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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
NEW REIGN Of TERROR EXISTS IN BUDAPEST THE CAPITAL Of HUNGARY
EXPECT JAPAN TO ANNOUNCE
OFFICIALLY THAT NEARL Y ALL.
.SHANTUNG WILL BE GIVEN UP

sponience shows that the German
minister at Stockholm was seeking to
arrange such treaty.
The treaty is alleged to have been
handed from the Japanese side by a
as many "Odas" in Japan as~Kellys in
Ireland, but there is not one Oda in
the Japanese diplomatic service. Be
yond ascertaining that fact, the mi
kadu's government has not bothered
to investigate,
The foreign relations committee. at
its session, read seventy pages of the
peace treaty. A number of additional
additional reservations were made for
future consideration by u number OF
senators.
No Material Difference.
The opinion was expressed by Sen
ator Lodge that there are no material
differences in the text of the peace
treaty as submitted by the president
and as published recently by the sem
ate. An opportunity, he said, has not
been afforded for minute examination
Of comparison. The league Of nations,
it was pointed out, was given sover-
eighty over many important features
of the treaty.
1t was explained by Mr.. Lodge that
the German colonies are all left to
the five allied and associated powers
and not to the league of nations.
Nearly all the paragraphs thus far
reserved in the committee relate to
the inclusion of the United States as
one of the five associated and allied
powers. the committee expressed it
self as amazed at the frequency and
variety of these inclusions,
Former Senator Burton of Ohio, re-
publican, is here, earnestly urging
senators to accept the peace treaty as
written and abandon all proposed
amendments and reservations. He eX-
pressed much surprise at the cold
ness of some senators whom he eX-
pected to find warmly supporting the
league of nations. lie is seeking to
convert such of these as are amenable
to argument.
Wants interpretation"
The point is made by ex-senator
Burton that interpretations and not
reservations should be included in the
resolution of ratification. He regards
mere interpretations as a milder and
fess Objectionable form of procedure,
and viii advocate this plan generally
among his former associates. Up to
this time it has met with little favor
on either side, The democrats want
nothing but the plain treaty while the
republicans demand something that
will be specific and accomplish re-
suits.
The announcement was made this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
Scuttling Admiral
Is a Paris Problem
1919, by the Press Publish
IIUG NEW UIk UTIU.D
Especial Gable Dispatch. J

London, July 20.-The journal was
informed today in authoritative quar-
ters that no definite decision has yet
been reached regarding the trial of
Admiral Won Reuter- for sinking the
German fleet at Scapa Flow. The de-
cision is declared to rest with the
council of ten in Paris and the British
are retaining him as an interned prls-
oner of war until action is decided
upon.
The contention here is that his
breach of the armistice was a war
crime against the allied and asso-
ciated nations and it is up to the
council of ten to prescribe how he is
to be tried.
The opinion held here is that If he
is brought before a tribunal it prob
ably will be the same one which is
set up to try others Who will be
brought to the bar of justice for war
crimes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
BY James NJ. Tuohy.
Especial Correspondent of the Albu-
querque Journal and New York
World

WOrld.)
Tipperary, July 2O.-This prosper
Gus town, situated in the heart of one
of the richest agricultural districts in
ireland, has just emerged from nearly
five months of rigorous martial law.
Its experience gives vivid but by no
means eXpceptional impression of the
system of government under which
nationalist Ireland is suffering since
Dublin castle has once more secured
a free hand.
One day in January large quantity
of gelignite was brought to the rail
way station at Tipperary. 1t was
transferable a cart and the cart start
ed off for it's destination some miles
in country under the guard of two
members of the Royal Irish constabu-
larry
Now the extremists lust for gelig
mite and other high explosives is no
toriously Unsuitable. BY force of guile,
and occasionally by a combination of
both, they have accumulated a large
hoard of these from the British au-
thorities in Ireland. Each fresh raid
upon the government stores has been
followed by a tremendous outcry for
naturally the conjunction of eXtrem-
lists and geligpite is not calculated to
make peaceful citizens sleep comfort
ably in their beds o nights. But des-
pite these outcries, the most exhaust
i've search and the employment of
the shrewdest sleuths in the British
intelligence service, l believe not an
ounce of the stolen material has ever
been recovered in any instance.
Now, to send a consignment of this
dangerous commodity to a district like
Tipperary. where extreme sentiment
exists in its fiercest and most revolu-
ton form, to load it openly on a cart
and dispatch it into the country un-
der the wholly insufficient guard of
two policemen armed with carbines,
was challenge these men were sure
to take up.
British Break Pledges.
Tipperary before Parnells day was
great rallying point of the Irish re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
Lloyd George Aims
to Head New Partu
of Middle Glasses
lSpocIal Cable Disnatch. J

o London, July 20.--A political %
. sensation of first importance was @
&" caused last night, says the Daily q.
g Mail, by the attempted Inaugural g
&" ton of a new political party des- 8"
g" tined, if its adherents are sue d"
f" Cessful, to supersede the existing Q
o coalition of the liberal and coal e.
/" ition-uniOuist groups, and replace d"
+" them by permanent combina- d.
" ton party of moderate men OF .
q. both. g
@ The new government was born q"
&" at a private dinner at the Cri- ..
g terion restaurant, at which Win
o ston Churchill, speaking appar- d"
&" entity as the agent of Lloyd @
@ George, emphasized the necessity 9,
&. of a new permanent coalition 9"
9 party to preserve all that the en- g.
o pire has won in the war from %
. the attacks of extremists. 9
. A very significant fact was the g
&. presence of the chief coalition 9
q" liberal whip, Captain Guest. and @
o the unionist whip second in COM 9
. mand, Sir George Younger both &"
o of whom associated themselves G"
&" entirely with what Churchill said 9
&" as did also the lord chancellor 9
&" The impression gained by all y
&" those present at the dinner is q"
4" that Lloyd George has cast him g
s. self for the role of leader of a o
o new party 4"
9 Q g o 3 g o Q o Q o @ 9 9 Q Q 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
BOSTON CAR STRIKE
Is ABOUT ENDED

Boston, July 2O.--Union car men
employed on the Boston elevated rail-
way system voted unanimously today
to accept the award made by the
local board of arbitration and return
to work tomorrow morning They
struck Thursday morning.
The award provides for an eight
hour day and increases of pay up to
62 cents an hour, retroactive to May /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
MOUNTAIN RAINS
Do MUCH DAMAGE:
To LOGGING ROAD
Line of West Virginia Timber
Company in the ZuniS Suf-
ferS From High Water; Dr.,
Andrews to Build Hospital,

Heavy rains i'm The Zuni mountains,
particularly last Friday when the rain
fall was almost unprecedented, raised
havoc with the logging railroad of
the West Virginia Timber company,
running from Thoreau to Sawyer.
Manager Noah Moore said yesterday
that five or six bridges were washed
out and the railbed was quite badly
damaged i'm n number of places. The
damage was estimated at between
IS 900 and $4,000. Work of repairing
the railroad will begin at once and It
is not though likely that the opening
of the mill here set for September 1,
will be delayed.
There are now employed in the
woods and on the railroad about $50
men.
1t was announced yesterday that
DR.. Andrews, physician for the Nc
Gaffey company and the West Vir-
ginia Timber company, intends to be-
gin the erection Of ten bed hospital
at ThOreau in the near future, to take
care of the employees of these two
companies who, due to sickness or
injury, are compelled to go to such an
institution. The West Virginia Tim
her company deduCts 81 n month from
the wages Of each single employe ami
s1.5O from the wages of each married
employe, which entities them to free
medical attention and the hospital
benefits. if needed. In the case of
married men. these benefits also ex-
tend to members Of their families.
The company also operates under
the provisions of the workmen's com
pensatiOn act, under which the en-
ployes are assured an income in case
they are iniuryed and have to absent
themselves from duty.
The Timber company has already
started a general store at Sawyer for
the benefit of its employees. A $40
600 stock of goods is being carried at
present, but this will be increased as
the fnrcn is nnlargnl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
| hES f:;2$ DRASTIC TERMS ARE
HANDEL To AUSTRIA THAN
THE ALLIES PRESENTED To
THE CONQUERED GERMANS
ARMY TO BE LIMITED To 10000;
OFFICERS SERVE 20 AND SOLDIERS
NOT LESS THAN TWELVE YEARS

Entire Fleet of Ocean Merchantmen to Be Surrendered and
Part of Ships on Danube; All Loot to Be Restored and
Cattle and Hogs for Breeding Purposes Are to Be Sent to
italy, Rumania and Sebia Timber and Minerals Are to Be
Supplied as Demanded; Total Expense of Armies Of 0C
Cupaton to Be Paid ndemnieS to Limit of Ability to Pay
To Be ExaCed and No Gold Is to Be Sent Out of Country
Except With Permission of AIies Railroads, Mines and
Other Resources Held as Security.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
TWO CHANGES TO BE
MADE BY CLEMENCEAU
Try MORNING JouenAL SPECIAL Lrassp wIarl

Paris Saturday. July 10 (by the
Associated Press) 1t was announced
in the lobby of the chamber of depu-
ties this afternoon that not only will
Victor BOret be succeeded by Joseph
]. 3. r. Noulen, as food administrator
but that Albert +. Lebrun. minister of
the liberated regions. will be succeed
ed by Senator Charles Jonnart, now
governor of Algeria, Lebrun taking
Jonnart's post.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver, Colo, July 2O.-New Mex
leo; Monday and Tuesday, generally
fair; warmer Monday.
Arizona: Monday and Tuesday, fair.
Not much change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21

Paris, July 2O.-The fun peace con-
ditions of the allied and associated
powers are now in the hands of the
Austtians. The first section Of the
terms were presented to the Austrian
delegates at st. German June ,; the
final sections were delivered to them
at the same place today without Cere-
mony by NJ. Datasta. secretary gem
eral of the peace conference,
The terms comprised the whole
treaty which Austria is to asked to
sign, including the reparation. finan-
Cial, military and certain other minor
clauses which were not ready for
presentation when the Official cere-
money took place.
Tho Austrians are granted fifteen
days in which to make their final
observations, although they have al
ready submitted large number of
notes on the terms previously submit
ted to them.
Similar to German Terms.
In addition to the published sum-
mary of the terms Of June 2. the new
clauses provide for reparatiOn ar
rangemeuts very similar to those in
the treaty with Germany, including
establishment of an Austrian sub-sec-
ton of the reparations commission,
payment of reasonable sum in cash,
the issuing of bonds and the delivery
of livestock and certain historical and
art documents.
The final terms provide that the
Austrian pre-war debt shall be ap-
portioned among the various former
parts of Austria and that the Austrian
coinage and war bonds circulating in
the separated territory shall be taked
uD by the new governments and re-
deemed as they see fit.
Under the military terms the Aus
trian army is henceforth reduced to
10000 men on purely voluntary
basis,
Army Cut to 10000
Paragraph five, relating to the mil
itary says that the Austrian army
shall not exceed 10000 men. incIud-
ing officers and depot troops Within
three months the Austrian military
forces shall he reduced to this num-
Der, universal military service abol-
ishod and voluntary enlistment sub
Stitutcd.
The army shall be used exclusively
for the maintenance of internal order
and control of frontiers. All officers
must be regulars, those of the present
army to he retained being under the
obligation TO serve until 40 years old;
those newly appointed agreeing to at
least twenty consecutive years of
active service. commissioned of
ficers and privates must enlist for not
less than twelve consecutive years, in
Guiding at least SIX years with the
colOrs.
Within three months the armament
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
TIPPERARY PUNISHED FIVE WHOLE
MONTHS FOR CRIME NOT PROVEN
AGAINST IT BY THE BRITISH EMPIRE

Journal Correspondent Tells Experiences of Prosperous Ag-
cultural Town in Ireland Giving Vivid, But Not Exceptional
Story of System of Government Under Which Nationalist
Erin Is Suering; Men Who Formerly Advocated ConSttu-
tiona Means Now Joining Sim Fen Ranks; Charge That
Britain Breaks Pledges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
RufinO Bourbon ante eI Tribunal Supreme

FL honorable juez Emilio del Toro
presidia No habia ningdn otro juez pre-
sente.
FL secretario senor Lopez Cruz dio
lectura al auto de "habeas corpus
presentado en- favor de Rufino Bour-
bon, cuya excarcelacion Sc solicita por
ell abogado del peticionario licenciado
Leopoldo Tonnes. Los puntos principa-
les sostenidos en- la referida peticion
son que Rufino Bourbon esta encarcela-
do ilegalmente' que el tribunal de
dstrito de Mayaguez Sc muestra par
cial en- los procedimientos iniciados por
ell fiscal de aquella misma corte senor
Acosta Quintero; que Rufino Bourbon
no ha cometido delito publico alguno;
y que la fianza exigida por su libertad
provisional es, excesiva y anticonstitu-
cional, debido que Rufino Bourbon
es un hombre pobre que carece de re-
cursos.
Ell secretario luego dio lectura al au-
to de encarcelacion de Rufino Bourbon.
Ell honorable juez del Toro solicito
de los abogados de ambas parties que
presentaran cualquier resolution pre-
liminar la vista del 'habeas corpus
Ell fiscal Acosta Quintero presento una
mocion para que ell Tribunal Supreme
deses.imase el recurso de 'habeas cor
pus' interpuesto y dejase al tribunal de
distrito de Mayaguez su resoluci6n.
Ambas parties argumentaron durante
breves minutes sobre esta mocion.
FL fiscal Acosta Quintero sostuvo su
criterio de que la Corte de distrito de
(COntinGa en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
La LOrena Organiza un grandiOSO festival
(Por Gable Frances)

METZ, julio 11-El Obispo de
esta poblacion, capital de la Lore
ma, ha invitado a los curas de Ia
diocesis a que anuncien la fiesta
nacional del IA de julio con gran
des repiques de campanas en- las
iglesias y en- Ia catedral.
Ell Obispo intenta que los fes-
tivales religiosOs no halle preceden
tes en- la historic de Francia.
Con tai motive, dispone que Sc
cante un solemne "Te Deum y,
por primera vez desde 1871, que
Sc entone en- las parroquias el Do
mine salvat fac Republica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
Al peri6diCO que QuierG
que IG anunCiemOS gratis

La carta que publicamos antes de
aver referente al cambio de nombres
de Ponce de Leon por General Pershing,
esta firmada por Virigilio Lopez
disposition del que desee leerla.
81 Sc hubiese tratado de la Avenida
generalmente conocida por Ponce de
Leon sea la que comienza la salida
de Puerta de TERRA, con ell prop6sito de
sustituir su nombre por otro, cualquie-
ra que el fuese, Ell MUNDO Sc hubiera
opuesto con todo ell valor civico nece-
sario, sin hacer case de las intenciones
de los que traen colacion ell nombre
de Hindenburg.
Ponce de Leon es, no solo ell conquis-
tador de Puerto Rico, sino una fgura
americana y, por consiguiente, univer-
sal. Su nombre es respetado por los Es-
tados Unidos
ell gran Pershing es una figura de-
masiado gloriosa para que, en- ningun
momenho, necesite que al consagrarsele
un recuerdo de justa admiration, Sc
tenga que cometer una injusticia his
torica
No nos preocupan los nombres de las
Gales interiores del Condado, conocida
propiedad de los caballeros y amigos
sehores Behn, quienes estimamos de
un modo desinteresado.
Repetimos que 81 Sc tratara de hacer
una campaiia mas menos habil, para
suprimir Ia historical Avenida Ponce de
Leon, no vacilariamos EN- levantar nues-
ira voz.
Y ell dia que ell Municipio de San
Juan trate de llevar cabo una fiesta
en- honor del general Pershing, no po-
niendole su nombre a una calle inte-
rior del Condado, sino organizando un
acto intellectual solemne, con trabajos
hechos expresamente, para imprimirlos
en- un folleto y distribuir este entire los
nifos de nuestras escuelas, ese dia los
hombres de Ell MUNDo pondran todo
Ell estuerzo de sus plumas al servlclo
de la patriotica obra enaltecedora de
la gran fgura de Pershing.
La gloriosa fgura del General anne
ricano, merece, en- nuestro concepto, al
go mas que una modesto lapida en- una
calle escondida en- una propiedad parti-
cular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
80 MILITARES FRANCHISES
HERIDOS POR LOS
ITALIANOS
CPor Gable France0

PARIS, julio lei periodico
lie Matin declara que los suce-
SOS que han ocurrido en- Fiume han
sido originates por querellas v
disputas sin importancia que de.
generaron en- rinas y cheques en-
las GALES de Ia mencionada pobla
cion.
Treinta soldados franceses fue-
ron heridos, algunos de ellos de
gravedaJ
Las noticias que circular a cada
instante producer enorme sensa-
ci6n.
Afirmase que no solo hubo he
ridos, sino tambien muertos. eau
sados por Ia rabia con que Sc AGO
1elian los dos bandos contendien-
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
SEGUNDA PARTE

1.-Selecci6n musical por ell Club Ar
m6nico del Institute "Jose de Diego
2 -'' Himno a America, poesia de
Jose de Diego recitada por ell jOven
Enrique Jimenez Sola.
3.-Poesia de Evaristo Ribera Che
vremont, recitada por su autor
4.-Seleccion musical por La seiiorita
Acevedo ell joven Jose Balseiro
5.-Poesia de Jose de Diego, recitada
por ell joven Alfredo Vargas.
6.-Discurso de clausura, por ell Lii
cenciado Cayetano Coll y Cuchi''
La Compafia del Ferrocarril ha con-
cedido rebaja del so por ciento en- los
pasajes, empezando desde la vispera de
la fiesta hasta dos dias despues de la
mlsna. 4 sAa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
LA CHISPA DE FIUME
CONVERTIDA EN- VOLCAN

PARIS, julio 11.-El periodico
lie Temps" da la siguiente YER
sion del ataque violentisimo de que
fueron objeto los franceses en- Flu
me, por los italianos.
Estos, en- trajes civiles, ataca-
ron a los militares franceses que
protegian los depositos de armas
y municiones pertenecientes a la
base militar francesa.
Numerosisimas descargas fue-
ron hechas por los agresores ita-
lianos, que pretendian coger los
depositos militares.
Tan violenta fue la aggression, que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
LA VOTACION ES FATAL
PARA Ell GOBIERNO

PARIS, julio 11.-Los period
cos de esta capital comentan am
pliamente el resultado Gle Ia vota-
cion habida en- las Camaras, asi
como tambien que Sc intente con-
tinuar Ia censura y poner a la ma
cion en- estado de sitio hasta que
Sc ratifique en- definitiva ell Ira
tado de Paz.
Algunos periodicos ponen de re-
lieve, haciendola resaltar mucho,
la mayoria de Sc votos que obtuvo
el Gobierno y declaran que es la
mas debil que hasta ahora han
alcanzado los Gobiernos constitui-
dos en- la nacion.
Las Camaras-dicen-h lutheran
procedido mejor aboliendo ell re
gimen que gravita con extraordi-
maria pesantez sobre la libertad Gle
los ciudadanos, pero quiso impedir
el aplazamiento de algunas sema-
mas y acepto las responsibilities.
Varios periodicos, especialmen-
te lie Figaro" y LA Victor" /,
hacen constar que ell Gobierno lu-
ch6 aver en- terreno muy desven-
tajoso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
(Por Cable Frances)


PARIS, julio 11.-Los periodi-
cos aprueban con entusiasmo ell
que Sc haya elegido una Conf
sion investigadora que evite la
repeticion Gle los graves sucesos
que han ocurrido en- Fiume.
La prensa de Paris declara que
ell estado de cosas creado ALI ha
sido desmesuradamente agrandado
y falseado por algunos periodicos
de Italia, que les han dado, en- ra-
z6n Gle la patrioteria ambiente, ca
racter politico.
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FAvoRrTA

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
La ChiSpa de FiuI0e Sc cOnVierte vOlcan
celebrara sOlemnerente fecha del de julio
Notas dgda Esta noche Tosca e gran Las funciones
po los teutone eto del tenor Hpoo Lazaro del Municipal
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Lansing Sc des- En- Fiume, los italianos atacan y
pide de Francia hieren q los miGtares franceses
(Por Cable Frances)

True translation filed with the Post.
master at San JUAN p r. on july 18th
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4s1 ~ B. P. L. & Reg. 1913.
PARIS, julio 11.-El periodico
lie Temps" dice que Ell Secre-
tario de Estado de Norte-Ameri-
ca, Mr.. Lansing, abandonara Pa
ris, tai vez esta tarde mismo.
A Lansing lie reemplazara Mr..
Polk, Sub-secretario de aquel De
partamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12

los franceses tuvieron que hacer
uso de las armas. Ell fuego Sc ge-
neralizo entonces por ambas par
tes, contribuyendo a agravar ell es-
tado de las cosas la intervention
de los marinos de guerra italianos,
La policla italiana tuvo que in
tervenir para lograr restablecer
ell orden, 10 que fue conseguido a
las Z de la tarde.