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Eel priviiegio ~petrolero, como cl
minero. consiste en- la facultad eN-
clusiva de hacer e~xploraciones para
!ocalizar I'm yacimiento Y de approve
charlo. una veZ d%escubicrto: esta IA
cultad exclusive Sc conserva median-
lie la fuerza social que impide a los
demds invadir la reserva del privile-
giado V de esta circumstances pro-
viene Ia compensation que la sociedad
exige Y que tiene derecho a eEigir en-
IN momento c~ualQuiera. aunque pre-
viamcnte ell disfrute del privilegio
fuera gratuito por IN error collective
0 Dor una ley absurda.
"El privi!egio minero. incluyendo
al petr6leo. es distinto del derecho
que adquiere por su trabajo ell eXplo-
rador. ell que d~escubre. capita y a.
provecha un y~acimiento; el trabajo
d~asarrollado TRANSITIONAL Ia aCumula-
ci6n natural de IN eiemento de pro-
duccion en- uno de los agentes que
Ia Economic Pclitica senala como in
dispensables para el progreso de la
sOciedad.
La utiliGad del capital invertido
en- Ia industrial es una compensation
natural Y legitima. no pudiendo equi-
pararSe con la renta que disfruta el
dueno de I'M privilHgio; Ia primera es
ell fruto del trabajo y la segunda del
yalimiento.
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DeHtyo de tres Semonas re-
nunciara Ell Primer MI
Ristro frances

LONDRES. Diciembrc 24.-El Pri-
mer Ninisuo frances, ". George
Clemenceau. .anunci6 anoche en- Ia
Camara de DiputadoS francesa, CUE
deAtro de tres semanaS ~prcSentarla
la renuncia de Su cargo. segun dice
un despacho recibido aqui. ]proceden-
tc de Paris. Tai anuncio Sc considera
como Ia manifestation tacita de su
intcncion de aceptar la c~andidatura
para Presidente de Ia RepubIica,
por 10 que va no Sc tiene duda dc que
{! Sera el future prc$idente de Fran
cha.
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY
Telefonos Crockett 996, 9o4,
e9e v 1920.

egg y 1920.
Ell TNICO SITIO MENICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito Y a precios ra-
zonables. eSpeciales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y FuHerales. Wales cor
tcs so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera de Ia ciudad.
Servicio rapido Gia Y 2ccne.
Leon 4. MARTINEZ. Gerente.
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SANTORAL

Jueres % de diciembre. La Natl
vidad de NueStro Senior JeSucristo.
Santa A~nastacia, Martir.
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MICROSCOPE. o SEA PROTECTOR De
TARJETAS POSTALES.
"s e. aparato ideal rar, divertir. tanto 4
chicos como = crandrs. a Drecio int!mo.
Undo al foco DC luz electrical proyec:a las
imagcues cue Sc ie-een dc ~tsrjetas pcstn-
les de ;odas clases y fotografias, aumen;an-
ioias al taMano natural.
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Cuando neceSite Iibros en- eSpaMol
dirijase 6 Ignacio f. Lozano. lis y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
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EN- Ell Hogan.
Tamaho: largo. 9 pu!gadas: anchc. 9 Iai-
sadas alto. ~. pcsando / ii5ras.
Adelantado Sl.00 con 81 p-diGo.
ESTA IGENCII Sc ENCARGA DE IA
GER COMPRAS DE TODAS CLASSES.
Agencia International de Encarcos. I. o.
Box Il. Laredo. Texas.
Scgiu Su cferta. m:tUdeme = APARAIO.
Pasarc al corrco $3.50 y Usarc 81 APARA-
TO ror 3 dias sclamcntc. al cabo de los
cualcs. i 70 me agrada. IL deyol"crc en-
5ucaas condolences y rccibirc mi dinc:".
Ciudzd ............... Estado ..............
T.. /. n. y =. o. Box .-.-........
AGENCIl INTERNATIONAL De
ENC.fRGOS.
= O. BOX =. LAREDO. TEXAS.
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Los privilcgioS peirolero
y RincrO
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Tengo conocimieTto de que algunos inG.-
viduos que nj siQuicra han essN!o en- IA
cludad de Los Angeles. California, andan re-
cOrricndo alGuEos EStados de Il Union Ame-
r!cana. robanGo y engaAando deScaradame1.-
tc al puDlIco. dandol-. a cambio &c 81 d.
zero, unas ruaat1s plldoras que te NADIA
les sirvcn, y para cIyo fin. toman iHoe-
bidamc.te mi noE5re Y aJusan Tie Ia con-
;.anza que 20 he sabiio InspIrar 4! pubhco
con m; trabaJU Ser!o y honrado.
Como este acto. aparte lie CONSTITUTE por
81 solo una grave Irtracclon Il las Lcyes
ue este Pals, podria deSprcSt!giara1c ante 10,
ojos de las personals Que FudIeEan creet
Que aqucilo> indIviduos son rca!Enente t! PROF.
VI. {. Martinez. me aTresuro 4 %public@r es-
IA adIc.t"ncia para cEIiar que e. enEano sG-
GO y prc:a:. siGa ade!ante.
Ter o.;a parte, CORD estos CHARLATA-
MES =: I~MPOSTORES TOMAN Nj NOM-
B2E PARA ROBAR AL PUBLICO, ~ tcngo
pruenas cv!dentes On mi poder para procedet
esaInentc en- contra dc ,stos indiyiduos SIN
:Onciclcia.
No debc o,yidar 81 piblico que padece en-
fe.medadcs, cue mis- metodoS de curar son
abS~olutamcntc sin mcdicinas. Adem2s. ST
que no he pe1sado aln. DARE POK "A
PRENSA FL AVISO CORRESPONDENTS
4 TODOS MIS- PACiENTES.
Yea listed en- Ia cGicion scmansris do
La Prensa" las fotografias y testimonies
De personals que. despues de habcr utIliLzca
mis- seryIcios. han sido beneficiadas y cura-
das. Tcugo en- nj poder ccatenarcs de e-
los so!icttc, sin n:nEuna obligation &c 81
paTte.
PEOF. II. c. MARTINEZ.
Pod.roSo !SCucdoT.
202-A-6 American Bank Building.
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DR.. JAIME ADHESION

G7adrsdo en- una de- rs mejorsS Un:,cr> blades. TX.
7erie2sia en- los Hospi-aes = p sHos De 7-ic,ica homo.
able en- este y o:ros Es;4dos. Mai;cu eSpcrto que ha
7"c:caso ;ndo 81 temro y atsn-.ones a c>:udio Dc las
=aCs-nrCsaes de homb-cS. E. Dr.. Jaime Atkinson M ne
cho 1n es;ud!o especial de las cnt=rmedad-> crunicas y
- !O~ lltin1s y meiC:eS me:OdUs par2 81 tratamicHto. IL
DicaJo obteaIto los m-lore> --sul:ados.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espaNol
dirijasc a Ignacio Z. LoZano, lis \.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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AL.GI-NoS IN~DIvIDUoS ROBAN DEscA
RADAMENTE AL PUBLICO. EACIEN-
DOSE PASAR PO2 e. PROFESSOR ".
c. MARTINEZ De LOS ANGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
Americans Told
to Quit Mexico
With All Speed

VI Paso. Tea June a. Americans
have been warmed hy the American
state department 20 set out when
they could according 70 q teicrram
read a. meeting OF the military al.
fairs committee uf the chamber of
commerce here The toirfram was
from Congressman claude u. huds-
psih ~ read
Upon receipt of your telegram ~
intins 60 conditions ~ io Mexico. I
placed the matter before Secretary %
War Baker and had an Interview with
"a. acilng -ecrstary ~ state.
y slated ~ him o. was an outrage
to Withdraw troops after they had
entered Mexico aud had done every
thinr unralhle 60 inflame hatred ~
Nillistas toward Americans IT, agreed
with ute and Z ASKED him what they
proposed to de- To- protect Americans
and their property in MeNlcu. tie
stated be- had warned Americans yes
terdny 90 the state uf afftirs. what
Villa would ukeiv du and thHi they
hud better get out Whrn the could
and where thsy cuulo NOT would have
o. suffer consequence Also put matt
ter up 10 uaker who is considering
matter now
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
SALVATION ARMY
CALLS FOR WORKERS
IN COUNTY DRIVE
Things Going Very Well, $1,000
Received At Noon, but Shortage
Of Workers May Hamper Ber.
nalillo County.

g. a. Wirih. state director OF she
ArmF drive, says that more
Norkerr are needed 10 this county ia
going to 80 over the top in the :. A.
drive The disposition of the people
iH nil fnr thr wurk of the salvation
Army hue more recruits 90 the teams
must hc enlisted. $1,000 Was contrib
uted THIS morning ANA Mr. Nirih
Etnics that much praise iH due the e.
forts uf Rabbi herrmHnn, local chair
man for the work hr has done.
Word Was rsnf TO T J Manfl from
Silver CHS that lnuN more pledge
cards and q thousand hutiOns be- sent
Immediately from headquarters. This
sounds very encouraging from santa
Fo Port summer WaEun Mound and
from Luna. Grant Union aud socorro
counties also come encouraging re-
ports ~ the progress 81 tho drive
ono uf the duubhhoNs here said that
.n an tho time he served overseas tho
salvation Army never failed the boys
When We we're in The trout trcncher
ana all the other organizations had
fallen OF aud were back In the Aafet,
lunr. We could always find the saliva
tion Army ready 10 help a. with food
and comfort
Ana we're Fuing To carry on tn,
same work here" said Nr Wlrih
Every cent taken in here Will b.
used ln this territory Nni even th'
local campaign expenses viii be takei
out of the funds RAISED IN Albuquer
que those VIII he taken care Of u
Denver and over, penny raised viii bl
used in relief work here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
MEXICO IS WILLING
TO REGARD BORDER
INCIDENT AS OVER
Confidential Advisor to President
CarranEa Says Matter is Closed
No U s Reply to Claim OF Sow.
ereignty Violation.

Washington. June ~ The MrAicHn
government considers as closed the
Incident brought about hN the cross
ing uf American troops into McNcau
ter itnfy, utid u statement issued here
today by General rundido Aruilar.
President rurunxa'H confidential an
iisaidor to the United States
The sta cement added that tho McN-
lean government had approved the
manner m which this matter was
treated before the department "f
slate hy Confidential Ambassador
Ariiiur and Charge b.Afmircu ad iu-
term. Iioio
General AEiilar yesterday sent 20
the state department n copy Of 20
statement issued 90 the press m wnirh
n wus Htid that the MeNicnn govern
mcnt and peopl. regarded the pais
arc of American forces into MeNtro
ns "a violation OF Mexican sovereignty
Officials of the department said this
communication WAS the ouIb one boz
the nature of protest received from
The Mcsicnn government That u
WIS not regarded nS formal protest
ana that No reply would boz made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
Arizona and West
New Mexico Range
Conditions Good

f'hoeniN, ArE, June ~ i"HiN
the ftct thunt there has been %" '"ln
sine. late In Mas. fortEr conditions
an most OF she cattle ranges ot Ari-
zonn aud western New Mexico arr
good according a. the weekly rang"
report OF the weather bureau ISSUED
tolnN The report adds
Absence Of rain u apparent ~ ih'
Naile,H and on tho lower elevations
,shere grass has mntured and pastures =
have beFun to detefiorir. in the We
unity OF Pinto, Apache rooniN, cattle
are reported IN fine condition al
though rain ~ needed.
"geugman. Grand 'unNun| l'ouElha
aud williams an report tunEo nnd
s,ork In good condition. Near NoruleH
and Stafford stock ~ said 10 he only
falr while IN the Apache Indian res
er,nuon aud IN the NiciniN OF iine'
dale conditions are reported excel
lcnt"
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JUAREz COMMANDER
STOPS PROPAGANDA
AGAINST AMERICAN
NATION OR PEOPLE
Issues Manifesto to Mexican Peo.
pie Denying That He or His Off.
GERS Appealed to Americans 10
Repel villas Attacks
VILLA RETREATS TO
WESTERN CHIHUAHUA


JuareS. June ~ Villa aud his rcbcl
torces were ~ the Gahsnna district o.
western chihuahua late yesterday. ac-
coriing to reports received a. military
headquarters metre TINS morning Gen.
erai Pablo ouirogs who wsH scut to
the relief u Juarez with column of
cavalry. had been diverted apa ~as
uuW purHuiur the villa column
The gailana district is lu western
Chluuahua with DHsua Uraudsa aH tn
principal town 1nc military report
confirms reports yesterday that villa
Haa roinr in that direction. tienefal
Qu.rnFa mad not succeeded IN FottinE
.. contact with tne Nlila column. sen-
srai GuuEaleA announced. No reports
had tecn received ln IuHres 40 noon
tndaf uf dapTedntions committed by
the viilH column IN mat district
GENERAL guuEalsz announced today
af noon that fuli ruafaufess would
he gwen ai Americans crossing o.
Iuafsz from ~ faHp. whether un nual-
ness o. na EiEht-seer he also gave
orders 10 arrest and punish ans one IN
luar~a caught attempting io cause
Fnti. American demonstration of
spreading propaganda against the
American government or Americans.
u MAS officially denied any anu-Am-
erican Demonstration occurred festrr'
dab
t.snsral gYuEaisE and hia staff also
issued manifesto 20 tne Mexican
lsrnpis denying that he o. any uf his
cfnrera asked Tor ala from the Amerl.
can military authorities a. frprl thf
villa attacks and addlnE that nt tht
time the American truupn cfua.ed lf
pursuit uf Nilia. there were 90 villa
rebels in Iuarca. Hli hntluE been
driven uut during SUNDAY night
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NuiA LOSS ~ Is
kIII.I.n. u rItI-nNIlis

Washington June IN NJ Nltirlal
report 20 the war department today
from Major Genetul tah,ii, command.
lur tine. southern department said the
Niilsias attacked by American troops
near Iuarrz were known Go have lost
g. men killed aud Z taken pfirunrrs,
ruHualties uf tho American forces we're
iWu KILLED. two severely wounded and
eight slightly wounded
Casualties Nillistur forces engaged
hy lniiod States troops NOT definitely
known aid the mrrrtrr Thirty
dead Nllhstas found in ru'rrnrhmrnt
near race trnck Iunrrz after attack
hy sls Infantry o. dead NillistaH
found lee Niiiisia camp thuus r.A milrr
north uf ZaraFuzH Nrxiru after at
tnrk hy reinforced rnNalrf brigade, n
Nillistas captured
civilian casualties lu ~ rnsu dur
inr engagement between MoNiuan fcd-
eral troops aui Nilllsias. luHrrt. MoN
ieu. june ~ 10 10 urr. Killed Floyd
Hinton American AIR EduNires
i,omirrz. rlightl, wounded Anastatio
Iudfld. Augustine pchna. frnuclscu
AEuinr Emma Parker
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Two Generals of
Villa Force are
Killed in Battle

Juarcn. Men- June it.--ucntrai
Gonzales announced today that two
OF WAS generals wcro killed durtn<
the fighting In 1uareN One was usn-
eral Manuel f'affro and the other Oen-
eni Alberto Jluienc< Tho Euld eanio
taken from Osnernl CaElro's soInhrsfo
wns exhibited at iniliiAry heaaquarie.s
today.
A letter cune containing papers adj
dressed % francisco villa from prom
lnont Mcxicana and from one Amsri-
can. was taken from the body o. ore
OF the Villa officers killed during tho
intlie OF Junrr1. The cass had ths'
name "Nclasco" stamped on u but
villa agents here a., no one b. that
nnnse was with villa. oue OF the lot
tcrr was from Manuel uoniila. q ken-
lean living In VI rnno and ~ one time
assoriaisd with Villa when he uur len
the field IN isft. according 10 Mexi-
can officinla here. Another WIS aiii
10 have been alEnef by Miguel pls<
i.on,hairio. Vllla's choice for protls'
ionnl president "a one time. The
name of the Amnrlcnn Whose sigma
ture was said 10 have been attached
10 one OF the letters was not given
out Tho lettefu are being forwarded
10 President carrun1a-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
Labor Declines
to Back Strike
For Tom Mooney

Atlaniir rity, y. J., June IS Amid
general uproar deleeates attending the
convention here ~ the American fld.
Grafton of Labor Nsate rday refused 90
endorse recognition % soviet Russia
alihuurh urging recognition ~ the
United States the EXISTING Irish re-
public" and voted against the general
strike proposed FOR Iuly In behalf %
Tom Mooney. convicted In conncc-
tion With tho pfepafednern day bomb
explosion fan Francisco.
The intf .lurtlou OF the Mooney
resolution brounht uproaF. x. O.
Nrow uf i.os Angeles Opposing ths
resolution declared he had talked "a
Mooney three weeks ago and that
Mooney was hopeful that the strike
would De carried out az h. was con.
fldent 10 would result In his release
Chairman Frey retoricd that in his
opinion and also % other members oi
the commlttee, STRIKE not oni,
would prove Injurious 10 the M1one,
cause. but would drive wedge int
organized labor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
House Judiciary
Votes Saturday
On Dry Proposal

Washington. June is The house
judiciary commute. agreed toda 10
vote Saturday ON proposal 10 isp-
rrarntutlNe Gard, democrat, ohio.
hv proclamation TO modify the war
timo prohibition law In ao far aH Il
relates a. the manufacture and aulu
OF beer and uvht wines
There WIS mo- discussion uf tho pro-
pniall and consideration of "a went
over hy consent
tn. committee has eliminated uiat
section nf tho bill proposing appoint
ment uf a prohibition commi siioncr
io have general charge of enforce
mont OF tho law. and approved AN
amendment turning this work over
10 the commissioner ~ Internal rct
cnuo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
YaquiS Loot Mine
Near Yaqui Batuc

NoFalcs. Ariz.. June is Tho report
~ ths ion'inv hN NsouIs nr ~ Pro-
grrHo milne near Nauui liatuc last Sat
urdnN. was confirmed today by teleT
raphiC adNicta received here from
Nrrmnriilu The mine h owned hy
q McFarlhne. who IL now in Chi-
cuEo HiH brother Andres Mufar-
lane foreman st ~ prugroso. said no
one wis killed e. " q. TaNutr miu-
near the mine tWo weeks ago.
The adylces received today said the
mining machinery had been smashed
with sledre hammers, trucks and waE
ons burned ami the comm4ssary rau-
sacked
Mexican federal troops from San
Nayicr are reported 10 havs been
rushed 90 the district IN motor trucks
tu take up the pursuit uf the handItH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
sssiEiDfMA~~ WARNS
AGAINST SNAP JUDGMENT

Weinnr. tTusadnyl June iI.--rhii-
up scheldemann. the head of the DER
man cabinet. ln speaking 90 the peace
commission of the national assembly
here today. declared that the allied r..
ply Ia the German counter proposals.
without the complete text did not yet
permit ~ final ludGment ana .nst
premature judgment would be mis-
take
Thsre is nothinr new In the general
accusations made aesinss the oernian
people. utld the premier. hut We
must rote with rcGret that the allies
have rejected the proposal for the en-
Ibhrhment of neutral tribunal
which alone could inpartially exam
Inc these accusations u also y la
u.entahic that the whole nation should
be- charged with the offenaer aud
"rlm's alleged
This charge i- 10 consttuts lusiifi.
cation for the heavy cpnditicns. which.
accufdinn 10 the second section of the
coVering note, are 10 be imposed on
the German people
The iustil cation put lorward for
the projected settlement Of affairs In
the east permits ~ iittP' hope that We
ran reckon for ruhr'antigl concilia-
tons In the deialles meToru ndum.
That also holds gred for the remain
INK territorial questions. many points
regarding Whirn ana also those re-
Earding financial and economic aues'
lions referred 10 In the coverinE note
are stlil quite obscure
"in view of the obscuriticn al pres
ent. the premier said, 'nud the fact
/ that all the materiai IN not yet 20 hatd
n decision cannot be taken to-day
| Tuesday oniy the final and cumplets
text OF the enemy's answer can fur
niah a basis tor deliberations betwecf
the government and the peace com
/ mitter.
The Derman nation. the nationa
assembly and the government ar'
confronted with the most m0ncntoul
decision. u L.. therefore, their duty
whatever a. individuals they maj
think Of the peace question. To ap
proach this decinlon with an entireil
open mind No one must have an,
doubts that the nation u confrontel
with Vsry hard umca"
Herr Scheidemann dcpiored the ah
Hencc Of adequate protection, for IN
German delegates on their departur
from Versailles lie said a protes
had been made, but that the govern
ment would reserve ~ attitude unit
an official report had been received.
sPAitTACAN PARTY ~
j 80 InIl } = A I = :
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Welmnr. June is.-No statement
has been Issued hy the herman cnb-
not ON the allied reply 70 the herman
counter proposals hut the Associated
fress LEARNS that sentiment In thu
cabinet u almost unanlmoualy against
signing the trcafy. the only objection
beiuH the possibility % ilolanetlaIn
ana chaos In Germany.
The cabinet met al noon and con.
unucd ~ session until late In the day
The peace commission began dellher-
atinE on the entente answer at ala
O'cluck yesterday. A number % tho
cabinet members and other dlnnliariea
stayed up the previous nlnnt to read
The allied terms without delay In
dlgnauon l. said 70 be Increasing IN
Weimar
Tho changes IN the peace terms. a.
Indicated BY the red inferllueaiionH IN
the text Of tlie old treaty arr 90 allghi
a. 20 cause universal dlnInag among
those who have had the opportunity
OF examining the document The n.
nanciai notifications are considered
uuinpofiant and Objectionable. aud
the terms governing Germany'a ndmin-
aion 10 the League of Nations are de-
clared 10 be unsatisfactory.
Government circles state they can
not conceive auy government WILING
20 nlgn terms. though u - admitted
the treaty will be fully discussed. be-
cause u b. realized that serious effects
with the spread VI uoisherian In Ger.
many. would be- enialied IN refusal "a
HIFn. The eutents's answer. nlau. !.
considered nothing les than an NJ.
timatum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
TO-DAY
In THE NEWS
UPON HER OWN HEAD
BURLEsoN q DECLINE
PAVING PROGRAMS

N nOI<ufNtsN, the -pfsfrc
IN whirh the firruian psDpic
he'll hrfofc the fs-sse sssn-
-ppc hEiitsTtlnH &c the trFn- of
final rsftl~ncnt. may enter inio
the Negotiations hut hardly n
the unnnnrr t.cfmany caIHstssi.
rarcsi by ftoi~ieNi-ln and ~
volt. Germany ntat not dnfr b.
prsgiOnn further the sfnulins of the
Irnsc trcafy. TIE trrm- arr mt-
acrpfnbic "a The great nalorit,
of iraslcfS and thinker in titr
cn4irr. Gcrainn, is'iicsc- that
the pf<psi-ions entail grcafcr
baF,isn ti,an shr h prcparsi to
lrar.
Hut Itolshc,i-m T. worsr. The
outlaw she brraiised inio brinE in
I,u-s.s aow tbratcn- Ia crush
ls'r. The lowrr wisish dc -.
ss,uragsed IN orisr to srfppir titr
allie now promi-<- Ca hang q
pcrntaneni milestone afound her
own usek.
Tie peacc terms ARE artctr
They VIII keep the futiiit, &c wnr
ts9orc the German proplc for
ntans ycar~ to e-nme. hut tho
I,nlslbrsi~t. ~ guisk o. suufu-.
Iil,crt, with Hccnss. couid un-
ssranblc German itslustr, until
onls aEy- of domination n, ont-
si'l'. stable sp,crinsut- could ~
storc orirr. srttsr csronouiir lo-s-
than ctcrTtai rTfini
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
President and
Wife on Short
Belgian Visit

Admkefhe. fplFiuU iuun IN
party arrived here rom Paris at o.
n'clock thiH morning They we're met
hY klug Albert and Queen Elizabeth
oi Belgium and at $50 o'clock left by
motor fur a "Trip over the Belgian
trout
The arrival ~ tho presidential
train whs the signal Tor lhe military
guard 10 preeeut arms while the hand
played tho American nnflonHl anthem.
minister Whitlosk rem1iupd on tho
atniion platform while Tie king and
queen were rftrtiur iho presidential
party on board the train When tho
president lot The train with hls royal
hosts he received heuriA cheer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
CONGRISS ASkIp 10
STUDY MINICAN SITI NIION.

Washington June o. Investigation
hN a congressional committee ct the
Mexican situation tfom 1910 tn the
present TIME IN proposed in rgHulu-
ton introduced today hy lloprvHentt-
live Gould republican uf New Work.
The committee would he directed tu
inquire particularly into the relations.
economical political and military he
tween the nitod States and MeNiro
The committee would have power Co
meet ia MyKiDu ur elsewhere
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
nIlAIII. II.NnIn sNII..

Muahington, June is wireless
mcsslage a. The navy department curly
today announced that the French
cruiser Jeanne UArc had been dis
thled at son md that the tfnspoft
lupcrsonHtor had taken nff Dr Pes
aua. presidnnt-ele OF Brazil and HIS
party who wsf~ enrout, 20 the nited
ataf-e from i.lshon. The ni,fn.iRe was
sent bN Admiral henson. VINO H re-
turning home from Frame On tho
hatilsship Arkansas with which ship
the lmpcritor communicated.