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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
ENEMY PLOTTED
To Sink FLEET
LONG TINE AGO
Continued From Page One.

It is stated that some time hack the
skeleton German crews retained or
board the surrendered vessels ex-
hibited Signs of insolence and insub-
ordination, The incident recalled that
on the occasion Of the ex-kafsar's
birthday German flags were hoisted
in celebration, but peremtory signal
from the British admiral to take
down this Washing ended in the re
moval of the flags. This was but a
prelude TO the deance and insurree-
ton that led to the scuttling of the
ships.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27

game trouble which
pulled me down un-
til could not putmy
foot to the floor and
could scarcely do my
work, and as I live
on a small farm and
raise six hundred
chickens every year
it made it very hard
for me.
81 saw the Com
pound advertised in
our paper, and tried
II II hoe raetorad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
Thracian Villages Raidcd

Saloniki "wednesday June 25.---
Fands OF Bulgarians and Turks, co..
operating closely, are reported 20
have, committed serious crimes in 4
number of villages in Thrace now
occupied by their forces according to
aoVices received by the Athens News
Agency. The situation there is said
to be becoming daily more acute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27

Aeroplane motor revolution meters
have been invented by an Englishman
to enable an aviator to estimate his
speed and distances Travelled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
BRITISH ARE REUSED
BY FLEETS SINKING
BY Joseph w. Grlgg.
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publish
ing Co.
Tine New York WorldO
lSnnninl l,nhln nir,,ntnh

CThe New York World.)
Especial Gable Dispatch)
London, June ga severe storm
of domestic criticism is arising over
the 'scnttling by the German crews of
the German war fleet informed at
Scapa Flow, north of the Scottish
mainland.
The British public has often been
told and has believed that the Ger
man fleet surrendered to the British
grand fleet last November Now it
learns in unvarnished terms that the
enemy fleet was only interned. What
ever might have been its fate had it
not been sunk. there is a feeling that
the Germans have cheated the asso-
ciated powers in determining the in
termed warships' future. This criti-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
NEW MEXICO
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

All available land in the Tularosa
basin under 'placer' law for oil and
gas has been leased.
From every part of New Mexico
come reports Of favorable conditions
for sheep industry. The lambing is
most successful in years.
Torrance county builds fine T.
mile road.
Calf crop averages G5 per cent;
lamb crop, 81 per cent.
Lordsburg-While blasting the shaft
to straighten it, on the Cooperative
Mining company's property. Is miles
north Of here, rich strike of native
silver was made at depth OF five
feet from surface The vein was
seven feet thick and went downward
in the shaft. The value of this ore
is conservatively estimated at $1,000
to 81 500 n ton This native silver is
too rich to be millcd and will there
fore, be shipped to the smelter as it
is taken from the shaft
CarAsbad ships three cars goats.
CarMaRd ships forty cars hay.
StataZhas new mining district
knnNaFzA Rocky Trail
Row. sawmill running full capacity
cutting railroad ties.
The wheat crop in New Mexico this
season will be many million bushels
Weather conditions have been favor
able for a bumper crop. But even
last year, when weather conditions
were extremely adverse, the wheat
crop was large. Wheat has become
standard crop under irrigation in the
valleys and under improved cultural
methods on the plains. It is time that
the milling industry should be en-
couraeed in the state.
Torrance farmers get car Holstein
dairy cattle,
Pennington ships six cars wool.
Hillsboro--Empire Zinc company
to operate Kingston and Illinois mines
Las Cruces citizens build road to
Tularosa oil basin
BerinO wheat harvest begins with
prospects of bumper crop.
La Mesa-Dredging machine here
digs more than mile in month with
one crew.
French gets fifty barrel flour mill.
Oil developments an dthe excellent
range conditions this year have made
Tucumcari one of tho most thriving.
cities in northeastern New Mexico.
Springer starts brick work on new
postoffice building.
Portales-The New Mexico oil COM
pany Incorporates for 100000.
Clovis continues to build houses
with steady demand for more.
Roswell--TWo new units to be
erected at military school; cost $685.
900.
Las Cruces ships carload of bees to
Ordway, Colo.
Tucumcari-Line with entire quota !
of machinery has arrived at MCGEE |
location southeast of here and work |
of placing for operations is well I'M
der way-to be first test well in OPP |
GRAFTON in eastern New Mexico.
Highway construction is progress |
ing well.
Good progress being made to test !
states oil prospects with drill.
Albuquerque gets state home for |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
NOW RAISES
800 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved of Or.
ganic Trouble by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Oregon, IL took Lydia E. Pink
ham Vegetable Compound for an or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27

WANTED--Good, clean cotton rags
at the Morning Journal office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
SAYS AMERICAN GUNNER
PROVED BEST IN WORLD
Major-Gcnernl Ernest Kinds Ar
rivcs In New York on Trans
port Giuseppe Verdi.
CHIEF OF A. f. F. ARTILLERY.
All But TNcnty-Four OF Cannon
Operated by Forces From This
Country We're French or English,
He Declares.
IRv Associated Prssa !


NEW YORK. July 7.-Major General
Earnest Kinds chief of artillery OF the
American exDcditionary forces re-
turned today on the transport Giuseppe
Verdi. which brought 14l officers and
S.lsl troops from Marseilles General
Kinds said he had remained in France
to wind up the business of the artil-
lery branch Of the service.
y can confidently make ono state
ment regarding our men," nc said.
and that IL that as artillerymen tho
American soldiers are the hest In the
world. 1t takes high standard OF
intelli sence to operate the big guns
and American boys have this better
than any other nationality"
~; the close OF the war there were
In operation" said General Kinds
These were made In England from
American designs. All the other guns
operated by American artillcrymeu
were either French or English guns. in
both design and manufacture"
In charge OF artillery OF the First Army
as brigadier- general was later
transferred to the Second Army and
later promoted to major general and
made chief OF artillery. lie received
his appointment TO West Point throue h
the late Major-General "Fighting" Joe
| Wheeler. who was then 4 representa-
| tive from Alabama. Subsequently Cen
cral Kinds served in the Spanish AmerI
can and Philippine wars. He wore the
Legion of Honor decoration. Croix de
tiuerrc and palm. italian Order OF ST
Maurice and Lazarus and the Ameri-
can u. 8. C..
! Twelve Red Cross and twenty-eiEhi
Y. NJ. c. A. workers from Italy whc
also returned declared that the bisscs,
cialiy in Sardinia. is combating Ger.
| man propaganda.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
GERMAN ADMIRAL FLAWS
FORMER EMPEROR WILLIAM
Declares One-TIme Sovereign Is super
fetal, Gambler and DlIettante
of Worst Kind.

BERLIN. July THE former Ger
man Emperor is termed superficial, a
gambler. "a diiettante OF the Worst
Kind and I've worst enemy Germany
has had since l9O2." by Vice admiral
Fpss In his revelations entitled Dis
closures About the Breakdown" Tie
Vice Admiral charges that the Emper.
ar lot things drop that he had es-
poused passionatcly. after he had lost
interest in them. In his conviction that
he understood everything. the former
Emperor he says. went so fa1 AZ TO
participate In contest arranged by
the Navy Dcparemeni for plans to
construct AN armored cruiser.
The Vice Admiral ascribes the oreak-
down o: The fleet to lack OF decision
and civilian courage among the OH
GERS. lack o! discipline and forSetful.
ness OF duty, even undcniable cow
ardice.
Vice Admiral Foss gives as tho
causes OF war. first. the "pecuilarity
OF tho German people" second. that OF
the Emperor, and third. the huge pow
er In the hands OF the Emperor. He
taxes the leaders 10 task and says
Admiral Won Tlrpitz was not 4 proper
leader, that Won Scheer carried out the
Skagerak fight with faulty tactics
that Won HoetZendorH was incompe-
tent. but was made chief Of staff be-
cause of his relationship and friend J.
ship with Admiral Won Mueller and
Herr Balm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
SELECT PLACE TONIGHT
Championship Committee or A. A. e
VIII Make Arrangements Fer
Holding senior Track Events,

NEW YORK. July Athletic fol-
lowers o. the local district are await
ing tho announcement OF the date and
place for holding the Metropolitan A.
A. u. senior outdoor track and field
championships. The Champio nship
COMMITTEES has a meeting schedulea
for Tuesday night. when disposition OF
the fixture will be made. New Jersey
looms up rs the likely choice OF the
committee.
!, Is understood the committee has
under consideration offers from
Nc Hark. Hobokcn, and Elizabethport
Newark officials want to conduct the
meet at Weequahic Park. while the
Singer Employers A. A. has applied
for permission to hold the meet at
Elizabe Import. The committee also lis
considering conducting the games at
Stevens Tech Field. Hoboken, where
the junior games were held recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
ROMAN ANARCHIST PLOT
FRUSTRATED BY POLICE
Radicals Plan Attack on Market
Place Shortly before Being
Arrested.
SIXTEEN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
Six Killed and Twenty Wounded In
Another Clash Between French,
and Italian Soldiers at Fiumc.
Officer Expresses Regret.
INV Associated pre,, /,

ROME. July An anarchist pio, to
Attack the central part Of Rome by
means OF hand grenadcs and other ex-
pioSires has been exposed by the ar
rest OF sixteen Of the conspira,ors
four hours before the time fixed for
carrying out tho plans
About the same time thirty anar-
chisis motored to Fort Pratalata. four
miles from Rome. and tried to induce
the garrison to Join in an attack on
the Rome market places. The SOL
dicrs hred on the anarchists and seized
several OF them. The others ned.
Tho city remains tranquil
New clashes between the French and
Italians at Fiume are reported i'm adj
vices from that city: The casualties.
twenty wounded.
French General ReKrcatfuI.
General Savy commander OF tho
french troons at Fiumc says in an
interview With the Giornaie dltalia
who recently offended Italians in that
s,,s ss, by o shsierifg Tor lnso,s'avis was
to gcneraiize and make the fault or
a few that OF the whole French CON
tinEent"
General Savy says he did his best to
~ VIZ iaSSsioii VI rune,
especially as he has I'm his command
some oerniah troops. but he adds that
re unnerslanus me position OF the
, aiiHhs ana mat " nc were IN their
t'"rso III Muuao Hasc acted likewise
~ ..,..e 40 ieete' ioE the incioeht.
- ~, No.,
fcciip,, ~, 49,, o" % any
er.,nrnioh =, peopi'S VINO nave
cnn,,n,n 80 i,n' ash.hst tnc
cn,nnon,,,.', a. ~,
uhar t,iu,,, so' nea ac.iHcSs aha
sill h. 49,. a., 80 So I" Jay.
f",, ~ - . 'Jo'ee from the
" -
RESOLUTIONS Arc raised.
The National Council at Liun.. has
passed a resolution cnumcrat!ng tho
incidents caused by the attitude ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
NEW YORK c,Hp MARKET

NV YORk. JUN ,.--Therc was " iarrr
demand FOR curb securities In tn. trading
pre-, , lsHe's WEI. stt*inoh with gains rang
rho strength for the stlust part way con
tcrcu In the Industrial issues. and II Wa
in thtse tina. the larxes; adva nccs were
scored.
Oils wcr' i~SS prominent In point of anil
NATION. but priccs In most INSTANCES kept
pron"tnoHgo" nagc with the advance scored
In the industrial Issues.
Metal stocks active and
',' 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08

Ing handled IN interstate commences
II the RoderberE act does not baP
pictures OF boxing bouts-and the
under the act az boxing bout-then
1t Is believed here that the pictures
may be shown In other States IL np.
proved BY the State censor boards
Under the Ohio State law the nshs
was considered TO be boxing bout !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
BUSINESS BODY GROWS
North American Chamber Of Commerce
OF Brazil Develops Hemark-
nbly In Year.

RIO DE JANEIRO. July The
North American Chamber of Commerce
of Brazil, which has been developing
rapidly in the past year. now has Il
membership Of ISIS.
On May salar!ed secretary was
elected, Il. &. Trimhle. former chancei-
lor AT the American embassy. being
chosen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
SEASON OVER SEPTEMBER s
Virginia League Directors In Meettnr
Mt Norfolk Set Date for Fall :,
of Curtain. .,s.
IBy Associated Press.T

NORFOLK. VA. July THE xecond
half OF the Virginia League season
Labor Day K was announced here to-
night. following meeting OF tho
league directors Richmond wifi play
At Newport News: Suffolk at Ports
mouth. and Petersburg at Norfolk dur
ins the last three days. There were
rev other changes made In the present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
CENSORS BAR PICTURES
Film OF willavd-Dempsey Fight Tnat
for Exhibition before Ohio Youth.
Board Rules.

COLUMBUS. O.. July The State
Board Of Censors decided today that
motion pictures of the willard Demp-
Scy fight are unfit for exhibition before
the youth of the State. The announce
ment did not indicate the reasons for
the decision.
The probability of the pictures being
shown In other States is believed to
depend upon what construction is to
he placed upon the RodenberG act
which prohibits prize fight pictures be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08

NEW ORLEANS. july White the cot
on market showed advance today md re-
manned ~, advance throuEhout tho
session weakness developed toward the end
AID pared down tho gain that c.os!az
prices showed net advances OF hu, u TO Ia
paint. tutavoraole crop accounts were the
main reason for the buvink. while the re-
action had KS inception In realizing on the
long Side and was kept going bv the weak-
n.s. foreign exchange aud nirhc!
lnoncr market In this country.
,."u ~ nuying orders. the alinr ~ which
., used excited trading for While and a
fairly sun advance. The scattered = how
rr> over tho belt. prospects OF more show-
.:s IN some sections and MANY criva te
report. telling either OF crop deterioration
or the lack of the progress that Is natural
during this month Increased tho net gain
ana Ate in the morning the most active
months were ~ to 81 points up. Eoaizing
sol in here and caused reaction from tho
hiches, ot about 81 points. In the face OF
for Il considerable period. but finally the
market weakened and !ell of for material
declines from the topmost levels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08

;neo!um and hcavywclEh.. choice and uri;ac
l6phle;P: medium and good Is % ii Is 5; :
!; ra ,w lish. snd hsn,,s weight. l7:5
Sheet Receipts. 5000: weak Lamb. &.
pounds down. I5.as so: ewes medium
good and cnoice. T.Gofr %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
LOAN RATES RISE TO 20
PER CENT IN LAST HOUR
Traders Miscalculate Fair pla, From
Federal Board, Says
Expert.
|sTocKs LOSE THEIR nuoYANu,
F'sany Rise to New Records Early In
Day, but Drop Rapidly When
Money Suddenly Becomes Re-
| StriCtcd
ny RnnAnAN WALL

NEW YORK, July 7-Wall street
CELEBRATED IL belief early this morn
nS in easy money and fair play from
ne Federal Reserve Board, but mis-
calculated Tho market wag tumul-
uous for three hours and new high
'ecorda were made by the dozen. The
. 1870 rae was per cent: which
fcs"fued as proper hsnre.
Ihcn In the afternoon the back
ward-iook'nS minds 1T Washington
PECAN 10 make their influence felt.
world BY urging liberal discounts
mere came undercurrents of warning
hpout O'Clock the local banks with
rev their offerings from the floor OF
4 -, ,MonanBr. nrohers were ieit WIN
,cr cent Tor ali kinds OF loans Stocks
10 10 points rom the nigh were re-.
.orded
Aps- ,ho .,oo ~. tom,
~ ~. .,"se nc ipvSi ".
,n,t .,osan IRA, III. in,ii,.a,
1850. 'h"t gives an 'hHl'hs OF
-
square Deni Needed.
President Wilson viii have lnpor,-
mt matters to attend to as soon n. he
irriveS, hut thu most important IL the
question OF II square deal In the money
market the whole bushes. s,ruc.
Up to the time tina, tho money rate
Fit prices the market was buoyant In
hearty every department. Even the
eactinn that came did no, hurt much
for the advance had been rather RAPID.
II the money situation IS taken In
hand at once the reaction Will prove
beneficial for IL has improved the teen
3aical condition OF inc Fat.
rhn . h ,.
Saturd.r .hn,.d = sit.,r,I -,
nsnr.n ,>o.,,jo ,.1,n,.! "'nh'h'"
mr. /, can,,I,ion ,ra, ,,.a,,IS ,,v,tt o.
per cent money. The rate has no.
necn 50 high N the regular marH-t
lnce November. !oi2 X was 20 pre-
vent Just such outrages that tho Fed
RAJ Reserve Eank was organized tho
oito"lns year.
Trading Volume p,nyy
The volume ., ,r,d,,. 49, ,o
ronv sn',,d,I' "nu o@aorf .ns
Erased - soon ono ~ "ss,nSs ,s'.n
~ ~ ~, ~. -'V"'p"" 10 hEule' .nost
save hocn ~, 80 ~ -, ~.
he hirhpr,d. .ns,i.,,,i - ~
ais n1so ~, W. %. INC a
nen, Evcn no..f ucr, -, 49,, ), ,,,r
ccord ,nI ,",,nn ,dr,nc,d s,r,'.
h bale.
i.ntted c,,t.. stall 40, s, 49,
,rass,.n =, ~ haria,;, - 49,,
ard n.,,,fn ~ 49, ,n,"t,.i
Iis ~ ~ -" 80, - ,rs ~
MI. n,o.a,. D. .. ,' 49,,
,n,,bad ~, 80 49,, go
nakrn., raco-dS f,st ~, nros.
,Iin- hsv.", ~, '.'n. pr",'.
600 ".,D aisa.,,a-c rha-o
no ,onr.r any douh, Ina, ,hc re-.
hsrn, =, s,sc,
Tnn.cro shares were ,rn,ni,ep; All
W,.J, 80, .s,os ,.s,, IN. -" -
aa-i - 49,. a., -, " = ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
AMERICAN GIRL WINS
Miss Ryan. pRired with AustraIian
comes Through In semI-Finnl.
of Tennis Championship.
INV Associated Press. +,

inv Associate ted PrcSs.t
WIMBLEDON. ENGLAND. July -
In the semi finals OF the mixed doubles
cha M piouship played here today, Miss
Ryan. United States. and r. Lycett
Australia. defeated Mrs. I.arcombc and
r. W. Thomas. both OF England. 6-2:
"a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
NAVAL. S'cnIh

SAVANNAH. GA. jus i-Turpen,inc
nrm e,.; ssiss. Di: rcceipts IL: shipments.
R".in. n.n: :aics. ;5s'rcceip,s :c:. shiu-
r1ents. ilT: stock. $3.50
QUOT: H. it,.: J.. isromc:: Z. Isioais:
+ l1Sn -: G.. iscc ~: T.: ls,3,Tso. J. se11
.: +, Is ijE Zoo: NJ iI.aohso: " 1851 Is:
VIC. 1900. WV. 1909 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NJ I.lILIlG

NEW YORK. july 7.-.J.nuarv prices On
,o.,in o'ankets rcro restored TODAY. ana
i.rth'r advances predicted. Cotton
goods continued firm. grin, cloths moving
w z r"nt yard 70 basic o! AZ Genus
i"r Lnrh bsH7ts. Dr.ss Ionds viii be ~ :
iottcd Tor AIRING bs some houses auou, Jutv
10 jobh"rr reported good trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW FOIk. July !.--Cottonseed OIL vas
generally higher short covering and To-
Cal buying !nsoired the hrm showing in lard
ami cot iun Final bids were % points
higher to 8 net lower. Sales. 400 barrels.
Tenders. 500 barrels. Prime crude. uo'ninai;
ScDtcmb"r. IS 90 December. 26.s6.
Spot coffee. irTcEular: Rio is. 2cai Santos
10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
RICHMOND HAl MARKET.
Wholesale Ouoiations IN Exchange.
Richmond. Va, july I. 1919
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. JULY wild upturns in the
rniu" Of corn took place TO-DAY ,arseiw , on
10. new record; b!eaSins adysnces In the
at one time a bulge Of cents The mar
kct closed irrecular at range -varrinE
from a. not decline to rise Of 4. with
Srn,cmbcr 1881 10 I,&A.. and pcccmbcr
,clL, 10 l.sli-. Oats finished lac of to -ic
advance. and provisions all tho way from
l3c tlnwr to Coo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
$ ranged as follows:

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. July L.Recves. arm: steers.
" siu It, 49, bulls. so,0ii.50: cows. leo 81 ll.;5:
choice hcifcrs. i3t0.
Calves. firm: common to prime Veals,
is.oa@H..e: culs. 1900 800: skim milk.
sheep. 65odi 900: mixed, $50: cuiis. 5,o0Gs.ol:
common to prime. Virginia lambs. $4,000
Hogs. steady: lish!. TO fairly heavy hoas.
e. 006b22.5o: rouGhs 1880
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
faIriy sstiSc: mostly %,s u 70 eonts hiaSSr
s ss% tone I ;ss h.sa
cattle@Receipts. 1900; l!sasr; beef steers,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-11
nv SAM RI.AIR.

Chicago. Sept, 10.-Senators Hiram
johnson. of California. William F..
Borah. Of Idaho, and Medill McCor-
mick, Of Illinois, took up the gauge of
battle tonight in behalf of the reserva-
tionists to the league OF nations cove
nant. Their attacks were launched
directly upon the claims made for the
covenant by President Wilson during
his speeches in the middle west cities
Fifteen thousand persons struggled
and battled to get into the large audi
torium.
The Jam within the theater repre-
scented but small fraction Of that
which had crammed itself into the
street tor the length OF the block be-
fore the theater entrance.
The audience without claimed and
succeeded In acquiring as much at
tnetion a. that within the theater. The
three senator's alternated on the stage
ana on flre escape Of the Auditorium
hotel which overlooked the street
throng.
Senator johnson launched his at
tack upon the Shantung award and
the cr1ticism made by President Will
son Of senate members who opposed
ratification Of the covenant. He quot
Cd the presidents demands that the
senate and American people ''see the
game through"
TO what game does he refcr?" ne
asked 'Is II the game he started TO
play In Europe and did not finish or
10 Il the game that was played for him
and In which he finally supinely ac-
quieeced? The American people are
not quittera When they had played
their game and done their job and
won the war, MIR. Wilson commenced
his game at Paris
Senator johnson reviewed the early
demands that President Wilson had
made upon the peace conference and
detailed the results which he declared.
was evidences that the president and
1ot - Anaeracan DeoO)e ~hAd quit