New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

o., Golden Tlier. that gallant little
-, Women GER. which on April
. .peed 1900 miles for suf-
tss found only one anti between
y,-t and Maryland, and that a
-. This is the message Of cheer
- 10 TIE Tribune through the
-tNrs. Alice s. Burke, who with
I.ysn Richardson, will journey all
=. United States advancing the
south. east and west the
Filler vii so, converting cow
,,rsus5ing colonies, startling
,, whites snd cheering WON
,.-s IN the West From
I'M, Circle, where j.: was
.sres With a pint Of easo-
=, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait,
.-, s,rsish. 70 Newark, then to Bal
.. and from there II will proceed
= Maryland, Virginia, Texas. Ar
~. California. Washington, Mon
-, Illinois and Ohio. then home
al - vsv IFS novel and exciting
,i,.-.rres in suifrsgedom will be re
80 bv Mrs. Burke. whose diary will
/. ,r-,ed IN The Tribune. The first
.salnsa. follows:
pont Think New Jersey Is Anti.
y,rark, April 6.-They say New
,,,,v /, anti. but We don't believe IL.
l,r our run down here was positively
,,,ysr,, with people shouting, Hello,
rs,l7 and automobiles running up
,rr,ids with d friendly loot and a
n fer our i'ttle yellow youngster.
OILS ore anti did we see, and that was
1 t,-,s. solemn old thing. whose
v,i had been upset enough by auto
-,.,lss without putting women IN
In. I suppose. BE stood right in the
-.3ss Of narrow road and refused to
ems by II he could have talked he
s...i have chantoL that VS. p. was IN
q, h.. but he needed no words. for his
.,,rnired stand was eloquent enough.
Ins farmer atop the wagon was COM
,.stsly ashamed of' him.
sDont know what ais the old fool"
e spoiog1zed Amt generally so
used Cit az, Pete"
Pete's Fimness Waivers.
Pete, however, remained firm
Nes Richardson suggested that he
q: not spprove Of woman suffrage.
I,s farmer crinued.
Tam cause be ain't been trained
% g, then" he submitted. "My
.sgFttsrs 20; badge and belongs 70
- ssgus IN town"
Finally. Of course. Pete's objections
'Es overcome, and we we're permitted
. % O., after VIC had made suffrage
r.s,hss suited 20 the equine under
la,tns and had tied a yellow dsffo-
q rsnshly over his left car.
A, Princeton we were met by e large
litigation, and The fact that they had
-siksn two large trucks painted a
Fsisge yellow FOR the Golden Filler
.irc, spoil the party az all. Where's
y res. Of the machinel' they asked.
Us is Just TIE headlight, isn't it?'
Through Snow to Baltimore.
Baltimore, April s-We left VIII
-,g,on this morning IN binding,
lsrg blizzard, but tho Golden Filler
p.ucky itt.e thing and she start
o. without a rnurmur for the sew
-iy-nine-mf.e tup 20 Baltimore. The
-'F was FIVE inches deep. and there
a plenty % wind. but we dug our
'itoa;s' and rubber hats from the
z trunk and really enjoyed the drive.
liked 20 So much We didn't even put
= toyer or The curtains Up. We got
= erce-1nGer a snowflake, some
';Y ins'nuated-but finally came 70
e i1race again. found the main road,
Z arrived in Baltimore painting but
, tine.
ss saw our hrst peep % green grass
rsfryville, Del. which was bright
I" "a or young lives and & slap in
e lace o. the blizzard At Newark
: si'pped a. .hc railway station 10
70 Telegram, and found ourselves