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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
BELL HOP ACCUSED
OF A A

Albuquerque.~-1ack Holden, a bell
hop at the Combs hotel was arrested
last Friday, charged BY the police
with the theft Of a draft for s43 and
forging the signature Of George Me
Aztec, a travelling salesman. The draft
had been mailed to the company Me-
Aztec worked for, and disappeared
from his mail. When the draft was
found it vas signed, but the police
say the signature was forged, al
though no money had been paid out
on it. Holden was found a short time
later and was arrested while in his
room.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
lLABoRER,
lBREAKS COLLAR BONE.

Columbus-An unknown Mexican
Ilaborer employed by the FL Paso and
Southwestern, was seriously injured
here last Saturday when he fell from
the handcar on which he was riding
to work 1t was his first days work
for the company and as the car was
rounding a curve he fell receiving
bad bruises and breaking his col.
lar bone. He was given first aid
treatment by DIR. Field and then
taken to the hospital III III Paso
where It is said he will recover.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
ANOTHER RATHER
FOUND IN ACTION
GIRL NEAR RATION is BITTEN;
SEASONS LIST OF ENCOUNTERS
WITH SNAKES is GROWING
LARGE.

Ration, N. M, Oct. 27.-victoria Gas
parish, age 5 years, who lives on 4
ranch about 10 miles east or this city,
was bitten by a rattlesnake last Tues
day morning. She was broughtt to this
city and taken to the Miners hospital
where everything possible was done
TO save her life. Her father, who
works in the Sugarite mines, was sent
for and has been with his daughter
since she was taken to the hospital.
According to the latest reports her
condition is considered serious.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
BIG GOLD STRIKE
REPORTED AT STEMS

Lordsburgs-Th4 latest news from
Stems is to the effect that the biggest
gold strike in the history Of the state
was made October 70. Three hundred
ounces gold and 500 ounces silver.
This mine was found In 1864, but lost
and never found uhtil October IL. This
ledge was found by soldiers while
scouting across the hills near Stems.
This Is the second find this year. One
was found by d cowboy by accident;
his horse stumbled over a ledge and
broke off a piece which was yellow
with gold. +
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
RATION JOINS IN
ON health CRUSADE

KatOn.--7The people OF HatOn and
the immediate vicinity are doing all
they can to assist in the health cru
sade which is ON all over the state. "A
meeting was recently held in the
iChages hall which was attended by
over ESQ parents. teachers and stu
dents to discuss school questions, es-
pecially the health crusade. The
students under the direction Of Miss
Ruth Morrow rendered a song service
during the evening and speeches were
made by several prominent citizens.
It is planned to have several meetings
of this kind during the school year.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Prisoners Arrive
From Chaves County

Sheriff W. A. Rector Of Chaves
county has arrived here with Orlando
Randall whe was recently adjudged
insane in Judge Brattons court and
will go to Las Vegas. He also had
in the party Jesse and Ernest Bass.
each charged with larceny Of a cow.
Ernest Bass wal sentenced to serve
not less than n nor more than "a
months in the p~enitentiary and Jesse
Bass not less than six nor more than
seven years. The same court held o.
Richardson on a $500 bond for prac-
ticing medicine without a license.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
NASTY COLDS ARE
RELIEVED AT ONCE
"Pape's Cold compoundy Then,
Breaks Up 4 Cold m a
EeW Hours.

Don't stuy-stuffedsupl Quit blowing
and snuffingl A dose Of "Pape'e
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up a severe cold and
ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
.clogged up nostfils and the air pas
sages OF the head stops nose run
ming, soreness and stiffness.
ePape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only q few cents at drug
stores 1t acts without assistance,
tastes nice. contains no quinine-in
sist upon Papelsl ADV,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
PORTALES TO HAVE
DEEP TEST OIL WELL

Portales. Oct. 2SEWord has been
received here that the st. Clair Oil g.
Refining company, one OF the biggest
producing corporations in the country,
has purchased 800 acres of leases. from
the Nu-Mex Oil company. and expect
to put down q deep test well in the
neal future. This brings into this
county another one of the large oil in.
terests OF the country and shows that
Roosevelt will soon DO one Of the prin-
cipal oil counties Of the state,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
EN- ENERo Sc JuzcARA AL Ex.
MINiSTRO CAlLLAuN PoR
ALTA TRACTION.

PARIS, Octubre 24.-~Jose Cailaux
ex-primer ministro de Francia, sera
iuzgado Ell IA de Enero proximo, del
cargo de conspirar para traer una
premature y deshonrosa paz con Ale
mania. Esto Sc resolyio aver por ell
senado. La Supreme Corte neg6 81.
pedimiento de Caillaux para obtener
su libertad provisional durante la
lcampaha para las elecciones de dipu-
tados, pues ha ~anunciado su candida
tura para diputado por Ell departa-
mento de Sarthe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
"kILL-JOYS"
Constipation, Headache,
Colds, BiIiousness ended
with cascarets'

Nothing takes the Joy out or life
quicker than a ~disordered liver OF
w~ate-clogged bowels. Don't stay sick,
bilious. headachy, constipated. Re
move the liver and bowel poison
which is keeping your head dizzy,
your tongue coated. your breath bad
and stomach sour. why not spend
d few cents for a box OF Caacarets
and enjoy the incest, gentIest laxa-
tive.cathartic you ever experienced
Cascarets never grippe, sicken or In
c0nwenience one like salts, oil, cal-
omel or harsh pills. They work
while you sleep.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30


PARIS, octubre 24.-Pierre lie.
noir, REQ conylctado del delito de trai-
cion a la patria. por haber estado
EN- tratos con Ell enemigo, fue eje-
fcutado en- Ia prlsi6n de la Sante es-
ia maiana a las siete.
Lenoir es la tercera persona que
ha sufrido esa sentencia, habiendo
sido los anteriores Ell celebre Bolo
Baja. que fue eiecutado en- Abril
sde 1918 y M. Duyal. en- Julio del.
mismo aho. Ambos fueron directo
res del p~eri6dic0 german6filo lie
Bonnet Rouge.
Lenoir, que era un ioven que lie
,vaba n vida ociosa y disoluta, Sc
lhizo ~sospechoso desde principles de
1913, a raiz del arresto del senador
Humbert, ~propietario del journal de
Paris, y fue aprehendido juntamen-
te con yarios otros hombres a
quienes Sc acus6 de ser agentes ale
names. Durante la Investigation, SO.
comprob6 que Lenoir habia pagado
Ha M. Humbert fuertes sumas de dr.
nero que aquel recibfa de los alema-
mes 0 objeto de comprar al peri6-
Hdico del senador, ' que Ell propio Lee
noir habfa recibido cerca de 100000
por SUI comisi0n.
La ejecuci6n de Lenoir debfa ha-
,berse ~ejecutado hace tempo, pero Sc
aplaz0 en- vista de la solicitud del REQ,
de que Sc le careara con Ell ex-Pri-
mer Ministr0 Jose Caillaux.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
STOMACH 0. X.
indigestion, Acidity, Sourness
and Gases ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin''

Millions Of people know that It is
needless to be bothered with indi
gestion. dyspepsia or a disordered
stomach. A few tablets Of Pape's
Diapepsin ~neutralize acidity and give
relief at once.
When your meals don't lit and you
feel uncomfortable when you belcn
gases, acids or raise sour. undigest,
ed food. When 0 feel Jumps OF in.
digestion pain, heartburn or head
ache. from acidity. just eat a tablet
of Pape's Diapepsin and the stom-
ach distress is gone.
The cost is SO little. The benefits
SO great. You. too, win be a Dia-
pepsin enthusiast atterMards-AdE.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Sc HAGEN los PREPARATIONS
PARA Ell PRosEso DEL
Ex-kAisER.
Bonar Law dice que la extradicion
Sc pedira hasta despues de que Sc
haya firmado el tratado de paz.

LONDRES, 0ctubre 22.-Con gran
'actiyidad estan llevandose "a cabo to-
dos los preparatiyos necesarios para
Ell proceso del ex-Emperador CUTLER
mo de Alemania, seglin anunci0 hoy
en- la Camara de los Comunes, Mr..
Andrew Bonar Law, porta v0z del
gobierno en- dicho Cuerpo LegisIati-
vo.
La solicitud de extradici6n no Sc
.,elevara al gobierno holandes, segun
'explic6 Ell funcionario britanico, ST.
no hasta despues de que todas las POI
tencias hayan firmado Ell tratado de
paz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
STATE NEWS I'm
BRIEF FORM
OIL WELL TO BE
DRILLED AT LA N

Ia Iande-7One carload Or a siand-
ard rig. with two more carloads OF the
same rig yet TO follow, has already
been unl0aded at La Lande, by oil CD.
orators from Wichita Falls, Texas.
These men have taken over. leases In
this locality and il Is asserted that
the first well will be put down within
three miles Of La Lande.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
STOLE ONE cow
AND THREE MULES.

Roswell-Ernesr and Jesse Bass en-
tered pleas OF guilty Saturday norm
Ing before Judge Parsons to the charge
or theft OF n COW and three mules,
the complaint being made by James
johnson, a member OF the state mount.
ed police. Both on the men will plead
guilty to an information filed by the
district attorney and will be sentenced
some time this week By Judge Bratton
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
FROM HORSE;
TWO RIBS BROKEN.

Fort Sumner-L. H. Hagar was
thrown from one of his horses Sunday
morning and received two broken ribs
iii 1.-THE deal. One Of the bride reins
broke the first jump the horse made.
and in trying to pull the horses head
up with the remaining rein, Mr.. Hagar
'o~verbalanced and was thrown. He is
improving nicely ami expects TO be out
at work in two weeks.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
LAzos ID ~MArRlMoNlo

De Domingo, NM, nos comunIca
Don Crecencio Martinez 81 enlace con
yugal de la Senorita Sofia Martinez
con Ell joven Juan SandovaI. tenido en-
la Capita de la Bajada, 81 % del pre-
sente, despues de la ceremonial reli-
giosa Sc do una reception y en- la
noche I'm bale en- la Casa de Escuela
en- Domingo, en- honor de los recien
casados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Accept California Syrup Of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the lit.
tie stomach liver and bowels. Chill
dren love its delicious fruity taste.
Full directions for child,s dose on each
bottle. Give It without fear.
Motherl You must say 'California. =
Adv.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
SERVICE AT MILITARY
School IMPRESSIVE
MOST ELOQUENT TRIBUTES TO
GREAT CITIZEN VOICED AT
SERVICES AT ROSWELL iNeTi-
TuTE.

N NJ N. T.. Roswell, N. NJ Oct. 81
The corps OF cadets and the faculty
Of the New Mexico Military Institute
We're assembled in the auditorium al
10 o'clock Friday morning, October "a
for the purpose Of holding a Roosevelt
memorial service This wal the first
time during the present session that
the entire faculty and cadet body have
been assembled at one time, II was
found that the large auditorium VIII
barely accommodate the present
school. In opening the exercises. the
audience arose and sang, as only young
soldiers cam with enthusiasm and
vIgor, our national hymn, America
Captain Breland. professor OF Eng
Ilish. made a brief statement, announc-
Ing the purpose OF the assembly also
paying a glowing tribute to the great
American in whose memory the meet
ing was being held. Harold Hurd oil
llyered a brief but extremely concise
and logical statement of the life and
work OF Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
picturing him from New York to the
great ranches Of the west, from police
commissioner Of New York City to
colonel in command OF the Rough
Riders, from governor of New York
to the presidency Of the United States,
and further as author, scientist and
patriotic citizen.
Miss Shepherd OF Roswell then
pleased the cadets with a beautiful
song. Mr.. Campbell, who is always a
lfayorite before the corps, then sang
two songs especially appropriate 70
the occasion Following the singing,
cadet Adlutant Dan Burrows delivered
q magniIlcent oratlon entitled Iheo'
core roosevelt, ME- burrows ad-
dress had Deen thoroughly studied a
carefully prepared, He IS a young man
VINO last year won distinction as the
winner OF the state prize In the essay
contest for the best paper on the
league of nations. Mr.. Burrows was
at his best. He held the attention Of
his audience without . single break,
reviewing in detail and in interesting
order the events so characteristic and
SO numerous In the, life of Americas
great citizen vine did so mucn IN the
asst years OF MS life towards winning
the He worked u~ntiringly him
SELF, to star the people OF his country
TO their greatest efforts, and at tho
same time gave to the war his four
The visitors who present
were especially delighted with the adj
dress delivered by Cadet Burrows. he
was Immediately extended an invita-
Q 20 participate IN the patriotic
service tosDe held Sunday evening at
tne FIrst Methodist church n there
70 denver this oratlon IN memory Of
Amerlca's 2 hlghiy honored depart
ga citizen
In closing the audience stood while
cadet Dand played The star
Spangleds hammer after which Cap
am Breiann briefly outlined 70 the
CADETS the plan inaugurateu Tor col
letting FUNDS WITH which TO erect the
memorial. CADET Weils the
tirst captain OF the corps OF cadets.
VIII nave ~ nand the connection ana
Transmitting OF the funds 70 the
proper authorities.
2 opening REMARKS Dy Captain
brelanu were as follows
we are met TINS morning TO honor
ne memory Of Roosevelt
81 II M fRA nANnL mo HnI0H0AT nn11IInn M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Las Vegas-Vincente Ullbarrf. who
was arrested some time ago, charged
with the larceny OF neat cattle, wan
bound over to the grand jury late Sat
urday afternoon under a bond Of $500,
by Justice Stewart. The stolen anil
NAL was the property Of Reyes Cutter
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
mlsAs De A~NlvERsARlo

Por esquela recibimos la i~nyitaci0n
de la Misa de Aniyersario que Sc
lcelebrara en- la Parroquia de Taos
Ell dia 5 de Noviembre a las $3.50 a.
M, por Ell descanso de las almas de
los esposos finados Rafael Vigil y Eli
sa Quintana de Vigil. Los deudos SUI
plican a sus amigos que los tengan
presentes en- sus o%raciones v asistan
q su misa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

De Belen, N. NJ nos escribe Don
Amado Landavazo. que Ell dia 4 de No
viembre Sc ~celebrara una Misa de Ami
versario en- la Parroquia de Nuestra
Sonora de Belen, en- aquel lugar, nor
Ell deseanso del alma de su hijo Igna-
clio Landavazo, Pide Ell Sr. Landa-
vazo a sus parientes Y amigos asistan
Q la misa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

De Abiquiu, N. M. nos escribe nues.
tro suscriptor Don Anastacio Trujillo
que el dfa ~ del presente emprede-
RIA una vlaje a Portland, Oregon, a yer
q su hijo Eduardo TrijiiiO que sc ha.
lla enfermo en- aqueI lugar. El joyen
Trujillo Sc hallaba trabajando en-
Alaska con una companka del Gobier.
no, habiendo sido ttransportado de a.
quel lugar desde que se noto su enfer-
medal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

rez and the complaint was filed BY
Captain sena Of the mounted police.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Maestro suscriptor Don Juan Gale
COS, nos escribe de Willard N. NJ.
informandonos que nermanecera en- q
quel lusar dirante 81 mviern0 y Que
sus amigos personals Que tengan ne
gocios con 81 Sc dirijan a aquel lu-
gar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Nuestro suscriptor Rumaldo ortiz,
de Chimayo. nos pide que por medic
de estas lineas hagamoa pdblico que
suplica la asIstencia de todos sus pa
rientes Y amigos a la misa de cabo
de ano que por Ell descanso del alma
de su hijo Seberino r. Ortiz, igual
que del ~novenaria de misas que ten
dra lugar en- la Capilla de San Buenn-
ventura en- Chimayo principiando el
dfa Z de Noviembre q las 500 a. m.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
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Nos escribe niiestro subcriptor Don
Manfel ". Mondragon, de CokeYille,
Wyoo que cree permanecer en- aquel
lugar por Ia estacidn del inyierno. De-
sea tambien que sus amigos tomen
nota de este y que cuando le escriban
se dirijan Ell Ia siguiente forma: M.
Y Mondragon, Box 204, Cokeyille,
.Wyo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
.FUE EJEcUTApo PIERRE LENolR
REQ coNvlcTADo DEL DELI
TO DE TRAlcsoN.

La e~jeeucioh Sc efectu6 eli jueves pa
saoc por Ia mahana en- Ia Prision
de Ia Santt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
500 IRISH STRIKERS WHO WENT
OUT OF TOWN WITHOUT PERMITS
STOOD ON BRIDGE AT MIDNIGHT

sontries and tho suns In the srmored
tank were fully manned.
The plan Of the strike lesaers Is 10
continue tn demand entrance into tho
city without passes In the hope that
the military will finally yield ana
thus bring the pass system 10 an end.
NJ this plan fails. the leaders say they
have other plans 10 Try tonight or to-
mufroW,
Tho treasury notes issued by the
labor council appeared IN Limerick
today. The notes wh.sh viii be used
in the purchase Of food, it Was an
nnunccd. will be redeemed M rcgular
money once week
Mayor 90 Mara, accompanied By
members of the CLERGY, went 20 The
bridge aud made a formal request Of
the officer In command there that the
people on tho other side be all0we0 to
cross into the town The officer re-.
fOrrod them 10 General Griffin, u
command at limerick the general
offered Ca send a pass officer TO the
bridge ana promised TO supply paase
% those persons whom the constabl-
larry would recommend.
The offer was not accepted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22

Limorick. April I'd The 300 sirik-
.rH who went outside thr miliiHr} lim-
iIs uf fhr rIN yesterday and Nhn
were NOT permitted to return over the
slrffl,ld bridge H.t evening utrtust
thri would NOT show military per-
o. b.. spent tho wrht uu the bridge
and resumed their demonstration this
morning The soldiers were still OBJ
duratc ana would NOT permit The
atflkprH tH cross tho bridge
10 20 noon to-day There had been
no clashes between Che opposing
forces
rhc bfrnk of Ia} found a wan and
hollnw-eyea crowd of men and wom-
un HhiyrrluE bon tnt chl3 weather,
They wpr, aiken % cottages ON the
clare side of tbe RIVER shannon and
given breakfast by friends and aym-
puthizrrs Some co. tho older ones had
been provided with beds during the
nigh. on cottage floors, hut most oi
tho crowd spent the night in the open,
The attitude 90 passive resistance
was continued during the night by
tho strikers The military maintained
"a strict guard with large forces OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22

II is probable that the actual meet
ing Of the allied ana German delegates
60 negotiate tho peace treaty will no'
occur until Apul -. as the physical
impoaaihiity OF having the official
dran of the tecuty ready for prcscnta-
ton April 90 makes o. poatponement
uf tho gathering imperative. Germany
be- ready 10 call Tor plobiscitr on the
treaty, it iH reported from Berlin.
tn tho meantime tho Italian Hitua-
ton is source OF much concern in
PARIS Premier Orlando and Furoirn
Minister Suuniuu of Italy are absent
iur themselves from tho meeting uf
tho council of four Monday afternoon
Whether thlH marks virtual with.
drawul of the Italians from the con.
ference has not developed prcal.
dent Wilson. atili opposed 10 roeogni-
tion OF the treaty of London. undsi
which iiaiy nyH claim 10 Fiume and
tho ualmntiHn coast. hnH prepared d
statement on tho subject which Will
ho made public Dr. tho deadlock con-
iInuoH. it is snid
4 revolution ils broken out iu
Turkey and "a soviet government has
been set up, according tn ncwa do
patches originating in iolshUyik cir
clcs az ndpssn. tonatautiuuuiO j
said 10 hc under the rule uf "a uolsho.
viz committee.
The Hungarian soviet government
headed hy Gsn kun. is reported a.
have fallen. iiumHuinu troops ldNuug-
inE from tlC east hnNc hefr I1irr
by Czech troops and the soviet army
has heCu defeated. according 60 ud-
vices fSoklgr soldiers. representa-
uNoH ul u minor race living tn th1
TruuHNl lNnniuu Alps have deserted rhs
soviet army IuI fuIurl thr EuwuU'
iaus. t Is said. AtNr,H from Huln,
post Indicate that thp social igw0'
Gratis wIll ult utUr control rhrl
are headed hN Sirmund kuun th'
commissioner uf education iu the su
yict cabinet thHna ia reported tt
prevail in budapest
The soviet roEimo az Munich llsi
has Drumhlci the end coming sstur
dH,. according 90 reports rcaohin.
London
ON thr l'ul front ln Russia. forro'
undor the comunnd of the umsk 1li
Russian government have aEain de-
frutcd the bolshcVik who Hro retrruf
ms Decentralization iu Tho UolshNik
ranks ia reported and in tho Niatiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
ALLIES, HOWEVER,
OPPOSED TO SUCH
STEP, IS REPORT
Associated Powers Said to Be Against Any Plebis-
cite on Peace Terms Nevertheless, Prepar-
ations for Such an Election Are Going on
Rapidly in Germany; Vote Likely to Be Mega
tive Unless Germans Are Allowed to Negotiate,
Say Berlin Dispatches.

Berlin Sunday April 20Appurenances for election
a readiness for immediate pebscte peace
corng To Information obtained from close the
Preparations have secretly
cared and the terms published morning the referendum
e taken the day and
eight hours later II that the
answer would be there negotiate details
the terms Thus II indemnity fixed Germany hope
dispute the total hut be allowed TO send experts discuss
and Of payment. IL il said
II believed that the will accept peace
terms because the people will overlook the consequences
ncthe maintenance of the blockade the stoppage mpoa
t0ns aud the evils which be
OF their reluctance sanction harsh II that
negotiate The details of the absolutely
basis which Germany her present will az
firuntiyc.
Paris April - avas -Dussiun Of the
Versailles after the Germans called will
tnucd longer an ay l5 the Echo DE
Germans will he required the conditions subject
ratification Of their the allies these
conditions shall be submitted 10 pcbscte IL adds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
CTnniNs HAVE uiciT
no DISCUSS THFtTf

Berlin. Monday April 1.-THE
German cabinet In a special session
this morning after considering the
SECOND teicEram from Georges
Dlcmenccau, the French premier.
president Of the peace conferences in
Parts. correcting tho false Impression
created by biz first note. decided that
the peace delegation originally ap-
nuinted could so 10 Versailles al the
end 20 the present week u was ue-
termined that the date of April 20.
first fixed for the arrival ~ the Ger
man representatives al Versailles.
could not ho adhered 20 because of
The confusion over the arrangements.
Premier 'iemenceau's second tcle-
rrnm reached the foreign office last
evening. hut was not considered Off
cially until this morning. In u the
French premier said his original no
uficatiun regarding the German rcp-
rcaensatiycs had been misconstrued
nud miaiuterprcted by Germany Tie
declared there was no intention on
the part of the entente 90 deny the
Germans the right ~ negotiation or
discussion.
with the assurance. the oablne, I'm
mefiuteY determined 90 revoke ~
decision 10 send Dr Hamlet Won HAHN
hausen, with e pair of suhordiuateal
in his role Of hiTh class messenger 10
Parts. and reverted 10 IL intention ~
sending siN delegates 20 che Versailles
congress, headed by count Won Brock -
durn llantzau, the foreign minister.
Dr Eduard David. the former social
ist leader In the reluhstHE. originally
selected a. one OF the siN, b. replaced
hY Herr l.nndshrfE the secretary Tor
publicity, ART and literature, aa nf
David o. ill
THE body ~ experts viii not prn.
coed 90 NerHailles Tor the present ~
o. stated
The delegates it u made known
expect o. hp given complete freedom
ut movement ana unuhstructed means
of communication with their hvm"
. government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
TURKEY is
in GRIP OF
BOLSHEVIKl
Revolutionary Committee Holds
Constantinople, Report; Turk.
ish Consul at Odessa Notified Of
Change, Claim

Paris April - \ revolution
ha, broken ont iu Turkey aud a
soviet government has been do
rlarrd
4 revolutionary committee has
been established at Cou,tantinoplc.
according tu q Telegram received
here from kirv. quoting the Boil
,hoyik representative at Odessa
who say, that the Turkish consul
there has received official an
uuuuccm,ut uf the change in m,
government.