The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, September 22, 1910, Image 2
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ONE thousand Zurich wo/lv
I l^v\ 111 on havo HpplnriMl for mil
( V~)J ?i) vorsa* suffrage. It is a reV
| )J cent movement there,
though other Swiss cities
ha\c been interested for some time
in the much mooted question. Altoget
her tho little country has 17,000 advocates
for giving women tho ballot.
Recently the women of Zurich canton
petitioned tho stale for the light to
act as jurors on u case In which a woman
was the defendant. Their request
was refused. Later, with characteristic
Swiss bravery, they sent in
another p Mtlon to the legislature asking
the right to sit In judgment on
special court.?, such as are held in
FVance for adjusting differences beIWiM'ii
mistress nml msilil Mint oth.T
whore differences arise between
a woman employer and a woman employee.
While ibis, too, waa doni"d,
Parliament admitted the sex's eligibility
to such an ottic .
"We are not talking much about It,"
said the vice president of the Zurich
Woman's Suffrage society, Fraulein
Hounegor, "It - t 1 iblicity frighten the
state into retarding 'ho concession, it
Is not much 01 a gain, but," she added
'.\;u> true su'-irago optimism, "it la a
step forward, li we bad made that demand
ton years ago. when to speak of
our having the ballot was to be laugh
<f>d at as a dreamer, our petition would
j^ks
iJi
ivvv/vw.' v. A'oz/ H^tncne-o /,
not have got past (ho porter's desk. 1
til at was the first in Europe to open its
"o women will not finally deny us ou
rig-hts."
Switzerland has no women's clubs.
tho suffragists are engaged along onn II
#?r body of women Is working for phi
A group of young women representing
most Zurich families has organized tli
practical training school whore niemb
;hr needs of poor children and thereb
better their unfortunate lot.
\\'e ar<> endeavoring to Interest our y
of leisure and education In this work," r
t.h?' promoters, Frank-in 1-Vrtz, herself a
earnest, and cultured young woman. Th
Inspec tor of schools Is assisted by this g
dren of the poor receivi- two fuli meal?
Swiss schools, and If the mothers of t
dren bo employed at outside work tin
hour the guild takes charge of the lift!
Through tin* influence of this guild ;
passed lrts-t year by which a guardian la
for illegitimate children and this gua
compol tho father of a deserted child i
Tito to its support. If tli<> mother he
also she, too, bfcomes a ward of this gu
similar organization to tho Zurich guilt
'j??rmnn cities, ami. hy a similar state 1;
scondor of moral ohllgations is traced
r-xtrndltod. To women is duo 'lie large
temperance restaurants existing in S\
Fran Professor Oreille of Zurich is tl
tor >( this moVeh)etit.
Socialism is spreading in Swlt/t rlan
how a cbuntry governed hy tii.? refere
'pin i .in bo po* ibly more democratic p
.1' r*' indlmr. Made lip 'if thr -o ra<
1'Y rich .Hid 1 *alinn. socialists of th>
n us have entered Switzerland and
:i > idea ft. seeds of discontent in the bra
: little republic.
V irli-h hfi I d in every movement of I
It was the torm center of the Protest
Hi ?Mon peri. 1 in Switzerland Zwlngli'
/ re. In t.h- <?i . m i n ?? i , whoso t
ivi dominated tie- town f> r eight <> !
preached tin i'rot ant nisade and
church's I ist Catholic pa tor n'ld its tli
tant fine, iiiuli up In on-' of the tow
.!.?? n.M.r,. ,?? ni.,ti..o .,r,
iju.iiim, srni'-<i ii*,<ii> '?i v iif>hlj' , in'
founder of (irossmuenster chapter Iti
cathedral are the cloisters which now fo
a girls' seminary
Ir an old h ipr-1 acrop ; the road 1, ;i
<n? collection of articles relating to tie
tion, Including letters written by f'alv
and ZwinRli, aeh remarkably distinct
also on" by Lady Jane Orey; her pent
legible as print and she v. rote the lett<
/tack of this Utile chapel, called tho VV.al
la t\ splendid ' ion/" statu* r?j '/wlngll.
Zurich is tli" capilal of the canton of
Itf i IJ ; ' 11 ? ; i ' i.iiKr /Vi
th<* law^t " Switzerland The
Honal ti'wn 'ii its narrr.w tt 'r>p Htre
liinh, dark -> . lies on both banks n
n. it. I'll" .--til tho city lias -spacious
faros an I i>I tull'l buildings rho lalo
tho K' ii'' Stadl at" voiy .1" ictlvo.
nnrl! < ; a <?? ! i- ' 10 line Ton 1 !o, a p?
>rn concert l?n mik anr] plo.nure pahc
vicinity of ' southern ud la tic
H> ilr pari N'oai the Tonhallo,
nnin street . f the city the Hahnhcads
from th" iako north to tho railv
T)n? hr bigots aro striking. A<i iaoent t,
Munntor bridge 1h the WaBHOrkircho, or
bunk, containing tho city library with 1
jinea and ovr r>,000 manuscripts. It
noro valuable objects, Including tho ('
";mu3. Tho (Jrossmuenster Is llomane
Grecian features. Further north la ti
1 - * I
55 Jlvffor
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p:
/V ZUtf/Cfii THE Gf?0S5rtUFfiST?R. Lc
pa
^ut a city in the Gorman Renaissance,
university university and the? famous
? t \ -*on a* wllli t hoir itnmnmna In^tiltir
clinics are In tho northern
Hut while Switzerland Is tho most
ine. anoth- of Kurope. three-fourths of 1
Innthropy. with mountains. The grand*
the lore- been pictured and describe!
is year a With the exception of corta
era study ica, there is nothing in tho
y help to beauty. The central and sc
cunled bv the Swiss Ail,.-'.
oiing girls nearly three-fifths of the en
aid one of .Mountains cover the northwc
honutiful, country.
ie medical Far up In the mountains
uild. ' hil- town of Kinslodeln. 1 was ft
i gratis in present during a .veek-end n
he so chll- shining societies from the coi
itil a late boring Havarian towns were
e ones. exceeding 2,000. Swltzerlai
i law was summer time for holldayli
appointed inoxaHe saengorfest by whl<
rdian ca'i get3 't-t share of gay song a
in cnnun) in > uj.mns wore represent'
under age every house was decorntec
ardlan. A scarlet and white.
1 exists !u Early in the afternoon the
iw, the ah- c;an. It was held In the vr
easily and front of the Benedictine ah
number ot ()f the singers was plctur
vitzerland. carried a banner, Indlvldtif
le orlglua* great horns filled with f!o\
singers wore white gowns
d; though As the quiet, well-behaved 11
iiu im sys- policeman, th? fire brigade
upeth ?iin- semblance of civic authorlt;
German, guard of honor. And whlh
e kindred massing around ?ho condu
sentiorc(l was krpt firing a vigorous
V' li'-autl- Swiss decorations on (he <i
the nay Sunday dress of t
I; hi "! cling mountains?the nearbv
hi' H for- distant peaks snow-tipped
s home is made a splendid, old world
all to vers And the definite note wf
ituries, In- of Kinsledeln, which callod
was the ai -1 which Is one of the <
rsf Protes* I -urolii' Tho nlihov churr-h
ern is a Dame tics Krmltes, is a grar
legendary llnnkcd on ithor sido with
ick of the Sinco th<- yeur 034 tho abb
rni part of
n Interest' ""SV"r
Housekeeping
Th<re is
iim hip is Ankidf rnir many wandi
r l.atln 1DK in Hankow wan an ox
' i <'b i li. bftfore- noi iifter, writes F
Now Idea W mian'H Magazf
Zurich an 1 six RM-v.ini That sounds
rich !* Ing judgment you should
oiti. ir u iiicin: rii' pciirc of nilti'
i t i anl it* ponds lan<e!> on her "numli
f tin- 1.1 tn Borvant. who, if efllclent, I.
i thorough from Nlng|?> iCo Ik n tall,
inays i: who win i hlur cotton <
\ ,-ir their s- l<lo an<l p w-hing to his anl
u! / mod must ncvM ippenr In his
in ih" To do thl. I only second a.1
beautiful to having (lie cuo In any
stai< hanging <! oorously down tl
'Ntrasse Tho hoiiso coolie at v
;i. station twist his around his h-.
> imo nn< Through tit<> boy the ofdf
i the right to tho r> t of tbo household
30,000 vol tbo pidgin [Cngllsh of tho
preserves the "No. boy," the house (
oflcx Vatl- ono with enough work to d
'S(|uo with ately busy; tho cook and I
liu Itudon, Is leurulng bin trade at th
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* WIT E?uzabe
KXHI ANGELA.
? * HENRY
matt o n i
preserved an unb
th the notional odi 1- abbo(> Kberhard(
ttonal exhibit and cnt head. Abbo C
i"! l'estnlozzl cabinet. ollc rhnrch In th
to mo-lern Catholic hands; the legem
lurch of Our Lady Is e<j ,j10 act
magnificent basilica. .
r, itiinsiedeln and
io Church of St. Pe- , ? T,
, ,, ,, , , ? ,,re Forest away
r holds the tomb of ... .. ..
ii noiy nermit, Mt
ivator, who was Its Uohenzollern,
utor. The town hall. ijVC(i many v
dales from 169-1. 1 ho panels to whom
federal polytechnic who had hoped
Ions, laboratories and they pot was a c
part of (irosse Stadt. whoso ??vi 1 eharn
mountainous country 'he gentle herm
ts area being covered i?ns. pursued tin
?ur of the scenery has nnd picking at t
1 innumerable times. actions of (ho in
in portions of Amer- pie s attention an
world to equal it In who, terrified, at
nit horn parts arc oc- Einsiedeln Abbe)
which spread over Whpn th<J no},
itire area. The Jura hermit's cell the
latern portions of the ,n ,)lftck nmrbl<l a
in the nave of th<
la the beautiful little th? richness of t!
irtnnnte enough to be design make it 1
luslcal fete, In which tho renowned st
iintry and from n<-igh- bronze and man
present in numbers chapel is known
nd, having only the 'he remarkable 1
n:, has orcanlzed a Tiiia to ??> > < #/,
h oach town ami city Conrad, bishop <>
ml Jolly visitors. All Hon of Abbot E
c;d :it Einsiodeln and church. He was
1 with Swiss colors, Uio Empress Adc
and courtiers. I
open air concert bo- ginning the corci
ist, sloping square in illuminated with
bey The assembling 'ho altar stood tl
esque. Each canton dedication, assist
il societies carriod At the right !
vers and tho women angols swung ce
and crimson sashes. sweet perfumes,
ttl?> place has but ono Pope, Saint Greg
iiiriK'u om to kivo a of the heavenly
y, also to serve as a Saint Lawroncn,
the marchers wero the church to In
dor's box a cannon sub-deacon. An
weloom-' Tho blight archangel Saint
ualnt, gabled houses, and before tho
he women, tin- enclr* mother of the S?
ones dark grenn, tho has It that when
edelwels. decked? cation he was si
pictures. threo times dlst
ik the ancb'iit abbey chapel has been
tho town Into being. The Journey fr<
3cl(.'braled shrines of lng. First corne
, known as Notre loveliest pleco (
id lnslllca, the edifice railroad rldo thi
monastery buildings. tains, over gorg?
ey of Klnsledeln has covered with t'r;
plojvr's dlgestlo
111 HankOW going to market
his purchases.
ritiKs otir housekeop- 't is a strung
perlonoo I never had basket, whlcih n
loronco (Illl)ort In tho float flesh, perl
in1 Wo hnvo flvo or beef Hint has be
line, but before pass- "v'' chicken or
havi I'Xporienco with pheasant, teal,
I of tho mistro.sa do- app'-tlzlnj^ thyn
ier one boy," tho head a11 ' smolled the
i llki'ly to have eomo The vegetnbl
iii.pi" sslve personage cooking, for no
?on*. i istenlng on tho risk Involved li
<! without which ho and hulls,
employer's presence. In ri,i(||,i0?
' ">Hrk of disrespect s purchased In the
"tlier position than Inay |ncludr
:h bark
mi sons or ciinn<
v >rk may sometimes States, Great Hrl
1.1, but the hoy never. are Hold in kIk
rH are usually Issued Europeans, Japn
staff, translated from chants from Ind
mistress. There are pensive, they a
oolle, who is the only uries as to Insj
o to keep him moder- missionary's llttl
the second cook, who "Mother, I suppc
o expense of IiIb cin- cat every day."
XH
wBfi
JftORHOOP Of
^ M ?" r
Minfn iini.' i roin mo lirsi princeDuko
of Franconia, to the pros!oloinban
I. It is the only Catlie
world not dedicated by human
tl Is that Christ himself performvlcinlty
were known as the Somhaok
in the eighth century, when
lnrad, the son of Prince Rerthold
built for himself a cell in which
ears. He was murdered by briho
had offered hospitality and
to find concoalod treasures- nil
bailee and some books. Havens,
ict eristics had been disarmed by
It and had become bis compan">
assassins to Zurich, screaming
he villains' heads. The strango
ite birds attracted the townspeo(1
they questioned the murderers,
jknowledgod their crime. In tho
r coat of-arms aic- two ravens.
ile edifice was erected over tho
walls of tho cell were enclosed
nd made Into a chapel. It stands
> church and, while plain in style,
he material and the simplicity of
mpresslve. On tho altar stnnd?
atuto of the Black Madonna,
y hundreds of years old. Tho
as tho Holy Chapel, becauso of
egend regarding Its dedication,
i v. On September 14, 018, Saint
f Constanco, came at the invltaberhard
to consecrate tho now
attended by tho Emperor Othon,
'lalde and a large retinue of clergy
Vs they knelt preparatory to bonony
Kiiddenly the chapel becamo
a celestial brilliancy and before
io Savior performing tho ofllco of
od by the four evangelists,
ind left of tho divine celebrant
risers which omitted a thousand
the apostle. Saint Peter, and tho
ory the Great, hold the vestments
polntlff, and Saint Stephen and
who woro tho first deacons of
j martyred, acted as deacon and
angt-llc choir, conducted by tho
Michael, sang glorious music
altar knelt tho hoautlful virgin
>n of Clod. A still parlier legend
Conrad began the oflico of dedl'opped
by a voice that cried out
...viij, v,ocih?: orotner, thla
consecrated by God himself."
oin Zurich to Elnsledoln Is charms
n sail on a laku which Is tho
>f wator In Switzerland, then a
ough plno woods, among mounts
and pant valleys that now aro
lgrant, now-mown hay.
i). Tho cook's chief business Is
and presenting his account for
e collection often In that market
wlso housekeeper always sees,
laps, politely called mutton; or
en expOKnd In a fly-filled whop; a
two, game of various sort??
snipe and perhaps a fish, more
one would expect who lias seen
Yang-tse water.
es are all of the Kort that need
uueumont person will run tho
i eating raw Ohineso vegetables
to tho supplies which can ho
Chinese market every day one's
fresh butter from Australia and
9il goods shipped from tho United
tain, Franco and Germany. Tht-so
>ps In tho concessions kept by
mese, I'arsees, tlioso keen inerlil
(ir nvnn el.1...
..... V ninuBH, vvnilf! PX?
ro not qulto Ruch prohibitive luxpiro
tlio remark of the English
lo Kir I In central India, who uald:
>hc the king has tinned things to
I
\VilBUR D.NESBIT
?eke
I
A fiflfln cnwn r:\mn rncf 11 n<? i1nu>n r
) To where a dress suit waited? I
Tho sown was sprayed and overlaid t
With laco uncalculated; \
; And, (limy frail, a precious veil,
V"hoso shimmering was sunny, ^
( W^s looped and draped, wlillo all who
rod pot 1 ?
Wero gusplng: "That moans money.'* *
Tho gown was ruffed ami also puffed J
From trail tip clear to collar; t
Each Inch of thread, tho papers said, I
Cost something like a dollar;
And all this while adown the alxln .
Six other gowns came sweeplnK. d
! While In the rear of nil this ijear I
! Kix more dress suits worn oroentnor. -
Tlio first gown turned and then wo
learned
The front of it was studded (
With Jewels rnri>, as though right there .
Koso rubles burst or budded.
I It flared aud flashed, until abashed, '
Kach of us knit his brows and
: Essayed to count the full amount
j Of thousand upon thousand.
The six ({owns name?they were aflatno
With Jewels, too. Then was It
The chancel took the dazzling look
Of some great safe deposit
Whero diamonds and storks and bonds
And gold and silver glitter. 1
Then murmurs, such as "O, how much?" 1
Arose rroin every slltpr. ,
How beauteous It seomed to us!
Tho lixlit was dim, religious;
Soft worrls worn said, and thus wero wed ^
Tho fortunes so prodigious. ,
Thcv soon were gone -tho gown upon
Tho dross suit's nrin was clinging,
) While dollar notes onine from the throats f
Of those who did tho .slliKhitf. i
Good Intentions.
"Thah was a fellow down heali," J
says our friend Col. Hhiddangouh of
Tennessee, "Thah was a fellow dowu j
henh last summeh, suh, who was tho
>?*
IHU31 i I'liiuiKuulu instance oi good intentions
gono wrong, such, that I eveh
saw, suh."
"Yes," we murmur, merely to givo a
him time to gather hreath.
"Yes, suh. He was one of theso ^
pussons who are foheveh afraid that
they will fail in some small pahtlculah, 1
suh, of tlit1 customs and mannehs of
whatevch pa lit of the country Hiey
may bo in. A congenial paht.v was
assembled in one of ouah cluha n?ui
sumo pusson proposed drinks, and N
wlmt dofs this strangoh do but study
foil a inoincnt in tho offoht to think of
soini) driiUc that would he peculiahly j
appropria? to this neighbo'hood."
"Couldn* think of a Julep?" wo
j asked. ^
"Wuss'if that, suh. The nachul
j bohn fool 'lowed ho'd tako a cotton
jgln!" }
The Fitness of Things.
!3?is:? r i
r? m:
tV'If iO \ :
I^ ' "\ "t
"Don't do f iat, James," says tho
proprietor of In- soda fountain.
"Don't do what, sir?" asks the attendant.
"Don't put t/iat straw In thai glass
! of l"jnon phosphate."
"Hut why not? Wo always do."
' \ftor you've boon In tho business
awhilo you'll Warn a few of tho Important
Mon'ts. Tho lady who Is to
have that ptosphftto Is a grass
widow."
\ pnrfidox? irr>ro let mo statu
At tliat I <1<i not iced to guess:
It Is i Klrl who's up to dnto
I!, luso she wuari old-fashioned dioss
He Knew.
\T r niiimmu n v/%n r?*wv I
, ?* ~ uin- Wi IIU'MO
men who think voman never has a
thought of anything more than
drpsHOH?"
"No, indeed, Mis* Oli/.zor. Thoy nibo
think of hats."
Unl
"Don't you find t a beastly bore to
miK 10 gome poojio.'''
"Yes; or to listen to others."
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1
4FTER
DOCTORS
"Med
LydlaE.Pinkham'sVegeta)le
Compound Cured Her
Knoxville, Iowa. ? "I suffered with
)aitia low down in my light side for a
rear or more and was so weak and nervous
that I could not do my work. I
~ ' '? yj'T] wrote to Airs. Pink-,
ycSk.1 1 ' i ham and took Lydia
U. Pink ham's Vcgo'
i$ table Compound
fw and Liver Puis, and
'Mm ^ am *? RaJ' *^at
' ** jf. ,':? your medicines and
\ L Kind letters of di\
- h ' , rcctions havo done
more for mo than
r'wRSmsxS^I anything else atwil I
vTV^SiSWi l>ad the bust physi
'1' ., p\??Vv^ cians here. 1 can
? ?-?LlJ do my work and rest
ivell at night. I believe there is notling
like tho Pinkham remedies." ?
Irs. Or,aha Franks, It. E. D., Ko. 8,
vnoxville, Iowa.
tl?? Qii?nni<L< r\f t -...-hr. 1,->
Jii*v/ \>L XiJUiil A'J? X 1UM1UU1 9
Tegetable Compound, made from roots
ma herbs, is unparalleled. It may bo
lsed with perfect confidence by women
vho suffer from displacements, inflam- v . /
nation, ulceration, libroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache,
jearing-down feeling, flatulency, indi
mIc sis" will ho tlu> slogan of (Thj"\o;0.
nmpnign. Two features of tho s'lo
his year are unique and will bring
onfldorable capital to the tubcrculods
fighters. The American National
led Cross is to issue tho stamps as in
ortner years, but Ibis organization
>\lll vork In close cooperation with
ho National Association for tho Study
md Prevention of Tuberculosis, which
>ody will slmro in the proceeds of tho
mles. Tho charge to local associaLions
for tho use of tho national
-iau?|>? ii?s iiccii rvuuut'u ;uso iroiu zu
i'.t cent, to 12 Vi per cent., which will
nofui :it least $50,000 more for tuberulosis
work In all parts of the United
stales. The stamps are to bo des'glated
as "lied Cross Soals" this year
ind are to be placed on the back of
ctters Instead of on tho front.
Fn<iinA/?rinn \A/ nrl/
Mill?. Handurln Is superintendent of
m engineering firm in Russia. Sh?
vna graduated from the Women's
technological Institute in St. Peters>urg,
and lias had practical ex poll!
nee in engineering. She built a
iteel warehouso for an army cooperitivo
society, lias been assistant engineer
in building a bridge across the
<!eva and has done other important
vork.
Remarkable Young Lady.
From a feuilleton: "Her voico *aa
ow and soft; but once again, as Janet
rusuon, tuzziucss, or nervous prostraion.
For thirty years Lydia E. Tinkham's
Vegetable Compound lias boon tho
itandard remedy for female ills, and
suffering women owe it lo themselves
oat least frive this medicine a trial
?roof is abundant that it has cured
housands of others, and why should it
lot euro you?
Tf you want special ndvico write
Vlrs.Piukhnin, Ijynn, i>liiss.,for it.
[t Is Irec uiitl ulwnys helpful.
r?ea ^ross onrisim.iB aeais.
Arrangements for the sale of lied
ross Christmas Seals for 1910 have
>ecn announced by the National Asrelation
for the Study atu^I'revenion
of Tuberculosis and^j^L Amerl'an
Hod Cross. "A MillM^^^LTuber
Pcnn withdrew from tho room and
;loso<l tho door after her, the fiendish
sloam came Into her odorless eyta."
"If we hear any more of Janet wo
will let you know."?Punch.
Social Debto.
'She telephones 1110 every day."
"What 1h tho reason of that."
"I owe her a call and she is determined
to collect It."
The only certainty is principle; as
m w as today, and as old as tho universe.
Horatio Stobbcns.
The liioif worthy any soul Is, the
largor its compassion John Wright.
^V7iV?WAi' L/i KJ W II
"crinkly" bits, made
from white corn,
A most appetizing, convenient,
pleasurable
breakfast,
"The Memorv Lingers"
c?
PoHtiim Cereal Co., I.td,
^ linlile Creole, MloU. J
I
i
m. A
' 1
Brings
Cheer
to the breakfast table?
fast
Toasiies
with cream.
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