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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-07-09
Boljseviki 50 zdrobili poljsko fronto.
Chicago 9th
srequire by the Act of October 9th 1917

London, 8. julia. - Ruske bolj-
seviske sile so prebile skozi JUNO
krilo poljske fronte in sovjetske
militaristicne oblasti porocajo o
uspehu vec bitk V blizini Starega
Konstantinova, proti kateremu Sc
daj podijo Rusi Poljake, pravi So
vjetska oficijelna izjava, katero
Sc je tn prejelo preko brezzicnega
brzojava.
Sovjetske sile so dospele do Ii
tieeva, stiriindvajset mill vshodno
cd Proskirova in so okupirale Mo
hilev-Podolsk V svojem prodira-
nju oh reki Dnjeper.
Tezki boji Sc vrsijo med boljse'
Wiki in silami generala Wrangela
ma juzni 'front.', boji so zlasti In
tenzivni V okrozju Oriekhova
pravi izjava.
Pariz, 8. julia. = Poroeila o "a
.jetju Rovna, Xxi je ena izmed tref
znamenitih trdnjav V zapadni Ru
sill, cd strani boljsevikov, so off
cijelno potrdili poljski oficijali.
Berlin, s. julia. : Poljsks
fronta cd Pripeta do Karpatov j
popolnoma porusena in situaclJs
ie zelo resna, poroca poloNciJelnt
Allgemeine Zeitung. Rusi potiska
jo cd Kijeva proti jugu cd Rovns
in lie malo odpora Sc jim stavi ma
sproti.
WarSavska brzojavka ma Frank
furter Zeitung pravi, da so boljse
Wiki zaceli z ofenzivo ma severn
'front.' proti severn Cd Molode Pc
lotsk zeleznice. Njihov prvi po
| skus, da bi prebili to crto Sc jim
mi posrecil.
Warsava, 8. julia. : Radi kri
| ttienih razmer V dezeli Sc oglasaJ'
tod vseh strani prostovoljci.
Med mimi Sc nahajajo solski
oimnaziiski in vseueiliski profe
sorji, studentje, skauti, civilni stu
ge in ministrski uposljenci, kate
rih poklic jih je oprostil voJask
sluzbe. Studenje pristopaJo V ia
KEN stevilu, da je bilo treba "a
preti Varsavske universe.
Radi apela narodnega koncil'
obrambe, XII klice ma pomoc vse Il
vsalzega, Sc je Ma stotine zen Il
deklet priglasilo "a vojasko slu7
bo. VGeraj so ulniformirani zensk
vojaki pod poveljstvom zenskll
6atsnikov paradirale prepevaJo
DO ulicah in prvic je Warsava VI
della oddelek zenskih rekrutov POI
v6dstvom zenskih castnikov kora
kati proti taboriseu,
Yecina zenskih rekrutov so moe
ma dekleta V Eratkih krilih, s ki
tami spuScenimi po hrbtu. Poglet
ma ME ie vzbudil navdusenje vse
povsod po glavnih ulicah koder 81
| korakale. PomeSane med mimi 81
Sc nahaiale cd 25 do 80 let star
| zene. katere so vihtele V rokal
tsenGnike. rocne torbice in ovitke
kar bodo kmalu zamenjale "a pu
ske.
zenske bataljone Sc bo nporabi
| 10 seveda "a straze pri garnizijah
postajah twill in ma vlakih, ia
ko bodo oprostile sedanJe- mosk'
straze, katere Sc bo poslalo nj
fronte.
V odgovor naklic narodnegi
koncila agitirajo vseuciliSki Stu
dentie med mladeniei, da vstopijt
V armada in deklicami, da ponudi
10 svoie moci kot streznice in dru
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-07-09
SMRTNA BOMBA.

Denver, Colo. Sedemnajst
mesecev stara Ila That's Ward je
pogoltnila malo papirnato bombo,
katero je izgubil MEN bratec, ki
je Z mimi proslavljal prank ne
odvisnosti. Dekliea je radi tega u
mrla.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-07-09
BOMBA UBILA $50 OSEB.

Berlin, 8. julia. - Stopetdeset
oseb je bilo ubitih, So je gleda-
liscu v Sofiji, glavnem cestu Boil
garlic, eksplodirala bomba. Y gle
daliscu Sc je nahajal tudi bolgar-
ski ministrski predsednik in je ,ko-
maj usel smrti, pripoveduje brso-
javl5a, XII je danes dospela izNSo-
file.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-07-09

taristicna misija v Berinu poro-
ca, da Nemcija ne izvrsuje danik
zahtev tedaj zavezniki nadaljuSejo
z okupiramjem nemskega ozemlja
v distriktu Ruhr ali kje drugje
kot Sc jim vidi bolje in tega oze-
Mia ne izpraznejo toliko casa do
kler Sc ne npolnejo zahteve. . 4
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-07-09

ljudstvu V katerem bo protestira-
10 proti dezelnim zakonom, katerl
so naperjeni izkljucno proti ia
poncem.
Honolulu, s. julia. = Resoluci-
jo proti anti-japonskem gibanju V
California; Sc je sprejelo ma jaw
nem shodu V Horoshimu, Japon-
ska, pravi kablogram IL Tokyja.
Kopijo tie resolucije Sc je poslalo
ma ameriski urad z zahtevo, da jo
odposlje Washington.
Resolucija pravi, da Sc krivieno
ovira razvoj japonskega prebival-
stva V California;.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-07-09
z MIRovNE KoNFERENcE.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, July 9th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-07-09

Spa, Belgija, s. julia. = Pre-
mier Lloyd George, govorec V /
menu zaveznikov, je danes dial
Nemcem odlog do jutri opoldne,
da odloGijo, ce sprejmejo franco
sko-britiski nacrt razorozitve.
Ako Nemei nocejo ali ne morejo
izpolniti navedenih pogojev, do l.
okt., bo sledila okupacija nemske-
ga ozemlja preko reke Ren tistega
dine.
Ko je bill ultmatum Lloyd Geor-
ga dostavljen Nemcem potom mi
nistra tujih zadev, Sc je Simons u
,jemal, toda to nj bilo Lloyd Geor-
GU dovoli, kateri zahteva, da pod
piseio konvencijo vsi nemski "a
stopniki.
Ma to pa Simons nj bill priprav-
lien in tako je nemudoma sklical
sejo kabineta, Cd katerega devet
clanov je navzocih sedem, ola raz-
pravljajo o stvari. Pc treh urah
diskuzije nj dospel kabinet DO nj
kakorsnih zakljuckov, receno pa
.ie bilo pozitivno, ola bo nemskl
kancelar Fehrenbach podplsal
konvencijo naslednje Jutro.
Stem bo Nemcija ugodila zavez-
niski zahtevi, da zmanjsa syojo
armada ma 10000 moz V treh me-
secih in ma 100000 moz sestih
mesecih, kot je bilo doloceno re V
versailski mirovni pogodbi.
Nemcija soglasa, da dostavi '
teku prihodnjih sestih mesecev
YES manjkajoci vojni material.
Pod tenn nacrtom so 81 zaveznikl
pridrzali pravico, da okupirajo Sc
vec nemSkega ozemlja ako Sc raz-
orozenie ne izvrSi V dolocenem ca
Su.
Ko je Lloyd George cital ulti-
matum, zahtevajoc, ola Nemcija
| takoi ma mestu sprejma ali odklo'
nj zahteve ie nemSki minister tu-
.iih zadev Simons odgovoril:
"Da; mi sprejmemo."
Med Nemci in zavezniski militia
risticnimi strokovnjaki Sc Je vr-
sila nocoj diskuzija glede razorozi-
TIVE, kar je nemskega stalisca ja-
ko resen problem, dasi ga smatra-
| 10 zavezniki kot styar manJsega
pomona.
Nemci so izjavili, da morajo IL
vesti sistematicno preiskavo "a
skritim orozjem. Slednjega bodo
morali iskati cd hiSe do hise. Pre-
Ibivalstvo ina namrec Sc vedno
skrite vojaske puske, stroJne pu-
ske in male moznarje "a metanJe
bomb. Ako so prisiljeni tekom Go
loGenega casa reducirati svojo ar
mado, tedaj jim ne bo mogoce IL
vesti tie naloge. Pc tenn argumentu
sele Sc jim je dovolilo mesto treh
sest mesecev casa, ola zmanJsajo
svoio armada na 100000 moz.
"Porabili smo tri dni obrav-
navanjem razorozenju In zdaj je
diskuzija koncana, je izjavil
Llogd George ma danasnji sell.
"Zavezniki in Nemcija so prisli
do sporazuma, da Nemcija nj IL
polnila mirovnih pogojev. Name
sto 100000 pusk ina slednjih
Nemcija 100000 in petkrat ali
sestkrat toliko strojnih pusk kot
iih dovoljuje mirovna pogodba.
Zavezniki MISC silili, da Sc pogod-
bo pricizno izvede radi notranJih
nemirov, XII so vladali V Nemcip.
I'll pogoji morajo sedaj vseka-
kor prenehati.. -Zavezniki spozna-
vajo tezave Nemcije in zato SO do
volili podaljsanje casa pod gotovl-
mi definitivnimi pogoJi, katerlh
sprejetje je potrebno.
Havezniki zategadel podaJo sle-
dece pogoje:
Prvic = Nemcija mora izdati
proklamacijo zahtevajoc, ola Sc IL
roci vse armadno orozje, katerega
sedaj lastujejo privatni drzavlJa-
nj.
Drugic = Zaveznikom je dovo-
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
The Syp.x.s R.xenoe.

". IL Cnmpreii had t.is fortune told
iast week by one of the gypsies who
have been in this nelshnorhood lately.
While he w:ss seifing some gasoline at
he HalseS garage. preparatory to q
"trip to Albany. he was approached by
one OF the fortune teliers. who asked
across she told him he would have
bad luck all the rest of the day. And
sure enough. he had gone only short
distance when the rear axle OF his cur
broke !-oregoninn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
NY& WORIOO DTVaII LlyllGl0K
The Official Paper Of Gunnison County
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PREACHING CLASS HATRED

You are joining the rcactionaries,' .
said friend the other day. Not so.
That II a word the Bolsheviks love to
roll under their tongue, but in their
vocabulary it doesn't mean any
thing"
The News-Champion is radical
newspaper. Has always been, and
always will be, but that doesn't mean
lighting matches when firc-damp is
around. Because We do not preach
Inc.ndiaTy doctrine and cuss every
form of authority that exists, is no
reason to think that We have fOrsak-
en- true democracy. These are strange
times, and with the propaganda of
ultra radicalism, the un-American
class consciousness which has been i'm
ported from Europe and is carefully
fOstsrcd by professional agitators for
their own selfish ends, they are peril
Gus times. Much of IL, Of course, is
the rocking of the ship as it rights
itself after the great storm, but be
not deceived; there are still storm
clouds above. Russia has gone down
into the dark ages and half the world
is on the point Of doing the same
thing. Do you think America is im-
mune from a disease that has before
this swept all of civilization into
darkness and dispair for a thousand
years
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
BLAME THE REPUBLICAN
CONGRESS INSTEAD OF
TIE ADMINISTRATION
Montrnse Enternrise.-

Montrose Enterprise
Brother Adams, after being fed up
on Republican mush dispensed by the
National Republican chairman. gets
the following off of his system thru
the columns of the Grand Junction
Newks:
This country is apparently tired.
very tired of Democratic misrule. Of
Democratic eNtravagence. of its inef-
ficiency, of utter lack of ability to
cope with the great problems OF re-
construction following the great war.
of the absence of any effort what
ever to attack the high cost of living
problems, of the failure of the gov
ernment al Washington to function
since the illness of the president, Of
the pulling and hauling and the work
ing against one another of the vari-
Gus departmets at Washington and
the utter lack of coordination BY the
various administration officials and
departments and the total disregard
of the senate by the president in I'll
matters pertaining to the settlement
of peace and the League of Nations
when the senate is in final authority
that must place its stamp upon the
treaty and league"
1t strikes US that this is rather a
funny spiel for a Republican TO make
when all of the circumstances are
taken into consideration. Brother
Adams has evidently forgotten the
fact or never knew il that a Republi
can congress has been in session al
most continuously for the past six or
eight months, and on the basis of the
very insistent Claims of the Republi-
cans themselves of the preogatives
of Congress, one must conclude that
the aforesaid Republican congress
must be at least jointly responsible
| for the present conditions and open to
criticism for lack of functioning in
the direction of meeting the preplex-
ing problems of reconstruction.
For every one thing that the Repub-
lican congress has even tried to do
toward solving these problems produc-
ed by Brother Adams, we think that
we can name at least ten things which
the administration has done in tha,
direction. If there is any one depart
ment in Washington which stands ou,
conspiciously in its failure in func-
tioning, it strikes US that it is the
Republican congress.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23

Gus with you. Williams As governor
Of this province. General Moreno has
declared titles 20 all properly held or
acquired by Americans within the past
ten years void. and they have been
eontscated- Hereafter DO American
can acquire. nor hold. by purchase or
otherwise, property In Sinnloa. during
the existence Of this provisional gov
eminent. at least This deere. has
the support Of Moreno's advisors and
the approval Of large majority. at
least, Of the residents Of the province.
You see where you are. don't your
Ito be continued next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
CEsp-=-
Ircsrce cerated.

The jail al Zapatillo was structure
In which on" would not particularly
care TO remain for a prolonged period.
The Intensely hot, humid day made
III" wall, reek with e stencil from the
insanltnry conditions which always
preYuil In prisons. no matter how well
cleaned.
The food was unspeakable: the wa.
Ter insufficient and unpalatable.
Buck Williams and Jltendra Jointly
occupied black. fetid hole on tho
level Of the street. II opened on thu
corridor. not far from the main gate.
A soldier in the passage guarded
them. Notwithstanding the thick earth
en- walls, with oak doors. traversed by
heavy bars OF wrought iron, which. Of
themselves. were certainly capable OF
de,ninlng two men without tools TO
burrow or gnaw through them.
The American had not willingly en-.
tered the cell.
In fact. he had strenuously objected.
In terse Spanish idiom he demanded
20 be first taken before the jefe po-
litico. an official corresponding to q
circuit judge In his own country.
His demand was ignored Then the
tiger In him boiled up. His hands had
been unbound after the main gate Of
the prison closed behind him. With
characteristic. desperate courage, Buck
hurled himself on u soldier and seized
his weapon.
But the others. with sinister de-
liberation, considering the mine own
er's preconceived theory that soma
mysterious and mallgn influence was
behind his seizure, covered him-and
they were twelve TO one.
For a moment the foul atmosphere
of the carcel was surcharged with an
impending tragedy.
Buck. glaring with malevolent eyes
into the faces OF his guards. knew that
he could never hope to leave that hor-
rible hole alive II he persisted In his
frantic impulse to force his way out
against such odds.
A curious sense Of helplessness over
whelmed him; his strength seemed TO
be ebbing away. He paused, lrreso.
lutely. unheeding the sharp command
OF the captain of the guard to surren-
der.
Jitendra. impasslve as sphinx.
stood aside. but the glitter OF his shy.
brown eyes showed that no detail of
the scene before him was unuoticed.
The rifle ratified to the earth at Bucks
feet.
He turned at the imperative gesture
OF the commanding officer and meekly
entered the cell toward which he and
-Jitendra had been walking. Inside the
cell, once the door closed behind them.
the light was dim.
Jitendra submisslvely seated himself
cross-legged in one corner and re-
mained utterly silent. The American,
inwardly raging at his own unaccount-
able surrender and the memory OF the
injustice to which he had been subject
ed, paced up and down. true to his
designation of "El Tigre."
The Hindu looked at him calmly.
"Sahib Buck wishes to leave this
placer"
"Leave it7" roared the American.
"Did try to break into it3''
He loosened the collar of his shirt
and mopped the perspiration from his
neck. The foul apology for air was
snfYocating.
"See here. Jitendra, do you want TO
help me get outf''
"Assuredly. sahib.'
Then get up, go to the dno-. and
demand that the British ambassador
be notified Of your arrest. When you
get out. as you surely will. send tele.
gram to William Scott. International
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
Swami
Rams
ReincarnatiOn
tgEgTtELi
SYNOPSIS.
By FRANK BLICHTON

CHAT p White hIa train is held
o.. % HGrr r n davenport. engineer OF
ths IA. ~. i-r..'ri. b-cumsH Interested In
tn f-rf. r rr...-rHruls of a small brown
rnAr. CslE-..f.s foreigner and lnyestl-
EarfH Wa. be d.=.osrTH sends him
b. p. hlS rab "a a hurry buchanan
" Williams. uIr.ur man. bnards the train
an TussH '.r 4GAlutance Of the
stronger. JalauEfaO Jitendra. who
pr-.rs ' .t- ar East IutLan The limited
CHAPTER II William though pain
faaT burned TAv.r I.fEuira. Who had
been llsrHi under the Wr'sE The Hindu
VOWS eternal gratitude Williams re-
celteE rG.rEaEs ,EIlIrE him Mexican
revuIu'puIT's have Estzsi his mine
known as III TErs." and killed OF drlven
OF the Americans
CHAT ER III On his way 10 his rhine.
slpne Williams dIsrDyrTs that Jit~uirA iG
f0lLyWiHs tfU ami n. orders him Co turn
barE IIr fIuII apparently aGIIlosCeH.
bui W,"r Williams reaches the mine h
GHdH JEs.ITa there
CEkp-7-
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23

CoyJr..hE
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23

So Interested are Montrose county
folks in good roads that in addition to
the regular county, state, and federal
appropriations, petitions have recent
ly been circulated and over $4,000
subscribed personally for certain dis
tricts. The Lord helps those who
help themselves, and Montrose is GER
tainly entitled to many miles of good
roads on that showing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
War soems New York.

New York came out OF the world
war with Immensely Increased pres
tice ms n port, manufacturing city,
and n financial center.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23

New Jersey is building network
of new roads. Many Of these are 80
feet wide. OF this lS feet is macad-
am and IL feet is concrete. The cost
is much more per mile than for the
roads in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23

Entered in the Postoffice at Gunnisor
for transmission throu gh the mails a.
-eoond-class matter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23

First Tenement In Nsw York.
The first tenement house 10 New
York city was built In 1888. II was 4
four-story building and stood In what
10 now Corlears park.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
6unnisnn Srms-G tumpinn

Published every Friday in the year by
H. 4. LAKE. JR-, Editor and Manager
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-23
Absolute Limit.

"A man amt reached de full human
capacity fob laxiness." said Uncle
Eben. until he gf:s too lazy even to
invent excuses foh it,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
WOMAN ADMITS
MURDER FREED
Slayer and Alleged Accom-
phce Acquitted at
Westminster.
Especial 20 the washington Heraldl

Especial 10 the washinston Herald)
Westminster. Nd. May Is. = A
Jury in court here tonight returned
verdict Of not guilty for Mrs.
Dominica Fabrizzi. charged with
the murder Of her husband. Domi-
nick Fabrizzi near their home here.
Following the verdict Ernest Po-
tenziani. charged with having as
sisted her in the Staying. was freed.
The Italian woman in court to-
day was given the shotgun with
which she admitted having shot
her husband. She demonstrated to
the jury how she had concealed the
weapon under the folds of her
skirts and had fired the fatal shot
into the mans back.
She told. through her interpreter,
how she had carried the body of
the slain man to the tracks of the
Western Maryland railroad, where
1t was run over by a train and mu-
tilated almost beyond recognition.
She related how q few days be-
fore she had been carrying a bag
of coal weighing q hundred pounds,
when she fell on the railroad track.
He beat her, and kicked her until
she regained her feet, she said.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Philadelphia, May 1S.-Butter-
Quotations-Solid-packed creamery,
fancy, high-scoring goods, 65ka
671Sc; the latter for jobbing sales;
extra, 64hc; extra firsts, 62ha63hc,
firsts, 60a61kc; seconds, 55a5sc:
sweet creamery, choice to fancy,
66ka6Shc: ordinary to good, 57a
65hc; ladle-packed, as to quality,
44a46c: packing stock. 3sa41c: fancy
brands of nearby prints jobbing at
73a75c; good to choice, 65a72c; fair,
62a64c.
Eggs-Nearby frsts. 47c per doz. ;
nearby current receipts, 46c Der
doz.; do, Western. extra firsts, 47c
per doz.: do, firsts, Acc per doz.; in
ferior lots lower; fancy candled eggs
were jobbing at 54a56c.
Live Poultry-Fowls fancy. sea
40c; exceptional lots higher; do,
common to good, 36a3Sc; broiling
chickens, fancy, weighing 1 to 1k
pounds apiece, 75aS5c; White Leg
horn broilers, \ 55a65c; old roosters,
22a23c; ducks, 27a30c; pigeons, old,
per pair, 5oa6oc; do. young. SOC.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
Johnson ANNOUNCES PLANS
FOR HIS SPEAKING TOUR

Senator Hiram Johnson yesterday
announced that he will speak in a
number of cities between now and
the day the Chicago convention as
sembles. The first speech will be
delivered in the Bronx. New York
City, next Monday night, at the in
vitation of the county Republican
club. The remainder of the week
will be spent in North Carolina with
speeches probably in Wilmington.
Raleigh. Greensboro and other
places. During the following
week. speeches will be delivered in
Philadelphia, PittsbuIg ard Cleve-
land, the dates of which have not
been fixed.
The Senator intends to go to Chi
cago on June Z, the day before the
convention opens. Headquarters
have been opened in the Auditorium,
and will be maintained throughout
the convention.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
DROP In PRICES
|DEoLAREDNEAR
Huge Cuts by Merchants
Are Predicted by R. c.
Lefingwell.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

SoNAANS10 eSa EA01 O@E-
partment store proprietor. recently
initiated the price reduction move
ment by cutting all prices in his
stores 20 per cent with the announce
ment that. the wanamaker stores
wished to assist in restoring the
Nations economic situation to. nor
NAL. Hundreds of stores through
out the country Immediately fol-
lowed wanamaker's example.
Yesterday George Brandeis, head
of a big Omaha department store,
labeled price cutting for patriotic
motives as "buncomb," declaring
stores are cutting prices because
the market broke three or four
weeks ago"
LeffingwelI when shown a COPY of
Brandies' statement said:
There is no doubt that the mar
ket has broken in this particular
line. 1t 10 impossible to predict
whether q general nationwide price
reduction is beginning. There is no
doubt, however, that 1t must come
Sees over-conssnptiea.
The public is overconsuming,
buying too many automobiles, toe
many silk stockings, too many
clothes. too much everything
Everybody has q Job and can ee,
another at short notice. This is the
situation that always brings over
spending and over spending brings
high prices.
The one sure method Of reducing
prices Is to stop buying except
those things necessary to sustain
life"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
HAYS HECKLED
BY FAIR VOTERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
him. A storm Of Misses from the
audience testified its disapproval,
but Mr.. Hays good d-humoredly in
sisted on letting them get II out
OF their systems" heard them
through, and answered that neither
he nor the Republican party car
ried legislatures around in their
pockets to dictate to them; that
the Republican rarty had done all
that was humanity possible, honest
and honorable, to get the suffrage
amendment passed in Delaware" :"
and that he felt sure the women
Of the nation would vote In the
November election.
Answers MIlitant's Query.
"will you answer one question. Mr..
Hays? called a statuesque mill
tant" in block. And. to his courteous
affirmative, she shot, You say that
you know women will have the vote
in the November election? How do
you know
II did not say I knew it." he re-
piled. Il said felt sure they would
have it."
Why" she queried. And he
answered. Il feel sure that at least
one of the three remaining Repub-
lican States or one or two of the
twenty-odd Democratic States will
be just enough to ratify."
To the daughter of a former Con-
gressman from Connecticut who kept
asking. why don't you do some-
thing in Delaware to get ratinca-
tion?" Mr.. Hays adroitly turned the
tables by answering. You come from
Connecticut. don't you? Why don't
you do something in your own
State? You have just the same
power in Connecticut that have in
Delaware"
Mr.. Hays speech was an apprecia-
tion OF what women bring to party
politics, and their influence on poll
teal problems.