Cassi Clark

A Message to the Federation By Julia Ward Howe, from The Federation Bulletin, A Magazine for the Women of To-Day. Nov. 1908. “I esteem myself happy in being commissioned to say a few words of welcome to this peaceful army which inarches under the flag of good will and charity to all mankind. Its battalions will array themselves only against the evils which always threaten society, and which too often devastate it. An army of women, and men,” she nodded to the men in the back,

December 1894 Then, it ever, came perfect day. The clear atmosphere brought the mountains into bold relief. A glance at their strong outline, striking fearlessly against the cloudless sky, would fill any soul with inspiration. What wonder, then, that the women of Colorado stepped forth on the morning of the 6th of November, with enthusiasm unbounded, to exercise for the first time the crowning act of citizenship. Conscious of being critically watched by forty-two states, they