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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-19
Specifications Are
Drawn Up for Future
Mexican Presidents

80
Queretaru. Mex. Jan. t9.-The ar
ilcles In the rev constitution dealing
with the presidency have bern APP
prted hy the constitutional assembly
with the exception Of the article
which provides that the president
u have been In active service
Of the government for ninety days
before election. This article vas set
aside. with the understanding that
~ be voted on with a supplementary
article explaining thai the provision
did not apply To- the coming election
because Of the peculiar status OF
General Carranza, the first chief ui
the constitutional army.
The articles approved provide that
the president must be- q native born
mexican more than 80 years Of age;
have lived in tho country a year he.
fore tho olection. with no official con.
rc,tion with any religious sect and
be- not q minister Of any sect and that
~ ~ Ineligible Tor re-electiou.
\ man chosen go nl an %uuoxpired
term cannot be elected for % ssccccd-
ing term and an uctnp president can
not Doc elected for p succeeding
terms II he Doe Ia office sixty days be-
fore election.
Congress must choose a president
in the event of death on absence or
q vacancy from other causes ana Il
conErcss is not In session a perman-
ont commission shall choose - presi-
dent az Interim until %conprcss eau
assemble.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
No. 1880.
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the district court for the county
Of Bernalillo. second judicial district,
state OF New Mexico.
Jcrre HaEgard as tristoee and chris
tina Kent, beneficiary, plaintiffs
"
S. Jennie Hanson and 4. j. Hanson,
defendants.
Ry virtue Of a Judgment ana decree
OF foreclosure and sale OF she district
court OF the county OF Bornalilo.
New Mexico, made and enter
ed in the offIee II the clerk Of said
court nm the 9Th day OF November A.
y. 1916 IN the foregoing entitled action
wherein the above named plaintiffs
did Judgment against the
above named defendants. ;. Jennie
Hanson and r. T.. Hanson for the sum
OF one thousand six hundred sixteen
and 5O-i00 dollars N1GlG.50l and one
hundred sixty one and 65-l0O dollars
N|iGl.65l as attorpeys's fees Tor the
plaintiffs attorneys n the sum 81
ten dollars $40 for the trustee herein
together with an { the costs ~ this
action accrued co. q accrue aud the
expenses Of the sale o. the property
hereinafter described and Tor any de-
liuquent taxes or \ which may bo
"a lien upon said property and which
said property II Is ordered and decrcod
to he sold by the said Judgment and
decree. I the undersigned appointed
as special muster by the aid court Ia
make the sale at the said property
hereinafter described To- satisfy said
judgment and decree, attorneys fees,
costs. expenses, taxes ana allowances
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LOST
FOUND
FoUND-set from ring. Address N.
G.. care Herald.

forectpsulg 90 stle on saturday the
l0tl day Of February A.. u. 1919 At the
Int uuur II the county court house
l.. III precinct of cold Albuquerque.
county OF Bernalillo aud s,ate Of New
Mexico At the hour 81 ten O'Clock in
the forenoon OF said Aay viii offer for
sale At public vcudue and will sell Ia
the highest ami best bidder Tor cash
To satisfy said Judgment and decree
and the other inns herein mentioned,
the following described property and
real estate to-wit
Lots numbered eleven GD
and twelve G2D in block num-
bcred f~0Ity-siS CiGD as IN same
are known and designated ON ;he
map Of the town now city, OF
Albuquerque. Nelv Mexico. made
hy NJ. j. Mack. g. y. and filed IN
the office Of tae probate clerk and
cX-offciu recorder 81 said Rcrna-
lillo county on the 29th day Of
December A.. u. 1882.
Also lots numbered three Ga
and fouT 60 In block number
five 60 Of the Baca addition to-
the city 81 Albuquerque. New
Mexico as the same are known
anu N'HiE lAiA'h On lNN nihD OF tho
said addition made by q. w. SAN
ders, q. T.. and filed In TIC office
OF the probate clerk ms ex-of-
ficio recorder Of tho county OF
Bernaliilo in the state of New
Mexico. on the 18th day of April
1851
The moun which win be due an
this judgment for plaintiffs claim in
Guiding attorneys fees ON the date
fixed for said sale win be one thousand
eight hundred three and 90-10O dol
lars tiS03.2ob and in addition thereto
costs now taxed eight dollars aEd ten
cents tSs,iob. Allowance Ia the trustee
ten dollars Gl0.00) and costs to aC-
crue including charge frr publication
and special masters allowance and
for taxes which are now liens on said
premises the amount Of said taxes 50
far as ascertained amounting TO about
the sum- of eighty onc and $1,000 dol
lars GS1,SD.
The nature Of this action was tho
foreclosure of q deed OF trust upon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-19

TO he Mlddletown. y. v. state hos.
pitol II In this city. having avoided,
shc said today. New York detectives
rections ~ the SQUIRT,
Mrs. Dona has been committed to
the Middictown hospital and later
paroied In custody Of q relative. She
Married Francis A. Dona and later
was ordered returned 10 the hospital.
Last Monday Supreme Court Justice
Tomkins at Nyack, y. V. refused to
vacate the order for recruitment.
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Well, Here's One
Leak That Has Been
Discovered, Anyhow
Inv Evening Herald leased wlrel

~ TNWWTWE TTFTHTW WNNIFW WIFI
Washington. Jan. Ex-senator
acknowledged "a the sem
ate today that u was he who furnish
cd 90 Interstate Commerce Con- mis-
sioner Daniels while Ii was yet held
confidential. the executive session
speech Of senator Cummins In attack
INK the commissioners confirmation.
opponent Of Commissioner Daniels
contended that by having possession
Of the speech he vas enabled Ia pre-
pare q reply.
After the statement % senator
Newlands the senate went into cX-
ecutlye session to consider the reso-
luton 81 Senator Norris to i@uvcsti-
gate the disclosure df the speech.
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FRANCISCO DELGADo.
NOTICE Fon UTILIZATION.

Department u the Interior. u. 5. laud
office at Santa Fe. y. NJ.
Notice Is hereby given that Jose X.
Platcro. % Platero. y. NJ, who, on
Nov. 10, 1909. made homestead, No.
.0l2095. fnr north east quarter. section
~. township 10 n. range 3 w, y. NJ.
7 Meridian, has filed notice OF In
%tontion 10 make five year proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
.scribed. before George Il. Craig, u. S
commissioners, at Albuquerque. y. NJ A.,
on Feb. 80. 1911
Claimant names us witnesses: Julian
Jake. Platero. \. NJ: Juan Delgaditu.
OF Platero, y. NJ; Mael Chavos. Of
Platcro. y. NJ, Louis Castillo. OF Pla-
.tero, y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
First pub, jan, .; last pub, Feb. 7.
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Would Have
War Known as The
German Invasion

Paris, Jan l9-Jules Roche. Rcpub-
lican deputy FOR Ardeche, introduced
by a bill in the chamber OF deputies
today requiring government officials,
officers. Judges. newspapers. ana eV-
eryouc making ay public reference to
tho war to name il tho German ~
vasion under penalties. provided Tor
those aiding rhc countries hostile 10
France.
Tho object u tho measure, the dep
aty SAYS. h. To- prevent a false concop-
ton historically OF the origi of he
war. NJ. Roche and his colleagues
supporting the bill point out hat
history refers go certain previous wars
as @lnyssions ny Attilu. by ne Tcutons
and JOS the Cimnri1ns.
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Chlcagn IlvesincL.

Chicago, Ian lr.-nols-Rrcnipts
% 600, market strong. ." % l0c
ah'ye yesterdays average. BUR-
ii0.N50 tl.Oji !igh $685. tl.6i.
heavy, Sio.isNlI-S. pig, SS.u0W
lp.l5.
Cattle Receipts, 5000; market
weak. Native beef cattle. A..S" e.
HE; western sters, x1.-0m lu.O0;
stockers. S5.75GS.75; cows and heis-
e;s, Sf.70ml0.IO.
Sheep ~ Receipts. S.006, market
strong. Wethers, $9.SjIlO9 90. lambs.
!ii.SbW1AIO.
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Kansas city Livestock.

Kansas CITY, Jan. l0.-Hogs-Re-
ce!pts. 600, market higher Bulk.
Sio.S5 ~ 10. heavy, Sil.0O 1i.t0,
packers and butchers, Si096N lilo;
light. S10.60H 1880,
cattle - Receipts, 1000; market
steady. Prime fed steers. st0.S5H
1i.j0; western steers. Ni.5OmilOO;
stoCGers, $1,000 9.45.
sheep - Receipts, 1000, market
higher Lambs. Sl3.7iH lI.l0. year
liugs. Sll.5O11l.ia. wctherv. 81. i5H
1850. ewes. Sg.50H 1000.
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ChlcagO l,iodncc.

Chicago, Jan. l9.-Butter. un-
changed.
Eggs-Lowcr. Receipts. 1851 cases.
Firsts. toe; ordinary nrsts. 80 3Sc,
at mark. cases Included. 3Ga soc.
Potatocs-Lowcr; receipts, 90 ears.
Wisconsin white. si.G5@l.c0; Michi-
gan sl75GI.s5; Idaho. Washington.
Colorado and oregon white. tI90H
20l.
Poultry-Allvc, lower. Fowls. lSc.
sptiuRer.. {, &c.
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ChIcago nnard Of Trade.

Chicago. Jan. 1a-Nervousness
over dangers to ocean shipping was
plainly manifest in the wheat mar
ket today and sentiment quickly
changed In accordance with umor-
ed developments. In the absence.
however. % any confirmation Of FUR
ther sinking OF merchantmen or OF
increased likelihood OF the capture
~ raiders the price changes either
way were not rad cal. Refusal OF
the Interstate m commission
TO Increase storage charges on export
grain seemed 10 nave been anticlpai-
ed and did not affect the market
Opening quotations. which ranged
from sc l. 1c higher with May at
Sl.gOh to $l.9t and July at tl.5f to
81 54N. were followed by a quick
setback 80 well under yesterday fin
ish ana then a recovery.
Subsequent weakness was shown
owing to increased marine insurance
rates ard because Of absence Of indi-
cations Of ans important new export
business. The close was heavy. rs 20
TO 2&c net lower, with May at xi.S7~s
Co SIS and July At ti.52i4 to S1.52A .
Corn hardened ON account of
scantiness OF country offerings. After
opening unchanged 90 Sc higher, the
market underwent q moderate gem
urGl sag.
Later the market eased off win
wheat. The close was nervous at &c
~ 80 90 ~ net decline.
Oats took the anne course ~ corn.
Hiaher quotations on hogs a .
strength TO provisions.
Close
Whoat-May. ti.S7a Iurr. :l.Sga.
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Denver IIivc,tock.

Denver Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING.
l,2Oo. steady. Reef steers, $1,000
1850, COWS and hoifers, tG.OOm 40;
stuokors and feeders, 500 MN.10;
calves. 1905 1850.
Hogs Receipts, 600. strong. Top.
.tl1.01. bulk. SIC. I17b.
sheep Receipts. $500. steady.
.lamsh. Yt3.00 1850; ewes. saO0@
.gSu
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New York. Jan. l9.-Cotton futures
closed steady. January sl73>. Mar h
SIPS, May $i74G; July. s17.f5; o.
tober. $1G34
New York, Jan. l9-Spot cotton
Quiet Middling uplands. Sl7S5. sales
10N bales.
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Parliament Opens.

ottawa. ont. jan l9.-With the
usual ceremonies and less ustCntauou9
displays. the Twelfth parliament Of
Canada today Was opened Tor it, sew
euth session hy the duke Of Devon
shire Voycrnor-goncral cot the Domm-
ion.
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Kansas civ Grain.

Kansas city. jan is-Whent-No.
. hard, Sl.g3Hl.g5, No. . red. Si.90H
l95, May. Si.S34 n sc, july. Sl.iN B..
Coru-No. . mixed. asa iac; No. =
white, gSH isc, No. . yellow 9SH &c.
May. ASH e. July. 97c.
plts-No. . white, 5SI &c. No. .
mixed. IGM Sc.
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Bill for Federal
Wireless Monopoly
Meets Opposition
In, r,enlng HefAld Leased wIrel

Washington, Jan More opposi-
iiou 10 the bin for government monop-
oily II wireless ms presented toGas
before M" house marine committee
ly Professor y T.. Kennedy OF Har-
ward. who characterized the proposal
as nothing less than an attempt TO
ourtll the freedom OF tho ala.
'This1 ill." he said. els lust sucn %
measure as General ron Kissing might
~pfumulrptc for the HelEiaus
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New York NInneN.

New York, Jan. la.-Mercantilc pa
per. 80 @3&, per cent, sterling. 90 day
.bills, i.72is per cent, commercial go
day bills, on banks. t.72b per cent.
commercial. go day bills, i.72 per cent;
demand, i75S per cent, cables. f1G4
per cen
Iilr silver, 7i7sr.
Mexican dollars. rs sac.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds, irregular.
Time loans, steady sixty days, ~
as per cent; 90 days, ~ as per
cent 9 months, 3I3h per cent.
can money, steady, High, . per
cent; low, ~ per cent; ruling rate, ?
per cent last loan, . per cent, clos
ing bid. - per cent, offered ~, . per
cent
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aid premises.

said premises.
Dated Albuquerque. New Mexico.
January 12, A. ID. 1917.
FLORENCE l.. HEINRICH.
Special Master.
GEORGE s. KLOCK. plaintiffs attor-
ney. Albuquerque. New Mexico.
First Pub, Jan. ~; Last Pub, Feb. ,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, United
States Land Office at Santa Re.
New Mexico, January ?. 1917.
Notice IL hereby given that Flo
memo Lujan. of Chilli. " NJ. who.
on June 90, 1919. made appllmntion
or entry, No. 0i92sS. for the Eh of
the NEh Eh SE Y section 81, town
snip 9N, range 6E. y. NJ. =. meridian.
has filed notice of Intention TO make
homestead final proof. 10 establish
claim TO the land above described,
before George r. Craig. United States
commissioner. at Albuquerque, on
February 10. 1871.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
i. 7, IL; l.. p. rs.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque.
X. NJ.
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Kansas city, Jan l9.-Buttcr-
Creamery ale. Grsts, 391s,. second.
. Ice, packing. 2Gc
EEgs-Fir-ts, aN-c.
Poultry - Hens. lG1sc: ruosters.
l2lo. turkeys, 2ic
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The Markets
Wall Sirerl.

New York. Jan. fa.-interest in to-
days professional stock market cen
tered mainly around high prices spec
cinities. gains In that quarter being
by apparent liquidation In Beth
lehem steel sales were estimated at
. 5000 shares. The close was II
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ILiNernooI CntInn.

Liverpool, Jan. l9.-rotton spot,
firm. Good middling glIOS. mid
ding, $685. low middhng. $40 -.
Sales, 1000.
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WANTED-Male Help
Wanted-Good boy at
The Herald.

WANTED-High school or col.
lege students to learn the adj
vertising business during spare
time. You will receive pay while
you learn. Splendid opportunity
for ambitious young men and
girls. Call AZ The Evening Herald
Advertising Desk between 4:30
and q y. m.
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Lead aud SpeIter.

New York, Jan ls.-Lead. $7.76 hid.
Speiter- Steady. spot East -. Louis
DELIVERY. SA W9h.
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J. ~. Adams. NJ Magdalen3. is In
tho city on business. He is registered
at the Combs.
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Market Quotations
Furnished by Curtiss,
Manning & Co.

Commission Brokers, 40 South
Second ST., Albuquerque, n. NJ.
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Electrolytlc, first second aud third
quarters, {2S.50@39.50.
lron-Cnchaagcd
rin-FIrm. Spot. ti5.l2i5 Hi5.G2H
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ATTORNEYS
TvPEwRrTERs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
Hand Bohsbt. sold. reited and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone ai4. i22 SO. 4th 81.
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Sale

FOR sALE-i9l3 Cadillac touring
car; must he sold qcick. II. H..
Souer. ans West Central.
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New York Metal.

New YORK. jan Is-copper--Frm
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SITUATIONS WANTED

SlTUAIlONS WANTED
HOUSE WORK and laundry work done
at sol North Eighth street. w. NJ.
Spaulding. Phone 1875 j.
NANTED-Job In Kitchen. by COM
petent man. Address Box 90. care
Herald.
SITUATION WANTFD-By young
lady with office and clerkshlp eN-
pericnce. Can use typewriter. Ad-
dress &c. o. care Herald
WANTED-Position for homework.
or caring for children, by young
lady attending business college.
Phone s27. Albuquerque Business
College. and ask for Miss Johnson.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
A Few Words Cost Very Little, But Bring Big Resuts-Try It,


For RENT lone room and kitchen.
Inquire $50 North Fourth street.
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wANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED-A good girl for generg
homework. GA North Eleventh n
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Register.
pub, Jon, .; last pub. Feb. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06
Cincinnati, Sonnerfag ben 6. Seem6er 1917 Yres 2 6

fir9en DON feinbliden Glusasusen NIT
8cmben belsgt; stpsi gipiliften Durs
ben getootst.
rgeigifder Beridt: @m Dienss
tag mar bic 2titiDitdt Der 4rtiasris
nur cine mdBigs; in Der yiab: pOn
0irmube tpurbe nit Bonlben ses
tdmrft. Sn Der lebten Ra9t tDuroen
Gurnes unb 4binterbe bon feinbl:4en
stpintiisrn nit Bomben 6eIsgt. On,
Wittas fanoen mdBie Farfe artils'
riegefs9te itatt; unfere Tlug5euge
ma9stn biele lls6endIIe.~
Sefli4er ariegsf4 au
plat, 4. Gts. On Der gan5en Gront
mar bic anmpftbGtisteit nur cine. se'
mdbigts. Sn Der Gtgen6 bon Wonn'
Fir bat ss fart sefhneit. auf beH1
preoba Gee fpurben feinbli4e Barten,
bi. periudten, iiA bem llfer gu nd'
bern, BON nnierem 4rtiaaerisfener sus
riidgetrieben.
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equator gtntte
@irb bic 5ftsrrei4tf4e arisssrefolus
tion i'm Senat sur Gnna9ne
tringen.

Bafbington 6. 0e5ember. -
Senator Stone BON Wtifouri, elmer
Der anfanss .bartnddisen sipSlf-
unb enereiffe, Gegner Der ariees'
plane oer Rcsierung, Bis Der &rieq
fbltidfli6 erildrt par, pirb in 8srs
binbung nit Der Re5oIution elmer
RrtsassrfIdruns gesen SeIterrei9s
llrgarn tm Sendt als Mortfii6rer Der
Regtsruag frngiren.
Seit her Sriessertldrifng an
OentT6lnnb bat Senator Gtpne tpies
berholt erildrt, baB er bic Resisrune
pon unb rii6boltslos unterftiibs, uno
bic aominiitratirn mar barii6er 70
erfreut. baB iis bef5fob, baB Senutor
Stons, uls 9oriibenber res apmmits
tees fir auslpdrtia. 4ngelegenbeiten.
fi6 Der 6iterrsi9tf6sn striegsrefolu,
tion anrebmsH ioa. Die beutT9e
arteasreioluiion mar BON Senator
soithcod, tem nG6Tten Dnnotroten I'm
&om:nittss, burtgeFiibrt iporben.
Der Senator Stpne tonferirte an
Ttitttpoh spsds 8orbereitung fir
cine aonfsrsns beg aommittsss fir
uuslpdrtise 9inaeIeaeHhsitsn nit Be-
aTten bes Stuutsbepnrtements.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06
g@nelier 9rO5eB init Sara
tDfel= SpetaiGiten.
- eIbgiertee Garmer uno
SpetuIanten eeDQIttJ
eutt n n RI !

Rep gOrt, 8. 9e5. - Tarmsr
uno Spefulanten in Der glGbs ocn
Camp WtiGs, 8. s.. peI4e srpBs Der.
ratbs DON aartOIfeIu 5urudbaItsn N
Der grlparturs, reht bobe Preiic fiir
bleielben 5u erlangen, itHo in Jo!oe
Der @rfaEruus zines Der S9rtgen, lpsl'
der cine san5e S4cune OOG &artois
feln beIab, Die er gu 9dlten geoddlte.
bis er $40 pro 5ab betonme, geipeItig
euttdufbt.
Gin Sfftsier bss SpmmiHariats oss
Camp Mtils tun ouf Die 6urm uup
fragte BEN 9eiiber, oh er aurtoii'ln
gu psrtaufsn babe. Der 5drmer bea
jobte biss, iuste aber, er bdlts Die
aartoffeln, bis iie Tpdter snsn bobeu
6reisbringen piirbeu. Dorauf nu-be
Dem Garmsr bon bem Offi5isr turser
Saub mttgstFeilt, bab biermit feline
&artoffeln fir $5 pro SAB Dertdnft
Ieien unb bab er In 8eSus Guf oyiss
ben niats mebr gu Iaseh babe
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Ser 81. Stm5l
8erfoIst bic SituatipH
in RuBlaRo NIT auBers
orbentlibem Snters
pfTa

Rpm, A. Deg. Der &nrbinaI 9lss
parri, Der pGpfli9e Staatsistrstdr,
iteate nm wlittipO3 in 4brebe, baB
9opit Gsnsoitt an Den prGIibenten
2ailIoa, ben StaatsIetretdr 2aniing
ooer an irgsno cine Regierls1g cine
Communication gsIanbi babe, in peIz
der auseiuanbergeisbt purbe, DAB in
Re5ua auf bic IeBte Grieoensuote oes
9atitans milOsrnbe n1nitGnos eriItis
rem.
Der 81. Stubl 1T jebpd sifrig nit
Der Situation in RubianD beihdftigt,
Iagte Der aarbtnaI, unb eebsntt cine
Srtlarung besiigli4 Der neuIi6 bers
rffentlidten ruiiiT4en biplpmnttI4en
9otuuients 3u erlafen. ioboIb Der ses
raue Sert oerIel6en oorliesen piro.
8arbinnI 9asparrt Iagte, oab Der
@atiton bic @erGuberneen in Der RE
eieruRg BON Rublanp iorsli6 pers
frlgs 9urd bi, qusfGeibung Der tais
serlifen 9artei babe Der bl. Stubl
fteie SanD betommen, iid nit ben r0s
milo en &atbpliteH in Rublanb birett
in @erbinbune gu isssn. Sriiber mu5.
ten armmunitatiOnsn fir einen gi.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06
Satier &arl bpn Cefter.
rei9sllngarn erfldrt,
Sab bic 9pPpeIs sgaonarfte ieoer5sit
berett Tst,
giasH s9rsubaften GrtsbeH gu ffliss
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@iner GepeIte 5ufoIse, pelcbe aus
gBIen pier eintrnf, iagte EarIer &art
opn Sei:srrei9s sllnsarn III einer 4ns
fpra9e an cine 0ltsrreidift=beutI4e
Delegation, bnB bic Oofpelmonard,ie
isesr 3eit tereit iei, einsu 5rieOeu 81
idliebeu, nelter bic sSntegritdt Der
DtOnar3ic gnrautire. &r fiiets aoer
tin3u, Dab isin 2anO fortfabren pers
be All tdmpfsn, big Oeifsn Geinbe t9re
40it4t, DeIierrei4 gu scritlteIn, Dis
ferrufsn.
.Eie rubmrei9sn grfolee unfersr
fieareiaen 21rmeen un0 ter OaJemut9
unister 5lotle", ingte &aiIer 4arl,
rerfiiGer uHs nit patrtotil4em Stol5e.
Rad Der qlOrrsiaen @ertbetDigung
unisrer qrIt'Onen Iiro mir iest, seras
be lpie Frlhsr, bereit, 81 trgeno elmer
g3fit sinsn e9renbaften Grieben 81
ieDIeBeu, relter bic @Ititena uno Die
sSntegritat btr MOnar9ie garantirt.
.Geleitst npn oieIem 9eoanteu,
ha6en mir bic ebelmiittige SnteroeHs
tion Des gapItes nit freuOiger Sc
nugtbrung begriiBt uuo perben teine
@e!egenbeit OerIGumen, ben toitipteIts
gen &amPf NIT IsiHeu srOBen Opiern,
Die IT fOrOerte unD nod INNER fors
bert, 70 bulb als m0elic3 5u gnbe 3u
tringeH.
rQ5rn bieien G6iidter beiesIt, Bat
unIere aegierung iib bereit ertIdrt,
Die Qufforoeruns Der ruiIii6eH Rez
gieruus, in unterbauoIungen fiir els
nen aagemeinen 6riebsn sin5utreteH,
gu at5eptireR. M0ge Der Segen Oes
2tlmldtiger nlf bteism GrieOeuspert
raber unb ben 90ltera Guropas sur
9tri0gnuns uuD geSenieitisem 8ers
trauen belfen'
Dos 10 iaper beimseIu9te ruHis
I8e 9oIt, bas erfts urierer Jeinos,
tas bereit lit, uuf uuIeren Grieosnss
eppsq sin5uqs9en. mag il6 perIthert
bolten, D1B es unler ernltlinerWunlb
IL, unIere friiberen freuuoi9aftIiheu
@esieeungsH gu i9m pieoer duf8us
rebmen.
,4nDererieits miifen mir ss als
Mere bsiIige gfli4t fetrabten, oas
S6pert, bas beute> unb raubgierig:
Ra46arn uns in bic 6ano georiidt,
Ridt rieberauIesen, biz uniere 5eiHoe
TIRE pobuIinriaen 3eritiideIungss uno
llntertriidungspIGne lpiberrufen.
ygBir tpsrben Serr N uniertm eisss
nen SGuTe bleiben. unIers Quinn5 nit
bem beutI6en SoiIerretb purbe our4
unTer Iisgrei6es 8orbriugen i'm Siibs
peIten md6tig geitGrtt. Mit bem buls
cariTten 9plte iinS mir bur4 bic
hrrsli6iten unb 6riiberLidfen 9e3ies
hungsn perbuubeu, uno i3 erparte
fir 6os nit uns aqiirte Gttomaniiae
&aiIerrsi6 5uperIidtlicb eiue peripoe
neuer qroIperitdt unb unsebinoerter
gnttpitelung."