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The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31
THE CHARTER CONVENTION

r the proposed change city
management which is before the people for next
Tuesday this respect well that the
Tuesday for the adopting rejecting charter
the manager form of government
We doubt the people sufficiently advised at this time to
enable them to vote negent upon this subject If it is decided
to call charter convention there will be plenty of time before the
convention called enable the people themselves the
subject and decide whether they commission plan
manager plan simply charter
proposed by Tuesday select
one citizens who shall compose the charter
shall charter submit to the people for their
ratification the people themselves favorable to said
charter convention.
twentyo receiving highest number of from
the forty three appearing the ballot will constitute the
them citizens present their
concerning the needs of the city in this particular may be
that this committee of citizens will not change the
things except recommend charter whereby the
brought under the charter law which applies
o municipalities
form form Of government and
whatever that recommends must be submit
people their approval rejection There
final the whole with the people
If convention section of the charter
people endorse privilege and likewise
their duty that section sections fail to
their approval Thus the matter entirely with the people
If committee convention selected next Tuesday the Post
has idea than have what that committee will recommend
But the matter will be fully discussed and the people will be given
ample time satisfy themselves the matter and decide whether
they for against the various sections 1t Is mposs
BILE for of this time whether would approve
oppose without knowing somewhat of the provisions of that
charter.
may be that charter convention of citizens suggest
things which would highly beneficial to city and
which when presented people will appeal to their better judg
Why not the matter trial? Why not allow charter
convention submit people charter under
which they believe would prospect If such charter does
the of the the city they will defeat it. That
kower absolutely with the but submit that it
believe be drafted which will
the city much better than the in operation
should have the and submit such chare
through this charter convention
If the people do of the findings of the convention
they it their reject all portion Of such
and the will dropped right there But if this
tion submit people charter that better than the old
ordinances working the be
that the the better why should they
have the opportunity of adopting said charter
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31
TAKING THEIR MEASURE
WE that temperance people have last found
w who their enemies and that IL

WE that people have last found out who
w their real friends and who their and that they
will accordingly There nothing like knowing
who areth ends and their friends
fall the Republicans nominated their candidate for
whose absolutely
there could be possible question The Democrats
named their candidate Mr. Gter good who known
be mildly temperate the Wilson He Kept Us of War;
which swept the country Mr. Guner elected
legislature temper
supported by Heherngon few other Democrats
the majority members of that against it. But the bill
lost and enacted into law BECAUSE GOVERNOR
GUNTER ADVOCATED THE PASSAGE OF THIS WET BILL
That the plain truth and mentioned here because think
well that the people should who their
friends and who their enemies 1t well take their
HOSE who have clean record and have nothing hide
up frightened by investigation They Of
Tended ordinary precautions that be taken by careful officials
We criticism directed the Rio Grande rail
road careful which they guarded their
bridges the time they moving federal the
So concerned don't how carefully they guard
their They exercise all the precautions they please
and not offended the least It only increases admira
ton for the Saey First policy they have fit to adopt
AVE given much thought the fact that while many other
cities and towns this have suffered epdemics Of
s scarlet fever and other dangerous diseases Glenwood has been
remarkably free from anything Of the sort Someone made
Lade where epidemic measles has caused much trouble this
The result light in Genwoo and
How is that for health resort recordf
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

G ONE people think the
~ plish much in the erreing Violations
the people who make that claim neglect whether
their full duty the of furnishing said jury with evidence which
woed enable body against
not indicted the final So fa have able
en do not hesitate at judgment District
Delaney and the members " the grand jury did their full duty
lin the of Investigating socald inactions of the The
of high character and who ctuaed by
desire to do their full duty and that they wanted be
cf the service the
manufacture evidence Their duty carefully and mparay
Investigate the evidence presented them and make
that evidence Don't blame the district attorney the grand
Jury there fewer indictments than expected but rather
blame yourself knew of ncons of the law and failed
refused to communicate knowledge the
evidence indictments and to convict people
land this it should be- If had information of which
failed refused to the grand You
and not that body subject But much good will result
from the grand work the effects of their investigation
be felt for long time We grand
least two and then would begin
suits from their abors
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

IT IS by small thing municipality to the sat
acon of the Too often the ordinary citizen knows
hut little nothing of what being done in his behalf by the city
If he idea of the work msudges the
authorities false report that have reached
him he work injustice faithful and conscientious
official Let's be guided Tuesday by justice and in
casting ballots
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

talking and the probable shortage
w products result of the
which will probably be forced has occurred to US
many which might and should save7 Do
fully realize been for cutivatng habits m
times like these ought to
modify discard eney9 Sometimes aer ourselves that
and do not know the OF the
There wherein might
entirely overlooked We exravagan dress and
it. We tastes and yet
do realize that this the truth Some of the things which we
look necessities ought to
regard this time when than
proaby that approaching period of international conflict
I'VE much inclined a ourselves with the thought that
really the meaning of
he word If have little brush with the demon
good where waste and
dlSpate.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

vxIEN it ewardng faithful conscientious employees
w people do better than to re aldermen from
the second ward both Paul Oeng and Sam Douga the
ncumbents who have rendered such their
ship Give them good vote and thus show that appreciate
their loyal and faithful service.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

NORTH Genwood ward has named candidates for aldermen
the Independent ticket especially worthy of
support They two Of young business with excellent
regulations and will make mistake casting your ballot
f. Everett Jr j. H. er representatives of north
ward in the city legislature
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

UST to let know how feel about don't mind saying
that believe people ought to vote in the commission
form of Tuesday but if the people have
another of the matter should their opinions
They will be opportunity themselves this mat
and their be of just how they feel
the subject Doubtless will against the plan be-
they do not understand it, whereas they familiar with
the plan they would be glad it. We believe the
tcm it adopted will spell efficiency and this
what greatly needed and this do
reflections the former city officials Under the
arrangement all the city officials busy with their affairs
absolutely right should They
of their time for the public good than they receive for It
that of them would could give
much attention the of the cys business though his
whole time given the ciys needs There than
the city board who he could devote his whole
time to the city, interests could taxpayers deal of
each and thus than his salary That the
principle of the manager plan of city government.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

JST think of it, Jack actually secured Job ana
has gone to work What, Jack Lawson work? 1t Is
press dispatches give 1t as the truth lhose
only dsurber and trouble maker
and the Associated Press t COLI
usually reliable dispenser Of news tells us Tor 1act
that this Garfield county late trouble maker IN
this time under sentence for muroer III
strike southern Colorado few years
actually secured work coal miner and instead OF 10
mentng trouble ntmdatng and bringing about strikes
until recently he has taken up the
Joined of underground aborer position not
deal honorable than that which ne
followed for the several The story goes that JACK
lis head officers of the United Mine
having them and the fat salary which
with he has back the ground let us hope with the
resolve make honest living Congratulations Jack s never
late mend.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

nOWN at Grand Junction they are discussing tne aoFy
organizing "Swa the Knockers club which he oehne ~
as swatting flies In PROOF Oh ts
came IN WIN Ills iaiy
from Oklahoma desiring to locate In q more heaithin
han the thew had looked the Grand valley ana
appeared pleased with the outlook Whe
or new home something them to dampen
their learned that they were apou W
oovo tho v.o 70 ~ location elsewhere Inquiry revealed the
they many knockers since coming INTO e e
hat they had discouraged and although they had eght tno
sand dollars to invest they hetaed to invest IN
where thev found such spirit doyalty evil
section No matter where tese people
NAV travel they always discomfort and some knockers
would but there altogether TOO
many uch neon in the Grand valley There such IN
Springs although they are e" mere
need local pride and loyalty
knockers if to aVorap atact 'e
people from outside points.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

OTER will make mistake next Tuesday in casting their bal
lots for John Mccoy of the business
of the city Mr. Mccoy has advanced ideas along
and elected he depended
best interests of all the people We make placing
John Mccoy the city council
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

HN the polls ballot next Tuesday don
forget Mrs Ida Bryant who candidate for city treasurer
On the lnepsndsnt ticket Bryant has friends in Glen
wood who will be glad support her for this important Office
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

LENWOOD has had excellent in Ollie Thorson during
" the years. Thoon has been tested and
weighed the balance through experience such other
OF Genwoo has had meet Yes he has been weighed in the
balance and he has been found wanting But Phil Krwan has
all the qualifications good when the people
Tuesday elect him that position feel they will do
they Will have to regret their choice Mr. Krwan is
cay qualified by four alderman and by
having served important committees and
em The election of and the Independent aldermen
means another successful reign for Glenwood Springs
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

WE congratulate the legislature its notable achievement In
w Sc days of hard labor passed the making
school board instead of five
Guner has signed and it the law of
said the Legislature oafng the jobi-Boulde Tribune
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

MOTHER election will and before another issue Of
the Post printed the people by their ballots will have spoken
and stated their preference for municipal officers There only
parties official ballot and both parties have
nominated good the business Of the individual
voter to make his selection and this should be done with great
and with view to selecting the best material for the places
be ed This the duty Of each voter and that task should be
conscentousy performed We shall be satisfied with whatever
lection you shall make at the polls next Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

Vou will be given opportunity next Tuesday to say by
ballot whether you do do not favor the charter
form of for Springs Also will be
the privilege selecting list of forthree twenty
one of citizens whom you willing trust frame charter
for the city 1t is the duty every citizen vote this question
accordance with his judgment Do this Tuesday
or else forever hold your peace
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

THE Colorado legislature permits Hamilton and
of the Legislative halls licensed lobbyist calling
members ssunks' they permit him continue
public will justified thinking he is an authority on odor-
Boulder Tribune
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
PRESIDENT ADMITS
REVOLT IN 1AMAGlE Y'
iRy Associated Press.r

~ SHSOtlateG Press
HAVANA, February lt.-Prcsidcnt
Menocal is reliably quoted as admitting
hat troops arc III evol, in Camasucy
province. The Insurgents VIII he at
tackled by a heavy force under Colonies
Figucroa and .Azzo.
The small group Of cbcls III orlcnie
province claShrd with loyal troopers
yesterday afternoon. The rebels lost
seven killed and several wounded.
Five or six minor encounters between
rurals and rebels have also been re-
ported from various points. FL Mundo
quotes President Mcnocal as saying
that the yacht Julio. owned by former
President Gomez. has hccn captured
near Casilda in Santa Clara province
ny the captain OF the port.
y reelection hcld III ono precinct OF
cIinanaSa qua. Santa Clara province.
10 decide tho mayoralty Of 'icnfucSos
was won hy tho conservatives. There
WAS no disorder at this election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
Try Magnesia
For Your
Stomach Trouble

some people instinctivciy shut Ih'ir
eyes 7" danger. ami il MAY hc tEat
Instinct. 81 custom 81 habit causes
dysi,epti,> to take drugs. pat.ni food
and mcdicincs. artliicia! di9cStaut-.
etc.
i;ut CLOSING the eyes does mo-; hanish
the danger. aud II IS certain that
neither drugs nor medicines possess
I'll" bower TO destroy the harmful cN-
cessiNc ACID IN the stomach. which =
tho underlying cause Of most foruls "f
indigoStioa n:'d dyspepsia, They may
CIV temporary relief. hut ever in
crcaSins quantities must hc taken
and all tho time tn" acid remains in
tn. as dangerous AZ over.
Physicians know this. and that j.
why their advice 50 often IL sufferers
from digestive and stomach troiii. IS
Just get about AN ouic. II rur.
hisurntch maSneSia from Your druggists;
ana take 4 ~t"aSpoonful IN - Etflr
water immediately after every meal
TINS VIII instantly ncntraliZe All IN.
acid in the stomach ana ~,on
all food fermentation. thus enabling
you I" enjoy hearty meals without .<-
r~cri"ncin. tn" least pain az uurl,aS-
aftcrward.-Adt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

oucrtcriy meeting Hichnund ~
s0riation Of Credit Ncn, Husinrs.
Mems Club. R:aO 0.cI0ck.
Hoard Of directors. Chan,bcr OF
commerce.. I. O'Clock.
Lecture by Ur>. Frank Trntt ~
lnIthrinn Church. "iluddha and Ills
ItrligIOn." y o'clock.
Lecture before I:uunI Suffrage
League by Lewis M%achen. Tho In
nuehrc OF WOnrn an I.~eHislntiOn."
SuhrnEc headquarters. t;:tO O-cIOck.
s0nnril Ordinance Committee, cit.
Hail.. y o'clock.
tOnnciI %I'innncc committee. o.
~ruti,r budget session. Git. nan. y
O'ci0rk.
LSric-pOpulnr vaudeville: matt
ice. !; light. $50 md %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
ENTRANCE no SANTIAGO
HARBOR IS MINED

~ A+s""into,i T'fcsE.
SANTIAGO. ctE.A. February li.-Ev
order OF the military commander Of
Santiago. the entrance Of tic harbor
has been mined. All ships entering
this port arc requested to take on a
pilot as soon as they reach Cuban
waters. This order, il is explained. has
been issued for tho purpose Of protcc-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
RRITISH SUSPECT GERMAN
AGENTS At WORK. ~ a. ia

LONDON. February i4.-I:ritish Of
iicials arc greatly interested In The
Jews OF tho revolutionary outbreak in
Cuba. where. they assert. they have
reason to suspect German agents have
been at work for a long time. Only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
GUARANTEES LIVES
AND PROPERTY or A.

SANTIAGO. CUEA. February "a
The military governor Of Santiago.
Major l.orct dc Mola. made the fol-
lowing statement Tonight with refer
oncc to tho revolutionary movements:
The forces in arms arc against the
rul" of President Mcnocal. who. fail
ing to respect The Constitution of Cuba.
Is utilizing tho ;srmy for tho purpose
"i obtaining his election. The duty or
the army is to maintain order and up-
hold IN" Constitution. not to elect ono
party or another. The army is neither
Liberal MOI Conservative
Tho Governor declared that he aid
not wish bloodshcd. and guaranteed tho
lives and property Of all. regardless of
their political amliation.
Complete order is being maintained
IN Santiago. and business continues as
Usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
SECOND WARNING
TO CUBAN PEOPLE

.Gontinned From First r'age.)
reelection ~ santa Clara arc pro
ooedins peacefully.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
WILSON and MARSHALL
ARE DECLARED ELECTED
:" '''chhh Joint Session, Senate and
House Canvass Electoral
Vote of States.
DEMOCRATS HAVE pr VOTES
hughes and Fairbanks Found to
ha'c Iot-PrOcccdingS Are Car
r'ed Out With Duo and Solemn
ceremony I'm House Chamber.
N.sorla,cn g..

- U I'-~s
\SHINGToN. February Ii.-i'r"si-
cent wilson was formally and officially
"e'larcd reelected to-day when Con
Ircss, ~ joint session. ns provided by
w ' constitution, ~canNasS"I tho cleo
'"ral rot" of tho States.
- presented and certified. tn" Of
METAL returns rivc Wilson ana Marshall
80 electoral votes; Hughes and Fair
banks. "5t.
-" ~canNasS'n2 81 tho vote. as al
ways. Was conducted with much ccrc-
'h'hH. The SENATE took n recess. and.
preceded by tw" page boys bcar!n.
-" Official rcturns. marched over l..
IN" flousc chamhcr. where vi.c-prosi-
"cht Marshall presided. si'tin. beside
speaker CLARK.
senator Salisbury announced that. in
"~Dtdioncc 70 IN" Constitution aud laws.
'n' senate ana House were ~ iDtn,
session for asccrtaininc and counting
~" electoral votes in til. election fni
PRESIDENT and Nicc-ProSIIcu, 81 IN.
nitcd States. ~. ,lcn called upon
'ci!ef" previously selected /" com" for
ward. ana Senators Kern. ~ Indiana
aud tlapp. OF Minnesota: ana Eeprc-
-"n'atives fucker. ~ Missouri. ana
Mtpos. of Michigan took their places
It the clerks table.
VOTE ~ MOI >li:D
STATE HN STtTI:
Wh"n tho |icilcr- were senator
salisbury cautioned tho Congress and
spectators against "applause 81 man
fohtatIcn or rp,ova or dtsapproyHl
hurlnS amy stag" 81 tn. p~rouc.din-S
stating that j; va. not deemed proper
n"t IN accord viii the 'decoiQm which
should mari 50 important and solemn
an occasion ~. ii. ,IuIt ..,,.,t.I -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
The Weather
Furnished by 4. :. Weather bureau.

l'Orrcast: Virginia
-itRin in south. rnin
or SNOW In north
pUrtiGn r. h N Il y.
warmer la southeast
- OrtiO n: Friday.
probably fair nnd
colder.
North tar0Iina-
rain Thursduy; Fri
day tair and colder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

~ examination ~ ii, utt,jsh mun"ri-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
Garncwski fa0t icinen
EanNslcMtcm Icbcmcb[!
Erma6nt ife, bas 2nnb, 6as linen
5ar 5ueiten SeimOt ssiuprSeu,
81 6dDten.

Sem yorf, 5. @lai. gor Tel.
licr acitrigen gl6reiie noA europa
bat Wraf Sarnopsti, Der 6Iterrei.
6iifsuugariide @otidofter in @al6.
iagtpn, Der ober ME offisieq ols
ioIfer nnerfaunt lporoen III, an Iet.
nc bier ieBboften 2anosleute our6
ben ytedtsbeiItan0 0es bieii1en otter
reidildtungariiden aoniulots, Mor.
Ills 9ufor, %folgenben abi6ie6sgruB
ilbermitteIn lalien:
o8lbrenO mcines frr5en bieiigen
Aufentbalts mar es mir ni6t Der.
gonnt. nit meinen 2~anosleliteu nG.
Der III 8eriibrung 5r fontntett, i'd
peiB aber aus Grfabrung, Dab lic
niihtern, fleibig urt0 geiebGiebeuo
iino.
SD nebme mir Die feIte lle6er5eu.
eng NIT, OoB nieiue 2onosleltte
mad ipie Dor oos 2otlo ndtet uno
ebren mer6en, oeiien @aitfreunoidnft
Iie genieBen un0 moiel6it iie ibren
Se6ensunterbaIt beroienen; iie Ders
ben ben 2anoe8geiebeu in neitge.
benoitem Sinne GoIge Ieiiteu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
Die GinbcrMfmno Scr
critcn 100000 1ltann!
gSie bielc GolOntem irSer Gtaot al
itclsn bat; &lauc fir SilfSs
trnppsn Der Iaiieffru,

@aI6ington, s. @loi. Inter
Der ein6eruhing bon 100000 @tann
sur erIten glrntee Sltrt ariege nit
9altidl1no miro Seem Dort Die
gr0Bte 9ln5abl iteIen 1886, uno
Rebaba Die eeringite 500. 9ies lit
bonn ariegsoepartement beidlolien
tuorOeu, bas feline NloiAinerie sur
gu~sfiibrung Ser Ginberufung tur5
no9Oen Die @orlage 0nfir oteie
ISOLDE @eirsesfraft erBolten miro,
berboaitdttoigt bot. General grom,
Der, nelder Die N%egiitrierltttg leitet,
idGbte bGiite ote erlongbare @n5ab(
bon 9etteu inter Der erIten gtegis
ftrierlng ouf 81, 10000 900.
-g[uBer ben @nteilen Der ein3elrett
Staoten utuB ieoer Sfaat 2eute ge.
mug i~telleu, I'm Die Hationalgor0e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
0mpres s6eater.

Ser rei8en0e @inafter DIbe Wfos
bic @irl@ nit Settle Mofer uno nein
Mttipielern bil0et In Der eriten
Sdlfte Der n1tIten ISOLDE Sic Snupt.
attraftion. 2fu6 S3ett, cine Der be.
fanntelten Observation-Disclosures Der
@~eaenfDdrt beroient ern19nt 3lteiDers
oen. 6lopO, Dad uub Mo6ele ittb
Elm bor5iglides @eioHgs. ltno Gang.
trio rno Seipett unb 9en0leton 30.
ben ols &Gn3er be0elttenOen gtuf.
9osa fornnlen nod bos f~infaftige
Drama .gbe 500 Of little GbiIorat4
nit Qlmo &anlon uno Die leBte &C.
rie Der ariess6il0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
IN Sen Gbeatcrit.
I'm Grp6ennl.

Nur nod sipei gsohen ma9rt Die
oiesi16rige Soiion, uno besbolb ite-
ben nd9ite @ode 8pet S~d1ptnurt.
mern alf Dem BroGramr1. 8ie erlte
lit CLAUDE @iaingfpoter. Der befanu.
tie 6ramotiide 8oritaller NIT elmer
Dor8l0li6en @eielidoft, 8u ser Die
Sfauipielerin Suite @erne gebort,
in einem io%genonnten r4unc @lag.
let"
gQ8 8peite 2(ttraftion lit gtellie
Q. 4t6ols, Die ~bielieitige @eiaugs.
ioubrette 51t eripdbuen, Oeren 9ias
leftit beionbers berborragen0 lit.
90 Flanagan itno gaeelD gODoros
proop3ieren Die bnmoriitii6e mulifa-
lii6e Sfi83e gSff on0 On. Sic
iiio famoie @eiongsOuettiiten.
Die Miiiies Campbell iinb CUTE
GEanionetten, sic gum Sell lire
lel6tberfaBten 2ieoer bortragen.
Sarrp uno anna Sepmore gelten
ais bor8ilglid)e 6dnger uno Gafl-
ger, uuo ooSielbe IdBt iid Lon Sar.
RI lambert rno 9nne 6reoerids
iaaen.
Die 9tetter Brothers fiibren NIT
8fedlt Sen 0dmen Die gG0nige Der
@pnnaItifer". SIRE Summer lit
ein8ig OaItebeno.
Die 0rpbeum GeiiebiGber ilibren
Sic 3ttitalter nod Si5ilien nno
Earis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
Wnkcl Sam riid.t
nit inc1r GclS Icraus!
GnglanS er6alt bente iucitere $780,
100000, SranfreidJ luirO $780,.
100000 er6alten.

@aIbington 5. 9iai. ~ 3ie Sic.
gierl ntodte belte beforut, oaB
Jronfreih 110 england Gin meite.
res 9arleben i'm @eiarntbetrog bon
$t25,000,000 erbalten neroeu. Ser
Bump" an england lit Beute BE-
reits ab1el6loiien moroen; 6ronf-
reid miro feline bun0ert @1iaionen
binnen Der ndditen poar GSga er-
balten. Cont bobeu bic Ser.
Gtoaten Den aqiierten Bis iebt Die
6untne bon $425, 100000 eelieben;
England bat bcreits borber $780,
100000 uno Stalien 500, 000,0 900
erDalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
Aroentinicm NIT
6enn0tiiling sMfrieSen

@nenos 9[ireg, 5. M1ai. Snoem
0ie orgentinii6en 8eitungeu 0te
oeuti6e gtote beipreben, In Der Dem
8e6ouern iiber bic 8~erientung oes
orgentiniiden SGiffes ag}onte @ro.
tegioo" altsorlit gegeben 1tn0 Gr.
ioeleiititng beripro6en miro, erfld.
ren iic, 6aB Die 20iung bieier SIN.
.geIegenbeit als elm &riumpb Ser ar.
gmtiMiden Regierltng betradtet
peroen muB.
4ie 6ffentlide Waeinitng ideipt
~allgenteiit NIT Dem bon 9eutidlato
9emohten &ner6ieten 8ufrie0en a1
iein.