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Swift & Company'S sales Of Fresh Beef
in Washington. ID g. for the week end
ing Saturday. March Is. 1919, gcd
- - cents per pOund.-Advt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
WORKERS
ON COAST DEMAND
BIG WAGE RAISE
OR WILL STRIKE
Mooney Strike Endors-
ed; Political Prison
oners'' Must be Freed
$50, 900 LABORERS
WILL BE AFFECTED

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Oakland, Calf, May 21.-The Pa.
cific Coast Metal Trades council has
decided to call a general strike unless
a satisfactory agreement to take the
place Of the Macy agreement between
the shipbuilders of the Pacific and the
council has been reached by 10 a. M,
July 81, it was announced here today.
C. F. Grow, president, and A. H.
Barth, secretary of the council, which
represents approximately 100000 ship
workers and men employed in allied
crafts on the Pacific coast, made the
announcement. The council recently
closed a convention here.
The agreement which the council
will ask the employers to sign pro-
vides for the basic "A hour week; 20
cents per hour horizontal increase in
the wages for all the crafts; protec-
tion Of the safety Of workers and sani-
tary conditions; the elimination of all
overtime except to protect life and
property and classification of the va
Tious trades to be standardized.
Resolutions passed by the council
endorsed the six hour work day; the
Mooney strike proposition, and the
setting free of all political prisoners.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
Officials Of Cochise
County Alleged to be
in kidnapping Plot

Washington, May 21.-Evidence
gathered in an investigation OF
charges that several officials OF Co
chise county, Arizona, were in collu-
SIGN with Mexican authorities in the
kidnapping at Douglas last December
IA Of five men who later we're exc
cuted across the border, has been
transmitted to Governor Campbell of
Arizona by the state department. 1t
is understood state action in the case
of the men wal suggested. Kidnap-
ping is a violation only Of state law
and the Mexicans involved could not
be extradited for such an offense.
The inquiry by the state department
grew out OF charges that several Co.
chise county officials co%operated with
Mexican authorities in kidnapping Al
fonso Leyva, said to be an American
citizen; a DR.. Huerta and three others
at Douglas and taking them across the
border. The men kidnapped previously
had been under investigation In CON
nection with the numbering and rob
bling Of Mexican officials on their way
from Aqua Prieta to Cananea, Sonora
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
FIGHT GROWS ON
UNION CONTROL
OF UTILITIES IN
WINNIPEG STRIKE
Engineers Take
Place Of Strikers in
Water Works
VETERANS
STAY NEUTRAL
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(5y Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
Winnipeg, Man, May 21.-Efforts
Of the central strike committee to
maintain control of local public utili-
ties and industries met with the
sharpest opposition today that has
been shown since the general strike
was declared last Thursday. When
union men at the city waterworks to-
day declined to furnish full pressure,
as the council had ordered, they left
the building and their places were
filled by a force supplied by the Mani.
toba Society of Civil Engineers.
Deliveries of gasoline, food and ice
we're made and a number of small de-
livery automobiles moved throughout
the city. Leaders of the central strike
committee were in conference until
late this afternoon and no announce
ments we're authorized.
The Winnipeg Great War Veterans
association announced today that the
association has decided to remain
strictly neutral during the strike. The
announcement also stated that Presi-
dent James Winning of the Winnipeg
trades and labor council told the as
sociation that there was a possibility
of strike settlement within a few days
The central strike committee adj
mitted today that there has been a
disagreement between Mayor Charles
+. Gray and the union forces regard
ing the mayors order demanding that
placards carrying the statement that
certain business activities are per
mitted by order of the central strike
committee" shall be Immediately dis,
continued.
The Western Labor News, official
strike publication, made this an
nouncement regarding the mayors ac'
ton:
THE matter was fully discussed
and there was evident unwillingness
on the part Of the committee to ac-
cede to this request. but the whole
matter was again referred to a com.
mittee for thorough discussion.
The central strike committee agreed
to the demand Of the city council that
union permission" placards be dis
continued. Deliveries of coal were be-
ing made this afternoon. (
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
FACING
ONE OF THE MOST
TRYING PERIODS
IN ALL HISTORY
Post War Time Critical
Says President Of
Baptists' Meet
CHURCHES
ARE REPRESENTED
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(Ry Leased Wire to. New M~exlcan.)
Denver, May 21-The 18th annual
meeting Of the Northern Baptist con
Vention opened here today with more
than 1000 delegates representing
more than 10000 Baptist churches of
the country present, The conven-
tion was called to order by F. w.
Aver Of Philadelphia, president Of
the convention who outlined the
colossal task confronting the conven-
ton and the church in carrying out
an expansive program during the
postwar period.
THE church Is face to face with
one Of the most trying periods in
the history of Christianity stated
Mr.. Aver in prefacing his speech
in which he briefly outlined some of
the plans already formulated for the
post war period, and in which he
also took occasion to praise the
work of the laymen OF the church
in their wholehearted support of the
activities of the church during the
war period.
Following the address Of President
Aver several reports covering the
routine activities of various socie-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
HUN SHOULD WORRY
HOW THEY'VE APPLIED

NJOVN LIE NE EVF &t&G
1T is not the German peoples bust
ness to indicate how its rights shall
be realized BY the fourteen points,
or especially by the note of Score
tary Lansing. That, rather, is the
task of those who constructed the
fourteen points and brought them to
acceptance, thereby inducing Ger.
many to lay down her weapons. We
do not believe that President Wilson,
Secretary Lansing and the Ameri-
can people can take other than this
German standpoint, II they do not
wish to do that which President Will
son in his message of December 4,
1917 condemned categorically when
he said. We would dishonor tour
own cause il we treated Germany
any other than justly and in a nom
partisan manner and did not insist
upon justice toward all, no matter
how the wal ended. We demand
nothing which we are not ready our
selves to admit
"And the German people demand
dent Wilson announced IN this decla-
nothing more than that which Presi-
ration. We demand nothing more
than Americans place the fourteen
opposite the peace terms,
We do not believe that any one
in the United States will then have
the courage to claim that there can
be found in the peace conditions one
trace left Of President Will
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
(5Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
(By Leased Wire to the New Mexican.l

BERLIN, TUESDAY, MAY 20-Germany declines to
sign the peace terms laid before it because they spell the
economic destruction, political dishonor and moral degrade
ton of the entire German, nation, not only for the present
but also for still unborn generations, was a Statement au-
thorized by the cabinet this morning through the Associated
Press.
'tThat these consequences must logically follow accept
ance of the peace conditions the American Press itself has
recognized without question, 4 the statement continues, s'and
toward them Germany took the standpoint that acceptance in
such conditions could not be demanded and that the entente
was ~uniustfied in imposing such demands. y
Germany has not only a moral right to compliance with
the general promises made il, but q firmly grounded, def
clearly defined claim, according to the basic rules Of in
ternational law, on all the entente powers and especially on
the United States. A specific recognition of the right, Of Ger
many and Of the German peoples to a peace Of right, justice
and reconciliation, instead Of the Photographed song Of hate
which was written at Versailles, is contained in the note Of
the American Secretary Of State Lansing on November s,
1918.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
Mss MARION CASSIDY

ties and branches of the conven-
ton. Chief among these was that of
the publication society with an out
line of its five year program. In this
report, two hundred new workers and
two millions of dollars to enlarge
the work Of the bible distribution
and the religious education branches,
are provided. OF this number "a men
are to be called to q unique work
as Survivors and organizers" for
Sunday. School work. Fifty others
are to be added to the force for
bible distribution work, chiefly among
foreign speaking peoples, while "a
others will be used in this work in
the latin-American countries. In the
field of religious education, openings
for rs men are made. This group Of
specialists will conduct Institutes,
schools of methods and state wide
campaigns to increase the efficiency
of the church schools.
The other principal report was that
of the women's foreign society in
which it was pointed out that in
the near future the Baptist women
of the country were to form and
send to South India a hospital unit.
A Red Cross nurse who served on
the battle fields Of France win be
the first one to go, she having Sc
cured passage for next month.
The report continues: These are
the latest additions to the working
forces OF the society in foreign
lands, where more than 200 women
are working for the children and
heather races, destitute, alike of
medical attention and the hope which
Christianity brings.
In Moulmein, Burma, the memorial
hospital operated by the society has
been dedicated during the last year
and more than one thousand cases
have been treated. IN Assam the OPP
ening of a bible training school for
women Is chronicled while a new
girls school enterprise under way at
Gologhat at a cost of $4,000.
The home department report show
ed that nearly every state in the
union showed large increases in Civ
ing over last year. The Rockyl
Mountain district established a gain
Of rs per cent. With the reading of
the reports and address of Presi
dent Ryers, the convention formally
got under way and will continue for
one week. w. H. Faunce, president
Of Brown University was scheduled
to give an address this afternoon
On the subject Of the church and
social reconstruction"
Later in the afternoon committees
will be named and state delegates
will caucus for the election OF, state
representative on the committee OF
nominations and other important
committees. The place for the next
meeting Of the next meeting is
to be decided at the af-
session.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
Associated Press Summary
OF TOday'S World Events
asked by the Germans.

asked by the Germans.
Premier Orlando mas gone to
Rome for a conference with mem
bers Of mis- cabinet on certain
interior and foreign questions"
according to a Paris dispatch. 1t
seems probable therefore, that
the peace terms will not be pre-.
sented to the Austrian delegation
before Friday when the Italian
premier returns. In view OF the
fact that the settlement OF the
Italian and Jugo Slavic claims to
Fiume and parts of Dalmatia are
still unsettled and that every ef-
fort has been made to bring about
an agreement before the peace
terms are laid before the Austrian
peace mission, II may be assumed
that Signor Orlando's trip to Rome
indicates some new development
in the work Of adjusting the stu
alton. Apparently Premier Orlan-
do will at the most remain at
Rome only q tow hours.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
Last Nights News

Observation-Disclosures at anchor
In the harbor Of Ponta Delgada, the
Nc4 awaits only favorable weather
for the start Of the 300 mile dash to
Lisbon, Portugal.
LoNDoN-No word has been re-
ceIved concerning Harry Hawker,
Australian aviator, and his navigator
Grieve. Not a single report has been
received from any Of the numerous
airpIanes, destroyers and light craft
that are sweeping the seas off Ireland.
oMSK-The peasants are rising up
against the boIshevik rule throughout
the territory of bolshevik Russia.
This declaration was made by Leon
Trotzky, boIshevlk minister OF war In
a speech several days ago in Kazan.
PARIS Premier Orlando left
Paris for Rome, where he will confer
with the members Of the Italian aov-
eminent on certain interior and for
eIgn questions. He will return 10
Paris Friday.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
Same Old Appeal Heard
For Wilson's Fourteen Commandments

"n It, the secretary notified the Swiss minister In Washington con-
dnonaMy that the established basis Of President Wilson's fourteen points
should be available for the peace conditions. Secretary Lansing announced
further that the entente governments after careful consideration also were
prepared to recognize the conditions set up by President Wilson as the
basis for the conclusion Of peace.
"The declaration of rights emanated from theseN specific declarations
of all the entente powers and the United States constitutes Germanys sole
asset in the general moral breakdown Of all international politics which
has found indispensable expression IN the Versailles terms
Germany answers them with Its clearly Iurstic right In international
law. Toward the poltic-mOral bankruptcy Of Versailles the German ma
ton stands as a creditor with undenlabie rights and it Is not IN a position
to yield on this chief point. Germany concluded peace on The basis Of
and for America, every individual is responibie for the fulfQiment Of la
claims
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

tEN A0QO0tN @H
(By Leased Wire to New MexIcan.)
The definite statement that Ger
many will not sign the peace
terms in their present form, is
made by the cabinet.
Statements along a somewhat
similar line President Ebert, Pre-
mier Scheidemann and other Ger
mans in high places have proceed
ed this one. Another note was
sent yesterday by the German
peace mission at Versailles to the
secretariat of the peace congress.
Today or tomorrow the German
Representatives are expected to
transmit to the allies a compre-
hensive statement on Germany's
attitude towards the peace treaty,
specifying what points they ac-
cept and what they desire to have
modified. The is day time limit
for them to make known their
standpoint expires Thursday, but
an extension Of time has been
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
DESTROYER BASE MOVED.

Antwerp, May 21.-The continental
base Of the American destroyer fleet
will be transferred Immediately to
Antwerp from Brest and all the fleets
activities will be directed from here
until late In June, when the base will
be shifted to America. The destroyer
lAylwin, vanguard Of the fleet, has ar
rived here. The transports Charles
and Uopatin now are here to take
troops on board.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22

sons program.
And here begins Americas defi-
mite duty to step in. America either
must put its fourteen points through
or it must declare that it is unable
to do SO or that 1t does not want to
do so, SO that in no case may the
world be led to believe that America
desires to have the peace conditions
count as President Wilson's fourteen
points.
That is our demand, to which we
cling, and we cannot imagine agru-
ment from the American side would
be effective against It."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
Santa Fe Releases
10000 Acres Of Land
In Navajo Reserve

Phoenix, Arizs May 2I.-According
to a recent act Of congress the Santa
Fe railroad has released 10000 acres
OF land within the Navajo Indian res.
ervation, and in exchange has been
given permission 30 select 10000
acres located In the public domain in
the northern part OF the state. Advices
to this effect were received by the
local land office from Washington to-
day. 10
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
CONVICT HUN PARTICULAR ABOUT PATTERN OF STRIPED SUIT
Baby-killer
Is Naughty

Highly Moral Murderer of Small Nations Issues
Ultimatum to Depraved Victors, LoftiIy De-
Ginning Anything But Peace Of "Reconcilia-
ton Based on International Law Which She
Observed by Sinking Lusitania and Shooting
Litter Bearers; Humiliating Reproof of Civil
l~ization BY Noble Bombarder Of Red Cross
Hospitals.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
RESUMPTION OF AMERICAN
FLIGHT AGAIN DELAYEG

Washington, May 21.-Resumption
of the transatlantic flight by the
naval seaplane NC-4 again has been
delayed. A message to the navy de
partment early this morning from AID,
miral Jackson at Ponta Delgada said
one Of the planes engines had de-
veloped trouble and that the start for
Lisbon would not be made today. No
mention was made of weather condi-
lions.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
WAR MUST HAVE CAUSED
GERMANY GREAT PAIN

Paris, May 21.--The peace confer
ence has made public the text Of the
German note regarding PREPARATION and
the reply made by Premier Clemen-
ceau as president OF the conference.
The German note says In part;
The obligation to make reparation
has been accepted by Germany by
virtue of the note Of Secretary Lans-
ing Of November g. 1918, independ.
entity OF the responsibility for the war.
The German delegation can not admit
there could arise out of a responsible
ity incurred by the former German
government In regard to the origin OF
the world wa any right for the allied
and associated powers to be indemni-
Continual an mawa m
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
Hope OF Saving
Harry HaWker
Is Abandoned
British Flyers Ready
to Renew Attempt
at St. Johns
AMERICAN FLIGHT
AGAIN DELAYED

tBy Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
St. Johns, NJ. r., May 21.-Hope for
the safety of Harry G. Hawker and
Commander Mackenzie Grieye, miss
ing since they set out eastward
through the air on Sunday In their
Sopwith bIpl5ne for Ireland, was vlr-
tuaIly abandoned today by the British
filters preparing here to take wing in
their wake.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22
GERMANY WILLING TO ACCEPT WORLD
WITH GOLDEN FENCE AROUND 1T

Wilson Fourteen Points Caused Prussia to Spare
World and End War and Allies Will Fare III
if They Dare to Ignore Them; How They are
to be Applied Not Germany $ Business; Zenith
Insulting and Arrogant Statement Rejecting
Treaty.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-22

CONTINUED on page 81
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-17
THE EDUCATION OF AMERICANS

Charles Sturgeon once said:-"Edu-
cate mans head and you make him
an infldel, educate both together and
you get the perfect man Perhaps it
is too much to say that this process
will get the perfect man." but il will
get better average man than now
exists.
Especially is this true in the pro
blem Of Americanization now before
the country There are infdels
and fanatics in the land,
and one is as undesirable
and dangerous as the other. What is
called Bolshevism IS the product Of
TOO much brain education at the ex-
pense Of the heart. Bolshevists
imagine they are promoting a doct-
rine whose source is the heart and
the conscience. whereas it is created
out OF a false kind Of education-an
eduction OF the head beyond its
capacity"
Fanatics are persons educated IN
the heart alone at the expense of the
head and common sense Fanatics
are 0bsessed with emotions and Wis
ions. They do not think straight-ot-
ten they do not think honestly. Rad
ical reformers are too often filled
with SO many emotions as altogether
TO lose sight Of the safe and the sane.
The difference between a genius and
a fanatic is the difference between
emotion tempered with reason and
emotion without the calm which
comes from true education and the
proper use Of the brain The world
is troubled with an abnormal educa-
tion of the heart and TO little educa-
,ion Of the head a balance should
be struck
In the problem OF Americanixation
attention should be paid to a happy
combination of education both Of the
head and of the heart While IL is
necessary to read the constitution il
is equally necessary to understand it
and absorb its spirit Among
all the peoples true Ameri-
"cans are conspicuous because of their
intelligent view of government as
we'll as their love for their institu-
tions-N Y. Herald
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-17

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IRE Manatee Plan

concentrations offered bv
'e- county workers follow
UIr organization in or
work. may conform and
' rs ai-h other county organi.
ru- ' be On the county plan.
SECOND twenty cents county dues
~ possible for the presi-
.-- -yn1 he state convention
- ~, through her the women
49, .rs and Sic Of the state have
h. state
Third So state superintendent or
--are officer can hold the office of
county ur"~ide The county pres,
d.u, IS he voice OF the women in
1he county and She must be unham-
Uerfd "a serve them first, and. work
tar theirAnterest.
Fourth That the expense of the
travellers aid in Tampa be shared by
the state. az least one half and that
her salary be not less than $50 per
month. also that the W. c. T. u. rep
rasentative al Port Tampa be restor-
81 as the great influx at that port
makes il very important, the Hills
borough women having this work an
der their care that is the county or.
eau.zation find a suitable person,
and pay her salary that will justify
The work well done.
Fifth That every union can nave.
the privilege Of having their state
pledge 20 70 the line OF work which
they desire
Sixth. That our state money 90
through our county treasury.
Seventh. that all accounts e.
,eived AID spent through the state
treasurer must be itemized and pub
lished quarterly in our state papers
Eighth That these recommends.
tions be printed in our state paper
and in al Of the principal papers of
tle state
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-17
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-17

New York City has increased her
taxable values for the year 1920 in the
sum of $208, 100000 Yet her tax
rate viii be largely more than ever
before,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-17

When 40 evil develops in democrat
anairs. the tendency is to run 10
a legislative body and set a law
rass-d about Il New Orleans Times
f.Aafano.