The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1912, Page 19

ust Say’ MoTOR Boar” TOMB AN AY BANE Muss YOUR MAP UP So You WONT KNOW YOURSELF ! (OW VERY WELL - THEN You Got % Go Swine) No DIVING AXEL ~ UGT SWIMMING see? TTRANING STUFF { iT TANK ae Slettr bile Geop J] “THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912. Hey‘ das waTeR BANE “Too coLD~- | NAW! AXEL DOESN’T WANT TO CATCH ANY MORE OF 'EM. Aw Come OH = You WONT NOTICE, IT WHEN You Ger warmep up! FORTO RICAN WOMAN WHO IS IN NEW YORK TO STUDY SUFFRAGE. WEARS TROUSERS | TOGAN VOTES FORALL WOMEN Rico's First “New | Woman” Also Has Her Hair Shingled. W Porto ‘Marguerite Mooers Marshall.' Senoriia Luisa Capetilio, the first “new woman” of Porto Rico, has ) atrived in New York. The Sen who belongs to an excellent San family, has left conservative Latin. American ty gasping for breath For the Senorita has edited and pub- }ahed. her own newspaper. e has cut off her hair. She has leciured in public before mixed hus waved the red fla ° hand and the y tn ! A 7 COPETILLE nize an interna: rT and with LUISA. 6. Kicks, unted his in “In the tpper c curses. And he in her face. sses the women were ui SORRY FOR THE POOR LABOR- SAN JUAN, rl-I am very ING CLASS IN “When I was « very young # now tWwent sorry for the o poor las oring peop San J le exe plained. "They earned thing, mever bad a chance to more than two or three kinds of food, "abd frequentiy did not E to eat. ‘Bheyy were adsol cated), FB two of th their child unhappy conditio too, the poorgr much active fll treat Spanish occupation “Then, after a w I noticed that the hardest part of ihe jvc ‘ fell on the women, The men bad whe eafes and clgaieticr, and some ite enjoyment in life, Practically ai hard work was done by women, nearly all of whom were also the mothers of lar families of children, The wife had to put up with whatever Ml-treatment her husband chose to sive —_———————— = BETTER QUALITY THAN THE PRICE EVER BUYS MORE SiYLES THAN YOU'LL GET AT ANY PRICE Thet’s the combines mace my straws famen Don't think Hm exagierating Come to one of ny. © my wo ide Straw a Leal ep tion that has Every $ : $3.00 Quality... $1.50 Slashing Panama Sale ALL | ALL $5.00 Panamas | $3.50 Panamas $3.50 | $2.25 nearly as badly off. They did not have to work because there was money enough to hire nty of servants. But they were helpless in the hands of their men folk. If a husband wished to be 00d to his wife, so much the better for [her. It he preferred to abuse her and \be untrue to her, she could do nothing to help herself. “Nobody receives much education, en here the women camo off worst As young girls they were most strictly chaperoned, and the idea of a business woman, even a woman school- teacher, would have horrified the men. Most of the w would have been atrald not to agree with thelr men folk. “Indeed,” added the Senorita, with flashing “TI know, of if, what feeling is aroused when a wo'nan as- | sorts her indepe pok iny first free step by which I called The We to meet with a storm of p ‘y member of my fami nearly every acquaintance with the schools are pu basis, and the little thelr brothers. are bei education, But grown w in a very inferior position.” WOMEN SECRETLY STRONG, BUT THEY ARE TIMID. “But do you think they want the vote? Are they strong enough?” “Secretly they are strong, but are timid,” the Senorita replied. er so much under of the men that they are afraid to say what they really want. That ‘s why I wish to form the assoc ation o suffragists from all the countries, to encourage my sisters ac home “It is not only the vote I wish for \ of all, A 1 had or on a much stronger nen are still they “They American occupation, the |“ s well as}( the intluence |: them. I want a change in the social] GEN, E, S. BRAGG DIES, and educational ideals so that women may enter all the flelds of work where men are allowed. When I came away there was not a woman tn Porto Rico who could take up the editorship of my paper, I want to see our women lawyers, doctors, school teachers, mu- sicians, artiste, business women, as you are here in America.” re you a militant suffragist?” No, It is not that I am afratd of the men, that I would fear to go against them with sticks and stone and hammers, Iam willing to suffer| © for my ideals, But {do not think the way of force is nice, It 1s not good | manners, it is not the argument a lady | chooses. Why should w t ourselves down on the men's 1 Besides, it 1s not necessary. are more women than men. y the women “We Love Him for the Enemies Hi Has Made,” Gave Him Fame. day at his home here. five. Brigade tn the Civil War, nation of Grover Cleveland for Pre: dent, said: “We made.” In January, 1888, Gen. Brigg was | pointed Minister to Mexico by Pres Cleveland. In 1889 he resigned, at n President Harrison's admin! If c will all join together and ask politely for what yield.” “And no! they want, the men will nt McKinley aj al to Cuba. Bra said to hav grata at Hay It Is true! the natives o je and a whiek of | ter to a friend In Fond du La her skirt ed a long pair of white | tet Abt slly ae pubsle serge Turkish bloomers. "I wear my | i ast diplomatic pos: rh A i eral to Hongkong, Chin ver them,” she continued calmly, | Yaga delegate to every Democrat! use the world is not yer auf-! {onal tly educated. For the same reason | ous) I wear corsets \ wasp “But women ought to have clo month. which will give as men. They ou | halr, as I have done, in order to save | adout clothes,” I muggestet. | in dress reform?” ‘aba expressed in a I #0 yned by Congress at Genuine Priestly Cravenette Cloth ____In my big trade of last week there are a half dozen styles of genuine Priestly Cravenette Cloths. These goods are fine silk mixtures, and run from very dark to medium light shades. I personally think this is the They come stamped every half- yard with the registered Cravenette trade-mark, and are the same goods that are sold by the highest priced tailors and ready-to-wear clothiers in the country, at prices ranging from $25 to $50. These goods were bought in a trade, and I don’t care if you are as big as the side of a house, or if you wont them made extremely large, the price will be, made to order, only process that will withstand rain. 10.00 Clean-up Sale I am making preparations for one of the biggest buys that I have ever pulled off in fine tailoring, and I want to clean up every end in my stock containing one, two, three or four suit patterns. Grays, browns, blues and fancy mixtures. Suit to order, 1490 Blue Serge Suit to Order . . 8.25 Uncalled-for Suits A number of sults that, owing to the rush of this season, were rot done on time, I will sell at }, regular prices. &.90,6.00; 7.00 MAIL ORDERS Send postal and I will send samples and sell-measurement blanks, MAIL ORDER, DEPT. B e steds, fancy twi rata My ONLY New York City Store to make way for a Republican. AGED 85, IN FOND DU LAC. e FOND DU LAC, Wis., June %1.—Gen. 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