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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19
NOR IN RAsERALL

louisville Courier-Journaf)
Now that pitcher has to watch the
catcher for signals, the batsman, the
man On the coaching lines, and The
runner on second base
Dear me-. said the girl in the
grandstand. "And 7 thought he was
paying some attention 10 me-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19
Quick Action Expected
On Wire Legislation

Washington, June f7.--Immediate
action by the house on legislation end
ing government control Of telegraph
and telephone lines was decided on
to-day BY the house rules Committee
III making the amended senate meas
ire an order Of speciaf business. A
final vote III the house before ad.
~iournnlent today was planned.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19
Among Capital
City Boosters
by SECRETARY Macmillan OF
THE SANTA re CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
BtossoMINo DESERT.

III
THE BtossoMINe DESERT.
The effects OF the heavy rams this
spring are nowhere so evident as oh
the uplands around Santa Re. Last
< year. one could go for miles without
seeing any vegetation exceptthe ever
present pinon and juniper, and a few
scattered flowers, wnere today the
desert is q blaze Of rainbow colors.
This is especially evident on the
plains west OF La Bajada. The change
rom the burnt brown or previous sea.
sons to the rich green's and iris hues
of this year Is very striking.
"A trip over the plains Is a cohtinu
Nous delight To any one botanically In
Eclfned, Or who Hikes wild flowers sim.
rly because they are beautiful One
lot the first varieties to catch the eye
Il the white evening primrose, whose
large blossoms growing ciosB 10 the
eround seem out or an proportion to
the size of the plant, There are hals
N dozen sRecies, hooking much alike,
They an have the habit 81 closing
tNeir flowers ,in tne hottest part of
ltho day.
The plant family whose members
are found i'll the greatest numbers
now is the Pea family. The MOST COM
mon genus Is Astraeafus, to which Z
number Of loco weeds belong. Not adj
the species OF this genus are pois-
onQas to stock, and the most common,
Astragalus dipAysus, is harmless. TheI
colors Of the different species run
from white To- blue and deep purple,
ard the swollen seed pods make a
iccfor note with their shiny light-green
spotted with broWns and reds. The
prairie clover, Parosela, Psoralea, and
a dozen other who show by their but
terfly-like blossoms that they also be-
long to the Pea order, are not SO fire.
qeently found, but are not rare.
Al frequent i~nhabitant NJ law fa1rlv
damp spots IA the Rocky Mn,,ntair
lee plant. so-called from tie ~affection
III which 1t il held bv fhe honey oatb.
eFing insects. II reaches 8 heiehf Of
three or four feet. and il often mia
taken for aIfalfa on account Of the
similarity Of the leaves Of fhe two
plants. There is a large patch IN the
bed OF Santa he creek where N "a
crossed BY the A~Ibdduerdue road.
From tbis tima ~ anotha. n,an+
win hnld tSa staoa KIN Pfran,
comes. This e tha &C., ISL
4ster. family Thera az nyobshiy Sal
Inherent gena45 ~ hs yop.nS n1;thin
I mile ~ tnusu ma, snor sha onn,.trr
WI he vailony with nna ~ ~ m.ost /,
,b,indanf. tbo rnln,oda m,hhar 80 /
rhis VIII som8 ~ tSc ~ 4 Ra
ii fhe Ia VII u ,1iiy ro5tai%s z,,sRSr Il
IL san IN ~onsidayahIs a,ansities IA I
Ittemnts nave haen mada - nrtrsct " /, /
or commerc;aI n,rnnses o's 4
SANTA EE-ESTANc1A. i
ROSWELL Roaf d
Tbo mstsncjs r5,Sma.1,., c,.. 1
me nstancla Commerciar Cub u i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19
c. Hut Collapses;
One Killed, Two Dying
and Hundred Injured

Brest, June 17.7-One American sol
der was killed, two are dying and
over 100 others were injured as a re-
suit Of the collapse Oh a knights OF
Columbus hut at Pontanezen last
night while a boxing match was in
Llogress
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19
TOOK ONE LfBERTY BOND
fForm the Milwaukee .Iohrnal.l

New York Appraisal or the estate
or Leopold Rossbach, Of u p. Ross
bach & Bros. dealers In hides, shows
that of property valued at $22, S46,650.
he held one Liberty Loan bond Of the'
800 decentralization. His holdings Of
preferred and common stock in the
German Publicath tsSociety are listed
by the appraiser tt the estate ais Of
no value,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19
TIPS FROM TsxAs

LIN ~ | M
Our position simply Is that no
preacher who Is himself a married
man ought to expect a June bride 10
love, honor and obey anybody.
And the reason we call our foun-
tain pen a Holstein IL because it GER
tainly does give q lot Of milk,
Also there are some Johnny boys
in this town who never Will be salts
fled till they own an automobile that
makes as much noise as a fire en-
CINE en- route.
As a general thing. no shirt is pref
tx enough to justify its visibility
through the slit in a ~pinehbar coat.
Furthermore, We might be willing
70 board a knocking bird II 1t would
play only when we wound 1t up.
Title Ginger says that the reason
she isn't getting on very welf With
her new boss Is because when he
said her waist was too. fhip she todi
MIN It was thicker than her pay en-
yelope.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19
SIMILARITY A%EFL[cTEp

Another bond of sympathy has
been found between italy ana Am
erica Premier Orlando has confess
ed to John Bass of the Daily News
that Italy has too many poets.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-19

santA Re. n, Nj, june II, 1918.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
WOmen'S Knit Union Suits

Sizes IS and 3S-Womcn's Spring-) IN
weight, low-nec<, sleeveless, tight or 49c
bloomer knee styles, and some with lace)
knees-quaties worth 69c. Basement ANNI-
VERSARY SALE PRICE, ACC.
Palais Royal-BarEain Basement.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
.FOCH URGE QUE Ell RHIN SEA la
FRONTERA FRANCO-ALEMAN
Dice que soIamente ALI podria ser contenldo Ell enemigo
en- case de I'm nuevo ataque contra los aliados, y que
en- csc rio esta la seguridad de Francia e l~nglaterra

amenaza para nosotrcs. Constituven
IN pueblo belicoso Y envidioso. Sus
c-aracteristicas no han cambiado.
Dentro de cincuenta amos seran los
miSmoS que ahora son. No hay que
confiar en- las apariencias del mo-
mentO.'
FL Mariscal discutio luego con ell
c~orresponsal las probabilidades de
otra guerra. Russia fue Ia que s&lv6
Il los aliados nj principle de la que
RIA, agrego ell Mariscal, pero en- Ia
pr6xima guerra? hacia que lado Sc
inclinara Russia. Sc pondra de nues-
ira parte o Sc mira con .Alemania?'
FL Mariscal declare que Solamente
en- el Rim seria possible c%ontener a
los alem&neS en- Ell case de otro alta
que e hiZo largas conSideracioneS So
bre Ia cCnveniencia para los aliados
de mantcner csc rio como la verda-
dera f~rontera entire Francia V Ale
Glania.
La proXima veZ, recordadlo. los
alemaneS no comeJer&n erroreS. Rom
peran las lineas en- e. norte de Fran
cia Y 2travesalan ese territoriO V Sc
apoderaran de los puertoS del Canal
como una base de operacioneS contra
lnglaterra. k~racaSaron eSta ultima
veZ porquc no creian CUE Ingiaterra
vendria q C]omhatir al continente V
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
4 A WGLATERRA LA
PRENSA JAPONESA

TOXIC. Abril 19.-La prensa ia
ponesa sin distinction de partidos di-
rige candentes ataques contra Ia
Gran Bretana, d~eclarando unanime-
mente Que ell Japon Sc separara de
la Liga dc las Naciones y que los
principles sostenidos por Ia Liga son
falsedades, Y demanda que Sc reconoz-
ca V eStablezca una doctrina Monroe
para el Oriente con el principle de
Asia para los asiaticos."
La explosion del sentizAlento japo-
mes fue ocasionada por la publica-
cior de las noticias de Paris de que
ia Liga de las Naciohes habia recha-
zado la enmienda japonesa que pro-
ponia la adopci6n del principle de la
igualdad racial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
LA PRENSA FRANCESCA
ELOGIA De NUEVO 4
MR.. WILSON
FL cambio de actitud obedece
a las seeuridades que ha
Gado q Francia

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PARIS, AhriI lo.-El tono de la
prensa ~tranccSo que ap0ya Il goh!er-
no de CIcmcnce;.U, : que era baStan-
te q ' acre para el Prcsidcnce
Wilson hu cambiado de mos dias a
n fccha. La mayor parIc de las citas
Que osoS ]peri0dicos haccn ahOra del
PreSidentc. son clogioSas : los omen
tarioS CUE de 81 hacen. ;ieIcn I'm
tono muy distinto del que cmpleauan
en- los dla& ~pasaGoS.
Este camhio ]repentino, segdn Sc
Sabc. - debe en- gran parte a las
Insinuaciones de los funcionarios
iranceseS an los ultimoS dias, de que
ell PreSidcntc americana ha daGo
scguriAaGcs ~" garant'Han L. ayuda
americana en- Ia protection dc Fran
cia contra II aggression aieman&.
Tambien s. dec que Lloyd-Gcorge
ha dado Se@UriGaie< SemeianteS 4 las
del Prcsidente Wilson.
Hasta ahora todo> los eSfucrZo> cue
nUedan ser c>aS scguridadeS: pero
10 GU" anarece fuera de duda. es
que las iiterenciaS que hauia eu,re
los miembro> del Conseio De los
Cu&tro. ma dcsaparecido.
Hasta ahora todoS lose >fUerZoS que
81 han hecho para Conocer ell carrie
ter de las segurIdades dadas 4 Fran
cia por los Estados UnidoS V IN tran
p..+.G. nrr,tN;l,I a- ,,,, To- f,,,r;o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
DESEMBARCAN EN- LlBAU
TROPAS BRfTAM[CAS

PARIS. Abril i9.-Ei Deutsche
Allccmeine Zeitung publica una no
ticia en- su edicion de hoy, diciendo
Que han desembarcadc tropas brita-
Meas en- el puerto de Libau, Russia,
seedn dice un despacho recibido aqui
how p~rocedentc de Berlin.
ii puerto de Libau, asiento del go
nierno de Letvia. fuG ocupado aver
Dor tropas alemanas del Baltico que
derusicron al gobierno lcto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20

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COPENIIAGUE, Abril l9.-LaS
troDas comuUi,taS que deflcndcn Ia
| c;uGad de Munich. han reconcenrrado
cerca DE 2O.oA0 hombreS. hien an
| madeS Y mUnicjonados en- esq capital.
| para oponerse a! ataQuc cue sOhre
! Munich ~p.eteuden llevar a cabo las
/ fuerzaS de Hoffman, segUn dicen las
ucticiaS que - han recibido aQ0i.
procedenteS de Ia capital alemana.
FL general EppS. segIjn dice an
despacho de Berlin. avanZa sohrc
Munich con III eiercito de 10000
hombreS. Ell citado general sallo lie
| Stuttgart aver con eSaS tropaS y sc
espcra que para manana Sc ponga
! en- contacto con La demaS fUcrzaS
que estan atacando Ia capita! bavaria.
La ~poblaci6u de Stuttgart prote<to
por IL IartiGa dc csaS tucrEas. pueS
temc que los espartacjstas al Yer des-
guarnicionada Ia plaza, tracen de
organizar moline, para derrocar Il
las autoridaGcS >ocialista>. FL despa-
che agreea que >e espsra que al do
mingo de Pascua sea testigo de una
saEgrienta lucna en- Munich.
BERLIN, Abril l9.-Aias de medic
ccntenar de personals han Sido heri-
daS Ell los combate> que Sc nan vucl-
10 a librar en- las GALES de cSta ca
pit&l. La huelga eSta cundiendo en-
an grade alarmantc ' para ahora
? hallan fuera de SuS trabajo
| cientos mil obreroS Y mas de 5000
establecimientos comcrcialeS, entire
los que Sc cuentan numeroSaS ten
Les V a!macenes. oficinaS Y bancos,
Sc han visto obligadaS a cerrar u
puertaS.
En- Munich, Ia capital bavaria. los
corlunistaS han vuelto . apoderarSe
del gobicrno, segun las noticias re-
cibidas de eSa ciudad. : en- laS po-
blacioneS de Ia costa los obreros de
.os muelleS han declarado una huel-
ga general, r~chusindose a d~escargar
los barcos americanos que han llega-
do % where's ' comestibles.
IN t~ransrorte americana con Vi
vereS cue Sc hallaba en- Bremen, WEN
do que no Sc lie deScargaba iba a Sc
lir del puerto llevandose los where's,
pero Sc evito tai cosa por un grupo
de abogados Y doctores que sc ofre-
cieron voluntariamente Il hacer las
veccS de los es~tivadores V Sc puSie-
ron a descargar las mercancias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20

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LONRES. Abril l9.-En los circu-
los politicos de csta capital, Sc atri-
buye n,ucha Specification a IA re-
soluci6n adoptada por ell Senado
Frances que denlanda la ~insercion en-
ell tratado de paz de las garantlas
sugeridaS por q alto mando aiiado.
La resoi.. ci0n prohabiemente SC lea
en- relaci6n con Ia ~entreviSta qua un
corrcsponsal del Daily Mail dc esta
capital, tuvo con el Mariscal Foch.
V en- Ia cual Ell generalisimo aliado
insistio en- Ia necesidad de considerar
e Rim como Ia verdadera barrera
contra IN nuero ataQue aleman. Sc
rumora que ell NarjScal Foch ims!Ste
en3rgicamente en- estas guarantees.
La e~ntreviSta de referencia fuG
3ublicada por el Daily Mail en- 81
edici0n de hoy aqui Y ha causado
verdadera sensation, pueS en- ella sc
eta al Mariscal Foch como declaran-
do ouedo que "nueStra paZ de5c ser
una paZ de vencedoreS Y no De ven
cidoS."
"Debemos permanecer ell t! Rim,
dice el Mariscal en- 81 entrcvista,-
Y oiala lcfreis impresionar sobre este
a vuestraS conciudadanoS. Tai coSa
g nuestra unica seguridad Y ella es
tambien vuestra seguridad unica. '
per 20 tanto debemos ccrrar Ia puer-
IA con doble vuelta.
"Recoriad que SOS % m,lloneS
de %icmaneS Sew6u siempre una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
Ell EX0DO DE LOS ARCH-
DUQUES ~AUSTRIACOS
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VIENA. Abril 19.-El eyodo de
los archiduqueS auStriacoS ha vuelto
4 reanudarse deSde aver. FL primero
en- Salir de Austria. en- esta OCCASION,
ha sido G! Archiduque Federico. el
mayor dc los miembros de l. dinas-
tia De los HapsburgoS, quien ha
partido para Lucerna, Suiza. acom-
panado de su esposa la Archiduquesa
Isabella. Y suS hijos Gabrielle, Alicia
Y Alberto.
Los citadoS mobiles han Separado
varioS departamertos en- eI Hotel
Suizo lie Lucerna. Sc espera que en-
los proNimoS dias salgan otros ar
chiduqaeS hacia otras poblaciones
Suizas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
LA %DELEGACION TURCA A
LA C~ONFERENCIA DE PAZ

PARIS. Abril lei c~orresponsal
en- Constantinopla de LIE Petit Pa
risien envia un despacho en- el que
informa que Ia delegation turca d Ia
Conferencia de Paz estara ~presidiGa
por Hamid Sheriff Pasha, jefc del
actual Ministerio liberal. Cada uno
de los Minister'S envlara con dicha
delegation IN representative.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
EN- BAMBERC UNSERIO
LEVANTAMIENTO COMUNISTA
Despues de una v;olenta lucha con las tropas de Hoffman
lograron los radicales apoderarse de la estacion Central
de la Residential real, y de todos los cuarteles

e~inpleados De las ticnd@s dc ropa
almacenes Y tallereS industriales.
Los esfuerzas para prcvocar una
huelga general, Sc consideran como
TN nuevo inrento de los radicales
nara inc:tar a una inSrTrecci6n que
uaraliZa-ia toda Ia industrial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20

NVlERTA ID. en- companies con terrenoS stuados Ell medic
de Ia iran production. Estutie I'd. deteEidamnte el mapa Y e con-
vencera lie que no podmoS dejar de logar petroleo en- eStoS terre-
los y pagar 9ranieS dtvudeado<. ESamos rodeadcS pr los poZoS de
mayor production n TODD eI campo. que son los sl@ulneteS: HUMBLE
Clint WOODS. Marine. Adams. Nc Man. etc.
f. eSta I'M anaGnifca oportunldad para que -: LnVterta y par
ti;De Z. los graritS GvlienGuS que rep"rra II DEEP SAND OIL
co. a III a.cioaiStas. III. Sabc perfectamcnte que dc cada cen po-
zs Gue II prforan. cn e. recoNociao campo petrolero buTknurnett
NOVENTA Y SIETE re>ulJan proiuctoreS TeneGnos oJraS vaIoSaS
G5@H -odua0 osouIAaLsuI e2sa no sC@uEUeS SapuE~" o91rI"'t uRS'
eStan lograajU grandsc ganaDclaS en- este marav!lo>o campo. thaSa
HOY mismo 81 SoFctui para @dquiriH accone>-
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: CURED by the act OF October .. 1917
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BERLIN, Abril liza ciudad de
Bamberg. que ha sido ell asionto del
gobierno bavaro del Primer Ministro
Hoffman. desde quefuera derrocado
Ell Munich por los comunistas, fue
ave teatro de IN serio l~evantamien-
TO comunista, Segin dice ell Vossiss-
che Zeitung. Los comun!stas ocu-
paron a estacion Central del Ferro-
carr;l, Ia antigua Residential real Y
todos los c~uarteles militareS en- la
ciudad.
Series combates entire los comu-
nistas bivsros V Ias tropas jel go
nierno tuvieron lurar ci viernes en-
les cercanias de Pressing, haD!endo
lesultaic un considerable numero de
hajas por ambos lados.
La huelg1 de les obrero: metalUr-
gicos dc Berlin v de los empleadoS
de Banco, fu6 s%ecundada aver p0r los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
D~EFENDERAN A MUNICH
a. DE VE!NTE MIL
COMUNISTAS
FL General Fps ouanza con
treinta mil hombre a re-
cupercr esa plaza
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Cuapdo ~necesIts 1fbros en- espanol
diriiase a lgnacio E. Lozano. lis ".
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-16

(CoNTINUED on PAGE FoUR.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-16
POTASH and PERLMUTTER By e Montague
AT the Peace Conference Everything Proceeding Satisfactorily

wei, Mawruss," Abe Potash said
as ne and his partner Morris Perl
Iuutter sat at breakfast in their
Paris hotel one sunday morning. Il
See that the peace conference had
meeting the other day where il was
regularly moved and seconded that
there should be a league of nations
and in spite OF what them republican
senators pack home predicted. Nav
russ. when Chairman Clemenceau
said: Contrary minded. YOU could
of heard a pin drop"
sure YOU could" Morris Perlmut-
ter agreed, because the way this
mere peace conference is being run.
-Abc when Mr.. Clemenceau says
al those I'm favor would please say
ave- he amt asking them. he's tell
lng them, which 1 was speaking TO
1ht newspaper Teller last nisut. Abe
and he saws that compared TO the
delegates al this mere peace cOnven-
tion. understand. the delegates OF
81 New York county democratic con-
7cution are free 10 act as they
fleasc. I'm fact, Abe as / under
stand IL. at the seWcd-up political
conventions which they hold il in
america. the bosses 60 occasionally
let a delcgate get up and say a few
words which amt on the program
cN.ctly. but Gt this here peace con-
1cuuon. delegate who tries To get
or a speech which amt first been
submitted in writing 10 days in ad-
vance should ought 10 go into train
ing for il By picking quarrels with
Walters i'm all-night restaurants.
Take this here meeting which
they held II on saturday. ABE" Nor
rs continued. ana 1t was terrible
The way Chairman Clemenceau
Jumps for instance on a Teller from
scirium by the name NJ Lyman"
That amt the same VI. Hyman
which used 10 was NJ. Lyman x CO.
DOB The coat pad business 80 Abe m
,uircd.
This here NJ Lyman used 10 vas
BcI-am minister IN London, %
Norris vent on. which he got up
.uG objected 10 the way the five
uie nations America Great Britain.
FRANCE. italy and Japan was 50 10
SPEAK hosging the convention
even. th.--ll the Reverend LYMAN
was right an that. Abe said which
just finished reaCing Mr. Wilson
speech ar that meeting. MawTuss. ia
which he said that no longer should
the select classes govern the rest OF
mankind. understand. and after
the American. French, British, ltal-
IAN and japanese delegates gets
through appl1udiug what Mr.. VIII
son says. they select themselves 10
run tae rest OF the nations in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-16

How many in st. Joseph county know that
the privilege OF voting president the United
States e 1920 has been granted theme
Ihis d no idle query rhetorical question, but one
which is sincerely asked by interested suffragists
throughout the state. they note how small part
the county has played in franchise activities thus
No more is it question whether tho ballot is wanted
or nOt-time for such general debate is practically
eliminated IN these days OF nation wide progress AND
rapid adjustments conditions viewpoints
The problem which is foremost this time IS
then one or pros and cons on the suffrage question
but dealing with what women our state are go
ing accomplish with the privilege them during
this last session OF our legislature when the presden-
tal suffrage bill passed with of 80 in
the house Jan Pc and of "a to in the senate On
Feb. g.
South Bend again has franchise organization after
period Of several years inactivity. organi
zaton strictly partisan and
in character, the community look for leadership
making this section OF the worthy its place
the suffrage map. Plans formation for
tensive membership campaigns and educational meet
ngs TO bring the organization into It's fullest state OF
effectiveness a he obtained only when every
woman has definitely allied herself with the fran
chse leagues interests To one group OF individuals
fall the responsibilities the leagues success
failure then. for il is 10 be organization devoted tc
The interests of all women of the city What is TO be
the response?
Wo TYPES or sUFFRAGIsTs.
To many. in fact majority OF casual readers the
word suffragst suggests picture ranting" picket
the type which disguised washington these
days. a posing martyr of the 'fCrcble feeding"
variety. la Emeline Pankhurst-lirtle is thought
the unassuming and wOmanly women who have made
the suffrage vital in nations progress
ways seeking after the sensational and extreme. has
chosen focus its attention the absurdties Of
the fanatics rather than the endeavOrs Of
the who have the good of suffrage for their
before them.
Just bit Of history the opposing factions in the
franchise movement will illustrate the widely
different policies and foundations Of the militant and
non-militant bodies The National American Woman's
Suffrage association which is this celebrating
Golden jubilee having been founded in 1863 for the
purpose of furtherins the federal woman suffrage
amendment by orderly political methods was born of
that universal upheaval for human liberty which
completely stirred Europe and North America in the
mid nneteenth century. This party has always been
strictly partisan, student matter
has apty expressed it, partisan. embracing as
mas sturdy supporters Of all the large political bodies Of
this country
ONE PDANN IN PLATFORM.
WIKI but one actual plank its platform-votes for
wcmen-it has allied itself and proved indispensable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-16

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