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PHILLIPS HARDWARE co.
Phones 49---5O---17

venia Il. Gather, thence with tne Ia, II
named lot South 10 degrees 80 minute
West 35 feet to the lot of William L
Radcliffe, thence South 79 degrees g.
minutes East PIG 1-2 feet to Academy
street. thence North degrees 80 min
utes East 40 feet to the place of be
ginning. Being part of the same lot
which was leased for ninety-nint
ground rent of thirty dollars, by Lydia
Ann Ross to George r. Brown and
brother, by lease dated the End day OF
June, 1882, and recorded in Liber C.L
No. 4. folio 423. And it is agreed wit
the said Lydia A. Ross that this LOT
shall be responsible for fifteen dollar
of the annual rental reserved in saio
lease. Being the same and identicaI
conveyed unto the said John
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SPECIAL SALE IN POTTED
PLANTS.

Geraniums, Pansies, Vinca, Hello
trope, Asters, Verbenas, Ageratum,
Dusty Miller, Dwarf Marigoid, Snap
dragons. Cannas, Coleus, Salvra,
Hardy English Ivy, Moon Vines,
Sweet Slyssum, Begonias, Rose Bu-
shes, Chrysanthemums. From SC.
to Acc.
Ferns Asparagus Plumosus,
Sprengeri. Boston, Teddy, Jr., Ne
pholepis Smithii, Superbissima, Har-
risi, Muscosa Smithii, Dwarf Boston.
Diacaena. Kenta Palms. From
15c. to s8.
J. HOWARD HIRST.
Adv. 6-12-tf.
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Forward, Cambridge. This is
our motto. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv
list. R. 1S-6t.
Welcome home, boys! Our
Fighters" we like you. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv. list, R. 18-6t.
Building supplies for all purpo-
ses. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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ELECTRIC WORK.

The undersigned have formed a
partnership to dc all kinds of cleo
trio work, including regular and spe-
cial wiring, fixing motors, ETC.; in
fact, everything in the electric line.
Mr.. Claggett has been connected with
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E. Eskridge by deed dated the 26th
day of December, 1885, and recorded
among the Land Records of Dorchester
county. in Liber c. L., No: Z, folio 542.
pied by Mr.. John Fountain.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourtk cash
months, or all cash, at the option of
the purchaser, the credit portion to
bear interest from the day Of sale. and
to be secured by the interest-bearlng
be approved by the Orphans Court.
: Title papers at expense of the pur-
chaser. -
j. ELIZABETH EShRIDGE,
VIVIAN e, ESkRIDGE,
n &Rnl lafr fPi
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Announcement of Candidacy.

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commissioner,
subject to the action of the Republi-
can primaries. If nominated and
elected, l promise to do everything
in my power to serve the people faith
fully and well.
CHAS. S. JACKSON.
ADV. 6-10-tf. B&R.
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Fish are biting. Yes, we have
fishing tackle. Phillips Hdw. Co.
Adv. 17-St R. 1S-6t.
Don't you know we sell automo
biIes? Look at them going by.
Come in and see our line. Dodge,
Hudson, Overland. Phillips Hdw.
Co-Adv.
This store is your store. we
want your trade. Phillips Hdw. Co.
ADV.
Ask your painter to specify Da-
Wis or L. & Nj. paint. Your job VIII
cost YOU less, and last longer. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Stop, look and listen This is
the place. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
Leasehold Property

By virtue of decree of the Orphans
dated the 3rd day Of June, 1919. passed
in No. - Chancery, the undersigned
Administrative will sell by public sale,
to the highest bidder. at the Court
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the Cambridge Gas, Electric Light &
Power Co. for many years, and Is
thoroughly experienced in every de-
tail. Our prices will be found rea-
sonable.
J. E. CLAGGETT.
r, LEE BROWN.
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Hurried Departure Of carranza
Consul. General at III Paso Taken
As Sign Of Grave Situation
Below Border
ToRREoN AND JIMINEZ
IN DANGER, Is BELIEF
Many Residents Of Juarez Are
Sending Families and Belong
ings Over TO American Side A
Result Of villas Progress

~ psso. June That Consul Gen.
eral Garcia. representing the Mexican
government ~ ~ paso lot hurricdN
Tor MeStco City in pursuance ~ or
ders wired him from President Car
rauza immediately fuilowing the re-
port today that Chihuahua City had
fallen. is taken rs carranza ana VIVA
officials here al proof that the situa'
tun a. Turreun. jimcnea aud 'hi'
hunhuh Clty is critical
Colonel EsDnhar, commanding the
Fartlsuu in Iuarcz. admitted Today
thar hr had nH communication what
ever with chihuahua tlis today. \
military tram sent uut hy him ON q
rrtuurHiasH from juarrE yesterday
returned after ha,ins SON" up further
than SamalHfur about twenty miles
south Of Iuar,s.
Mau, rcsidents M lunrer are send
INK th.ir belongings end fHmliiri
Hrruss tho International bridge nt,
American TERRITORY to-day, although
there BE- u1 report lf villa forces near
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uIii,IGos wuUtp PROTECT
RIGHTS nl ltfiti ifsNl it~

NuHHlfH. AfINs juno zoo 'I'.
AI,tru pnr,rnu. ,HUdidIfu fuf urtsi.
UsHt uf MrNIDl fuU fnt urrf Nw'. lt'i
l.r manifesto 90 several hundred M''-
l,tur and Nw,rrtua .uurr'rltrd uu
tn, M,Al,au border uur Ht N"E 1l'r
ltHf UIEhi
tn, manifesto WIS rga' lT un.-
lup asttlug. General uurusuu, stand
Ing uu fUs porch ut tho liuinl central
I,Uttad 900 irpt INSIDE tnr M"Nigan
uu, 900 NuEHI,s. sonora. thr street n'-
low being blocked Win Mrh''lus
VIM, rtouus uf American stood un
the American side ut tho lime Hrhlnd
the hHrbsd wire fence, d'uoiiuk ih'
frontier nnl International hu'.
Dhrrrun read hiH manifest" after i
was tclu amt approved hN lhg h'1d.
uf the political factions iu Siuhlua ana
sonora which haN" united aud agreed
Z iu support DhrcFuuF candidacy
Regarding the International siiuH
lion. the manifesto states that u elect
ga. nhrrrun Viii respect ana protect
all rights of foreigner. mat ln th' "a.
| turr Foreigners VIII ht ,ntitlcd 10 all
privileges that were formerly rn)uSed
| 'u MpNico and rrscinded under the va
I r,uua administrations
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OFFICIAL SUMMARY OF TREATY

dependence uf tho Czscho-Sloyak state
including the autonomous territory
south of the Curpathlnns in conform
lty with the action already taken hy
the allied ana associniced poWvrH
Tho exact boundary between Austria
and the new state IL to be- fixed hy a
field commission OF sovcn mcmh,rH.
nNc dominated BY the principal allied
and aEsociutcd powers. and one each
hv Austria and Czecho- -SloNaki1
Czecho-slutakia agrees 90 omhody in
"a treaty with tho principal allied and
associated powers such provisions us
may d deemed necessary 60 protect
racial. religious or linguistic minor
tiles and 90 assure freedom Of transit
and equitable treatment for the COM
morco Of other nations.
The scrb-C Croat-SioScnc State.
Austria similarly recognizes m,
complete Independence OF the scrh
Croat.s .siovcne state aud rcnouncr'
hSr rights and titles. A similarly ap
pointed field commission, including o.
member nominated by the Serb -Croat
Slovono state is 90 fiN the exact bound
ary. The question OF the Basin u
Klngenfurtis reserved. The Serb
rroat- -SloVenc state agrees 20 "a Himlinl
treaty for tho protection OF minoriiicI
and freedom ~ transit
iiumania.
Rumanil nEroca 10 n similar treat
for protection OF minorl,ies and free
dom o. transit.
Russia.
Austria iH 60 recognize and reepoc
. the full Independence Of AN the t'f
ritorios which formed part Of IN
I former Russian empire. She ia 10 nt
ccpt definitely the nnnuimont ~ m
Brrsi-iltoVsk treaty and ~ nll tr'Htis
or agreements ~ an governments q
political rrpupa on territory OF M
former Rutsian empire. The alll'
reserve all rights on tho part of Russ
Tor restitution and satisfaction 20 7
(COntinucd on page two.l
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Nasbnl.uu. june The follow
luE official tuWmur uf Tine ufuDid
Austrian pt.,. ItUuIH rHH made avail.
uIIr today W IIulnmau. CIRCLES here.
Thy Truntlrr- uf Nu-trin.
THE UurIu.rI frontier facing
fa,lhD-Stu.uhlu follows tHn tNtatIuE
administrative buuu4aIl.H formerly
sypamtns inr provinces uf Bohumia
and MutHtIH from tnuH, of upper an .
lower Austria subject tu certain min
or rrttittrauouH UutubN iu tho ry-
gious uf Gmuud ana Fcldsb,rg ana
ulurg the tiNvr MrriNln. The SOUTH
ern iruutyr WuinE ipN aud the SCR
hu-'ruut .SluNrrp att,, iH tu bc liked
bN the principal allied and asaociats :
powers at "a later date. in the eastern
pant OF the line passing iuHt cuHt uf
nlvihurH CROSSES tine brave Just above
its confluence with tho LANant and
thence viii pass north of the nfaN e
80 as to leave to tho Srtb-C Cront-SlO-
Vone state Murhufg and l,ndk,rs-
burg Just tn the north OF which lat
ter place IL Will Join the Hungarian
frontier. The Western and north
western frontiers facing Bavaria, the
western frontier facing switzerland
and tho eastern frontier facing Hun
gary remain unchanged.
Political tiausCs.
Europe. Tho high contracting
parties recognize Jud accept tho From
tprs Ot liul.friu. Greece, Hungary
Poland. IuWuuIu, thu fyrb-trur
slu,pue ut', aud the Czocho- -Sloyal
T state as ut present OF ua ultimatoi
t determined. Austria rcnouncca h
favor uf tHr principal allied and as
sociutrd poW,fs ul nor uFhts ans
tliloH over territories formerly belong
iur 10 hyr wNl.h though outside th
/, new frontiers ul Austria have not -
present been guWguDd Co any AT
undcrtaklnE o. accept the srttlDmcn
10 BE- made in rgurI To- these terri
tuttts
Tie Cxrcho-Siosak state.
} Austria recognizes the complete IN
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terms of peace prsseNtsd BY tho allied
nations.
A. Ch,mcnccau. president Of the
peace conferences, was the first prom
incnt firu,c 20 arrive today a. the
meotine ~ ssseh the terms Of peace
socfciary " state Lansing ana
isny white wcrs the first American
representatives tn arrive. Premier Or
lnndn Uf italy and Premier paderew-
~ % ROLAND ana Arthur J. Baifour
iuiluwluF.
AZ is.io O'Clock President wilson
hnd not arrived ana tho ceremony of
presentation was delayed somewhat
The president, however, reached n.
Gerualn al ilitt o'clock. A puncture
IN the tire uf his autonobilo had held
him up on NE way.
The Austrian representatives nrrlv-
cd az i2l22 o'clock. entering the
chamber by rear entrance. The
delegates were attlred In conventional
rho Aastrians were escorted BY an
Italian officer.
Immediately upon their arrival at
12i2a o'clock tho session was formally
opened hy announcement Of the head
usher
Premier cismsnceau. president Of
ihe peace conferences. AZ once began
NJ ciemenceau spoke only three
minutes.
Paul Dutasta. general secretary OF
tho peace conference. presented the
terms TO the Austrians NJ i9;31
o'clock.
/ ur Kari Renncr. the Austrian
chancellor. and head of the delega-
/ ton. then began an address IN DER
man.
/ Premier Ciemenceau spoke in
French. llia remarks we're translated
into English then into Italian and
then into Herman.
4 ~. Rcnngr opened with a COM
piHIni at tho delay in the presentation
y ul the peace terms.
Tho chancellor declared the Aus
uian republic was entirely free from
the Hapshurr cynasiy. II would nev.
ef have declared war itself, he assert.
cd
The chancellor concluded his ad.
drcas ar la;5o o'clock.
The terms of peace viii be present,
c1 60 the Auairlans today with tn,
problem of the Airiaiic claims OF
laiy uuanlYed The cpuncli of foul
held rief meeting before Eolng /,
ST. Germain this morning prrmlci
Orlando 0f Italy and Coionei ~ n
House uf tho United States being pres
ont During the msstins the Adrlaili
question vas discussed.
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STATE M|LIERS TO
HOLD SECOND MEET
HERE ON TUESDAY
Sessions VIII Start at Y. M. O. A.
At 0 O'Clock - Banquet at
Alvarado at o p. m.-splendid
List Of Speakers

Albuquerque viii be- host 10 the New
Mexico Mlilors' association az IT, sec
end annual meeting which will be held
tcru tomorrow With Touring min reps
reseuiauNos present from all parts %
tnr state A program full % interest
aud value has been arranged and a
large attendance tH expected.
The meetings viii start At o'clock
Tussduy morning in the \. NJ. &. A.
building Tho reading OF tnc min
utes of the previous session viii be
followed hy a business session and the
lection ut officers. prvaideni, vice
president secretary and siN directors
are Co ho chosen.
The general discussions will be of
extreme importance because uf the
IoycfnmcntH guaranteed price ON
wheat and Of tho prospective con.
tracts with bakers VINO are supposed
20 reflect In the price ot bread the
rrlcr ct flour. Al present, some mill
ru have buuFht wheat az less than
The guaranteed price ANA have sold
tuuir flour at corresponding price.
should the baker sell ON the basis oi
what flour should cuat al the guarnn-
trcd price. u leaves too large mar
SIN Ut profit
FEDERAL officials are now consider
ing the form ol a contract by which
/ lloct the price OF wheat
The miilrrE meeting n Also I'm
unrtaut because uf the growing acre
age devoted Co wheat production ~
TINS state. Ia some yrafn Ncw McAic'
has had tu buy wheat from othcl
States. hut thia year nearly half mil
lion acres viii be devoted 10 I'M
crop
Mith a smaller crop last year. MT,
percent uf the Yield WAS sent out o
tho state tu be ru-milled and sent baci
as Hour This reflects aomcwhat upoi
thv milling Industry in Now Mexico
it was caused bY the fact that Nev
Mexico milirrH are not unlo 10 handl
the wheat crop and are not able L
produce cumpvtuNo flour. WIZ
the stimulus uf the attfc mlllcfh a.
sucinuuu. u b. hoped to remedy TIL
condition
Robert y. putrry. whc had chars
OF tho flour hruucn OF the state Zoo
, work. launched the formation OF IA
millsfs association 10 aid the stat
food administration. with the VA
over. tho aim uf the organization vi
bee tu benefit the milling .hduHtfy 1
the state and through the miilers, !
boost the production Of wheat
, The supuet viii start AZ o'cloc
Tuesday evening in the Alyarado ht
tei aud ia TO bee a fittlng climax 10 "a
discussion uf the day. 10 iH TO be hel
In Taft hall aud must start prompt
since the management OF the hct'
win not serve the banquet unless ~
/, euestH aro seated at o'clock.
70 A. e. Cooley viii represent ~
state agricultural college. Mr.. Cool,
originated tho agricultural program
., thr state council OF defense aud ".
active in increasing acreage durir
j. the war. Ho Will speak ON wheat pr
:. duction In the state,
.e The city commissioners. ,. N. Ra'
y rolda and Waiter Cunnch, VIII
\, present CITY Attorney ". A. kcleh'
~ viii welcome the millers 20 Alnuque
y que. Aldo Leopold will speak In b
!. half Of tine chamber OF commerce,
~ s.. Hare OF las Cruces. federal err
(Conlinued On page two.l
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TREATY SRNKS AUSTRIA DOWN TO OEOREH OF Her FORMER AREA
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Austrian Triangle:
The German Ruling Glass.
The Newborn slav Nations.
The Italian Irredentists.
.HOUGII of secondary import

TllOuGll Of secondary import.
nncc, as compared with the
settlement with Germany,
the treaty with Austria, which was
presented early today, has No per.
picked the shap,rs of the world :
destinics at Paris that they have
been forced 10 delay repeatedly
the formal tender Of the document
10 the enemy cnvoys. This delay.
il win be remembered. has evoked
wall from the Vienna delegates.
who are evidently not running on
an unlimited expense account.
There are several reasons for
this difficulty in framing a suit
able peace treaty with Austria
but there is one outstanding
reason. In dealing with Germany
the allied statesmen had 10 con.
slider but one unit it-for. despite
their opera bouffr Spnrtacan mp.
rising. the Huns ar" really united
With the Austriaus. however
the ease is different. German Aus
iria. which will bear the brurt oi
the responsibility for Austria ,
unfortunate alliance with Ger
many. forms small minority ui
the population wiI'h !, prcdomi
uanily slave.
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ST GERMAN june 2The conditions Of peace Of the allied
and associated powers with exception military rcparatons
financial and certain boundary ausc handed the Austrian
penpoentare ST. German today Those which
yet ready for presentation viii be delivered R possible the
Ausrans the meantime having the opportunity begin work
decision.
The Austrian treaty follows exactly the outline
German and identical except change
IN name Certain specific clauses which applied only Germany
OF omitted and certain included especially
regards the created the former
empire and the protection Of the rights Of the hungarian empire
and the protection Of the rights Of the racial religious
mnories in Austria Czechosloyoka Rumania and the Serbian
Croatian. Slovenian states
Austria left by the treaty state Of from six million
million people mhabing territory Of between 5000
square miles She required recognize the complete Independence
Of Hungary Czceh0ovaka and the Sotcn
cee other territories which previously with her composed
the empire Of with is population Of 5oooo0oo
people.
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o. raH ..hrfH HHtHs
IIAILLILLAI..

Washington. June 2-liaii-
Ts,ad frviglt and tA-atIig'r rat"
inrrpa-,~ made bs tlr riiiriad
administration lat Junr were
to,las uphii b' thn -uprmc
tuuft.
Surtl Dakota .upumr suurt
dprtt- Vuiuiuing tic northern
Ippinr raiirHud nui Difsvtnr
ut tiiy railroad .lWiu-itrntiou
iut trtuslug rHttr lu thut state
were rtNgr-iHd.
cluu dUvrv- vliph huid that
Ui,lrr -srtuu O. ut tnr railiuad
control act, UrH-tNi.fiuv intm-
state rae. remained in rffoyt ~
lawful tsl'i,r regulations.
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NEW BOUNDARIES LEAVE
GERMANY,S ALLYBUTA AN
EIGHTH OF POPULATION
SHE HAD BEFORE WAR

Peace Terms Presented to Vienna Enyoys Today
Require Austria TO Recognize the Complete indie
pendence of Hungary, Czecho-Slovalria and Jugo-
Slavia, Thus Reducing Her Territory From
261 900 Square Miles to Less Than 5000 Square
Miles, and Her Population From SO, 600 900 to
Less Than 1000, 900; Not All Sections of Treaty
Yet Presented to Enemy, Who Is Given Fifteen
Days For Reply; Italian Claims Along Adriatic
Still Unsettled
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Daughter of Rich
Turfman to Keep
Charge Of Estate

I.oH Angeles California, 'alii. June
. The petition Of Albert y. SNYDER
Of San Fruncis,o to have his mother
Mrs. clara BALDWIN Stockor, declared
Incompetent to handle the tlo.0no,
OO0 estate she inherited from hel
father. tho late T.. J U.uckD hnld
win. california turf man, was dcnie'
today hN tho superior court
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YlQtIs IoIN VILLA

uuurllH. Aru. iun" 1t r uuuf-
nUaIN I,pufsI among th" Mexican
authorities lt Arul frvtl. across the
border from Douglas. that tho Va
uuI iudI.us have Joined thr villa cole
uWu which recently irit i"uchi und
4tiI,l,I lri ahri several N.llaEeH
.lst .ui south uf Hut Wur li'r"rIr
trH usfE,r. Iut Do H reported ihHi
u.rN ImIIy. are lrtNIur fHr points
uf safety ustr thu hurU'r lH a result
. ut y,st,rulf.- drptr'lfIHus uu thD
Z part uf thp hHuuis.
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Then there are the Italians
people Of Italia lrrcdcuta,
which is the name that their klus.
men in italy proper have given To
this north. Adriatic strip. That
Trent aud Trieste should go back
~ Italy has been admitted even by
the Jugo. Siays. But how about
Plume and lara aud Srbenico--
more or less important sraports 20
the southwest Of Tricstci Much
propaganda ink has been split by
both sides regarding tins question.
A compromise has been apparent
lv reached. A medium has been
struck In the effort To preserve
the good will of Italy and AZ the
same time give the newborn re
puhlics of the .lugo-Slnvs fight.
ing chance for existence.
There will hc some dissatisfac
tion and even a hit of friction be.
fore the various races of what was
Au,tria.llungary becomc adjusted
to the new boundaries But nS d
whole. the partitions that have
lust been made are far moro cquit
able and far less irritating thar
the German ridden empire of III,
Ilap,hurrs that has crumhlcd int,
dust
Sn much Tor the triangle o
Austria proper, Hungary pre-
scnts another problem, which ih
peace conference has apparent.
solved by demanding that Austri
recognize the complete mdepcnd
ence Of the Magyars.
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WI|NIITT0n, june 3---I7ol0T11n
cour' decfeea dlsmIsalnE iniunctlon
prnreedlur1 brought 20 restrain Don-
Ner ciY officials from enforcing city
nrllnHncoF recurring the Denver ana
RIO Crande railroad 10 remove lis
tracks from across Seventeenth nfronf
were today upheld BY the supreme
court
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Britain Authorizes
Loan of $50. 900, 900
Pounds For Deficit

london. June Ala the house OF
Commina today a resolution was
adopted authorizing the treasury 20
rnlae loan 20 limit of TX $50. Ooo.-
600 io cover tho estimated deficit for
fhu year and any sum required for
thf rrnaf uenf % maturing Hecurlflea
aud the creation OF a ninklnr fund.
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Here is where the rub lies This
Slavic population of Austria i to
be- protected from further opprrs
sion 10y the Trutonic elements ot
the former duN monarchy. II, as
!. planned. Germany aud Gcrnan-
Austria unite. the Tcutons will be-
IN the mniority. ~ compared with
the Austrian Slnvs f'hr pan.
slavic movement. which many
European statesmen German cs
prrially profcs, o. regard as q
menace almost a, great us the pan
German movement. will then be-
given uu excuse for existence
But if legitimate qualification
!, given to the SlUyl. urge for m
dependence. there can bc uo excuse
fu' o. development Of thi, move
muui
Therefore. mot only abstract jus
tirr. hui sound iutcrnaiiuna'
policy. prompt, the statesmen oi
the world 10 recognize the claim
uf Jugo. Slnvia aud C1rrho. .Sloy
akia.
Rut the trouble does not en-,
here. There II an apprcclahl'
Gcrman population in both thcs0
regions. The Austrian peace dele
gates prove that they are repre-
srutativcs of Gcrmnn.Ausiriu
which still Is the ruling clemcn
of this far-flung aud hrtcrogcn
cous country when they shoy
such tender regard for the feeling
of the Tcutonic elements IN thes
two distinctly Slavic districts, am
care little fur the claims of th
Slavic maJoritics.
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Editors NoieThe Of the former Ausiro Hungarian
pre vas 26i 1O sguarc miles.
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AUSTRIA GIVEN ts
Dt~S TO MAXI REPLY
~ Germaln June ? Austria was
today given ij days " reply 10 ths
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T0lilicnl tlau -.

IIT ItNVIO'NIONak NtHIr,
Austria recognizes the complete In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

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