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FROM THE ARCHIVEJul 20, 1912·Baltimore, Maryland

SUBSCRIPTION RATES FOR WOMEN'S JOURNAL

Scanned from Maryland Suffrage News, Jul 20, 1912
SUBSCRIPTION RATES FOR WOMEN'S JOURNAL
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62 MARYLAND SUFFRAGE NEWS SUPPLEMENT TO THE WOMANS JOURNAL Editors DR AND MRS DONALD R HOOKER Cedar Lawn Homeland Avenue Govans Md Managing Editor MRS FRANKLIN P MALL 1514 Bolton Street Contributing Editors Dr Thaddeus P Thomas. Mrs Charles J Keller. Mrs John G Wilson Dr O Edward Jannit Dr Florence R Sabin Business Manager MRS CHARLES JOSEPH OGLE Sylvanside Kenwood Ave Catonsville Subscription Rates DOMESTIC One Year SIOO Three Months on Trial 25 Six Months 50 Single Copy 05 CANADIAN FOREIGN One Year 150 One Year 150 BALTIMORE JULY 20 1912 SUFFRAGE FEELING If the suffrage is to be extended to the women of Maryland through the efforts of the women and not as the result of a passive wave of senti ment caused by effort elsewhere it is apparent that the women of the State must demonstrate their sincerity Movements for reform rise up and succeed or rise up and die away depending entirely on whether the supporters of them have sincere feeling or not. No promoter of a cause ever put that cause second and no suffragist with a sincere feeling for suffrage can put the cause of suffrage second.

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