Entered at the Post Office, Boston, Mass., as second-class mail matter
EDITOR: ALICE STONE BLACKWELL
ASSOCIATE EDITORS: FLORENCE M. ADKINSON, CATHARINE WILDE
OFFICE: NO. 6 BEACON STREET, BOSTON, MASS. ROOM 1018
The love and faith, the hope and courage, the steady unflinching devotion of forty years of solid work, and the quality of brain power, which have fed this lamp of liberty, make a Iight that is worth following.
Two noble lives have been given to it, and the daughter of one of those two is carrying it on superbly. It is a paper that will broaden, live and grow, and carry on its larger work long after this one political question is rightly settled.
It carries news—the kind of news progressive women want. It is broad and bright, and interesting; full of short and memorable bits that prick the mind to understanding.
I have read this paper, myself, many years, and know its merits well.
Try it.
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