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per company; and J E. Curry, War ren, secretary American Mining Con gress, Arizona Chapter.
 That the outlook for a better price for copper is excellent, is the con- census of opinion among the man. agers of the copper companies of the Southwest as expressed here Mon day. They were most optimistic but conservative withal They point out that while the surface indications ap- pear most favorable, yet the present bulge in the price of the metal is not coming from the source that should make for permanent higher level.
 The disturbing element in the cop per situation continues to be the i'm. mense surplus of copper that Ameri- can copper producers have on hand. On the first of the year this amount ed to 1,250,000,000 pounds. This fig ure is in addition to the copper that has been mined and smelted since that time, less the copper sold.
 As soon as the former central Euro pean empires, which have been de nuded of the red metal for four years and more, establish their credits there appears to be little question, in the minds of the copper producers. as to the future of the industry. It appears to be only matter of wait ing until that time arrives
 The producers discussed the gen, eral situation in Arizona and in the Southwest. where it affects the min ing industry. Secveral of the con gress returned to their homes late yesterday, some left during the night and others will go home on this mornings trains.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
THE BAFFLEO VETS


 Hope springs eternal in the breast of the vets, but it has mighty little nourishment to feed on. If the gal, leries could be forbidden visitors and secret ballotings provided for a ma. Jority might be found for moderation and common sense and the repeal or modification of the wartime prohibi- tion act, or, at least, for the permitted sale of light wine and beer. Eut up in the galleries sit the prohibition bosses, watching their thralls on the floor. If member wishes to deviate into tolerance and intelligence he dares not do it. The memorable die tators of his vote are keeping tab on him It is an old story Still, the hearts of the faithful vets hold out, as, there is reason to believe, before long, their arid tongues will.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
Rains Aid Forage
 Crops, Hurt Cotton

PHOENIN, July 23.-Crops in dry land sections have made remarkable progress during the past week says the depart ment ot agriculture's weekly bulletin on Arizona crops issued today.
 The bulletin continues:
 Oats. beans spring wheat sorghum. potatoes and all forage crops generally are in good condition. Oats for hay is stooling out unusually well owing to the damp weather. and already is making heavy crop.
 The rains have not been particularly advantageous 10 cotton in irrigated sec tions as there is tendency to much plant growth and Johnson grass has be- come troublesome in some of the fields. No shedding has occurred as yet"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
FACING BOTH WAYS New York Sun:

Was there ever anything quite like this since international diplomacy learned to talk? To Europe: Amer ica demands it; have her mandate: i: l dare not abate or compromise; do not disappoint ner; do not send me home to merited seorn" To America: {: Europe demands it; do not abate or compromise; dare you break the heart of the world?"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
A DEMOLISHED ARGUMENT

The fact seems to have. escaped those fervid partisans who are hurl. ing epithets at critics of the cove, nant of the League of Nation, but nevertheless it is a fact that the an nouncement of resumption of busi- ness with Germany completely de. stroys the partisan contention that in holding up ratification of the peace treaty until they can be sure. of what It means senators are reopening war or delaying the arrval of peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
WHAT THE
 PAPERS SAY
FAMILIAR STUFF
New York Tribune.

New York Tribune:
 The warmest admirer of Senator swanson of Virginia will hardly con- tend that he added much to the en- llghtenment of America and the world by the three hours of discourse he unloaded on the senate. The track that he trotted has many foot prints; the cart he dragged is loaded with familiar stuff.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
Here and There ia Arizona

wife claimed she was fired upon al the time her husband was shot, foux times and killed. Bartwell's killing was the seventh involving negro in- fantrymen stationed here during the past three months
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
PACKING PLANT AT PHOENIX.

THSENltNO TGSNi Ht TElSGNi/Ns
 PHOENIX, July 23-The new packing plant has passed the preli- minary stages and is about to be built The contract has been let tG J. M. Sparks of Douglas, who has just returned from Chicago and other eastern points with Ed. Tovrea and $. J. Tribolet of the company, the three having made extensive inspec- tions and studies of the best plants in the country.
 MT Sparks stated yesterday that he is getting things together to bc ready to start construction as soon as the plans are completed and arrive from Chicago. where they are being prepared by the Packers Architee tural and Engineering company oi that city, firm of experts that al this time have seven similar plants under construction.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
7TH NEGRO SOLDIER

oFOT TN NUOHLEb
 MORALES, Ariz., July 22.-Private BaTtwell, Company M, 25th infantry
 (negFo). was shot an killed at his home here early today Sergeant Bradley. of the same company, was missing today and is believed to have crossed the Mexican border into Son ora. according 10 military officials In vestigatiug the shooting. BsItv ell 5
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

FAIL understand why COchse County AA again the Bsbee deportation There is "
 ment. It looks outsider though the making fight friendship w W's
 
 promoted O w. W's other underabes high house The law of the land properly applied will doubt wholesomeLArizona
 The big city tell twelve hand She a the crack from We object felow the when what S a dsinfecant the breath
 When Heinie into the will doubtless price of thing sly of getting of the indemnity.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-24

When Henie into the he will of thing sly of getting part indemnity
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
DESDE La COLECTIVA

La labor ardua e importante que vie
men realizando las comisiones de los
talleres esta dando Ell resuitado apss.s-
cido. Cuando la Comisi6n la integran
camaradas inteligentes, ecuanimes, rec
tos y honorables, ESQ es garantia para
la enssdad que representan, pues pons
de relieve ante los patronos nuestra
cultura eficiencia. Los Comisionados
deben ser hombres de eycelentcs ejccu
torias y de buenas cualidades.
Con motive de las quejas que hemos
fornulado protesiando de Ia mala ca
iidad de los matsriales las comisiones
de los talieres han liegado Ia conclu-
sion. despues de IN detenido y juicioso
examen que la incompetence de cier-
tos emplsados hacen que. las tripas y
capotes, lleguen las mesas Ell condi-
clones desI s'.:osas. Y este efecto
el comite Sc propone suAituir csos
emplsados cen ciudadanos que entisn-
dar el ofcio Que sepan distinguir las
hojas y materiales indispensables ell
la elaboration de las vitolas.
suplicamos la Comision Que dicha
medida Sc haga cxtensiva iambien al
rezagado de capa, pues los .rezagadoro IS
deben ser tabaqueros entendedores y no
trabajadores profanos.
Los talleres han resuelto cue los fon
dos que Sc .donan semanallnentc los
tabaQueros huelguistas de New York
sean distributes entire las camaradas
que han quedado fuera de las fabricas
de acuerdo con la ley del trabajo mi
nimo.
Recomendamos nuestros camRradas
Fque sea aumentada la Quota los pobres
tuberculosis en- diez ounce cen lvos
mas Endosamos esta proposition al nue.
vo comite de enfermos y hsiados.
Ell CORRESPoNsAL.
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ftr-f ~sssss. s-.a- 4.
Ell, coMERcIo MoDERNo

Para hacer buenos negocios es pre-
ciso tener mucha .clieptela, y para te-
ner mucha clientela, Sc necesita agra
,darla vendiendole ,buenos articulos pre-
clos mas baios, cortesia y afable ira
to, proporcionando al mismo tempo CO.
modidad a los parroQuianos remitiendo
a su casa todo cuanto usted compren
Todo este 10 conseguira 81 compra en-
la tienda de J.. ,MEJIAs Y CO.. Stop "a
y media, Telefono, e71, santurce. r R.
.Advt.
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AUSTRIA Y AdEMANIA
DpRANTE LA GUERRA
Ell REVERSE DE LA EsTRATEGIA

Los pcri6dicos aiemanes comentan Con
gran acritud Ell libro que acaba de pu
blicar el ex jefe del que fue gran Es-
tado Mayor aus;<ohungaro, mariscal ba-
ron Konard Won IIoertzendorff Dicen
que Ell tantas veces derrotado caudillo
trata, dando la publicidad sus Memo
rias insimasf de descargarse del peso
abrumador de sus errores <estrategicos.
Y Sc laments de que, para conssguirlo,
echc sus propias culpas sobre las SUI
fridas espaldas germanas.
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LEA EsTo, LIE INTEREsA

Desea ustcd hacer algunas fotogra.
fias ell su casa tomar algunas vistas
de su establecimiento? La fotografia
Alfonso, Cr1z II, le hara un trabajb
bueno y barato Tambien hacemos eli
ches para cines. Advt
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Sc xende.

Sc vENpE una hpca de 80 cuerdas, pro-
pia para cana y tabaeo, situada en- ell Kmo.
55 Hto. 8, en la carretera de Cayey Ca
guass Tiene sembradas cuatro cuerdas ca
ma de plantila con casa para vivienda Y
aeregados
Para informes cayey Light and Ice Co.
comereio No. !, cayey. r. R.
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PREcIos De ANUNCIos ECONOMICS COS
Sc ofrece.
.r = u n - = ....r. =

VIDA NUEvA:-Director. Licenciado ysss
de j. Tizdl. Sub.directot. s. Rosario Or.
tlz. Reduction, Tetuan dos, baios xp. fzo&
Tel. 654. Este semanario Sc publicatA Il.
dos los iueves. Suscripci6n: I'm mes ciA-
cuenta centavos. Un trimestre, $1.2o. Tn
scnestre 1925. Un aho $4. PAGO ANT.
CIPADO. Anuncios econ6micos: =
Ss1,o@aoo<
iPor que comprar muebles malos caros
cuando usted puede adquirir los magnffcoS
muebles que fabrica hoy la casa Efhrearidas
Vealos en- la mueblcrfa sLos Novios''.
Salvador Brau "A, San Juan AlH todo Is
NUFvo, ELEGANTE MODERNo.
- 0S4 ! 80 II J. .sF
LA ROMANzA DE TARzAN,' continue,
ci6n del f'fIornbre Mono'', ileg6. Todos los
Cines que deseen exhibxla dirfjAnss Ia
EMPREsA YAGUEz para marcar fecha de
exhibition. ~t
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iATENcroN A Esrol .QUE. .INTEREsA listed,

positive por I'M
modico hgalo sio
cacion7 Comecante necesita dependishte7
sventa?
dtar los producos representa-? Propar
dfrua las ventajas practice
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Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones para cabaleros o
matrimonio solo. Rafael COrdero nImero 81.
Sc DEsEA ALQUI1AR.-Pa el primero
De octubre casa Santurce ell Con.
dado. amueblada sin amueblar. T'el6fono
500, San Juan.
~--- ~>~-~-~-0y- r--~-----~~ ~-~c----~---
Sc ALQUILA-Departa comfortable en-
casa de familia, EN- ell sitio mas centrico de
la ciddad. Brau 81, tercer piso derecha Tc-
lefoho $50 Rojo Altos de Ell MUNDo.
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EN- SAN JOSE NO. 2.

Ell verano de 1916 Y ell otono de 1918.
La Prensa germana dice que tiene GU
riosidad por saber como explicara Ell ex-
generalisimo austriaco las dos grandes
derrotas del Piave.
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LA PARADA IS es hoy 10 .mejor de santur.
ee. Ali hay una casa de cuatro dormitorios,
sala etc, etc. Hace esq. la calle E. cerra.
50. 500.
Tiene hipoteca, $1,000. Yea Francisco Ala.
mo. 331 azul
cASAS dos en- la carretera entire las para
das IL y 10. Gran solar mucho futaro. va
lor $4,000. Sc venderdn pronto.f
Francisco Alamo, s31 azul. santurce.
SOLAR de izx25 casa. Renta So. Pre-
clio $1,000 Sc deian $1,000 en- hipoteca al
uno por ciento. Stop is. francisco Alamo,
te6fono 331 azul.
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sColocaciolnes.

DEsEA coLoCACIoN San Juan o Isla-of-
cial ecnciado-esten6graf ingl6s espa-
mol corresponsal tenedor de libros. FIX
perienca Curse Especial en- contablidad
agrieola. Buenas refereneias. Box 81, Ca,
rolina.
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Konfad Won Hocrtzendorff afirnla en-
su obia que 81 lie hubieran hecho case
en- Berlin, Alemania habria ganado Ia
guerra. sos:iere que ia contienda de
maniobras dejo de ser possible despnes
de La batalla de .Flandes. v cue Sc i'm
ponia hn cambio. de, procedin1ientos, por
que las pugnas iineales tenian for1osa-
mente que acabar en- Isis esteriles De
.ahi que propusiera Falkcnhayn, su cole
ga germano, un plan de invasion de
Italia.
He aqui como razona Tfoertzendorff:
'Francia defsndia muy bien su fren..,.
Los ingleses preparabsn Ell .envio de grue
Sos contingencies bisoiios. Dichos ele-
mentos britanicos no podian ser utili-
zados sino hasta ell verano de 1916 Nos
quedaba una primavera. Habia que
aprovecharla. Die Falkenhayn cue
81 romrfamos por la meseta de Asiago
y desde ella descendiamos. al vsneso. des
tluiriamos, de 'un golpe, todo el sEier-
cito de cadorna Una vez logrado este,
NADIA seria mas facil que cstablecer
una linea defensive oriental y marchar
sobre los ,Alpss tfranceses con 500 mil
soldados .embriagados por .el triunfo
Sc amenazaria asi todo ell mediodia de
Francia x esta. naci6n oblgada a di-
yidir sus fuerzas tendria cue sucum-
bir .forzosament". k
vPero Falkenhayn no lie hizo case. .Te-
MIA entire manos algo mas grave que la
campafia italiana preyectada por Hoert-
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BE vEEDE.-Magninco pApel Coated de Ia
nismA class peso en- que ss inprimsn los
fotograbados dc Puerto Rico nustradc'' al
precio reduc,dfsimo de s11.0O Ia resmA de
setents libras tamaho 2S K ss-PidnIo q
Puerto Rico uustrado Inc. salvador Brau
81, P. o. Box s46. San Juan p. .R.---Todas
las vsntap Al rontado
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,Coupras.

Sc CoMPRA UNA BICICLETA PARA NJ
Ma DE Is aiios; 81 es mas grande, meior.
Dirijase ''EH MUNDO'', p. o. Box 345.
Sc coMPRAN pasajer de Ira para NJ Y.
fecha pr6xima. So pagan bien. Informara:
Medal Film Co.. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

Hoertzendorff promote sus lectores
un segundo tomo de Memorials, que abar-
cara los sucesos comprendidos entire
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zendorff. Preparaba, NADIA menos, ia
gran ofensiva de verdun que debia
aniquilar el poderio de la Rep1blica.
Hosrtzendorff declara catsgoricamen
te qusla idea de atacar a. -verdun, no fu6
de Falkenhayn, nj de Haeseler, nj dc
Deimbirgs nj mucho menos de IIinden-
burg y Mackensen, que Sc opusieron a
ella con todas sus .energias. La idsa fu6
del krOnprinz, malaventurado y aturdi-
do jefe, al que deben los alemanes in
finitos desastces.
De ahi que en- enero, Falkenhayn Sc
negara a promoter Hoertzendorff las
diez divisiones teutonas escogidas que
este lie pedias para su ataque de las
frontsras de Italia. z es que las ncce-
sitaba para la batalla verdusiana.
Hoerzendorff. sin embargo, no Sc des-
animo. EsperaDa lograr una victoria ra-
pida y aplastante. Cuando vean mi
exito querran explotarlo y me envia-
ran las diez divisiones, pensaba.
ccmenzo la carniceria de verdun Los
atacantes no progresaban. Y Hosrtzen-
dorff rogo a Falkenhayn que desistie-
ra de su empefio Y lie ,ayudara a inyadir
las llanuras de Lombardia. NO trope-
zaremos ALA con ningun verdun mex
pugnable-agrsg sgsba-. Despues del cho
que Y la ruptura, todc Sc roducira a
una carrera lOca detr&s de los fugiti-
vos.''
Mas Falkenhayn no Sc pertenecia.
FL kgonprinz le obligaba continues es-
fperzos 'dcsssperados. Y, ademas, sa-
,biase que llegaban al norte de .Francia
divisiones inglesas con mucha artille-
Tia. Alemania necesitaba en- Occiden-
tie sus tropas disponibles.
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Konrad Won Hoertzendorff fue duran
te muchos amos el jefe austriaco del
partido de la guerra. Guerra que los
Habsburgos aplastasen a Serbia, pero
rcservaba para Italia 10 mas ardiente Y
pEofundo de su odio. Eadie ignora en-
Ia nacicn hermana que, cuando los te-
rremotos que destruyeron Mesina Reg
dio di Calabria, Hoertzendorff propuso
al emperador Francisco Jose que in
vadiera ell suelo italiano con sus ejer-
citos del Tirol y de la carintia creia
que era buena OCCASION para iar un gol-
pc SECURE. Y Sc enfurecio eniucho por-
que Sc nesaron de viena escuchar sus
hSrbsras sne e'stiones diabolicas "Ha-
bra que hacerlo .algdn dia, y costa,
mas sargre que ahura nubiese costado, =
decia rasonando su atroE consejo, que
el mismo conde Tisza creyo deshonroso
9 infame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

Sc vENDE barato un CIRCo DE cABA.
LLITos yeuna OLA GIRAT0RIA. Ioforua-
RAE. Riera, Apartado 223, Mayaguez, p r.
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ocasion: la
FEREETERIA MERINo

acapa de .recibir, .BANOS, yI4ABABQS,
inodOrcs, .dpchas sBidets que ,vende a
precios- muy ,baratos.
San Juan. ,Adyt.
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No obstante, Hosrt1endorff ataco
sus Eanguardias. 4formadas por unida-
des entrenadas especialmente para ell
asalto, rompieron las ineas italianas
del Trentino. Mas la progression no fue
tan rspida como Sc habia calculado.
Alemania no mandaba divisiones. Y de
pronto los rusos destrozaron EN- VOL
hynia al ei6rcito del archiduque jose.
y entraron en- Luck -.
Hoertzendorff, en- esta parte de sus
Memorials, Sc rsvuelye cont~a ell cita-
do imperial caudillo y, lie cupre de ap6s-
lttrofes. LIE sepsa de- habsrse de- qdo
sorprender por sBrpssiloff, " de haber he
cho, con las reservas. absurdas. Y de-
sastrosas maniobras. Es cierto-con-
cede-- que. Ia moral de las tropas aus
triacas dc ..oriente estaba Quebrant.adi-
silla; pero el archiduQue disponis de
varias huenas divisiones y los germa-
nos no tardaron EN- .enviarle socorros
de importancia. Sin embargo, lie hicieron
cientos de miles de prisioneros ilesos
lie cogieron un material enorme.''
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Sc VENDE un piano Kohler una grafo.
nola Colombia un attachemente panola Aeo.
Iian, muchos records yarios muebles. esco-
jidos rosales.
Union z, Stop y. Miramar. telefono s51
roio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

vENDo UNA CASA con 2so metros de so
lar Ell Ia calle del Quito, Parada FL. 1nfor.
mara Flor Rivera, Dos Hermanos 80, San
turce, Tel6fono s71 Negro
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Sc NECEsITA una taquigrafa competente
en- ingles y castellano, graduada de Alta Is
cuela. Informaran en- cl bufete de Francis
y De la Haba, Cruz IS. San Juan. p e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

soLIcITAMos HABITAcIoN-Mat Matrimonio
espahoI con dos nihos, solicita dos busnas
habitaciones amuebladas en- santurce, Mi
ramar Q condado, con comida servicio. Da
y pide referencias- Escribase: A. r. S..
BOX 266 San Juan.
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Sc vENLE ma farmacia en- punto centricc
dc San Juan y otra en- santurce. Tambien
una casa en- Rio Piedras, su valor de mi
doscientos dolares y un piano marca ale
man en- ciento vefnticinco d6lares .Informa,
ci6n Rafael Roias, Bazar cortes. San Juan
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Sc vENDEN dos escritorios grandes, nm
piano dc excelerte marca. I'M iuego muebles
de tres pleas, todo en- buen estado. Infor-
maran podran verse en- San Francisco "a,
frente 4 Plaza de Colon.
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GANGAS-Por embarcarse su dueno SC ven.
de en- Catano una casa en- 81. 10000. Solar
z 1885. Renta $4,000. Ramon Arandes
2s carretera St., cataio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Two Denver Men
Wanted On a
Fraud Charge

Denver. May Ji.-Wnrrunts for the
arrest ~ Robert A. Brown. cashier
81 the closed CITY hank and Trust
company. anu 4 \. Hnrnhlli. president
81 the Colorado Pitch Hiende com.
uany, were issued here today Brown
a. charred with smhukEirment and
larceny 81 y check Tor 100000 aud
harnhill ~ named "a accomplish.
The Clty nanh aud Trust company
waa closed uy the state banking com
missioner last "Wednesday 4 shortage
Of more than 800 u0 r. said q have
been found.
The Information on which the war.
rants we're issued Was sworn 60 BY W
J talliran president OF the bank
The warrants were taken 10 the sher-
IFS office and u was said the men
would be under arrest late today.
n va announced today hat ~ u
result 81 Il directors meeting ~ the
Pitch ulendc company Yesterday
narnhiil was dspnaed ~ president Of
the company aud J. ~ Hardy. Of
Denver. elected 90 fIi the office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs Edward W. Roberts
arrived In Albuquerque last night
from kifEinia Tor the cuncerf which
Mrs uoocrta b. e. Eive in The freahy.
terrain church on Monday evening.
The singer y better known here a.
claudia Albright and y the daughter
Of colonel J. d. Albright While IN tho
city. she n the guest o. her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mral George Albright
al 10 West Lead
The soiolsf viii render an excellent
prurrnm on Monday evening. she VIII
sing In AZ least three and pouslbly In
fur languages. She has recently FIN
ishcd singing Tor the Edlson fhoho.
graph company. furnishing most %
her grand opera aflaa IN four Ian
guagea. and 4 now aplenditly prepar-
cd to entertain her friends here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

Paving prices Submitted by con
tractors luokiug Tor the lob % Install
INK the sixty LONE hlorke OF street and
fourteen blocks 81 alley pnVluE IN Al
h%uqurrque are nkcly to De reasonable,
IN the opinion % A. a. H~ebcnsireit,
ely manager. who has returned from
q trip 20 las NeRns. where contractors
bids were opened on Thursday niKhf.
The price offered nt lAa Vegas on
hithulithic pavement. the Ope which
"A ~ thought may be- decided upon
here. wns about t2.sD n square yard.
The price here should not vary greatly
frum this. Mr. Hebenslrelt stated
TINT he thought a satisfactory onef
would he made when tho paving pro-
GRAIN n finally arrnnnod ana bids on
the huge contract are asked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31


National tIfuatibn include o rcportrsi
Polish W Nolhyuin. the Rus
sian toishstihi eiaimiua 20 have drit e
IN The Fulfs from iioyno. THIS n the
only sector. however. where the Dol
ahotiki are elaimlnr am rulna ~ note.
Another development hna been in
ASIA Minor. where tho prorfra OF taxi
Ing coutrul OF the coast from the
Turks ~ continuing IN fhin proteaa
the urseha have landed new forces al
Avail. northwest % smyrna. NJ which
Inter port allied forcts yer dlaem-
harkcd two weeks r :.
Parts. MAY si-Austrian. l-fndica.
lions are that the presentation Of tho
Will BE- postponed Beyond Monday.
when " had been exucrtcd they would
BE- hnnded over. The picnaty session
~ TIE peuce conference this after.
noon viii decide IN uucqtlun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

Win q rienary session 81 the peace
conference for reading the Austrian
peace terms ttt FOR this afternoon. e.
forts were continued 70 bring tho
1taiian -JuFo-Ainv dispute over the
Adriatic 1uentiou 20 n nnai adjust
meut. The JuRo- Hinva, are aaid 20 be
~ retfinr up n~bsfncics. q uHyicld
ting than the Italians.
AeanNh lille there has Teen No lndlca.
ton Of ~hAl action the allied conferees
purpose taking IN reEurd to the Coan-
Der proposals 10 thu pcnce tcfna ore
srnfrd by Germany. u has been
pointed out. howctrt, that tho grcntef
part OF the German objections have
been answered In advance Of the for.
nal presentation Of The counter pro
rosala
MHisary dsvclopmen,s In the Inter.