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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
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2Si6fge 5teGungen ser 97ran5o(en genommen nno
6eina6e 1900 @efanseue sen1a6t.

osm 5iisel go. 304 unb bsm r9obtsn
Wann" an, Dsriudenb, bic fran35fis
f9en linien an elmer Gront bon elmer
uno elmer bdlben Weile einjubriiden.
Oas bortige @sldnbe III fir sinen 4n,
sriff eiinitis, unb Der fran30Tii6.
aommanbeur, bic SdnG6e Der poiis
tion fsnneRb, ididte eins isiner BE-.
fen 4rmestorps bortbin. Disiss aorps
idIug ben eriten 2lnsriff db, obne oisl
all gobsn 3u Derlieren, bic S9la6t 1T
dber nod i'm 9ange unb, ben lsbter
WleIounsen sufolse, tpiro Dor 2lbeno
ni4ts iiber ben aussdns betanni isin.
SeiiIi6 bon Der Ulaas grifieu bi.
8eutI6en Diermal an elmer 5ront BON
2oOO garbs an. Jeber ansriff purbs
BON sinsm anOsrsn preubifden Rsgis
ment semadt. Die SdIa9t tobt Sor.
nit bsriel6sn Ssfiisteit, ipis am ans
oeren llier Der Maas uno es III nod
teine gntfdeibuns in Si9t.
General RipsIle, Der nsue apmmans
beur Der sruppsn bsi 9erbun, iit Elm
Mdnn bon 60 Sa9rsn. Ssin miliidris
,i&es Genie tit srft wG6renb bes aris.
ses nsntbedt" uorben. 9sim auabru9
Der 5einoieIisieiten mar sr aommun>
beur bes 5. 4rtillsrie Regiments.
Gr purbe Don General Soffre snts
bedt. am "a. Sttober 1914 nurS. .r
gum grigabegeHeral srnarnt unb balS
barauf erbielt CT bas aommanbo iiber
eins Snfanterie DiDiiion. 2lm 90.
DECEMBER 1915 purbs sr gum General
Der Sufunterie ernannt unb erbielt
bag aommanbo iibsr bas 3. arnlse1
torps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
Der Dafflpfsr ,,gylnrie''
Bon bsr Wbite Star 2inie torpsSirt
unb i'm llntergeben.
Gr bate eine sroBe 2abuns Wunitiou
fir Gnglanb an 9prb.
Die einasIbeitsH, tDis ss f9eiut, UoE
ber geniur in England ni4t
bur9geldfen.

2onSou, 8. Waui. gs ipurSe on
Ra4mittas bier ansstiinbisi, bab bsl
Odmpfer .gpmbric" i'm llntsrseber
isi.
Gae gin5elbeiten iiber bas ereig'
nib tperbtn augenfdeinIi5 BON be,
Geniur uHtsrOriidt, unb ss mar ipdt
in bic Radt biHein abiolut nitts Rd,
berss in erfdbruns 5u brinsen. gi,
Gy6dnge selssrapb Gompanp Sriidt
absr bic auii4t aus. Sab bic .gpm.
ric- i'm atIauiifhen Sasan Don sinsm
Ssutfhen lIntsrieeboOt tOrpeSirt ipor.
ben isi.
Die .Gbmric" ssb0rt Der W6its
Star 2inie uno iianb lei. Sabrsn i'm
pafiasisrOertebr stpiiden Rem yOr,
unb snsIiidsn Sdf.n. Gs iit Elm 0ams
pier BON 1900 Sonnsn.
Rem gOr.. 8. Mai. Sn ben Hss
iigsn gureaur Der Wbite Star 2inie
mar Bis I'M baI6 iiebsH lI6r absnbs,
ala bic gureaur fir bic gla6t ss-
ihloHsn ipurbeu, tsine ipsiisrs Rads
ri6t iiber bic .Gpmric" eingetroffsn.
bic, pie aaklSepefden aus aonbon
meloetsn, i'm llnterseb.n III.
Die Ygpmrie4 sins am go. april
BON bier aus nit elmer 2abung Wus
nition uno onberen arisssporrGtben
na9 GnsIanb ab. Die gsiabung ses
iionb aus mebr als 100 Mann, es be,
fanb.n ii9 absr isins paiiasisrs on
gorb.
8. ). Wlar pbsrion. Der bisiige
britiI6e 9isssaOniul, faste. boB, fos
bisl er tpiiie, ii9 ieine ameriiansr
untsr Der Bsiasuns befGnoen. Gr Tag.
ie, bdB bic .gbmrie1 nit elmer Be-
iaBlms BON 40 Mann in Relp gort
antam. 3tpSIf Rann beiertirten umb
a9i Wann ipurben nsusnsasiret. unter
ben lsbteren bsfanSen fi9 aber isine
glmsriianer.
Sn Der 2abuns Der .Gpmbric' Be.
fanbsn. ii9, bsm MAanifeft ssmdb. bic
folgenben Wlunitions. unb fouitigen
ariessDorrdtbs: 1o1 aiit.n NIT ges
ipebrsn unb anSsren 6eusrwaffsn,
500 ssiiien 3iinbtapfeIn, 11,049 ais
fen nit unsslnbenen gefdOiisn, $500
aiitsn NIT patronen, 40 Riiten nit
1kilsn bon glsroplansH, 400 gaoIIsn
Gia&slSrabt. 81 aiiien NIT MOiorg
uno 5bsilen bapOn, 20 Rifisn BON ge.
iGiittbsiIsu, feds Riitsn nit 9aionet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
MuH Gnglanb
8aut iest 2uftfdiffe oom
3eppelins S1p.

2oubOn, 8. Mai. DAP iest aud
gngIdno Guftfdiffe Don bsm SsppsIins
5pp buut, puroe an Wpntag i'm I'm
terbauie BON SboHos Sames Mac
Ramara, Dem 5inan3ietretGr beg Ma.
rinsminiiteriums. suseitdnbsn, als er
cine baruuf be5iisIi6e fsrugs beunts
tpurtste. Gr fiigte binsu, baB es MIDI.
nit ben 5ffentli6eH Sntsrsiien preins
bar lei, an3useben, ME piels FOLDER
2ufti9iffe England beiibs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
Cine britiiGe priienn, ann
ibaft
8on einem beutf den u nj { L
feebopt Don e inem NOR
pesii9en Segeti Diff
e. ~ srr M

4 UHAt - AA ~
| Desif9en Seseli3iff
beruntergsbolt.
Berlin, 8. Nai. Gin beuti&es
llnterieeboot bislt am %. april bic
nOripssii6e garte rqortaloasi" an,
Die fi9 bantaIs in Den Sdnben elmer
britii4eu prifsnmanribaft befanb,
nabm bic priienmanUi4aft sefangsn.
unb Iieb mad elmer lHtsriuaung Der
9apiere bic garte lire Retfs fort.
isssn.
gs sreisnste ii6 Sies 160 Weilen
ipsitli9 BON ben Si6rioen. Gin brts
tii9er Rreussr bate cine prifeHs
mannf9aft an gorb gei4idt, nit oc1
gupeiiuns, bic Barrie ua9 airtpdII
gu brinaen. Die rPortalos5i" mar
nit elmer aohuns Cement BON Nal>
MD. S9ipsSen aus Ha3 arsentinisn
uuterpegs.
Das llnterIseboOt bra9ts eineH br;'
tii9en Sffi3ier unb siuen llHterofs
fi5ier na9 Ssuti9Ianb es IisB a6er
ben anberen S6eiI Der grtienmaEn'
fdoft = bier Matroien - an 9orb
Der Barrie, unb Sieie parsH seStpuns
gen. unfrsttpiIlis bi. Reiie na4 alrs
gsntiHien mitauma9su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
tsn unb 500 aiitsn mi! 8iinbtrn.

ten unb S940 aiitsn NIT 3iinbern.
SueenStotD mn, 8. @!ai, $3.50
Worgens. Die .Ggmric~ purOe
am Dtontag gtafnrittog I'M llhr
torpe6irt. Gem 8ernebmen nab ii
Ser 9anpfer nod iiter 8aiier unh
na3 einem Saien III 3rIanb inter
meas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
Ser britiibe 9nntpfer ), ,GDmrtc", nom 13, 900
Sommem, nit eiter rieiigem Saomm9 pom arie9s
porrdtbem am SprS, tprpebirt.
Die J(otc Ocut(6(anos Oon Oct 8egierung in WaD.
ington a(S 6efrieOigcn0 ak5eptirt.

htdH
IN
aoD af4n aar ns 6aqt b4ho gan g benz umnO DMt
utn uHsabOo sngsn Gin ihf4@ f80Fs
rbe Sui eranan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
Mnftralier unb Steuieeldn-
Der
qR osrbritii9sn 5rOHt in
Grantrsih ansstoms

2onoon, s. Mai. Qm lbenn
tpurOs bier offi5ieu aHsetiinoigt, oub
auitraIii9s unb Rsu SeeIGnbsr Srups
pen irt sSuntrei6 dugetummer ieieH
unh sinen Sbsil Der 5ront iiberHpms
men bGt.en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
313 3ibiliften
Jielen felt SsptemGsr
1915 In gsIsien unb
Granfret9 feiubIi9eu
ansriffeu 5am

gerlin s. Iaoi. Qtuf Srapiloiem
Wsse no6 Sonpills. Die llebsries=
Rahrt9ten assntur bsridtet Sol
genbes: sSm Mpnat glpril ipurben in
ben BON ben Deutidsn beiebten Sbsis
len bon BeIgien tlnb 6rantreib ourd
AriilIerie uno auftfabrssuge oes 3ein.
Sss 8 Wdnner ! 10 Gsatisal litnh @ ftnA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
SSetferberiht.

Sir 06iO, Snbiana, aentudp,
Neit 9trgiHien unb bas obere un6
unters Yli4igan; f60nes @etter an
9ieuitag unb Wlittipp8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09

Der sstObt.t unb % UaGnner, 90
Grauen unb % &inbsr purbeu pers
UunOet. Die 9efammtaabl Der Spfer
Ieit September 1915 bztrdat 313."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
0(merifaniid)e Marine
truppeii
Sn Der bominitanii9 den
RepubIit qeIdnbet.

Repu5Iit geldnbet.
Santo Domingo, 8. mai.
g(ngeIi6ts bes Gruitss Der Gage in
bieIiger Stobt iiuo am Mpntas ame=
ritaniihe Msdrinetruppen auber9dI6
Der Stabt selanoet iporoen.
Yer fran50iiide arsu3er .Wlars
ieildiieA traf am Morsen i'm bieiigen
Safen elm.
Gin 8enerdIitreit Der
Giienbabuer in gdns
Spanien ungeoronet.
@dlIabolib, Spanisn, s. Wiat.
Die Rsprdientauten Der 2lngeitslIten
uller Giiatbabnlinien in Spanien bas
ben am Montdg in elmer bier itattsez
funoeuen 0srTdmnluns beIdIofsn, eis
nen @snsraIitreiit on alien ipaniiden
Giienbabnen au irailsuriren.
Die Resisruns Bat bersits bic ger
;sisns.sn.MS abnaSmen gstzsiisa. am
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09

Murtfss5nas aaf Der 2. Ssiisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
Games %. guainan
Wou ben griter in Dublin
uisher fr.insIniiAn

nisber freigeIafien.
apnSOn, 8. w1ai. Sames R.
SulIipan, Der friibsre Seianbte Der
Der. Staatsn m Der 8OminitaRii9en
Republit, Der na9 BEN 2lufitonb in
Dublin oerbafiet nurbs, bat bic bies
iige ameritanii6e Gsianoti9aft BON
Dublin aug bsHa6riattgt. oab sr
freiaeIaiIen tporben iei.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
Recruiting Troubles
Blamed on Capital
Editor Morning journal:

Editor Morning Journai
Americans are not volunteering
for service in the army anywhere, !"
Mr.. Editor, one will not have TO so
why the native born Americans do not
join the army, for this simple reason
that the capitalists, large and small
are hiring all over this entire country
the Mexican peon labor IN preference
to tho natlve-born American, In all
lines OF labor. DO not think for a
moment that am a socialist, or dis
gruntled agltator. but to the contrary
MS I WAS born In the hotbed Of democ-
racy, in Texas, and yet ! see every day
this preference shown wherever | may
stop or travo. My business calls me
TO mix and mingle with the working
class OF men VINO make the assertion
that should they join the army. they
will have To leave their homes TO fight,
and protect lot Of so-ealed Spanish
Americans whose whole soul sympa
thy Is with our enemy In Mexico and
yet | see the capitalists are giving
proferment to any old grade Of for
eign element who will snpplant the
loyal Americans, who are yet true TO
principle OF justice and equal rights
20 all, and when We SEQ this prefer
mcnt every day. right before our eyes,
ana the courts Of the land which are
supported by the loyalty az the ma
tive-horn Americans who are made
hobos for the lack of employment,
and who pay their Just proportion Of
tax, when allowed to enjoy a porma-
nent abode long enough TO create n
home and become taxpayers, and who
are the basic principles of good gov
eminent, when they can get the Just
allowance for wage scale, then the
natlve-horn Americans win prove loy-
al to the standard of aims and not
before.
As all native-horn American labor
ers know of this injustice shown by
the moneyed class ana they are maxi
ing an issue of II now all over this
western country, and I, for one, am
not willing to see the flower Of the
American youth 10 to the army to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
c. RMANS HURL
MASSES OF MEN
AGAINST vERDUN
Hardened French Officers De-
clare Butchery SurpaSSeS
lmaginationi Ground Near
Fort Vaux Is Blood SOdden,
l.Y .o..,ae Jousr.. SPECIAL LEASED wlssi


Paris. June 5.-ln their attacks on
Fort Vaux, one Of the outlying de-
lenses of Nerdun along the front
east of the Mouse, the Germans are
hurting their infantry in masses so
compact that the first ranks are
obliged to advance to certain death.
The assaulting columns debouch
from the village of Damloup below
the fort and separated from it by a
ravine which they must cross to attain
the slopes near the fort. For three
days this spot has been the scene OF
carnage which has saturated the
ground with blood.
One German. column advanced no
further than the bottom Of the ra-
vine. The front ranks, pushed on
by those behind, fell as fast as they
reached the dead line swept by the
French quick firers. AS they toppled
over others came on to take their
places and fall in turn.
French officers, although hardened
to the worst sights of war, declare
the butchery there surpasses mag
nation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
Gould Interests Lose suit.

New York. June 1.-THE suit
brought by George j Gould and other
trustees of the estate of jay Gould, to
recover S1,741,000 from the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain and. southern railway,
was dismissed today by Federal Judge
Hand. The suit was based on the al
legged refusal of the road TO make
good def6uted notes to the amount of
S1,741, 900 Of the Texas and Pacific
railway company of which the st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern had endorsed and delivered
for value to the Gould trustees.
Judge Hand ruled that he lacked
jurisdiction, in the case and cited also
a number of reasons for the dismiss
sol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
BIG AUTO MERGER
NOW IN PROGRESS


New York, June 5.-Progress to-
ward the completion of the new auto
mobile consolidation which embraces
the WHY'S overland, the Hudson and
the Chalmers automobile companies,
as well as allied concerns including
the Autolite company, was announced
here today. The new company will
probably bear the corporate title Of
the American Motors company with
$40, 900, 900 of preferred stock with a
par value of 500, and 100000 shares
of common stock of no fixed par value.
1t IS proposed to apportion the en-
tire preferred stock among the com
panies entering into the merger ana
according to present plans none will
be offered to the public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
HARD BATTLE ON
IN YPHES REGION

British Headquarters in France,
June (via London. June 5D-The
British and Germans are fighting
hard in the region of Ypres where
last Saturday the British in hand to
hand encounters recaptured most of
the trenches the Germans had taken
from them previously in the sector
from the Ypres-Comines canal to
Ilooge Point In the face of repeat
ed attacks. the British have been un-
able to retain the bulk of the recap
tured ground, but still are fighting
strenuously to keep what they have
and to recapture what they have lost
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
BROTHERHOOD SUED
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

Denver, june a II. Hawley,
grand secretary of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
in convention here is defendant in a
suit filed in the district court asking
$4,000 damages and body judgment.
The suit is brought Ly T.. Russell and
according TO brotherhood officials is
believed to be Mrs. T.. Russell, former
president of a local lodge of the Ia
dies auxiliary. The case is UNDER
stood to have arisen out of the solicit
ing Of advertisements for souvenir
program in connection with the meet
ing of the ladies' auxiliary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06

protect that alien principle which IL
80 deeply rooted In the so-called Span
ish-Amercans who enjoy this prefer
mcnt OF the moneyed class of thiH
great western country, and who are
being made poems to the same extent
by that class for the sake Of avaricious
greed, on q scale Of wages they can
not afford TO work for.
have known OF cases right there
In your own city where your city POI
lice have made Migrants of laBoring
men, (white Amerieans), who were
seeking for Jobs and some Of them
had a little money at the time, yet be-
cause they would not WORK for this
low scale of wages ana TO That extent
make poems OF their dignity in the
matter Of lnbor. then they We're
thrown into prison on a trumped-up
charge Of vagrancy
one may see carload after carload
of these poems hauled out by the SAN
Ia Fc past and through this town
every day going west What for?
Just in order to make American Ia
Dor submit to the $3.50 and 81 per
day wage scale, which they have so
perniciously set and to make prosperity
for their individual gain and greed,
and Ia make paupcrs of the American
that they. the capitalist may force
these "unloyal Americans to Join the
army or work for hobo wages, as
such wages do not permit any of these
men TO make enough to hay away n
sum to purchase home In any coun-
| Try, and thereby become taxpayers,
which would go far towards relieving
the stress OF that taxpaying class who
arc now bowling about high taxation.
The city here IL having the streets
paved, and the contractor who Is do
llng the work Is hiring the larger ma
ioritN Of the labor performed thereon,
which ~ being done by your so-called
Spaniah-Americans. who. | am In
formed. are not al Americans, native,
or otherwise. and yet II is u daily
sight TO see natiNe-horn Americans
wanting work, who cannot afford to
pay for board and room at the rate
per day, but stil when there Is fight
ing to be done Tor this great and
GLORIOUS country the moneyod man
wants the American to Join the
army. and let the so-called spanish
American remain at his adopted
home. ana wage scale, and enjoy the
! fun protection of those who so to the
front We have vet TO see one of
those nlicnated spanish Americans
turn out TO join the army to put down
the banditsm In their own country,
Mexico
Still they claim the right to send
their children TO the American
schools, and try TO oQualize aud mix
land minge with all CLASSES OF the
native born Americans, yet We all
know they hato the "Erngoes" KIN
every one that they dare lay hands
on inside of the boundary lines Of
old Mexico. ana they even have 90
per cent labor law down IN that han
dit country. Mexico, which only per-
mits IN time of peace, 10 per cent OF
Americans who hold responsible po-
siuons To romain IN that God~forsak-
EN- country and Yet when they come
ia this country, they brlns along hnte
Iof the gringo, and even make re-
marks and demonstrations Of il In
public places. As you have stated IN
Your editorial relative to the movie
picture show in your own city
Now. | have been q reader OF your
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
FAIR CASH VALUE Is
MEASURE OF DAMAGES


WASHINGTON. June 5.-Reversing
decisions of state courts in Kentucky
and other states, the supreme court
today held that juries should be in
structed in awarding damages under
the federal employers liability law
that fair cash value Of the damages
suffered by benefielaries Of employees
injured or killed, should lie awarded,
rather than a sum equal to the full
amount Of money the beneficiaiies
would have received during the period
of dependency.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
0.agc land Ca.o ncchIc.I.

Washington, June Restrictions
against alterations imposed on land
allotted 60 Osnee Indians do not pass
by descent To white heirs The SUI
prcme court SO held today In revers-
ing a decision Of the oklahoma su-
preme court setting aside sale Of
land to the Levindale Lead and Zine
Mining company by Charles coleman.
a white man who married a ful-blood
Usage Indian and whose allotment 81
land he claimed to have inherited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
FORD IS TOO BUSY
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

Detroit. June 5.--nenry Ford's sec
Rotary announced today that Mr.. Ford
would not no in Chicago while the re-
publican convention is IN session.
Too busy" was the reason given.
II was also announced that Mr..
Ford has not authorized any per
son 10 make an address placing his
name before The convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
RUSSIANS WIN ON
ROUMiNINN FRONTIER

Petrograd,. June (via London) -
Russian forces have won great sue
cesses along the front from the Pripet
marshes to the Roumanian frontier,
according to an official announce
ment issued here today. 1t is stated
that the Russians took 1900 prison.
ers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
HOLDS LAW BREACH is
NEGLIGENCE PER Sc
tss MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED @Su

F5F
Washington, June -Reatfirmlng
a judgment of $4,000, obtained in the
Texas courts by William Wagner
brakeman on the San Antonio anu
Arkansas Pass railways for injuries re-
ceived while operating a coupler the
supreme court held the only ncgll-
gence necessary to sustain recovery
under the federal employers llaplhly
act is proof of violation of the led
eral safety appliance laws.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06

lieved his experience as well as his
knowledge of legislation and of for
eign and domestic affairs viii greatly
facilitate its work. lie is credited
with the authorship of the proposed
declarations concerning foreign af-
fairs, but he refused today to discuss
the platform in any of its phases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
Democrats Win.

Chicago, June 5.-Returns frolu
! COZ precincts out of 1884 in COOK
county in today's judicial election, III
dicated the election of the entire dem
ocratie ticket by substantial major
itV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
supreme Court Ndlourns.

Washington, June 5.-The supreme
court adjourned today until June II,
which will probably Re the last deei-
sion day until October.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06
WOMAN'S PARTY MAKES
FORMAL BOW; SUFFRAGE
Is TO BE ITS ISSUE

DUTY first
DUTY to other women,
Duty to the many millions Twins
In the slave states
What WIN They DO With IL?
as to what women vii do with their
votes after they have obtained nation
wide equal suffrage, Mrs, Belmont
stated that time ana women will tell
NV oman does not ask the vote for
her own selfish interests" said Mrs.
Belmont, for her own individual pro-
lection. but as demand against the
Injustice which has excluded one-half
of the human race from the right to
speak for itself and Vote for itself.
Her desire is not that she shall have
a new privilege, but that all women
shall have their rights, which is an
equality before the law, and equality
In making the laws.
Committees Appointed.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows,
Permanent organization Mrs Lii
liam Kerr Colorado. Miss Margaret
Lee, Utah; Mrs. H. Morrow Mon
tana.
Rules Mrs Louise Garnet, Utah
Dr Caroline Spenser Colorado; Miss
Hortense McManns, Idaho.
Dn hearings before republican,
democratic and progressive conven-
lions Miss Isabel Vernon, Nevada;
Mrs. Avery Coonley Illinois; Mrs.
Elizabeth Gerherdlng. California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-06

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h, No alnA.n MIN. y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-27
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