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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-30
Hail Does Damage.

Last Friday nivht, or rather satur.
day morning, July q, hail did consi.
derable damage In the Crosen school
district, to corn and orchards. We
uuderstsnd that Charles Ch,lders'
corn WAS damaged, and others In the
same neivhborhood suffered consider.
able Toss. The path OF the hailstorm
was narrow In width, but wherever II
struck, tie growing crops we're In.
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Christian Church Notes.

The services At the church opened
with . large Sunday school, last Sun
day morning. The morning church
service Was well attended. The sub
ject for the morning was: 1.-THE En-
Client Church" The evening audi
ence listened with pleasure to the
duet, "Saved BY Grace" sang by
Perry Brooks and daughter, Thelms
We hope to hear them again soon
The subject for the evening was
"Satan Judged" - One addition 81
the close OF the service.
Preaching at Union next Sunda,
morning at II o'clock. Subject: "Tht
Efficient Church" Preaching In
town In the evening at s:l5 o'clock
Subject; "High Points In the Life Of
Christ" Special music.
Is. II. DAWSON, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-30
A Surprise.

The many friends Of Elder W. II,
Hartman In this city, and all over his
county, will be pleased to learn OF the
marriage. which occurred Sunday eve
ming, July 25th, to his sister'in'law,
Miss Laurettie Cowan, the ceremony
being performed by Elder b. II. Daw.
son, at the Christian church, I'm
mediately following the regular SER
vices. Both the bride and groom have
passed their three'score and ten, and
whatever number Of years may yet be
allotted tAep, we. trust each and
every one may be as happy, as they
seemed to be when they plightsd their
faith on Sunday evening.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-30
Obituary Of Samuel Esaer.

Samuel Egger WAS born In Frutin.
gen, Switzerland, January "a, 1879.
lie spent his youth At his birth. place.
Later he went to Munchenbachsee to
take a teachers training course, In
which calling, - teacher, he served
~ years. Nine years, lie also served
IS post and telegraph officer.
In the year 1854, he was married to
Miss Rosa Klopfenstein. This union
WAS blessed With nine children, .
little girl died In infancy. After tfty
years Of happy life, his wife died De.
cembsr 8, 1904. He leaves dve sons
and three daughters, % grandchildren
and several great-grandchildrsn to
mourn his decsase; the children are:
Rosa Nesser, Switzerland: Samuel
ESser, Lunal Glen, CAL; Albert and
Adolph Egger, Oregon, Mo-; W. +.
Eager, Lizzie Miller and Emma Ru.
dolph, Amazonia, Mo-, and Rev. J..
Egger, Deepwstsr, Mo.
He came to this county with his
family In the spring Of 1881, and 10.
Gated, near Amszonis, whore he re-.
sided q years, until he moved to his
son, Albsrt's, whore he remained un.
I'll his end, which came July q. 1915.
Hs wss old sndt irsd Of life, waiting
for . call TO come home. He found
peace with God, which he earnestly
sought for years.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. W. L. Meyer, st Amszonia,
where intermsnt took place wednes.
day, July %, st IL .. m.
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The Missouri Hen at the State
Fair.

The poultry show At the. Missouri
State Fair promises to be one OF the
largest and best held At Sedalia' for
many years. Uniform coops are fur.
nished free, the premiums are large,
and there are to be many educational
features In connection with the poul.
try department, which will make 1t
attractive to both the farmer and the
fancier. The State Poultry Expert.
rnent Station ~ Mountain Grove will
put on . miniature model ten.acre
poultry farm, and will distribute bull.
letins showing Just how the farm
should be operated to make . living
from poultry raising. There will also
b . poultry lecture or demonstration
each day from II TO IL O'Clock.
The poultry department will be su.
perintended by the state Poultry
Board with . force OF experienced
poultrymen from the State Poultry
Experiment Station, to handle the
bird. Thework Will b. done under the
direction Ct T. 4. Quissnbsrry, who
10 to superintend the poultry show ct
the Panama. Pacific International Ex.
position.
The state Poultry Board, through
the State Poultry Experiment station
1t Mountain Grove, offers q add.
tionsl cash special prizes on each hrst
prize won, where there ere three or
more entries In the Glass. The same
rules and regulations govern these
specials - govern the regular prizes
offered by the State Fair. These spe.
cials are intended to encourage good
exhibit from Missouri and are limited
to Missouri breeders only. The regu.
lar prizes are: o., first: ", second;
and 81, third, on single entries Pen
prizes are: 81, trst; o., second; and
o., third.
Judge T. ". Southland, OF Kansas
City, will make the awards, which In.
sures fair consideration for every bird.
For entry blanks and for further In.
formation, write T.. T. Major, Score.
tary, Sedalia, Mo, or to T. +. Quisen.
berry, Mountain Grove, Mo. The
dates are September % to october =,
1915. Entries close September %.
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Oregon Wins.
SECRETARY.

The Oregon team defeated the All
Stars, OF st, Joseph, on the local dia.
mond, Tuesday afternoon. by the score
Of 8 to 3.
The game was very interesting. and
II Is regretted that . larger crowd was
not out to see the game, Is the boys
are deserving Of better support.
Teare, for Oregon, pitched an excel
lent game, allowing only 1--we hits and
having . good number Of strike-outs
to his credit,
The score by innings;
-.. RH 4
All Stars. 4 000i OOOI-35 4
Oregon. o 002x- 10
Batteries:--All Stars Clayand Engle:
Oregon, Teare and Fry, Umpire,
Dawson. -.
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Program,

OF the W. +. N. $, TO be held Friday
July 30.
Hostess, Mrs. Ora Hunt.
Leader, Mrs Nellie Morris.
Devotion, Mrs. Sarah Ramsey.
Review, THE Child In the Midst. v
THE Child In Its Helplsssness, VI
Mrs. John Ramsey.
"The Child at Home Mrs. r.
Huiatt.
THE Child At Play and At Noon
Mrs, Ora Matthews.
"Ths Child At School," Miss Libbis
Munson.
"The Child at Worship" Mrs
Is. G. Pierce.
Mystery Box,
Benediction.
%. SECRETARY.
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Telephone No. ~.
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given. That Letters OF
Administration on the estate Of George w.
Banker, deceased, were granted u the
undersigned on the adth day OF July. 1918, by
tlye Probate Court OF Holt County, Missouri
All persons having claims against said es-
TO tho Admlnistrator, within six months after
date Of said letters, or they may be preclu
from any benefit OF such estate; and II such
the date Of the last Insertion Of the puhlica-
tion Of this notice, they shall be forever
0"''sNtG %. W. crMaiNs, Administrator.
This Goth day OF July, i9i5.
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tAdve rtisementl 70"
Prevention Better Than Invest.
ment,

mcnt.
The old say, saying, IAN Ounce OF
Prevention Is Better Than . Pound
OF Cure" Is only too true. In last
weeks SENTINEL the piece, entitled,
Forage Poisoning" by DR.. d. r.
Lucky, State Veterinarian, fully II.
Illustrates this, and since the Doctor
gave this out last fall and TIE SEN.
TINEL published 1t 1t that time, 1t
comes In o X. ct this time, and II
many Of our farmers would prepare
the Ounce Of Prevention now, At an
opportune time, they will save the
Pound Of Cure later on.
1t has only been . few years since
many Of our good farmers turned up
their noses end said there Was no
profit In Alfalfa.
Today the good farmer will tell you
he couldn't get along without Alfalfa.
And thoss Who have used the Doc.
tors prsvsntioo, THE SILO," will
say the same for It.
We oil know quite we'll that We
have been going through . series Of
dry years. and It appears quite for.
cibly now, to many Of Us, that wealth.
or conditions have made quite . rad.
icsl change, and 10 place Of having
hot and dry hay making wssthsr, We
are having It cool end vert damp,
Just what Uncle Henry Wallace, Ed.
itor Of the wallace Farmer, predicted
. month ago, end he further said he
thought the conditions we're similar
TO that Of 1888. when solid corn was
the exception and soft corn the rule.
And he asks the question, what
are you going to do with this soft
cornt' Ills advice Is 70 put It In the
silo and feed to live stock
lie further says: There Is moth.
Ing that has marked the progress "
American Agriculture more clearly
than the rapid multiplication OF silos
on the stock farms OF the corn belt
Naturally this should 70 on with In.
creasing rapidity until every stock
farm has silo and every grain farm
is converted into q stock farm with
a silo -
Good Alfalfa hay will he very scarce
this year and will no doub, command
q high price.
During the past dry years most Of
the corn that has been used for silage
VAS burnt by drouth, and while II
made fair silage and cattle would eat
In preference to nice alfalfa hay, II
would not compare to silage from
good, juicy heavy corn, such as We
have a good prospect for this year.
There has been wonderful improv
ment In silo building, and to our no.
ton. The Champion OH Filled, Rot
Proof, Slaves guaranteed for Fifty
Years, anchored with the wind.Proof
lnter'locking Anchorage System, Is
the best. Think OF a. A Silo that
the hoops won't get loose one that
won't blow down, needs no attention,
and GUARANTEED for FIFTY
YEARS, and at the price OF other silos'
See Joe II. Murray for further par.
tlculafs
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Administrator OF the estate OF Charles l..
sipes deceased. win make application 70 the
the regular August term OF said Court, 10 be
held at the court house In the City Of Oregon.
la said county and state on the eth day Of
August, 1915, To make final settlement OF said
estate and for his discharge rs such Admin
istrator when and where nll parties inter-
ested may attend H. A, WILLIAMS,
Administrator.
First publication July q, 1915.
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c. E. Society,

met July % with Miss Daisy Dona.
van, leader, with a very interesting
meeting, Subject for the evening be-
ing; "Christ In Me-" Luther Dawson
gave an, interesting talk on the
lesson. Next Sunday evening, August
l, is Conservation meeting. Every.
body cordially invited.
Dor SMITH, Secretary.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Walter fIt,m,urIr., "a single
man, Ivy his Deed " Trust, dated the iii day
~, n m, ~: a a9 ~ rrc9' thr once Of
souri,. ~ NDk ~ At pa." 80, conveyed Ia
the unlrtsisnrd Trustee. To secure the pay.
mrnt ~ the not" In said Deed 81 Trust de.
scrih,d. aud ~ the Interest thereon, the fol.
lowing drsrtib.d real estate, situate In HoI
County. Missouri to wit
>ou,k ani i roJsp lee, vest ~ ~" Northeast
corner ~ >-gtiun Twrnty.s.N-n q In Town.
SHIP >i,!y rs ~ Rang. rhirty.-lghi "a
theme North -rvsnty.hvr i;5 feet thence
fa,t wnhundrrd And one l.oi feet Ia the
hedge fence thence -outbwr.t.rly along
said hedge fence Ninety aud ;.lo US,l feet
Va ". commencing. excepting the rnadwsy
sold nN ~ the southwest CORNER ~ said tract.
A,o commencing ~ rod, aud 10 .rt south
CORNER ~ said section Twenty seven 90.
which point N the southeast corner OF tho
s,nrl nerr ,1, 80. .d * sa,a s,sa';r ad
!h-nc. North 49, West i:ss feet thence
East Ia the beginning
Also hrsinnin, got,= IVES, aud IN, rod -
Uni, south 81 po,n, lin rod, !, link, south
-rrtlun Twrnty.srvsn ~ Township SIXTY
Ia Range Thlr'yscigln ~ thence North
~, rnd, ~, iinss' theme NSr,n siSs
West to the Northwest corner ~ a tract
drrdrd tn graniurs her IN ~ shown by deed
south ii, x West Is frct theme in q south
rAst direction tuu point -Oui BE- West Ia
feet from hc.lnnins thence NOr,hpa@ East
ltti feet tn h.gipnlng' aud
WHEREAS, Default has been made IN the
Payment ~ he Interest un said note. accord.
Ing to the true tenor, date ana effect thereof
and
WliEkENs, u was provided In and by the
terms ~ said Deed ~ Trust that should tho
nr>t party fHil ~ refuse IL pny the said In
trt-st or any part thereof when the same or
any part thereof should b-romr due ana
payable, according ~ the true tenor, data
aud erect ~ said note, then III" whole ~ said
note should hrrDme due aud payable, hnd
WHEREAS, The owner ~ said note ha,
elected 10 declare the whole OF said note dua
ana payable On account ~ the default In tho
payment ~ the Interest thereon, and has r..
uurst-d me to execute the pnwrr yrsted Ia
me by said Deed ~ Trust, u sell said real
estate and out II the proceeds Of said sals
pay the Indebtedness secured thereby
NoW THEREFORE,, In compliance with
said request and under the plwrr vested la
me by said Deed ~ Trust, will On
Monday. the I'd Day Of August, 1913.
nj the Court House door In the City ~ ore
gon, Holt County. Missouri, sell said rrr
estate, at public vrndue, to the highest bid
FRANK PETREE,
First publication, July :: 1915,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice IL hereby given. That Letters OF
Administration on the Estate Of Robert u.
Benton, deceased, were granted 10 the un-
dersigned On the list day Ut June, ipi5, by ths
Probate Court ~ Holt County, Missouri All
persons having claims against said Estate
are required 10 exhibit them for allowance
Ia the Administrator within six months after
the date ~ said Letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit % said Estate;
aud II such claims he not exhibited Within
one year from the date ~ the last Insertion
~ the publication of this notice, they shas
he forever barred. -
Administrator
First publication. June II, 1915.
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Mrs. G. ". Bartram, accompanied
by her sons. Pauland Porter. left foS
Kansas City, Wednesdays this week,
rhere shs will yiGt her mother. Mrs
A. w, Piper; aunts, Mrs. Susan Pink
RtSn, Mrs. fhos' Burns and children;
cousins, Mrs. Frank Kreek, and Mrs.
Leila Pinkston and children.
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Transfers for week ending July "a,
WARRANTY DEEDS

WARRANTY DEEDS
VIM c Andes to John r Nixon,
279 acres Q and 10, 81, 80. I. .s2s ,0Ot
Samuel II Schultz to Geo b
Handy, lot 7, block 20, High.
land Add, Oregon. .......,... 25t
Gertrude Brown to VIM II Az.
Ter, W 100 feet, lots l, ! and5,.%
block 81, Mound City....... Loo
Eli Cooperider to &C Jennings,
lots5, 9, !, block as, Forest; =
Clty..., .','''''','...'...'
r w Lawrence, Administrator - 4
to Bessie L Nauman, III &C
2e, 90, ss.,,.........,,,....... 7,oo(
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Ii hereby given that the unde nj gued
Executor OF the estate Of Frances I, McIn-
tyre, deceased, will make application 10 the
the regular August term Of said Court 10 be-
held At the court house In the City OF Oregon,
In said county and state on the 9th day Of
estate and for his discharge US such Executor
when and where ell parties Interested may
stterd. G. L. EVANS,
Executor.
First publication July o. 1915
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On July eth, Mrs. Ralph Moore
entertained the Priscilla Club. At the
home OF Mrs. c. Is. Rayhill. A good
time Was had. Dainty refreshments
we're served.
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Notice OF Final Settlement

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
ceased, will make, Final settlement of his
accounts with said estate Is such. Executor
at the next term OF the Probate Court Of
Yon in SAID County on tbs. ~ day of
soLoMostA.. NEyER..l
First publication July Q, 1915.
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Real Estate Mlmrograph.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY nv y. =, RIUHARDs,
OREGON, NO.
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Abstracter and NeSotiator Of Loans

OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN rHE MOORE BLOCK.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-03
MERCHANT
" MARINE
NEEDED

Cornish, N. H.. Aug. 3.-Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo, who arrived
at the summer capital late yesterday.
departed with Mrs. McAdoo for their
summer home at North Haven. Maine.
after stay OF eighteen hours with
President Wilson. McAdoo said tho
visit was merely social and that he
discussed no important business with
the president. The secretary declar-
ed he was devoting much time to
studying the shipping question and
that he confidently expected 1t to he
pushed by the administration during
the next session of congress. He said
that personally he favored the gov
ernment ownership plan presented
during the last session but that he did
not know what the senate and houSs
leaders would decide.
"The democratic party is pledged to
provide an adequate merchant marine
for the United States" said McAdoo.
"and in my opinion no time should be
lost in taking action. The need FOR
more ships under American registry is
being shown more and more every
day"
McAdoo said he was also studying
the question of systematizing the op-
Grafton of government finances. and Of
providing a budget system, explain
ing that the subject would be an i'm
portant one during the coming ses-
sion OF congress.
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ACTION IN
MEXICO
ALI American Countries
/ Will Be Asked to Take
a Hand.
WOULD BAR ALL ARMS
South American Ambassad-
ors to Meet With Lans-
ing for Conference.

Washington, Aug. 3.-When the
three South American ambassadors
and the three ranking Latin American
ministers meet with Secretary Lansing
Thursday to hear President Wilson's
plan to ask the cooperation Of their
countries In restoring peace in Mexi-
co, course of action will be outlined
which ali Latin America will be asked
to approve. .
1t contemplates the restoration of a
constitutional government without the
use Of force If possible, but has in
view the Joint action of all the Ameri-
cas- If necessary. Although all officials
surround the conference with the
greatest secrecy, Secretary Lansing
saying today that possibly no an
nouncement might be made afterward,
it is known that one of the first ele-
ments is the embargo on arms from all
Latin America to Mexico. Central
South America and Cuba, as we'll, will
be asked to close their ports to war
materials which provide the means for
factional leaders in Mexico to continue
campaigns.
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General Headquarters, Gallipoli,
June 4.-(C Correspondence of The AS
sociated Press): There are no secrets
around here. You can go anywhere
you please" said Field Marshal Liman
Won Sanders Pacha to the Associated
Press correspondent, when the latter
presented his credentials and asked for
permission to visit the front.
II may add that the military situa-
ton is most favorable for u.s." he con-
tinued. 1--WE intend driving the British
out of Ari Bournou, before long. But
we are in no hurry because we can
achieve that without making the sacri-
fees which might still be necessary to
get rid of the enemy"
The supreme commander of the
Turkish forces on the Gallipoli PENN
sula is man somewhat advanced in
years, but remarkably well preserved.
He is about six feet tall, and well pro-
portioned in body; there is a soft quail
ity In the lines OF his face and the ex-
preston of his eyes. Liman Pacha
came to Turkey in the summer of 1913
to assist as head of the German mill
itary mission, in the reorganization OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-03
Teutonic Forces
Continue Attempt
To Envelop Ends
of the Russian Line

London AUD a-The Germany
being held the Russians the west of Warsaw but MAX
the 'front.' according official
statement Berlin Vienna their determined
@ attack o being that which dessd against wykO town thirty
Pursuing their policy of cutting the of Grand
ing he s"d PsoSrs INK
Pa shows % that
the threatened Polish eopa much better than indicated in
July g. later nosn Associated states that the pops
capital resumlns normal aspect although
eesi1n eOnsuaes had been placed
in the I hands Of the American consul - 49, A. .,.,.
t ss':
s in the s sUd M psn % a s 5 b..
the Vo;gss ...,.
activity out by the RrTh admir- sdmra last ght he:
that English submarine sank large German transport the
The situation at Warsaw shows material change The German
i'm efSisI that fssDsrS.: % and :ansaIra
sns"ssms"ss be:
tween the s vistula and Bug rivers: d g.. a.. :. W.,
Dssito"s while
bank" o the the S. ESPs hand % % % a% ta say that Austrian
regents have been successful at ansoro capturing 1000
Relative the front appears
sudden change 1853 ....' ,,a.- ....0- 10
T . ...-. HEAVY FIGHTING ON BRITISH FRONT a
Amsterdam Aug 2Heay fighting is progress
h front Ypres According to te!esrams cou,
s s@. @ s. sss at % 1Rf % & s" s si sa ss
result of shraPnel wounds.
London, Aug a-The Of ridge eaIipoI psnn-
British The a%dsnse mproved Asserting TO- @ so
- nent by the official press bureau
-NA ANeLo.FRENcH AIR soMsARDMENr
the German city Of srassbus and dropped
esera tSe dSmaas @ caused % M % the asss mi%' assHsT
Iss has not yet been asceaned strassbure is
fortress Of Metz '"' N'''"""
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Italians Claim To Be
Slowly Crushing the
Austrian Defenses

Aug. officials az the
front that the fighting the sonzo river and the
realization of the plans of the lta Nothing
Everything
with mathematical precision.
lieutenant artillery writing
Austrian Of defense Mosnt Podgero and also
hsvina done its work well fs days the destruction
Other letters related that large proportion Of the
Of rocks and bowders Over 1000 thus crushed
tan dead found IN trenches crushed by falling
fighting The would
Italians handled
than did their
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-03
Druggists Consider
Stevens Bill and
Legislation Today

I ceutical association and the National
Retail Druggists association as we'll
as the North Dakota Pharmaceutical
association.
These naatters were dealt with in the
fat1ntaal q dress OF President III = r.
Easton. OF Tioga, in which he urged
that they be taken up by the associa-
ton. The committee appointed to PASS
on the presidents address endorsed
i his recommendations and the senti-
ment of the convention seems to make
it certain that the association will go
on record in favor of these measures.
The Stevens bill. which is now
pending in congress, is OF interest to
every retail merchant and will be dealt
with in full by j. Leyden White. of the
| National Retail Druggists association,
in an address to be given tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the CONNER
cial club rooms and to hear which eV-
cry merchant OF the city is invited to
be present.
The matter of future legislation was
brought up for the reason that many
| bills have been introduced in the legis-
| lature relating to drugs and the drug
business that would be most detri-
mental and the reason for having them
passed on by the various organiza-
| tions is to make sure they are good
measures by having them reviewed by
experts.
1t seems that incompetent legislation
is not only in evidence in this state
but all over the country as well as is
shown by letter from Prof. j. III.
Beal of Illinois in a letter to President
Easton and which the latter incor-
porated as a portion O. his address.
The matter is being bro ,ght before all
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-03
Russian Duma Goes
On Record for War
To Continue Until
Victory Is Complete

Petrogad, 3.-NchaeI Of
been eeced president the
itself
by adoption of
unshakabe conclude
Russian victory complete and pedgng the willing assistance
entire
struggle
The resolution emphasized the forgetting old
cal quarres recalled the benevoene with
member "unsha<abe
Of
mmeda that those
sponsbe omissions will be made penalty
matter what their position"