... recall that Mr. John Stuart Mill's article on 'The Enfranchisement of Women, ' in the iVestminster Review in 1851, took the form of a review of a Suffrage Convention held by American Women at Worcester Maesachusetts, in 1850 Therefore, while our struggle ...

... not need to be leminded by Ime of the changed position which is being taken by women today as compared with even five years ago. As the result' of recnt legislation women are now admitted to full rights and are qualified to hold any position in She State ...

... tomorrow. Paris, June 23.—Members of the Societies' of Sights for Women, discontented on account of a delay of nearly theee years on the subject of the framing of a law of female suffrage at pessent before the Senate, entered the galleries of the Senate ...

... Republican cause, but he rigidly opposes elections on the existing register, which would exclude many young men and women who have reached the suffrage age since the register was compiled and who he believes largely support his views. Arthur Griffith still expects ...

... battling against Republican leads. In the first trial women suffrage contributed largely to the Republican majorities and also was a factor in delaying the count in many States. The millions of women's balloto also swelled the popular vote beyond all records ...