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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06
BRITISH TROOPS CLASH
WITH GERMAN CITIZENS

Cologne. Nept- f-Herious dIslufb-
ances between Germans and British.
troops at Ensklrchen. twenty miles
southwest OF this city. resulted In q
soldier being badly injured.
The leader OF the Germans. n man
named Kupper, was court martiaied
and sentenced 70 death and the town
was riued 100. 600 marks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES


Is THE DISTRICT COURT Cor
Hernaliilu. states II New Mssicu
Yrtne n Candslaris, Ksecuirik e
WIl and Testament ~ Amhrnsi'l
laF.A Deceased Plaintiff 10 Will
Shadmeh. Mary T. Shadrsrh.
Gibson Nllkersnn nud ThumAs \
san. and Rafael Garcia Successor
Go v \ sirickier Trustee, DEF
SO. tgotG
To the Abu,s Named Defendants.
You are hereby notified that a
been flied aEainst you in said co
rnuuty hy the above amrd plain
Witch plaintln prAyH for judgment
You in the sum ~ 81 300. together
ier.s thereon from luly : ipiH. 90
Judgment Tor % SAM equal TO Ten
additional on tho sBid sum u ~ p
interest thereon from luly p lptr
~ Judgment o.. and Cor attorr",
'As Sum 81 $500 a. the amount ~ "a
ont Hud %,Nprnded Tor taNrs assessed
certain real estate hereinafter doscr
tho year 1911 Co 1913 Inclusive
with interest ON thr several amount
rate uf nup per cent pee Wohih 2
and d-ishursrmsuts Of suit aud tor
fnr.sin.ius 40 your risht title and
10 aud to certain land situate w. the
Alhuuuerque. county ~ Uerualiln. y
leo. ander and by virtue Of ths Ter
certain deed Of trust executed ~
January /, 1912. recorded Boo hnnk
page 100 ~ tho Records 90 hrrnhlilll
Nru Mexico Nhirh said land b. d
as follows Go vii
Situate lying and beius iu the
uighlnnd Addition Go tho town tnew
Alhuqurrque in the county % hl
stair ~ Nrw MrtIcp. known and 4
and designated un the map ~ SAID
nadr 10, ono pigckmaun in arrnrdh'
'nr survey made ny MarmoH Broth
Pmdt. g.. s Dept Surveyor and
the office OF thr Probate t'crk and
hriu Recorder NJ heruHlilln County.
nrst day Of September a lsn2
eastern half Of lots Numbered one
t2l and Three $50 in Block NrN'
i7il on Railroad lnnV 1enirnn NNc
hundred aud hfty feet tl'o)
ltiii street
You are further notified that an
enter nr cause 10 boz entered you ~
iu sald cause an ur before the tpft
september 1919 ludglurnt VIII be
against you 10y default Hnd the Ne
! foreclosure and other relief prayed
the complaint iu said suit viii BE-
Tho nanars ~ ibr plaintiff atturi
W 4 k,lrher aud % + ppwuer VI
office nddrtss is Cromwell hnildin.
uurrqug Sew Mexico
! israD AEsTuR MONTu
County
By HAIRY y LIE. Deputy.
Aug iU 1I.fu sept d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

700; market steady Beef steers.
sg.7s@ taco; COW. and heitcrs, $3.50
~ 9.oos stocksrs and feeder. t5hoN
Iff.bO; calves ss.Bom ls.oo.
HOG receipts. 800. market steady.
Top. $3.50; bulk, $500.
Hhecp receipts, A.0uu, market
steady. L1mbs. si2.ngmi4.Oo: even,
S7.0o ~ 800. feeder lambs. Sff.b0M
1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

Under and by virtue uf q drcrre ai
~ sale issued out uf the district ruur
second judicial district county ~ 81
stnte ~ New Mexitn. on The - dog
ust. A. ID 1919 In the above CATTLE
Nhtreiu IN. above unnird plniniiffs
tain Il Judgment against thH above M
PENDANTS Tor the sum II S2Ts 40 with
thereon FROM date 10 dht OF salu at
~ ~ ger cent per ahnum and al ~
and rxptuscs ~ suit and sHis VIII
deere, wss made aud entered on the
~ August A y 1919 am comma
s,il all the Interest In the following 4
property. a. public auction. 90 the
and host bidder for cash:
a certain tract ur parcel VI land
lying aud hing in Airisru Hernalilin
Ncv Mexico aud more particularly Il
a. follows, to-Niti Mrasuriug In Md
North ~ South sixty yards md In
from Eaft 90 Mrst Our Hundred
yards from The sCsquih Maure tn ihl
-Acuquia. ~ Ahan Mnntoya Baunded
North Boy lands ~ Antonio ChaVeE y
no the South hy lands NJ Rnmaln q
bud lands ~ Trinidad bnbaldau. on
by the Community ditch. and ou the
lands of AhHn Mnnioya
Therefore nUticr b. hereby given
the orb day NJ December A. ~ 1918
hour ~ ton clock. A. N ~ the frnnt
che Court house iu The County ~ o..
state NJ New Mexico ! will in uhrI
said decree aud order of sale sell 10
named interest In she said nbava a
premises 40 satisfy plaintiff iudgmr
Interest thereon aud all the costs Of
sale.
FELIPE y CURU.
Special N
Aus au Sept G.ll 90 go 23 etsl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

New York. Sept. Mercantile pa
pr. ia mfh; sterling demand
ss7: cables. Sss. Ouildcrs demand. az
rabies, a7h: Lire demand, 97S: ca.
niles. SIS: Marks demand. 4 ZIG; ca
hlcs. "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

New York. Sept. 6.-IAherty bond
final prices today were; avs. 9e.9S;
first g.. $3.50; SECOND f's. BATS; first
as. 9f.ef. second az ec.sS. third
3Ag4: fourth AS. %. 80; Vic
tory 8A'H. ea.b3. Victory 3A'H. 99.52;
Victory AIS. 9y.5a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

Chicago. Sept a.-Buttor steady.
Creamery. f9Fbtc
Eses unchanged; receipts. 7.ti5
clio =.
Poultry lower alive. springs. 2Sho;
fowls, sdu soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

NV York, Sopf. t.-V1itOn nturcs
closed eusy. October ASS. Iecem-
her 1851; jnnunry 2S.4s; March
zs.e0; May e9.03.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

W. buy md ,,u Oh ,iork and isas'
listins inrludes leases in Tiiinlnn
Okla. MiihHrEor County and ths "
section - Texas also Tucumeari
write o. tor prices aud farther uaf
circuit Harris A Go Inc as s1uih'
serve Bank Bldg Oklahoma CITY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06
BUSINESS o%PPoRTUNITI

MONEY for you In e,-rf mail.
Nothing 20 buy. nothing 10 sell. no.
- be- done; iusi e8O0 10 BE- invasioI
you have shown hat you are intsrc
return yunr ~ 90. Write Joseph l.
scar. a. Lee street. Lowell Ness.
GEOLOGIsr-N murray Ia. world m,
lngist can tel " Jour lands rnnr
Thirty Two years ~ rcirnuiic studies
alYsis ~ oil. hfAring lands In thrcp,
onts - tho globe NakeH nainre
plain. itUom 7. Ward hidE. WIGHT
Tex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06


Chicago, Sept. 6.-HoK receipts. A.
oooi market atrongs mostly 81 60 90
cents higher thhn yesterdays avcIBee.
Heavy $500 41hS5. medium. sts.fc
- 10.1As ught sIa.00 a. 20. shs Hight
lHht. tfNho mIa.7hi heavy packing
aoHs. smooth. sfG7B mi9.1h; packlts
soNs. rough. $500 WiG.76; pigs,
tfe.7bmfs.00.
Cattle receipts. s.0ao: complrod
with wqok ugo. Hcaey steers weak;
good and choice. light and handy
weight, st-arn and better grade hcif-
ers, IS to so contr higher: annerh rs
10 rs cents higher; bulls 70 cCnir
higher; western mostly % cents low
err. feed re steady TO strong.
Sheep receipts. 7,Voo; compared
with week ago. native lambs st0ndy %
Is centa higher; west ern mostly
steadts fat ewes unchanged; yeqrling
wethors. strong 20 SO tents higher
feeder lambs mostly IS 10 80 crn,s
lever; feeders. yearlinEs and wctherl
strong; few choice breeding ewss
strong. othrs weak to so cents lower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

rs THE DISTRICT COURT. County
nliiia. stale NJ New NrNicr
3. NJ SaudnNhl Tuuttrr. Tor iFidro .
Beneficiary. Plaintiff w. liayio
aud Iuanita Garcia, His Wiz. Del
A.. HfnuH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

New York. Sept. e. bar silver,
t1.itA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

krnsns CITY Prodncc.
Kansas city. Mo-. Sept. G.-nnitcr.
rrgs ard poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06
Kansas clty Id,c~tork.

Kansas city, MO. Sept. d.-Hog re-
colpts. $50: mnrtft steady to higher.
Mediums. sfs.25 q 1910; lights SiS.io
Gt9.6O.
Cattle receipts. 400; marka FOR
week: best lirht steers stead, other
grades and clnsFcs uneVrnly ten to
forty cents lower: butcher stock
mostly rs TO Is cents lower; tanners
weak 20 20 rents lowrri calves. Si.25
10 $3.50 higher: stockcrs and feeders.
&c 70 so mi lower; Ehc-stock. as
TO IS cents lower
Sheep receipts. i.100; market Tor
week; native inmbs steady to 20 cents
lower: Western lambs. rs 10 so cents
higher; good fat ewes. rs 10 80 cents
higher.
Denver Livestock.
Denver. S,pt. g. Cattle receipts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06
MONEY 20 LOAN

WE LOAN you mors money on -
mondh, watches. ieselry ard Liherts
Reliable. liberal and confidential
Jswolry. 2O2 West Ceatral. torn.
ianog.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

HAVE you lost soinethlhgf Advertise /
sia.sihsd section " fhk HERALD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

rfOR sALE-Jcrsey eow. Belsian IA
bits thaeks and doeaD TO1 Noril
Phone 1875.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

Fon ,s;~A,kE--sa~s choice Navajo ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

FOR SALE-0eonnsite dress. suitable
formal oecasione Has never beef|
sitc 20. Phone i5sa.J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06
WANT

FOUR rooms u good fufnitum for sal
special price. AT ~ 7th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-06

FOR sALE-one good unge. one
also tables aud mattresses. Call 4
Central Ave.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
.JEWETT CITY

The extra trains will run through Jewett City today as on the two previ- ous Saturdays2I2.3e, 2.30 and e.S0 p. m. north. and 2.30. AIS and 11.2S p. m. south.
 The body of Mrs. Andrew Lester of cemetery for burial in the family lot Thursday afternoon. The Lester fam fly has owned property in the town of Griswold for more than a. hundred years, and while for years they have lived in New York, it was their cus- tom to spend the summers at- the home on Stone Hill. until several years ago the house was burned and has never benefactors of the town in placing a beautiful fountain in Pachaug. giveG by Miss Elizabeth Lester in memory of her father. Andrew Lester, and her brother Charles. Mrs. Andrew Lester was Mary Harris Durkin. the adopted daughter of Thomas Harris of New York. She would have been 93 years of age this month. Five years ago sht was injured by fall and has been a' invalid since that time. She marie pin 1S41 Andrew Lester, who died Oct 21, 1889. There were four sons an. E.three daughters. James Francs 1908. William Christie. Andrew Ed ward Miss Mary Elizabeth. Mrs. An- n1e Melvina Brown and Mrs. Adele Cozzens Waters. The body was ac-
 
 Mrs. James Lester Edward and Will diam Lester and MT. and Mrs. William Wright. Mrs Wright being grand daughter. Besides her children she children. Rev. J. P. Richa rdson. pas tor of Pachaug church. conducted the burial service.
 ! Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph AppaIt of week of their honeymoon at Gordon Willis camp. Mrs. Apalt was Miss Alice Moore. a niece of Mir. Willis, and had ivedIin his home for several years
 !. Mrs. Norman Parkhutst and daugh- ter Ethelle go to Swansea Beach. Mass, today (Saturdayo for a visit
 Do not allow trolley strike to inter fere with your shopping. Mail or tel ephone your order or request for san- pie. All goods sent prepaid parcel post, at store prices. Fabric Shop Danielson. Conn. Telephone 1s7-1c or 167-3.-adN
 sH E. Paul returns today from a weeks stay in Manchester. N. H.
 John McBroome. U. s. N. R. r.. who has been stationed at New London. has been sent to Bay Ridge. N. J., to receive his discharge.
 Trespassing for any cause, will re- suit in immediate arrest. on my pro- perty. W. S. Brown. Shepard Hill Farm. Central Village.-adv
 Rev. J. B. Aidrich's subject at the Methodist church Sunday morning will be The Song of Triumph of the Christian Church The combined preaching service and Epworth league will be held at 2 o'clock, with Mrs Nellie Saunders as leader.
 Rev. M. D. Futier's rs.orrine subject to the Juniors at the Baptist church is The Story of a Bell. The touic for the Seniors is Spiritual Temple and Wor- shippers. The Young Peoples service will be held at SIS D. m The subject of the evening sermon is Very Short and Very Long. Miss Edna Malcolm of Brooklyn N. Y, will sing at both morning and evening services.
 The Congregational church is closed during this month. 4-..
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
SOUTH COVENTRY

Wednesday evening at Norwalk. an audience that crowded the Catholic club to the door greeted Rev. James J. MeGinness, formerly curate of St
 Mary's parish. NorwaIk, who a few
 weeks ago was appointed pastor of St. MaryS church. South Coventry. The reception was arranged and car ried out under the direction of Rev. Walter A. McCrann, assistant to Rev.
 Thomas J. Finn. and consisted of a musical programme. together with ad- dresses by the visiting clergymen,
 Rev. R. J. Carroll, pastor of St. Jo-
 Rev Father Hoeger of the Holy Ghost
 Order, Ferndale. West Norwafx. who were. introduced by Edward J. Quin- Ian, president of the Catholic club. Fa- ther Carroll and Father Hoeger paid a fitting tribute to Father McGinneSS.
 A check for $1.100, silver. linen and various other furnishings for the rec tory at South Coventry were the gifts
 showered upon Father McGinness while the rAseption was in progress. During the ten years that he labored among the people of St. Mary's. Nor
 walk, Father McGinness made friends without number. As principal of the parish syh0oi, he endeared himself to the children, and the converts whom
 he brought into the church will re-
 member him in their prayers. He worked hard for the Holy Name so- ciety, and his interest in the old and
 infirm members of the congregation
 is known to everyone. While his for
 ner parishioners are reluctant to part
 with him, they rejoice in knowing that he has Teen advanced and their
 nrayers and well wishes will follow him to his new field of labor.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02

business visitor here on Friday.& 4 Charles Amos Johnson. alumni sec retary of Trinity College. Hartford. was a visitor here Friday afternoon Ruth and Frances are spending the month Of August at Antrim, N. H.
 Misses Ethel and Loretta Webb and Miss Nadia McDenough of Boston are spending two weeks with William J. Swceny and family of Jackson street.
 MT. and Mrs. Owen O'Nei1 of New London who have been the guests Of pr. and Mrs. Owen O'Neil of this city have returned, to their home. !. Recrea tioh Park Sunday evening, the concert at The Oaks Thursday eve ming taking it's place.
 F The regular motion picture program was shown at Recreation Park Fri day evening under the auspices of the industrial department of the local r. M. C. A. There was a gocs1 attend ance and the 7o-ninute program was
 Clarenee Bowen and Robert Bath left Friday for a short vacation at Block Island
 Miss Jean Howie has returned after spending her vacation at .Menauhant, Sweet corn has made it's first ap- pearance of the season in local mar kets. T.
 The first of the posters got out by the Welcome 9Home committee made 2 their appearance on the street Friday afternoon.
 . The local drum corps left Friday night to take part in the state field day at Middletown today. E George Chase of Nerwich was 9 visitor in WiIlimantic Friday.
 Miss Alice Mcknight of Robbins court. Norwich was a visitor hers Friday evening".
 Arthur l.. King and Harry W. Nord strom of Brooklyn. N. Y. were visi- tors in Wiiiimaptic Friday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
SAYS THE WDINE MAN
 Broadway Pharmacy friday and Saturday, August 1st and 2nd Invite All To Try Their Wonderful Method
ABSOLUTELY FREEi
Their Wonderful Method

and her case was of twelve years standing.
 Then maybe again you are troubled with impure blood; have boils and ab- scesses by the dozen. Orry Crist the street car motorman, said he had them so bad that he felt like sec ond Job, yet Goidii1e relieved him in just three weeks. If you suffer from loss of memory and have catarrh so bad that the mucous fills your throat until it chokes you, then your case is like that of Mrs Elizabeth Birch, who recovered her health through Goldine.
 Suppose you have to get un mum Der of times each night because of your water, your kidneys and bladder trouble you severly, the water b-erns like fire, you have rheumatism until you can hardly get around, you have bad blood poison in your left arm and think that Goldine couldn't do you any good. If you think that, ask w, H. Nickols. If you are still one of the doubters, I will give you names and addresses of these people so you can go and see and find out for your self what it has done and is doing. % matter how skeptical you are you otv' it to yourself or the loved one i whom you are interested to invest gate. We urge your investigation a large sized test dose of Goldin, The minute you take it people sa. you feel it to your toes. Then talk it six days at your meals and watc the results. You don't need to buy if you don't want to. This offer to every man and woman of this cit We ask you to test GoIdine for youi self. Come yourself or bring any su fering member of your family vii the most difficult health problem am. try -Goldine just once.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02

Remember, I am going to give every man and every woman a free lest of our GoIdine Treatment. the medicine which was originated and perfected for suffering humanity and which is accomplishing such remark ablt results. I am here on my tour of the leading cities where Goldine agencies are located.
 Its users say this medicine gives new. life, strength, energy and ambi- tion to people who have lost their vim This is the medicine that R, M. Blair says made him walk again after being a helpless invalid for three years and to our knowledge is the only medicine having the record of such a case in the entire country.
 This famous medicine, as they teii us makes up the lack of certain ele- ments that the system requires for the dev velopment of nerve strength and physical endurance. This is the med icine under which Mrs. Mayo, who health in six weeks when given only
 hree months to live. Now does the
 york of her family of six. Goidine
 ook off thirty nine pounds of bloat and dropsy for this lady in six weeks. She says it was a miracle and her neighbors think the same. Maybe you are eating three square meals a day, but can't gain in strength be- eause you don't assimilate your food.
 )r maybe you are nervous, easily eX- -ited, can't sleep, get weak and trem-- ole, have floating Specks before your eyes and bad case of indigestion. Compare your case with that of Mrs. Anna Mckelvey, who says she had stomach trouble so bad that crackers and milk was her principal diet. She regained her health through Goldine
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
CANTERBURY GREEN

Rev. MT. Humphrey of Plimpton. Mass. is expected 10 preach at the church Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Hawes- Cake and Lemonade were served. The society will hold the annual lawn party next week on the church green.
 Mrs Howard Hoxsie has been i'll the mast week
 Fred Williams of WiIlimantic spent Sunday with his father. Herbert Will Hams. who has been under the doctors Eare. but is now able to be out.
 Miss Olive Sanger of Cleveland. O.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
EAST KHLRGLY

Clarence Chandler and family of DanieIson visited relatives here Sun day.
 Mrs Fred Shippee of South Man chester has been spending few days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shippee.
 Mir and Mrs. John Phillips of North Scituate visited at Herbert Oatley's Sunday.
 Welcome Say1es of Moosup Is visit ing his brother. A. H Sayles-
 MT and Mrs William West enter tained party of out of town relatives Anthony Kiiday. Miss Mae Kilday
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
r,Ivinune al
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awarded to the United States Rubber company the bid of S2, 400 having been the lowest submitted.
 Ansonia. = This city has two men with the Pacific fleet. Bartholomew Fitzgerald is on the New Mexico, flag ship of the fleet. and Wilbur Remedy is on the New York.
 New Britain.-State President John F.. Leeney, who with his wife went to the Pacific coast to attend the nation al convention of the Ancient Order of
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02

Hibernians. has arrived home after a most interesting trip.
 Waterbury.--Local barkeepers are in trouble because they have been sell ing ginger ale highballs with pep in them, and the pep" turns out to be whiskey. -3
 New Haven. - Postmaster TrOup stated this week that the work or transferring the Dostofhce equipment from the old building to the new structure will begin about Aug. 9tha
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Hartford.-A contract for hose for the Hartford fire department has been
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
THE H. C. MURRAY co.

a former Canterbury resident, visited this week At Fl. B. Browns
 Privafea and Mrs. Smith of New Mexico 1hft Black Hill Wednesday on their return trip to the west
 Revs-M,, HE Jones. a former popular pastora of the church the green visited,s recently with Mrs Elias Pat rick ard Mrs. Hawes.s Miss Jones is enjoying "a months vacation from her work in sProvidence
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02

and .Ioseph Pray of Ballouville were recent visitors with friends here.
 s1e, rill Jacques spent Sunday with his father in South Killingly.
 Mrs A P. Rich is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Luther Andrews, in Versailles.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02

Manehester.EWord to the effect that Major Harry B. Bissell has acted as a United States military governor of a German city has been received in Manchester.
The Washington times., 1919-05-26

Commerce, to outline a permanent
merchant marine policy. Gronna OF
North Dakota, progressive and practi-
cal farmer, is chairman of Agricul-
ture, which deals with farmers in
terests and which at this session is
expected to report a drastic bill regu-
lating the packing industry.
Kenyon is chairman of Education
and Labor, from which will come all
labor, welfare and Americanization
legislation. Johnson of California,
heads Woman Suffrage, and becomes
q member of Foreign Relations, the
most important committee in the Sen
ate.
In addition, progressives have Nor
ris, Kenyon, and Capper, Kansas, on
Agriculture; Kenyon on aAppropria-
tions, where he will help keep tax
spending down, he promises.
Therefore. progressives feel that
even though the old guard should win
with Penrose and Warren, the pro-
gressive group is more strongly
placed in the Senate than ever before,
and better able to influence lesisla-
tion.
The Washington times., 1919-05-26
AUSTRIA CONDEMNS
TERMS OF PEACE
Continued from First Page.J


derstands the allied reply to the
counter proposals will be read June
or Z, the Germans then having three
days to sign. The special printing
outfit which will publish the counter
proposals in book form has arrived at
Versailles in charge Of eighteen ex-
perts.
Meantime, the exchange OF notes
between Premier Clemenceau and For
eign Minister Brockdorff-Rantzau con-
tinues. The latest note from the Ger
mans concerns the allied reply to
Brockdorff-R antZau's communication
regarding responsibilities.
The first alteration in the treaty
was made in the allies reply to the
Germans note on the Saar valley.
The allies made concessions provid
ing the League OF Nations shall de-
termine the method by which Ger
many may recover the mines, provid-
ing the people OF the region vote for
German annexation.
Further alterations in the treaty
ere possible, il was said today, al
though it was declared there would
be nothing OF a vital nature. TT Ber-
lin reports are borne out that Brock
dorff- Rantzau will ask that Germany
be permitted an army OF 100000 in
stead OF 900, it is said that the
request will probably be granted.