"This strong call from the women of New York State to the men, encouraging them to vote for women’s suffrage on election day, November 6th 1917. 'Women are now voters in Canada, in Russia, Norway, Finland and Denmark; they are about to become voters in Great Britain; all constitutional liabilities have been removed from them in Holland; and government bills to give municipal woman suffrage are under way in France and Italy. THE WOMEN OF NEW YORK STATE HAVE NO LESS PATRIOTISM, COURAGE OR ABILITY THAN THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND, RUSSIA OR CANADA. THEY ASK THE MEN OF NEW YORK TO RECOGNIZE THIS AND VOTE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE ON ELECTION DAY’ (p. 1). OCLC records copies in the US, at UC Davis, Cornell, Delaware, Georgia, Houston and the University of Puget Sound library." (Pickering & Chatto, cat. 799, lot 99).