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Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
Sranrigrs Gnbe.
Ser AiriiaiOri6er SsrHburO SatiIer
actntrt.


@uf lImDegen bdbeu Die 8erpanb.
ten oes aus Miinden fammenbeu
GorI9ers 8ernborb Suttler bic Rads
ri9t srbuIten, Dab bieier in einem eng.
IiI9en @efuneenenlaser bon einem an.
gebIi9 betruntenen Neger erIdoTen
purbe. Die nGberen llmItGnbe bea
Werbredens iino bisber ni6t betannt;
es pirb nur, penn Die erlte Melouno
Ti6 bsftdtist. ols beIOnbers tra9iI9 arls
seisben, Dab Yernbaro SuttIer, &c.
raoe bur1 Die Sono zines @6par,
3en enoen. mubte, er, Der ii9 INNER
nit ben Negern ausge3ei9net perItdnb,
ibre Spra6en pie nur gang tpenige
@urppder beberrf6te unO fir bic Sim
9eborenen oft erfoIsrei9 eingetreten
mar. Settler Isbte etfpa felt Ieinem
adt3ebnten Qebeusidbre in OeutI1=
SItafrita, uno obpobI er in erIfer
2inie 3aufmann NOR, perbantt ibm
bic MiHen1haft beoeutenoe Oienlte.
Die Gntbedung foKilsr Eager in
0eutfdsO itoTrito 9sbt uuf SottIer
auriid. Die Eelte ungsbsursr llrpelts
there, Die in Betliaer uno Stuttearter
Wufeen retonitruiert Iinb, bat er 5us
erIt eefunben. 0uf elmer Isiner oben>
teuerli9en Grpebitionsn lpar ibm i'm
MpenturufluTe i'm Siiben Der 3olos
ME cine aus Dem Grbbooen berauss
raeenbe @teinrippe uuf9efauen; beim
Na6graben %entpuppte Ie ii9 ols rte
flyer Oberidenteltno6en zines Dino
5duriers.
Sottler pertannts ieinen ausenbIid
oen Wsrt feiner GntoedGng unb madts
fi6 Iofort an Die peitere Mrbeit. 81
mudte nit elmer Mense DON S9pars
gen feline Grabun9en unb -i4affte ibr
Grge6nis poblgeoronet unb fiber an
bic &iiite. Oeuti9s @elebrte IeBten
ietn Mert fort, nadOem profefor
6raos in Stuttgart Die ieitber be-
riibmten Senba9urus Junoe beitimmI
bate. Dor benz Sriege ertpurb er iid
BEL ben Musgrabungen bes BON prp.
feHor &attpintel (Miin4eD aufgefun.
benen 2aaers in Der Serengetiiteppt
grobe Neroienfte. Seine auberorbent=
li6en 8enntniHe beg 2anbss, feline
%@rfabrungen nit ben Gin9eborenen
ser GinfluB auf tie unb iein prattif4eE
SntereTe an alien piHenihuftltAeu
llnternebmungen madten i'm gu einem
unf9dbbaren Mitarbeiter, beffen Got
in ben areiien Der afritanif4en 6or-
fder aufridtige 9eilnabme pa8ruft.
Sattler mar Elm 5obn BEG Miin6ener
Malers s. Sattler, oes betannter
Greunbes Qeibls.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
@cIans @ereinc.

8aibirstOn SG~nscrbnnb, Scr. 3I4
G-StraBe 9e.-8. gilbert 2epoer, Gr6.
iioent; u. @rauner, SefretGr, ala 6
Str. N.-@. ". @umpre6t 9irieent
Sineitlinoe jcoen Mittwo6 Ibeno
Direftoren-8er om 9. Montag /, sc
Uermania MGnnerdur, 922 $50
9lpe. N.-@, 9rdi. Sobn Self; &c,
frctdr: Martin Shiaing, 1857 g. 81
IDe R.-@. Girigent: GmiI s. Gbri.
itiani. @cri. onl 1. Oonnerstag i'm
Singitiinoe ieoen 9onnerstag abeno
Sanaerbnno 9amenuereiu. @eri
am 2. m,,ttpo6 /. &c., obenbS s llbr.
im Sdngerhuno.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
geQen cei6tfertige.

Wie Praser 8ldtter meIben, miiFer
IN Der Staot &uttenberg in 80bmer
Srauen, bic peeen leidtfertigen Sc.
benspanoels perbaftet perben, am
nddfteu Sag bic @aFen tebren. MEs
etnise Srauen rbeHersr" Gamilisn &C.
gen bteie befddmsnoe, aber seiunbs
Strafe repoltierten. tpurbe ibnen BE-
foblen, tpenisftens bic Gtiesen unt
GuBbDben IN ben @emeinbe> uni
Sffentlt@en 9dufern 81 tpai@en.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

'e'" uel'teUI' lulue uN beelB"e'eI
greis fir sic SniertiOu
9entiher Gcutral-% erbanO i'm 81
thrift Columbia.
Erdiioent: Wiortin Miegono;
/. @i5e Hr1i. Sobn glt;
,. &i5e.YrGi.: IS. u. 8eoupero;
3. @i5c.TrGi.: &orl Adtertirhen
A. @i5c-GrGi.: NIb. @iiblcr;
8. &i5e.YrGi.: s q. @eibe.
Sefret1r: @uitob Bender;
Gd)otmeiItcr; Carl 5ommcI;
6nbnentrGger: Soc @onorad;
@eriummllng onl a. Oienstog i. SO
I'M n@oibington SGngcrbunO, 314
6 Str. N..@.
n0amcn-%crcin bes 9entIdamcri-
faniideu 1914-'15 Silfs.GOmittees",
&eri. am 1. uno 3. Sreitag /. &C., I'M
SGn9erbuno. 314 g StroBe 9t.-8.
6reunoe iino beroIi6it eingcIaoen,
ErGiioentin: Sror sc. 2in5bo6; &c,
frct6rin; Srou Dora @oetther, 1911
q Strabe SD.
Semtider @aiicnbansperein. grd'
lioent Martin .@iegano; SefrctGr
8m. S. Ntepers, 1919 SrDing Ctr.
SdotmeiIter: gbos. g. Mogier, Gil
Gait Capitol Str. 0ireftorenperi. an
3. 0onnerStag i'm S~1ngerbunO.
Sranen SiIfsbcrein. 6rau auou=
time &uppertus, 4rdi. 8eri. am 2.
Qonncrstog |. 90, 3 llbr nadm. I'M
Scr AnltaIt.
Sraucn NGbbcrein. Srou Rotb.
Soffler. Hrdiiocntin. Geriammelt lid.
monotli6 gemdB &oti5.
9emtider GrieserbnnS. @eri. am
4. Wtontog i. DC. in 922 Ga. gpe. &C..
@. GeIomebel: gilbert 2inobeimer,
care Sonsburgb Bros, APO Z. Str,
M..8.
Snfel 8rGiig &ergniisnngsberein.
@eri. ont 2. 0ienStog i. SO. i'm S6n.
gerbuno. Geo Moir, ScfretGr, 1881
lite Ctr. N..8.
Sroipeet SID Cemetery. Wm.
Stieblina, @rdiioeut; 8m. @ortin
SetretGr; gbas. @ridpeobe, S6ob-
meiiter. @eri. ont 1. Sreitog i. sc.
in S22 9te Ctr. @..8.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

lirs ltets bon ACKNOWLEDGMENT
'einen geridt gu seben uno iino mir
SteIle ouf5unebmen.
Der Garte $3.50 per Sobr.
NriOn SamcnDereiu. Srou 9.
Qriimfe. Grdi. &cri. am 9. @ittiuodI
T. W, obenos s llbr. inn S6neerbuno
SanoSmannidaftIide nn0 l~lutsritit.
nnss . %ereinc.
Gcrciu ynOen. @erI. am 9. W1itt.
nod /. No. in 922 $50. Slpe. g.. u
aIois &eiubnrt. Sefrct1r, 531 2tc
Str. &C.
@ercin yaDern. @eri. om 1. Mon.
tag /. 81. in 922 8a. ape. N..g8
&beo. Scdrrt, SefretGr. 1910 6Io
glbc. &c.
9entid . ImrrifaniIdcr llmter.
itiibnn9S . %crcin. Sic. 8ieadn0,
SefretGr, S24 CITE Str. S..8. Eel.
Wtoin 2999m. 8eri. an 9. 9ienstoo
/. @. in 705 Siebentc Str. @..8.
Glidiicr gcrcin. gcri. am 3. @on.
tag I. aP. in 705 Siebentc Ctr. 81. .g8.
@o. Sdneioer, Setret1r. sol Union
SopingS 9onf Building.
SeiieubarmitdStcr llmtcrltitnnas.
Serein. emil Spobn, Ir0i. Sobn
Wteininger, Sctret1r, 1858 llniperlitp
Flace. &eri. om 3. Mittiuod /. M.
in 922 $50. 9lsc. RS.
SdiuGbiider &raufcn . llntcrltit.
n~ngsDerein. MidneI Giee, Sefretdr
629 $ StraBc W..@. @eri. am 1.
Sienstog !. ". in Scr. 705 Sirbcnte
ctr. sc.
Hattoentider &ercen, WaIbinaton,
.. s. Sefret6r: @ns. Stliermonn,
II Gbeitnllt Str, Sofoma Yorf. 9.G.
Geri. an 1. 0onrerstog i. Me. in 7O5
Siebentc Str. N..@.
9cmtider llntcritiitnnss gnnS,
9iitrift 100. Mii6. 9ieb, Sefretar,
629 S Strobe SIG. @eri. am A.
Oienstos i. Sc. in 922 ga. @ue. g..
SO.
9cntider llntcritiitnngs . @muS,
Siitrift 40. SefretGr SSobn Mei.
nin9er, 1868 llniOeriitp GIoce. ScrI.
nm 1. Wittuo6 /. ". in 922 ga. gpe.
N..@.
n8aibinstum Metgcr 1lnterltib.
nnss-@erein". &rGiioent: @oom 0ie.
gelmomL 1104 6 Ctr. S..G. Sefre.
far: 6rib Sch, tt2 Ate ctr. @..@.
@eri. om 1. 0ienstag i. @. in 922
Ha. Mne. N..@.
.@iIbclm Self llntcrfiitnnss.@ &c.
iellidaft.. @eri. cm 3. Montug /. 81
in 922 go. glbc. RS. Youl Bod.
ldniiot, Sefrctdr, 107 8iinftc ctr.
%orooit.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
5ota(es 3itat.

9lus Berlin miro beri9tet: Gin uns
geredter &i9ter lit i6limmer benin
ein Strabenrduber," Dieter @us=
ipru9 Triebria bes @roBen pranste
als Motto auf ben @ei9dftsbriefbogen
Der 9sdtstoniulentin 5rau Notalte
Studs aus Observation-Disclosures, bic tie
nad ibrer 8ebauptuns bereits Sebn
Sabre lang unteanftanbet fir ben Ser
tebr nit Dem @eri9t unb ibrsr 9unbs
f9aft gebrau4te, bis zines 5ages elm
Ri9ter aus ben ganoen n~mitdnben
beraus baran anftoB nabm unb cine
Rlass fpsssn 8~eleiOieuns perauIaBte.
Diefe sslangte neuli4 Dor Der 3.
Straftammsr oes 2anoseridts / our
0erbanblung. Die 4nsetlaste, bic
fi9 Redtsbeitanb nennt, mar ieiners
3eit @ertreterin elmer p~ro3eBpartei.
puroe jeoof aIs fol4e in Der por benz
Mmtsgeri6t Berlin itte itattfincens
ben Werbonblung bon benz amtiesens
oen @orIiBenben, 4mtseerihtsrat
9bomas, Suriidsemieien. Sic IieB
barauf, obne ibre 8pamadt nieber3us
legen, in ben nddlten Serminen fir
lire perIon pieoerum @ertreter auf-
treten, Damn fol9ten aluei Ginsaben.
su oenen lie nun @ei6dftsbogen nit
ben obigen Worten Grieorihs bes
Groben als aufeebriidtes Motto Be.
nubte. Der Nmtsgeridtsrat Sbomas
nabm oa6er cine bsftimmts Wbiidt Der
@ngetlagten an uno OeranldBte ben
Strafantrae, peil ie einen Ri9ter BEL
4usiibung ieiner 9dtigteit beleioist
babe. Die 4ngeflaete beltritt biefe
Mbii6t aar3 enti6ieoen unb bebaup.
tete, Die Fra9li9eu 8riefbogen i'm Mn.
fang nur besbalb nidt eebrau4t au
baben. neil fie serace ale sepeien nd
rem. Der Gtaatsanipalt pldbierte je.
oo6 auf iduloig i'm Sinne Der Mn=
tlaae unb auf neun Monate @sfGngs
nis. Dos @eridt fam gu elmer Der.
urteilung. Oas MonDptr Der Mnse=
tIagten fsi pur6fi9tis; apeifeflos babe
tie benz Htdter tn btnterlilttssr unn
erober Meiie aus @erssr etns ouStpis
iden polien. Das @ertdt babe ness
baIb auf bret MOndte @efdnsnts ers
FAINT uno bitte etne nod hdrtere
Gtrafe einsefeBt, penn es niht Der
Meinung pdre, bab bic 4nasttasts
ni9t son5 srnit gu nebmen lei,
aus hes Sobss Sdnb uns erfprieBt
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

@us hes Sobss 9anb uns erfprisBt
Sine bttt're Zhlal
lluo Elm Croft audi aumal.
DAB @eraeHensnaht
Silgt Grinnerunssma9t
llnb bic tieffte Munbe fin f@lieht,
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
4ereins~ und hogen~Ralender

Die Serren Sefret1re iino gebeten, uus itts bon aoreTenoerdnoernge
ionic bon gorgGngen in ibren Iereinen @eritt gu gebeu, umo limb mir
fets berebt, iOIde an geeigneter STEELE oufsunetmen.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
u@eine Grait nnS i'd empfeblen
Or. Mi(est Wernine fiir NnfGQe

Or. Miles' Merpine fir AnfGle
unb @rdmpfe. Infer Gohn. Der lest neun Sabre
nlt III. bate Rrampfanfdle felt ieinem siueiten
SebenSiabr. @ir perilldbten ales mas mir tuuBs
ten un6 nabmen i'm su etliben Gersten. iuelde
iasteri. oaB Die ardmpfe i'm IN 8iir3e t0bten mir
ben. @r tonntc nidt sur Sebule gebeH. 8u!eBt
ling rreine Jrau al Inn
Or. Miles Nerpine
su aeben. Iun icbeint er punitdn5ia seheiIt su
iein. eebt reselmdBis in bic Selnle. un6 bat ibon
lett Monaten teinen 2lnial gebabt. STEPHEN ".
oorlid. @mbrioae. Ia.
ardmpfe, Nnfdue. Gersudungen, ct.
@itustan8 unD 9piiepile imp Dfters Seiz
ben Der ainber. Menn Sic ein Nino
bnben, cos an elmer bieier &ranfbeiten
leibet, sDgcrn Gle ia nidlt inn 81.
Weiles' Nerpine 81 9ebell.
|erfamft nit Der Narantie, baF Der
Ereis her eriten 5laihe 5uriiferitattet
pirb, tuent bic Webi5in Riht belfen
ioate. Jn alien @putbeten 5u babem.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
Xander s. PIugge.
1917 Siebellte 6trobe. u. 81

1917 Siebellte Strabe. u. ".
EeIepbon Nortb 1853.
Jipe @bisties. 1925 Die .@alone; 40l
oas Quart unb aufipdrts. Defenders Slns
periul. 6 Sabre aft. SO Die @allone. 75s
ons Qnnrf. Glib MeIiable. s Sabre alt
$4 Die @oiIone. 81 bag Quart. @uter
alter Bourbon. Walt bon Scoth @his.
fen. California Sherries. 81 unb $i.5o
Die 0allcue. 25e unb SOC bas Quart
Neine importierfe Sherrh ooer Yorttucine
so Die 8alone. 60c bnS Quart. PILE
Sorten 8rnubies. Mums unb Sins. Ga.
l~ifornifdle NIB importierte GIarets, ioipie
eiaene Rreiiuns. ale Sorten 8eibiueine
uno Mheinfpeine.
@reislife snr gerfiionns.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
NewYork Avenue Hotel

Mn5 H%tclfalrant.
Oieies auf cas- bcqulemIte eingeri6tete
Sotel uno Mcitallrant lit Dem bieiiger,
pie Dem auspGrtigen Hublifum be-
items %empfoblen. Die belten Speilen
rn0 @etrGnfe weroen ltcts ierpiert.
Jran. S. S. Itel,.
1919 Stem Worf Mbe., N.=M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
DEIEC ALTON IL MET BY
SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES

Phoenix, Ariz.. sept IA long
distance telephone message rom Bis
bee states that thirty -four members
Of the T. W w. who we're dcpOrted
from there along with 100 others on
july a. and who have since been
ramped at Columbus, y. NJ. arrived
there on the train this morning and
wcrc met at the station hy sheriff
Wheeler and seventy flee deputies. The
men were marched 10 the bail park.
the scene of the former famous
roundup, where each one WINS eN-
uiniucd.
II was found that seven Of the men
have property or families IN nisbee
ana there were allowed ~ go about
their business uumoicsted. Eight
more were found to bc registered un-
der the draft and their numbers
called. These viii be brought before
the county board on Saturday. An
of these are foreigners ana entitled
Go exemption.
The remaining nineteen stated that
they had merely returned tp get their
personal effects and asked pcrmis-
sion t. get them and leave. sheriff
Wheeler placed each under guard OF
two deputies, who Will see that they
leave this afternoon.
Tho eight men who are to appear
before the draft board on Saturday
are being guarded by deputy shoriffs
if they are given exemption they will
hc permitted to leave as the others
are today
Tho arrival NJ the men crcl cd no
excitement whatever Ia Bisbcc and
the situation was handled without
disturbance of amy kind Small groups
of from two to half dozen men have
been straEgling into lishoe from IN,
deportation camp az Columbus re-
Gently aud In each instance they have
been handled as above.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
NO DISCRIMINATION
IN INSURANCE BILL
IS SPRESENT OUTLOOK
The Same Compensation for the
Dependents of Officers and En-.
listed Men Is Provided for IN an
Amendment Today.


Washington. sept 10 Tho same
compensation Tor dependents Of Off
GERS or enlisted men IN death ana dis
ability eases was provided in an
amendment 80 the soldiers and sailors
insurance bin adopted today boy tho
house over the protest of the COM
mittcc in charge Of the measure
The hin also was amended 20 in
crease compousations for an depend
ants. The new rates per month
adopted were
Widow $50, one child Sti. two chill
drcn Sa2.5u ana an additional 81 for
each child up to four.
ono mothcrlcss child $50. two S3s:
three S45 and $40 additional for each
child up to five.
widowed mother would receive
$50 % month and mo- famih allow
ancc would exceed f15 month. TN
der the original draft OF the hill. the
compensation for officers dependents
might have gone AS nigh as Seg0 a
month
Tho change in the measure was
marked by great enthusiasm ON the
purt ~ every member ON the floor
except few committeeman.
An amendment 90 provide that
widows marrying soldiers ar sailors
within ten years after the date Of in
Jury should he entitled to- the rcgu-
Tar compensation also was adopted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Anti German Demonstration Con
tinue Throughout Night anG Re-
suit in Much Damage Being
Done; Seven Persons Hurt.
ARCHIVES ARE REMOVED
TO PLACES OF SAFETY
Records Are Taken from the Le-
cation and Consulate Buildings
and Placed in Storage Vaults
Troops Guard Railroad.
Nv A,,oeiat,d Pres.

Buouos Aires Sept % The riotinc
which began here late Yesterday In AN
anti-German demonstration continued
throughout the night Every German
business house and restaurant in the
downtown district was wrecked The
German club and several other build
ings were damaged seriously by fire.
The police wounded seven rioters
seriously when they fired into the
crowd Three ui the injured are OK
poctod tu die
At Ir-t tho cruWds were So un-
manageable that the police closed ail
the streets leading TO the German lo-
cation and consulate. Tho archives IN
these buildings were taken tn the
storage vaults for safe keepinR Fire.
men. armed with rifles. prevented the
mob from destroying the offices It
the German Transatlantic Company,
which supplies the cltys Hight Heavy
forces OF provisional troops are
guarding the railway over which Gen
man Minister LusAurg viii arrive to-
day
Tho cabinet int last night approved
the action uf President lrIpoyeu iu
presenting passports To Count LuS-
nurr lt rs said to have considered
.imilur action Iu the onsc 81 iinrou
I.oWru tho swedish minister hut np
Hrtiun vUI %, takon pending the &C..
oeipt ui further details from Washing
ton and Stockholm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
.34L. ". ". MEMBERS
TO Be ARRESTED ON
ARRIVAL At D|SDEE
Deported Agitators Are Return
ing to Arizona from Columbus,
NJ M; Sheriff Wheeler Expects
TO Nab Them on Arrival


BY Associated Press
Douglas. Aria. sept. - Twenty
-four alleged members Of tho Indus
trial Workers of the World arrived
here thi morning on their way from
Columbus y. NJ, to Bisbee. Arizon 1.
from which place they. with more
than 1000 others. were deported last
July ~ While at the local passenger
station the men were guarded by Dep
luiy Sheriff Cross. acting under orders
of sheriff Wheeler. OF Cochise county.
and "a posse OF citizens and local po.
lice.
or the twenty four. two got away
from the guards and entered the town
proper one. a baker, formerly en-
plnyed here. vas allowed To remain.
several wanted 10 go to Eisbee by au-
tumohile but ali were compelled to
buy tickets ana go on a train. An
officer accompanied them on their
journey. II Is understood here Sher-
ift Wheeler has warrants for each Of
the men and viii arrest them on their
arrival in Bisbee Il is thought here
the mems object in getting off the
train here was to onter Bisbee IN
automobiles "a small parties Co avoid
arrest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
GOVERNMENTS POLICY II
OUTLINED HN NIskR NSOTI'

pctrograd sept 70 tNidnight. We'd
uesdaSJ An outline OF the consti,u-
tion and policy of the new government
and the future leadership of the arms
was drawn tonisht by Vice Premier
Nekrasoff
General Russki NJ. Nokrasoff
stated VIII be named commander on
th" northern sroBt General Dragon
poft VIII command the western front
and General piodrichs viii be quar-
termuster gcnoral
The policy when General Korniloff
demanded FOR army control viii not
be- pursued according to the vics
premier
The government NJ. Nckrasoff de-
clarod. VIII be conducted ON the same
social basis as formerly leaning
neither 10 the right nor loft The gov
crnment Will nof be a coalition one.
he added, innsmuch as It's existence
viii not depend upon an inter party
nreomoui lie said A. pieschehonoff
minister of food aud supplies. viii
resign. as also VIII N. Savlnkoff as-
sis,nnt minister 81 war lie Indicated
"A change in the ministry 81 forcign
affairs also was probablei
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Division Of Korniloff's Forces
Composed of Moslem Troops
Reaches Tsarkoe-selo. Then
Weakens and Agrees to Quit.
WANT TO BE RETURNED
HOME TO THE CAUCASUS
They Also stipulate That They
Are Not to be Used Against the
Turks; Premier Kerensky Has
Agreed TO the Proposals.

Petrograd. Sept. IA division Of
General koruilofrs forces composed
OF Moslem troops has reached Tsar-
skoe-Selo. fifteen miles south OF Petro-
grad. kugusheff. loyal Mohammedan
officer was sent To- treat with them
and they agreed To abandon resist
ance To the provisional government ON
condition that they be sent home To-
tho Caucasus where they must not be-
empolyod against the Turks. their CO.
religionists. Premier Kcrensky Rgresd
TO the proposal
According 10 official statements the
so-called savage" division composed
OF Georgians and CaucnSinps IL the
only uni, Of troops seat against Petro-
2rad which remains solid for General
korniioff. That body Is now at
Tnrslsoe-Selo and up 20 yesterday af-
ternoon II was feared force would
have TO be applied to Il but IL now
seems the vituat,on has clenred.
II appears ia be undouhted that
the savage" division. though devoted
To General korniloff, had no idea OF
their destination or his aim. The al
vision consists ur eight regiments OF
fierce Caucasus cavalry recruited al
most exclusively from the tribes ~
Ipr,abea Kahn ra,,,s, ooa .,.s.,t,,.rs
ana rontnins . f.,, rrar,,rs
Aimos; an are unhan,u,e,tsns ana
among them are many nrincas so,n.
are wholly uneducated Tbeir COM
mander is General Bagration.
The submission ~ the savage" IL
vision was brought about thrn,,,h ,ha
devotion of a eroup of their co-relig-
ionisis To tho rov.,nn,cn, Tha
trlhosmen do no, snca. pnssian sa,,,.,
dread Christinns ana whom onnroschaJ
by the anvernpent,s pnssian e,ntsar.
les refused "a ustep ia tbc,, a,t
threatened them with arrest
A Mohammetnn. Tartar artillery
officer. General buRuahrff Win otbar
,tnsi,,, .rf,..,,s -. -. -. -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
SENATE COMMITTEE
PUTS APPROVAL ON
SUFF RESOLUTION
The Way Is Paved for Ballots for
Women; Matter Is to Come Up
at the December Session; May
Also be Extended TO Hawaii.
by AssociAisd Press


Washington Sept l3-Thc Susan
T.. Anthony resolution Tor nationwide
woman suffrage by constitutional
amendment was fnvolauly reportcd
today hy the SENATE suffrage commit
tee and vii luikc its placc ON the
calendar ror q vote lt the session he
ginning 3D. December
without debate or objection tho
senate today passed senator snaf-
roth's bin authorizing the Hawaiian
Legislature 10 give women who have
properly and other qualifications of
mon the right to vote boz territorial
elections II ALSO authorized the legis-
lature 20 submit 90 the territory the
question ot giving women unrestricted
suffrage there
Whether tho suffrage resolution can
command the necessary Two thirds
votes boz tine senate and later iu th,
house I- question President Wilson
-u fIr has refused tu put the influence
OF tho administration behind %. nI-
though urged 90 adopt il Js % wa.
measure
Suffrage supporter however, re-
gard it out of committee with % fac
Norablo report as forward step auj
they welcome the opportunity Go get
"a record vote uu D. in the open.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
SWEOES ESATTEMPT TO
EXPLAIN WHY THEY
ACTED FOR GERMANY
Foreign Office at Stockholm At
tempts tc Justify Its Action in
Transmitting Messages from
Buenos Aires TO Berlin.
By Associated Pres,

BI Associated Prs.s
Washington. sept ~ - Baron Aker-
helm. charge of the swedish legation
here today informed Secretary Lam
sing he had received the statement
of the stockholm foreign office al
ready published here on the passage
Of Count l.uNhurrs dispatches
through the legation 90 Buonos Aires.
but that us the department already
was in possession of that Information.
he did not consider u necessary To
present 1t formally
Examination Of the already pub
lishef stuteilcut reveals some inhccu-
racN. The swedish foreign Office says
II acted in q similar way for the
United States ana It's minister in
Turkey
The American minister here" said
the swedish statement during the
present year asked for and received
leave To- send to aud from Turkey
letters and tclegraWr and this az "A
time whom Turkey had not yci gonne
tp war with tho United states and its
Interests bad not yet been taken over
hy the swedish representative ,u Con-
staruuupiv
Records at tho state department
show that Minister Ncl7on Morris 20
sweden has reported that the Swc-
dish government had NOT been re-
Questcd 90 transmit any messages he
fore April 90. but that hc had in
Quircd if the Swedish government
would Doe willing 90 assume charge
of American Interests Boo Turkey in
case Of % rupture
The swedish governments agree
mcnt tu forward messages required
the United States 10 present them 10
the foreign office In Stockholm. or
To the swedish legation u CONSTANT
nople. u French and thorc to ho put
into Swedish cipher Tor transmission.
Regarding the Forwarding Of letters
go on from Turkey Mr. Morris has in
formed tho department that ne dil
| not asl, such permission unul some
time lu July. twelve weeks after Swe-
| den hnd taken over American inter.
r-is iu Turkey. w." said that ,n mIR-
iur th" request h' made it clear That
such letters ami rcull"- b." forwarded
| only with the knowledge and approval
| uf 90, Turkish government