New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 15

BAILY HERALD. PrIDAY, BIRTH OF NEW ERA FOR RUSSIAN WOMEN Sufirage Expoctetl to Bg. Gmt‘ Aid in Educational Line Petrograd, May 4.—Woman suffrage has come.quietly and unostentatiously to ‘Russia. The Provisipnal govern- .ment has not yet officially announced its: full views on the subject, but in- dividual ministers: have ‘stated that it |is decided that women will vote at ‘both the municipal and rugal, councils elections, and ‘also in the elections for the. General Constitutional Assembly. Universal ‘suffrage for' women will be a curious and' interesting experi- ment in Russia. From the mass of Peasant women fully intelligent vot- ing can scarcely be expécted at pres- ‘ent, but no doubt for them the vote will be a highly stimulating and edu- cative opportunity. The men voters do_not expect that women of this class will vote independently, and say therefore that their participation will only slightly affect the result. 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They have .not -been militant, but rather educational demonstra- rather greater liberty ‘of thought and action than men, and while there las been no very ntrang or organized suf- | frage movement, ‘'women have been directly ‘éngaged’ in public’ work by | the-side of the men, and it seemed to nobody any great step from the posi- tion they thus enjoved to ‘the actual vote. ks ‘Women in Revolution. {When the revolution came, every- one joined-in, women as well as men. )| Women ‘who had been nursing or studying or writing or working in re- lfef ‘societtes or co-operative 'stores or munition factories, or simply . house- ‘| keeping, came forward and took their places naturally in the many-sided movement. Women were prominent in the bread processions which were reluctantly fired on by the soldiers. ] Women waorkers and ‘girl< students 7] marched “WItH"this aptaisrs and ‘Work- jmen ‘and’ took: : revolutionary, . red-. flagged rides i the ° commandeered automobiles. ‘Women leaders came to the Duma with information and advice, estab- lished iconnections, and helped to authorities have been taking an active interest in rabbits for ' consumption both in Australia and ' abroad:. ° The view that the rabbit is a pest which 5 g 5 ONGE PEST, YOV BLESSING jof, Arntralian the season of 1917, ’l'k,( involve lbnue EVERYTHINGnamnged.sm- ply cut out this ad —and take it to any Dealer mentioned below. 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Young women were found frequently -as speakers at the impromptu mass meetings where orators of the people harangued the crowds at street cor- ners. ‘A woman's organization plas- .| tered the town with bills urging equal recognition of the sexes. ‘A woman writer was placed at the head of the organization of temporary soup kitchens opened for the soldiers during the revolution week. The City Council elected to its permanent com- mittee several women, including Madame Miliukoff and Countess Pan- in. There were meetings especially organized by woman house servants to urge an improvement in their work- ing conditions but, as nobody knew what to demand, nothing further happened. There have been continu- ous meetings of women at the Wom- en’s University and Medical - College, |. with stormy conflicts between the moderates and the radicals, and thou- sands of resolutions have been passed, declaring for equal suffrage, resump- tion of work, continuation of the war, and support of the Provisional gov- ernment. Schoolgirls everywhere have been imbued with the new spirit. They have organized, elected committees and councils, and passed resolutions, usually under the advice and counsel of their teachers. The schools hum with the voluntary study of ‘eivics and . | economics. Pupils in the tn.rlous sehools of Petrograd proposed the formation of a8 Union of Pupils, t6 which each school was to. send a preportional delegation. The principals vetoed the renterprise, and sald if the delegates met they would resign. The delegates . | @id meet. the organization was formed and the principals did not resign. AZTEC TILES UNEARTHED. Mexico City, May 4.—Recent exca- vations in Mexico City in Reloj and Maria Teresa streets have uncoverced fitty-five splendid examples of Aztec tile work. These tiles. form a por- tion of what once was a floor of the grand temple of Tenoxtitlan and por- tray the mythological wars and dances of the Aztec gods. As the rainy seay son is approaching during which the tiles might be damaged they have ‘been removed from the ruins to the department of inspection of Archeo- logical monuments. RECEIPTS OF PRIZE COURT. London, May 4.—The total receipts of the British prize court from the beginning of war to March 31, 1916, was £6,850,000. Australia Turns to the Elusive Rabbit As Article of Food and Extermina- tiop. of Animal is Stopped, Melbourne, Australia, May 4.— Rabbif-trapping and _exportation of refrigerated rabbits has experienced a boom: as a result of the war. -Here- tofore, .the rabbits have been a curse to Australla and millions of pounds sterling have been expended in an ef- fort to. eradicate them . . Lately, however, the commonwealth should be extirpated is not being en- couraged. Steps have been taken by the government to have the'poisoning of the animals suspended, and trappers are being urged to maintain the out- put for consumption. Undoubtedly this policy is a result of the war strain upon food supplies in Great Britain and among other jEntente allles. A month or two ago the British government notified the commonwealth government that it had decided to buy the whole of the cw. () extent of the supply whid! ain has contracted .to taki Paris, May 4.—Owing to the of coal preparations are being to have the streets of ‘Paris Jif lamps. Should the coal s come more acute, further .r"t of:-the supply of gas and el private- houses is expected. Twenty Mifllon Orpnges Twenty million oranges per day are bemg shlpped from California to re- tailers everywhere. Be sure to get your share for prices aré not high. Ask for Sunkist Oranfies—aold in ten sizes—at various prices. All snm of Sunkist are umfarmly 00K juicy, tender, sweet. This fruit-aid to digestion makes all other foods just that more eflic:ent. Eat more oranges and less meat. Sunkist | Give children all they want in pllce of candy. plentiful. Buy them now while they are* All retailers now have oranges in abundance at attractive prices. Cclibnh Pruit Growers A Co-Operative, N M Organization of 3000 | N\ Lok Angeles, Califoraia