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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

especially resardlur territorial auss-
The reply complains that ~nasrht
befors right" dominates the whole all
tied treaty
Objection is sxpre<.sd 10. ths a.
mand that Germans be surrend~1rd
Tor uial In enemy courts. the reply
con,endinf that an impartial authority
ought 20 be in<tiiu,ed 10 establish al
violations Of information lAw By
whomsoeyer committed. Il u declared
~ the Oerunns that although tEe
speech made ~ rf<&<I<rf Wilson ~
October, 1915. recognised that fespon-
sibility for the war rested on the en-
tire European system. The treaty re-
sho and hor alliee were Responsible
for all damage suffered IN opposing
countries. u u asserted that II n In
contoatablo that some Of the allied
and associated powers. such ns ltaiy
and humania. entered the war Tor the
sake Of territorial conquest
The German counter proposals. ar
cue that there Il no basis Of right for
the obligation 20 make compensation
which u 10 be Imposed on Oermany.
Complaint Il MADE that the amount of
compensation IL 70 be fixed by a noB-
tile commission whoan powers would
enable u 10 administer Germany AZ a
bankrupt state. This Il - declared u
incompatible with the innate right ~
nations.
''rhe statutes Of the league Of na-
tions. u is further asserted. contradict
numerous declarations made BY tho
governments oppoped 10 oefmany and
the league IA merely q continuation of
the enemy coalition. II Il added that
there IL no realization of a real league
Of nations aud that IN IL present form
the league re-estAhiiuhea In effect the
alliance OF 1915.
The reply maintains that the treaty
shows Germany a. a nation which "
simply TO be destroyed and adds;
This Il a conpieto repudiatIon of
the idea that every nation has a right
TO existence and violates the right OF
self determination"
The statement then "details i.ns ~.
Jections TO the proposed rcatmrnt ~
Morosnet and Alsaoe and the eastern
Manifestation Of the disregard OF the
I nannir from the Oorman empire 9th
/ &C. abrogntions OF this right, a. cited
In the statement. Include the refusal
I To allow the millions Of Germans IN
/ German Austria 20 unite with der
many. while other millions of DER
mans are forced 20 remain undcr the
new cxecho- -slovak state.
Tho counter proposal says that the
treaty Involves destruction OF uerm ~
economic life and subjects tiss der
tContinued on page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
n,mrrnllc NIannn.cr I'aII..

Washington, May .s. kepeated et-
forts oi the democrats TO force sop
afute votes on senate committee
chairmHnHhips failed today In the
senate hy solid party alignment and
the republicans finally put through
their slate of committee assignments,
including Senators PCnrose, fennryl
Vanin aud Warren, Wyoming, as heads
uf the finance ana appropriations
committees. respectively. The vote
on the republican committee assign
ments was 90 10 ~ aud was reached
after three hours OF sharp contest be-
tween republicans and democrats, the
latter fHtlipG to secure separate votes
of chairmcn After the republican
committee states We're approved, the
democratic minority assignments also
were adopted,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Willard Cog 10 Tnlr,ln.

Los Angeles, calf May 2s-Icss
Willard, champion heavyweight box
cr, left here today Tor Toledo. ohio.
whore he VIII fight jack Dempsey
July 4 Willard was accompanied
by Walter hcmph'. u sparrinE partner.
ana 'hoh' Edgret, sporting writ
cr. willard said he intended 10 stop
over for one day az Lawrence. Kan.
10 see his wlfo and children, and from
there would go to Toledo According
20 willard, his business representa-
tive, Ray Archer, now cnrouic t0 To-
lodu, Will arrive there In time to have
all training arrangements for tho
champion completed on the lAtier's
arrival -Four more sparrinE partners
are 90 hc engaged BY Archer In the
olal. willard snld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Forest Fires Make
Appearance in West

Forest fires have already made
their appearance IN the southwestern
national forests this spring Numer-
Gus small fires have been reported to
the office OF the .edcrpl district here.
one forest ranger Of the Coconino
forest reported that In ono dny last
week he saw twenty-five small fires
from hia lookout nt Eldon.
Thirteen OF these fires were cNtln-
guished by three rangers OF that for
est and the others were cAtinruishcd
hy sudden rains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
PaderewSki Fears
That Germans Will
Attack His Nation

Paris. May "a fsafH uf German
attack ON Poland We're expressed to-
daN hN lRnncc Jan radercwskt. the
Polish premier who arrived In Paris
from Warsaw last night lie said the
Germans We're active IN q preparatory
way and might strike in several
places
The reports Of pogromH la Poland
were denied by the premier lie de-
Clnrcd such reports were purely Ger
man propaganda.
with regard TO ;hc Ikrainlan situa-
tluu. the premier asserted that the re-
cent fighting was brought ON by tho
I'kralulHus who signed the armisilco
May u nnd then attacked tho Poles
al two places May ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
ALLIES READY 80

London, (T'uesday) MAY ~ tBy
Wireless Heryicol The allied block
ade council at Paris has completed
blockade Of Germany again into
force In case the German Delegates
rcfnae 20 sign the peace treaty. while
complete plans have been worried out
Tor tho fullest cooperation between
the military and economic forces which
viii be employed IN case o. Necessity.
Immediately following n failure OF
the Uerinrna 10 sign tho treaty, Ger
many will be given aevonty-two hours
notice OF tho termination OF tho arm
isticc. ON the expiration OF this period
tho British French and Americans
will advance into Germany. sim'ilian. /.
eously the blockade will be enforced
aa tightly as possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
TrNns Ia,nr. I,rohIhilInn.

Dallas. Texas, MAY -s. Election
returns late last night ana today ov-
vrcamr Il lead Of more than 5000 in
favor of woman suffrage amendment
aud gave majority Of more than s.
eco against the amendment, The
count came chiefly from south ToNRf
counties and there are 81 counties
from which no word has yet been re-
oeiVod. Prohibition seems 70 have
carried
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
neI. Nol Ian,Inr I.clrearnd9

TlOUWWWI WlN .N-|N NuHsIHn WTTF1
less message today denies the report
that explosions had occurred In Pet
rograd due 10 lis approaching evacuA-
ton. The dispatch declares there d.
no intention of abandoning tho city
ana that reinforcoments already sent
10 the Gatchina front. south of Pet
roFrad, arr succeeding Ia driving hack
the enemy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
PEACE on VIOLENCE, NOT
on HIGHT IL CLAIM

Berlin, (TucsdayD May sl.--The
German counter proposals. TO the
terms Of the treaty Of peace will In
the opening section argue for the en-
istence of Gurmnnya contractual right
to peace based ON President vii.
sons fourteen points, because the en-
tente nations agreed to peace on
that basis. and neither Mr.. Wilson nor
lied government have since demanded
that peace be established on any 9TH
or basis
III would be difficult TO seo." one
section reads what different condi-
tons could have been imposed upon
an impcrlalistic government. Tho sol
emn assurances OF France, Great Brit
ain and President Wilson that the
not Of violence. have not been kept
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Yankee Head of a
German Club Finds
Out Things; Quits

y Reading IA. May .s-Wii- 4
. liam Burns. the first American 4
. citizen not ~ German birth or 4
y origin elected president of the 4
. Harmonic Maennorchor society. 4
. this city's oldest and wealthirst
y German social club. with .unn
y members today announced that
y he has resigned the presidency
. and that he Will also give up his
. membership Mr. Burns said he
. found a German flag flying from
= the staff when the Reading sol
y dicrs of the Rainbow division
. came home, and that he tore u
= down putting up the only Am-
. crican fiaF IN the house.
= u was mlmnformcd AZ 10 the
. real character 81 the club and
q the courts ought to close tho
. place. because ~ what has hap
= pencd in the past. hc is quoted
= lei having said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
TEXAN REFUSAL TO
LET MEMCANS PASS
PUTS j. S. IN A FIX
State Department Lets II &c
Known That Action Of Governor
Hobby Regarding Troops Causes
Delicate Situation

Washington. May ss-rhe govern
mcnt has asked Governor Hobby OF
Texas 10 reconsider his refusal to
permit Carranza troops TO pass
through the state 10 hunt villa bandits
In northern Mexico. Tho governor
first nascntcd and then declined be-
causc OF protests from Texans who
feared possibly a raid on the border
In rcprisai
II was said at tho state department
that Governor Iiobby's change OF
mind had caused delicate situation
because the McNicOn authorities feel
tho United States should give them
every facility for fighting villa.
Unless Governor Hobby recounidcra
the government can take no further
action.
NoraieA. Arlz.. May 2s.--The action
Of Governor Hobby OF Texas IN with
drawing his permission for armed
Mexican soldiers 10 cross Tc1aB en-
route from sonora 10 IuarcE 20 copo
with Francisco Nilla'H bands In Chi-
huuhua. has nuliined state depart
mcnt arrangements Tor trans ship
ment OF the McNican troops. This
stnicmen; was made today by Harry
lierncr, special deputy collector OF
customs here,
berner said that ne had received
Telegram from the treasury depart
mont authorizing him TO permit two
thousand Mexican soldiers tO bo pass
ed In bond from NoEalca, sonora,
through the United States 10 Juarcz
providing the governors uf Arizona
AfW kIfklFA nnI fI.aua aUafa .ue...-
able.
Following the action OF Governor
Hobby m withdrawing Texas acqulea-
cence, Bcrner said he had telegraph
81 the treasury department for fur.
thor Instructions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
NNNkEE DlEs NiTEl nOur
WITH ltINtHMAN N PARIS

l'uflH. May % During u huNiuE
match az H. Mans Tuesday between
credevllle, q FrenChman. and Drabcck
of chicago, the Frenchman struck the
American u direct blow to the heart
with hts lett hand. Drnbcck collapsed
unconscious ana was taken to IL hoe 70
pithl whore he died this morning
without recovering CONSEQUENCES The
police are inycsiigating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
GERMANY REJECTS SOME TERMS OF TREATY
ALLIES WILL ADVANCE INTO HLNLAND ON REFUSAL TO SIGN
American SeapIane Will Start
On Last Lap of Trip Thursday;
Two Continents Honor Yankees
Who Made Aeronautic History

New York. May - The Manu-.
facturers' Aircraft association today
sent the following cable message to
Lieutenant Commander Read:
Congratulate you on your gallant
crew on the successful completion Of
the irst transatlantic flight Tho
honor you have won IN the y. q. IL
all the greater because u inspires
America. whore the nirpiane had IT,
birth. "a rcdouble her efforts TO lead
the world IN civil aerial transport"
London. May 2s--Tho crew of the
American HCaplane \, q. 4, which
made tho first trans Atlantic aerial
passage, landing az Lisbon last evu-
ming. from the Azores. has been decor.
aied with the Grand Cross of the Or
der of the Tower and Sword. says a
message TO the Wireless Press from
Lisbon. The decoration was present
ed by the Portuguese foreign minis
ter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Republicans Want
to Know How the
Money Was Spent

Washington. May 2s.-Plans of the
republican leaders of the house for
Investigations Of expenditures Of the
war department took definite form to-
day when Representative Graham Of
Illinois prepared resolution provid-
INK Tor appointment of a special com.
mitiee of fifteen members TO conduct
such an inquiry. Immediate conaid.
erati1n will be asked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Denver Bank Is
Ordered Closed
Pending Probe

UonVer, MnV y The VIiy Hnnk 4
Trust company az Seventeenth aud
Arapahoe streets. was taken over TO.
day by Grant McFerson. state bank
ing commissioner who ordered the
institution closed pending inycstiEa-
ton.
The banks deposits. according 10
its last statement al the close Of bus
iuoas May i2, 1919, were si,076. f0S.-
"a. W. J. Galligan, former state
treasurer uf Colorado and former fuel
administrator for Colorado. u presl-
dent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Would nelnslnIr War Connncis.

Washington, May Is koinstate-
men, of contracts with Pacific coast
Hhipyards which may have been un-
Justly treated In the cancellation Of
orders for steel ships since the signing
Of the armistlce, was promised by
Chairman Hurley Of the shipping
hoard tt conference today With west
coast shiphuilderH and senators and
Representatives from California. Ore
gOn and Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Outlaw Would Bargain.
A He-American.
A Proper Question.

II \ ir stands facing ii,r l,ar of
~ Justice die tscfmnn outlaw
would bargain with his
iudHrs
iic viii dlsarm hl- bauie-ii,,-.
~ - part of hi- npcrsanilIc flfct
n rtaHtsi to him.
lie will con-nt Ia M i-rrltofial
changes ~ the Isopls- affcsaci
arr not eon-,iitti.
lie will administer hlz coIpnle~
~ mandatory &c the I,asuc of im-
tion-. VI he " made q mcmlrr of
u.
Thus runs the Gsvman reply. In
sonsc cnse. howcNer. the outlaw
tks4i not even tsstes'nt "a bargain
-l,- rsJcci- the conditions iinIpp--
tti urnn him altorsrhs~. lie win
not give, mp upper siis~ia, East
i'ru--in, Wt,a Prussia and NsqncI.
for INSTANCE Nor win lr cxn-.nt
that DansiE bctomr poll-h
IHlrt. Md tie nIiis- must re-
move thclr trDoI- frim Germany
In alN mouths.
11,ey,. l. ntilc IIkclihood that
the allies win h. iluffssi hy this
trpid German gs~tur.. Alrtndy
thcrr have issrn dl~patchs- ~
FSii,ssi which Indicate that the a.
Saciat~i Jprsct~ viii mt parlry
long " the Gsrmnir r-fasc Ia
fiKn the proffcrrd TREATY.
The situation n " -tanh- today
~ onr uf "SlRn or fight" The
-osW'r the sstInnn- ttilisc this.
tho isatcr n viii b. for the fu-
tur~ ~ thstr fatl,sriand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

New York, May - Fifty-eighi
officers and i.ss6 men OF the ssth
tsunflower divisionl arrived here to-
day from IreHt on the cruiser Hunt
inFton. They comprised all OF the
s5sth Infantry except companies X. l.
ana NJ and a detachment % Officers.
and will so % Camps Taylor. Pike.
Travis. Grant and Funston. The sun
flower division h made up largely OF
draft troops from Kansas Missouri.
Colorado, Nebraska and Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
King AIbnr, Coming Here.

Parts. May ss-king Albert of
Belgium h expected to visit wash
~ the league Of nations next pct0.
her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

BERLIN, May "a (Tucsdny) y)-Gcrmany's counter pro-
posas TO the terms Of the treaty presented 10 her
plenpoeniaries at Versailles include tho following points,
according to the unofficial summary available today
Germany offers 20 dsarm all Of her battshpa on con.
don that part OF her mercantile fleet be restored her
She proposes that there be territorial changes without
consultation Of the populations affected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
ENEMY Is ESPECIALLY
EMPHATIC In OPPOSING
CESSION OF TERRITORY

Enemy VIII Ask Indemnify of Nearly Thirteen
Marks for Damage Done by Allied Blockade,
Versailles Hears; Associated Powers Are Pre-
pared to Strike Paralyzing Blow II Huns Reject
Terms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

wiliam BURNS. of Rctding Pa. Is
not "a German Hut when the ilaf-
monte Muonnorchor society. a German
social club of his city. offered him
the presidency OF tho organization.
he saw no reasons why he should not
accept iie remsmhcr"d that there
were hundrds OF thousands OF loyal
Americans Of German birth In this
"ountrv. and he assumed that this
club was composed OF such men.
To-day, Mr iiurnh announced be
hiu rrHiHutd hia presidency and his
membership in the club. giving 49,
he reason that be- found a GcrmHn
flag lying from the staff when tho
Reading soldiers of the Rainbow div
islun came home. iiu ia quoted ~
adding that the courts ought 90 close
the place
Mr Turns BE- hc-Amcfican. n al
he coutNmen had shown the samu
disrcrumsni. German PROPAGANDA
would not have had the hold on this
nation TINT n had a. the beginning of
the war and that 10 Etill has, AZ this
Heading dispatch seems 10 indicate
white democratic Chairman Cum
miurH ceclaims pfotiily about the at.
legged glorious record made b. his
party during tho war, the opposition
iH getting down To- brass tacks" aud
h asking the husinsEs-iikc question
How did the war department spend
the money!"
This questioning attitude ON the
part uf the republicans took definite
form today, with the preparation Of
a resolution providing fpr the appoint.
mcnt of u special committee Of fifteen
members 10 conduct such AN inquiry.
The subject matter OF this resolu-
tinn is entirely proper, The Ameri-
can people gave Of their substance
freely whenever the government cali
Ell upon than 20 do no. Now they are
entitled 20 an accounting.
" zoe cents worth was not gotten
ont 0f every dollar contributed by
the American people. they are en-
titled 10 know the reason whN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
NEW YORK METAL MARKET

New York. May 2s.-.copper and
iron unchanged. Lead easy. spot SEQ
0s.20; July g.isa s,2s. speltcr easy:
spot s.0o o0e.1s; July e.isae.ae. AZ
London. spot. tin Ia. 13s. ~. npeiter
Ia. aei others unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-06
Greatest Throng of Campaign Crowds Taberr

God, that which would give me
most comfort when / come to die
Is to rememb Der that 1 carried life
insurance that would take care of
my wife and children; the wolves
could scrap and howl and they
could give them the ha, ha for years
to come, long after old dad had
gone to the dust of earth. don't
believe man does the right square
thing by his wife or children uny
less he provides for them in a life
insurance policy, so that he can
shuttle of this mortal coil and
have them put him in the ground
and still know that his wife and
children are provided for and don't
have to go out from home looking
for washing the next day manicur-
ing their nails on the Washboard"
The opening prayer last evening
was offered by Rev. J. c. Granger of
the First Baptist church and the
concluding invocation was given by
Mr.. Brown of Springfield. a Sunday
convert Mr.. Brown before offering
prayer said that it was 10 years ago
that he hit the sawdust trail at
Springfield during a Sunday re-
Ylval and that since his prayers
had been answered in a maner that
convinced him of the presence of a
God. 81 have known all kinds of
sin; God has kept me from sin
sine / have asked Him to, He has
kept me from gambling, drinking
from all the sins that are so tempt
ing and If you will but lean on
Christ He will take you through to
glory was the testimony that he
gave
Mrs. William Asher and Homer
sang In the Garden"
and Rodey sang Jesus Remember"
The women's choir and the mems
choir each sang a beautiful selec-
ton in addition to the congrega-
tional singing. And oh, the inspira-
ton of the music of the tabernacle!
1t fairly lifts one of his feet with
the beauty and volume and inspec-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-06

man that Moses made mistakes.
/ Moses may have made some mis-
| takes. but he never made a mis-
take when he wrote these words:
Their rock is not our rock,
our enemies themselves being the
| judges"
When VoItaire, the famous inf
! del of France. lay dying. he said to
his doctor, How long can l live?"
He said to him, six hours"
VoItaire said. Il will give you all
have if you will spare my life
six months"
Then the doctor said, you can't
live six hours"
Voltaire said, Then Til go to
hell, and you will go with me-"
There was a shrek of agony and
the life of the famous French inf
del was no more.
When Hobbs. the famous English
infidel, lay dying, he said, Il am
taking a leap into the night"
When King Charles TX, who
gave the order for the massacre of
st. Bartholomew day, when blood
ran like water-when King Charles
lay dying, he said. "Oh. God, how
will it end? Blood. blood, rivers
OF blood. 1 am lost!"
And with a shrek the life> of
King Charles TX was no more.
When King Phillip III of Spain
lay dying, he said, Il wish to God
l had never lived" then in a sober
moment he saids Il would to God
l had lived and reigned, but that
7 ad nj faV k7F
the people to fear God"
With shrek OF agony his life
went out.
OH infidelity has nothing, my
friends, to offer you, absolutely
nothing The greatest the world
can give you through it will be
crushed in the end.
Wesley said, when he lay dying.
Il shall be satisfied when / awaken
in His likeness"
Neander said, "I am tired now
and must go to sleep. Good night
Frances E. Willard said, How
beautiful to be with God"
Florence A Foster said, The
are covered with angels;
they beckoned me homeward-I |
bid you goodbye"
When Moody lay dying. he said. |
Earth recedes, heaven opens. God |
is calling me. This is TO be my cor
onation day"
And the life of the great apostle
Of God drifted out. my friends, for
ever"
Behold the upright mans mark /
the perfect man, for the end of /
that man is peace"
What shall the end be of them
that obey not the gospel of God?"
And you are going to live on un-
til the consultations of the heav-
ems are snufTed out You are go
ing to live on until the rocks
crumble into dust You are going
70 live on until the mountain peaks
are incinerated into ashes and God
blows them to the four corners of
nfnitude by the breath of heaven.
What shall thA end be-"