i

av

John

A Da shens. 43. the Put--

field

iii riu. r v. no \\ as so seriou-=l'.

injured. Thurst'.jy af ternon when

liie hor.-e

he was

d r n i n f . i

an

away.

diadems?

th ^

machine

o \e r

the un -

io i lun . ae n.an. died at Men ,onal

ho.-pnal. ai - { . n o o'clock Krida)

i i iorinn^

Th.- -harp blades or itie cultiva-

tor , A l i , - i e < l ni .my

-^r ious wounds

upon

his boi^, eipeeidlly about

his

neck and ôulder...

He

i.-i survived l, \

a wife. three

brothers and a MMer The funeral

will

be

conducted

n oi n

ihe

iom.

b

i o

-_j

t ht

up

.

T h e c i t v tax budfei M i l l b, - T - * > - ' • ,

41" instead oi $177.41"

as

firs, pre-

;.t-nled.

The

budget

pro-.

Kiel ihe

'o l lovvmp general, $7.:..i'.; '-ITM'-'-.

-;4.31".

hospital. * • ; . • . • ' " > : P-r k ,

at ternouii at

1^3". burial

.»>

.

mki-i:-.

i

The

cuts w

-reral. S3.1"

Ce

Sfi flllfl

.id

.- as f o l l o w = -

and

pen-

at Hard Sc rabble cemetery.

The

remain^ which ar«-

at the

Friday and Thomas

chapel,

- w i l l be

taken

io Pittrri. I d. Friday

a ' K i -

noon

E L K

C I T Y

B R I E F S

rf

"he S J i i . O i m bond

r

ir

paving

v--.il-

t r - r

pipe

vv a --

authorized

bv

ordi-

nance.

I T ' S

T O

B E C E I K E

CH I

\ v i i -LL \ M H

M.I..

S K V E N T K I - : N .

from

the

Children's Home

at

Ober-

lin died at

Memorial

ho^pnal this

morning. His mother resides in

this citv.

Obeilm. June -.—

Annuuncemeni

made today that Harold

MR S F R V X C I S B K AN N O N OP

la. Neb .

whose

husband

i ;

a

Pullma-ii train cook, was suddenly

taken ill

while

on the train and was

taken to

Memorial

hospital.

M AR Y HEXTZ,

SEEKS

\

Di-

vorce from Emerson

Hentz.

w ho m

Kine

i

shear;cuse3o

?ross

neglect ot dutv.

sou or President Henry Churchill;

King, of Oberlin college.

v \ i l l

be

in .

charge

of a new

professorship

ot

his-

tory and economics in 1916-17. King

is

an

Oberlin graduate

ot the

class

of

1 9 0 5

extreme

crueltv

and

habitual

drunk-

THE BOARD OF EDUfATIOX OF

Sheffield township, seeks

to

appro

priate one and one

half

acres of

land for school

purposes,

the

hear-

ing to be conducted June

l

MAKKIAOE LICENSES.

L>man V. Caa>. 25.

Berl in

B E CAU S E THE I.ATE CbEM -

ent Pitt.-,, ol Ridgeville. bequeathed

$f , I H J for masses for the

repose

ot

his

as well as

his parents' Souls,

j

Height:-,

clergymen and

Murel

Poor,

and

from ?-

r

,U

to

J l u O

each to h i S j - J S ,

Ober lin.

brothers and sifters. Joseph Mai- [ John A Strohl.

--.

Elyria. met.il

hea.s and John Pitts, seek to

have

|worker an d Margaret Innt-a.

_ _ .

K l v -

his

w

il l

set

aside. ria

A. M . Willard to

Paint

Famous

Picture for

Wellington

Schools

•SPIRIT

OF -7fi TO BE REPAINT-

ED 15 V SOY OF UT HOR AN D

PRESENTED SCHOOLS.

Well incton.

O ,

June 2 —The

Ma.-onic

lodge here has

arranged

w i t h A. M.

Wil lard

to paint a dupli-

cate of his famous picture "The

Spirit of '76."

\Vhen

completed it

w i l l be presented to the

Wellington

public

schools.

As a bjv

Willard

lived

in Wellington.

There

he be-

came acquainted with Hugh Mosher.

of Hunt ingt on. who furnished him

tl-e copv for the

heroic

figure of the

old

man plavmc a fi fe \

num b e r ,

of

pic tures painted

bv

Willard

in his,

\ oun ger d.i\s are in Wellington and

Klyria homes and are prized

very

his-hlv

by

their

possessors. i

L OU I S AO R AM S , OF CI.KVE-

land. was fined $10 and costs l>

Squire

Eberhard. of Hidgoville.. as a

result of

speeding

his aut i i through

that

••.

i l l a g - > . Sunda^

T L K

C E N T E R

O N

R O O S E V E

T

Favorite S ons are Pl

Waiting Game

Windy City

HUGHES

LOSES V

SIXTEEN'

O K I , K O A T R -

< ; F O I H ; I A

LOST

nv

AFTER

SIX

HOUR

I . E I UE R S

OF

BOTH I

CAN AM) I" It O t J R

(.Rod's

AKK OX THE

< ; K O L I * S A R K

o\ T H E

Chicago, Jun e

2.—Grad

precouvemion talk here

is

di/-.n IL I t l i i

=

:

\Yl'iit will Roosevelt do

publican-, don't

nominate

\ V ha i

v i ll (he progressi

the

i e p u b l i < _ a n s

don't nom

'•:

'

\Vhat about Hughes?

Mostly,

the

talk centers

. el" '1

;e colonel's tlt-hîtc

u:.-r;i

vestefJay

thr u

his

[hat

he "most assuredly

is

date

left

no doubt in the

the

other

14 or

15

aspirant

colonel is in

the

fight to

the

la>t

foe expires.

Favorite sons meanw

holding

luncheons an d

roun

where

they buoy

up

their

o

bv lunch

fervid

talk.

They Have Some Vo

Thev all know their

c

no m inat ing

a

president

ar

ingly slim, but they '-pa

pride"

and

"without

hope

d"-non" to the fact that t

some \otes

to deliver.

Some ot

them m.iy have

.-s.-aiy

votes to s'.vmg the

t ion. Hence thev are keep

und — h c - n

tlie

right mome

they

will

make proper arra

loi patronage

and

climb

bod^':. band

wagon.

The

big boy?,

real leader

republican

and progressiv

.n re

arriv ing Bil l

Barnes

Murr av f'r.inr-

f j o t

on the gr

t .- iday Bous

Penrose

is ex

day.

f;eorf-

W Perkins also

w

ih"

arr ivals

yester da>. a

Hi ram .Tohn-;" i

of

Californi

o thr r

Hoo?i-velt ndhorent

to

Heed Smooth.

U tah .

was

those

who

greeted Perkins

bull niooê Ir.icier

sot in.

ta l

iponv

and a

united

Americ

—united

aâin^t

the democ

i\.that i?.

Per ;in^ .--aid the bull

mo

K ce: - c - - .

:- t. bu t

if

he

cant

(Continued

On

Paye

F

ELEVEN

S T A T E , T W E L V E

C O U N T

WASHINGTON

TRI PS A RE

O FFE

I50VS AM) ( M I 5 I . S OF LORAIN;

CO I NT Y AR E Y ( J \ V IH'SV |

RAISIN C

I5F .S T (ORN

I

Eleven state-u i d - - trips to Wash-

ington have been

ullered

T O d ate 1 C i

the 1916

ho;

s" coin urowiu ̂ contest I

of the

state bojrd

of ,is::

u - i i l T u r e .

T

u

'

addition tber t lia\e been

oftered

hundreds of tr ip- f u r consresMoual .

d istr ic ts, (ouni ie- , . t n w n ^ h i p ^ a n d '

other subdi\ iaions. t w e l v e of which

will

be

offered

in

Lorain c

The donors

of

stato t

(Governor

Willis.

Senator

H. M l.'augheity. Senator P

t*u- S;ate Chamber of Comm

egonia Bridge Company.

The Monitor . Columbus: t

Dollings

Company.

Ham

American A gricultural

Company. Cleveland: Swif

Cl ei e l a r d branch,

and Arm

t i l izer \York.>. Columbus b

T l ' S

N E Y V Y O R K B\NKER PREDICTS

TEDDY \V IIJ. BE NOMINATED

AN D ELECTED.

N^vv

York.

June 2 - Frank

Van-

;lerlip.

president

of National

Ci tv

B ank , said

'hat

he favored the

nomi-

j

na t io n an, election

of

Colonel Rouse

j

velt for president |

"I will admit

that

I did not

f a \ o r j

him a few month-

Tgo." said

Mr

Vanderlip. "but

Mr

Roosevelt voice-

in plain lan guage his stand

on th"

tries' important pr inciples that

poh-

ri,-s has to do w l i h at this time

Th^re

is no m i - tak ing his

a t t i tud e

"There has been a great s w ing to

Roosevelt latelv

among t h i n k i n g

pro

pie

I thi nk he will

be

elected

"

—

o —

I

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I ' . l v r l . i

I ' . e i . t i i m \. M .i , ' . ' l i e - \ C i> ]

THE NEXT BIG DANCE

At Bannon' s Hall will he next Tues-

d a y ,

.Tune t',. tivm by Smith's; or-

chestia You are welcome.

Ke a d The E v e n i n g

Tblegrtm

L O R A I N

C O U N T Y

I S

S T R O N G E S T

F O P

E U A L S U F F R A G E

I N S T

Has Strong Organizations'

1

> l u r

upon womankind's

.

he*-

beicg

classed, with

th

inElyria

and Oberlm,

; criminal

and

feeble-minded

Aso

at Lorain , :enymg her suffrage.

I

Mi^s S t a n d i = > h

described

The Young Wo' i ' i n's Sutf iage

f

i

ace campaign in East

Cle

L-ague

met at the Y M .

C.

A. last unique thing, where women

evening, over lortv women enjoy- incorporate into tluir city

in g Mi-;. - ,

Ahc-

>tandi-h.

a

.-Tdte

the

right

to

vote. Vigoro

worker 's

addree

addres-es'

p ie If this campaign is s

v. t re preceded

b>

a \

er y

food supper,

other

smal'er municipalitie

Mr s

On.-wold

reported

that

«r-at jonce

attempt the

same thin

pride In

our

local league

is

felt

by;

I-oram county is

the

the stite association, as it his grown

count--

for

womin's suffrag

s,. i n p i d l y . At Col umbia, the

st. itej ind Oberlin both

having a

convention had many able speakers.; trues and Lorain city, havin

M r - . Carr ie Chapman Catt. being, mrmed one. On e great d

foremost. lii br ief . Mrs.Catt de-| the cause eve rywhere is t

• c i i be d impressive suffrage

parad es,; ferenc e of women who are

-, ib e

most t e l l i n g th ing

the cause t" their possibilities of ai

i an

present

as an argume nt; drew at-j in government; their pow

t i n t i o n to the

fact

that

whereas

S u- ' U ie

ba'lot as a

tool

to

push

snn

T > Anthony,

was once

greeted

and good legislation -

In

s

w i t h bid

eegs.

now suffrage loaders industr ial and

above all,

.ire respected

and men

given

ban-j

hold conditions.

When a

q u e t s In her opin ion , the

greatest -e-ilize

their

great Influenc

opponents of the cause are conserva- i ing causes of evil, not in

f i v e s ,

pessimists

and the

"spoilers"

up

evil, suffrage will

come

that control legislation. The great-lural

result.

100 years ago today

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