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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
Press Carries Inspired Arti-
cIeS Charging the Poles
With Preparations to March
Against Berlin,
STROKE BY THE GERMANS
is BROADLY INTIMATE0
East and West Prussia Likely
to Proclaim an Independent
Republic Under the Demo
cratic Bishop Of ErmIand,
BY Cyril Brown.
(Staff CorresponieHt of The New
York World and Albuquerque
Journal)

tSpeclal cable DlSpatch.)
Berlin, June 4. German public
opinion is being prepared for the out
break of a war with Poland. The
press features obviously inspired ar
ticles headlined +MTlitary Situation
in the East. Polish offensive Prepa-
r&tions'
The National Gazette learns from "a
well informed source" that "the Poles,
particularly in Posen, are accelerating
their preparations for an attack on
Germany in the direction of Berlin, at
such rate that the offensive is eX-
pected to begin within eight days The
Poles are only waiting for the arrival
of important forces now fighting in
Calicia against the Ukrainians."
The nationalistic Taegiche Rund-
schau learns that sixty thousand
men of Gen. Haller's army have been
transported through Germany to
date. The last transports included
seventy heavy guns The Poles are
getting more heavy artillery from
Italy via Vienna Strong troop con-
centrations have been noted north
and northwest of Warsaw"
II adds significantly: Heretofore
our military authorities could be com
paratively calm about Polish activ-
tiles. since the Poles lacked heavy ar
tillery, but the last transports have
so changed the balance of power that
the serious danger now threatening
from the Pol-s can no longer be ig-
nored"
Germany's determination to save
the eastern provinces or give them a
free hand to save themselves may ac-
cordingly be expected to take active
form soon. Significant in this con-
nection is the unconfirmed report of
the impending proclamation of the
East Mark Republic, to comprise
East and West Prussia and the
mouth of the Nistula at Danzig, POS
sibly under presidency of the bishop
of Ermland, who is press-agented as
"of democratic family and noted for
his tolerance
Possibly Eastern Germany will pro-
claim its independence and formally
maintain benevolent neutrality. Tho
east front will bear watching.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
SECRET SERVICE
HEADS HOPE FOR
BOMBER : ARREST
Coroner's Jury Decides That
There is Nothing to Find in
Regard to Bomb Planted;
Killed by His Own Bomb,
10Y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE

Washington, June 4.-Secret serv-
ice heads were uncommunicative but
hopeful tonight as to prospects In
the nation wide hunt for the perpe-
traitors of the series Of bomb outrages
Monday night
William ]. Flynn, appointed. but
not formally installed as head of tho
Investigation bureau Ct the depart-
nent Of justice, was assisting in the
operat ons and it was admitted that
material had been gathered which
had proven helpful, though nothing
could>be disclosed as to its nature.
Members OF a coroner's jury assem-
bled today to find verdict as to the
death of the bomb planter killed by
the explosion of his own bomb at the
home of Attorney General Palmer,
adjourned without attempting to COM
plete verdict. Officials said there
was pthing to decide in view of the
circumstances.
Washington police were still work.
ing in conjunction with New York
and Phila Sophia authorities and with
the special agents of the department
of justice, but no arrests were made
President Wilson in a cablegram
to Mr.. Palmer today, said:
MY heartfelt Congratulations on
your escape. l am deeply thankful
that the miscreants failed in all their
attempts"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGE
THAT BUSINESS MEN HAVE
COPY OF TREATY ORDERED
tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel

Senator johnson hopes to press his
resolution to a vote during the day.
He expects to have the support Of all
opponents of the league of nations,
and of some of those who favor the
league. The leaders on both sides,
however, concede that the vote would
be close.
Whether the state department will
accede to the senate's request, should
the Johnson resolution pass, has not
been revealed by department Off
cials. They have consistently declin-
ed to make any comment on deyel-
opments in the senate. II was as
sumed, however, that the time of pre-
sentation of the treaty either would
be or had been referred for decision
to President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing at Paris.
Senator Hitchcock had not decided
tonight whether he will call up his
resolution tomorrow He may do SC
during the first two hours of the ses-
sion but at the end of that time it au-
tomatically would be replaced by the
Johnson resolution.
Senator IBorah's announcement of
his intention to put the treaty text
into the senate record caused much
discussion about the capitol. Mr.. Bp-
rah would not divulge the New York
source from which he hopes TO get a
copy and made it plain that he WAS
not certain 1t would be forthcoming.
If his request that the copy be sent
him is granted he said, he may have
1t ready to offer as soon as the senate
meets tomorrow.
The Idaho senator's project. aside
frcSn any diplomatic aspect, may pre-
sent novel Developments, 1t was point-
ed out tonight that unanimous consent
is required under the senate rules 10
insert such documents in the Record
without reading them on the senate
floor, and predictions were general
that unanimous consent would not he
given. A reading of the treaty which
is said to contain about 30, coo words.
would be q task Of many hours,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
CLAIM
YAQUIS C0RNE RED
IN OWN COUNTRY
t, COL Canou Says -Four
Lines Have Been Drawn
Around Valley and Indians
are Practically Surrounded,

Douglas, Ariz., June 4.-There are
approximately four thousand federal
soldiers in southern Sonora, in the
districts in which the Yaqui Indians
have been most active for several
months according to- Lieutenant Col
onel Aguatin Samou, commander of n
detachment of this force, who Is in
Douglas on leave, visiting his family,
At Esperanza and vicinity there are
1000. in the section between Sauqui
and La Colorado about the same num-
ber. and in the vicinity OF La Misa
between 500 ana 1000, Colonel Ca
mou said.
''In other words, four lines have
hetn thrown around the Yaqui valley
to hold the Indians said the MeYi-
can officer. "lt is quite difficult to
do this. though, rs the Indians may
be reported at one place and when
You so there you will find they have
scattered life a bunch Of quail and
made their way to another rendezvous
ten OF twelve miles distant.
What the federal troops have tried
to do is afford escorts TO travellers.
In order to do this people travelling
over the roads in southern SONORA
have been requested to go in trans
Of several vehicles together 4 sol
dier escort is sent with each train In
number of instances persons have
disregarded our warnings and at
tempted to go through by themselves,
have been attacked by the Indians
and killed. | remember one instance
of this kind a few months ago where
personally warned an automobile
load of travellers that Naquis had
bppn seen In tho Vic'ritV and t0ld them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
CANADIAN MEET
TO ORGANIZE
ONE BIG UNION
nv poss,ss ,ovss.L srro,Al .s.sso wing,

Calgary, Alta, June 4.---Delegates
from trade councils throughout west
ern Canada are planning to meet here
tomorrow to complete organization of
the zone big union" The delegat es
will draw up a constitution which VIII
be submitted later to the trades coun-
ellis for approval
Calgary's general strike has devei-
oped into fight on the question 1f
whether the government will rein
state the postal workers who walked
out. Labor leaders said the original
strike motive, which was in sym
pathy with the Winnipeg strike, has
become side issue. Premier Borden
telegraphed it would be impossible TO
reinstate the postal men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05

Washington, June 4.-The senate
fight over the treaty with Germany
branched out into new channels today
with the introduction of resolution
by Senator Hitchcock, ranking demo-
crat of the foreign relations commit
tee, proposing that the committee
investigate statements by Chairman
Lodge and Senator Borah, republi-
can committee members, that copies
of the unpublished treaty are in the
hands of certain interests in New
York
Senators Lodge and Borah, promptly
announced their approval of such an
Investigation, which under the reso-
luton would seek "the names of the
persons, corporations or interests
which have secured copies of said
treaty and from whom they were Sc
cured and by what methods
The first prediction was that the
measure would be adopted virtually
without opposition and that an ex-
haustive inquiry, possibly involving
testimony by members of the Paris
peace delegation would result
Senator Borah also announced that
could he secure copy of the treaty
from New York, he would put it into
the senate record and thus give it to
the public. He said he had asked for
a copy for that purpose and might
receive it tomorrow
The presentation of Senator Hitch.
cocks resolution surprised many sen
ators of both sides of the chamber.
Earlier in the day the Nebraska SEN
ator bad conferred with Acting Secre-
tary Polkfat the state department but
neither Of them would discuss the
conference. Introduction Of the meas
ure resulted in no discussion on the
senate floor, and under the rules Il
went over without action. The days
developments, however. were taken
as forecasting another bitter debate
tomorrow when the resolution of Sena-
tor Johnson, republican Of California
asking the state department for the
treaty text again comes before the
senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
TELEGRAPHERS WHO
STRUCK WILL NOT
GET PLACES BACK

At lanta, Ca, June 4.--Empioyes
of the Western Union. Telegraph com.
pany, who went on strike here today
in support Of the telephone operators
who walked out Monday were inform-
ed by the company that none Of them
would be reinstated, "even II u is nec-
essary to entirely abandon telegraph
service at Atlanta" Notices to this
effect were posted by order of New
comb Carlton, president OF the COM
pany.
Union officials estimated that 450
persons went out from the Western
Union offices whil@ the company es-
timated the total at 140.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
FIVE THOUSAND DIE
IN JAVA AS RESULT
OF VOLCANO ERUPTION

The Hague. June THE governor
general of the Kediri district of Java
reports that 500 persons We're killed
in the recent eruption of the volcano
of Kalut.
First reports of the eruption Of
Kalut, or Kelcet. received from AM
sterdam May &c were that thirty one
villages had been wined out and 49,
600 persons killed or injured. The
volcano is in eastern Java. The loss
Of 5.100 lives is the greatest loss of
life since 1888, when an eruption OF
several volcanoes combined with a
tidal wave and other disturbances
caused $4,000 deaths.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
AIM ERICAM EXPERTS
ARE COMING HOME
lay Mormse JOURNAL seseAL leAsso wlas1

Paris, June 4 (by the Associated
Press) The American experts who
have completed their labors in con-
nection with the ncace terms and are
proceeding home include Admiral
William S. Benson. naval adviser to
the American naval delegation. All
naval questions have. been concluded
except thesfinal decision ~ the polit-
ical chiefs.
Rear Admiral. Harry S. Knapp will
become senior American naval officer
in Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
CHICAGO CONTINUES
TO COMB CITY FOR
RADICAL SUSPECTS

Chicago. June 4.--Chicago detec-
tives were given an afternoon off and
directed to report tonight at o'clock
presumably for another combing of
the city for suspects in connection
with the eastern bomb outrages.
Dozens of suspects arrested last night
were released today.
A new arrest today was that Of Fred
Lamki, alleged to be an !. w. w.
said to have told hotel porter three
of the larger hotels We're to be blown
up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
CLEVELAND RADICALS
MAY GO TO EUROPE
l.v .o..'sa -ou.rAl SPECIAL ,s.s.. ~,..l

Cleveland, Ohio, June 4.--Wholesale
deportation of more than score Of
radicals taken in raids here last night
during search for those responsible
for the bombing of Mayor Harry L..
Davis home seemed almost certain
tonight
Twenty eight men held, II was stat
ed will be turned over to the imml-
grafton authorities tomorrow,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
COPPER PRODUCTION
AT BURR0 MOUNTAIN
MINE BROUGHT TO END

Douglas. Ariz., June 4.---Active pro-
duction of copper at the Burro Noun
tain branch of the Phelps Dodge cor
poration, at Tyrone. N. NJ, has ceased.
according to statement made today
at the Phelps Dodge office here. Sew
eral hundred men were affected, 1t
was explained. however, that the bulk
OF the men thus laid off would be em-
ployed in development work
The cessation of mining operations
was explained by the statement that
the Burro Mountain is low grade
mine and with the. metal market at
Its present state had been operating
at loss for some time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
WONAN,S SUFFRAGE MEASURE PASSES
THE SENATE AFTER FIGHT OF FORTY
YEARS WITH TWO VOTES TO SPARE
SEVENTEEN DEMOCRATS AND ONLY
EIGHT REPUBLICANS VOTE AGAINST
AMENDMENT ON FINAL PASSAGE OF
BILL AFTER LONG, HEATED DEBATE

the United states or by any state OF
account of sex.
Section 2.-Congress shall have
power, by appropriate legislation tC
enforce the provisions Of this ar
ticle.'
All efforts to amend the resolution
in the senate failed. BY a vote OF
fifty-fve TO twenty eight, the senate
rejected the amendment of Senator
Underwood, democrat of Alabama
proposing submission Of the proposed
article to popular state conventions
instead Of state legislatures. An
amendment by Senator Gay democrat
of Louisiana, proposing enforcement
by the states instead of the federal
government was voted down sixty
two to nineteen. The senate also re-
iected without n roll call, q revision
of Senator Underwood's amendment,
proposed by Senator Phelan, demo-
erat OF California to fix methods of
calling popular ratification conven-
tions
Hope for Early Ratification.
Although few state legislatures now
are in session, woman suffrage cham
pions tonight claimed that ratification
soon would be secured, probably by
next spring. In today's debate, how
ever, Senator Gay predicted that with
the southern states opposing the
measure because Of entailed enfran-
chisement of negro women, the re-
quired thirteen states would refuse to
ratify and cause its rejection.
Opponents against occupied most
Of todav's debate and reiterated argu-
ments that the resolution is destruc-
tive Of state rights and popular rule.
Since the resolution was drafted by
Susan y. Anthony, the woman suf-
frage pioneer, virtually continuous
fight has been waged for its submis-
sion by congress to the states. Among
the spectacular features Of the can't
paign was the pickering and other
d omonstrations Of The so-called mill
tant suffragettes, Of whom between
400 ana 500 have been arrested and
164 given jail sentences ranging from
three Cavs to seven months Presl-
dent Wilson, on last September 80
the senate and urged adop-
tion Of the resolution as 3 war nlea
ssEss 4 rs "A .as.-as ~, ~ sss..... itsss
congressional approval in his message
to the present congress.
Senate adoption Of the resolution
today followed four rejectionS. IT
was defeated in 1887 when it secured
only fourteen affirmative and "a neg
ative votes. In 1914, the senate voted
il down by II votes, Again in Sep
tember 1918. it was rejected by two
votes, and again last February by one
vote
The house vC,ed upon tho resolu-
tion three times rejecting ii in 1916
by 7S votes. passing it in 1918 by 4
margin of one and again two weeks
ago with IA votes to spare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
REBELS DESTROY
RAIL ROADS AND
WIRES At WILL
Rails Torn Up and Twisted
While Wires Are Torn Down
and Carried Away by Villa
Followers South of Juarez,

| Dagn lNf.S,,e hmm 4 basa -, Z,
,.,,a'..,, 80 .,,o.. ,h,. ,tnna g., 49,, 49,
Nno"n 'o",'s ny - II" '"re
OF the early restoration Of rail and
ware communication between Chihua-
hua CITY and he border. Consider
able bands OF Nlla rollo~trs are at
work a short distance north of CHI
| huahua Systematically destroying the
raliroad ana telegraph hnes' Ties are
pelng torn up ana used as iuel Tor
huge Tres INTO when are thrust the
steel rails and from which they merge
| twisted ana unflt Tor lufther use, The
| telegraph posts are being chopped
down aud the wires colled up ana car
REQ OH by the fepcts.
Inc work OF destruction has been
carried up from APPOINT close to Chi
huahua CITY to the Weinity of Ter
razas station.
According TO Elias de la O., private
secretary to Governor Andres Ortiz
OF Chlhuahua, who arrived in El Paso
today, there has been no attack on
Chihuahua and meme Is expected. Sec
retary de Ia O, made the trip from
Chihuahua by automobile, being 80
hours on the road. When he left there
Monday, troops OF General Miguel
DlegueZ, marchlns overland from
santa Rosalia, were expected hourly.
General Dieguez left Santa Rosalia
Friday and the. length of time con-
sumed on the march is believed to In
dicate that the rebels have DESTROYED
the Mexican Central line south as we'll
as north Of Chihuahua City
Consul General Andres G Garcia,
returned to El Paso today from La
redo, whore he met Candido Agullar
foreign minister in thy (arrunZn hi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, June New Mex
leo: Thursday, unsettled; warmer
Friday, partly cloudy.
Arizona: Thursday, fair; not much
change in temperature
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05
TURKS ARE MNVITED"
TO KILL OFF GREEKS
RESIDING IN THRACE

Saloniki, June A proclamation
inviting the Turks to massacre the
Greeks in Thrace has been distributed
in Adrianople.
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0 mifeasa pentfu efpretueste mai
mutt ca u1 trOn.
{CONTINUARE. DE Pc PAGINA H.

ce orr ce pentru d-ta afara de a
Icalca cuvintul meu dat femeii pc
care iuhesc. Aceasta nu pot so
fac. Vol renunta IA succesiunea mea
la eoroana fara un moment Gle So
vaiala, fnainte de a parasi sofia
mea".
Rugamintele. Reginei find ne
folositoare Ia parasit supayata, ex-
clamind cind a esit:
,,Copil nerecunoscator. TIE vel cal
amar pentru purtarea ia nebuneas-
ca. Numai am mimic Gu time. Nu-
mai esti fiul meu!''
Atunci, Regele 81 autoritatile all
dat. ordin Printului Carol sa
semneze 0 renuntare formala a
drepturilor lui, pc care a facut-o
in cuvintele urfnatoare:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22

plor nu arnncasla o parte marele
pref pentru care am facut asa null
te sacrificii ca sal pastrez pentru
tine, prin anil acestia inspaiminta-
tori al resboiului. Adult aminte ca
moi nu suntem pusi aici sa ne fnga-
dunn dorintele 81 gusturile noastre
personale, ci sd ne facem datoria
noastra. Tu nu trebue sa arunci
coroana Rominiei pentru iubirea
nici unei femei. Te prevestesc ca
daca respingi qoroana acdm pentru
ca, o vel URIC 81 0 vel despretui-o
in viitor''.
Tinarul Print coprins Gu bra
tul mijlocul sofiei sale care tremu-
ra, 81 Gu toate Cd a fost adinc mis-
cat, ma primit argumentele eli.
Mama" a zis Printul. Vol IA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22

interesele Albsiliei conform ira
tatului de Ia nondra fncheiat la
.anul 1918.
,,Albanezii al desperat astep-
tind 0 tratare justa din partea
Italiei, care time sub stapmirea eli
Avlona 81 care Aegociaza. Gu Gre
cia, prin care tot mai mutt teritor
Albanez este sacrificat' a spus
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
SIRE. u

SIRE.
Pc temeiM uaM drept- firesc I'M
pt'citamente recatn0scut 50 prin ar
t'coluE SO, poragrafMll2 din consti-
t'tie, declar ca renuat la calitatea
mea de Principe Mbstenitor al Co.
roanei Ron,iniei qtt pentru mine
personal cit 81 pentru descedentii
'aei, 81 Ia toate arantaiiile carl ini
su:at recuaoscute de constitute in
aecastd calitate de Mostenitor al
Tronulu.
Remln sluiitor fidel al tdyii 81
pnnfnd spada Dse1 in serviciul Ell,
rog pc lNajestatsa VOastrG sd-nsi
dest'nege an Toe de luptd printre
ostasii carl Sc gdsesc asi pc front.
CAROL,
Pri1cipele R0nbiniei.
Bucaresti. in 4 Au1ust 1919
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
DIN FUCA (ONDEU[UI.

resanti ca ofiterii Englezi, Ernest
Cousins, un negustor ibogat En-
glez, pus-o de-acurmezisul sea-
mului 81 palmuit-o, acolo unde
palmuiesc mamele copiii. Cazul a
ajuns la polite 81 palmuitorul a
fost amendat Gil So. = A scapat
ieftin.
In Santa Barbara, Gal, censo-
rul nu permite doritorilor de bal
sd Sc scalde Gu haine de baie din
tr'o bucata, dar regelui Albert si
reginei Elisabeth a, Belgiei lis a
ingaduit aceasta favoare. - Re-
galltatea nu eXpune imoralitatea.
Dina Laura Dietrich, Denver,
COL, este singura femeie hengher
(prinzator de ciini din lume. =
Sc vede ca ocupatiunea prea
prosaica.
Ne prindem ca daca milne s ar
decreta desfiintarea Ligei Natio-
male, poimiine s'ar trimbita in 'ce-
lie patru puncte cardinale reince-
perea --activitatii Comitetului Ma
tional. = S'ar putea sd 'avem G
organizatie politica o..
! Scolile de adult de seara S au
deschis de mutt, ,dar tineriL nostri
bat 'bilele' de blizzard, 81 cind dau
de vre-un necaz alearga Gu limba
scoasa dupa un interpret
Daca Regina Maria a Rominiei
ar fl putin mai democratica 81
n ar, tine att de mutt la etiche-
tele regale in legatura Gu casato-
ria fiului Ell Carol, Gu ceea ce a
facut pentru Rominia s'ar putea
trece printre sfintii neamului no
stru.
PentM restabilirea yigoarei. =
Maminca hrana simpla 81 nu atm
ge nici un fel de prajituri. Nu
bea nici ceaiu, nici cafea, 81 nu
bea mimic in timpul mincarii. Du-
pa masa dizolva o.jumatate lingu-
rita de arediu rosiu, iute, pisat III
jumatate -pahar Gu lapte, dizolva
bine 81 'bea. 1nlatura stimulante
81 opiate carl fac mai multi rau
de cit bine. ,1nainte de culcare
spala corpul Gu un burete muiat
in apa rece 81 dupa aceea freaca-l
bines GU un stergar aspru." Pune
putin borax in apa ca Sc fie invi-
gorator. M te astepta la o cura
intro saptamina, ci al rabdare 81
cura O luna orr mai multi
daca e necesar.
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d-nul >Milroyitza. ,,Sirbii cearca
se ajunga IA 0 intelegere Gu Alba
1rezii, insa in eli nimeni nu spoate
avea 1ncredere. Si1-bii incearca Sc
cistige poporul nostru facind pro-
misii, insa noua ne este teama Cd
ei doresc ca Sc puma nina pc mai
multi teritor albanez."