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Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
Personal Use In Arkansas

Of course Arizonans will take comfort from the Arkansas supreme court decision that liquor may imported into that state for personal and not to be sold We do not know in what respect the Arkansas law differs from but do know that the subject has been thoroughly threshed out in the Arizona courts and that our prohibition law at last amended specifically prohibiting the in troduction of intoxicating liquors for either sale personal
 We would suggest to thirsty friends that it would be easier than to apply the Arkansas decision to Arizona, for them to to Arkansas where the decision already applied. Or, better still why not to some state where attempt has been made at prohibition but where the doors of the corner saloon still hospitably swings. There yet is the Utopia of the boozer.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
DRAGGED TOO MUCH

A farmer, the other day, took plowshare to the blacksmith's to be sharpened, and while the black smith worked the farmer chuckled and bragged about sale of hogs he had just made.
 Them hogs only eight months old' he said and too fat nuther. but I that the buyer at his wits end, and by skilfu jugglin I boosted up the price him just 300 percent. Yep by gum I get three times for them hogs than I uster get before the war;
 The powshare being done the farmer handed the smith 50 cents.
 job now
 You scandalous rascal" yelled the farmer. What do you mean by trebling your price me? What have yeh done it for?"
 I've done it." said the blacksmith, "sos I'll be able to eat of that hgh-prced pork of yours this wnter."-Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
PHOENIX FUR A|D GIVEN

D. NJ. Linnard. the famous hotel man of California, controller of the destinies of such splendid places as the Hotel Maryland at Pasadena, the Fairmont at San Francisco, the Green at Pasa- dena and others equally we'll known, in letter to the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce states that the Southern California Publicity Board has spent s30,000 recently to bring the winter tourist to California.
 MT. Linnard believes in the south- west and also that the interests of the states of Arizona and California are identical. He is glad to help Ari- zona on every opportunity and be- lieves in cooperation. Recently when there was mention of cutting down transcontinental train service. the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce wired Washington pointing out the harm such a move would be to this section of the southwest. This work helps southern California and it is in &C., knowledgement of this cooperation that MT. Linnsrd writes his apprecia- ton to Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
AUDUBON WORK
 T0 bE STARTED

Avowed protector of the birds of the country in general and of Arizona in particular. the Arizona Audubon So- ciety flied articles of incorporation Monday in the offices of the corpora ton commission at the state house.
 The head office of the Audubon so- ciety is at Tucson, the articles state, 1t having been organized and the first di- rectors chosen under the provisions Of the revised statutes of 1913 and at an election held at Tucson on May 20, 1917. The directors are: Thomas K. Mar shall. Mrs. Harriet B. Thornber. Mrs. Elizabeth Ramage. Mrs. Herbert | Brown, Mrs. Edith s. Reid. Miss Mar garet Gillmor. Mrs. Louise F. Marshall. all of Tucson.
 The purpose of the society. as stated | in the articles, is ''to encourage the study of birds, to foster an appreciation of their aesthetic value and know | ledge of their economic importance and necessity; to discourage in all ways the traffic in plumage; to assist in every possible manner the enforcing of our federal and state laws for the preservation of wild birds and their nests and eggs: to labor for the accom- plishment of these ends, especially in l the state of Arizona"
 The society has no capital stock and is not organized for DurDose- of nrofit-
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
ALASKA ONCE WARM k
 SCIENTISTS LEARN
(New York World


 The belief that Alaska was favored with a tropical or semi -tropical cli- mate in times long past is entertained by scientists. and now evidences to support that belief are constantly arising; the latest being the recent discovery of a bank Of fossilized reptiles, mollusks. and bones on the west shore of Cook inlet.
 The remains of these tropical crea- lures were discovered and brought to Anchorage last week by H. c. Hall, Sam Ingram, s. G. Bradley and Jack Stahl, miners operating extensively in the region of the find. The heads and bodies of the snakes and sea worms from one to two inches india meters were found solidly imbedded in rock of a very hard sandstone formation. The specimens were removed with difficulty, but number were re- covered uninjured. b.. Among these a fossil oyster shell | measuring sixteen inches in length shows clearly the rings of the 'bivalve indicating the number; of years it had lived when enveloped by the rock 1 formation. The exterior appearanct of the oyster is identical with that of the rock but the interior of the shell shows the original white Inimpaired with all other charactehistics of a present-day oyster, yet it has doubt less remained for thousands of years l in it's captive covering. t, | Clam as we'll as oyster shells were discovered in abundance. Snails, also of the mullusk family. existed in this region in antideluvian times. as is shown by several specimens brought in: one of which is nearly foul inches in diameter and folded per. fectly. A number of peculiar shells probably of sea, dwellers, are in, cluded in the collection.
 H. c. Hall of Ancorase. who has the collection in charge, will be glat to present the specimens to an, scientific institution which may b. interested
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
JOINT MEETING |. GREAT SUCCESS

The Royal Neighbors assisted the Modern Woodmen in entertaining their friends last Wednesday evening in K. of P. hall. A large number was present and an unusually good time was en- joyed
 The degree team of the Royal Neigh fbors put on a very pretty flag drill The saluting of the flag and singing of song, composed by Mrs. Carrie A. Rhodes. were other numbers on the program which carried out the patriotic idea. Short talks were given by Judge Lavin and Lille Montgomery and reel tations by Emma Worden and Edgar Kenniston. These were followed by a delightful violin solo by Miss Marie England, who was accompanied on the piano by Miss Virginia Walters. Mrs. Clyde Blaine sang, Garden of My Heart and very graciously responded to an encore, "Over There" Mrs. Blaine was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Edward OMalley. l In Mrs. Mary Sidell's five minute talk she told of the first meeting of the Royal Neighbors. She told of how a handful of women met in Council Bluffs, 19 years ago, and pledged themselves to help the Modern Wooe 'men of America. The organization has grown until today it is a close second
 to the third largest order in the insur- ance world, the third largest being the Modern Woodmen of America Johr
 Swanger gave very interesting talb
 on insurance and MT. Kenniston's oppossum story brought down tn,
 house. Other speakers were Judg.
 Stanford, Henry |. Fades and Glenr Bringer.
 | After the program, whist and danc. Ting kept all busy until the wee sm
 hours. The prizes at whist were wol Loy Mrs. Leonra Jenkins and Norman Norman. The cancellations fell to Mrs
 Mable Adams and Henry Tuckey. Re treatments were served by the Wood
 men.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
GUBERNAT0R|AL
 bEE |S bUzz|NC
 ABOUT ROBERTS

Senator. C. M Roberts does not always mean what he says, but when he says he is, "a candidate for the democratic nomination for gov ernor he means it, and he ayers further that he means to get it. He thinks that when the other boys who think they are aiming at that prize have lucid intervals they will leave the field to him.
 The argument offered by MT. Rob- erts in behalf of himself is something like this. The state is a piece of machinery, delicate and complex, con- sisting of many parts. The man who knows most about it can op- crate it the more skillfully. Said Mir. Roberts: Every since the organizd = tion of the state I have been as sisting in building it up. l have been at work on it more nearly continuously than any other man; know every part of it and what it | is for. I have helped put it in place think I am< <more conversant with the machinery than anybody else in 1 Arizona"
 Moreover, said Mir. Roberts, his personal experience fits him better than that of any other man to repre- sent all classes and industries in the state. He has been and is yet to some extent, farmer. He has been 2 miner, a wage earning miner, and . mine manager. He has been a COW boy and a cattleman and he is yet z cattleman. He has been a banker and is yet interested in a bank.
 He uderstands that Judge Fre( Sutter of his county, will also be . candidate for the nomination, but 1T the opinion of Mir. Roberts, he 1! making a mistake along with all thu other young aspirants for the nomi | nation.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
SAN FRANCISCANs
 SEE ARIZONA VIEW

An excellent advertisement for, Ari- zona is on display in the windows of San Francisco's largest store, the Elm porium, according to letter received from Albert O. Boeres of s14 East Fill more street. Phoenix, who is visiting in the California metropolis. The com munication, addressed to Secretary Harry Welch of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, states that an oil paint ing, , feet by feet in dimensions, por- traying in true to life colors, the beau ties of Roosevelt dam, is being exhibit ed by the San Francisco concern.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
By NAN APOTHEKER

Words? I do not fear the spoken one,
 Though it may bear it's bitter shaft of pain, One winces, feels the pang yet smiles again. Or wrestles with it till it's hour is done. The word unsaid, because you feared its sting q read it in the pressed line of your lips) Our warning souls that came to silent grips, That word-what utter anguish it may bring!
 From the February Century
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
EMERGENCY FUND

In some of the Eastern schools there penny savings banks for children.
 Not long ago a Friday morning small youth walked up to the desk with an important air and withdrew three cents from his account Monday morning. however he promptly returned the money So you didn't spend your three cents, Francis" remarked the young woman in charge.
 "Oh, mo-" he replied but fellow. just likes to have a little cash on hand over Saturday and sunday Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
PROUD OF HIS MoDEsTY

One of our able senators arguing momentous naval question with opponent
 You know I boast" the opponent remarked during the argument
 Never boast? Bully!" exclaimed the senator Then in more reflective mood, he added "No wonder you brag about t''-St Louis Globe Democrat
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
The Matter of Tonnaue

Secretary Daniels of the navy who has made good. has rather distinguished himself by saving wood and saying nothing upon which his enemies might seize afterward to his discontinue. IIe has refrained from making even modest claims but has saved his strength for making statements of things
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
Local Produce Market

A carload of Big 'Y'' apples was re- ceived on the local market yesterday. The apple season is nearing it's end.
 Local lettuce and spinach are com ing on the market now in large quan- titles. A little home grown cabbage and cauliflower is also beginning to come on the market.
 A shipment of California tangerines was received today. These will retail for about pounds for 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06

Miss Mabel Boardrlan, of the American Red Cross. has recently appealed to the American women, calling upon them to rouse them selves more thoroughly to their obli- gations and to subordinate personal desires to the great national need. Miss Boardman's most recen, photo graph shows her in her service uni- form.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-06

Upon the farmers of this country, in large measure, rest the fate of the war and the fate of the nations.
 Woodrow Wilson.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23
l.ok.aies.
ans Der StaStbaae.

8ie Stoot beltelt nod tpeitere adt,
5ebn Mion1i Dumping 8roilers, Ill'
bangetpagen 5ltr 5ortihaffung oes
Ibfaas nn0 betpiaigt $266.60 fir ics
Sen oerielben. Mtrs. SDnon Slice re-
iigpiert ols Ntitglieo Ser 8ertpal-
tlttlgsbeboroe ser Carnegie 8iblio-
tbef unb an ibrer Steue miro Mrs.
gerrea gaiiin Bartlett %ernannt. Ser
SSf1genieltr miro beauftragt, @oi1lton
StraBe, 5tDii6en Ilamo Yla5a 'uno
Noro Shores StraBe, eriinolib ST re-
barieren unb Die iih nieleid)t a1f
$4,000 belaufenoen Soften Der 8oad-
Mannigan Company in Inredlnung
5n briileen. Die Magltolia Getro-
leum Gompanp er6dlt grlaltbnis, All
Der gde bon @penue 6 nno 8ecalt
5traBe cine Sill Citation gu errid)-
ten. 9ie @ngebote bon goune unO
Goniep fir ben 9au zines Stltrnp
Seluers in Der Sans StraBe neroan
Dem Sngenieur sur 9erednuilg iiber-
geben. S. g. Sarien oarf in Der gait-
Bnrf @penlle einen Setper legen. Mn-
gebote meroen eingeforoert fir sic
Reparotl1r bon Sit=gommerce, 5tpi-
fhen @olnut uno gbeitnut StraBe.
Sic Bflaiterrng bon Sulnmit Gloce,
5pii6en San Yeoro Mnenue uno
Somarh 5traBe, lit fertiggeitent uno
ron Der Staot iibernommen. Sir
3tnien oIf Bombs, Die om I. Sep
tember fdlig perben, meroen $f6t,-
1920 %beDiaigt lino fir oli 1. Sep.
TENDER fdaig peroenoe 3inien anf
sSrnbrouemetlt 9iltrict gonos So
1880. g. 9. 9ope ullo &. 8. Gar
rett eriitfen Inn Grlaubnis, anf 2ano
nabe Dem 3ltiamnlenitoB bon 8al.
nut, 5lorioa= nno Carolina StraBe
Bebalter fir 8etrolellm aufitelen su
oiirfen Die 10000 @oaonen bolte.1.
Iuf nadite ISOLDE lit eine &onfereus
5mif6en Den &ommiiiaren uno Ben
Der 8nblic Serpicegompom
arberaumt, in peld)er Die grbob1lna
oes 6abrgelDes alf Sen S~traben6ub.
men beiprohen fDeroen ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23
5rtR grent un stras;; Greitag ben %. Nuguf 1918.

8ie alts &ingspille een1elof
miro, orbeitea getpiiie Berlonen oar.
ouf bin, ooB oie @aupt 8iiros ser
ct. Bouts, Brownsville & Mericon
Gailroab bon &itgsoiQe no6 Soft
itor uerlegt meroen iollen. &ongreB=
morrn Garner bat bel ser @enernl-
GiIenbabn DIRECTION I'M 9tanten Der
8iirgeri6oft BON &ingspi1e cinert
energii6en 8rotelt eingelgt.
Iuf Seranloliung oes @ollperz
nellr So6bp lit oas Stote Council Of
Oefenie 8u elmer Sisnng ouf Dier5.
fog, BEN 81. 5. Wits., nod 9[nltin
einberlifen iDoroen. Sn Der 3u1ant-
menf1nft miro beioroers sic Notlage
IN ben meit=teronii1en 0iirre.D iftrif.
ten beipro6en tperoelt. Die Situotion
IN Oieien @egenoen ifeint bel peis
tem ernlter 81 ieitl, als bisber oll=
gellornnlen tDuroe rnb per 8o1oer-
neltr erflart ltd bereit, ireenone1d,e
9eitrdge CUR 2inoerung Der Scot an
annebmelt. Die Counties, melbe uni
idlimmiten bon Der anbaltenben
Srodenbeit beimeeiu6t murserl iino:
Sent, 9ifers, Sing, Stonenan, Sos-
fea, &nor, 8aplor, Sbrodmorton,
@r6er, Clan, 8iuborger, @orsa,
2pnn, Serrp, Scltrrp, MitdeG, Ho=
Ian uno 5iiber, allo ungefabr Der
gan5e Oiitrift, Der 5mii6en ocn
Nneufliillen oes Colorado unb Gem
Reo Giper liegt. Die in bieier Sc
geno etublierten Sanfen baben iidb
nit Dem @ouperneur uno bem State
Council Of 9efenie in gerbinoun9
aeiest nnb peroer periud)en, heln
NotItanoe nod &raften 81 lteuerr.
Gas in @aeo periammelte
Seras 5ornlers' Snititute bot ieincn
Miitglieoern entpfoblen, feline 9alnl,
noble Sit ~oerfaltfen, e6e ser 8reis
ltidlt auf 35c %geltiegeu lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23

nta1ld)mal nnbebolfen, oos GersmoB
bolperig, oer Geim entietIi6: nidt
oos poaen mir feben, ionoern llns
5etpuBt bleibell, BOB olld int oieicnl
Oeanne ettpas lebt, mas i'm u1ieren
gernf mie Elm 9eiligtl1m perebren
laBt. &odber5igfeit beoingt iooarn,
oaB Der perionli6 perlebeltoe Son
aits n%nierer 8reiie berihtpinoe, oas
Streben, SEM grunolasIiden @eglter
per1onlld) lpebe 81 tint i'm al tref-
fen nno 81 oertpulroen. 5ol1e @lin-
ben brertflen oft latge, neil cine gif.
tige @affe tie idlllg. Wfit Sreu6cn
%fonitotiere idl baB geraoe Sic perion=
life Genntnis urto &arneraoihaftIid)<
felt nnierer Wfitglieoer pieles on3u
beigetragen bat INN Den Son in IN
lerer BrelIe 81 perfeinerll. SD red)1e
oas nuierem Gerbonbe gum Ger6ienz
tie an. Die 4~b[ebmtng ees riiben,
perionliden Cons lit nidt gleidhe-
oeilteno NIT elmer Iusi6aItung oes
grnrloiatliden aompfes. 9as ioG es
nno oorf es nift aebenl Iein5 sic
0lrnfen ionen nur itieben unn bie
Setter fir @runoiase lnb @eltan.
iflan1lngen iid entflam1nen, pe1,n
mr. Die Hiiituu1g I'M Sample blonf
bleibt. GS ltanoe boie Inn inns, menr
mir feline Brin5ipien mehr b0tten.
Die oes Samples inert maren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23
Die u5reie Greiie" bietet oesn
seler nod einmal 10 uiel 8efrieoi-
gilts nno llnterbaltans, menn er
lueif, bak CT lie be5ablt fat.
@ns einem soaite iiber Den ionrnali.
itiidJen 8ernf.

9ui Dem ultldnsIt iii @oIiau in Ser
Sbwei5 abgebaltenen nSitidmei5eri.
ibet greBtos" iprad Der Gbefreoaf-
teur oes ct. @uaener 8lattes ,9ie
OinblDei5" einen Coat, Der and
Siesieits oes @eItmeeres gebort git
,perben peroient. gr iagte:
Salten mir itets bod Die @ief=
ieitigfeit nnieres gerufes. Ser
Sournalismls Ser @egentpart pcrs
langt, oaB Der S1riftleiter zines
8lattes feline aufmerfiomfeit alIen
groBen 3eitereigniiien uno 3eitItro,
mllngen 5upenoe, oaB er Sic Gnttpif-
hung u~nIerer &1tltur in aaen ibren
Staoien unb 2ebensduBerungen Der.
folge, oab er Die earr5e 3eit inllerIid
miterlebe unb geiitig ~anaIpiiere, I'm
nit eiltem einigermaBen gereiften ltr-
tell Dor feline 2eiergemeinoe treten ~
fonnen. 9as bebingt ole Sielieitig.
felt nnieres 9erufes, Der tpenig an
oere gleiffomme1. lin oieien @nfor.
oerun9en aemadien 8i fem oirfel
mir nidt einieitig auf ein eili5iges
@ebiet inns nerlieren unb IN ser Effe-
&c besielben oufgeben. Das gilt audi
pom @ebiete Ser YarteipoIitif, Ole
llur einen Seil, l1u eineu 3peig urt-
ierer S1tigfeit bartlett. @ir lito
feline HarteiiefretGre, mir Iino SCOUT
ualiiteii, unb Solirnaliit fem beiBt,
allen aufgaben zines cages
ihrifitelers leber. Die 8arteipolitis
fiir lid) alein lit ein Sanomerf, sic
S~ournaliitif aber lit &unit, &unlt in
DER grfailnng uno @ertute Der Ia.
gesereigniile nod ibrer geoeutitnJ.
Stunt in Der l~lnteri6eioung oes @c.
lentli6en pom ltnmeientliden, anult
IN Ser Raidbeit uno Gidtigfeit ser
Muffailung Der Oinge, &unit in Der
ieinen Moiaif Ser 3uiammeniteI.
lung cines 8lottes. 8as aaes iinb
onrhaus feline aleinigfeiteE, oos bat
feline 9eoelltung nno ieinen @ert fir
0as geiitige 2eben BON S~anienosn;
benn oaS Bureau oes Ssourlalilten
inate cine @erfitutt oes @eiltes iei'l,
aus meldler oas 8latt berporgebt,
10 mie Der ~5iinoen6e 6rnfe aus Der
GIie Iteigt. @ifern mir oieiem ;3iele
81, es mtB infer bobes Soeal be-
oeuten.
@emabren mir Johann oic 8 . d)-
he3iqfeit unieres 9erufes.
Inns alien mar uuo lit infer 9erui
Die grfiiQung zines 2ebensiocals, Ell
! ner Miiiion, elmer 9ebensallfgnbe
@ie 81 beiligen &oben ba6en mir
emit III iungen 3agen emporge.
id)out 81 oen W1nnern, Die Dor urs
Die Sober gefibrt hoben i'm Sample
Ger Sagesmeinungen, I'M politiider
Sdrifttum, I'M litteroriiden @irfer
uno Sdaffen unieres 9anoes. @s linf
bebre 8eifpiele inter ibnell, oenet1
mir no6eifern bitrfen. Die @rinie.
rilng an infer eigenes beiBes Sebner
ruh Der @ralsburg bes SournaliS.
mus lou ms oabon abbalten, oor
hem lesteru iemals gu 9ering 81 oen
fen ooer nid)t ard) in alien unIerr
Wfitarbeiterm ooS bobe 9enfen NM
Streben bel alien litteroriiden Irbei
rem porous5uiesen. Sel6it Der Gid
terling,~ Der FONT ollf Der Heoof
tionsitube niht beiouoers bod getuer
tet miro, I'M @rrnoe senommen il
aud er elm 9oberhuanoerer, Der ct
mas Der Menidbeit iagen m0dte
:uas aIs gliibenoer 5unfe in ieiuc'
Seele brenut- lln6 lit oie 6orm aud
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23
geras.

Die 10. aenoaa Gouutp syoir
lit am 0onnerstag inter 5oblreidcr
geteiligllng IN 9oerne %eroffnet. Die
~oiesidbrige ansitenung bietet in ge-
5ng auf Die Griegstdtigfeit uno oamIt
nermanoter @egenitaiibe piel Heucs,
bod lit oesbalb Die grblbition bon
lanbnirtidaftliden Mfaid)ineL ssarm-
Groonften unb @ie9 ouer Mrteu tel
nesfpegs nernad)laiiigt, ionoern iiber-
trifft Die friibereli gang heoeuteno.
Dos 8ote Grets nimmt in oieicnt
Sabre einen beroorragenben Nnttil
an oen peribieoelen 8eranitaitnnaen
Mno 5ebn Tro5cnt Der @intrittsgel6er
fueroen oieier Geieqldaft iibermielel.
Mn GoflSerten unb onoern gelniii.
9utgen miro fem Moneef iein ulo
Defenders neroen Die toglid itattfin-
oenoen 8ettrenileil piel ltnterbaltrma
unO intereiiante abpehslung bieten,
Oas 9efenie Council bon 6aps
GollrtD bat ben @ebrouh Der oeut.
id)en Sprade in &irden, reliaioieil
uno Deltliben GerianmnIungen ole
unpatriotiid unteriagt.
Sn fredericksburg fiuoet oril
2. September cine aonferen5 ocf
2ebrer aus Gillespie gouttp itott
Ger unterrid)t in ben Offentlidqa
Sd)ulen beeinnt bereits am 8. Sep
tember, oiel 8eitiger ols in Den frii
heren Sobren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23
RorRts8erihf.
Epfton.

Cotton.
Gan 4ntonio. beute 80 Gents.
@alpeitun, geitern SO Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-23
AIIerIei.

Die &epubIifaner ION gerar
eonntD balten beute eiuc aonpen-
iion i'm Situngsiaale oes AZ. gi-
Ifriftgeridts ab, in Der tie fir Die
iadIte Hobembermabl eif ftarfcs
Sidef a%ufIteaen meroen. gis iest lit
nod nidt befai1nt, ner aIs &anoioar
fiir Den "A. aonsreBoiitrift uro Sen
"A. Se~natsbe8irf nomintert fperoea
miro. s.~ss
Die bieligen Hefrutierunas-
Nommiilionen MAIDEN befannt, oaB
ole inngen 2elite, pelfe lett Dem 3.
SUM .. IS. 81 Sabre aft gelporocn
inc, ii6 an "a. @uguit regiitrierea
inlien miliien. Die Gegiitrierung3=
Boards BADEN lire giiros in foIgen=
Den @ebauben 8oaro | ullo 4, 5lpei-
tes Stof1Derf Ger Stootbaae; go. 9,
gebea=@ ebdube, geo. 3, @nnter=@e-
bauoe. Der Gountp-goaro bot feline
Office I'M 3~ipeitcn Stodmerf Ser Gitp
Rational 8anf.
Maen oeiern, Die nit Ser DC.
sablung Der n6reie Greiie1 i'm Stiff.
itano, uerben &ednnngen snseidift,
Die anf cine angemeHene Jriit iiber
ben |. Sftu6er binans ~ausseItcllt
iin6. @ir bitten, be%nielben bic ee-
b6rise Seadtnns 81 idjenfcn.
Die aonnention fiir Die 8eltoti-
aung oes i'm IA. &ongreB 0iitrift
aufgeiteaten Gauoibaten Carlos See
finoet morgen in 4eieop ltatt. Or.
s. s. Nooe bon 9oerne miro Die Ser
ianfmlung ais temporarer @oriibels
Der eroffnen. Cine groBc anSabl
gelegatcn aus l~nierer StQot miro
teilnebmen.
Die @ollttp Gommiif6re ia,
Zen Die fir oas Ssobr 1918 anigc-
iteaten SteuerIiIten beit1tigt nno All
H~iieiior Slttb 5ltriidgegeben
9ie febIeioen Srnoeitenermar-
fen iiilo jcat crlolid IN Der Office oes
itdotiihen Solicitors einaetrofieil.
Steuern fir 223S Sllnoe itilo beSabtt
iDoroen, ood] muroen MIR 1888 Mar.
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