Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
EXODUS Of
AMERICANS To
EUROPE
Estimated That Fifty Thousand
People Sailed From New York
Within Past Couple Of Weeks
With More Going,
Especial correspondent. to Morning Iournall

Especial Correspondence :" Morning Journal
New York, May ti.-CroWding to
the gltnwales every available ocean
liner that can De dispatched abroad.
the greatest army Of excursionists
Tint ever left this port tor foreign
parts is today being finally shipped
across The Atlantic. For weeks every
mon OF accommodation on the out
bound steamers has been engaged in
advance for this record exodus Of
Americans, thar is drawing multi
tudes from every section of the coun-
try. while fully fifty thousand souls
have been packed off for Europe from
this cts within the last few weeks.
many thousands more are today be-
siceing the piers. as the ocean grey
hounds are son spinning Town the
bay in an almost constant procession.
When The record Of this springs
human shipments is finally tabulatod
the experts declare, il VIII show that
no previous year has eQuallcd the
present for foreign travel hN the pco-
pie Of the United States.
~IIriti~li Iionds.
Win. Union Jacks clown at half
mast beside the stars and stripes ana
Grape displayed at every turn Of the
town, Gotipnt. Is today still continuing
the mourning rp Kine Edward. which
has cuued fdrth more sentiment for
thc mother country Than has been seen
here In MANY generations. While bit
ter bursts of A~nglophohia are occa-
siouallN being called forth by the
lOngth and depth TO which New York
crs are going in memorializing the
late British sovereign. il is generally
admitted chat this unusual d%emonstrtt-
ton omc largely from the great
gIllgN. "a. Epaf1tGt aHIfAfta- that farms
a considerable part of this metrop-
oils. British societies abound here,
and thousands of unnaturalized Eng
lishmen do business downtown for
months. between trips Go aud from
their homo empire. Though this port
Wts formally evacuated hy the Brit
ish. much more than a century ago, il
has mover lost its close interest in the
mother country.
Fleeing Fashion,
%SWrcping changes i'm the STYLES of
ncNt Years Easter bonnets are today
being planned ny the millinery dictu-
tors here. who bring straight from
their Paris headquarters the mandates
of fashion 80 which American women
how. Fruits. flowers and the feathers
nf the BARNARD fowl are said To be
the only basis on which these crea-
tors ot connections are now able to
~ W ~. NiitN ~ XIV ilNN AitiiN ffftl ltNN WIZ
prohibit me use of the plumage OF the
useful Wild birds, that are needed TO
DESTROY crop pests on the farmers
fields. as Wpll as the cerctte. Thai
America les inst emergiug from an era
when it's Women'S millinery decort-
were torn from The bloody backs
ol birds, b%utchercd among their
hroods. is asserted by the Audubon
workers who have brought about this
legislation after nan years OF earn
work New Workers are cheer
milk preparing to FOLLOW fashions
that viii lead away from Wanton and
NustCful determination ot bird life
BNrnc~' Bcncfit.
Now that the grave at last holds
Tom HNruos. the greatest detective
chief that ever guarded this town.
hundreds of crooks who trembled at
the mention of the Old mans name
are takine their first free breath ia
a score of Years. Even in the last
years of his sickness and retirement
the criminal Glasses here stood ian
OF thu uucauuN powers of this stuunch
lrishman. who ruled them with an
iron rod from the DAYS following the
ciNil war While the famous dead
line" which RNrncs drew above Wall
street tas always been regarded as
workers of the under world ass it's
BOUNDARY MANY others az his dictates
have been respected hN them. even
When "a, dictator lay sick and weak
uptown NeW york may struggle 70
hold ten check It's criminal element for
manN long yctr before 30 viii find
unothpr such man, whn can force law
and order hV the raising of his hand