New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
SUFFRAGE BLISTERS
BATHED in ARNlCA
But Private CrOZier'S loot
sizes Refuse To Be
COmforted.
STORM KING SCALED
AS MEN ALL DESERT
General You've Nearly Killed
Me-" Says Corporal KlatSch-
ken al Newburgh.

fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
NeNburgh y Y. Jan. General
Resale Jones dehed the storm Kins
Mountains and almost met nor match.
Il was the sufest stretch she had done
and il was not until after 10 D. m. to-
nisht that her little band staggered into
Newbureh. where she had announced
neither hail. rain. snow. ice nor noun
tains should prevent her sleeping on Sat
urday neht. Arnica was applied at High
land Falls
The general" had her way, but ii was
At the cost Of hearing her gallant little
corporal" Klatschkcn say i'm re-
rroachful tone when at last the Crows
Nest Peak Of the Storm King range was
done with: We'll general YOU have
nearly killed me this time
Yet a srcat part OF the trouble was be
cause the corporal" again declined to
risk her life on a railroad track when it
was a question Of getting from West
Point 10 Cornwall
No. general mine. no trestles FOR me
TODAY either. Terra frma an the time,
said tine little corporal with tremendous
emphasis
Thus the general" led the way mp the
steep sides Of the Crows Nest The snow
was often five cor six inches deep. The
mountain side had been storm swept and
trees. branches and bushes often locked
the path. For seven miles no human
habitation was seen no. any other tray
Oilers The snow laden trees and Icy lace
curtains pendant from tho rocks made
veiitsble fairy land. ON every side was
perfect silence. with only am occasional
ril OF water.
The general" and her faithful follow
crs. plodding on ia single file. looked
monastic in their earth brown hooded
Cloaks. Yesterday was play, called out
the colonel" and when Mrs Mary Sher-
woods friendly house in Cornwall was
reached she insisted ON taking rest and
food. Hence tho party did not reach tneir
destination, the ralatine Hotel here. until
after 10 o'clock.
Men All Desert.
Tho whole DAYS work was cut out on
business lines Hence there was no ak
Of tanso and high heels and the men,
thinking discretion the better part OF valor
took the train The party left Jones
Point al 40 d. 'H.. AN the adult inhabi-
tants turning out 10 wave "Genetal
Resale a farewell There was shrink
liuG ol-snoy. and more was beginning TO
fan. Tho automobile road running
through almost Alpine scenes was taken.
Approaching Fort Montgomery all the ,n-
ha hitants were gathered and cried out:
Here thcy come" Then. Where are the
mon Sho started ont with YOU: Well. ID
they haven't the pluck 20 take tine road
with YOU thcy don't deserve TO vote.
The pilgrims first brief halt vas with
Two patrol woodsmen working ou the
states Great Bear Park. They had built
"a huge wood fire ON an island u l'iso-
land Lake ana called 10 the pill
crims to cross the zee ami Tom them.
The pilgrims gmgorly crossed ihe inter
vouine ice while the patrolmeI dried
some boards which ,hcr laid ocross n
box and n bucket to make seats for the
mixers.
Nftcr searching Inquiries from the
general they said: 40 we cannot
promise TO vote for YOU. bccaue- We are
cmplo, ed by the state Tnis evasion did
not save them. and with broad Srius they
submitted to inc suffrage decoration.
Threatening looks were then tHned on
the English member OF thc part
This said they. ",s called Hess'an
Lake. because it was INTO tins lake that
we drove the icsslan mcrceuarics OF the
British
Indeed" commented The English Wom-
an. there seems no inch of ground along
this shore where the British did not Get
the beating they deserved.
ON the army" pressed in the d"Nine
snow Presently they met foIr men VINO
called out: we admire your pluck anu
wish YOU luck
Attended Their Blisters.