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state Of New MealcD. County Of Rerualulo.
in tho District Court.
MARI Go1dvin. Fiainuff Vs. Clinton Good.
win. defendant
80. t2n7t.
70 the Above Named Defendant:
You ate herrby notified that a suit has
been filed against you in The aaiI Court and
tonutY by the lbuye named plaintiff In
which The SAID pAaintin prafs Tor absolute
divorce on the grounds ~ n0u.supp1rt And
y1u are further notified that unless yuu en-
tef ur cause 90 De entered your appearance
hald cause on Or before tho tst day of
December A u 1919 Judgment viii b. ren.
defed in said cause against you hy default
aud ths relief prayed .sr Nln be- granted
Ihn nAue Of the plhiniin'H a%itofnry Is
i,aae barth, Nhese post office address BE-
Albuquerque. n 81
NESToR MONTuYA
tlsrk
hy Harry = Lre. Deputy
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scrtcrs from the c~nrranzistas. who
had been conscrlpted Into the army.
has hroughy the forces under villa
and Felipe Angeles up 20 nearly &c.,
0oe men tho courier further re-
ported.
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PAVING roR \ "a

SANTA III. \. A.. Oct. II.-R 9.
hernandez, Representative In congress
has sent 10 Federal ~ ,tvict Judge
Colin Ncblctt copies Of two hills
which he has introduced. One IL n.
II. a0Ga. authorizing the appropriate
ing Of $4,000 10 be used for paving
the street, and avenues around tho
federal grounds IL the city OF Santa
te. The other IL u. Il. 600. maxi
ing the appropriation.
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GRoCERS
Union Bakery, 800 N. fst st.
Broadway Grocery, 702 $. Broadway.
I. +. Trotter, 16 W. Gold Avenue.
J. c. Boyd, llOi South Fourth st.
California Fruit Store, Second and Silver.
w. S. Boggs, 1924 South Broadway.
A. Michael, 92l South Second st.
Union Grocery end Market, Second and Atlantic.
Doris Grocery, SIC East Central.
s. s. Gilbert, 40 Atlantic Avenue.
Santa Fe Grocery, 90l South Second st.
Dick Lewis, 110l South Third 81.
A. Trossello, 1905 South Second st.
o. Franehnl & Co.. First and Tijeras Avenue.
McDowcls Groeeteria, Fourth and Central.
H. l.. Nichols, 7l South Fourth.
Boswell's Cash and Garry Grocery Store, 1924 North Fourth.
Britton Grocery, 900 South Williams st.
IXL Grocery. 9Ol South Edith
Albuquerque Mercantile Co, COL n Second 81.
Acme Produce Co. S2 So. Walter
Albuquerque Grocery 4 Feed store, 2l315 n. Bird st.
T. +. Formulas Grocery formerly Rodcys), ll2i So. Edith
Highland Grocery, sol $. Arno
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
@. Franchini, First and Tiieras a IrosselO' 1905 So Second
vichi & Giannini, 226 North Third Street.
The Fashion shop, 220 W. Central
Bachechi & Boniguide, 800 n. LIST ST.
DRY GOODS
Bachechi Dry Goods Co, 800 North First Street.
MEAT MARKETS
schwartzman & With, 2l West Central.
A. g. p. Market, Oil South Second.
vichi & Giannini, 226 North Third Street.
Highland Meat Market, 503 South Arno
BAKERIES
Union Bakery, 800 n. First. Erwood Bakery, 100 W. Silver
CLoTHIERs.
r. L. washburn. j. c. Penney NJ. MaudclI
Guarantee Clothing Co. Wright Clothing Co.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
2SSsMsgSs
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co-Boadway Brothers.
Crescent Hardware Co.
DRUGS.
Alvarado Pharmacy, Corner First and Gold Avenue.
DRUG STORES close 1T 0 .. IN. o all days except Sundays. and Il I
= m. o m that day.
Al other stores close IT $40 T. ".
The nhove nrms have signed the Retail Clerks Union agreement and
are worthy Of the patronage Of orgauged labor
RETAIL CLERKS UNION.
"'saa 3" @o m "" ioa )" H' saa%sS an" Il 1T %e "f &,sa1as fG iiS'ad s q %Ss.
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NEW YORK. Oct. ii.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady. October. 1915.
December. s3.4f; January. S3.af;
March, $3.50: May. 1926.
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NEW YORK. oct. if.-iihcrty
bond finals today were; avs. 100.i4:
first As. sb.24. second f'a. 9I2O:
first tH's. 81 $40; second Sh's. Ease:
third ANS. 1855; fourth "a 4. eA22;
Victory aA's, 99.S2; Victory fA's,
80. $50.
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Produce

CHICAGO. oct IL Potatoes
stendys Arrivals ca cars. Northern
sacked whites. t2.Oo02.20; carly
Ohios. t2.e009.7O.
Butter unsettled. Creamery. is0
6ahc.
Eggs higher: rcceipte. f.07i cnscs
Firsie. $50 o NC. ordinary firsts, 90
mb1c: at mark. cases Included, so
cents.
Poultry. alive. higher. Springs.
a2hc; fowls. is02shc.
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STATE OF nEw MEXICO

0.ANAAA9NN ~
United sistes Of america. state Of New
Il 4, Hereby Confined. This, the ANNEXED
i q iull. true and eomylete transcript ni IN,
HAMILTON LAND COMPANY go stock
holdcrs' Liability. (No ioia9l. with the
endorsements thereon. ns same apnears on
he and 81 record To- the office Of the state
IN Testimony Whereof the state Cor
poration CommissieA ~ the state 81 Nov
Megien aas caused this certificate TO be
signed By H. Chaiunan and the seal 81 said
Commission. 10 be- affixed ct the cts ~
santa Fe on this ist day Of October, A. d.
1919.
tsea1 } NJ LUNA,
Attest: Acting Chairman,
a. l.. MORRISON Clerk
LtABfLTTY or HAMILTON LAND COM
PANY, (No siaeiholders' Liability
This " 20 certify that the Undersigned,
being al the original ineorporaiors who have
nisd the ccriihcsts 81 inc. poriion 81 the
above named corporation. thereby %Azsoeiat
ins themselves together under Tho provision
for aud on behalf % themarlves, all nther
storkhnldsrs who may become assorinted
with them and with said compensation do
hereby declare that there shall be mo- stock
holders liability on account Of any stock
tsHurd by said corporation. and that all
stockholders ~ said corporation shall Do
exempt from all liability on account u Eny
stock issued or held hy them. except srrh
liability Tor the amount ~ the capital stock
certified 20 have been paid iu property M
rash a. the time o. the eommenoemcni Of
business.
The name ~ the statutory agent il W g
Hamilton and bis Registered office b. At tho
rnrner ~ 18Th street and Mountain road.
Albuquerque Sew Mraico.
~ WiTNEhS WHEREOF We, said In.
corporators nave herounto hct our hands
and seals on this 18Th day Of September
A D. 1919.
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A or NEW x

WHITE" Vt NII7THIE"WN
United States u America, State Of New
Menico-sss
IL Il Hereby Certified. that tho ANNEXED
- q full, true and complete transcript % the
Ccrtifcate u Incorporation % HAMILTON
LAND COMPANY (No stockholders' Liaui!.
itSl lNo i0t9el. with the endorsements
thereon, a. same appears on file and Of rec
ord in The office q the state Corporati0E
CuInission.
In Testimony Whereof The state Corpora.
tion Commission Of the state Of New AeHi-
co has caused this certificate 10 be- signed
BY ~ Chairman and the seal Of said Com
mission. 70 be affixed a. the City q santa
" on this lat day Of October, A. ID. 1870.
tScall
a. n LUNA
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NEW YORK, Oct. ii.-Dar silver.
fi.i7k.
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CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION OF
HAMILTON LAND COMPANY. az

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION OF
siorkhuidsrH' Liability
We the undersigned. IN order 10 form a
corporation for the purposes hereinafter
stated, under and pursuant 10 tho Laws Of
the State of New McAieo, do, hereby certify
a. fulloWBs
j. The corporate nam Is Hamilton Land
Company (No Stockholders Liability
REGIsfERED oFFiCE AND AGENT IN
NEw MENicOs
> The Registered office Of the corpora
ard Mounia!E read In The City Of Albuquer
que. County u Bernaiiiio aud state ~ New
MeHico. aud Ar. W. q. Hamilton b. d~esiguat.
% 81 the statutory agent therein. In charge
thereof and upoa whom prCtcaa against the
corporation may be served
PRINCIPAL OBJECTS
q Tho objects Tor which this corporation
q established ares To transact . general real
estate agency and brokerage business. In.
Guiding the mhnagemeni Of estatun 10 act
- assAt, broker or attorney In fact for any
persons or corporations ~ buylng selling
ana dealing In rial and personal properly
aud every and any estate aud Interest there
in. and chooses in action secured thereby 10
buy sell eNchanse. Jesse. mortgage aud 9th
erwiss acquire. deal in and dispose o. real
estate Of every kind whatsoever and where
sosser Situated and 10 hold. own. control
develop. Improve. manage add operate The
same
AAAAAAA Az HNNiNfNf
The corporation IL authorized 20 issue
rspitsl stock 10 The Fxteut ~ $4,000. d.
Nided into 10000 shares q the par value Of
. . Dollar Zach
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED;
The names and post office addresses
~ The iucanporaiura. and the number nf
shares N capital stock subscribed for by
each ihe eggregais Of which hal BE- the
amount with which The corporation will com
mgncc business are a. ~ioluvst
hiien o. Hamilton. Albuquerque
n a., 1890 Eharrs .......... $4,000
" q Hamilton. Albuquerque n.
NJ 100 shares ............ 100. 90
james c Hamilton. Roswell \ ~.
100 shares .................. 10000
Tetsl-2ooo shares ......... s2ooo.oO
o. The time Tor which this corporation
shall esist shall be- my yraus
BOARD OF DIRECTORS PlRsr THREE
q rha nsmss Of tho members Of tho
Board u Director ~ This corporation Tor
ne first three months ~ jos existence ar
hlisu q hamiiion Aihuqgsrqus Sew Msa
Mcsiea and jane, G Hamilton. Roswell
liz NfrSEss WHEREOF We have here
unto sri our hnads and sysh thls 18th DAY
ELLEN G HAMILTON.
~ % HAMILTON
TAMFS e. HAMILTON
STATE ~ New hcxiro, County of BrmA
Nlo-sst
On mis ron day Of September. 1919 BE-
fore mo personally appeared kllen q Hau.
iltnn and W a. Hamilton 10 me known 10
hT tho perrnns dssorihed in and who exccut
"a the foregoing insirumshta and acknnsi
edsrd That tbey earcuted same a. their free
act end dged.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF I have here.
unto set my band aud Hfnard my official
tosl ~ DAY and year irft shoyr writeu
tsraD SUE NJ DILLON,
Auiary Public.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct. ti.-But-
ter and eggs unchanged.
Poultry. Hens. 2 GEMS lower, 81
cents; broilerS. ! ent lower. 30 cents;
roostcrs. rs cents.
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opening prices, which wired rom
tho same rs Yesterdays finish 10 y
rent lower. with December s1.22A
10 tl.23N, aud May fl.2i TO ff.2iM,
were Followed BY a moderate aefharit
all around. and then something OF a
rally.
Oats saeged with corn. After open
ing unchanged to y cen higher. In
Guiding December at 70h cents. tho
market underwent a general decline.
Provisions were duh and weak.
The downward tendency Of corn and
hogs appeared 10 intimidate buyers.
Evening up OF trades. 70 az to he
prepared for the double holiday
ahead. rallied the market q little In
the late corn dealings. The close
was unsettled y 10 \ cent net lower,
with December ei,22h to fi.21A
and May si.2i TO ei.2ih.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 1f.-Hog receipts,
5000; market firm. Heavy. Sif.b00
1910; medium. STATS 1866 light,
$3.50 q $780, Light llght. sif.o0u
i4.S5: heavy packing sowa. smooth,
sis.7Sa1f.sb; packing fows, rough
tis.009 is.bo; pigs, Sis.sb@ 1909.
Cattle receipts. a.oG0; compared
with a week ago. strictly good 20
prime steers. steady 60 SO cents
higher: other grades weak. unevenly
2s TO rs cents lower; a few prime
cows and hcifers steady; other she
stock so cents to 800 lower; can
ners 2B cents lower; bulls. rs cents
10 ti.2b lower; calves, s2.bO to $500
lower: best westerns about steddy;
others rs TO 40 cents lower; good ana
choice feeders. 20 20 so cent? higher;
other grades steady 20 rs cents iower
sheep receipts 1000; compared
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Livestock

DENVER. Oct. 1i.--caitle re-
celpts. 800, market steady. Beef
steers. tio.b0a 1900; cows and heit-
ers. $500 apa.5O: stockefs and feeders.
fT.0O01f.6O. calves. fS.AoG 1880.
Hog receipts, 100: market steady.
sheep receipts. 10000; market
steady. Lambs. 1890 Ult.S5. ewes,
fs.O097.00; feeder lambs, $lg.bO0
1850.
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,,a BY Harry p Lee. Deputy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05

Rock Islands own came into
Illinois today and was received
with open arms.
No returning Roman conqueror
of old was hailed with more ac-
claim than that which was accord
ed Battery F, One Hundred Twen
ty-third field artillery, and other
units in the Fifty-eighth artillery
brigade, Thirty-third Prairie
division.
Given Great Welcome.
Mayor Harry NJ. Schriver was
here as official representative of
Rock Island. DR.. Gustav Andreen.
president of Augustana college.
was here to greet the boys Of
Augie. w. L. Franks, chairman of
the welcome home committee of
the Red Cross, was here to meet
the men and talk over with Cap
tain Swedberg, Major Dunavin and
Colonel c. G. Davis, plans for the
Homecoming celebration in Rock
Island And Captain w. w. Scott.
commander of the old Company A
when it left Rock Island, who
trained the boys and prepared
tEem for service overseas, leaving
them just before they left Camp
Logan because of ill health, was
present also. And then, of course,
there were the fathers and moth
ers, brothers and sisters and the
sweethearts of boys, greeting them
at the railway station and push
ing. fighting and running along.
endeavoring to keep near them all
the time, some endeavoring even TO
walk along the street beside them
as they marched along in the par
ade.
AledO Well Represented.
Aledo was well represented with
some $50 men. Moline, Geneseo,
East Moline and other towns in
this immediate vicinity sent large
and it appeared on the
streets as if the downstate had
closed up and poured into Chicago.
An unusual circumstance occur
red which created no little con-
fusion. The One Hundred Twenty
third heavy field artillery was split
into three sections. Eighteen Off
GERS and 500 men arrived in one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
CITYS PRIDE With ALL
OF OLD SIXTH MARCH IN
PROCESSION IN CHICAGO
Mayor and Local Commit tee Greet Battery F as It
Swings Off Train at the Polk Street Station
Boys Are Eager to Get Home.
(BY STAFF CORRESPONDENCE
Especial to The Argus.)

Chicago, you're Of you"
delivered Captain Arthur swedburg
Polk station 7:i5 o'clock this
n the scE 81 said and then there was cheer
Mayor Schrlver. Dr. Andeen Captain " " Scott w. T.
sg n
CRcaso nSn' 'n'"e O'i'''f' ''''' "'' '
LEAVE STATION EARLY.
At 45 this morning the first battalion OF the One Hundred Twenty
No sooner had Captain Swsd6urg delegation
S1oRe hrS1sS the ms Fan gTan
battery boys toward the lake and into
An walking the side Of Lieutenant
finally persuaded 1t MIN
they think back in R Rock lis IsIandI He9Ron Ran
he Wecomne celebration the city has on tap
THEIR SAY.
Mayor the Rock Island
S H. % . JS2 RGS SS SS44dsa ss ss,tP to
from Market square George Francis
I'm be plumb glad be
Jenkins HnH P,R high sBIs &s Sd home .tate he said
snd oRg ISL nj quoted Wright
,on. ,-,u,s,
s whine E" s said % e 'E1 b @ @ @ Rff @ @ %
It. 4% @ u 60 sy 3 % e R
.ss4 T%5as . the Hs1s esf & a s 4oG Pas
ts% Sn Ts IN the no! 9ne HUadred
%Iio5 EhfP fss s47no him
would follow him
himself occasions in the
fighting the western front
PARADE HERE CERTAIN.
the
Of local aiIerymen stated to The Argus rep9T
will be held the committee
which win greatly assist them j. furthTng The
They LETT Ghcase
the old demObAton
mill its Peediest working order
AdO and the Mercer
dele was similar to that of the Rock Islanders.
of Battery b. said Mayor Beers.
boys OF Asdo did % not
dreaming this
than HIMSELF
0 OF the captain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
Scores Are Killed in Big Mine Disaster
THINK ARREST
WILL LEAD TO
TRAIL OF REDS
Police Expect to Unearth
Bombers as Result of
Mans Capture.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 5.-With
the arrest of George Oliver, %, of
Cleveland, police today believed
they were on the trail of the an
archists responsible for Monday
nights bomb explosions here.
Johnson, president of the local
l. w. W., and IA other alleged anar-
chists were being examined today
by agents of the department of
justice. Meanwhile, police and spe-
cial detectives were searching the
city for names of all persons of
radical tendencies.
Fear More Violence.
Patterson, N. j., June 5.-A
strong guard was placed about the
gas and electric works of the pub
lie service corporation here and at
Passaic today because of a report
received by the Passaic police that
attempts would be made to blow
up the company's gas tanks in the
two cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
HOME RULE ACT
DIES IN HOUSE
Vote to Table Measure Kills All
Hope for Municipal Control
of Public Utilities.

Springfield, Ill, June 5.-By a
vote Of "a to 54, the house this
afternoon voted to leave the Wan
less Home Rule" bill on the table
and thereby finally dispose of all
hope of proponents of the bill for
municipal control of public util
tiles within cities. Representa-
tive Wanless attempted to force the
bill on the calendar. despite an
unfavorable report of the house
public utilities committee, and the
roll call was on a motion of Chair
man Brinkman to table the Wan
less motion.
The roll call on the Brinkman
motion showed Abbey and Wertz
voted Nay" while Wells did not
vote.
Representative Wanless was abb
sent yesterday when the public
utilities committee made an unfa-
vorable report to the house on the
home rule" bill, and his right to
ask a reconsideration today was
questioned by Representative
Browne. Speaker Shanahan ask
ed not to press his point of order,
and the roll call proceeded after
some confusion.
Mr.. Wanless in support of his
motion to take the measure from
the table said it merely gave Illi-
nois cities a right to say wheth
er or not they wished to control
their own utilities.
Holds Home Rule Not Wanted.
Representative Brinkman. chair
man of the house public utilities
commission. moved to table the
Wanless motion and urged that the
committees report be upheld by
the house.
Not a single tax payer appeared
before the committee to urge the
home rule bill" he declared. "All
of the agitations was from city Of
ficials who coveted municipal con-
troll or paid attorneys working for
fees"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
DEPUTY CLERK OF
CHICAGO COURT
SHOT AND KILLED

Chicago, June 5.-Henry Baum,
deputy clerk of the municipal
court, was shot and killed early
today, apparently without provo
cation by the driver of an auto
mobile containing five men. Baum
and a circle of friends had spent
most of the night entertaining re-
turned soldiers at a sOuthside ath-
letic club and they were shouting
good-byes to each other when the
automobile sped toward them.
One shouted a warning and the
machine was stopped, the driver
leaning out and saying in broken
English:
whats the matter? Somebody
looking for trouble?"
Baum stepped toward the dis
putants and the man at the wheel
shot him through the heart. The
machine sped away, a passing pO-
liceman emptying his revolver at
it. Less than an hour later de-
tectives captured an automobile on
the north side containing five
Italians. There was a bullet hole
in the machine and Baum's COM
panions identified it's owner, Ralph
Lauriola, as the man who killed
the court clerk. Lauriola denied
the crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
BOTH SIDES FIRM
IN WIRE WORKERS
TIEUP IN ATLANTA

Atlanta. Ga, June 5.-Both sides
remained outwardly determined to-
day in the strike here of the Wes-
tern Union and Bell Telephone en-
ployes, the telegraph company
having announced that it would
not re-employ those of its forces
who went out yesterday in sym
pathy with the telephone opera
tors.
The telephone employees who
struck Monday alleging discharge
of union operators, failed, with
the possible exception of about a
dozen, to obey Postmaster General
Burleson's order to return to work
yesterday. Leaders of the strik-
ing keymen have predicted a na-
ton wide strike from the local sit
uation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
BIC four BUSY
ON FOE ANSWER
Reply Not Expected to be Ready
For Presentation to Germans
Before Next Week.

Paris, June 5.-The small DOW
ers have won a victory in their
opposition to limitation of arma-
ments. for states created from the
former Austro-Hungarian empire,
as incorporated in the Austrian
peace terms. The council of four
has decided to eliminate the pro-
visions for such limitation.
The council today gave further
consideration to the German coun-
ter proposals, these occupying the
time during the forenoon session
of tAe--bodE. The afternoon Was
devoted for the most part to the
question of the rights of minor
tiles in the small nations.
1t is doubtful if the council of
four will be able to send a reply
to the German counter-proposals
to the peace treaty's terms before
the end of next week, according to
the Paris office of Reuters limiter
(By Associated Press).
Modification in the terms of
peace with Germany seem to be
approaching definite form, accord
ing to advices from Paris. These
alterations, it is said, are not
planned primarily to make the
terms lighter for the Germans, but
to render them easier of execution.
Apparently there is a DISPOSE
tion on the part of President Will
son, Premier Lloyd George and
Premier CIemenceau to fix a defn-
ite sum of approximately $25,000,-
900, 900 as the amount of indemnity
Germany will be called upon to
pay. and it seems possible that the
first installment of about $5,00U,-
100000 may not have to be paid
within two years, as now stfpu-
lated, but within four years. The
terms relative to Silesia and the
Sarre regions. too. may be altered.
There seems. however, to be a gen
eral agreement that Germany will
not be permitted to enter the
league Of nations at once. Prem
ier Orlando is standing aloof from
these discussions as Italy's inter
est is not so much in the German
as in the Austrian treaty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05

had any authority to conduct such
an investigation"
Senator Hitchcock claimed he was
being misrepresented by Senator
Lodge.
Lodge WithhOIds Name.
II was shown a copy of the
treaty by a friend of mine in New
York who is connected with no in
terests," continued Senator Lodge.
How he got it 1 did not inquire.
If l were at liberty to mention his
name the country would realize that
no more outrageous suggestion
could be made than that it came
into his possession by corruption. {"
Senator Borah has said he in
tends to put the text of the treaty
into the senate record If he can
secure a copy from New York.
Tumulty Urged Probe.
1t was stated authoritatively to-
day that Senator Hitchcock intro
duced his resolution at a request
from the White house after a con-
ference yesterday with Secretary
Tumulty.
President Wilson is being kept
fully advised of the situation in
the senate but so far as has been
made known he has not indicated
whether he would authorize the
state department to furnish the
treaty text to the senate in the
event OF the passage of Senator
Johnson's resolution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
PEACE TREATY
is DEATH SAYS
AUSTRO CHIEF
Holds Terms Would
Mean Doom of Austria
Press Also Bitter.

Basel, Wednesday, June 4.-The
grand council of German-Austria,
which met on Tuesday under the
craftsmanship of President Seitz,
adopted the report OF DR.. Otto
Bauer, the gist of which was that
the peace terms presented to Ger
man-Austria by the allies meant
"the death sentence of the Aus
trian republic" according to vi
emma advices received here.
Newspapers of Vienna, including
the Arbeiter Zeitung, the Socialist
organ, shows this sentiment with
varying degrees of emphasis.
President Seitz, Foreign Minis
ter Bauer and Vice President Fink
have left Vienna for Feldkirche, to
confer with Karl Renner, the Aus
trian chancellor and head of the
Austrian peace mission at St. Ger
main.