THE SUFFRAGETTES.
AN AMERICAN PILGRIMAGE. United Press Ae»ociation-~Bj EUotrl* Telegraph—Copyright NEW YORK, December 29. Carrying a message demanding the suffrage from Governor Sulzer, a littlo band of Suffragettes havo arrived at Albany, after walking two hundred miles from New York. Tho Suffragettes termed their march a "pilgrimage." the'object of which was to arouse public attention to tho movement.
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Press, Issue LXVIII, 31 December 1912, Page 7
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