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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Naturalized

II If you are a nat
uralized citizen of
the United States, the reg
istrar will place a check
{ y in this space and pro-
coed TO space 16, leaving
spaces 10, IL, 10, Ia
and Is blank. You are a
raturalized citizen if YOU
have completed your nat
llraliZation, that is. II you
hqve taken out final pa
pers. " Put YOU are not a
citizen if YOU have only
declared your intention to
become a citizen Chat is,
II you have only taken
out first papers" in the
latter case you are a de-
clarant.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07

Mountain Home Idaho. August
14th, 1918.
The board of trustees OF the village
of Mountain Home, Idaho, met in
special called session on Wednesday
evening, August l4th, 1918. Meet
ing was called for the purroSe of
accepting the resignation of W. II.
Grove as street commissioners and
electing his successor The follow
ing members were present: Johnson,
Goodall and Horgan
The following proceedings We're
had, to-wit;
Chairman Harmon being absent,
member Johnson was appointed as
chairman.
Ii was moved by Goodall and sec
onded by Morgan that the resignation
Of w Il, Grove as street commits
sloneF be accepted Motion carried.
The chairman declared that va
cancv existed in the office of street
commissioner and that nominations
were in order.
The board took recess of five
minutes, after which chairman John
son called the board to order and the
name of Rich Thompson was placed
in nomination for the position of
Street commissioner.
There being no further nomina-
lions were closed
The clerk then called the roll and
all members present voted for Rich
Thompson for street commissioner
and the chairman declared him
unanimously elected.
On motion the board adjourned.
APPROVED:
RHESE P. HARMON,
Chairman.
ATTEST; r. G. TICKNOR,
Clerk.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
CITIZEN BY FATHERS
N NATURALIZATION BEFORE
REGISTRANT'S MAJORITY

10 If you are a citizen
by your fathers nat
uraliZation tor your
mothers naturalization in
case your father died be-
fore you attained your
majority, the registrar
will place a check (V) in
this space and proceed to
space 16, leaving spaces
10, II, 13, IA, and Is
blank. The children of
persons who have been
duly naturalized under
the laws of the United
States, being under the
age of Fl at the time OF
the naturalization of their
parents, are, if dwelling
in the United States be-
fore attaining their ma
jority. considered as citi-
zens thereof. (Sec. 2172,
U. S. Rev. Stat, and 81
Stat. L., pit. 1, p, 1228.)
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Women Auditing Clerks Wanted

Mrs. Hays, chairman Woman's
Committee, Idaho division, has been
notified there are vacancies In the
bureau of internal revenue. Wash
ington, d. G., and call is made for
women auditing clerks to fill them
They must have had four years in
high school and four years college or
their equivalent. Examinations will
not be necessary.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
INDIAN
Citizen

II you citizen Indian born in the United States, the
will place check ~ in this and proceed to
49, leaving spaces g. g. 10, H. H. 13 a. and 10
Indian born the United States citizen % he
his birth before he attained the
allotted received patent in fee prior to May 1906
allotted subsequent May 1906 received
his CD If he residing in the old Indian
Territory March 1901 O he lives separate and apart from
his tribe and has adopted the habits of civilized life.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07

Tor library .--..-.......---...-..-- z.90
Ordinance No. 1876 was then in
troduced and given its first reading
In full.
1t was moved by Goodall and Sc
conded by Johnson that the rules be
suspended and the reading Of said
ordinance on three different days as
required by section 2276 of the re-
vised codes be dispensed with. On
call of the roll on the motion the
following members voted AYE"
Harmon, Johnson, Goodall and Hor-
gan, Noes, none, whereupon the
chairman declared the motion
the ordinance on different days dis
pensed with. The ordinance was
then read the second time by title
and then the third time In full and
placed upon its final passage
The question then being shall the
ordinance pass, the clerk called the
roll with the following result, those
voting AYE" Harmon, Johnson,
Goodall and Horgan. Noes, none.
Whereupon the chairman declared
that four-ffths of all members elect
ed to the board of trustees having
voted in favor of the passage Of the
ordinance the same was duly passed
and adopted.
Ordinance No. 1877 was then intro
duced and given its first reading in
full.
1t was moved by Johnson and sec
onded by Horgan that hte rules be
suspended and the reading of said
ordinance on three different days as
required by section 2276 of the re-
yised codes be dispensed with On
call of the roll on the motion the fol-
lowing members voted aye, Har-
mon, Johnson, Goodall and Horgan.
Noes, none Whereupon the chair
man declared the motion carried and
the further reading of the ordinance
on three different days dispensed
with The ordinance was then read
the second time by title then read
the third time in full and placed
upon its final passage.
The question being shall the ordi-
nance pass, the clerk called the roll
with the following result, those vot-
ing aye Harmon, Johnson, Good
all, Horgan, noes, none. Whereupon
the chairman declared that four-fifths
of all members elected to the board
of trustees having voted in favor of
the passage of the ordinance the same
was duly passed and adopted.
The monthly report of the village
treasurer was read to the board and
ordered placed on file.
The resignation Of street Commits
sioner w. H. Groves was received and
read to the board.
On motion by Goodall the accept
ance of the resignation was post
poned until 2 later meeting of the
board.
The clerk was instructed to have an
execution issued requiring j. w.
Caldwell to pay the judgment in favor
of the village In the case of J w.
Caldwell VS.. the village of Mountain
Home.
APPROVED
I3LJECE IIADATON
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Noncitizen

q If you are noncitizen Indian born in
the United States, the registrar will
place check 90 in this space and pro-
coed to space is, leaving spaces 5, s, Z, s,
10, II, IL, 49, IA and Is blank, An
elassed as a noncitizen Indian unless he
falls within one of the classes of citizen
Indians described in space s.
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Declarant

IL If you are declarant alien. the registrar
VIII place check ~ in this space and
proceed to space Is, leaving spaces 10, II, IL,
and IA blank You are declarant If, although
citizen or subject of some other country, you
have declared before naturalization court your
intention to become citizen of the United
States This is referred to as taking out first
papers"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
White

r If you are white, the registrar
will place check 90 in this
space and proceed to the determine
fiou Of vour citizenship, leaving
spaces 6, z, s, and blank
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Employers Name

~ II you are working for an individual,
firm, corporation, or association, state its
name, If in business trade profession, or en-
poyment for yourself, so state. II you are an
officer of the State or Federal Government,
say whether your Office is under the United
States, the Senate, the county, or a munich
pality. The registrar will make an appro-
pirate entry in this space
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
WHO MUST REGISTER

who's
9th approved 30 1913
%
Of the cappove OF
md
Ulcers enh men
eNyalRes AM rim Corp in b OF
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
ALIEN
Nondeclarant

ID If nondecarant alien registrar place
check W in this proceed space leaving
TO- H. H. and 13 blank You alien
you nondecarant alien If citizen subject
TO- II, II, and 10, and Indian In other
you ane nondecarant alien If citizen subject of
other country than the United States
cared before naturalization court intention
citizen of the United taken out first
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Oriental

7 If you are an oriental, the regis-
trar will place check (V) in
this space and proceed to the deter
of your citizenship, leaving
spaces 5, 6, 8, and 9 blank.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Revisions of Previous Rules.

1.-THE previous rules limiting Ii
censees, millers, wholesalers, retail
ers and bakers to thirty days supply
of flour viii be changed to permit a
sixty days supply
1.-The rules limiting sales by re-
tailers of wheat -four TO an eighth
OF barrel in cities and a quarter
barrel in sparsely settled districts are
rescinded.
THE rule limiting the sale OF
-four by millers to wholesalers or
wholesalers to retailers in combina-
ton with substitutes or certificates
therefor, and the rule restricting the
sale Of 20 per cent previous sales are
rescinded.
THE manufacturers of alimentary
pastes and wheat breakfast foods are
limited to their normal consumption
of wheat or wheat -four with the I'M
that they are not to I'M
duly expand their ordinary consump-
tion of wheat,
Rules prohibiting the starting OF
new plants ready for operation to
July LIST, 1918, are rescinded
Where millers sell directly to con-
sumers they shall obey the same reg
11atinpc ac ratot1 dnaIaru -
HOOVER.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
r ACE.
Negro

I6 If you are a negro, the registrar
will place check % in this
|space and proceed to the determine
Ition of your citizenship, leaving
lspaces 3, 7, s, and blank
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07

in which only 10 per cent substitutes
other than rye are required.
1.-The use Of the name Victory will
be allowed in all products contain
ing the above proportions of substi-
tutes.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Proceedings OF
Village BOARD

Mountain Home. Idaho, August
9Th, 1918.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Village of Mountain
Home, Idaho, was held on Tuesday
evening, August 9Th, 1918, at $40
o'clock with the following members
present: Harmon, Goodall, Morgan
and Johnson. Member Sullivan alb
sent
The following proceedings were
had to-wit:
The minutes of the regular meet
ing of July End was read and APP
proved.
The following bills against the viii
lage were read to the board and on
motion of Morgan seconded by John
son the same we're allowed and or
dered paid with the exception of
the bill of A. r. Macdonald which
was held up pending the settlement
of an account of the village against
Mr.. Macdonald.
General Fund.
M, s. T. & T. Co. phone
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.,
service ........,--,-..---.....-.- s ITS
for use of lumber .. $500
r. G. Ticknor, gent, rent for
July .................................. 1850
Falk Mercantile Co., for flag 600
Idaho Power CO., street
lights .,....................,......... 1850
Lars Rasmussen, care of
park .-....-..........-............-... $500
Chas. Crabb, salary as mar
shall Observation-Disclosures. 5000
A, r. Anderson, salary as
treasurer .......-.,........-.... 1000
Robt Morrison, Feed of
horse .....-......-.............- $500
Albert Childs, witness fees 225
r G. Ticknor, salary as
clerk Observation-Disclosures. 22.50
J. G. Watts, salary as at
torney OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880
Mountain Home Republican
printing proceedings .. 1852
Street Fund
Claud Mast street work 22.00
A. r. Macdonald labor and
supplies ..-...................... 400
Henry Fitzwater, labor. 1926
F.. r. Newton, moving weeds 100
David zabriskie, labor ... $3.50
John Morgan, drayage ...... 500
j. r. Schoenecke, assisting
commissioner ..-......--.....-.. $50
Ernest Vance. labor ,-.... Its
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.,
supplies ......................- 4.35
Water Fund.
Crane Co, supplies .-,........ 1914
f. G. Ticknor, salary, Frt.,
and postage --.-...--,......-.. 36.43
Idaho Power Co., power and
light ....,......,......-.............,. $500
Frank Kunnecke, labor go $50
Jas. Stanfeld, Jr. labor ~ 5.25
Jas. P. Tye, salary ,..,..... 5000
Clarence Johnson, labor - $500
Fire Fund
Gem State Garage, charging
batteries .....-........-....... 800
Burke's Garage. storage and
supplies ...,....s-............. 1881
Vol. Fire Dept. services at
fires .--...............~....... $500
A. G. Long. gaskets, . 235
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.,
supplies ...........,................- 1000
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
HOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON REGISTRATION
CARDS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR REGISTRARS

do not write on, mark, o.
otherwise mutilate these In
structions. Do not remov'
them.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07

pI1S his nb ans only by amnta OF not e
Irgrtp his 70 France
will wruen nth n n o in haeofG
AUSTRIAN M status erahtrnt
Iame b oil German
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Date of Birth

Date of Birth
birth This obtained by registrar subtractng
o birthday 1918.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07
Present Occupation

10 This occupation trade, employ
which the registrar viii enter in this DO not
did did done most of the
what best fitted to Simply state what
right State briefly, farmer, miner student,
'aborer' Ton farm rolling mill in automobile
other factory machins in automobile factory, If
hold Federal Government the
hclJ
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07

MOTE. In some spaces
as indicated In
the directions, check { y
Twill be used to indicate
the answers, a device
(which is designed to save
the time of the Registrars.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07

ATTEST f. G. TICKNOR,
Clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13
JUSTICE OLE THE PEACE.

>4.s52g9
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13
FOREST WRDEN'S ACCT.
GEORGES ISLAND LANDING

PaId for fghting forest firo- ~
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20926
DISTRICT :.
Precinct ,

Chas r. Onlev. req. Judge 1880
c v Pilchard. reg Judge 1850
Robert Hickman. reg. Judge 1850
G. f. Blades. judge 80
Samuel Bowen. judge BOO
VI. " Pilchard. judge 1890
Virgil Pruitt. clerk 1880
Clayton Onley. clerk Son
Ray Blackboard, clerk 80
c. b. Dukes, doorkeeper 500
lanes Scarborough. rent $500
Geo. L. Barnes. Jr.. posting
notices 800
1890
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13

Springfield state Hospital
three patients 10000
Spring Grove State Hospital
one patient 10000
Eastern Shore State Hospital
thirtv-threc patients 10000
Brownsville state Hospital
nine patients 10000
Peninsula General Hospital,
appropriation 5000
Deficit on 1877 Ieyv 1929
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13

lauo 5. Scarborough, judge 96.uo
peter j. Jonc- judge loo0o
Henry T. Ia, Jadgr 10000
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BONDS AND COUPONS.
S6.O625n
BRIDGES AND FERRIES.

Cottinghams Ferry app'n 10000
Nattaponi Ferry. AMIN 10000
Ocean CITY Bridge Co 10000
Pocomoke Bridge Co 100000
p. J. Tull, Scow for McMas;
ers Ferry 1900
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13
REGISTER OF WILLS.
a G. Riley $ls2.Os
ROADS
ROADS.
SCHOOLS.

For Permanent Improvement:
%; Of ground AZ Berlin 1900
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DISCOUNTS ALLOWED.

On 1917 taxes paid before
September 18th S2.OSS.OO
On 1917 taxes paid before
October 18th l6S.OO
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13

Wilmer $. Purncll. sheriff 6l725
Wilmer 5. Purncll, Clerk
Office account 1860
George W Trutt. sheriff 3i0.30
George W Truitt. Clerks
Office account 500
George ". Truitt: Lennir
Parks, deputy acct
estimated 5000
{. c. Dale. sheriff 1912 1879
VIM. Richardson. deputy 300
Geo. ". Rounds. deputy 230.5O
Lcnnic Parks. deputy 1890
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HEALTH OFFICE Err.

Appropriation On pa1lIon 81
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JAIL ACCOUNT.

Edwin :. Hargis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
LOS EJERCITOS ALEMANES Sc HALLAN|
ENPEL|GRO DE- SER ATRAPADOS
Los aEIiados tratan de cortarles Ia retrada hacia
Ia frontera %aleu1ana en- Sedan y Maubeeaagge

m;l!as de- Canal de Mons a! Disc
habiendo avanzado cinco mil!aS en- al
gunos 3untoS y hGchole al enemigo
no meaos de 10000 p~riSioneroS en-
IN dia. Las !ine&s aliadaS en- esta re-
ci6n Sc italian = dicz mi!!as lie la for
tuleza lie Maubelee. en- dos puntoS.
al norte Y al sur de lie QueSnoy. La
capturl de Maubcuge. corr2ra "a sd
ida L las fuerzaa ensnligaS por ei
n5rte.
Las tropaS ~franc=-as Sc encuen-
tran tambjen my cerca de Hlrson,
81 centric ferroc22i!ero Que Sc hal!a
en- "a falda de las ~coliaaS occidental
les dc las Arde9as.
Lo- belga>. por 81 parCe, han he
enc &lgunos avanc2s entire n from
terra holandesa y IA plaza de GaHte.
La captura de e>.a Ultima ciudad QUE
Sc auunci6 aye. dc fuente extra
Official. no Sc ma coniIrmad) aun.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06

LONDRES. Noriembre LOS
e~jercitos a,emaaes = 10 largo del In
dcro Suroesta de a region de la$
A.rdenas. es;an co-riendO e. Iet!gro
de verse atrapaGos. por e. movur'en-
to de avarce one han in!ciado -
multaneamerte los al;ados. .. orsente
de va!encisnues : p norte de Yer
dun.
Las tropaS amer.canaS nan c!au-
surado Va ~ a Ultima &c las regIo-
mes dichas. q principal car''ao de
retirada. con "a o~cupacioa L posicio-
mes cortig.as al desti.2dero lie Ste
nav : Sc cree cue en- dos . tres tl@S
mas de Mcha, al paSo que nasEa mo
ia han ido. las tro2a5 de rttrarnar
Sc veraH d"enaS d. Sedan o Mont
redv. con 10 que completaraH IA claI-
sura &c esa puerta de escape.
Los ingleses. ayuda&os por los fran
ce.es. kan rea2UGado - ataq1eS '
arance en- IN Greuce %a cuareAFa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
NUEVO ATAQlE FRANCES EMPRENDlDO
Entire FL PERON Y Ell AISNE
Sc trata de enderezar eI gran codo que forma en-
csc sector 81 frente de bataIa en- Francia

nucstro avancc, ha hecho que nueS-
y tropas Sc hallen constantemen-
te en- contacCo con ell enemigo, dice
eli citado cCmunicado.
En- la region al noraste de Gulse,
ocupamos la villa de B~erguessur-
Sambrc. en- donde 200 h~abitantes
fueron libertades del yugo teuton.'
En- TODD e! frente del Primer Ejc
otto frances, nuestras fuerzas rea-
nudaron Sus ataques esta manana y
lograrcn hacer algunos avances. En-
ire el Peron Y 81 Serre. nuestras
tropaS han ~capturado cl boscue de
Les Har.gy Y en- Ia region al norte
DE- Sissonne hemos llcgado a Una IL
nea Que pasa a traves de la fabri-
Ca de azucar de Froidmont. al oeste
de .Autremen Court-C uirieuX, Condo
Ian Court y M~achecOurt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06

PARIS. Novicmbte Eel Prime"
EicYcito francs cmn"cGGio un nue.
"a ata1ue en- III frerts de cuarenta
rliilas en- e sector del ran code que
fcrnla e frente occidental. dcsde
{! rio Frron hacia ei Il hasta ell
.Aisne. III mismo tempo. las tucrzaS
~lrancysas .n;ciaron Iii avancc cNHE2
G! r?rln : el punto en- Cue Sc men
las f~rancesas Y ~britanicas Ell ci Sam
bre. extendiendo el frentc del araQue
hasta cuarenta Y cjnco millas.
e. exito de las tropaS f~rancesas
ha obligado IL enemigo Il retirarse
en- variaS parties de frentc, Segan
dice un communicate que sc do d Ia
publicidad hoy Ell esta capital.
La p~erSecuciGn i~ncesante dc las
retaguardias enemigaS. encarcadaS
dc protojer la retirada r~etardando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
). - :: :. :: !" = :: q:

LONDRES.N ovicmbrc lie CUES
nov. la importante plaza fortlficada
que Sc encuentra d ocho miilas al
surestc de Valenciennes. fue captu-
rada por los ingleses aver, Juntamen
te con Su guarnicion de cerca de MI
hombreS. SegUn dice cl communicate
trasmitido por 81 Marlscal Sir Doug
las Hang.
Con IA captura de esa plaza los
hritanicos han enderczado un sallen-
to agudo que Sc habla Tornado a
consacucncia dc los vance del Ola
de aver.
Tn avancc adic:onal de tres a "ua-
tro millaS Sc hizo hoy. de5pues &c
yenrer una vigoro:a resistencla del
cncmigo. habitndose c%apturado AIDE
mas de &c Quesnoy. las villas Dc Jo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
ALEMAMA DEBE PEDLR FL, ARMS17CO Al MARiSCAL FOCH
Ell CONSEJJO SUPREME De Ia Guerra; nEso11es DE'
ACORDAR LAS CONDICIONES QUE DEBlAN
MPONERssE, RESOLVI0 QUE Ell ARMlSTlCIO
DEBIA PEDIRSE EN- LA F0RMA MILITAR
Fl gereralisnno Foch sera Ell que trate TODD el asunto
en- el nisnao cam Pc de batala

dos habian liegado a u acuerGo So
bre las condolences del armisticio nd
IA Alemania, ell coresponsal en- Pa
II: del Times de esta capital, dice
que los Gyitos aliados en- ell frente
frances. dejaban poca duda de que
A!emania aceptaria las condicioneS
QUO Sc lie ;mpusieran.
WASHINGTON. Noviembre g.
Los diplomaticos V los funcionarios
del gobierno en- esta capita! Green
que les terminus del armisticio para
Alemania, firmados aver en- Paris.
por los aliados V los EstadoS Unidos
sc encueltran va en- manos del Ma
rlscal Foch, para que sean present2-
dos d los commentaries alEmaneS en-
e! frenCe occidental.-
No Sc Jiene ninguna application
Official del metodo decidido para DO
ner en- conocimiento de los a.enlane5
las condolences de renuicior,, baiG
las cuales podran terminar Ia que
IRA. Hasta ahora sc habia prcsr-
mido que los terminus serian envi"-
dos a Berlin por el conducto diplo-
matico. en- vista de que la peticion
para ell armisticio vino por csc ca
mino. pero la opinion. cast unanim".
en- los circulos bien infornados. aho-
ra, es que Pl asunto sera tratado en-
teramente sobre el campo. por e. &C.
mandante en- jefe de los AliadoS.
Cualquiera que sea ell conducto lie
communication, es evidence cue no
Sc ha perdido tempo, Y Sc considers
como una cosa muy possible. Ell QUE
venga una respuesta Immediate. +!
presidente Wilson, habicndose abstc-
nido de gu viaje a Princeton para d.
positar 81 voto, permanecio en- la Ca
ga Blanca TODD el dia Y Sc cree que
tai cosa sc ha debido al trabajo QUE
ha tenido para Ia Transmission del
acuerdo aliado V Ia communication en
que debe haber e<tado o el Su-
promo Consejo !Aliado de Versailles.
FL texto de los terminus del arms
ticio no Sc habian recibido cuando
Sc hicieron los arreglos para Ia jun
ia acostumtrada del gabinete. FL pre-
sidente Y sus ~consejeros fueron am
pliamcntc informados de todos los
detalles %importantes de las confercn-
cias. sin embargo. antes de que Il
documento fuera firmado.