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Frances Squire Potter, former Professor of English at the University of Minnesota; Professor Max Eastman of Columbia University, secretary of the New York Men's League for Woman Suffrage, and Professor Henry S. Nash of the Episcopal Theological School. At the State annual meeting in Lowell, October 27, 28, Philip Snowden, M. P., of England was a speaker. In connection with the convention Mrs.
How can woman's political influence be brought to bear most effectively on Parliaments and governments? Led by Mrs. Snowden; Mrs. Anna B. Wicksell, Sweden; Dr. Käthe Schirmacher, Germany; Miss Richards. 3. What should be the relation of the suffrage movement to political parties in the unenfranchised countries?
"He's a good fellow I suppose he'll marry again, one of these days." "No, he won't!" Milly replied promptly. "Not so long as he has me." "What'll he do when he loses you?" "He won't lose me." "Oh, you'll be married, Milly, 'fore you know it." She shook her head. "Not until I meet the right man," she said, and she explained volubly her lofty ideals of matrimony. Snowden agreed with her.
Snowden have since become familiar to American audiences, but until that time I had not heard either of them, and I was immensely impressed by their ability and their different methods Miss Schwimmer being all force and fire, alive from her feet to her finger-tips, Mrs. Snowden all quiet reserve and dignity. Dr.
They were not long in arriving. The instant Snowden got the flour out of his eyes sufficiently to enable him to see he began blinking in all directions. Finally his eyes rested on Teddy Tucker, who was perched on a brake wheel observing the manager's discomfiture. "You!" exploded the manager. Grabbing up the paddle used for the purpose of stirring paste he started for the Circus Boy.
The young lady had just left school, and had never seen a steeplechase before, and her eagerness kept her companions in continual merriment. They were bantering her to bet, which she had as yet refused to do. All were deeply interested in the race. Indeed, two of the gentlemen with Colonel Ashland, Colonel Snowden and Mr.
"What are you all standing around like fools for? Why don't you send Tom for the doctor?" "Tom isn't with us any more, dearest," said Aunt Enid with trembling reassurance, "and Dr. Snowden is out of town. But we are trying to get Dr. Bean." "I won't have Bean," Madam declared, clinching her jaw with pain. "I'll send him away if he comes." "Dr. Vaughn, then?" suggested Miss Enid tenderly.
"You have a queer idea of jokes," smiled Phil, releasing his man and stepping back, but keeping a wary eye on the car manager, as the latter settled back into a chair, rubbing his wrists. They still pained him severely. "I am sorry if I hurt you, Mr. Snowden. But I had to defend myself in some way. I could have been much more violent, but I did not wish to be unnecessarily so."
Snowden," interposed Billy. "I have a hard route to work today and I shall need some help if I get over it before dark." "Very well; go on. I hope he falls off a barn or something. If he does, leave him." "For your sake, I shall try to take care of myself," answered Phil with an encouraging smile. "Tucker!" "Yes, sir." "Start a fire under that boiler.
The visits made in this country by Mrs. Cobden Sanderson, Mrs. Borrman Wells, Mrs. Philip Snowden, and, most of all, Mrs. Pankhurst, leader of the militant English Suffragists, aroused tremendous enthusiasm from one end of the country to the other.
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