The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02
PRESIDENT WILSON
REACHES ITALIAN
FRONTIER TO-DAY


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welcomed ne presidential parry.
rtnil.in and saw the president a rreef.
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VIr4a fnd4r from France The report
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frncn ~ prInrf&s ~cIrmentue. Tne
hine 4 nlannlnr = stats banquet ~
ihn winter rnlnce In honor u n
rrosidtnt. Colunri liousf's secretary.
Mr. carset y ~t 70 have arraneed
a. the belgian enpint
Rome. "wednesday Ian Am
crican Ambassador rhomon Nelson
parT In With the military
and naval attaches u the American
emhaso left here today 60 meet rrcai'
Gent Wilson ~ the Italian frontier.
The visit of Mr.. Wilson 70 Rome was
the chief topic Of conversation = ~.
ficiai New sears receptions here 10
dny.
tor Emmnnunl 70 mrmncrH Of the cnh-
met aauatcfn dcpuueE and hifh ON
ciala Who gathered n the Quifinal
me king during hlf short address.
sent ~felirhatious a. The ARMY. pay.ns
a tribute q - tiscipnne and stead
tnuona "a Ams tca and D aliiet
nations
paris. IAN. This principal object
whIct Colonel ~ ~. House had In
vieu IN eolur 20 80 President Wilson
New Years morning. Was 20 tel him
he result o = conference he had a
the efeniuf before With frsms-r
menceau. md q member % he AM
erican delegation 10 fhe peace con-
rre-s ~ = rcnrerenufise Of the ieut
Journal According ~ IN article IN
that nsnspaptr this morninr.
Colonel House thoroughly went IN
20. a. . whole and IN detail. all the
problems ~hirh the statesmen VIII be
cans1 upon 20 solve. the Amerlcan
cohtlnuen COLONEL House also told
h. had hal With A. T. baifour. the
British foreign secretary a few mr.
nienfn after leaving Premier Cicmen-
ceau. The colonel said he had dir-
GUESSED the or~eanization Of tho peace
conferences with the British deiegai.
The usNnpApor qaotet h Ainert-
can a. addlns that secretary baiieui
Ia ~agre<uIcnf on the subject discuss
"a tpresumahls covefins that touched
anon in Colonel House's talk with
Printer Clrntnccaul. and that thgii
opinion. ''aa well a. that ~ al ths
American representative ~ hentCaI
aad that England and TN United
state are IN 4nrgement.
"ln . ~ort ~ American d~sierate'
are een.inssd a. fsi' 81 m,s'
Ter clemenceau's attitude can iustif,
any apprehension u any marked ar
f~ersnnes BETWEEN the ffeat powers OF
he entente and the United Hthtes ant
We believe that me dlverFenricH nov
existing win ~ easily smoo'hed over
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London. Iar. Ian important por.
ton N the British d%eleeaiion % M
peace conference VIII leave fur farii
SATURDAY httuTuluh 70 Va" Hf.tlhi
News. Id addition 20 Premier Love
oanfkr Forulnd Secretary Bnifour ani
Andfeu Bondr Ian, c~hnncellor OF ~
eKrheIuer. me paper says tho Hritisi
REPRESENTATIVES Will include Nlscoun
HardInfe. former governor general 90
india. and permansnt under secfetssl
Ter forelrn affairs Sir william u
Terrell former private secretary q
EOuard Grey. who viii act forsthe Tor
elsn ofnee. Sh Louis Naliei, furinr|
nrlilfh nmbsasador 20 Turkey. a. au
th1rity on matters relating to Tur
hey. Hlr n. ". Howard. minister q
sweden. M authority on northern Eu
rope. Hlr Ralph raEot, minister q
nfnmark. anh former mlninter 70 bul
earia. ae an authority on ths nalkhns
and IN Eyre Grove. arsinialft unde.
secretary u state Tor foreign affairs
~ an authority on affairs o. western
Europe