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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

Jicn: Hofce, Jicfn Mada Bolesiav, Mnch. HfAdilk6
Nova Paka, Simily; Jlemnice, Turnov. yz
ilradec KrSiove: Ceska SkAiice, Chrudfm VysokE nv
to- radec Kralove Dvdr kfAloye Lto1nys N6chod Move
Mssto Pardubice, Policka, Rychnoy il.
Ltomsfice Usti mad Labem, Most; Duchcov, Chomutov
Litomei4ce, Podbofany Pfsecnics zatec Tepce D6cfh
Pizen Katovy, Kralovice Plzen Pfestfce, Rokycany,
Domazlice.
plsek: Blatna Hluboka Hofevice.sT sTyn Il W. suaice,
Shakonice vodnany. I
Prsha: primo pod mistodrztelstyf4
Praha svenhov: Cesly Brod Braneys n.sL Karln ven
kov Kladno, Kralupy, Louny M9ln Rakovnfk Roudnice
Slany, Smfchov venkov.
Lberec. Ceska Idpa Cesky Dub JablonnA Fr5dlant ia
blonec mad NJ, Mimoh, Liberec, Sluknoy Varnsdorf
Tabor: Benesov, Kamenice Mleybko, Jindfichdv Hra-
dec, Pehrimov, Secany, Tabor Vessel, 4feboh.
Trutnov Hostinne Broumov, KTahky, vrch1abi Lam
skroun Trutnov
Scucasne bude hovjch IA &ejtanfyf Aby e u
moznilo snazsf roztrhan zene to yelkov Sichov
venkov, Beroun Nyfany, vodnany Hbckk Veseli nAd e.
Nova Bysfce, Kraky, Ceska skahee Hosnn6 Mimon He
Ece. afEl FTHNH Z
Nejkklays5sm nasilin phi hmt zffzeni krajsk6m pro
vedeno Sc zrlzenf krse Kraj ten bude ryze
neeckym pfece ze 100000 jeho bue vice jak
600 echa DO chebkeho kraje se rovn51 deset-
sfce ceskych hornkn d4l4kd CeS tfebent
IT, NyfanSh Trutnov9, Landskrouxa Most3 Ustf mad L.
Ehonutoe Litomsf reich bndoa zhsveni
skereho prava ehanf cese polite
kyni ufady M STS. ss ISL sx
Ale nejen to- yrchnm pane kra iSkch heit1nan6 rebu
de zee ceske ale vid {ske minsterstvo jez
bude rozhodova pres hlavu cfz Cechy budou
pfipoutany We vecech poitcke sprav ed cenasuf vi
de Jednoho vlAda neodvAka t6 dob6 aves We s1u-
tex sve vlastni nafizeni Odozla Il lel9
DO te DOLBY doufeme bude NIT jeste VE staros AAsk
zeine ceske = udfzet ztroskotanou MOI archi !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
VERNosT ORGANISE 1NANYcH
DELNfKU1

Sednocenost nasi vady delncvt jest zarukou vitez
neho koncen yalky Sjednocenost ojevuje p kazd6
pfffezfost.
minule konvenci kter6u Aonalk FzdefSsx FrSce ST.
Paul pfedseda Samuel Gompers ODD Telegram cd pres
denta Wisona, kterem nu sd9uje 9ojime pred
oAs12ei nysjSM zSpase teN 44fod 4Hvsfou pUhiikk
vstic veeah obksi, ia vs0t = jsA sJo<3Ns e y No
pfsseaan aeposao sezsatit davsru Asbo
ko5dln AAdnnysla. sss
starry yadce osranisoyanxho dyittva s. Gonpers po
dial co bdp6veH prchasenf Dsnf ps4x05c IA vxAgAScA
potTebach j.ou souS&stASu bob.js3 a4fy " f4sae al
mach ami poll by nemslo b MIC co by nepro6p
vsio nSej v<ice Hsns stlvky byl neky bJt ponik6ny
kter< BY sAAOzovaly zvoty nascA yoS1hh " ffxAcn.
Ucel nynejsi valky jest jash9 n4haten Denittvo Sp
jenych Satd bude spokoeno edine mrem ker pro vzdy
znic voenskoa N6mecka Aqfo4rAc1e voensty1 kefG
jest podporovano nezodpovedou dpf0cH ausf bt ostf
memo mus byt zavedena demokrSee sprAvedlnost mr.
Mez vadou narodem mus yadnoGt 1V64A "a zxdnou ce
nesni byt vaka prohranA Nase dslxvo Jest po5eno
vladou armadou Prohasenf 70 jasn3 IA Telegram
presdenta Wsona kery naznac ze sayky BY moty pfi-
vest pora zkp zde ma polfch We Franciis
President Eonpers proh1Asen zAGf sve Stanovisko
ktere zat5al kdyz pred nekolA haVst6vn no
lika delncl zastupcd Anglie. gelgg8d ehs JedrAE
mir mez Rasken Nemecke nam doSxzn5e ke N6MAckn
se nemdze Aikdy ddvsfoyat pn b svkoS5 mr.
Moo jest Jediny podkad neecke oraAsxce tAkovgu Ar
gumentu jedine budou ozumet SAf1de Gohpef4 Jest ~
ouzhy vldce dsnictva yefz doUhole VI
suzna prAca zednaa ucfn delnfE AdnerckA federa
Praee ma zTete bud6ucnost rpkaseNf x pfgdsedy
naznacuje, ne nutnost danIKd
zamestnayatsd "a a4ce odyzst Hlay
pf snaha Prace jest aby.
chon9 nspfisl n Jzzstvi
mQs nlavHe pllspet s sS7s2S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
T0LIK vELEZRADCr RIA.
KOUSKO NESNESE!
Ceskoslovenska lis. Kancelar

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
i Washington, D. C. Ne
ktef6 vfdenske listy ovsem
ni8xolfv vseM3mec4e6 a yladni
5NAz redaktofi heztratili hla-
w 4 viif, Ee Sc Rakoasko vrha
Z rozpukle skaly sye lnonar-
chic do propasti pangerman-
sktch snd a pfece Sc pozasta-
vEM mad hrokbAmi q terorem
yideiske vlAdy. Jsou to zvlastG
Afbefterzeitdng a Zeit. Tato
hravi mimo jin6, odsuzujfc mo-
YOU persekucnf cru v Cechach
zavedenou: Je 1lesnyslno zaple
sd sestmfiiionovy nkrod do ve-
tezrkdnsho procesu. Toiik We
1ekxkdcn RAk6hsao nesnese!
Arbeiter Zeitung, organ So
cialni demokracie, pfavi, ze:
TX sebeurGeni narodh Jde ce-
" vyvoj silou nezadrz7t&lnou'' !,
= zc' sby slElA vlsdA uvazi-
4, KAN - Fti stxxni korsb,
iedyz narodovs, kteri tvori do
lNozAady 04 pr6ce6t obyvatei-
skvA st<ka ssojf y tAlk 00mita-
VEN spo1A1eAG." gKnAva, ze S6
proeent obyvatelstvA rakouske
no. jez N2nrci tvoff, 4femohod
zab14niti sebeurceni ostAtnich
farcdt fAlouskych.
Ovsem We tyto q jine fozum-
nejsf uvahy raffMej jsfch Nemcd
iwir6uske Wade, cfsAri a Vse-
HGnncdfn nejsou mic platfly. Ri
II Sc aezaVlrzitelne K 1,ozpadu
hAAsbdrslE ffse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

Cesk osloxenska lis. Kaneelaf.

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

IS
TO vsak nenf cesta ku pre-
fektufe!' namftah koci.
Ma tom nezAlezi. Jen dale
tam doluR poroucel straznfk.
Simeon zabruEel nekolik ne
sOzamitelnych SLOW, v dachu 81
pax poinyslil:
Vsak ja vim, Re jistE nepo
jedefne kd prefektufe. Dpku
slozfme ma nekterem narozi uli
ce vsak to zname 49, ale 81
Meoh bude fnfti oci oteyrene.
Uposfechnal pax rozkazu
strazTffkova.
Simeon vjel 40 uiice Frantis-
ka 4. q pax do alice Bayardoyy.
Adyz sem prijeli, zvolal straz
mix nahle.: "Zastavte r.
Povoz Sc zastavil. StraznIk
Sc chlednul a ostre Sc rozhled-
nnl ol1olo sebe ma ulici neby
fc nikoho. Pohlfzei pax pred Sc
be tam obcas fnfnuli n6jaci
chodci. Ma rohu ulice, kde Sc
drozka zastavila, nalezal Sc
dunn, jehoz dvere Sc oteviraly
ma dratu, aniz by tu bylo do
movnfka nebo zvonce.
Straznfk Ease usednul, vSak
prava ruka krecovit6 drzela "a
Sinaeonem, jehz sedel opreny 3
strechu povozu, dyku s ostrou,
spfcatou oceli a dlouhou ruko
jcti.
@Jest tedy vse v pofAdku?''
tazAl Sc Simeon.
| "Ano, vse jest Tlyni v pofad
kd, maj hochu,' odv6til straz.
1 / - =. ~ s.
nix podivnym hlase4n. A ia
isIov tech povedhul ruku "a KID
1cffn q vrazil dykd s nesmfrnou
lsSlou Si4neonovi do size. Dyka
vhikla byvalemu strazniku hlu
btko do tyla.
1 NeSt'astnfk ami nehlesnul -
| jen 1ekolikrate po&Fasl rameny
. 6tevTel diva neb tTikrate oci
jez 3 d0lkd vystoupily. Drzeni
55eho tela staio Be pax bezvlad.
ne zada dopadla ma zad ma
cperadlo U strechy povozd, ma
va pokiesla y pred - oteze, jez
nepustil, drzel 3 zatvatych ru-
kach.
Straznik sestoupil s kozlfku
a otevrel dvfFka povozu. cry
chic! Rychlei!' zvolai. Tam de
! ynitf! Nesmfne ztraceti ami o.
kanzik."
Onrdle1A divka donesena dc
domu. Jeden 2 falesnych stnaz.
hfkd Sc vratil, pf-istoupib k vo-
zu a prudce kone kopnul. Zvi
re poiekaae sc vzepnulo a sklc
nivsi hlavu pocalo klopytave
klusati odvazelo sebou mr..
fvold Simeonovu.
Ponevadz telo zahy bylo opfe
no, proto zachovalo Sc v rovnt
vAze - auce ma kolena pokles.
he df'Eeqy cteke - hlava fak
sem tain Sc kfatifa. Nest'asNnfk
nezdal Sc byti mrtvym, nybfz
Nouze opilym.
Byla to podivna, hr0zna jfz-
Ida, jalcot drozka po PaSdzi no
f1ala. Kim projel n'escislnynli u.
ffcefni, nikde sc ihepozas&avii.
Okolojdoucf, kteff zvlastnf Cen
povoz videli, delali 81 posmech
IL kociho.
| s1da Sc, ze mel Y noci hod.
nou zfzen," " posmiva6i Sc.
Rukojet' dyky byaA skryta
"a limcem plast'avym - neby
10 ii yfdeti. Krev pax Sc FfnsiFA
r'cd tezkyrA kAbatefh k0cov-
skyna. Kun klusal, jaAuby iro
nyl kocl fidil.
TAX zahy . rama byla jests
l1n,alo vozd ma -eestG TAX ze se
drozka nennusel& vyhybati. u
tuqice Dunkergue skrizil Be vsals
Fovoz n&jenny povozern ka.
Esenim obtfzenya : sr&zka by
IA tax p1'uakA, ze Sc droElca ma
llem pTekotila.
Knci vozu kamenfm obtixene-
4 ~ ~, hn1Ucrl mad say,,x;,,x h;x -:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

meen v umrlM konaofe.
Omdlela Gabriela nalezala
'se v made komnatE tsjupln6ho
to1hu, Pred himz Simeon byl
zsVfazden. Cha fAaesAi straz-
nici j tam dopraviii, ulozili 4
odesli. III
Skoro soucasn6 vessel muz je
den do prostoru a pospisv ku
tiivce, vykfiknuI pfe bahim:
tstodpfvM nebyl nilkdp jiny
nez rnarkyz . Argentalu. Pozo
rceAl Gabrielu, aAiz BY byl slo
Va promluvi4. aniz BY il byl o.
sloyil, jako by mu prodIouzenf
se5l andloby pdsobilo pot9senf.
sDomnfval jsem Sc jiz, ze isl
pro mne ztracena,' zaseptal ko
neGne. "Nynf jsi Ease naleze-
ma nyni vsak nalezis mn9! n
/ Gabfiela otevfela oci a nej-
prve pohlfzela ma Norberta, a.
III jej nepoznavajfc pax Sc
ohffzela udivena okolo sebe a
pohled jeff op6t utkvel ma mar
kyzovi rlyni jevilo Sc Y cbli-
cejf jejin1 hrozne zdesenf.
"Ah - Wy to jste!" vyrazila
divka drsnym hlase1n.
Markyz se zasinal.
"Ano, ia TO jsem, Gabrielle,
hjal Sc slova, "a tentokrate ne
budeme vice od sebe odlouceni
v tom ohAedu mnzete byti
pok oJnna. Nesveffm jfz niko
alu jinemu peel o vase stfezenf
ia to bude, jenz Cd nynejska
bride stale okolo vas dokud Sc
restAhete 11ou zenou!"
Hlnboke opovrzenf, jakez il
h,bz tento vstipoval, vratifo il
veskerou odvahu. Povstala d DO
krocila k n9mu. ssDobfe vfte," "
r'ocala vzdornym hlasem, BE
vafni opovrhuji i ze bych rad6
L zemfela nez abych pfijala
Ease jfn6nos I" is:iaI
~Vfm to- cdvetil 30 chvilce
''lnlteni, "a nfz dfyku, kteraz
I've SVEN hnGvu byia krasnejsf
irez obycejne, naruzive pozo-
rovAl. s3Vfhn, be fnne rreilavidi-
, te 4 ze jest zcela proti vasemu
pfani Ia fnne sc provdAti la
ska Sc dostAvf po snatku.s'
"Nefte toanu?"
'sJsern D tom pfesvedcen."
"A jAko by Sc obaval doznati
TO, dodal tise:
MIIuJl vas, Gabrielle!
Mohl lsem to zamiceti, Ana O.
povrhd5ete m9ou. Ano, ia vas
raiauJf! VIM, ze kdyz jste neby
"A d fnne, ve1kou fAezefa II srd-
ci SVEN jsefn cftil. Miluji vas O.
rrAvdove!"
Da4a se ma do snnfcha. Byl
bfcdy = zce4A b'ez sebe.
s'ProG lkete?n tahala Sc. -
"vzdyt' chcete 5en me 5menf a
abyste se no zn0cnll, ihusfte
syachAtf zfocTn. Laska Jest pfi
ce4e veci zbytecna. Proc hyni
provadfte pfede fnrou tuto ko-
rnsdii, kdyz jste mi onehdy 'cele
|sve pixie odha1il? q jake prici-
ny 4okousite Sc dAes q to, pri-
nett mhe, abych v6filA v pocit,
Nery nemizete mfti,, kterehoz
Vsbec Ahi stav& ~
"Mylite Sc, Gabrielle - milu-
|aji vas opravdu!'' odvetil pohnu-
tym hlasem. Jest to jedna ma
la.ehkost jest To proti me VII
II vzdor menu cdposA,, po-
kfatovaa. *sJA vas fhiIuji -
DavArn predncst vasi nena-
visti," vpadla mu Gabriela do
IeH. Ta BY mi byla meme pro
tivnou.
Pfejel 81 rukod telo, jez Sc
bylo poaryao potoFn. s'GAbrie-
40! !" zaseptAl.
1 Uehopil se rAm9 jejiho y t.
sRha be oaJenaa 1dkaraa, upiral
na nj zhavy poafled. Pot0na ma
Aie il odstrciv, odstoupil od iii.
Obi zaetenal, 'spozdxh n,6
sbuyae - MnA niiovAti n
Ss, z1kna ftxlS4p sas,haS - - ,,n,,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29
PASSING THE BUCK ALONG
 By se,rnns sam THE FEWER ROUTE

ie Taylor Motor company announces sSss there will be few new Columbia cor cars to arrive at once, that the
 niand for this attractive car has pre- seuted them from keeping a full line in the display rooms.
 The w w. Phelps Motors company have just received the new Rec cars, which are causing much comment along auto row. The Rec has a good reputa- tion," says MT. Phelps, 'and we will maintain such service to back it up. Owners are assured every courtesy at all times
 Lee Iigdon of the Prest-O-Lite service station stated that a full line of Prest-O- Lite goods will be received soon and that service will soon be fully re-established. A full line of batteries have just been received.
 Chess Batcheler, sales manager of the Cruse- Crawford Manufacturing company. closed this weeks business with fine suc- cess. "This years business has ecipsed last years sales almost double" said the splendid service that the Republic trucks are giving.
 The Battery Service company have im- proved their place by cutting an en- trance which leads to the rear of their building This will enable automobile owners to have shelter from cold weather and rain when service is needed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

Paw Perkins of the Perkins Motor company announced that out of several carloads of Stutz cars recently received, there is only enc now in stock, showing the active demand for this popular motor car. Nearly everywae 2 you see Stuts cars holding their own in power and per formanee and Paw says tha ii Is these great features Of the Stutz cars that creates it's preference
 Bill Pape, one of the 42-centimeter statesmen of the Drennen Motor Car corn pany, has just bought one of the new OldsmobiIe closed cars Bill has been selling Oldsmobiles for sometime and knowing the quality of this attractive car, decided to share it's pleasures with the vast army of Oldsmobile owners The Birmingham Electrical garage has one of the most complete battery service stations in the south, handling Philadel- phia Diamond Grid batteries This is an improved battery and Manager Henley says that it is backed up with IS months service.
 Arthur Speigbts of the DeShazo Motor company, has figured the price of Lib erty automobiles down to where he can tell what the car costs per pound, When a prospective customer asks the price of Liberty car MT. Speights quotes the price per pound. This is not what sells Liberty cars, however. it's the way they ride and drive that makes 'em popular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29
Poland Not a Small Nation

Frederick Moore in the Worlds Work.
 Notwithstanding the fact that in this war nearly 5000. 900 Polish-speak- ing soldiers have been forced into fratricidal combat driven into battle by German and Austrian and Russian conscription, to fight their cousins and brothers, many persons seem to be- lieve Poland small nation They forget the magnitude of it's historic domain and the numbers of it's peo- pie. The kingdom of Boleslaus the great ts92-1025) stretched. from the Baltic sea to the Carpathians. It in- cluded part of Saxony, the whole of Silesia, and stretched almos4fto Berlin In 1T72. when came the first dismenn- bern1ent. Poland covered BOG, ,00O square miles, almost 100, 900 miles more than the German empire of today It's pop ulation was 11,500, 900. It ranks. in deed, with Italy as the fifth Euro pean nation Before the outbreak of this war, there was a compact mass of 35.000.000 people in Europe speaking the Polish language; and whatever ruler might claim dominion over them they were one; no mutilation of the national body. no cruelties or oppres- sions. could discover the Poles in spirit. They remain today one na ton, in language and in aspirations despite a century and a half of poIit- ical slavery, and through all those years the love of liberty has burned within them as an inextinguishable flame.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

one of the salesnen who left one year ago. entering the army. just returned and Mir. Denegre summoned him to be present and was presented with a large sized check. The Southern Garage com- pany has done a wonderful business for the closing of the year and with their
 splendid line of motor cars and trucks if is expected that next year will break all records. On February l. 1919, this concern will celebrate its twelfth anni- versary with banquet and three cash prizes will be offered to the employe who will suggest the best plan by which the concern can give service. This is q hobby of Charles Denegre, to give service, and part of his success can be a aftrihlltad a if
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29
BIRMINGHAM MOTOR leo. ASSURES SERVICE
Employees Show Interest in Cooper
 ating With Automobile Trade

Don Drennen, president of the Bir- mingham Motor company, has just an nounced a new service plan by which every automobile owner is assured satis- faction with every business transaction. Weekly meetings have been arranged where salesmen, mechanics and accessory salesmen discuss the means of co-operat- ing with the automobile trade and great things nave already been accomplished.
 The salesroom has just been attrac- lively arranged with flowers and palms and fixtures that will add to the com fort of the public, have been provided. It is the full intention to give the best of attention to everyone and also with the employees of the concern, there must be harmony and cooperation MT. Dren- nen stated yesterday that the Biming- ham Motor company, is just like a big family, ready to give full co-opera- tion to the automobile public so they can enjoy to the fullest the real pleasure of owning a motor car.
 This weeks sales. have also broken all records. Out of several carloads of Buick motor cars there is but one of each | model left and these cars will probably be delivered within the next four days. One of the best sales of the week was the
 two trucks delivered to the board oi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

rtrs Camel Tire company recently M ed one of their branch stores at AL wentieth street. south. and have sent ar. 1T. H. Pierce, 8 tire expert who
 n;s the high quality of tires and the
 ce of their manufacture. A conn ss line of tires are to be had, nearly as make is represented and it Is e policy to sell tires at less than the ses rices. Their store is well arranged -ssS T Is very attractively displayed with tires. Their slogan is 'sName the tire you use, VIC have 1t at @, price for less."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

At an anti-influenza auction sale in St Louis admission was by card only A docttr was stationed at the door to watch for symptoms Of colds and the buy y.rs were placed at desks three feey apart and warned that any one Mno coushed or sneezed would at once De ejecled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29
THE DENEGRE TRUCK

Much has been said along auto row about the Denegre truck that will be on, the market by January 15. It has the finest specifications and will withstand all demonstra tion tests. All sizes from one to five-ton trucks will be available and it is expected that this line of trucks will sweep over the entire market says Mir. Denegre
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

Ali railroad passengers in Alberta, .Capada, are required to wear gauge mashs as a precaution against infla- enza. and persons witnoutl nsasks are nor eomitted to trains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

When the Rickers of Poland Spring. Me. sat down to their Thanksgivinr dinner this year they did so as mem bers of family that has celebrated Thanksgiving for r25 consecutive years under the same roof--the fourth and nrth generations since the founding of the great estate of Poland Shrine h, Jabez Kicker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

The Coldstream Guards is a regiml of footguards in the British army, fo
 ing part of the loyal household briga
 1t is one of the oldest regiments of [ British service. dating from 1859 . that. year General Monk, who, after S death of Cromwell, took sides with | Parliament and the army, organized { regiment at Coldstream, a border to1 of Bedwickshire, Scotland, whence name of the regiment. and rnarhed wl 1t into England. It has seen servicea every British campaign of any mabI tude, and has emblazoned on it's r,I mental colors the names of many of most brilliant victories of British all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29

CHARLES DENEGRE, President
 The Southern Garage company, one Of the oldest and largest automobile houses in Alabama, took their employees by sur prise Christmas Eve when they were called together by Charles Denegre, who stated that it was his policy in the future to share part of the profits of the con cern. Checks were distributed among the employees, amounts as high as Sl39, and
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department of the Interior

U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz
 November 2, 1918 Notice is hereby given that Albert Gattrell, of Sunnyside, Arizona, who, on December 30, 1910, made Home. stead Entry, No. O12722, for H. E. S., No 203
 A tract of land described by metes and bounds, as follows:f Beginning at Corner No. l from whence U. S. L. M. No 500 H. K. s. bears N. 29 degs. 13' E. 62.09 chains.
 Thence S. 4s degs. 1S' E. 699 chains to Cor. No. ?.
 Thence S. 25 degs. 43' W. 42.24 chains to Cor. No. 3.
 Thence S. 73 degs. 19' w. 17.Oo chains to Cor. No. 1.
 Thence N. 20 degs. 5S' E. 14.3O chains to Cor. No. 5.
 Thence N. 35 degs. 21' E. 41.SS chains to Cor. No. l, the place of be- ginning, containing 5326 Acres in ap- proximate Sections 15 and Is (unsur- veyed) Tp. 23-S., R. 19-E., Of the G. & S. R. B. & Meridian. Arizona, in the Coronado National Forest has filed no tice of intention to make five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. A. Fowler. U. s. Commissioner, at Tombstone, Arizona, on the 11th day of Decem- Der, 1918.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 George W. Parker, of San Rafael, Arizona
 Lucy Langford, of Sunnyside, Ari- Zona.
 Lewis K. Mcintyre, of Parker Can yon, Arizona
 Gustave J. Peterson, of Sunnyside, Arizona
 610 JOHN L. IRWIN Register First publication November 9, 1918. Last publication December s, 1918.
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