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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06
Straus Amendment Beaten In Both City And SateF
BY 1853, Latter By 1855 Votes.
Two Parties Divide onors ee Defeats Dennen By 43er Beats
Fryer By 3e9Crohss Wins Out By IS V0tes-Demoats Carry
Resi- OF Ticket By Safe Or Large Maorhes

Clerk. the Sheriff aud the City Sur
cyur. The Democrats elected tw1
Court { crks. ard the Rtgister oi
VIII. Howard ", Jackson. formerly
81 layrr dc Grace.
The Democrat, elected Senator. ~
Washington, Dorchester and Charles
count c> The result in Washington
was largely tuc. III great measure
Ga the Nn;-Saloun Issue where license
carried by large majority The VIII
son Law aud trick ballots did the busi-
ness IN Dorchester and Charles,
where General Wilmer was defeated
for the Senate. The Legislature as
indicated by the unofficial returns. will
stand, Senate Democrats, ~: Repub-
licar>, d House 81 Delegates De
mpcrats. 20; Republicans. y.
In the NlIcgauy-W ashiupton-G -Garrct
Circuit Chief Judge \ IT Boyd,
ODcmD was elected over ID H. Sloan
tRcpp hy 100 In the Prince Georges
Charles. Calvert 81 Mary's Circuit. r.
II Cama'.cr and Fillmore Bcall. De.
mncrat>. were elected judges over Nd
riau Pu,cy and + Suowdcu Hill. Re
pubicau.. thank, Ia the Wilson law.
The Democrats elected PattiSou and
Iruc, l." the beach in the Worcester
Observation-Disclosures Circuit. and
Bra shear and Fur>ythv in the Carroll
Howard. \ur, Nrundcl circuit, In
Baltimore. Judge Dohcr (Rcpl unop
posed wa. elected a. were also Put
zcl tRcpD and lIcui>irr (Dcml I'm the
frrdrrlck Montgomery Circuit trner
tRcpp carried the iurmcr aud Worth
iNgiuu NDcm the latter, Urncr win
uing uut by about 100 majority
There Was hot li.m in Hartford.
where one oi tn, surprises Was the de
icat ei IIor. William T. Baker for the
Senate by Charcs \ Andrew. oi
Curuwiugo Robinson (Rcp) appears
To- have defeated Forwood. (Dem)
Tor Court Clerk by less than TOO ma
jority.
lnc fight in Cecil brough, ont a
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fairly iull vote, though neither party
pnilcd its full strength in most OF the
districts. DR. Herring for Comptroller
pollcd as2S against 2iS6 in 1907, and
Mr.. Williams 226o votes against 1909
ior Baker IN 1907, Hering's plurality,
2b9. Harris tPro) pollcd y votes and
Jackson tSoc1 II.
For the state Senate Crothers es-
capcd defeat by benjamin by the mar
row margin nf IS votes For the
House oi Delegates Mcssrs. Peoples,
Keys and Cosden lead Mcssrs. Van
nemar. Welsh and Williams by ma
ioritics oi ~, "a and 3o3 respectively
Kirk defeated Drcnncn for Clerk oi
The Court by s43 votes, and Miller led
Fryer ior Register oi Wills 900 votes.
Nc Mister i"r Sheriff defeated Mont
gumcry 10y bI7 votes For County
Commissioner, Griffith and Dcshanc
led Cameron and Padlcy by 267 and
rS4 votes respcctively. For Treasurer
Carter got tlattcriug vote, notably
IN The Third and Fourth districts. but
Taylor won by 200 Terrell for
Treasurer. led his ticket. defeating
bricklcy by d3o votes
The total vote ior the amendment
IN the cnun.y Was lrpS with 2I73
against ~ majority in is favor, IS.
The vote uu the Poe Amendment was
trr. I7op; against. 2I62 Both sides
take comfort nut uf Tuesday, results.
'he Republicans over the victories of
Kirk and Miller and the near defeat of
Craihers. aud the Democrats over
their share ot the Spoiis Of victory,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06

The election in Mar, land uu Tues
day brought out vote more or less
full IN the counties and Baltimore
City aud resulted in the defeat of the
disirauchiSug amendment by a ma
iority. based cu the unofficial returns.
Oi upward, 81 10000, II,loo of which
was rolled up IN Baltimore Cits The
Democratic leaders figured that it
would come To- the city with a safe ma
iurity. but the counties rolled up ASS
against the measure
Or. Joshua W Herring, fer Comp
truilrr. leads Mr. Frank T. Williams by
q iittlr over u.OuO on the uupf cial re
turns hut had only mo plurality in
Baltimore CITY He lost his own
county. Carroll. u.Uaily strongly De
mucrattc. whicr Mr. Williams carried
by 100 majority Eu, iur the Wilson
law. which had been cNtcudcd Ia Dor
chester ml Queen \nuc's counties.
ard trek ballots. ihr Republjs1n State
ticket world hay, b,vu triumphant
The latai vote cast IN Baltimore
against M. amendment Was IuI less
than w, east against the Poe amend
mrut. The whn'r yut, there was S5,5t5,
against 7:,SSl TOUR wears ago The
new vote ui over 1900 thi, year went
largely ior thr lmcuducu, NlIcgany,
Baltimore. Calvert, Carroll, Dorchc>-
ter. Frederick. Garrett, Hartford. Kent,
ST Mary, Talbot ard Washington
-s"urlic. g.v, IN aggregate majority
al I.sS5 against the amendment. which
the other cuumjr, favored
lnc Dcmorrat, made gains ~ 60.
ern counties. tu lost heavily IN Bal
timnrr. , here the Republicans gained
five member, ui the Legislature in
Democratic district, The Republicans
have eleven aud the Democrats thir-
teen oi the cit members oi the House
ni delegate. Sproc>scr (RepD after
a hard igh, va, elected Senator. The
Republicans elected one al the Court
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Fine Suite OF Law offices

DR. Charles NJ. Ellis is having the
entire first floor Of the Elkton Opera
House, on the north side oi the biid-
ing rcmodclcd. making 4 suite OF Of
fees 10 be occupied by W T. ard II.
\ Marburton. n law offices. The
suite will consist OF four rooms CON
ncctcd hv sliding doors in the center
of each room \ large window will be
placed ON the cast wall OF the build
ing Tor additional light M the doors
will have glass panels. including the
doors leading into the main hallway of
the Opera House There will he a
lavstory in connection with the offices.
When .hc work is completed. il will
be one oi the most attractive and best
equipped suite oi Offices in the State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06
Coming NJ. Z. Conference

The Board IT Bishops al the Mctlio-
dist Episcopal Church in session at
Binehamtou. on Monday set the dates
ior the coming Conferences The date
Tor Wilmington Conference il March
10, at Salisbury. Md Bishop John w
Hamilton. 81 Rostou. was assigned TO
preside over the Conferences sessions
He Is 64 wears old and was elected at
Chicago. from the pittsburg Confer
cree in 1000 Most ~ his service rs
bishop has been in the NTw England
Conference
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DEATHS
ROBERT d. FRAZER.

Robert Belville Frazer. Jr., eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b. Frazer,
died early Tuesday morning at his
aged 23 years. His illness was u pro-
tracted one, having begun shortly az
ter he entered the University OF V.r-
gipia for the study of medicine. lie
had taken high rank as a studen. at
the Elkton High School and at Della
ware College. showing marked ability
in his work, and was facing a future
bright with promise. when illness laid
him aside from his activities. He bore
his afiiiction patiently and cheerfully,
while all that love could prompt or skill
effect. was done for his relief. But
the summons came. and without a
murmur or fear his immortal spirit
put out to sea.
Family as tolls the evening chime
Our voices keep tune and our oars
Keep time.
Row! brothers. Row. The stream runs
fast;
The rapids are near. and the daylighi's $
past
Canadian Boat Song.
Yes. Brothers; Row Row each his
boatl
! row no more only float.
The stream, which long has been my
road.
On which | hurried as il flowed.
And where the busy oar | piled
Or shaped NV course from side 10 side,
Still strongly bears my falling boat
| row no more: only float.
! see the stream more swiftly run
Than when It's course was first begun:
The rapids hoding voice hear
Still drawing nearer and more near;
The nountidr brilliancc all is past
Eastward the shadows lorg are east
But ! no longer row INV boat,
Or try tn row-l only float;
Vet still ind round me. none tho less.
abundant cause for thankiulness.
O Lord, Scrd Thou Thy peace To be
Still q companion unto me.
That ! may nave 70 shade oi fear
OF unknown rapids drawing near.
That ! may hear the distan, chime
OF bells bcvond the walls oi Time;
That | NAV tecl my falling boa,
Still IN Thy guidance aS float.
Till shall reach the tidclcss sea.
The Ocean ri Eternity
-R"berl Dewey Brned'ci, in the Ma
tional Magazine
The author 81 thi, poem. alter many
year, ni eminent professional success.
was obliged. through illness. to give
up all activities and lead a quiet life.
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Medical Sociefy's Meeting

The Cecil County Medical Society
will hold It's Fall meeting here next
Thursday Dr Charles f. Miller will
read paper on Rheumatism" and
DR. II Arthur Mitchell will speak
upon The State oi the Public Health
in Cecil County. giving statistics
Dr W S Gardner. oi Baltimore, will
speak upon matters ot general inter
est t. physicians
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MRS. JACOB BOYS.

Mrs Josephine Boys widow oi Jacob
Boys, died at her home near Summit
Bridge. on Sunday. aged 20 years.
She was the oldest resident oi the
ncighborhood aud was highly esteem
ed \ brother and sister aud several
children survive her. She resided with
Mrs. C. II Salmon Another daugh-
ter is Mrs Marv Perkins. OF Newport
News. Her funeral Was held on Tues
day. with intcrmen, in Bethel Gene
ttrN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06
Ran Needle In His Heel

Harry A. lungren, oi Childs, on
Ncdne> >day morning stepped upon n
needle. which ran into the tendon OF
his heel ard broke of in the flesh. He
went 10 the Homeopathic Hospital, in
where the broken needle
was located hv means oi an X-ray
photograph and removed. aad he re
turned home IN the evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06
WEDDINGS
CALVERT BRysoN.

Mr.. James Howard Calvert, OF
Philadelphia. and Miss Laura May
Bryson. OF Cbarlcstown, were married
in Philadelphia. October 90, by Rev.
Thomas NJ. Jackson. pastor OF Broad
sticct M. +. Church Mrs. Mary VIII
liams Boyd was matroa OF honor, and
Mr.. George A. Bryson. brother of
the bride. was best man
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G.. Bryson, and has been
a popular school teacher in the county,
having lately been principal OF Charles
town School. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert
will reside in Philadelphia.
LEE-SCOTT.
MIR. William +. Lee. oi Wilmington.
Del. and Miss Lilly May Scott were
married quietly on Thursday evening,
October ~. at the. home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Angelne Scott, o5 South
Broad street. Middletown. by Rev.
Vaughn 5. Collins. Relatives and
few friends witnessed the ceremony
They will. for the present, reside in
Middletown .sa. at
REEDER-RUTTER.
Mr. Robert c. Rceder, Cashier oil
the National Bank of North East, and
Miss Marjorie Rutter. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Alexander Ruttcr, OF Elk
Neck. popular school teacher, were
married. Wednesday evening, at the
home o iihe brides parents. by Rev
J. Warren Burr. pastor OF North East
NJ T.. Church.
CHATMAN- REYNOLDS
Mr.. George l.. chatham and Miss
Ruth a. Reynolds, daughter oi Oscar
Reynolds, formerly OF North East,
were married on October 20, ut Broad
street NJ, +. Parsonage. Trenton. ~
j. hy Rev j + Seechrst,
LOCKARD-RICE.
Mr.. Clarence T.. Lockard. telegraph
operator, oi North East. and Miss
Annie Rice were married on Saturday
evening nj the home oi the bride in
that town.
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AMOS DRtiMMOND.

Nmos Drummoud formerly OF
Cherry lIill, died in Wilmington. Del.
on Sunday. aged Is years. III, iun
cral was held ON Tuesday cttr'ug at
the home oi his son Wilmer i. Drum
mnnd. Sl7 Lombard street. W, iriug
ten. His remains were brought -
Cherry .iiiI on "Wednesday ior iut,r-
mcnt l'iral services were held in the
Cherry lIll NJ. +. Church.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Elktou Presbyterian Church. Ser
vices tomorrow as foilows:--Io.s go a.
m aud 73o p. m. divine worship; Sum
day School after morning service.
the evening Rev. DIR McElmoyle will
give the first Of series OF addresses
upon topics oi moment that should
arouse evcryone's interest Subject
Tor tomorrow evening lis the Church
Waning or Waxing Forces' The
public is cordially invited to attend the
services
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MISS ANNIE J. WILSON.

Miss Annic ] Wilson. daughter OF
the late John H. Wilson. oi this county.
died on Sunday at her home II3i
West Girard avenue. Philadclnha
Her remains were Inferred IN Hope
well Cemetery, on Tues DAY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06
MISS MATTE MERCER.

The remains oi Miss Matte Mercer
we're inferred in North East NJ. L.
Cemetery last Friday. She died in
Philadelphia last week. aged IS years.
She wGS born i'll North East. but had
rui lived there inr many years past
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MRS. MARY L. COURTNEY.

Mrs, Mary Elizabeth Courtney died
at her home in l.apidum. on Monday,
aged - years Three daughters. Mrs
Joseph A. Spencer Mrs S. A. Smith
and Mrs. William Price, survive her
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06
EPISCOPAL

Services t. include tile Holy Com
will be held in the Church of
the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake City,
tomorrow Sunday At 1890 a. m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-06
Thought Work Of Fire Bug

Fire. which many ncighIor, believe
wa, oi jnccrdiary origin. destroyed
tn, barn oi Waller : Burri., near
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
Las nljje'es y los DepOrtes
CUALES LA CONVIENEN

Hoy que Ia mujer muestra mayor
%empeno que nunca en- lgnalarse al hom
brc, y que comparte con este todo ge-
nero de diversiones higienicas o aries
gadas. resulta dc mucho interes I'm es-
tudio que el doctor Doleris. de la Aca-
demia de Medicina dc Paris, ACADIA del
publican acerca de los deportes que las
:seiloras dcben clrltivar.
Ell doctor iJof,Gis atacsl 4 muchosi
deportes que cu>ntan CON dt'.iuldas
partidar las, entire ellos pl cicllsmo. Lal
bicicieta no s5lo "es muy honlta", CO.
mo reza la canci'n Que va paso de mo-
sla, sino que Sc domina con r@ativa ia
cilidad, sirva i ma'aNi.la tie pr>testol
pa,x, eXcuis'onts en- compali'a st
prrsta al uso de iadam"rftaila mas q
menos caprickosa. pr!'o ti"ne "raylsi
mos in:onveuicnt $.
Todavia m"nos reron'ndable rs ell
pa.in por mas que este deports, parez-
ga inofensivo. apar;p de tad q cual .ba-
eatazo El sahio Doctor dice. y con IA
zjn. que i camhio de los mil peiigros)
de fractura, disOcadura. etc, Que cons
tantemente ofrece el deslizarse sobre
base tan POGO segura, esta diversion no
Scfrece ninguna ventaja, al menos en1
nuestros climas, donde nadie patina
por necesidad Y en- efecto, patinando
no Sc hace ejercicio, no Sc pone en- jue-
go ningin mtis',,lo Importance nj Sc
respira aire mas puro que andando 8,
estandose sentada en- el paseo
Tampoco es Ia equitaci6n ell deporte
ideal para la mujer. 81 solo Sc trata d
ir al paso, de dar un galope corto, en-
terreno nano v facil, muy bien; los pa
secs caballo son agradables. Y la
equitaci6n contribuye desarrollar el
pccho; pero NADIA de asaltos, de "cress-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08

;ountryn de proezas hipicas de ningu-
ia clase, que son fatales para la mujer
!Saben nuestras lectoras que hay un
l1mero muy respectable de enfermeda
les femeninas que, por regla general
SOLO contraen las amenaZas?
j All! Y de montar! 4 caballO, no hay
mas remedio que hacerlO como los HON
)res a horcajadas. Montando a muje-
iegas, la amazona no puede 0pegar-
;eu a la silla; ell cuerpo bota sobre la
nontura al menOr movimientO del ca
allo y aunque la DANA, por ser valien-
,a, crea no notarlo, eli ORGANISING Sc re-
,iente Conque va Sc sabe: 8 montar
:aballos POGO fogosos, y con pantalones
j dejar la equitacion para los hombres
5olamente.
Y no es que el autor del citado estu-
!! 10 sea enemi%o de las mujeres un tan
10 varoniles, no, la prueba es que de-
fiende la esgrima, considerandola como
4 mejor gilnnasia muscular que puede
practicar una joven. Ola esgrma-
dice-es Ell procedimiento mas SECURE
oara hacer perfectamente resistente la
region debil por excelencia de la mu-
jerD.
Pero ell mejor deporte para esta es
la marcha. Los parisienses, al organi
zar sus scarreras de modistillas, han in
yentadO inconscientemente ell ejerciciC
corporal mas id6neo para cl bello sexo
.tndando corriendo, en- terreno llano
) en- campo accidentado, los 6rganos
rcspiratorios y el sistema muscular Sc
desarrollan simuItaneamente, Y ell cuer
po adquiere, de cintura para abajo,
esa fortaleza que tanto necesta Ia mu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
-(SS)

pasm6dico. Con tn ito esaba habando de clio cuando
til has entrado. de este de otras til de
elias Quera que tn presentation la fuese va
pasada, Mile querida
iPor queg
-Ior ben tuyo. por la fatiga la agitaci6n que pa
saras.
Jorge deseaba cambar ell tema de la conversation;
enfemedad siempre habia sidO desagravio t6pco ~
Mile 10 tei6 pasar cuando senta inqueta { hzo
la resolution de habare ito la primera oportundad
No pudo eXplcarse ell como encOntr6 nunca pri-
oporunidad nj como fuese ell que siempre vinese
ago zanzibar ell de pensamentos cuanto
iba la question. Su narido ue recobrandose ra
pdamente en- pocos dias fuura presentation vino
4 absorvcra pOr complete.
LA primavera nici6 flores tbiO sol el
gran mundo desperto la vida empezo la londo
En- la primera reception de paacio deba Mllie
renlir homemade la soberana majestad habia
prometio asstir personamente, haba ajereo inde
cbe querendo todo mno formar parte de las favore
cidas en- la reception.
Mile estaba nteresada divertda cas inconsciente de
que objeto por parte del dsnguido concurso
peraba la egaa de los nvitadOs; fresca Juven be-
lleza produjo general admiration ell ligero sonroo oe
trunfo admiration que pihtaba rostro Ia ha-
clan aln mas hechcera.
-Puede usted estaf orgulloso de ea-djo lady De-
warv-Es perfection ha fatigado ron exceso
= rierto. querida miae .. a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08

jer cuando llega al sagrado trance de
ser madre.
No menos ventajas Ofrece la nata-
ci6n; todas las jovenes que viven GER
ca del mar debieran aprender a nadar,
en- la seguridad de que con clio CANA
rian en- salud y en- belleza de formas.
Nadando Sc hace tantO ejerciciO como
andando, y como predominant los mo-
vimientos de extension sObre los de fle
xi6n, ganan mucho los m1sculos y las
articulaciones en- elasticidad. De dos
efectos de la reacci6n que sigue al ba-
10, no hay que hablar, pues son harto
ccnocidos, no hay medico que no pro
clame su superioridad sobre la simple
abduction.
De los demas deportes, el reno es tai
vez ell mas recomendable muy sano
para los pulmones y excelente para
Oar flexibilidad q la cintura. En- cuan.
tes ejercicios, aunque la preocupaci6n
inherente a todo .fiego disminuye no
POGO su accion higienica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
P0R NO PODER ATGNDERLA SC dunno
Sc vENDE

Una tinca de cafe y platanos con gran
cantidad de maderas finas, cedros. ia
giiila, canelon, etc.
Mide 200 cucrdas; esta perfectamente
titulada, inscrita en- ell Registro de
Ponce. No tiene gravamen alguno. a
una hora de Adjuntas Mas detalles, en-
la Redacci0n del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
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pices, TIntas. Eo'zssaas, Epansas para CO.
piar, Copiadoress eas c.srtyg, z,;;hsatas de
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
PEACE ny .%roRMuJA."

ny Turkeys acceptance Or th'
Austrian offer OF m Indemnity Of tw'
and a hair million pounds (Turkish)
or practically ten million dollars. tn,
Ralhan skies have becu cleared as BY
the wave Of q magic wand
Special cable dispatches 10 tho New
York Herald from Vienna ana CON
etantinopie ton with what relief tho
end Of the long strain IL received. In
the Austrian capital the settlement II
admitted to have saved the cabinet
from a very serious position. but II Is
counted a victory for the foreign or
flee Constnntinoplo regards Il az a
master stroke Of kiamii Pacha In
thus pleasing both sides diplomacy
wins g manifest triumph
IN Vienna this agreement II en-
phcmisticaHy styled a formula
wenried Europe viii gladly call II q
II It uuicts, aa II now prom
lees al the lesser turbulent spirits In
the Balkans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18

practical control Of the state and IS
connections abroad
Third. several Of the regulations
governing tho Issuance Of consular IN
voices have been 80 changed that an
office hoy can make them ou and
mali them to the consul for certifica-
ton. without any one appearing to at
test the same.
II has been estimated by some Of
the ablcst customs officers that these
foreign trade agreements have already
reduced the Dingiey tariff rates from
ten per cent 10 forty per cen in COM
pntltiyc lines 10 illustrate. an ftai-
ian automobile which last year was
exported 10 thu United states ~ $500
today is being inyolced at $500. and
IN connection with this machine there
has been no change IN patterns, rates
Of wages or price Of materials
The rstandpattcrs" fought these
tariff trade agreements from
the time of their announcement ana
even before they were officially am
nouneed but nothing could stop The
proclamation by the administration in
connection With these agreements. bat
congress viii change all this.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
IMPORTANT rNRrr REFORM.


Warrington correspondent of
ihe Nru Yotk Herald ls responsible
faf tne .tatrm,s,. u.t b.,
Nol. in, republican m.n,h.,. ~.
mmfI,. an os,a .o1 .n
hau.. af. r.nr..en .tI... n
fhat oa. af. Ca. m..t
rafoa af. Us. n.a f.,,r., M
nfo . .f. ftm,t.. aa
elimination ..fth.
oarms, tr,t.
Iaau ID. .rf..,
ru.i a.
rs... w
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rla u
h.
.
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woMEN's RIGHTS N ENGLAND.

Tho cause Of equal suffrage fei
women is making greater progress IN
England than in this country. Az VIII
be acen Ia the fact that In 1907 the
Campbell Baunerman government, by
tho Woman's Qualification act. grant
ed The right TO serve on AN local gov
eminent bodies 10 an qualified wom-
cn, the qualifications being almost the
same as for men outside of London
10 married Woman-that is. no W0m-
an whose husband is living can vote
or serve ON u town or county council.
but Ia London there rs no such dis
qualification This permits women to
serve as members Of the London couu-
~ council which IN importance "
second only to parliament among the
legislative bodies Of Great Britain.
That within u few years one or the
of the great political parties VIII
find IL cNpodient to grant the patlia-
mcntary franchise ia women on terms
equal with men is altogether probable
Asquith ha given his word that
Ia the next reform bin the present
s~ovcrnmcnt. while not pledged TO
suffrage, win entertain such
an amendment