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The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

the right is nor how high up the stream a water user is, 1t only allows him what water he actual ly needs when it is carefully ap- piled and then gives the rest of the water to later appropriators. All the courts instructions and the temporary decree are for the purpose of giving users what water they need for careful irri- gation and not what they want.
 County Attorney Gilbert B. Greer left here this morning to join the First Arizona Volunteers. There was quite a company out to hid him good-by. The evening before his leaving, the profession al men of St. Johns gave ban quet in honor of their departing brother at the Stockmen's State Bank. Judge Crosby served as toastm aster and all the banquet CTS responded to toasts as follows:
 "The time in which we live, :" A. s. Gibbons.
 What we owe to the past we must pay to the future, " Doctor Bouldin
 ''The man who stops at home, ' 1 F. w. Nelson.
 ''The doctor at the front Doctor Brown
 "The man who goes to the front" J. s. Allen
 "0ur honored guest" George E. Waite,
 "Good-by" C. F. Montross
 The party drank toasts to "The Army and navy forever" and Our Apache county volunteers, ! l)yal, earnest, brave aud true"
 The evening festities were in terspersed with patriotic songs from a victrOla. and at it's close Mr. Greer told how when he knew his country called him he could not content himself till he an swered, He asked that those at home do not forget their share l in making the war a success.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

David K, Udall''Jr. Jesse A. UdalI John H. Udall, Grover c. Udall, Levi s. Udal1, Gilbert D. Udall Lisle c. Updike, Albert s. Waite William E.. Waite, Ernest J Whiting, Ralph E. Whiting Lynn s. Whiting. Charles N. Wright,
 SPRINGERNILLE
 Uzelous Averette, Alfonso Averette, Claud Averette, Ed ward c. Becker, Anvil James Burk, Dan Burk, James s. Baker Jesse L. Burk, Alvin c. Becker, Emil c. Blankenagel, Joseph A. Burk, Miguel Baca, Thomas B. Baca William G. Bazan, Newman E. Brown, Johny BerdOux, Ray Brinkley, Isidro c. Baca, Vern G Block, Alejandro Chavez, R. Vernon Chappell, Macedonia Chavez, Harry E. Colter, Jose Angel B. Chavez Roman Cander- laria, Antonio Chavez, Ysavel Chavez L.T. Clarke, Pablo Chavez Doroteo Carrillo, RedlfO Depew, Samuel Diamond, Joseph A. Eppele, Robert E. Gilkey, Larkin Garrard, Alfredo Gutierrez Will liam R. Hammel, DonacianO Jiron Lorin F. Jones, Abner A. Keeler Walter J. Kowlski, Silva Lorenzo Willie Murray James L. Mills Alfreda Martinez Newton H. Marley, Oten L. Murray, Andres Mascareno, Martin Padia, Elm init L. Pipkins, John w. Robinson James P. Reagan. Desmond c. Royal, Joseph Schlosser, Jose SilvO, Elva Shoop, Marcus Sanchez, Archie D. Smith, John H Slaughter, Glenn L. Saffell, l Lorenzo Serv;a, William 0. Speck Willard L. R. Stiles, Ezeqiel Samasino, Jose B Salazar Fred D Tucker, Thomas A. Thompson, Alvin Trammel, s. N. Vigil, Jr, Geeorge c. White, Floyd P. Ward John P. Williams, Arthur J. Whit son, Duglas c. Walker, Jesus Zamora.
 EAGAR
 William J. Burgess, Lorenzo Brugess, John E. Butler, Joseph Bigelow, Frank M. Block, Orson L. R. Bigelow, Felipe Chavez, Albert w Crosby. Francis DayssJr. Richard Carl Earl, Clyde c. Ennis, Jacob V. Hamblin Roland s. Hamblin, William s. Hamblin Minor L. R. Hall, Milford W. Hamblin, George Jarvis, Grover B. Lesueur, Rulon Lesueur, Don J. McFate, Frederick D. Merrill, John Ebert Marble, David T. Norton, John M. Rothlisberger, Karl c. Udall, Henry G. Udall, Milford J. Wiltbank.
 GREER
 Charles A. Burk, David O. Bige- low. John E. Bigelow, Mark A. Flaws, Marion o. Flaws, James M. Hale, Lllis Lund, Marion B. Lund, James A. Penrod, John C. Wiltbank.
 The following are ALIENS Frank Arocena, Roman Alman- doc, Salgodor Alcolo, Juan Alguin Francisco Bennyno, R a f a l | Bennyno, ApaloniO Berrin, Harry J. Brown, Earnest V. Gulf, Louis Gonzales, Buno Neria, Padro Ramos, Juan Reyes, Mat L. Stuart, Luz Silva, Bernardo Yrigoyel,
 w M Tennev of Alpine was
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

Judge Crosby of Apache coun- ty holding court for Judge Per kins of Coconino county gave the first application of the new boot-legging law making a third conviction a felony. A prisoner brought before him on numerous indictments for illegal liquor sell ing was given a fine for the first offense, a fine and a jail sentence for the second, and one year in the penitentiary for the third. When that fellow gets his liberty again he will probably leave the state or take up some honest oc- cupation. Arizona needs a few more judges like Crosby. Mail.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14
Superior Court Notes.

Tuesday morning, but on Monday when Judge Crosby began to hear preliminary matters only one case Navajo-Apache Bank and Trust Go vs Werner Plumb was ready for trial, so word was sent over the county excusing the jurors. It is now probable that there will be a jury here on August Eth.
 A motion to set aside the infor- nation in the State vs. Clark and Leonard, who are accused of sell ing stock in a ametallic tie company in violation of the blue skylaw" was granted on Monday and a new information ordered filed.
 The oldest case against D. B. Baca for attempting to import liquor into the state was before the court Wednesday on de murrer to the information. Attor- ney H. w. Clark represented the defendant and Assistant County Attorney A. s. Gibbons appeared for the state. The demurrer was, sustained and new information was ordered f1led.
 Attorney George Estes appear ed in court Tuesday and made jury demands in the cases of Campbell vs. Northwestern Mu- tual Life Insurance Co and Perry vs. Thompson and Wahl.
 The celebrated controversy over the Reinhardt children was be- fore Judge Crosby on Monday afternoon, and the judge decided that the mother was either to re turn from California to this coun- ty or to the vicinity of Boerne,  Texas and thus give the father and fathers parents a chance to visit the children and that the grandparents should have the right to take the boys to their home and keep them at least five weeks in each year The court exacted bond of $10O0.00 from the grandparents as security for the return of the children after each visit, and gave the mother till September first to comply with the order.
 Dodd L. Greer appeared before the court on Monday and pleaded guilty to a charge of grand lar ceny. On recommendation o f Attorney Nelson. who represent ed the prosecution, the court sen- tenced the defendant to sus- pended term of two years im- prisonment that may begin to be enforced at any time in three years if the defendant violates his parole, The court also fined him $1O0.00
 Water commissioners w. D.. Rencher and Joseph S5radling returned home Tuesday night and reported to Judge Crosby Wednesday morning. The com mission have been on the river for nearly three weeks and have matters arrange quite systemati- cally now. After hearing the re port the judge said, The grei need is more careful use of water much of the irrigation on the river is so poorly done. They often turn it on such long runs that theupper end of the piece is water-logged before it reaches the bottom. We have an illus tration right at hand where one man reports that he watered + acres in eight days with one hun
 dred miners inches and another man with the same sized stream got over 40 acres in four days The law does not care how old
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14
List of Those Who Registered
ADAMANA

Eddie c. Cole, Elmer Christensen, Chester B. Campbell, AmadO Del gado, Reyes Cana, Jesus Gonzal- es, Loyal Greer, Luis Hernandez, Wm. R. Linn, Ricardo Munoz, Juan Medina. Jack c Martin, OrviIle c. Nelson, Loy c. Turbe- vile, Jasper Tillman, Emmet Wallace.
 HUNT Nat Greer, Thomas L. Greer, Samuel R. Howell, Sanford Hunt, Matthias Morgan.
 ALPINE Ivan o. Burk, Ural D. Burk, Ira E. Burk, Carlos c. Cleveland, William H. Hamblin, Jacob E.. Hamblin, Richard w. Judd, Chas. l.. Noble. Jacob H. Penney, Benj. R. Penney, Give V. Ten ney, Edmond w Tigret, Orra- well Penney, Edmond w. Tn omp- son.
 NUTRIOSO Henry A. Bennett, John D. Cher ry, Harry c. Knowlton, Hyrum | c. Lee, Garland Lee, Marion Lee, Hyrum G. Lee, Frank c. Meador, Hyrum F. Rogers, Guy B. Bench CT, Noble Rogers.
 VERNON Edmond Butler, David w. Blair, James Martin Buckelew, Jos. H Butler, Sidney o. Earl, Ellis L. Gillispie, John H. Greer, Ernest c. Gillispie, Ala J Huffman, Chas. H. McIntire, Eugene (. Naegle, Alexander B. NieOl, Don C. Nicol, Carlos Padilla, Jose P.S. Padilla, DelIie c. Penrod Basil o. Staurt, Alvin L. Wilhelm, Fred A Whiting.
 ROCKVILLE Wm. Richey, Guy Richey, HugE Richey, Dan J. Sherwood, Laur. ence P. Sherwood.
 LYMAN DAM Delbert A. Beckman, Jose M Baldona, Precopio Chavez, Eben- ezer F. Cherry,- Juan B. Grie- go, Ricardo c. Gonzales, Migue F. Gutierrez, Filipe Gonzales Flavio c. Jaramillo, Jackson Lee Ruperto Leybo, TomasJ. Morgan J csc D. Mestos, David Nelson Martin Padia, Aurelio Sanchez Edward B. Samora, EpifivO Sala gar, Jose E. Salazar, Juan J Sanchez.
 HOUCK
 E. Eugene Eagles, Robert Fry Hill Fry, James B. Fry, H arry R Greer, Doroteo Mora, AujustC Ruellar.
 CHIN LEE Horace Boardman, Sidney Board man, Chris N. Hengeler, Ralph S Hicks, George H. Houten, James E. Matchin, Leon McSparron, Joseph w. Purns, Thomas E. ! Shillingburg.
 GANADO Hilario Alcala, Arthur E. Blanc William Mirrop, FlorinciO Mars tas, Shillingburg.
 CHAMBERS Salvador Alcala, Joe J. Bortinett Opolonio Barrin, JesseJ Burkett Rafael Benyro, Francisco Benn yono, William H. Eubank, Jesse s. Hulet, Carl c. Hill, Franl Jarmillo, Eilif Kristenesen Willis Lynch, Hal McCorrell Buno Nervia, Juan Olgnin, Jame ] E. Porter IT,, Cicero Rec, Jual l Reyes, Clifford P. Smith, Johr A. Selva, Lurz Silba. William E Trukki, John A. Woods.
 LONG H 9 Sidney N. Earth, Hugh Duke y Isadore Gomez, Thomas L. Jones E. Jarmillo, Edward c. Kisingel S Samuel V. Lisle, Manuel MaldC r nado, Epimenio Montoya, Fred erico Maestas, Francisco Naram
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

! ReoQ, Lorenzo OducueZ, IIuu0H- cio F. Sena.
 CONCHO
 Diego c. Abeyta, Frank Abeyta, Ramon Benaviyez, Evariato Baca, Manual Berridi, Benito Baca, Antonio L. Baca, Frank Baca, Rosaleo B. Candelaria, AsentiOn Carrillo, Fermian c. Candelaria, Ambrosio B. Candelara, Solomon s. Chavez, Reyes Candelaria, RomoIo Candelaria. Eduardo Castillo, Samuel Chavez. Bert B. Conaway, Manual Elicio, Boni- facio Gutierrez, IeodOro GilbensO Aristeo Gonzales, Dodd L. Greer, Lorenzo Garcia, Nigel Garcia, Leopoldo Garcia, Lloyd Greer, Marcelino Jaramillo, Otto J. Kempe, Jose Lucero, SimpliciO Marquez, Dionicio Morgue, An tonic Montana, Juan Marquez, Thomas B. Martinez, Roman Maradal, Lioncio Ortega, Antonio J. Ortega, Gillermo Padilla, Thomas Perez, Travis Pair, An tonic Perez. Jose Quiniones, Roman Romero. Jose N. Romero, Juan J. Romero, Juan B. Saiz, Juan Saiz, Pablo Saiz, Erincllo Sandoval, Jesus M SandOval, Demecio 5. Sedillo, Fernando Santestanern, Refujio SandOval, Aurelio Tafoya.
 ST. JOHNS.
 Rafael Armijo, Gabriel Armijo, Antonio Amorago, Alfred J. An derson, Albert F. Anderson. John s. Allen, Jacob Earth, Maurice
 Earth, John Beasley, LeRcy Elmer Berry, Orrin Waldo Berry Gerald w. Berry, George A. Brown, Grover P. Brown, Joseph A. Brown, Joseph Burgess,
 Epifanio Bustamonto, Thomas w. Carraway, Senovio CardOva.
 Antonio Chavez Celestino Chavez : Paul Chavez, Lorenzo Chavez, l Pru dencio Chavez. Pedro Chavez John E Connolly, David I Chris jensen, E. Greer Dewitt, Abeli- no Duran, Miguel Duran, Pedro
 Duran, Teofllo c. Duran, Mike Fronfria. Joseph c. Farr, Lorin M. Farr Zechariah Farr. F. Gordon Gass, J. Smith Gibbons,
 Lloyd E. Grimes, Arza L. Greer
 Juan D. Garcia, Gregorio Garcia, Jacintoi Gallegos, Manuel Con gales, Elifas Garcia. Bacilio Cult ) ierrez, Max. Griego, Jose E..
 Garcia, Jose Gallegos. Maeimiano
 Griego, Henry Ward Heap, An . tonic Hunt, Peter n. Isaacson, Isaac Isaacson IT,, Archibald Isaacson, Albert Jarvis, Joseph s. Jarvis, Roland D. J ones, Berry Jolly, Aaron E. Johnson, Arthur
 D. Lyen, Frank Leibie, Creansco
 Lopez, Ubaldo Lucero, Lauro Montoya, Nicolas MontOya, : Dexter L. McMray, YgnaciO
 Montoya, John A. Mineer, Maxi
 mo Moptoya Harold Morgan, Elmer A Mineer. Bences Nuanez, , Lin Morgan. Mateas L. MontOya : Fafael Nuanes, Abel Ortega, g Lotario Ort ego, Lyman OversOn. < Carlton K. Prather, Raman Padia Werner Plumb, Earl M c. Pat terson, Andrew w. Poulsen, S Tranquilino Padilla, Mariana n Padia. Orson R. Plumb, Joy B. n Patterson Moroni o. Poulsen, !. Gorden A. Parks. Joseph B,
 Richey, Richard Rudd, KOrOni F.
 Richey, James D. Rains, Julian ,, Romeli Ernest N, Shreeve, Diego ;, Sonora, James L. R. Stradling :, Frederick Schuster, Arthur
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

Mess IFS John F. Church and A. M. Patten of Denver, and largely interested in the Lyman Dam being built he.e arrived in the city last evening.
 Marcelus Hulsey of Nutrioso was at the County Seat for a sday this week.
 Luz Acosta of Albuquerque is here visiting with her brother Genero Acosta.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

w. M. Penney of Alpine was in the city today to take leave of his sons Give and Clair who went to join the First Arizona. J. Beal, the old Piano man, is in our town selling Pianos direct from factory to home. Anyone wishing so buy at the right price Kindly call at Printing office.
 Jesse Jarvis and family of Linden Ariz. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Jarvis here for few days.
 Juan Padilla of COncho was a business visitor here today.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

lia, John L. Marcy, William B. Reed, Lorenzo Sanchez, Pruden- cio F. Sena.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-06-14

Sidney N. Barth, Hugh Duke,
 Isadore Gomez, Thomas L. Jones, E. Jarmillo, Edward c. Kisinger, Samuel V. Lisle, Manuel Maldo- nado, Epimenio Montoya, Fred erico Maestas, Francisco Naram-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-03
BASEBALL GAME TODAY
,eted Team from CITY League 10 Play
Flfth q. 8 Enuinsers This After.
noon ~ Exposition Grounds.

The nrst uf n series of gamfH ln
which picked team frm tne cav
ieuiug VIII meet tine ilfih engineers
~ ihs United States ARMY Viii he
played ~ iho exposition FfunnaH. This
afternoon fiaif.nr promptly Rt
O'Clock
Tito cHllhef ~ the uiayrra Hhn Nlil
Ion iho spanHles iOr the ciy iearueft
Va known 10 ihv fans and O. is sMd
that a." army rnFineeta nlau hnvo d
classy aggregation uf hrll tpHrefr. nn
lilano enl van ~ Tie henNinF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-03

<o. I. t'tan san Antonio M soc pm
Ne 5 ftom san Antonio b. 80 a. m
Leaves
No. tNar san Antonio - 1900 IN
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Deiltidbc Sliceer
tricSer iibcr GitolanS!
Srnugea bis nn6 2onSon; ~ ger'
IOneu bnrdJ gumbeniuiirfc set6.
tet nu6 SO berlctt,

tTlue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
20, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1870
2onbon, 90. 9ft. - Seit oem
@elcbIuB DER britiiben &egierung.
8ieoerbergeltllngS mcgen
Der 5liegeraugriife at iiben griffen
oeutihe 8Iug3euge leste gto6t @n9-
lonO lpie0er an. Gin babies 0ubeno
ooer mebr oeutide 8lne3euge 8irfeI-
ten iiber 0ltlide uno norooitIide
Counties, orangen bis gum 2on0on
DiItrift Dor un0 tporfen cine gtn3nbt
8omben berob. 8ie Gtroben Son.
6ons tparen aur 8cit ol8 Die feino.
liden 6IuQ8elge eintrofcn, 8ieInlid
ntenidenleer, ober bic 8ornungS-
iignoIe nurocn bon oenienigen, Die
ii9 auf Der Strabe befanoen, bead.
tet, un0 man brabte lt6 in Cider.
belt.
N2or0 Sren6 beridtet beute, BOB
bel Dem lebtnGAtigen 8liegerangriff
auf 0itlibe un0 noro0ltli6e Counties
iolpie inn 2on0on 3iItrift q &erio-
nen get6tet uno 50 berlebt tpur0en.
Ser Sodidaben Sen bic Hoioer on.
rihteten eritrefte iid alti 6auier
uno @eidditspldBe.
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Daftk bcl0iIcl1er
1tiiHic1t on 1linetik0!

Sabre, 90. Gftober. - sgorott
Mondeur, &altpt Der belgiIfen 9tii.
fion an ole 8ercinigten Stoaten ltn0
friiberer betgiider @cianbter iii
8oiDington, eriu6te geitern oie ual-
io8icrte Greiie", Dem nnerifoniIden
&olfe ieinen 3anf fir 6ie Der Daii.
iion eripieiene @oItfreun0Idoft gum
4u8oruf 8u bringen.
oSd gloubte Sic Ser. Staoten gut
8lt fennen" idgte Der Baron, ,,oenn
i'd mar ddt Sabre bin0urtb @eionh-
ter in @aibington un0 lerrlte ofe
geiddftsmdBiger Wtetbo0en in0 sic
&iicbhgfeit ser G(merifaner betualn-
bern, gber es mar cine 9ffenba.
rltng 8u ieben, mie Elm groBes, freieg,
5tol3es unO reihes 8olf ale ieine
@nergie otf oos eii15ige 3ieL Der
3eri6metterltng 0e8 prauBiifen Mli.
litorisnlus fon8efttriert. 9os 8olf
Der &erei1igten Stooten hergaR al
len Enrfeibooer 1tnD trot uie ein
@}on in 0en arieg elm entihloiicn
Der 8clt Die 9eltofrotit an iidern.
Sci meiner 9fiidfebr ltano ih
nod inuaer ut1ter Dem GinOrud Der
llntcrreoung, bic ib nit ssSbrein gro
zen &rdiioenten botte, einem Ser
gr0Btcn Staatsnldnner mooerner
uno oler 3eiten. gltg i'd Ser Gfff4
midelung ieiner g[niibten hc5iigfib
Der 3ufiinftigen 8eItinmntng Der
@eIt Iauifte, por il itoIa oarnilf,
Dab 8eIgicn e8 geipcicn ieiu 0ltrfte,
ba8 fold elm @efiihI in ser grltlt
bes eriten 8itrgcrs 0eS 0r6btrn 2ons
6es mooerncr 3eiten ineffe. ua0 i5n
uno 6em golfe Der @errilligtcn
Stootcr tpituitbe i'd meinen Gaiif
5a iogenl"
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lsiiblntdttft als
ndcbitet Kansler!
Srndj siuiiden Sluiier uub gieids.
taggmaiDrit1t nifIt criuartct.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
20, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
3iirt6, G6ipei3 10. Oft. = I'm.
ter 0ieiem 9ntlum i6rei6t Gsnol0 s.
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Gbaleid) oie grleoigung Der ocut.
lden aon5lcrfriie bic 9fiidfcbr oes
S2aiiers oits &onitontinopel erlDorten
muB, geht bod Die glgitation llnge-
bin6ert fort. Ger gcridt ooB bic
9entrltn1s. ooer fot6oliide 8ortei
Ii6 gu @uniten bon Or. 9ii6nro
bon &ucbImonn oIS aan8ler aus
qeIprofen bat, mo6t eS no9ri9ein.
lif, oaB Der 9luslon08niniiter Or.
@eorg Wlibaeli8 folgen miro, ouber
ser aoiier noIlte often nit Der
9}ci6staqsmoioritGt bre6en @s lit
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ni6t cine Stin1me fiir 0cn iebigen
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rooe ipie oieielbe &olitit fir 8et6.
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ten, cine Spo8ioIiitim9 ein3u6ertfen
nrto er nirrOc oies iofort ouf 6os
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fon3lcruutt Oen 2eitern nidt gefol-
len iollte, ic6eint 6ieier aur8 iider
bcfoIgt 3u perOen. SoIlte General
9uoenborfi ernonnt ncroen fonrte
er nidt8 an0ere8 fun oI8 ben Heih5-
tag apf5ul0ien in meI6eu Safe in
60 Iogen cine glelupdbl erfolaeu
milBte, oh oo5 @olt o0er sic 2u.
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io3ioliitii6en 6raftionen arbeiten
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DoQ unter Scr 26erflade.
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Die 5cnlhr scr
SeMtIc6en Bidder!
SaS Gomitce 6eridtet buf bic 1900
mteriudlteu SanSe uidJt Oer
beutideu 9rOpasau6a NicnCu.

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dung Der 0euti6en 8ii6er Der itoat.
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m8 Dem bcrporgebt, 6aB Die 1900
Oeuti1en 8dnoe in ben 0reiBig 0cllt.
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niht Der 0eutidcn Bropaganoo Die.
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lu1o ben Nrofeiioren 2aurcnce SOB.
fer ltn0 Jrco 0&. Sling Der gebras.
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aus 0moba ltnteriuht 8u mcroen
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8enuBung iibergeben Der0en.
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alein9onOel, 0a ibm 6eriGtet muroe,
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95reiie ni0t ermdBi9ten trosoem Die.
ielben bon Den @roBbanolung5Ddu.
fern ermGBi9t lpurOen. glu6 Der
9ei3pcrt Der beridie0enen Sorten
Stobleu ioa unteriuat ncroet.
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SrieScnsplcst
Scr Scsialiitens
gsedanptcn, OGh feline Der friegfiiG.
fenDea &artcieH cinen enoaiitIa
gen Sieg erringen fam.

(True translation filed with the
gostmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
20, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1919
Gfod6olm, Gfue6en. 90. Sft. -
Cos GraaniIotionstomitce Der 9tod.
1oIlner aonferen3 erlieB geltern Elm
glouifef, in Dem bic llcber3eugung
au5qeiproden miro, 0oB nod Der
@rfabrung Der lebten orei arieaSs
iobre feline Der friegfilbrenocH Rar.
teieu in ben SSabren 1917 ooer 1918
nuf einen entidcioenocu 6ieg rcd.
nen fonne un0 oaB nun oie 3eit ge.
fommen fei 6rieocHspldne aus8u-
arbeiten. sic befiirmorten Die Grles
oigung foIgenOer 6ragen olS 6rie'
DensbaIi8:
Ole boIlit1noige poIitiIhe unO
ipirtIhaftIide Notwithstanding Bel.
oieng NIT elmer SelbItperpaItung fir
fIanoern. Griab fir Die einge.
trie6enct Observation-Disclosures uno
HeqlliIationen Die I'M @cgcnidb gum
internationnlen @eicb lteben. Gas
.Saager e6ieosgerid)t iou ben Sfa.
ben. Ser BON 9eiltidlano 8u be9Iei'
den it, beitimuien.
GrleOig1ng Der GliaB 2ot6ringen
sSrage ourA 8olfsabItimmllng.
ggie0erberitellung bon Serbien,
peIhes qeraoe pie @uIgarien uuo
@rie1enIano freien 8utritt nod bem
Sofen bon Sdlonifi boben ioa.
glnIaortert loIl 0a8 0Itlide Wa3e.
bonien bis 8um 8orbar erbalten.
Gin itnobbdn0igcs aolcn nit ei.
ner Sel6Itberpalhtn9 fir Die poI.
nifdlen GrobinSen 2ailtidlan68 unO
Ceiterrcidls; Sen peridlie0elcn gtati.
nnolititet ioI( mogIid)it peitgebcll0e
5elbjtberlpultimg unter Der republi.
foniIden 9egierung in 9tuBIan0 ge.
aeben tperoen.
Die ltnn6b1ngiofeit 5innIanO8,
nit RuBlan0 berbunoen.
Die GrIcoigune Der tifediiden
glnaelcgenbeit ourd gereiniging Die.
ier Natiou 5u eincm Staat unter
Gberbobeit 0eiterreids.
Gen itolicniiden 8rooinaen 0e.
ffcrrcidls iol tuIturelle llnobbdngig'
felt sugcbiaiqt mcroen.
SIC poLitiidle llnabb1ngi9teit ST.
Ion0s uRtcr briti6er 0bcrhobeit.
Iic liue55au1igfeit 0es fiirtiiden
geileS s.frlcnieu5.
Gic il!errstiouale erlcoigung Der
ifo.ialn Scaec mit einer peri0nli-
d,en llnaG5dngiGtcit Der Suom in
orn aluhtrn 9lr6lano, 9eiterrtif,
giiunauSa iano goleil, nit elmer 9n-
iidlcri,na 6c4 Gdjube5 fir Die jiioiIde
stolouie N 9loIditiuo.
aiuanQsIdJic0sgeriAt. ollgemeine
glbriiIhlrg abidlaiilug beg Sdnoels-
frieqeg uno gfRsoebnung Der parla-
msnfnrilden 3ontroIle iiber duStuar.
tioe anqeIesenbeiten.