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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

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teilen fid ouf foIgenoe Boltm:
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notwithstanding, Regieruugs.
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aus Der 5pcitcu 5reibeitsanIaibc
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ginIoiung bon goufnotan Der go,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
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9iabrungsmitteI 8;ftntor Ser6ert
5oober bot an Serrn $ames 3.
8eenls in Burlington eeldriebeu,
mortn en- auf cine erbobte Sdneine.
3udDt i'm 5taote Soma oringt. Or
iogt oieies 2ano muB iouIt ben Ser.
lamb an Sebelsmittel an uniere aai.
ierten einidr1nfen ipeitn ni6t mebr
Tett i'm 2auoe er3eugt miro. Sizes
ourfte fiG aIs elm gefdbrIides lin.
tcrnebmen erpeiien. 9ie Qaiierten
iino in oicier 8eSiebrtng gang aif
oieies 2ono ~angepieien. Soma lit ber
Stoat Der i'm Stanoe 1T, in 0ieiem
Sale Die bette SiIfe al Ieiiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Sin anrmartritrr feitacnummen.

0biIip 0oble elm 5armarbeIfet,
Ser auf Ser aeeIine Srudtform I'd.
tig NOR. tuuroe bon Der bieiigen go.
.li5ei feltgenommart inter Der an'
floee, Sic 15.i1briae Srra 9uih
berfiibrt al BADEN. Gas @l1oden
qob an. friiber in Dtoloern mobn'
bait gclueIcn gu fem uno Dab 0oble
Ic nod Council bluffs bradtc. no
geioe in einem 2ogterbolts auortier
nobnten uno Goble oas Rdoden
als ieine 8rau borIteIte. 4oble tpur.
Sc unter 81, 500 giirgidait eeiteat'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
2nr Standardization.

ungaidbr ein Siebentel Der Sc,
lb5lferuna Der gereinigteu 6toaten
lit i'm altsIdn0e geboren. Sin GRO
Ser Seil OerieIben lit peOer nit ben
oealen nod 6en ginridtuugeu 6es
omerifuiihen Bottles pertraut. Sod.
nienaI8 in Der @eididte oes gon0cs
mar Die ungeteilte uuteritubung 10
n6tig ols gerooe iebt. Cine aeunt.
mis- Scr anterifanii9e Regierung8-
lform un0 Ginriatuagen Ionic Soc
Iale IdBt iid MIR ourd CUTE SGu.
lung e%rDcrben. @at ser @iugemau.
I0erte Bic n0tige Qenntnis erlangt,
Damn fam man ais iiher annebmeu,
IodB er Dem 2au0e IoDal tit un0 Die
Ireue baIten miro.
Dit ocm geginn oas 5duIiabres
lit Sen Gingerponoerten oie @elegen.
lbeit ge6oten, TG Dos fcblenoe &ii-
fen o~l3ueignen. Cant 9erift Der
51ulbab6r0en in ben Ser. Gtaaten.
I0ie nit Der GaturaliIation5 8eb0r0e
lin Der Gr3iebung5Iroge Safl0 in
|@an6 0ebt, lpur0en in ben Ser.
5toaten 1900 Ghula1 III Sen Std6'
ten uno aud mlf 1em 2an0e erbal-
ten. nm 0em Greuloen Die NOTICE
5dulunq 8uteil iueroen 8a laiien,
95n oieIm Sabre oiirite Der 8eiudl
nod be0euteno erbobt tper0en, gegeu
IFriber.
| 9o8 I1turoIiiation8 Bureau giebt
iih Ser Soffnung bin, 0nB bic groBc
4rIHee 0er GinserDanoerten ourd.
0ieie Gdule NIT ben ameritaniifen
3oeaIen bertraut genaft, nit Den
6offnlnoen erfaat, Der 2opaIitdt BE-
ieelt, Die has amerifaaiide 9arger.
tum 70 itart modt. Sn Dem Sample
1es omerifouilfen Bottles fit bili.
iation uno @leniddhfeit berlei0igi
les oo8 b5dite Gedjt in oielem grob9n
&Cftfnmpf, Der 5ugleid cine militia
ride Gidtigfeit be0ingt, 5ur 6ia9r'
belt 6e3 2onOcs. 4us ben 9iderrl
oeg IaturatiIations. Bureau geEt Der.
Dor, oaB id6rlia cine babe 9liaiou
Gingeruauoerter oo8 omerifanii6t
gurgerrett ertperben. lin 0ieie gro.
Sc arbeit belU1ltigen at fonnen, bat
Imam NIT 8orteiL Die 8un0ess IND
Staotsgeri6te NIT gleiden aedter
allsgeitattet Inn obne SdDierigteii
otele groBe armee Dem giirgertur
e~in5urei6en. Gas Qaturaliiations.
Bureau bofft, DaB bic SduIeu ie6er
gipgeDunOertel Der bier cine 5peiti
Geimat fnht oo5a beidbigen, ole
boa6ereftigter 8iirger bier &uf
nobme ifuoen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
fin - hreiilfn shninbsls.

aranf 6 Gdroeoer, eiu 0entiher
iarmer Der IN Der 9ia6e BON GelSitt
In Qe6rasfa fDobnt. fieI oieier Gage
einer gan6e BON GdDiH0Iern sum
Cpfer, Die i'm IN elmer 2an0ipefula'
tion I'M $4,000 prellten Ger Beh.
iel mur0e oura oie bieiige CONNER
eial RaiiouaI ganf bonoriert, bod
bon Der 9anf nidjt eber ousbe5oblt,
BIS Die 8anf in Geitt Oenielben
as forfeit erIldrfe. S6roe0er III
iett a1F Der Snhe nadl Sen gdpino'
lem, Sic NIT eer 8guts bon BET @ile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
syart nit Sem tDciscn!

Gen aqifaood i6r gode bot ore gegicrung os me3enloien Gag
f~Taaefest. has gaEt. fe bt ben @5unih o~nsgeiprohen, oaB Die 9eoolte.
rnaa mEcres gmoes an ie0en gitDoh fh os @entHes GQer aus
8eisenmrbI bgraeaeatm Sebensmittei gGn8Iit eut4alten m0ge 0anit
1rasere Mengen gse5ens uo 8ei5aumeBis nod europa ~Gisgefa5rt mere
Sen f5naen, ais cs iomt moGih more.
@m 0enfe uHt, Bag oos bsden &eien, t0el9es an 0efTt enen
1aae N sSem 9aas5aae geipart neroc founte, nibt ms 9aDi9t faae
IS iii ron berufcnr Gcie aasgeretne poroen, DAB Elm leoer Der ruao
snhanoert Nhaionen geoebner uneres Sanoes Dodentli9 nngaabr ~
Ifun0 06r ieb5Ia l7en &e8enmebl berbranht oos lit iungefabr sem
l1asm br 1og. 1erngeH Des &eBeagenes an e einen Gage Ieoer
sa0he pfgfbt efueH MinDeberbrnnt bon rn0 $40 ln5en oer 5212
9fnn6 Ter snsr per 9eDDbner un0 fin ale 8epoHner Der Yer. otaatea
81 aas erImanIfne Nenae bon me5r ns 0reinn0enbiefel Mdlaroe
%fab o0r mdt EMr IaaRhu MlIionea 51B gebl per Sabrs es foantet
pb aEer 1as600o0 Cos gsslaawebI meHahi5 m uHiers SolSatsH an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Oscar Seaglr, befaunter garituu.
Sanger.

5eagIe, Scr tn Su0en 6e8 2anoes
gebpren uno aufge5ogen wur0e. bat
ME Bis jet nod fein anoerer Sam
ger, ben @eiit uu6 bic @aiii1le Der
5aoldn0er at erioiien gelpuBt un0
gibt file in ieiueu berihie0Gneu Sic.
Bern in natllrggreuer @eiie tDie0er.
CT miro Oh 0ieier Gigenidaften hoe.
gen Der m~uiifoliide 4rop1at 0es Gil
oel1s gctannf. lleber Die groborti.
gen 5abigteiten 6e5 Serrn goog
9ropn Baban mir bereits fiir3lih be-
ridtet. 8er iid 0uber einen pirtIid
barmeniidm Ql5eno aeitalieA mill,
Der nerIdume uidt, Dem aon3ert Die
fer bei6en ainitIer ON ~fommen0en
0onnerstag, Sen s. 0o0ember. i'm
8oDo G6eater beiBlltpobuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
gaei6nndtsnefftnfe far eolbaten.

Ger 4nteil, Den BountiI BIufT5
an ben @ei6enfen fur Die SolOateu
I'M Geloe, bic olIein nit einem
Rofet fir Die 8eibnohtsnofe Be.
0oft Der0en iollen, miro pom SO.
mitee, ueIde 6ie Sdne in Die Son0
genommen bal, ouf $500 nngeaeben.
8orIieer 6ieies aoHitees unO iii be-
Wrg. @eorge Ban 8rlnt lift Der
reit @tIdenfe uno @cloer 5u 0ieiem
3rUed in gmpfong 81 nebn1efl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Die gioasieacr.e f.ftnna.

Ger Ioeben ber5Hemtli6te Redcn.
Idaffsberidt Der Godeieaer.Sfi.
ting fir Dos Sabr 1916 gibt Be,
.fannt 6aB 0ie 4ltuenolntgen 0erieI.
Ben I'm Gimme i6rer GtifhmgSurs
fan6e fiir 0as aennnnte Sabr melt
i6er Ieh @iaionen Collars betru-
gen. Gin groBerer Ieif oieier Gum.
ne mur0e fir Sic 3pefe OR ariegs-
fiirior9e nerpenoet uno sfpar tulspt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
annns 1iidle i'm N9analpn ser.

8fpei G~arIaoungen lltnger Slide
aus Dem oberen MtHiiiipp. Slut,
Duroen bon Gabula bierber &c.
Ianot uno In oen W1anatpa Ger &C.
idaltten. 9eianntlid Duroe Der Gee
inter aufiidt 6es 8il0biiters bon
ben oltcn mo uueolen 5iideu ge'
idu6ert un6 NIT elmer nelteu Brit
5 beiten onlerifmiiAen 5iiden Die.
Der beb6Ifert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Esmr eeaale i'm g3up6 afsnter.

9cm fuuitlieben0eu Gubliful
miro our6 bic @ermittluug oes
Gues6aB @}uiical GIltb an Gonners.
tag. Den s. 9topembcr, tatiddIid Elm
groBortiecr aunitgeuuB gaboten Uer.
Den, peun Ser riibmEid bctannte
aonSert @ariionidnger Oscar SeagIc
in @erbiu0ltng NIT Sen @ioIiuoirtuo.
fen G00g gropn I'M 9op0 &Aeater
Elm &ou5ert geben miro. SER
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Illus Council BlufTs.
CHI idlneraIihe @rrIrhnnaen

NLIIII INTHlttoIEE3t SttIE0HHBFN'
TIMER moblbefannter Mitbiirger
9err ST.. gapp, 1929 Cite abemle,
itiir5te bon elmer GiIte unO erIitt
H. mcr8lide innerIiAe @%erlcbungen.
ionic einen grud oc8 SduItertno.
Inter bortreffIidler dr8tIidcr
gflege gcbt Der patient ie6o@ lang.
iam Der genehIng entaegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Qnnnnheit AM aunferntlb.

Gie @~anfbeamten in Ges geoines
iogen, DAB Elm groBer WlangeI al
aupfermiinaen herride. 9ie 9anfen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

Gint Gle gesipitngeil lIM BON
Sbrem SdInf gu erbeben, einmol.
5iucimaI o6er mebrrnnl fucgen
SdmerserL Sleis un6 abuoruicn 81.
Itdnoen Ger @icrcn luo WInip
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
G0Ncrn0.

Qunt Ga6Drra, Ser GberbefeDIshnber Der itnlienihen Arndee gbort
all Sen aAeren Seerflbrern os @etfriege5, oenn er mar i4on 5l gegnn
Der nHtsiaer Sabre Suuphumn. 9uEeroem lit er Der etn5ige Gbebeeblss
haber, Ser big bae fenen Gofen be5auptet bot Setn Softer NOR e.,
Der bpr lebemn0or8g Sa9reH an Der Spite Der pieHoutettden Arutes
in apm en5og; feline 9ltter mar cine Iodter 3opPlS, .oes bdaHnteu ua-
Iieniheu @atriotea,
Sit ilngen Sobren trot 2uigi Gaoorna IN 6e g2iftdridule 8l G2at.
lamb e, mo er fb Ourb iene 2e6bnfHgfdt, etncn @iiensourit mo burb
iciue anpofungsfabtgtdt asbolo a%us5eidnete. Sn ietnen g3uBennoen
fuoierte CT @eihite un0 &btloop6ie ubcr itner Reig1ng gum SoDdRn'
tonDe tot os fenen gbbru1. Son Mnddn0 begab er lid nod &lrnt
no CT Die WdItdrutooenie beiuhte, bic er init a~us3ettnlnq obobtertt
I'm 1ann Die Srtegsihte gu be3ieben, no er hb Dem Shtolun1 Der 81
fantan. uno Der arhQeeptHenhat gctf3ettg pi0mete.
gmh Ibomerung Der &rtegSidule ntroe G10ornn Dem III Soren5
InqeaDen Gtdbe Der Chiffon ietnes 8aters nES Sa1ptfnnnn 5uBeIlt Sn
Defer gigenihoft modte er fh beornt oS uiGtdrtiher Strifeaer.
Gein beborsndteg @ebnt mar mnIidriihe Geographic nit ~beonoercr Be
~ridfdtqunq Ser ioleuifcn @ren5berbaIntie. SIN Sabre 1883 mur0e
CT sma aRaior i'm Spemnoed5gPn acknowledgement betorout 6lr
feline neue Steqnng brahte er cine Whn9e tbeoretrher tattider aenntnlie
lmt, bic CT aus Dem Gtu0nm Der Srie9e Der 8ergangenbett Gelhopft
bette lno 0ie er rnrnaebr prafhif 8n berDcien iudte, nobel es bdlfg
fEeine GonfIthe nit fdner Sbertea gb, Der f9 fUr feline AntNhten Htdrt
redt beedtern fonte.
SIN Sabre 1892 mur6e Gn0orna gum 9beren bcF0r0ert rn6 NIT Ser
sSn5rung cfnes Gegments geragHerb Der befnnten ttalienifden Glte-
4r1bbq, betrauf. Sets Sabre fp0er ter0ffentihte er Elm gr0Beres 8ert
nber niitdri1e Saftf. os aud i'm auslanoe 8eadtlung fo0 no ietnen
gsert bis heue beAaupt4 bat. SH Sabre 1898 nur0e CT General, umo
nm 0He 3ft begann er Die erftanude aenrtntS 0es Ierrntnperboltnfe8
i'm Observation-Disclosures 8reu5ge6let 81 betrnoet, Der bauphaAlH er
es gu berOanfen gebabt bat, bob er, oS Stalen IN ben Srieg euhrnt, init
Der Gnbr1ng Der arnee beHdut pur0e.
2nigi go0ornn ge5ort 31 ben radidtaoen Rf[ihtnenihef; rltWlts-
los gegen f9 IIbf mo r~idfdt8Io5 gegeu anoere, Den1 Die @iluht IS
erheiiht 0esb1b lit er bel Der @rmee nebr gefIrttet OILS beiebt.
1t Der 3abigfet oIer edhn 8fidymenf4eu bait er an einem br-
gefedfen 3el felt enerleL melde 9per gebroht neroen mullen, e 81
erreihen. eli bfhge Shladten bat er ben Gererrahera ON Siou3o
qeIiefert, cine bluigr os Die onoee, un0 in ieoer SdIoht bat er bon
5einen SFi8ieren un0 Solooten Dos @0dfe berIangt, pds Der 0eenid
prfragen FAINT. an a%nfen0ungen bot es and i5m n1t geebt n1er er
bot linen in idRr m0rtloren 9t getobt un0 un0erHan0t 0a5 3el I'M
auae 6eboItea, dnF oas CT iane Slime eiugedeQt bat uno bon Dem er bate
GeOberrn e~ngegrffeu, BAT lire itpere 9mO audi nf 2uigt ga0ornn
geh9t
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MyTTII

mo %oarantiert. bic aIfnTilaurc Sbre I,
gbIonoerunaen 5u torrigieren, IpnaszIv,
Ssbnen einen ungeitorten Sdlof <
1dbrt, 0laGe ihaift bel gludt yNur 4
Gncrgie an Gage. NQH
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

in les @loiueg baden Itet.
fen I'M Snuern oes gi'
GIeiueelo beriorat bod If
8eit Elm 6erartiger Wiange
fcrgelO einaetreten. ooB {
an Die gr6bera 9onfen
oes Gtaotcs ieuocn mubte
uotigen getrag al erba.
anoppbeit Der 8ennies
6ur6 ertldrt, in0em man
DAP oiele Girnen uno 8e
8upfergeIo 5uriifbolten.
8e0nrf an GteueritempeI !
arieasltenern 0eden 81 tol
- alnfIifi5ierte an8eil
TrihiIne brinoen dfie Sic
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- alnIifi5ierte AnaeigGrir Febt. all
Sribilne bringeu gtie Meiiispsriousn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

N3pas 6a9Heta
EfgttitsFnn unS
1T Gus. ginea
mir biers
sua. ben Il ger
amer lat. bsEeG
BalaHea btaanJ
Il feb esndaH
lgbt itnfn 5l
5pn bsr aHppd
MS better t5h4
bel baib ni6t4
gar nobi sa3
gnabisst nsrrs
muB mid. bed
9r. aud ptradA
mir beibt fRrs
L beHsr muasn
3Ingf. no tiH
yarier fiebt az
ii spsriensn.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11

that the American citizens can protect an enemy ship by mere fact of their presence on board
 Germany's U-boat Proposals Rejected
 July 21 the American government re- jected the proposals of Germany, say ing That the lives of noncombatants may in no case be put in jeojardy un less the vessel resists or seeks to es- cape after being summoned to sub init to examination" It disposed of the claim that the acts of England gave Germany the right to retaliate even though American citizens should be deprived of their lives in the course of retaliation by stating: For a bellig erent act of retaliation is per SC an act beyond the law, and the defense of an act of retaliation is an admission that it is illegal Continuing it said If a belligerent cannot retaliate against an enemy without injuring the lives of neutrals, as well as their property, hu- manity as well as justice and a due regard for dignity of neutral powers should dictate that the practice be dis continued"
 It was also said That the United States cannot believe that the Imperial government will longer refrain from disavowing the wanton act of it's naval commander in sinking the Lusitania or from offering reparation for the Amer ican lives lost, so far as reparation can be made for the needless destruc- tion of human life by an illegal act" And the meat of the note was con- tained in the following sentence: Friendship itself prompts it (the United States) to say to the Imperial government that repetition by the commanders of German naval vessels of acts in contravention of these rights must be regarded by the government of the United States, when they affect American citizens, as being deliberately. unfriendly"
 German Attack on Nebraskan Dis
 avowed
 There the matter has remained so far as the Lusitania was concerned until now. In the meantime the at- tack on the American ship Nebraskan was disavoWed, the German note stat ing that the torpedo was not meant for the American flag and is to be considered an unfortunate accident"
 The diplomatic situation with regard to the use of the submarine and the attack on many merchant ships with out notice and without putting the passengers in safety was still unset tied when on August 19, 1915, the Brit ish ship Arabic was torpedoed without warning not far from the place where the Lusitania had gone down. Two Americans were among the passengers killed
 The German government, after the usual quibbling, at length in it's note of September asserted that the cap
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11

to meet the declared intentions of our enemies and the method of warfare adopted by them in contravention of international law"
 Again referring to the alleged fact of the Lusitanias carrying munitions, the German answer said That if the Lusitania had been spared, thousands of cases of munitions would have been sent to Germany's enemies and there by thousands. of German mothers and children robbed of breadwinners.'
 The note contained, also, some Of Zimmermannis favorite proposals to the effect that German submarine com manders would be instructed to per- init the passage of American steamers marked in a special way and whose sailing had been notified in advance provided that the American govern ment guaranteed that these vessels did not carry contraband of war It was also suggested that a number of neu- tral vessels should be added to those sailing under the American flag to give greater opportunity for those Ameri- cans who were compelled to travel abroad. The notes most important part continued: :In particular the Inn perial government is unable to admit
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11

VII
 I do not intend to go in great detail into the exchange of notes and the public history of the submarine con- trOversy, as all that properly belongs to the history of the war rather than to an account of my personal expeE- fences, and besides, as Victor Hugo said, History is not written with a miscroscope" All will remember the answer of Germany to the American Lusitania note, which answer, delivered on May 29, contained the charge that the Lusitania was armed and carried munitions and had been used in the transport of Canadian troops In the meantime, however, the American ship Nebraskan had been torpedoed off the coast of Ireland on the twenty sixth and on May 2S Germany stated that the American steamer Gulflight had been torpedoed by mistake and apologized for this act.
 Von Jagow gave me. about the same time, note requesting that American vessels should be more plainly marked and should illuminate their marking at night.
 The second American Lusitania note was published on July II, 1915, and it's delivery was coincident with the resig- nation of MT. Bryan as secretary of state. In this last note President Will son (for, of course, it is an open secret that he was the author of these notes) made the issue perfectly plain, re- ferring to the torpedoing of enemy pas. senger ships:
 Only her actual resistance to cap- ture or refusal to stop when ordered to do so for the purpose of visit could have afforded the commander of the submarine any justification for put ting the lives of those on board ship in jeopardy.
 The German answer to this Ameri- can Lusitania note was delivered on July and again stated that We have been obliged to adopt a submarine war
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11
SALT RIVER VALLEY WATER
 USERS ASSOCIATION
Notice of Special Election

Notice is hereby given that on the 21st day of August, 1917, a special election by the shareholders of the Salt River Valley Water Users asso- citation will be held for the ratification or reflection of a proposed agreement. denominated for the purposes of identl- fication as. Proposed Agreement for Taking Over of the Care, Operation and Maintenance of the Irrigation Works known as the Salt River Project by the Salt River Valley Water Users Association" to be entered into between the United States. acting in thls behalr by the secretary of the interior, and this association, a copy of which may be seen at the office of the secretary ana a CODY of which was published in the Arizona Republican, the Arizona Ga zette and the Mesa Tribune on the SIX teenth day of July, 1917.
 Also for the ratification or rejection of the proposed amendment to Article XIII of the Articles of Incorporation of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, a copy of which may be seen at the office of the secretary and a copy of which was published in the Arizona Republican, the Arizona Ga- zette and the Mesa Tribune on the Sixteenth day of July. 1917.
 The shareholders will vote Yes or No on the amendment as they express their approval or disapproval of it.
 Tie election will be governed by the bylaws governing general cleo tions of the association so far as they apply.
 Witness my hand this Sixteenth day of July, 1917.
 CHAS. A. VAN DER VEER.
 Secretary of Salt River Valley
 Water Users Association. First nuhlication July IT. 1917.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11
Germany Qmibbles To Wlm
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mans Esiestu and Omuipotcnce

" Woman's Esiesty and Omnipotence q The women of Belgium til have been nsullcd
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 appeals and eccu,aiion. like Inc above are noi uncommon al inc present time. and like thi. ney e',anae from EaetdHd chiefly But. ihouoh wr,iien by brilon ond received throughout fine ofhsh Empire and in many of our Sides, a. o.noueshoaoble fruih il is roiher .ufpri,ino hof ~ds nof Unhen against the Germons of all oM oeoinsf our own United States and her golIanf So'oiefs 0 the CipU Wd1 And. instead of inc
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11
HIGHWAY PARTY
 MUCH DELAYED

The Evergreen Highway party, scheduled to arrive in Phoenix last night, has wired the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce that it will be five days behind the schedule. Tlis party. wi ';h is composed of the president of the ass"ci;l;inn. F'n F. Hill; tie s".Ietary, A. J. Elud; Captain l. v II"w. l.
 setcretary of state of Washington; a lecturer, a motion picture artist and a press correspondent is making a tour and a log of the road from Vancouver to Fl Paso. The Evergreen highway is the proposed national highway from Vancouver to Augusta, Maine, by an all the year around 'evergreen' route.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11

province. The chancellor hit back at them rather hard and had the better of the exchange At this period it was reported that the emperor went to Wilhelmshafen to warn the submarine commanders to be careful.
 Continued tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1917-08-11
C|NCY PITCHER
 WINS OWN CAME
Republican A. p. Leased Wire

CINCINNATI, Aug. -(National.) Cincinnati hammered Rudolph hard Allen, who relieved him, was wild and the locals won today, to O. Mitchell pitched excellent ball and carried off the batting honors with three hits and two runs in four times. Score:
 R H E Boston ..... 900 900 O0O-O , 2 Cincinnati ..... .003 211 O0x-7 12 Batteries: Rudolph, Allen, Ragan and Tragresser; Mitchell and Wingo.