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New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Call for League
Council Meeting
Expected Oct. 80
Formal Ratification Likely
by That Date, and First
Session Probably VIII Be
Held Within Ten Days

PARIS. Oct. 22.-Formal ratification
of the German peace treaty probably
will be accomplished on October 80, and
q call will be issued that day for the
first meeting of the council OF the
league Of nations, 10 take place within
ten days
The French Foreign Office explains
that the delay, as has previously been
stated, was due entirely to the great
amount OF preliminary work before the
convention could be put into effect
such as the creation OF commissions
and the preparations by the military
missions for the task provided them in
the terms of the treaty.
Military experts who were assigned
by the peace conference to examine
questions relative to final ratification
OF the treaty with Germany will submit
their report tomorrow, according to
the Petit Parisien." Marshal Foch
was in charge of the examination of
the manner in which the clauses of the
armistice were fulfilled by Germany.
i uc NOM itld ions OIL various de Ieg2teS
TO the committee on Interpretation and
execution Of the German peace treaty
were put on record by the Supreme
Council at today's session. The nom
nations registered were: Italy, Count
Bonin-Longare, the Ambassador to
France. and Signor Paliano; France,
Stephen Plchons the Foreign Minister,
and Philippe Berthelot, political direc-
tor of the Foreign Office; Great Brit
ain, Lord Derby, tho Ambassador to
France; Japan, Baron Matsui, Ambas-
sador at Paris.
The Supreme Council this morning
received 8 request from the National
Lutheran Council of America asking
that it be substituted for the Protest
ant missions in the former German
colonies, the suppression of which is
provided for by the Treaty of Yer
sailles. No decision was reached by
the council as to the request.
The Supreme Council has refused 4
request from the German government
that members OF the inter-Allied COM
missions in Germany no longer should
wear uniforms after the peace treaty
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
u. S. Mandate
In Armenia
Is Opposed
Most of Near East Commis-
sioners Believe That DUTY
of This Country Lies
Very Close to Home
European Broils Feared
South America Also Is Sug-
gested as More Appropri-
ate Field for Our Efforts

CONSTANTINOPLE,- Oct. IL (de-
layed) (By The Associated Press -
Recommendations of majority of the
members Of the Harbord Mission.
which has been devotng seven weeks
to closeup investigation Of Armenia
and the Middle East, that the United
States shopld decline to accept man
date for Armenia or Turkey are based
largely on the argument that Americas
duty lies closer at home. Civilian
members of the mission. who favor ac-
ceptance Of mandate for Armenia at
least, figure, on the contrary. that ac-
ceptance is duty. first to the peace Of
Europe and secondly to the helpless
Inhabitants who Of themselves can
never rise from the mir4 Of ignorance.
poverty and race prejudice
General Harbord refused 70 be
quoted in any respect regarding &C
ceptance OF a mandate until after he
mad reported to President Wilson
Several military members Of the mis-
sion regard regulation of the affairs
OF these regions as relatively simple
internal problem if complete control
over all the territory is given, with
authority to discipline unruly civilians
as, they say, the American army did
in the Philippines. They also feel il
would be most interesting work. but
they feel as Americans that America 5
task lies IN Mexico and helping the
states Of South America
The civilian members argue that if
the United States were to take man
date for Armenia alone it would in
volve the United States 20 some degree
in the quarrels Of Europe. The Ar
menian people, too, are not sufficiently
numerous, and their territory not large
enough, to give Armenia a respectable
chance as a state; further, Armenis
would be handicapped by the same ole
unprogressve neighbors which woulc
seek to pull it down.
May members of the mission EN-
phaslze the need for America squared,
to face the Far Eastern issue, declar
ing the Pacific is Americas foreign
field, whereas the Ottoman problem be
longs 20 Europe.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
No Ambassador to
Berlin Till Good
Faith Is Proven
]. 5. to Appoint Only
Charge d'Affaires Pending
Test of Treaty Workings
and Allies Will Do Same

WASHINGTON, Get. 22.-Chare4 OF
embassy will be the rank Of the first
American diplomatic representative to
Germany after the ratification of the
peace treaty, for not until sufficient
time has elapsed 10 test the workings
OF The treaty and the spirit in which
the present government OF Germany
undertakes to carry out its provisions
Wil the representative give place TO q
fully accredited ambassador. This
plan, it was learned to-day. also will
be followed by the Entente govern
ments.
Out of consideration for the Senate,
"nlch might resent any action on the
part Of the executive branch anticipa-
tory OF the disposition Of the treaty. it
was said to-day that at present it was
not possible 10 announce the name Of
the person who will assume the impor-
tant office OF charge at Berlin. but it
was lntimated that the selection would
be made from the ranks of some of the
embassy secretaries who by reason OF
ong service and training are regarded
as equipped for the discharge of the
heavy and responsible duties corrected
With the reestablishment Of full diplo-
'i-N"4N NNL"NASAto WtAt t'lt tSiLC eilfUly
country.
Not only strength of character. but
great tact and discretion. with an abil-
ity to convince the German people that
now the way is at an end America is
disposed to hold out the hand Of real
friendship if met by an honest inten-
m TO establish and maintain an actu-
ally representative, free government,
are the qualifications this official must
ossess in the view of persons here who
are conversant with the situation.
There is no dispositions it was
earned. TO reduce the rank of the
American diplomatic representation in
Germany, which still remains one Of
me great nations of the world. But
it is understood to be planned to make
such change in the ca~e Of Austria
aud Hungary The Turkish Embassy
also is due for reduction in rank. il
was learned. Considering the small
size of the country which will remain
under Turkish control, it may be that
the remnant will have to be content tc
share an American minister with Bull
sar< and any lesser state that may re.
main in the Balkans.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Memorial Offered to u. S.
City of Dover to Pay for Monu-
ment to Work of Navv

LONDON, Oct. % (By The Associ-
ated Press The United States has
been offered $4,000 of the Dover
Patrol fund for erection of memorial
to commemorate the cooperation of the
American and British navies in the
war. United States officials may de
eide where and what sort of memorial
shall be erected.
The Lord Mayor Of Dover and the
other municipal officials made the offer
TO John W. Davis, American Ambassa-
dor, who has taken up the matter with
the Washington government and also
with Rear Admiral Knapp, commander
of the American naval forces in Euro
pean waters.
The fund is made up OF contribu-
ions from all over the United King
dom. Originally 1t was intended fol
erection of monuments at Dover and
Calais in honor of the men who kept
the English Channel open during the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
An Attractive and Valuable
Publication

May write to say to you how
greatly | enjoy the perusaI of the
numbers of ASIA. the magazine of
your Association, as this comes to me
from month to month. This, in my
oplnionA IS not only one of the most
attractive, but one Of the most sub
stantial and valuable publications
dealing with far Eastern affairs. and
whoever is Interested In these politi
cally, financially or COMMERCIALLY
should be advised to follow the ar
ticles and reports the magazine con-
talns.
"fSignedJ Jacob H. Schiff -
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Text of Treaty
Reservations
IL Proposed Changes and
Preamble Are Before
the Senate Committee

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-The pre-
amble and thirteen reservations to the
peace treaty which were before the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
to-day follow:
Preamble
"The committee also report the fol-
loaoing reservations and Understandings
10 be made part and condition Of the
resolution Of ratification, tchich rati-
fcatioa is not 20 toks cetct or bind the
United States a.ntl the foiloacing resey-
rations and understandings haze been
accepted az q part and condition Of
said instrument OF ratification By at
last three Of the four principal Allied
and associated po'Oers, TO avit: Great
Britain, France, Italy and Japan.
ss1-The United States understands
and construes Article that
in case of notice of withdrawal from
the league Of nations as provided in
said article the United States shall be
the sole judge SIS to whether all its
international obligations and all its
obligations under the said covenant
have been fulfilled, and notice of with
drawal by the United States may be
given by concurrent resolution Of the
Congress of the United States.
s.C-The United States assumes no
obligation to preserve the ter
ritorlal integrity or political independ-
ence OF any other country or TO inter
fere in controversies between nations,
= ,t,o1 <1re -
under the provisions of Article I, or to
employ the military or naval forces Of
the United States under any article of
the treaty for any purpose unless in
any particular case the Congress, which
under the Constitution has the sole
power to declare war or authorize the
emp loyment of military or naval forces
Of the United States, shall by act or
joint resolution so provide.
..2-No mandate shall be accepted
by the United States under
Article XIII, Part l, or any other pro-
vision of the treaty Of peace with Ger
many except by action Of the Congress
Of the United States.
s.1-The United States reserves to
itself exclusively the right to
decide what questions are within its
domestic jurisdiction and declares tnat
all domestic and political questions re
lating wholly or in part to its internal
affairs, including immigration, labor
coastwise traffic. the tariff, commerce
and all other domestic questions are
solely within the jurisdiction Of the
United States and are not under this
treaty to be submitted in. any way
either to arbitration or the considera-
ton of the council or the assembly OF
the league Of nations, or any agency
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

comes into effect, in order to avoid a
recurrence of disagreesble incidents,
such as earlier attacks upon inter
Allied officers. The council declared
that it saw IN the request al attempt
to weaken the authority of the inter
Allied commissions.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Z. S. Held for
Ransom in Mexico
Masked Puebla Bandits
Rob Official: Demand
SI5O,OOO for Return

Ns,c York Tribune
Washington Bureas.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-MaSked
bandits abducted William 0. Jenkins,
American consular agent at Puebla,
Mexico. and are holding him for $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
A PLACE TO FILL.

Il read ASIA with great interest
as it comes to NE from time to
time. and think it has place to
hll- and is filling it with remarkable
ability Sincerely yours.
Theodore NJ Vail"
Chairman Of the Board. american Tcie-
phone and Telegraph Company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
AVIso d.

Todas las personals estan por esta
nOtificados de Que tieneu de tener a
su ganado y u caballos fuera de Ia.
Reserva India de San ~Tdelonso. Des
pues del dfa / de Mayo ST canada o
oahallos son cogidos dentro do la Re
serya dichos animales seran enss-ra7
dos y los duehos tienen de pagan una
multa.
Toda persona que desee tener CANA
do dentro de la Reserva debe de ha-
Ger arreglos con 81 GObernador de este
Pueblo, y SO le permitira tener su ga
nado dentro de la Reserva inicamente
hasta Octubre i; despues de dicha fe-
cha nadie podra arriendar terreno per
te~neciente d los Indios.
Ell 4 de Mayo TODD ganado hallado
dentro de la Reserva sera echado fue-
ra.. ST estas ordenes no son obedeci-
das, las personals no Sc tienen de que
jar 81 su ganado es lastimado 0 natas
lGNAclo ANGULAR,
Gobernador
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

Francisco Saiz no c~onidefaldola az
peligro el jueyes pasado intent6 cru
Ear Ell no en- Ia Gale DelaadD con ~
caballo v i'm vehicuio, Tn enorme
guijarro que traia la corriente le
did al caballo en- las patas tirandolo
81 RIO y antes que luese possible Il.
brarlo de Ia guarnici0n para que se
~|desfendiera de Ia corriente va Al
|caballo Sc habia ahogado.
Frank m. Eormley Ell comerciante
de Canyon Road. pardio i'm, CARO- lie.
no de- abafFotes en- el mlsmo rio y
en- eli mismo sitio. Ell caro- fu6
'bolteado pefo los caballos pudieron
salir cor bien.
Vivian Grieg0. empleado de la adj
ministraci6n de cOrreos local. perdi0
una .yaca eli lQnes p. D. La AGA es-
taba atada a un arbol cerca del rio
con I'M cabresto s~ufieiente largo para
que pudiera ~pastearse y beber aqua.
de alguna nlanera el animal al ir al
aqua Ie fue impossible eseaparse de.
la venida y Sc ahog0 antes de que
Sc lei pudiera daf auxiHo.
Los Guardab0sques Aepor9an que
habfa de cuatro d sells pies de nieve
las montanas b principles de ia
pasada. rs de- c~onsiderarse
que mucha de esta nieve Sc derritira
dos o tres dfa ealurosos.
4 Una tremenda cantldad de aqua.
s~uifciente 81 habfa sido acumuladA.
para regar eli vale TODD ell verano,
ha corrido a ~perderse en- los dltimos
dos meses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

~anuncid hoy que Ia collaboration era
posppuesta para ell microbes o el
1jneYes.
III qobernadof Tom Campbell. de
Arizona. v el Gobernador Lafrhzoio
lde Nuevo Mexico. due arribaron q al
tia ciudad esta maaana de Santa Fe,
Ianunciaron due permnnecerian haafa
I'll jleves en- ia noche para oficiaimen.
|te dar la ~bienvenida los soldados I'D
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

~ I"N "N|.| "N.4t
statement OF the ownership manage.
ment, calculations etc,s Required ~ III
EActrOf CONGRESS OF August "a, 1879. OF
El Nnevo Mexioano, published weekly
at santa ne, New Mexico for April 4
state q New Mexico
( Comfy III santa Fe
Before me, Il Notary Public IN and fot
the state n county, aforesaid, person-
ally appeared Ralph Ma Henderson who;
having been duly sworn according to
law deposes md says that he Is the
Business Manager Of the Ela Neuvo Mexf-
eano and that the following Is. TO the
best Of his knowledge and belief, a true
(and II a daily paper. tie circulation
etc.. ,oflt The aforesafd publication Nor the
date shown ia tbs above caption required
nv the Act sof August a. 1912, embodied
h section 442, Postal Laws and Regula-
form to wifi M
That the names and addresses OF
the pnblisherp editor, managing editor
.anf business managers are
Publisher. Santa Fe New Mexican Pub
fishing Corporation, Santa Re, ~. NJ.
Editor, p Dana Johnson, Santa he,
Managing Editor j. Dana Johnson.
Business Manager Ralph Nj. Hender-
son. Santa ~, n. M.
That the owners are: (Give names
and addresses OF individual owners, or.
II = corporation. give its name and the
names and addresses Of stockholders own
Ing or holding / per cent or more Of the
total amount of stock. )t
santa Fe New Mexican Publishing
Corporation Santa re. y. N.
Mrs. Cabot Ward. New York, N. Y.t
Herbert b. Mason. Tulsa. Okla.
Brian Boru Dunno, SANTA Re, N M.
B That the known bondhouderss
mortgages, and other security holders
owning Or holding ! per cent o. more Of
total amount OF bonds. mortgages, or
other securities are l1f there are none,
so state.)
Intertype Corporation, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
Bronson N: Cutting, Santa Fen M
above, giving the names Of the owners.
stockholders and security holders, II any,
contain not only the list of stockholders
and security holders as they appear up
on the books of the company but also,
cases where the stakeholder or Sc
curity holder appears upon the books OF
the company as trustee or in any other
fiduciary relation, the name Of the
person or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting, Is given; also that
the said two paragraphs contain state.
ments embracing atlantis full knowledge
and belief as to the circumstances and
under which Stockholders and
security holders who do not appear upon
the books of the COMPANY as trustees.
hold stock and securities in a capacity
other than that of a bona fide owner
and this affianf has no reason to be-
lieve that any other person. association,
corporation has any interest direct or
in the said stock, bonds. or other
securities other than as so stated by him.
5. That the average number Of copies 1
Of each issue of this publication sold or
distributed. through the mails or other |
wise, to paid subscribers during the six
preceding the date shown above
is
(This Information is required from
daily publications only.)
RALPH M. HENDERSON,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this /
18th day OF April, 1918.
tseal) JESSIE P. CARROLL,
Notary Public. |
MY commission expires August 4, 1922.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
LOS coRERNADoREs NE; NuEvo
MEXICO NJ ARIZONA TOMARAN
PARTE EN- LA FESTlviDAD
DEL PRESTAMO.

Ell Paso yTexas, Abril 26.-M Co
bernador Tom Campbell, de Arizo-
ma y ei Gobernador Larrazolo. de
Nuevo Mesxica han sido inyitados a
que tomen parte en- Ia celebration
del prestamo de Victaria de los tres
estados y darle la ~bienvenida a Ia
infanteria 1853 compuesta de Arizona
y Nuevo Mexico, cuyas tropas arri.
baran a este lugar Ell martes pro.
ximo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
REsoLUcIoNEs De CONDO
LENcIA

Por cuanto la Dfyina Providencia
sus altos designioS ha determinadp
guitar de nuestro medic a la muy es-
timada Sonora S%ecundina Lopez,
quien falleci0 el dia 20 de Abril A.
D., 1919, a las IL en- la noche,
R~eseulvase: que con la muerte de
osa noble sonora, su caro- esposo d.
Jose Miguel Pacheco perdi6 una esl
lposa fiel, su hij0s Simplicio, Mi.
quelita, Donicia Y Teafila, como tam
bien u hijos polfitcos, David Rome
no, Esquipula Montoya, Rafael Fer
|nandez, Jacobo Martinez y Da Ynda-
lecia todos ellos perdieron una amo-
rosa v tierna madre. la sociedad uno
de sus miembros, dejando un vacio
dificultoso de llenar,
Sea resuelto ademas: que nosotros
Irogamos a Dios lie abra campo y lu-
gar en- las mapciones celestiales en-
medic de sus bfenaventurados y man
dar a la familia Ell balsamo de consola-
ci0n,
Resuelxase ademas: que por medic
de estas es ~extienden las gracias a
todas las personals, que tan b0ndado-
samente las prodigaron ayuda inclu-
yendo a los cofrados de N. p. ]. por
su acompahamiento.
R~esueIvase ademas que nosotr0s
nos uDameso con toda la familia q SEN
tir tan irreparable perdida,
Resuelvase ademaas: que una copia
de estas r~esoluciones sea mandada a
Ia famiIia como prueba de nuestra
|estima y simpatfa, y que sea una Co
pia mandada al TEl Nueyo Mexicano'
" otra a la "Revista de Taos para su
publication.
Vicente Archuleta, Presidente,
Siberiano TrujiIlo, Vice Presiden-
tie,
Dionicio Dominguez. secretario
Manuel Lopez.
lElsquipula Rodriguez,
Claudio Romero,
Pedro A. Dominguez,
Melton Vigil,
Nicolas Lopez
Comisi0n de resoluciones.
AL NEL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
'Muy senior mic:
penyer. COLORADO, Abril q. 1919.

IMy senior milo: Dmver.C Colorado Abnl 81. 1919
Esa h aaan Information ssra del hstso de 1abaa de amcar T%@p amos @ empa-
M hnbGo as mdendo qm Ell sea dao tamjo de beabd@ da vez
labndora cuhvaranm mas dhbeks EN- este ahoq que en- los anta@ps-pm aa 10 acres Mado 81
aMo paad0 49, acres an sembadM@ este ao.
Sc oheen $4,000 Dor acre pore hamjO de la eHad6n. Eo mcuye ntewcar esardar (sMa-
dWD y deaabezrs IN hombrep uede nunnlmenk atmdr 10 acres; una mum Z acres Tda Ia
fens sa 6 gOp0raonaaa gratis Or los lmadus&
cho 81 oro $1W @ demidoh aaq que ha conclude to eli hafao de la enaMn Cumdo
[mheaca behbde, mcarda las hTbn " aAms mMw Mb @hba v dga Ons nMs ID baba en-
pm como Ua pdmero de mayo q po dewa lei pnmero de- mayo deendnmdo en- 81 hempo.
agncntdes qu@enq que nga ndod habjo de enne@acr en- 80 dms omenosd pue de-
Sc Ofnan$ $3.50 per aav pr "a semda eanada oachadm9 Fl page Sc dbe ouadO Sc ha
heho ell habao
81 tab%o CuandOu m eaMda#H muWe tOda las hmbsd de las cnreas de- tMe v ennaaca I'm
behml ST eNn uedmdo dos utos Eono dua mucho
en- Gyo tempo MmMen @ demdo tNo de desabemr enpeza como A dm mdmero de ochne y dua
como 20 das Ha los De@beesd eas del ardo loss pa y hgo demoha las amasy @ aMa
FL nbjo de beabam IS hhob go Ia supervision de m mayodono de- @ac onpanhs qen 10
eShard vdy m@oda para ham rpdmenhd habao Los cmtMOss son hahOsc COZ los agrrI-
torres enen que pa@ne a vds drecammM
81 u homhn m atuddo 40 acres 50 l. debrn $4,000 0mo dgue:
s 1000 Do Ell da pnero de JUNO
1000 ONO Ida phmeo de agNo
$4,000 como 81 dm pmmego del 0iembe ts
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para calender q Dsb stbaa DurMsa Il mas tempo es va, He para arendauea ls
dssde EnaIoee ne 500 90 ! sSoSw% "a ImMudoT Dor Dor n@o del d EDI na sTog FL s@aA c @
habaop wdom o pagan t0m ms gaSm de vr dunnte 81 yepno y ahonar d dmro que h@a
heo con tndo de- bembdea
IS va OBasne IN omhnOp dM O q acres para 81 fanMa nj qmee dedrsq que a4 lmado Al
bao que vdy puda ObMnere entire los PERIODS que ahmde als bAahdes dhnde prndpahnnte m
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uhnIid az Ooahar pato = @ms 2 psge@@s para eOmrarm antics de- ha Iem@ al rancho
para ahndr betMH@d de azumr dnmntedoda Ia eNad6n de 1913. 81 Vd, Sc ra aes de- rmhmr
heMd6n tmMa que pagan m bnGe @mpado d tempo do gn hA rancho
RmurdMs qae amGe asm taho mevo para vdss s. ecbo Sa ao pM nnIarm de- 81 proua
guele mdamn daE Que @aw una proposition jma -Al
1890 THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
NUEvo cRIsTlANo

De Solar, Colorado, Sc nos comunica
que Ell dfa 10 del pr6ximo pasado mes
de Abril fu6 llevado a la Pila del
Bautismo Ell nino de Don Candida
rio C6rdoya y la Sra. Crestina Cor
dova, de Sugarita, N. Mex, actuando
como padrinos Ell ST.. j A. Berg y la
Sra. Dulcinia T. de Berg, de Solar,
Colorado. La ceremonial tuvo lugar
en- Ia igIesia en- Ration, ~. Mex. FL
nuevo cristiano recibi6 ell nombre de
Daniel, Luengos amos de vida lie de-
seamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
OvEJAa ExTRAvIADAs.

Sc me han ew~trayiado. desde Ell dfa
20 de Mario, so ovejas entire Sena y
Leyba, Condado de San Miguel Las
oyejas tienen la ~siguiente marca: SEES
COS encontrados v bocado en- la iz-
quierda. Ofrezco una liberal recon-
pensa a la persona que me de- razon
cierta de su paradero. Dirijanse a
APARICO TAPIA,
Ribera, Nucvo Mexico.