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The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
commends Itself to the Home.

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The Detroit Daily Times has an
nounced its intention not to hereafter
permit beer and whisky advertise
ments In its columns. In making that
determination known the Detroit pa
ger editorially says: ITO many, the
young especially. beer drinking is the
beginning OF evil. II seems to lead
directly TO that excess which jeop-
ardizes health, position. happiness.
Morally, industrially. economically,
the age is against the intemperance
Of which beer drinking Is often the
first stage. Many homes into which
this paper goes alike as the chronicle
OF the days history and the protested
instrument of helpfulness. believe
strongly that beer Is inimical to the
best interests OF the family. Many
have voted to Danish the sale Of It
from their communities. The Times
believes it has no moral right to an
tagonize the conscientious convictions
Of these homes and communities
through what 1t prints In Its adver'
Using columns. We do not care to
be talking beer every day to people
who do not want their children to be
invited to drink II by their home pa
per; nor to those who ought not to
drink It." The facts here stated are
such as will necessarily apply to every
self-respecting newspaper In Michigan
and the position taken by that paper
on the liquor advertising question Ii
one that win strongly commend itself
to every home-favoring Michigan pa
per.-Lowell Ledger.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

Damascus, in Asia Minor, is sup.
posed to be the Oldest city In the
world
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
1e Show Is Here;
The Autos Are Here
And the Ante IS HERE
1Feat Industry Of Which Detroit .,
ths Principal Center Presents
Among Other Things q
sounder Business Model
For 1911.

as
11 has taken front agent of commercial progress
n The doctor in
4 The expressman with
fsr The police respond in
n s The fire fighters come in auto.
The sick call of accident bring the auto ambulance
The auto collar button to ton
q coal
and oandlestick- maker.
This is why is HERE
Again the auto is HERE because the has been
down to the conservative characterize
The ea-l day their methods were
bearing and that they slipped around careey at merry
p the the standards Of
Somebody summing the readustment that has come in the
INTO business would less aen
80 number of MADE and aim for record
~ the number SOLD.
part the for the
couldn't selling competition take that region
1sraliy referred the tall and timber
wiz the whose proposition consisted Of four
80 gasoline engine plank hon seek and
ID
rcre methods of promoting
interests and bringing them down basis of making for the
rAst
sgnyng that the and biggest has been weathered
overnight proposition which responsible the creative
promoters mind caught the without shield
- curtains and its batteries flooded
The merit the with THE GOODS protected
reputation ana landed high and dry
you viii find the Wayne gardens and the overflow
the Regal factory year. the product of companies who
o "he Attest have survived the
This able their purpose the field has been
lake AUTOS AS BUSINESS and sde-isue selling stock
The identified with the automobiles that still with and
upon exhibition week Of such business standing
~ the pubio confidence their enterprises has been withdrawn
when the industry
We welcome the and the makers again to Detroit
Detroit Of the industry
years display biggest history
/nnna events is most reassurng
We given opportunity view the 1911 model Of machine and the
M opportunity congratulate the makers upon the business model
EkEh6b been adopted for future
The and the upon foundation
sans much THE HEADED
owARD MILLION
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

lOnoraI; s, William Alden Dc Smith
did ss .ps s of for h s
s s authorities another ffns'
the last will not Be s Of the the p sc noas ems
ss's and 1 sne
services Pss h% the the organization nee the
Sss ,as ::sa:
if 3 ST
rush on o, one e s
tina. time was passing svssyns Wno
of the motion and asked MIN
va: ss ;s' Ia
os the that his service. would no. be
squsd r., B, .,s ss of
Speaker their feet down
ss sssss condolences
al tn. s.. @
appropriated house employees
The 1S Of wives and coon Of the
soS. ss. s
sr ne- ~ ind no trouble but
50 .a'f
nearby the o a5sn or t1 %o
:s ss: or Most Ct s
chamber has really family appearance
hav. oH S saHa SISs
much -
said the
- whe commented the other day
| % mere
,s4a;als
world possesses -.
Roman
governing people and some OF
Bible combines
failed and the Bible Is sue
cessul."
headquarters Lansing
legislation Mrs L. Cakns state president IA
OF the
the bills introduced which anect the sa
question
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
Commends Courage.

OUmWcHUb OOuTdHes
To the Editor OF The Times: wish
to commend you on your courage to
dare the stand for purity In advertis-
ing, especially against the booze"
Success to you.
Quincy, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

petroit's auto show takes the form
Of celebration this year.
The auto IS HERE.
True, MANY Of them are here
the Wayne gardens are full of them
but principally the AUTO is here.
Il passed the experimental stage
long ago, and HAS BEEN here as a
luxury.
Today it is here as NECESSITY
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
THE MARVELS OF SCIENCE
By PARK BRIDGE.


his head had reno tendencies)
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

noticeable
house OF
reduction house
turned
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
CAPITAL NOTES

William
him hsheies
William Smith,
Washington. d. C.
other
Canadian evidence spen
service for Michigan 8. OSBORN,
'9iNe ~ "N~-eNA' Govern
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
Clean Newspapers. Pulpit and
Readers Commend The Times

terday with Congregational minister
from one OF the nearby towns. He
told me that he proposed to make II
his business to see that this and 9TH
er commendable attitudes and actions
by The Times should become known
to the people of his community.
j. PERCIVAL HUGET,
Pastor First Cong. Church, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

to pay him the customary Zee 10 former enpuyes
services In the organization OF the house. Benny WI
very much In evidence about the house chamber, al
likewise was somewhat feared by the other messenge
and some of the members. He had the nerve
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

will be blamed sight easier than
terrifying the Republican party.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

ernor, when q VlsItor
mot merely becau Sc
It as a religious guide
literature, and the g
the world possess es.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

md no trouble
since railroad "a
lance cannot az
come to Lansing
settees at either
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
THEATRE MACNATES
DENY COMBINE
Report That Klaw and Erlan.
ger and Shubert Interests
Have Pooled Their Interests,
Declared Untrue.

New York. April The latcs, re.
port thar the theatrical Interests of
klaw 4 Erlangcr and the Shubcrts
have been combined was denied last
night IN statement issued from the
offices OF the Shuborts IN this city.
The denial came through \ TOKEN
Worm. the general press representa-
tive ~ the Shuhort interests. ana was
hri'f 1ut emphatic. 1t said
TT. M.ssrs. Shujcrt desire to deny
~ omplaticalh as possible the truth
nf roport circulated TODAY that u
new business alliance had been con
summatcd between them and Klaw
A ErlanRer
While they would add nothing den.
mite tu tuis statement. IL vas said In
lh" theatrical district ~ this city that
tiere was no ground 50 TAR as could
b. learned Tor the report which had
b, ~ circulated several times and cs
often denied by those most interested
In tn" matter Neither of tho Shu-
borts would he seen. hut lt Vas said
fnr thcm that IA. statement .handcd
ont was the absolute truth. ana that
90 meant exactly what 10 said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
MURDER SAID TO HAVE
BEEN COLD BLOODED ONE

Socorro, \ NJ, April Further
details Of the probable fatal shooting
OF lsohel Padilla by Candido Romero
al san Pedro. across the river from
San Antonio. y. NJ, Yesterday, indi'
cate that the shooting was utterly un'
provoked The Two men had been
discussing "A difficulty over the bonn'
dairy line between their lands u mad
apparently been settled satisfactorily
when Romero said 10 Padilla You
owe me $50 Al right. said the
other, we viii go 10 san Antonio and
settle up the account there Where
upon Il Is said that Romero grew
violently angry. whipped out his gun
and without "A word fired -four shots
at Padilla. shooting him once IN the
avn. twice In the body and once In
the back. Romero then started away,
walked few steps. pressed the muz.
zlc OF the gun against His forehead
and pulled The trigger, dying instant,
ly padilla Is still alive but has no
chance OF recovery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
AOOLPHUS BUSCH
HERE TO-DAY
Multi-Millionaire Brewer and
Wife Pass Through Albu-
querque En- Route From
Pasadena to ST. Louis.

Travelling In his mtsnincent private
car. 'AdVlpuhS Adllphus Busrh.
mulu-millonairo brru.r OF ~ Louis
passed through AlhupH rdue ON santa
Fo train 40. lat. This afternoon.
Mr. busch b. ,crumpanied hy Mrs.
BuscA ana q l,tiuu, 1f servants tn,
party are on thru way to ~. Louis
after spending Ia, WINTER months iu
Pasadena, Cal SOM, weeks ago MI
nnd Mrs. Busch g,.r1rated their gol-
den wcdding IN rJWdona. the event
being marked by erlter elaborate
ness than mad ever been heatd of be
fore ON the rdcinc coast.
Tho "Adulphus, thr private ear iu
which IA, Busch puN is travelling,
s one % 'th, finest ut,uccs on wheels
in thp world. II Na. hullt for Mr
Buschh, thu Pullman company 90 q
cost said TO he hc,H..u S3a.00O ana
St0,ooo one Of tnr chief feature.
of tho Gag is 20 wasnlhcant mono
gram, -" constructed like tho "a"
used In the word Ann, user" oy the
Anheuser people in thrir advertising
The ~" in the ear which Is a0ovr
the entrance to the rear drawing
room. Is inluid wi,a precious metals
ana woods ana evidently cost much
money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
MORMONS OPPOSE PLURAL
MARRIAGES SAYS SMITH
"" saw church fa,"rs Amendment
I" I. =. Constitution to Regulate
E,iI.

~all Lake city. ttah. Aprtl The
position OF the Church 80 jesus Christ
uf Latter naN saints or a. II is COM
mpnlN called. th, Mormon church. on
marriage was reiterated hy President
J"srph D. smith n his sermon open
ing tho eighty first annual cnuforcnr.
uf thr church
II, said iu part.
We ought co. oh,y IA, rulr ot the
church with regard to marriage A.
announced time and time again at
These conferences, plural marriages
have ceased IA IN, church There ls
mo- man authorized 10 perform Il plur.
al marriage We have been doing aIl
tn our poWcr 90 stop this ". have
been doing All We can to trac, the
men Who are performing tncec core
monies n is lnrd tu lu,at. them,
mt when We du nud them Wr will
deul with thom
With respect Go the idea PROPOSED
bN som" 4" Induce the congress of the
nitcd states tu amend thr cunstiui-
ton 50 as to give the federal govern
Wcnt power tu regulate plural mar
rlasr, so Tar aa / am concerned
have uo objection whatever 10 such
au amendment Neither has amy oth-
80 Latur DAY saint Let the states
petition a. tho nation 20 regulate the
whole subject of marriage u the Unit
od states and IL VIII Dee "a Gnds,nd to
III" people cNcrNWhcr,
In reviewing church statistics Pros
ident smith announced that durng
tho year inst past There was one di-
N"rcr tu each 5000 uf the church
mrmhership, as compared to one di-
N"rce To- each TOO souls In the Unit.
81 states.
President smith denounced cmphat-
'.lII the apparently growing scnti-
m.Hi among tho church members 49,
.,N lH tho world az large. of patron
, ..ut DAYS aud ulaN houses ut Nul-
sr ud dcmorolizing character.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY
OF PERJURY CHARGE
Margaret Niii'r Declared That she
Gave C"lo'nd" Judge Money to
send tUion Miners Ia Jail

Denver, Aplil Margaret Miller,
the principal witness against District
Judge Greeley NJ Whitiord In the
impeachmenl charges brought 10y the
Colorado State Federation OF Labor,
was finally found guilty OF perinly
by jury in the criminal court. The
iury took but one ballot. Punish.
meni Is from One 10 four years In
prisonmenl
Mrs. Miller told the legislaliv
committee taking evidence IN the
impeachment case that she had given
judge Whitford $4,000 furnished by
parties unknown To her 10 Influence
him TO sentence coal miners to the
county Jail for violating an injunc'
tion ISSUED by Judge Whiliord Six
teen miners who were on strike were
sentenced To one year each, hut Were
later released on order Of Judge
Whitford
The sentence aroused union labor
all over the state and huge parad,
in protest was held In Denver Later
the charges were filed with the leg
islaturc
Mrs Miller Il now under parol,
from the state peniteniiary. wherS
she was sentenced for manslaughlel
In connection with the killing oi 4
woman In Grippe Greek.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
SMUGGLERS FACE
STARVATION NOW
Two Hundred 0rientals Gath
cred at Ensenada for Pur-
pose of Entering Country,
Need Rice Badly.

SAN Diego. Cal. Aprll With
every foot of the Mexican border pa
trollcd by United states troops. while
tlcrt of WAY craft Is operating out
of san Diego hdrhnf The smuggling or
chinese across the boundary has been
nude too hazardous an occupation as
n result OF military and naval nloblliz-
alton CNiursc merchants of san pt-
ego YESTERDAY shipped a hundred mats
OF rice by steamer to Ensenada, Low
cr california, where 200 chimes. are
on tn" verge oi starvation. Ensenu -
de has long been the center of smug
Cling operations ana the fact that goo
Asiatios have accumulated there SINCE
the unexpected ordering OF troops to
the boundary illustrates the cXtoni "a
which operations were usual, carried
ou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Eighty-Three Survivors OF
Casas Grandes Fight Are
Being Cared for by Their
Comrades.
INSURRECTOs MENACE
BORDER TOWN AGAIN
Severe Skirmishes Reported
From Other States Indicat-
ing That Revolts Have Re.
newed Activity.

~ rnso. Texas. Aprl Eighty.
three wounded and number of pris.
oners taken by the federals a, casas
Grnndcs we're brought to Juarez to-
daN The Wounded were In box cars
but Ncrc well cared FOR by an escort
which numbered about 200 men. with
two field pieces and two rapid fire
guns United states customs guards
report 400 insurrectos a, SAN lEnacio.
opposite Fort Hancock. east oi RI
Paso Tn" appearance. OF this force.
which Il is believed Is awaiting re-
intorcentents. has revived fears oi an
attack on Juarcz. Dispatches from
Culiacan the capital of Sinuios. de-
clare two engagements have taken
place near MaJol and "a number OF
wounded foderals have been brought
In. Couricrs report ~ Insurrectos
Killed by the federal artillery. one
hundred and ffty troops are left To
guard culiaVan and Governor Redo
has been directed To- maintain "A de-
frnsivc attitude
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Democrats Are Caucusing This
Afternoon to See Who Will
Hold Much Wanted Posi-
ton.
SENATORS STONE OR
CULBERSON IN RACE
Recent Visit of w. J. Bryan to
Washington Starts Fuss
Among Democrats Over Fill
ing of Important Post.

Washington, Npril IA caucus Of
Democratic senators Is being held this
afternoon for the purpose of selecting
caucus chairman. which position
Earri,s with u the minority floor
leadership The session viii be pro-
lungrd ANA livcly, as there APPEARS to
be- q sharp difference uf opinion over
the eligibility ui senator Martin for
tho leadership. opposition tn the
virginia senator. whose election was
conceded PRIOR I" ~ recent visit to
Washington Of " j BRYAN. comes
from what is known as the progrcs-
siv" faction and Is ted by senator
stone ot Missouri senator stone or
senator rulberson of Texas probably
viii be- placed In nomination against
Martin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
RAILROADS FIGHT
FOR CARRYING
]. 5. MAILS

Kansas city Mo- April Kansas
cts rs strategic point in "a lively
campaign nov w progress among
three or four big rulNn, systems FOR
the privilege of carryiug ransconu-
mental malls Tn, latest move came
early this morning whom tu Atrhison.
Topoko 81 santa +, nlll train for the
west departed from the depot ut
Twenty second street ana Grand ave-
nuc instead ul thc union depot. anG
l"ft tho u.t Missouri Pacific mail
train from ~l Louis az inc uuiou de-
pot with not runurh tim, Tor its mail
To be Transferred Tb, Missouri Pa
clne train arrive. roo 1.l1 o'clock in
the murulng aul tlr santa Fc leaves
at 800 uelo.h
when t5' santa y, announced thr
chang, 100 tu, depot trom which the
mail train would depart IL was said
the Missouri Pacific would retaliatc
hy USING motor trucks 20 take the
mail trpW its depot 40 Second street
ana Grand avenue to tho Twenty sec
ond stre,t depot For som. reason II,
faiiod .u de- that
TN" contest began when the Penn
sylvaua tines, which had breu hand
ling tmusoonunouwl malls between
New YORK ana chicago, arranged 20
hnnll, thcm hotNrru NcN YORK and
St Louis iu order 10 get a longer and
murr profitable haul Tho urN Mis-
souri pncitic mail train. which arrives
here al l.ti u'rlurk n thr morning.
was % couscqucno" nf that arrange
mcnt II brought the mail here from
st l.oui,. aud il Nus pm aboard tho
Santa T." train hcre with good cons
noctions
nul the plum which tho Missouri
Pacific had gained The santa Fr had
lost The latter roads trauscouti-
Mental mail business uut rf Chicago
dWndl'd and the prnnsNivauit-M Mis-
suuri Pacific routing WAS responsible
Tho santa y" has mo- important com
petition n the territory The morning
train serves west uf Kansas CITY
Therefore. doubtless. that road fclt
it could do some maucuVcring ln is
own b.hJif
Just what win hapuou hotwoon the
Missouri Pacific and the santa Pc be-
tween ana . O'Clock Tomorrow
morning np one seems willing 10 pre-
dict
'Thru b. uothiug tn prevent the
/ Santa Fr ftom starting IL train from
! IN" Twenty ,uud strct depot J W.
I Nslur uhi,l ,lcrk Of the railNaf mail
service her, said this m0rung so
| FAR Js th, government Is concerned.
/ th, road b.. hyu1 uu 10 its contract
! for carving tnr mail There H. moth.
| inr r,Yuirmr be to start tts trains from
IN, uuinu depot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Pancoast Mine of Scranton
Company at Throop. Penn.
sylvania. Scene of Latest
Horror Underground.
RESCUE IMPOSSIBLE IS
BELIEF OF EXPERTS
Two Employees Who Escaped
Declare That Comrades Arc
Hemmed in By Fire and
Will Be Lost.

ScriAtoI fa,, Nprii --- Between
htiN ana S'N"uty-iVr men. employed
va the Pancuast mine OF tho scranton
Coal company d Throop are entomb-
"d with all chances of escape cut on,
t is believed.
Flre is rnging along the entire vein.
owing 10 the fact that Tn. engine
muse has been set ablazc. the ma.
chinorN viii not WORK and attempts 10
aid the men 90" much hampered
TN" m"u who escaped said nfty
Others wet' slut IN by the lire.
This afternoon. IL was admitted that
the task at roa,uing tho cntombed
miners was almost hopcess.
u is lskclN that the men will he
dead by the time they are reached
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Woman Secures Rebel Recruits

Mexico city, April AT the head
OF a rebel band of some hundreds
strong there is a young woman. the
daughter OF General Canuto Neri of
Guerrero, once rebel himself ac.
cording to an article which appeared
IN ri lleraldo
la Neri organized her force of in
surrectos in Guerrero. her native
state. bat during the FIRST days Of
this week she and her followers rode
across the boundary into the state of
Morolos The war loving Young wo-
man has not yet engaged In battle,
but has contentei herself with riding
from ranch 10 ranch and eniisting re-.
cruits In this she Is said tn have
been remarkably successful.
Twelve years ago her father at
iracted some notorie,y by heading an
incipieni revolution IN Guerrero.
caused by dissatisfaction with the re-
suit OF the state elections.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
RUBBER MEN ARE
UNDER ARREST
Former Fiscal Agents Of Amer.
lean Company Are Charged
With Using Mail to Defraud
Public of Big Sums.

Boston, Mass, April On charges
OF using 'hc mails 10 defraud The pub
lie ot larg" sums. Warren v Wheel.
cr ANA Siill nan shaw OF The firm OF
Wheeler and shaw, formerly fiscal
agents OF the North American Rubber
company oi this city. were arrested
today after they had voluntarily sur.
rendered 20 a deputy United States
ma sha'
Wh'cl'r ANA shaw entered formal
pleas "f rHt guilty before Commis-
si"u'r Haynes. and Ncrc released on
bonds ut SO 400 each II is charged
that $500 900 was obtained from the
public hy .h" rubbr company on
iuist representation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
WAINWRIGHT GIVES
Up TO SHERIFF
At ST. LOUIS
Millionaire Brewer Returns
from Exile in Europe and
Will Face Charge of Bribery
in Missouri.

- Louis Mo. Anri Ellis VAIN.
wright thc udl.ur.Ic brewer. who
vas IN Europe when ho was Indicted
Ia 1901 on chars, oi bribery IN con.
ueclun Nilh "a street railway fran.
chis'. Wtoud,d .obJ. 10 the shctlii
lio was released on 0,000 bond Tn.
successful efforts Nore made by 10.
scph W Foih hen circuit attorney.
10 eNuaditc WaHNisht, and equally
unsuccessful efforts were made by
Naiuwtighi friend, to have The ease
nollcd Former Governor Folk wac
retained a. appeal prosecutor u year
ago iu case Wainwright should return
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
HARTMAN DOUBLE
TRACKING WORK
STARTS SOON
Plans for Giant Undertaking
Have Been Completed in
New York and Construction
Will Begin.

New York. April - Plans Tor IN,
double tracking OF the Hartman sys
ten from the Missouri river Ia the
Pacific, recently authorized hy the
directors. have been completed ano
preparations are under way To begin
work
This announcement was made yes.
terday hy Julius KruttschntL vice
president and director OF maintenance
and operation of the i'uion pacihc
ana southern Pacific railruads
"Work viii begin In number oi
places AZ the same Tine said Nj
kruttschnitt one stretch will be-
IRON Inlcsburg. Colorado west about
loo miles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
BIG LEACUERS GO
ON PAY ROLL
II Is Estimated That Man.
ayers Will Pay Out Over
$800.000 in Salaries Dur
ing This Season.

New York. April Nratiy four
hundred bali PLAYERS will begin draw.
ing salaries from the sixteen major
league clubs on Amil ~, when the
1911 season opens throughout the
country baseball sharks figure that
before the pcnnant race ends the
magBales viii have paid out moro
than sSnn.0oo for services rendol ed
The payers OF he National and
American leagues this year receive
mare money than ever before in tho
history oi the game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Bcrt hold L. ON the lswn.

McSicali, Mexico, April I.----Rcports
Of the defeat and rout oil simon Ber.
thold and his band ~ 81 rebels at
Alamo. 80 miles south of Mcxicaii. on
March ~. are confirmed by fugitivss
arriving from that vicinity. They also
report lao sedcrals at Saiada, only 20
miles southwest OF Mexical.. General
Stanley Williams with so rebels. all
Americana. iS AT the cuduhs ranch. u
short distance from Mrxicali.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
DANISH COUNT wilt
INVESTIGATE HOW
WOMEN VOTE
His Country Plans to Give
Fair Sex Equal Suffrage If
the Plan Works Out Sue
cessfully.

Denyrr Colo. April r. Count Carl
Moltke The Danish ambassador to
the United states. is in Denver 20
Investigate The working ot womans
suffrage IN this state Tor his govern.
menL which is considering The grant.
ihg o. FUN uIfagc to women The
women Of Dramark already have u
rlghi To vote AT municipal ciections.