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The Tomahawk., 1919-09-11


be maintained and equipped by the
federal government, under authority
granted by Newton d. Baker, secretary
Of war, In response to the personal
appeals by Governor Burnquist and
state military onicers In Washington.
Red Wing.-Victor Carlson, night
watchman ut the state training school
here, received severe scalp decorations
% result of being hit over the head
with . bat BY one Of the inmates. A
group Of the larger boys Of the institu-
ton planned . general escape, the plan
being to knock out the watchnan ON
duty, take his keys and gain their free
dom. One Of the boys took . baseball
bat to bed with him and attacked Carl.
son, who Vas stationed near the hoy,
hitting him over the head several
times. The watchman was able %
give the alarm and the plans Of the
boys miscarried. Six boys were i'm.
plicated.
Luvsrns.-Rock county viii bs used
~ . state model in making the sur
vey for the inter-church world move
ment. Preliminary orEAnixation work
has been started. The organisation
viii assist In closer cooperation Of
various denominations and . detailed
survey viii be carried out. Avoidance
of overlapping OF religious work, -
Enlistment Of churches and Sunday
schools where none are active. and
greater efficiency Of team work among
churches are some Of the aims. Rev.
Howard johnson q chairman of the
county work. The survey viii be start
q In October.
The Tomahawk., 1919-09-11
ls>u&e.%sa>r>e34es>ss>es<e.%u~s.>q
!. Important
News Events
of the World
y. Summarized
Personal

Personal .... .-.
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation of Labor, arrived
at New York on the transport George
Washington from Brest.
-
The prince of Wales and his party
visited hospitals at Toronto where re-
turned soldiers are being treated:
The Tomahawk., 1919-09-11

Knows Her Business.
"Did you notice how attentively
Miss Smarty listened to young Jones
when he was talkingr
"Yes. He told me afterward she
was the most entertaining girl he had
ever met"
The Tomahawk., 1919-09-11
Short and Sharp.

Snort ana SnaTp.
10 'Your vitality Is low"
'But DOCTOR" I danced the 'shim-
me- nearly all last night !"
'.Also your morals. Here's pre-
scription for debility. I can't under
take to cure depravity. Five dollars
please"
The Tomahawk., 1919-09-11
INDIGESTION
Caused by
Acid d-Stolrlach

Millions Of people-in fact about out ,. OF
acute or chronic. Nearly every case Il
csused by Acld-Stomach.
Thsrs are other steneeh di.oIdsrs ts Ehish
Ing. heartburn. bloat after estinE; food r.. r..
peatinE, sour, gassy stomach. There are
many ailments which, while they DO . nSt
cause much distress In the stomach ITSELF
stomach. Xmons these are nerveu.ne..'
tis. impoyeri:hsd blood; we:kns:. - i9;Sm %SSa-
icai and mental uaisertes that Keep the
Victims In miserable health year after year
The right thing to do n to attack thees
ailments at their Source-get nd OF tho ecid.
ExToNic now makes it easy to do this.
one Of hundreds Of Thousands Of grateful
users Of 1AToNIc writes; -! hsvs bssn s..s
troubled with intestinal indigestion Tor ABOUT
nine years ana have spent quite 2 sum tor
medicine, but without relief After using
BATONIC for Q few days the gas and pains
IL my bowel: disappeared. EAToNIc - JUST
We have Thousands Of letters telling of
these marvellous dement's. Try EAToNIC and
you, too. will bs just a. enthusiastic In 1ts
Your druggist has HAToNIc. Get : big
soc box from him today. He will refund
your money II you are not sattsfed.
The Tomahawk., 1919-09-11

Execution by tho Germans Of Hiss
Edith Cavelle. the English nurse.
which aroused the indignation Of the
allied world, was In accordance with
the laws of "civilized warfare" accord
ing to q minority report of the commit
tee on military law of the American
Bar association. in convention at Bai-
timore, Md.
An official bolshevist wireless an
nouncement from Moscow reports re-
volt at Archangel among newly moDli'
lied troops. The mutineers were exc
cuted. The British are shelling the
front with poison gas.
Lieutenant General Rozanof, at
vladivostok. the highest Russian au'
thority in eastern Siberia, denies re-
cent reports that the all-Russian gov
ernment under Admiral Kolchak has
abandoned Omsk and moved to H.
kutsk.
Three hundred American cavalry
troops made their way back to the Rio
Grande through a driving ratnstorm
after an unsuccessful campaign begun
last Tuesday to overtake bandits
The Tomahawk., 1919-09-11
Let the Trisles Go.
Don't worry over tr;fles. II yoa
must worry, pick out something worth
while, then get busy.

Sometimes blond woman Il really
/ blond. ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
ALBUQUERQUE YOUTH, MEMBER
OF LOST BATTALION FAMOUS
FOR REPLY OF LEADER, HOME

Albuquerque has chance TO wei
come home uno ~ tho real heroes OF
the war Corporal Enrique Pcroa. e.
member OF the a0Sth. umntrN. the
Lost Battalion" made famous hf tho
rCply of iiH commander. col a. 81
MhittltHCy. 20 the Gerniana demand
OF surrender. has reached thp titY uf-
t-r being honumhiy diHphtrred tt
camp bliss ntur 90 t'uao ou Nuy 90.
lie D. tho son Of Dave p,rcn. now ds-
ceased but u former justice of tho
prncs in 'ld Albuquerque whore Cor
pofnl frr,t'H mother iH nov living.
The IUhth wHH surrounded hy I
hulfatirrlU OF GrrmuuH uud Was com.
pl'tolN cut uff from other American
truopa for HiA days and nights Tho
iluu commander sent word 90 Whit
fltHnN tn surrender. Go Co HEIR
was the prompt reply of tho American
leader lDrrH WHH With th, regiment
through those alN DAYS Uf Nerve
breaking warfare mud has rrturup
home without scratch but with a
mtmoN.
-Thoy have told ua that tho geud
retrentDd Iuu lttf uH Boo trHU. hut I
don't believe H." asserted Corporal i'H-
rca "Nc We're NOT r,trrttirE. ans of ut
I don't know how 90 happened. but
thrN caught uH how Tho GrfwuuH
wsfp down boo re- UtIul Ht uur right
Hul uu hill Ht our lrtf and then nli
boo front uf uH W. w,r, tu hiu
ourselves and there wHH u rnHl IUsi
tu our luft Down thIH road back ct
ua we're thp other AmruClu TROOPS
''rhs Goruuna discovered our plight
gnd made b. pretty Hiiff tor us They
had machine rW nrsta uul uIuIh i.,
me our nuuW and l.pt announH Hrfusl
tho road Hn that SD. couldn't TUfrUuf.
We couldn't advance either for the
GfrmHus were pretty thick lu that
direction. Nc couldn't 600 tu tHp rIFlt
tor they w,r. down Iu fNu uifIuu and
could shoot sus 'H pieces HHI wr
couldn't geo Co thr l'r. flr tlDs hHI
tho ltL 30 We siurh it out ior slN
dlNs
~ wus hard, Uoueh. Tho Nmsr-
icun artillery hlDk ui UH didn't SGT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
OFFICIAL LONDON MAKES
READY TO GIVE A ROYAL
WELCOME TO WKER
Reception to Be Given to Daring Airmsn and His
Navigator When They Arrive in British Capital
From Scotland Tomorrow; Family of Aviator
Celebrates His Safe Return

aud the tcirplsonc IN the Eniiy
he -fhggcd dazzling was CONSTANT
~ ringing.
In u message cNprt~-ing his own
aiid the qurvn'- sympathy nnd
UundOiCnpr, Ning George on ~nt-
urlaN cNpr~-od his fear that
linwkcr had iust hi, life. itc
added
II feet that the nation has lu-t
one ~ ~ mn-t nhic nnd daring
pilots aud thni hr sacrificed his
lite tor the iamc nnd honor 81
iiritish flying.
IN official statement tSnnfirm-
ing news disIutclr- of the ri'~s'uc
ct tinwkrr. and iirut,nani 'um-
uiand'r srlcNr was i-suoi to-
night. II suid.
"iInrry g., Ilawkrr and ticut.
tuinmnndcr Gticsc wct' rescued
in latitude 80 degrees aud 20 min.
uts- north and longitude - de-
grct- 30 minutes west. They
alighicd ciu~r to % -tcansT ON .
ing to u dcfcrt la the water sfr-
ouiation or thfir motor. Iinih men
are Ia Ierfsf health. 1l,c air-
plane WIS not saved
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
Action on Suffrage
Is Put Oft a Day

washington. May is'-Efforis 70 en-
pedito a vote In the senate todsy on
the woman suffrage constitutional
amendment resolution. were defeated.
~ parliamentary tactic. opponents Of
the measure succeeded after t~o
hours in postponing all action until
tomorrow.
After numerous roll calls ana 9TH
cf obstruction, the motion 10 dis
charge the suffrage committee from
considering the resolution. which was
passed by the house last week. was act
aside under the rules at two o'clock
for renewal Of debate ON the rceolu-
ton OF senator Johnson. republican.
Of California. requesting a copy Of the
peace treaty with Germany.
scnator Smith. democrat, of oeor-
fia led the opposition attack and was
supported by Senators Underwood of
Alabama. Fletcher % Florida. aud
other southern democrats
Senator johnson agreed TO have hts
resolution temporarily laid aside. bat
the rules prevtnted such action.
Senators smith of Georgia, VIII
liama of Mississippi, and borah Of
Idaho. opponents of woman suffrage.
admitted during the discussion that
there we've no doubts of sufflcient
votes TO insure the resolutions pass
age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
DFNrKiNE ~ HEAD or
AHNN on foo. 600 MIN


London. March rs. Correspondence
Of the Associated Press l--Gcnerai
O@nikino. head ol the llussian volun-
ieer nrmy, which ~ fighting liolshcv-
Ism In southern Russia, h described
hy nn Engi.ah admircr from odessa a.
"a man ~ about 90 years with rcFu-
lar features aud the fine presence Of
the striking Russian type. lie gives
ono the Impression uf being a broad
wc,i-halnnced man"
The Associated Press correspondent
met this Engiishmnn, whose name
may not be disclosed at the British
foreign office.
penikine. he said. IL guiding his
army and his special council
through dangerous shoals. but 90 far
he has not encountered any reefs, The
special council" ha explained la u
legislative body whith h laying the
foundations ui u new all-ltussian
government" lie described itn mem
beers aa rcfurmrrs "ali broad minded
ana determined 60 give Russia every
possibility % gaining place among
the great free nations of Europe"
The volunteer army now numbering
100000 mcn and holding "a belt reach
lng from the Black sea 10 the Caspian.
he described ua nou-pulitlcul. III
"a united free Hustia, fur freedom of
press and speech. and u aiming 20
bring about such conditions In Russia
that AN administrative government
can be formed by tho viii of the peo-
pie In "a fair election"
bonlkinc, the Enrllnhmnn anld. u
supported hy representative of varl-
Gus political parties, including cadets.
republicans. social democrats aud the
right wing uf the social revolution
aries
In nolshevk Russia" he contin-
ued, "thore IL only one party-th the
iolshcyik party. Healthy, progressive
socialists are now suppressed. These
socialists realize that under Dcuikiue
they are working TO form "a progrcs-
slve element in stable government.
They are in m army and IN hiE 'spc-
cini council All parties surrounding
the council hNe learned by experiences
that possibly for time n dictatorship
VIII be nccesHarr In Russia 20 bring
about that state of freedom which
they have been waiting for FOR years
IAN these political parties and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

army are looking 20 the allies. 20
whom they held through sli their dif-
ficnlties IN help r<lnrtst> Russia - q
great nation. They are Willis 20 nknt.
and they only ask for munitions. tech
nical aid and advice"
A common purpose. aald shis OBJ
server actuatcs General Denikins and
Admiral Kolchak. head ot tho all
nuaaian government a. Omsk. Thcr
are separated by sirnngly-heid boi-
rhevik territory and whether they VIII
be- able 90 join forces AZ an early datr.
he vas unable 70 sal.
General Denlkine remarked 20 me.
"a would he sweet 20 hear the bells
ringing In Moscow. but our task IL 20
heavy We cannot march. We can on
~ crawl I"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

PARIS May 2ee council Of four of the peace
decided ondonay anti Boshvik
Admiral Dnine according
here
The conditions for the recognition that regarding the future
Russia these convoke and the verdict
genuine constituent assembly likewise that the Of nations
and lis affecting the boundaries Of the
former empire accepted.
The constituent assembly determine the future form Of
ernmcnt for Russia.
The policy adopted II added will enable the allies
any force Russa cooperating in the against
recognition will be until such
constituent assembly decides the form Of
The regional will then expire automatically
Admiral kolchak aud Dcni
kline with but will supply them with munitions
hitherto IL stipulated that
Of Russian recently
erected rom old Russian territory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

I.undnn. Mas sG-Nn officlai
ruccpiiun viii hr EiNrn Harry g.,
llnwkrr and licut. tpnnandsr
GricNc. wltcn thoN arrive la ion-
don tunmtrylw from scotland.
The reception win ta',c place at
the MurN lclsnr station, ncturd-
inr iu plans arfnngtd today.
Ihyrc WIS a nerrN IeirtN IN tile
liomr of Harry e.. iinwkCr, ntur
surhitun Inst night, many callers,
Including Thomas %. VI. SopNith,
IsUd 1T ihr Sopwiih Aviation
company. buiiirr- nf the nuis'hinr
In which tinwkcr attempted 10
ris,-- tho Atinniic, Eoing to the
hau-r to congratulate Mf-, Hawk
~. MnnS airuUn were among
tho~p vino tstiivti
Mrs. iiawkcr never lost confi-
dfncc that hrr husband would bc
r'-surd. Even On saturday rNc-
ninE lie was -iili hoirfui, dcclnr-
.i that sunday was her lucky
dny. aud -nidi
I'VE sl,nll have good news to-
morrow"
THlay ha'f linmc was Inundated
with kilograms of congsatuiatiun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

tho nnFc and thsy kept dropping
rhcilH ON ua. We didn't run short ct
ammunition, bcrauao We didn't nuo
much. Ever fifteen minutes some.
one would ASK TOR nrut aid first aid
There were $50 mon IN our company.
'li', und only gt came out without
wounds
aNgc didn't have ANYTHING 10 cat
and not much chance 60 sleep. 30 if
WIS pretty had When We were fin
ally rescued. w. wcro 20 tired We
could hardly mtuh. We would go
about tom iegt nud rest ten minutes.
1hri lUt eos Hlsfp fur twenty ft....
hours when we gut out aud then they
shot uH right hart nc thc font again.
"lt was long umc az the front.
We wont into tho lines ON September
sa and We came out ON October ~.
There were 1--WE hundred OF ua On tho
l0Hi battalion We were cut uff tho
HUruud OF october and got out tho
tIrnth was the only Albuquerque
huN There. lut thorp wuH another from
Sew MtN,n. Bltn Mares ~ Fort
Summer ne cam out without "a
wound vlsn.
"Wo tried 20 got out. 40 rirht"
HIIu tIn corporal fn EnH1Nfr tn u uutH-
ton Colonel Mhittiescy. -he WAS
n mHiot thyn. sent out u runner 20
Ert Boz touch with the Americans Tho
G,rmHuH caurht tho runner nnd Hrnt
him back With the demand that We
surrender a.ufo thrV had uH fur-
rounded TNr mn said we cvul in B.
ho surrounded. we were Americans
Tho youth smiled na De- recalled tho
.puni of tho American commander.
"Thrn They tried ~ burn uH with
liquid nf,' hr continued, "hut thov
,ouiiu't They didn't come after ua
pIflar.' hs s1id with "a little HmilC
thHl was sirriflcnnt
"Nr might huvo ruf hurk once hut
fhr uHlur lWmttlrar1l wouldn't We
hHI too many Wuuuh. .I mon Hni
couldn't Htt them hHrk Ho The rest
uf Us stuck. once We Eut hungry
Hnl 2 HHItd another boy f1 rn over
fhe top Hu1 HHr what We could find.
&c. wuH AuIrrw Tauga from Montnr1.
llu rlI h.N ru. Hn Wc wont out 300
thr IUHl HnI found dnHd America
soldier Ii. Uui four frames Un hIn
.uI HHmr HUt UurhHu. Tho tuhuD
,p v.a w'l lut wo dried r ott and
.uukDI t"
IN addition to Tho Arrorno foros'
nrnI rOr.I 5000 lu tl0 MouH" hHitlr
n. IHH boon In tlr HrrtiD. WnrU NHH
Co. INfr lIH WIS on member of OBJ.
IrHf Sew HHklcn uuU Hri vur Iu
tho lfwu Ht Albuquerque. After nlnH
months H.INIUr in France, h0 rrturn-
od to American on Npril 2N uni was
mustered out May e3. tio wHH born
Hr1 rIlHrI ir Albuquerque and rN-
poets fH r.m.'u hero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
WHITE RACE WOULD
Be IN MINORITY IN
LEAGUE. IS CLAIM
Senator Reed, Of Missouri, De.
olares That White Nations
Would Have 10 Representatives
and Other Countries II

Washington. Nuy et An uttlsk
on thr lsHEu" of nations was made
lu the senate today Dos senator Reed.
demos trpt ~ Missouri who declared
that uudyr thU covenant bon its press
tut form nations governed hE Itrsh
othsr tlHu white would llsu CO., pre-
dominating Voice.
The f'uutur presented statistics iu
show that lf the total population e.
the countries composing the league
Nil.f2i.luN would hn of black, yellow,
brown and red races With only eNH.-
ass. 500 uf tho white race. iu tho
assembly which is tu be- tho govern
ing body. hD tlid, white nations wouli
have rficcn representatives and 9th
q InntionH seventeen representative.
senator Reed told thv rcuato mat tho
revised covenant of the league had
natouishtd many students OF Inter-
rational Hffurs hN itH allotment uf
membership tu the league. llo quoted
figures to show that ln many of the
tountri,s admitted to ull member
chin tho uutrmrN rate is very hirh.
An ,eamln4uun. however, OF the
viii first aatouifh uud then arouse an"
indignation of 'N,n ihourhiiul mnn.
h, continued "tt VIII como uH q die
tiurt nsock. FIRST, That this b. H col
ured league OF nations. That iH 10
fHft. the majority uf tho nations cont
posing the league utc u conEiomor-
yto Of the black yellow. brown. ami
rrd races frequently go iutorWiNcd
and rnmminglod lH 60 constitute and
urrluwanuhlc mopgr'l breed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
undated Ilcau situation D., The
tssfslafsal ptsas.l

.N@AAsHA NAfNHHHN
This week. during which it b. cx-
poctud that the terms OF peace fof
German Austria will bo presented.
may wltaosa also the solution Of the
problems RAISED hy the conflicting
claims of itsiy and Iuro-SinNin iu tho
Aduaiic area. Paris ad,icsa Indicate
that tho ronierocH are taking up Tho
problem uucw.
GcruNnNs n counter proposals tu the
peace tcfus uro expected 60 hu pfr.
sent"d 90 The pence conference to-
morrow Thirteen notes asking for
notifications in the terms have been
Huhmittcd and there may D. several
subsidiary notes utlll 10 De- transmit g..
ted hy tho German peace mission,
General Count Max MontcFina. one
o. 0'rmnnS's delegates. ia quotcd hs
u Berlin newspaper H1 nnFlur that thf
terms ns thcl nov stand Will not o.
signed
WIN tho exception NJ ono coucsss
Ton rolutiN" tu tho SHrrs basin. Cor.
munN'H claims in regard to thlt rr.
rIuu have been TpIDsfrd. Tho council
luH agreed that Germany may rruHfc
prior charge upon Irr uHHitH ur rrE.
vuurH which may hr used Boo paying
for the minus in the Surrn district
should thr plehiscltr to he held in
1854 ic favorable to GrrmuuN
An uf Gsrmlu,'a suggestions rsl
ui.tv in I,r western frontiers have
hHru uU ."gfcl In H sharp motto Go count
Nou trurkIofff. ttuizan
Iainouian forces urr officially rc.
ported 90 have broken through tUt
t.kuN front west OF I,tfuHrii Hul
tu hHy, captured 1000 prisoners
Further east tho forces uf ADMIRAL
koirhuk uf tho Dmsk government
ur, reported t0 ho approaching Nutkt
o. b. expected that tho Euirhnk nud
VuftNpfu ltuasIHu iur,ls VIII soon
NnIHl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
Lovington Votes to
Complete High School

t.nvlurion. y ~ NHv 20 ~ Re- rr-
cent special election Iu t.otInriHu thr
,.tlzHHs hi 10 Nutr of more Than three
tu ono authorized thr issuance ~
bonds iu complete. tuu h'rh school
building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

London HARRY a. uHwksr an !
Lieutenant Cuwm udHr GriNe. who
were h,lir,rI inff white tfNlur 60 nv
ACROSS thr Atlantic Htrr picked ur Ht
.,. unl landed in Scotland tn, Daily
Mall win give uhom consolation
prize uf 8ah.run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
ADMIRAL MUST AGREE
TO ABIDE BY DECREE
OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Anti -Bolshevik Government of General Den;I<ine,
Kolchak's Ally, Is Likewise Recognized; Both
Leaders to Be Supported by Associated Powers
Provided They Accept League of Nations
Covenant; Allies Not to Furnish Russians With
Troops, But With Arms, Munitions, Money and
Food
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

,Um Uinnoi, Morocco lI,4torlut
UogDt French aviator, who lcft Paris
saturday morning ON first rr project
"a trnur-At'anuc flight hy way OF
ufkrr 10 uaxii, landed saturday
.uirht GO krmtrl go kiiomet'fa from
Bahat It's mschric was damaged in
landing ANA tho trip will be ahau-
duucd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
ALLIES RECOGNIZE K0LCHAK RULE IN RUSSIA
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
A Fighting Chance for
Russia.
Where Salvation Army
Charity Begins.

n ffIfit usnic Custly hfs,itn.
tlou, the ns-Is'iatetl lnDuct-
have AZ lnrt tirs'islcti e. rts.-
ornifc, condiiionali,. the govern.
msut 90 iindrni kolcliak aud
scnrral Dcniklnc.
NUw that thrrc T. O. bc some
generalization among the fnrtss-
that arr fighting iioislrNi-m in
ftus~in. W. nu, expect the swim
otcTfiiftlw uf the r.olou- ml.fuir
of isninr nnd TroiskS.
A. 1ir Evening Herald has ~.
pnatstiit puinifti cut, admiral
koi-hak u clcnn.cut. hroad-
minded patriot WIN has given Ia
dui'itniilc proof that lc las only
the wrifnu. uf his ssYuntr,, aud
i'"t hl- nssn ACKNOWLEDGMENT az
heart. lli- conducf of the gov.
,rnfncut of pmsk, whcrr be- has
tscn ~ suprlmr command for
tlc In-i -rNurni months. cicariy
shows what h. ssiuid de- fur thu
cufifc far-flunr innd of the Iius-
SLAMS if hr wcrc hut given the
opportunity.
ssnrrai ipcnlkinr. Who has hack
uf him az kasi iun. .una ~uldiors
VIM nfu Willing to die ~ that Inv
niid uriff nnaN H. rt'-inrd Ia the
r,'soit stricken land. y an ally uf
kuiCltnk'- simply ir'tau-c thcir
pnrIu-c u onf--na nislN. a. save
lluis.is frum the Ciutgiir- uf the
unprineipl,d ard unbriiicd Hat
slhctikl.
Tie two chief conditions at
tnrlrsi tu the rsusuitiau nf kol-
cluk are, fir~t, that be- and lbs'ni-
kinr nErr tu ssiii tstn~titucnt
~ -rmili, pf all liu--inn cicmrut-.
nnd a'idr D., ~ verdict aud, -cc.
und. that tir lcagnr 10 nations
tp,c-tani aud N. rprpiiurics ip ac-
sSTIisd hy thsm
thsr' T. ltilc ilksiihopd that
hulsitak and Icuik kinr viii object
to tltc-~' Gonditions. whish ar.
pfr~t-t',A thi-r upon which tllrs
have hlsTd thrlr ciaim ~ Con-id.
4 rIIfluu ffttnt the allie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

Dallas -Rcturns In Saturdays clcc-
ton from gS3 towns In Texas give
For prohibition, be,oeii against a.
300.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
PRESENT TREATY TO
Be REJECTED, SAYS
ONE OF HUN ENJOYS
No Further Extension Of Time to
Be Asked Fer, German Delegates
Announce; Most Of Enemy De.
mands Are Refused

PARIS. May 20. The French
government has received. from the
German peace delegation the as-
urancc that IL viii ask no further
extension Of time for consid, ration
4 the peace terms. The extension
frantcd last week expires Thurs
day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

chatit, n tho cop,hooka. begin,
ut home
tcfhnps that is Why The salvation
Army has dcr1dod 90 spend lt homo
thr 100000 which 10 DNu,rfs tn u,lro
in ita rtmpHiEu iu this state between
june ih and Juno "A aH part ut iIH
iiH.uIu.uNU national drive
Thrrc urs only two permanent SAL
NH'iuu Army posts in this state It
AlUuuu, ruur tnd lf Roswell THE Az
huuu,rIur auI tho Roswell quotas.
therefore. ur, urupsti, Ihp iarseHt Boz
90, state. Albuquerque viii tU yN-
prttsd 90 give $4,000 HEu ltohW,ll
$4,000 90 Tho state drive.
Shall Vt mako iff
What wus the icons sArr uT tho - boo
ton IUds HuI lHssirs 600 the wvsttr.,
front Whom fHrf NHs H WrUlu'Hrt
bard Hrd dangerous IYh to hu dome
What ought uur Ureu,r hr when
tho salvation AfWN ,tIlH on us 10 do
o. iuh which H rr.th,f hard nor dtu-
E,rousf
W. ARE NIGHT wITU Yor. Tu
TIM LAST SiiIiI UpIE'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

FOR von1n suffrage. bl,57l;
AGAINST, iS.bt3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

Nrw YORK METAL MARKET
New York, May ae.--copper quiet;
electrolytic spot 70 i-s. June and
July 10 81: iron nominal. No. !
northern and No. I southern 2g.75i
No. 2 northern snd No. 2 southern
ISIS. lead easy. spot s95as.as: July
d.len sac. apeiter easy, spot e.ion
e.to. July e.soHeso