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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. County Of Hoit--.s.
In the Circuit Court. February Term. 1918.
Charles wuelner. Plaintiff.
The unknown con.ort, heirs, devisees, donees.
allences and immediate. mcsne or rcmo,e,
voluntary or involuntary grantees OF Rob
ert Allen. deceased Eddie q. Norveli, 10
living. and the unknown eonsort, heirs,
devisees. donccs, aiiences and immediate.
nesne or remote. voluntary or involuntary
grantees of Eddie q. Norveli, decenscd, II
he is dead. Defendants.
The State Of Missouri TO the above named
or described Defendants. srcctinssi
You are hereby notified that an action has
been commenced against you In the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Holt In the State Of
Missouri, affecting the title 10 the following
County. Missouri. to-witi
The north half Of the northwest quarter.
ana the west ten uo) arrss Of the north
cn 2, q; ~ e aS::s Of
1907. Of range thIrty-ssvsn ts7).
SAID Rsti.icn slle5es. amcns other thinss.
thss psalntin verify believes that there
interested, In ssid real estate. whose names
he cannot Insert herein berause they are un-
known TO himi that the .eIaims Of such IN
Tss, TSssr s.s an s'ss:d r.: ,,. = i1,e ;,s ~.
simple title 70 the west half Of the northeast
quarter Of sertion twenty one tfiJ. In town.
ship s!s,y tsc),. Of ranre thirty.seyen ts1),
STATE. gorsrnmens dated May !. 1852. and Of
1911 ln s.ok ~ page iIt OF the real
the said patent is the last transfer Of said
claim or title TO said rcs! estate that ssid
hooert Ausn 's dead, and certain unknown
claim 10 said real estate as consort. bsirs or
ueNisees, oonees. aiienees and immediate.
ne'ns or remote voluntary or Involuntary
sran'ses o ad hooer Allen. eeeeased that
simple title TO the north half Of the norhwes,
quarter Of said scc,ion twenty-one taij. IN
iownshlp s.V tsoD, OF range thlrtg-ssven
.Jl, " sn,d county ny warranty deed from
,ohn nnrris and VIE and Jonathan 7. Hsr:
snu MIC. ii,... osteu hpri! 2p. 1901. OF rerord
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
m w. Hurst. pIaintiy.

vs..
John Rains and Louisa Rains. his wife. N
living. and the unk nown eonsort, heirs, -
visees. donees. alienees and Immediate.
mesne or remote. voluntary or involuntary
grantee. oi the sald John Rains, " he Ls
deceased Herald NJ. Phipps and Urhcila 3.
Phipps. his wife. " living, and the unknowD
conort. heirs. deviace,. donces. aiienecs an
Immediate. mesne or remote. voluntary or
involuntary grantees Of said Herald n.
Phippa. " he IL deceased. Defendants.
In the Circuit Cour. n Holt County, Missouri,
February Term. 1918
The state of Missouri 10 the above named
or described Defendants. erectingsi
You are hereby notified that an action hss
Coar, q The County % of Hois Gt IN n the s,s.s q
Missouri. affecting tho title 10 the following
described land and tenements situate In Hci1
'" Io,. three % as. iGm" ioss 10 and n,. 90. os
section fourteen uD. In township SIXTY (soD,
Of range thirty-seyen ts7). except that parS
lying south Of the public rosd. containing
seribcd as follows; Commencing eighty (sSD
links east OF the quarter seetion corner bes
tween sections iourtesn Ual and twenty.
north twenty-five ias) degrees east one and
sixty one-hundre.iths $50 chains. thence
north seventy t7o) degrees east seven ~
ssssn and 'nns Ninety SVos scs chain. sns
TO the right bank Of the Nodaway rivsr.
thence down the riaht bank Of aald river y
the south line OF .ec'ion ioortesn uO. thence
said re,i,,on ALLEGES, among other thinss
that plaintiff verify believes that there
are person. interested. or who claim 70 b
he cannot insert herein because they are un-
known To him that the claims Of such un-
known Ccrsons are as followsi
That John Rains was vested with the fee
simple title to said real estate by a patent
from the United States government, dated Oc.
tobcr TO- i.5,. of record in the real estate
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18

St Joseph, Mo.
My Dear Sentinel: ] have been ab-
sent from Holt county for nearly 20
years and some Of the road has been
pretty rough, but am glad TO advise
you that I am still In good health and
on the pay roll. For eight years was
with tho st. Joseph Water Co., and
then sorrow came, 70 I left the water
company and went 10 work for the
Richardson d. G. Co, O. their en.
gineer, and was with the company for
over 8 yeays. On the l7th Of last No
vember ] resigned the position at the
dry goods company and accepted Q no.
sitten with the st. Joseph board Of Cd.
ueation - engineer at the new North
St Joseph High School. and Il q sur
. nice place and splendid equipment,
Tho board tried several enGineers ~
the plant, but they did not seem %
understand heating plants, but I car
RED the building through with khs
weather IS der. below zero and had
sasinser: Say. don't you hate thia
war; Ny Oldest boy, Albert, 70 at
Camp .Doniphan, Okla, with the Mis-.
s0uri Field Hospital Corps from thia
city, No. 1877, S6th division, We ex-
psct him 70 20 TO France soon. Why
do they take our boys and not take US
We are always glad 10 receive tn
Sentinel. am respectfuily yours,
JOHN w. POLLEY.
SOIL st. Joe Avenue
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18
Couer d'Alene, I,

OOuor 0'Alene, I0oh0.
I will take the peasure Of telling
you Of our visit down In the southern
part Of Idaho, In the month Of Octob-
or. We went 10 visit our dausher,
Jennie, and had . good time visiting
friends and relatives. We were IN
Boise three days, and the rest Of the
time we spent with our daughter.
helped my son-in-law make hay and
dig potatoes. He had out one acre
and Q half Of potatoes, and dug 1000
bushels out Of the patch. They cut
three crops Of hay. This is the eoun.
try to live In. II is about IL miles
southeast Of Caldwell, and about the
same distance from Parma. Mrs. Jno.
Price and family live there. had .
good visit with them. Raymond Pr1cs
q running the Golden Rule store st
Parma. I am working In big furni-
ture store here In Couer d'Alene. The
times are pretty good here, considering
everything. I wsh the people Of thu
Gentlnel and my Holt county friends
Asalh and prosperity. n. p. NILES,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18
ORDER Op PUBLICATION.

,l..I.. ~ rhiia... rx..,,,o, Of ,h. ,.iii ,f
"har~ man, "~esse"' ''A'h'"'
n. H. -. .u.w A. III. p...,
"sN Ham ""n mrs lam, w" ,'@ssa 49, mn
HARDIN and William Harden; her husband !
allsns.. and n,n imm,sd,.'s. sn, mesh. or remote s
M""'' deceased The ankno%n hslp., dsyi.
Sees donees' "''snses, M" 'mmed,s,s. ms.ns
grantees Of T,ida winklsr. d~sss.s~t; ~ shsr. s.,r
Y living. and tho sn1nown s'n;cr,. IsiI.'
asy,.ses, aomss,. % snsmo,s ,,o,s, Anr ,mnnIsn.ss.
ms,ns or eTos n vo1n.nS M SI 'nS',s@,s \" %.ssu..
d. and Ii. ni"qwn heir. d.yi:.'.. q.
note. % yolan'sry or ,nyo'SSn,SST nsS.aST sra"'''s OF
n"lls Ham. Ham. ass..'.a; c. :. u,. Ds.'%s.n.s %. u,
February Term. 1918.
tn. stat. Of Missouri. TO Ii. .aey. named or
You ~. h.c.s, no,,a.a that an &c ss,'es %I,., h.:
eeen commences nsa'ns ~ IN us Sru,s
Court q ,hs County OF Mo't In the ,ssa, STATE OF
sS as.srss.a I I"sS. and a. ,sa:m.n,. @ ~ situated i
The North nrssn tls, acre: Of th: ws..
half o. the ION NornTss. rw1h,o fSSs OF e". s"a
(si) Of Range Airty.ssven (aD. A.,
said psti,ion ALLEGES. among other th'nss
that plaintiff verify bs'levss thsre are per
an In .i':S .s ss .. 81 's @so:. % name:
insert therein escau.s thsy arr un.nown z
him that the claims o. such unnnown psrson'
;,h a. toS~' IT,, ,i sae1e s,. re" so E ss
as.srIbsd ,sal estate y T..rss., s - .Dn a,D.
County. Missouri that the ssia Jsoob, Hsn
died vested WIN tno utte 70 thS snio TO
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18

y. j. Nnumhn and J.. ]. Mitchell. fia'n,ihs.
sarah A. Cooper aud -=-=-- Cooper.
her husband. " lIying. and the uni NOV n
consott, heirs doyisoo-, don.vu. allenes-.
or on Involuntary sran,so. % - Of sarah g. Coop.
er II she II deceased Albert Anseiment
and - - An-eimcn,. his wife, "
living and the uni nav tunsort. heirs. devi.
secs donccs, Hilehccs. and immediate. mcane
or pinois. voluntary or involuntary gran
tee, Of Ale'r Anrelneh'' " :. e dSses.sa ,. .ts
dv,itcc-. doncc., Hlicncc-, and Immediate,
m.Sno or rcrioic. voluntary or Involuntary
sran's.- ~ J. NJ. Kyle. " he is decreased.
Defendants
In The Clrcui, cour, ~ Hol, County. Missouri.
February Term. ipis.
The State of Missouri. to III. alo,. named or
described defendants. Gre-tinxsi
You are hereby noiiacd ,hn, m action has
been commenced against you In tho Circuit
Court of tho County ~ Holt In the state OF
Missouri; eIss,ins The title 10 the . io,loSlna ,s
iloit County, Missouri. to-~ty,
Tho kA., hall of the Northwest fourth Of
tho Northeast quarter OF Section thirty y.fsur
,aD. " Township -is',.'hre" 'es'' OF Range
saa i~iii,on ALLEGES, among other things.
thn, plaintiffs verify believe that there arv
csisd In raid real estate whose names they
anno, in.sr, shcrcin because they are un.
known To them that tho claims Of such un.
"oss c"o-s s.r'"". %.. ' s... %s IL. i.s .%ss %
fourth of The Northwest fourth of the North.
east as.r%sr % e .a,a ;s,en s 'sirs,1S,, ds. by s0s
wife. dated March 10. is12. and %. fccor'i
In Book 20, al page nase tsg Of The real r.al
| -s's,. records of Mol, County. Missouri that
II said clnim or title To said real estate that
| PLAINTIFF have no knowledge or Information
as To whether said Sarah a. Cooper is living
or dead. that y she 10 dead. certain nknon u
| persons. defendants herein. derive or claim 10
derive n title and claim To sad rvai estate -
| tho eonsort, heirr. deylrccr. donses. aiiehecs
and %%s' s. or e.s sss s.ass
Cooper. deceas-di that Albert Anssimsnt anil
J. n. Kyle were vested With tho fee simple
s 70 =. Sw. SoS,s nsf foa,,, 81 n ,ss ss Msss
y warranty de-d from Reuben =. tiorman and
wife. dated January u. isss, Of record Ia
records Of said county, that said warranty
deed Ia the last transfer OF said claim OF
little 10 said real estate that plAlntin. have
said Albert Ansslment and J. ~. Kyle. o,
either Of them. are living or dead that u
they. or either Of them, arc dead, certain un'
cisim 70 derive . title and eiaIm 70 aid real
i eatats a. the conssr, hrlrs, dsvisssa. doness
aiisnsss and Immediate. mssns OF remote
.o!sn.sry ., inyo'sn.sry grantee, >, Of . 'Als 4
/ n, Kyle. dscsassd.
The ssid actlon IL ysturnabls on, the hrs'
| day Of the next term Of said court. to b
in The county ana STATE siorsssid. on th,
assh day of February. 1918. whsn and wher,
yoa may sppsar and answer o.. othsr~is'
dsfsnd sssh ss.ioai othsrwiss plaiaties p
"'"' ' a. DuNHAM.
., BONNIE BRopsE;cskx..
III Deputy Clerk.
A true copy from the records. Witness mi
Il hand and the sal Of said court this 18th da,
4 4. DUNHAM..
tsEALp C!,ssis ClsIk.
BY BONNIE nRODBECK.
Deputy Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

vs..
The unknown heirs. d.vise.s. donecu. ailenees.
aud Immediate, m.snc or reuo,.. voluntary
or Involuntary grantees Of Henry Honakcr.
dec.nacd Mary A. Cook scy. Frnnk Cook.ey,
John CookHey, Joseph Cook acy, Alexander
cook.ey. iert ceokssy, frcd cootscy. IA.
iinl, JcnIma stone, susan Rarrcti, and
the uni nown heirs, d.viscc.. donces.
niicncc-, and immediate. mssne or remote,
Cooksy. d,cens.di Allen Stephenson aud
Charlotte Stephenson, his wife. u living,
and Inc unIno~n sons"r,, heirs, de"isscs'
S S. ,s"S sns.,, and = s..s s;.s.., 3,
of Allen Stephenson, IL he Is deceased, De-
PENDANTS.
I" Tho clrcY!, c.ar, ., Holt GS..'y, Missouri.
The Stat. 81 Missouri. TO III. nbovs nam.d or
described defendants, Grectingst
You are hereby no,iS-d ths, an action hes
% Court 'S of he County % of Hall Ill" IN the state os
Missouri, affecting the title To the following
described lands and ,ensmenis situated =
III. Nor,hwsa, fourth oi tho Southeast
quarter of Section ten tIo) in Township
df,y.nine t6s) of Range Thir,y-elght (3s5.
,n 90 sss Il ss !. ;s. u
sss, ss 'G1s,' ,ss, d .. ."d sh.ss S % nyy.n @ ana
ons:iour,h Isl,,J rods. theme. East twenty.
Ginning. % " '' ' " " "
said n.,l,iop .ll.y.. ,mony otber ,hInss.
,ha, ,,nln,iiy ycriIy belis"es ,ha, ,her. src
psr.on" @ % Interested. % Or Who claim TO be- bs Inter.
.s,.d in mid real estate whoss names n, can.
no, in..r, ,hsrein b.cnu.. the, Ar, uni uovn
,a MIN that ths rIaims ~ .u,h uni inovn
".r.ons are M fol,ows, Ths, Henry Wonsksr
m.s "s.,sd with the 10, .impls III. 10 ~
s,oy. a.scy,hcd land Nv warrsn,v dssd
from from Isaac Fuller and vile. dated Aprii
20 isbs. of record In Book 'D.' At psse 2o6
~ the real estate records Of Mott Ccunty.
Missouri that the saId warranty deed 10 tSs
ia., srnn.isr oS .sId claim ar tItIs to MA
rr.i .i.,. that AID Henrv HonsLer II desI.
~nI sa,,sir .nl r"~r ,.,.crs d.fsnSsr MI
h.r.,n. Ssri.. ar claim n dsrsvs a mi: sn1
.I.,m IN ..,d r..i ssta,s a. me Mir Ssvi.
ia .,onsss .,isn.ss ana immsdiat.. mssns
~ ..n,o,. voinn,srv or irvoiurtsrv .rsntSss
~ ssia W.rry WansL,r' dsrs.ssH thst Dsv1
G saa msy y,o% S-,,h ~ ~ .tm",s NM
To ths shSvs dsse.,ssa real ssss,s oy W ~
s;'sa ss.., II y. .ssi N :ss q ':ss:s l !: -
gsss IVY oI .ns tss, ssts's "a -
q Hoit County. his.oun snst % sa,a s,sir I,sisn0 ~
asGa III. NE ma 'I sa..,., ,h.s s.id ns, ~
Cooksy y aesa. sna esHnh unn" !.
sohs. ds'snds"n .n., "im. ,ai SS" y, III ~, 80
.si,s 2 utIs sna cls'm 20 sa'o rssI s1asS
- ths hs'r., asv'se' oonsss' ns,n snsnS.S, sss ns
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18

: Money TO Lend % Falms-Hor.
rover has option to pay pase cr all q
principal st any dme Nest nbsr0
terms ever afforded. Call. write e.
phone 70 ". Costs you aethiasi savss
M fMr mSHss msSfHsssoN LOAN 4 TITLE CO.
tO6icss ovsr Nodaway Valley Bank,
Masyvilla ninseuEi
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18

By BONNIE BR0DBECK.
A true copy from the records. Witness my
hand and the seai Of sald court this 3eth day
4 4. DUNyHAM..
(sEALl Circuit Clerk.
By BONNIE BRODDECK.
Deputy Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
Premier Outlines War
Aims of Britain and
Allies to Conference
Demands Restoration and Reparaton for Belgium, Final
Disposition of Asace-Lorrane Controversy, Autonomy
for States Now Dominated by Germany and Declares Al
hes Have No Intention of Dsrupting Germany, Austria
Turkey or Bulgaria.

LONDON. Jan. 5.-The British prime minister David
Lloyd George today forth Great Britain
specifically and greater length before the delegates of the
trades union than he had done before.
Having first declared that it of aggression
against Germany the German people, and that the break
ing of the German peoples the dsntegraon of their
of the objects for which the allies
fighting he proceeded mention the fundamental issues for
which Britain and her allies contending.
First among these the restoration of Belgium and
reparaton for the injuries inflicted Next the
of Serbia Montenegro and the occupied parts of France
Italy and Rumana. France have AsaceLorrane and
this end the premier said the British would stand
by the French democracy the death.
The question of Russia touched upon and Mr. Lloyd
George said that Britain well America France and Italy
would have been proud by the side of the Rus
democracy But Russia could only be saved by her
people He declared Independent Poland urgent
necessity for the stability of western Europe.
Rumana is to be protected and the British and other al
lies with Italy her desire for complete union Of the
pie of the Italian and tongue Of Austria hungary he
felt that while the breaking up of the dual kingdom was
part of the allied aims impossible hope for the
mova of of in that part of Europe unless
inc sefgovernment granted the Austro- hungarian
tionalites.
The Turkish empire within the homeands of the Turkish
with Constantinope its capital may be maintained
But the passage between the Mediterranean and Black
be nernatonazed and neurazed and the British
view Arabia Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine entitled
to recognition OF their separate national conditions
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
ON
YANKEE SOIL
Arrested BY
BORDERCUARD
This Caused Cavalry Troop
to Rush Mexicans, Killing
Two and Wounding Others.
Col. Morgan Satisfied.
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DOUGLAS; Jan. 5.-The two Amer
ican admy OFFICERS whose seizure Fri
cay afternoon resulted in a fight be
sween United states caVa'rymen and
Mexican customs guards. in which
,yvo of the Mexicans were killed. one
wounded and three taken prisoner,
were captured on American soil. dc
cording to an announcement today by
Colonel George II. Morgan Arizona
disldict commander ~ho ordered an in
vestigation Immediately after learn
ing OF the affair.
The incident IS closed 50 far as
am concerned" the colonel said. 1t
developed today that there had been
frequent sniping by Mexican patrols
Il our men in TIE vicinity of the place
where the fighting took place. but
aid not know Of this until today.
think the precipitSte action OF the sol
diers in crossing the line to rescue
their officers. who had been seized on
United states soil partly was due I'd
the enmity the MeNicans have shown
toward them. Il is 3 regrettsble az
fGid and there is no prospect OF a
repetition or any further local diff
ficultieS."
According to the report of the com
mander the cavalry troop had left
Douglas Friday for a practice march.
most of the members being recruits.
and az noon had esmped in the vicin-
ity of the Slaughter ranch. eighteen
miles eat Of here. Several huntins
parties were formed. among them be
ing one composed by Captain David
H. BlakelOck and Lieutenant George
]. Lind. When the officers were
within approximately zoo yards OF the
international line and headed east
'hey suddenly were covered by the
guns of four armed Mexicans. com
anded TO halt and were made prison
ers. AT te same time four more Mex
lean customs officers opened fire upon
a party of three private soldiers who
were rabbit hunting farther away from
. line and about 500 yadds from the
officers. Two of the soldiers dropped
TO earth and returned the fire. holding
their ground while the third ran to
camp to tell his comrades what had
taken place.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
GARY PROPOSES
EASTERN LABOR
FOR THIS nation
Head of Steel Corporation
Paints Dark Picture of the
Future. Would Import
Orientals to Work in u. S.
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CHICAGO, Jan. S.-A plant TO solve
the labor problem OF the United
States BY the Importation OF orientals
was made here tonight in an address
by Ebert II. Gary, chairman o. the
United States Steel corporation. at a
dinner given by the Commercial club.
Mr.. Gary, whose subject was ~Busi-
ness During and After the War" said
that Germany was stronger than ever
and that he subscribed to the opinion
Of an eastern news paper that IL would
be wholesome for every American
business man 10 place over his desk
the words, Germany is winning the
war
Not hat ,IE- - klr.ks .he words
VIII always remain true. He thought
that two OF three more years would
bring a victory for democracy over au-
tOcTacy-mayhap sooner. but mean
while he insisted that even optimists
like himself should unbinkinsly face
the fact that so far the fruits OF VIC
tory belongs to the central powers.
Mr. Gary said that although the
picture OF German strength which he
drew was shocking. it was not ex-
aggerated. and he added:
There will be more healthy and
more skiliful soldiers. ever more CON-
petent officers, bigger and more de-
structive cannon. submarines and air
craft and safer entrenchment"
Germany" the speaker emphasized.
lis not idle nor dila1Ory."
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
German, Aviator
Tells of Great
Hun Starvation

WASHINGTON. Jan; 5.-A dis
patch to the Greek legation here to
day said that German aviator, a
graduate of Berlin university. who had
deserted and arrived in Greece. told
of starvation in Germany and the
cruel treatment of the Greek popu-
lation in Macedonia and ThraceN oe-
cupied by the Bulgars
questioned by the Greek authori-
ties" said the dispatch, the aviator
said that daily a great number OF
deaths occur in Germany due to starv-
alton. Coffee and fats are scarce.
Coffee and bread are substituted by
acrons.
"The morale OF the German army Is
low because Of insufficient refurnish-
ment due to the prolongation OF the
war. Nunities and threats 10 the Of
ficers occur daily
This aviator before deserting. visit
ed the towns OF Xanthi. Drama. Pravi
and Cavala and said that the most ap-
palling tragedy that mankind has ever
experienced is taking place in Mace
donia and Thrace occupied by the
Bulgars-
Greeks from the age of Il to ~
By tens Of thousands have been taken
by fore into the Bulgarian army The
Bulgarian government having decid-
ed to exterminate the Greek popula-
ton by starvation, does not bother "a
feed them. The pound of bread is
sold at two dollars and a halt
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06

populations are being subjected % the
sufferingS and privationS OF a war un-
precedented in the history OF the
world" he said. they are entitled to
know for what cause or causes they
are making the sacrifices. Only the
clearest. greatest and juStest Of causes
could justify the continuance even for
day Of this unspeaSable agony Of
nations.
I'VE ought TO be able to state
clearly and definitely not only the
principles for which We are fighting.
but their definite concrete application
10 the war map Of the world We have
arrived at the most critical hour OF
this terrible ccnflict. and before any
government takes the fSteful decision
as 10 the conditions under which II
ought either to terminate or continue
the struggle. il ought TO be satisfied
that the conscience OF the nation is
behind these conditions
conters With Lessegs.
The premier said that in the last
few days he had taken special pains
to ascertain the view and attitude Of
representative men OF all sections OF
thought in the country lie had read
the statement Of labor'S war aims: he
had discussed war aims with Mr.. As
Guith. the former premier. and Wis.
count Grey. the former foreign secre-
tary. Had the nationalist leaders in
Ireland not been engaged with the
tangled problem of Irish self-gOvern-
ment. he would have been happy to
exchange views with them. but Mr..
Redmond, speaking in their behalf.
had made clear what his ideas are as
to the object and purpose Of the war.
He had also consulted with repreSen.
tativeS Of the overseas dominions.
As q result OF these discussions. he
continued. although the government
alone was responsible for the actual
language he proposed using. there was
national agreement as 20 The charac-
ter and purpose Of the nations war
aims and peace conditions. He was
therefore not merely the mind OF the
government. but the mind OF the ma
ton and empire.
Clears Misunderstanding.
we may begin by clearing away
some misunderstanding" said the
premier. "snd stating what we are
now fighting for. We are not fight
ing a war Of aggression against the
German people. Their leaders have
persuaded them that they are fighting
a war Of self defense against league
Of rival nations. bent on the destrue-
tiOn of Germany. The destruction or
disruption OF Germany has never been
a war aim with US. Most reluctantly
and quite unprepSred We were forced
to join in this war in selfe defense. IN
defense Of violated law in Europe.
The British people have never aim
ed at breaking up the German peo-
Piles Of the disintegration OF their state.
Our wish is not to destroy Germanys
Sreat position in the world. but 20
turn her aside from schemes OF mill
Continued On Page Six)
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
INoIscRIM,NATe SALES FOUND.
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NEW YORK. ian. S.-Evidence OF
the indiscriminate sale of United
States army uniforms by merchants
who buy them from push cart ped
dlers and manufacturers has comel
into the possession CT District Attor-
ney Swarm in connection with an IN
quiry he is conducting with the Unit
ed States quartermasteTs corps in this
city, he said tonight In a letter to
Attorney General Gregory. which he
made public, Mr.. Swami said:
These merchants sell To any per-
sons who are willing to pay the price
of the uniform.
Recently many crimes have been
committed in this county by crimin.
ais wearing military uniforms" the let
ter continued. and | am led to be-
lieve that they are not in the govern
ment service. but criminals who use
the honorable livery Of the United
States army to facilitate them in com
hitting crimes"