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b F� Dou , 1817·1894
I . an m ar:rogance as loved ones to the perils and great moral qualities com- estimation by her enforced
hitherto felt himself fully horrors of war. and her mand respect only as exclusion from the elective
eq. to the or o� ov- vote ould be a peace powers. Knowledge and franchise just as slaves
emma t orld WIthout uaranty to the world. wealth are nought but doubted their own fitness
the p of �man. He has While society consents to po ers. Take from money for freedom. from the fact Classes and lessons in a variety of
ept . � of po er exclude women from all .its purchasin po er, and it of bein looked upon as
securely � his own �'participation in the ceases to be the same object only fit for slaves. While� formats for all ages.
and history of �ons guidance of its Govern- of respect. We pity the im- of course. woman has not
and present expenence malt, it must consen to potent and respect the fallen so tow as the slave in
of the orld show the standin armies, prepara- po erful everywhere. To the scale of being, (her edu-
Ul . he made tio for war calculated to deny woman_ her vote is to cation and her natural rela-
. . He � brin them on, and smite abridge her natural and tion to the rulina power
history a history of itself into blood and death. social po • and deprive renderin such degradation
blood even until But whatever may be her of a certain measure of impossible,) it is plain that, brass
The to-day thooahi as to the conse- respect. Everybody kno with the ballot in her hand, conducting
rlerCe, sa and quences of allowin omen that a oman's opinion of she will ascend a higher de-
to vote, it is pWn that any I. ..maker uId com- vation in her· own thoughts, call 925 -7746
. not one of omen themselves are mand a Iaraer measure of and even in the thoughts of
civilized . of divested of a large measure attention had the means men, than without th
the earth . bas not of their natural dip.ity by of makina opinion effective symbol of po ere
monpaea the energies of their exdusio from such at the ballot-box. We The claim i that woman
unborn "005 to y participation in Govern- despise the ea and is represented by man, and Community Sc 001 of t e Arts
COIltIlII1ed by the mente Po er is the hiahest lespect the strong. Such is that she does therefore in-
. and blunders of' object of human respect. human nature. Woman directly participate in Gov- � il�lnAn Council for t Art
Oovanmen. Whether � Wisdom, virtue, and all herself in her own Cont' 0 10 .. �_�_= ....... __
have been diI- -
woman's voice
in nat"onal af­
its of little de­
ar is amona the
�1Ie5l calami' incident
to li es of nations. They
arrest the prosress of civil­
ization, corrupt the sources
of mOrality, destroy aU pr0-
per of the sacredness
of b life, perpetuate
the tiona! hate, and
down the ks of
after comina enerations
the burdens of debt.
To nothin more than to
ar " oman moo instinc-
tively opposed. If the voices
of ives, sisters, and
mothers could be heard, no
standin armies ould
menace the peace of the
orld to-day, and France
and Prussia ouild not be
DaUtu· 11 their hands in each
arm blood.
NaIlOllC)Il told us the "Em­
pire means , "and e
y that Republ' mean
peace, b other Empires,
epublies, nor onarehi
can mean peace whil men
control them. The
vote of omen" essential
peace of the orkl.
and 'voice natur ..
y rises the shed-
dina of human blood.
A ainst this conclusion
may be cited, but they
except" and abno -
mal. WODWl as oman,
f: more than man as man,
. for peace. That very
impaned somethina of its
own bIood-thirsty spirit to
wornen of Soulh­
th t superstition and
f" ve led soin
WOIDCIl to to the
ter of their children
and to the destrUction of
themselves-cannot be
taken qainst the natural
gentleness and forbearance
of the as a who e. She
naturally hudders at the
thought of subjecting her
piano
organ
violin
'cello
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jazz, tap (;, ballet
musidanship
Boy's Chorus
Chamber Ensem e
Nightingo e's Chorus ,
Prelude to e Symphony
classes begin �t. 15
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