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In 1902 perhaps the most interesting thing is that there is no legislation whatever of any kind on the subject of women's suffrage showing distinctly the refluent wave. In 1903 New Hampshire rejects a constitutional amendment for women's suffrage. Kansas restricts the marriage of epileptic and weak-minded persons.
Flint interrupted, smiling somewhat blandly, "how much money do you think that pass would save an active young lawyer in a year? Is three hundred dollars too much? Three hundred dollars is not an insignificant sum to a young man on the threshold of his practice, is it?" Austen looked at Mr. Flint. "Any sum is insignificant when it restricts a lawyer from the acceptance of just causes, Mr. Flint.
It is impossible to fancy a gentleman who restricts himself to the occupation of fighting, buying from those at whose expense he pursues it his weekly supply of provisions, and marching home with his diss, or strings of chops and cutlets, festooned from his spear or garlanded around his gallant brow. Such is the drift of the times. Mankind is banded against brigandage.
If a new factory is built, rates and taxes are immediately levied on the full annual value of the building, which is a direct charge upon production, and has to be paid before a single person can be employed in the factory. It therefore not only restricts the possibilities of employment, but has to be added to the price at which the goods can be sold. Or take the illustration of a slum area.
But Average Jones was in no mood for playfulness now. "That restricts the judge's endeavors to the house and garden," said he, "since, of course he'll see the advertisement." "I'll see that he does," said Miss Graham maliciously. "Good! I'll also ask you to watch the garden for any suspicious excavating." "Very well. But is that all?" Miss Graham's voice was wistful. "Isn't it enough?"
The elixir of the spirit that sparkled within, her was of that quality of which the souls of poets and artists are made; but the keen New England air crystalizes emotions into ideas, and restricts many a poetic soul to the necessity of expressing itself only in practical living. The rigid theological discipline of New England is fitted to produce rather strength and purity than enjoyment.
Their usefulness has been limited by their being transient and temporary; their ceasing to bear interest at given periods necessarily causes their speedy return and thus restricts their range of circulation, and being used only in the disbursements of Government they can not reach those points where they are most required.
Their usefulness has been limited by their being transient and temporary; their ceasing to bear interest at given periods necessarily causes their speedy return and thus restricts their range of circulation, and being used only in the disbursements of Government they can not reach those points where they are most required.
Before quitting this interesting place, the scene where our Lord passed the days of his childhood and youth, we may observe, that there is a great variation in the accounts given by different travellers as to the number of its inhabitants. Dr. Richardson restricts it to six or seven hundred; Mr.
Minnesota extends the privilege to all cities and villages without respect to size, while Colorado restricts it to cities having more than 2,000 inhabitants. The right to serve as a member of a charter commission is limited to freeholders in all these states except Colorado, where it is restricted to taxpayers.
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