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Arizona republican., 1918-02-24
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-Land to irrigate by the acre. We have the best water conveyor ever invented, lift 1850 gals. per min- ute. We cap be found at the Auto Tire cor. of Second Ave. and Adams street sam Garvin or F. J. Mullen ak EXPERIENCED MAN wants cattle or horse ranch or both on shares. Best of references. Box 2295 Republican.
 SIs
Arizona republican., 1918-02-24
For Sale or Exchange

WILL TRADE equity in 2k aces for automobile. Phone S151. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-24

WILL TRADE good lot for auto or cattle. Box 2332. Republican. dm
Arizona republican., 1918-02-24

FOR SALE-Stripped Stutz, excel lent rubber thoroughly overhauled and newly painted. This is good buy at $500. Yours for $500 for quick cash sale. Address or call Apache Garage 123 West Adams. City If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-24
Wanted Situation, Female
Attention

WANTED-Copying, typing or other clerical work of mornings. Phone S5b6. dO
Arizona republican., 1918-02-24

WANT TO LEASE Unfurnished rooming house, close in, or large hall or rooms upstairs in business block, close in. Box 2290 Republican. ak
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
DUMMIES POINT
TO SERIOUS MORAL

Birmingham is going to be fair with
even German spies, pro-German pro-
pagandists and rumorists. as evidenced
by the warnings extended to them yes
to-day in the form of effigies hang
ing from trolley guide wires at three
prominent downtown corners.
Two of the dummies. the one az
Third avenue and Twentieth street,
and one at First avenue and Twen-
tieth. street. were well dressed, hav-
ing on new shoes, collars and ties and
black serge suits. The effigy, repre-
senting the German propagandists. at
second avenue and Nineteenth street
was dressed in a ragged suit and Old
shoes. The placard, pinned to MS
bosom. said.
This man spread German propa-
\ Uganda Beware
The inscription on the pro-Germar
efrigv at Third and Twentieth street
said 'sThis was an American. but pro-
| German He talked too much with his
mouth. Beware"
The inscription on the effigy dang
1 ling from the end of the rope at tht
American Trust building said:/ This
man was a German spy"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
PRESIDENT WILSON
OPENS LIBERTY LOAN
DRIVE IN BALTIMORE


rarties in the country must rally be-
hind the executive.
This is no time" said Mr.. Colds
borough ito criticize the government.
This is the time for everybody to get
behind our flag.
The Presidents audience was plain
| " with him in his denunciation OF
| Germany's military masters. 1t APP
plauded his declaration that he IL
ready at any time to discuss Just
peace sincerely proposed
When he declared that he accepted
Germanys challenge and that France
must decide the issue the audience
| arose to it's feet and cheered for sew
| eral minutes.
II accept the challenge. / know that
4 YOU accept it, All the world shall
Dnow you accept it, 1t shall apepar in
| the utter sacrifice and self-forgetful-
ness with which we shall give all that
we love and all that we have to re-
/ deem the world and make 1t mt Tor
! freemen like ourselves to live in. This
now is the meaning of what we do Let
! everything that we say my fellow
countrymen, everything that we hence
4 forth plan and accomplish, ring true
/ to this response till the majesty and
might of our concerted power shall
.ffll the thought and utterly defeat the
j force Of those who fiout and nffsprize
J what we honor and hold DEAR
Germany has once more said that
force and force alone shall decide
whether justice and peace shall reign
in the affairs of men; whether right as
America conceives it, or dominion as
she conceiyes it shall determine the
destinies of mankind
"There is. therefore. but one re-
sponse possible from u.s. Force, force
to the utmost, force without stint OF
limit, the righteous force which shall
make right the law of the world, and
cast every selfish dominion IN the
dust"
Warning anew that triumph Of
4 arms for Germany means ruin for al
line ideals America has won and lives
for. the President reiterated he was
willing to discuss at any time TAR
/ inst and honest peace, sincerely pro-
posed, "a peace in which the strong
and weak shall fare alike
"But the answer" said he, "when
,nroposed such a peace came from ths
| | German commanders in Russia and
cannot mistake the meaning Of thu
answer"
'erhey are enjoying in Russia" thu
| President declared, "a cheap triumph
in which no brave or gallant natior
can long take pride. great people
helpless by their own act. lies for tn
time at their mercy. Their fair pro
fessions are forgotten. They nowher'
set up justice. but everywhere impos
their power and exploit everything TO
their own use and aggrandizement, an
the peoples of conquered provinces ar
invited to be free under their domin
a. ion.
Are we not justified in believini
That they would do the same things a
their western front il they were no
There face to face with armies whor
their countless divisions cannot over
Gomez"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07

Gov. A. o. Stanley of Kentucky and
his staff will arrive in Birmingham this
morning and will remain until noon,
when they depart for home The Ken
lucky party spent yesterday in Hatties-
burg, Miss, visiting Kentucky troops.
The members of the governors staff
who are travelling with him include Col.
Charles b. Norton, Louisville, chief Of
staff; Adj Gen. j Tandy Ellis, Frank
fort; Col. w. J. Baird, Louisville; Col.
Charles III. Ryan, Russellville; Col.
Clyde Gaines, Winchester, and Col r. G.
Oldham. Winchester.
The visitors will be entertained at
breakfast at the Tutwiler this morning
at $50 o'clock by Murray Brown, loya
native of Kentucky, who has invited the
presidents of various civic and CONNER
cial bodies to attend and meet the Ken
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07

Ger are given credit for the success
OF the lemon tree, in charge OF Mrs.
Arthur Crowder and Mrs. Frank n.
Smith Sidney Lazarus was also great
" complimented on the many novel
and valuable suggestions given.
Mrs. w. T. Screws of Montgomery is
in charge of the buying and shipping
OF the tobacco to the boys over there
and a $500 consignment will leave ev-
cry two weeks. The birmingham fund
is now in excess OF $4,000 and a neat
sum is realized from the boxes placed
conveniently over the city.
Among the checks received TO be
added to this fund are: e. j. Miles.
Mrs George Connors. J. A. Levert, r.
r.. Smith. William Fisch. each $40;
Mrs. Dave owen Cred Cross unit). DR..
w. D. Taylor. Vernon Gray. unit ~
REQ Cross. Ed Warren. Murray Brown,
Miss Sarah Phelan. H. c. Ryding, Mrs.
Florence Jordan. DR.. n. T. Smith. DR..
A. e. Patton. DR.. w. q. Harrison. each
So; Mrs. Florence Buck, 81; Junior
Eleague Of Phoenix club. $3.50; DR.. Shell
bourne of Howard college, 81.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
CULLMAN REPORTS
$4,000 OF QUOTA
NOW SUBSCRIBED
Dinner Tomorrow Night at
Tutwiler Opens jefferson
County Liberty Loan
Campaign in Earnest

The third Liberty Loan is the most
popular buy in the financial world to-
day In the Birmingham zone Chairman
Fred NJ. jackson is going to mop UP"
if the first reports received at Liberty
Loan headquarters yesterday afternoon
and last night are an index to the nnal
outcome of the campaign.
"Cullman county informs me that
she has already subscribed $4,000 OF
her $4,000 quota. and that the sale
has not started" stated Chairman
jackson last night. "Pell City. IN
st. Clair county, has subscribed So
oOO which is twice her assessment,
and they state that they are over
the top, looking for McAdoo and his
honor flag.
SIN Marion. Winston and Lamar coun-
ties where we visited and aided In the
organization. the bonds are going ike
wildfre and it looks mighty good Tor
a landslide in favor of Uncle Sam and
his boyst'ov there in this, the third
Liberty Loan" said Mr.. Jackson. Il am
confident that Birmingham. Bessemer
and jefferson county will so way beyond
their quotas and that we will have many
thousands to spare to Atlanta and other
cities who may need our help.
]. B. Adams. president Of the Long
view Lime company of Birmingham. yes
terdav wired from Denver that he cheer
fully subscribed 5000 to the third LID
erty Loan The committee OF Whicn
George Gordon Crawford is chairman
will turn in a great big amount In SUD
scriptions on Monday night at the din
| ner at the Tutwler
+, This dinner will mark the actual open
| ing of the campaign, and there WI ue
| a representative body OF Birmingham
hest business men in attendance. Field
Marshal Rushton will have his allied
armies lined up at this dinner, and they
Twill receive their final orders TO charge
using gas, barrage fire, LIQUID nre o.
heavy artillery, machine guns, bombs
infantry, artillery or aircraft in case 9
AN emergency, If it be necessary TO az
i
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
THE TIGER MAN"
AT STRAND THEATRE

William S. Hart in his latest produo-
ton, "The Tiger Man." will be shown
at the Strand theatre tomorrow, Tues
day and Wednesday. This is another Of
the typical Hart films and this popular
actor takes a real William Hart part
ssrhe Castoff," featuring Bessie
Barriscale. will be the offering at the
Strand for Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. Miss Barriscale takes the past
of Pansy May who had come from
an orphans asylum Ia be maid OF ali
work at an exclusive boarding house
How she becomes a famous actress ana
seeks revenge on the boarders who had
laughed at her is well depicted in TINS
film Pansy May is different sort 81
castoff than most of those the screep
knows She is a trustful child at first,
out later a woman who shows she can
act forget, though with a womars
heart.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07

here ono
in
stock and rs "
purchase piano or psyer.
means you" money "ssA
knab INfmDaI msnu
Fixche
Cahe-Nelson Others
Out Of Town Customers
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
Food Speakers Report
| Splendid Meetings At
All Places Visited
Increased Production and Better Mar
keting Given an Impetus by the
Committees Sent Out

Reports made the) food preparedness
and marketing bureau by its commit
toes sent out this week to confer
witb the merchants and bankers in
regard to increased production and
better marketing facilities indicate
clearly that the business interests Of
the state. are in hearty sympathy WITH
tic plan Of the food bureau
sam Fowlkes. 7. G, Bushfiead and
f. p. Hey. Jr, returned from Hcf-
| in saturday, where they report an
1 enthusiastic meeting. Plans were dis
cnssed to form ! marketing associA-
| ter at Heflin which would provide
more Equipment needed at this poihs
u but their products into marketable
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07

tuckians. Mr.. Brown also invited Gov
ernor Henderson and his staff, but the
governor is in Washington: Several mem
bers of his staff will be present, how
ever, including Adj.-Gen q. J. Hubbard.
Governor Stanley formerly served on
the ways and means committee in Con-
gress with Senator Underwood, OF whom
he is a great admirer Governor Stanley
also conducted the steel Investigation,
and was greatly impressed at that time
by the testimony regarding the opera
tionss of the Woodward Iron company.
He expressed wish to visit the Wood
ward plant. Accordingly, this morning
when his train reaches Besemer, Mr.
Brown and A. II. Woodward VIII mee'
the party with automobiles ana carry
them 10 Woodward proceeding thence tc
Birmingham by automobiles in time fol
the breakfast at $50.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07

AS soon as the German barrage fire
lifted the American outposts saw the
enemy infantry advancing and called
for counter barrage, which fell within
two minutes just in front Of the enemy.
The Germans scattered as the american
Iinfantrymen came from their under
ground shelters and began pouring ma
chine and automatic gunfire into their
ranks.
An American corporal in listening
post saw big German sergeant wear
ing the iron cross passing close by. He
1eaped out and hit him with his rifle
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07

condition The bureau has agreed 70
send able representatives on a return
appointment to help form the organi-
IA tion -
Frank Willis Barnett and Waiter =.
Fcwlkes returned from Livingston FRI
day, where they report considerable
| interest On the part Of the business
men Of that place in the food cam
| raign. Trade relations with Birming-
ham were discussed and, according &c
| this committee, Livingston is expect
ing to produce large crops to be mar
lxcted In Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
GERMANS ATTEMPT RAID ON AMERICAN SECTOR AFTER
VIOLENT ARTILLERY PREPARATION, BUT ARE FOOLED

vulged considerable valuable informa-
ton. General Pershing arrived at the
headquarters at the front as the prison
ers were brought in.
At another part of the sector an enemy
patrol earlier today attacked an Ameri-
can party carrying food to listening
post. The American sergeant command
ing the food carriers shot German
sergeant through the head. The loss OF
their commander demoralized the Ger
man patrol, which retreated. the Ameri-
can machine gunners helping them on
their way.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07

butt ana then throttled him and hauieu
him into one of the American trenches.
Another German was captured IN NO
Mans Land by a corporal, whose SQUAD
covered the German while the corporal
advanced and demanded his surrender.
The German threw up his hands ana
yelled ''kamarad
The American general commanding tne
troops in this sector has personally
commended the American captors ana
promised to reward them for their cool
headed courage in the face OF the
enemy's fire.
The prisoners talked freely and di-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
Flour Dealers and
Mill Operators Called
to Meet With Spain

Frank E. Spain, who has been appoint-
ed county food administrator for Jeffer-
son county to succeed Spier Whitaker
has issued a request to all of the whole
sale flour dealers and mill operators 10
meet with him In the credit rooms Of
the Chamber of commerce building on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Owing to the increasing gravity Of the
flour situation, It Is requested. that all
OF the dealers will attend this meeting
for the purpose of having a general I'M
Outstanding of the flour regulations.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
American General Comments
Troops on Their Courage
In Face of Enemy Fire.
Corporal Takes
Prisoner
By the Associated Press

the American Army April 6The attempted
this of
off artillery
suffered casualties
twopr in the handso O. the Americans
the raid complete failure
nnIa Arnoric ntr
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
Auto Accident

Miss Ida Powell of North Birmingham
was struck and seriously injured by an
automobile owned by the Birmingham
Railway. Light and Power company last
night about 11:45 o'clock. Miss Powell
was taken to her home by the driver OF
the auto.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31

.@ir 6aben feine 0ei4iibe in
Granfreidl, nbgciebcu bon einigen al.
ten Siiiten9eihiiBen oic lpir 5t 2ln.
lang biliiberihittcn uno iiir melde
bic 6ran3oien Ole G5citcIlc aniertilen.
@ir benubcn iron30iiihe Geidibc.
@ir beihloiien 75sMiaimcter sc.
idliise an3uiertiqcn. 49ir crbieltcn ole
Fldue Der 6ran}oien iic anben inns
Niles, nit ginihlub oc8 8ebeimnii.
IeS bes HiifidIa9s unO 6 Morote
mur0en berplempert, uobrenb mir
bcriudtcn, 0en beiten Riidihloq oes
beiten @eidiites Der Melt 5u oerbcl.
fern mo ieBt boben mir feinc &C.
it)iibc. gir iin0 gu Den irou3oiiihen
BlGnen 3nriifaefehrt un0 6 aolocne.
berplemperte 0|onote lieQen bintcr
uns.
oBir hdbcn 9 ouericoniihc 5hif.
ic fertigaeiteGt, 70 melt icb aus Better
Ouete IN @riobrlrng brinlcn fonu.
te"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31

fonne ireeno etwas i'm 9a1tbe nodb
@utOiIRfeu IN geiis nebiHer.
Der !0aus.ausihub fir Weittel Il.
@ese itinlnlte bnrlGuiie elmer @or-
Iase an, DeI9e Sen 5bosamtsiecre.
tar ermohtiet, $S,000.O00000 in
Stnatslduloifeiuen dltSjuseben, ooe.
peIt 10 piel oIS iebt oittOrilirt iii. Ser
ner itinmte Der ausihub 3lI oab Der
sur 9uSleibuna an ote 9l1itrten be-
|itiumte 9etraa nm $100,000,000
uerluehrt mer5e 8iS1er woren $2,-
000,000,000 bieriiir ousaeiest unS
Oieler 9etrag lit nobe3u ouigebrdltht.
TSn Der erbittertlten Tebatte, Die
Der Senot felt Srieasau2brud aeIe.
/ ben, puroe am GinStoa Ole Ionilti-
itrntion beiduIoiet, fIGaIid) oerob-
iaint su boben, onS Qano fir ieineu
Intbeil in Dem BeItfrieqe slt riiitsn.
9is iest, mur0e oon S,enotoren er.
flGrt. babcn Sic Ser. Stootcn elm
vfl1gIihes 9teiuItat" oliF5npeiien.
Inner Sibrlnq bon Sen. 9ooqe,
Noiinduietts. muroe Die 9(onliniitru.
tiou Srrh Die SebeI sesosen, neil
fe bis iest duh nod mht ein gero.
plan nod fsronfreiGl eeThofft bat,
uro idorf ouoearilien meeeu ibrer
eineu 9relleu WtaneeI an 6dbiefett
aeiacnben 2onoiontfcit in Der Ser.
itelIitne bon Sdiffen linb @ei@Heen.
oDie sront. on Der itnIere 2eute
| lteben", erfG1rte Gen. 2oSge, lit
oIrne 8ertbeioigung BON Ser9uft ous.
Die graldn6er imo Gron5oTen baber
Germerolma fir ieScn Aeroplan, Der
oilf5ubrinacn If mS itnIcre 2eutc
iino obne ic0e @ertbeioigura. g9ir
bobeu i'm IeBten Sabre $s40, 600. 600
iiir leropIoue olSqeoeben uu0 bn.
ben fein eitrSioes &nmpfluft}eig iR
6ronfreid).
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31
Srtc>csisappcu Sc$
papifcs.

I Hum, Sin 9Ippca nm oamern-
Den SSrieOen hat Hnpit Senc0ict
crlniIeu in eiucr SurdD &crmitf'
lnng scr r9lii. XrcHe" an Oao
golf Der &cr. Stdafen arridlte-
ten SiterbOtid)oft, bic fulgcnOen
@Ortlamt hot:
Sic critic 9OtiAnit Ses ami.
critnubcnen 0eilnnbs an ieine
Ginger, nnG Den Gualen Der
&aiiiunslpudJe, lautete; o5rieoc
iei nit @H6m gtiemals bot Die
g9elt fir bic Gr iid) upferte, bic
ier ;SrieOensbutidlaft Srinecnber
beonrft ais heute.
Sci 6ieicm feierlidlen 9in-
laIie fann Dem gnnSe, oas llnie-
rem 6ersea 10 tbener lit, fein
beiierer @nnidl gebntcn merecn,
ais baf Der g1ttlid)c GrlOier bic
&erluirflidinng be3 SebnenS
SII(er aclunbren m0ge, nGmlidl
&eiGuftignng Der berridenoen
OebGiiigfeit nnO ben NbIalnR
eines anf ben 8rMnOla9en Der
@eredltigfeit, @Ottesfmrdlt uno
Menidenlicbc bniircnDen bnnern-
ben iSriebens, Der Der Welt cine
mntcr Der 9lesibc tuabrer 9ieli'
oion itebeubc nnO cine eSIere,
reinere, milbher5igerc Giuiliin-
tiOn anitrebenoe neue Srgnniia-
| tiOn Der &0lfrr uno 9latiOneu
gi6t.
g,Sn bieIer Mciie m0dDten gSir
Die icttc 9IniueiInne llniereS
! 90ttlidlem Shelters an ieine
I 9lpoitel erfiiaen: .,@ebet lin in
alle &eIt nnh prebiet ons Gnan-
! gelium Gller Grentnr."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31
5aliTarsK KotaItrcpbe fcr'
Scrte tSOO OpFer.

Salifar, u. 9. Die 3obl Der
8 pier, oic am s. December Die 0lIrd
Die Grploiion zines Yiunjtionsifiiis
i'm 6ofen ueriria6te aataitropbe in
3alifar, u. e, geforoert bat, miro
lest amtli6 oui t,800 8opie ongege'
ben. Die 0mtIihe Cite Der 3ooten
neiit 1850 uni uuo nit ben be.
Ttimmt oIs permiBt 8efannten fomuit
Die 3obl ouf 800.
Beocn GunlmonbeUr NDdtt, n.
'p., Ghci,Auriiftabeomter i'm @aien
AIR Bet Der Grploiion, tpuroe oor
elmer @ronoiurp cine Io6tihIaas
anfIaae erboben, uof)oeiu er ron Der
Regierunqsconlniiiion, bic ben 3n'
Iantmenitob Der 1anpier oMont
glanc~ uro .7$mo~, Der Die &rplos
lion oerliriahte. itntariutlte, me1en
Observation-Disclosures iddri qctas
0clt moroeu mar
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31
81 Ssmsscmes anTtatt
$4,000.

Senator 0eiu, 9iepnblieoner
bon SnSianG, erfIGrte in &c.
nat, anitatt 10000 Snmpf.
5lassenes, bic ain I. Suli nud)
Graufreid) seIisfert merocu iun.
ten, iuie I'M nripriiuglidlen
Slngprosrnmm oorgsieben mar,
luiiroen es MIR 81 iein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31

- 6ogelItiidc Iaqen in lPirer
Gountp, 2trt.. ( 3oa bod uoh eiueru
6ogelintrme am -. ois. Die tyru9ts
bdume iin6 fobI mt6 bic Striiiegor.
ten Thrucv beihdoigt.
Sn Gbriitianid Il cs 81 Sum.
gertranoaen getonlmeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31
Sic 5 4tld)e Sfftu=
ltue im @eltcn.

Slatiac nno erbitterte Sample all
Der 6ritiifen @eitfrunt. - %
yfeiIen meit porgeErnngcu, gsitebt
GUnbun, ltebcr 1900 (Sefan'
gene nno 963 erbentete OeidDiibc,
btaniprudlt Ons Oentidle !6nnpt-
anartier. Srnnjoiiidle 6aHpt-
itabt non Sen 2cHtiC9en uUdD im-
mtr bUmbarolrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31
slnfitdnbe in ,Snbitn.

qonbpn. - auFitlu6e oon Giroe.
borenen in 9eluoibiitan iubrtcn
fiirslih su SGntpfe1t. III lpelhen Den
aluiitduAiid1en groBe Gerlliiic 5u7e.
iaat uur0en. mic 0a$ 2Suotitle 9mt
6efaunteo5. 1ie Giase5orenen ariI.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31
Der Staat Geros MFRS
tbotsdcpGicb ,,trececm".

2lnltin, Ser. 2m 15. 9lpriG
miro Ieros tbatiGdIiA ein rtrodner"
Gtoat merocn nls 6oIge elmer BON
Der 2egislotur in elmer Specidliittmg
angenomnenen 8orluac, Die aIle in.
nerbalb 10 M8eileu pon 2trmcelagcrn
gclegenen Gc6iete 5t ,trodcnen"
3onen maft. IS Derocn Hjdt nur
ole @irtbidaittn IN 6ieien 3onen &c.
ifloiien tpcroen ion6ern c2 iii alh
ocn 9cmobncrn perboten, Spritlto.
len cin3ufiibren uno Den 8ronaport.
oeIcQihaiteu lit es untcriaat. 29jri.
iltoieu'in Iolhe 3onen AT beior6cru
rSniolae 6e@ GjcIetea mili'cn ale
Birt6i6oitcn in @aIpciton, 1ort
@ortb, Gan 9lntonio, 6otiton et
BaIo, gGittito Ioa8, Orange, 8eau.
mont, GoQIc Eob, Gel 9iio. 9rolpns'
oiae, 21reoo mo bjclcu flcinercn
9ldtcn id)lieBen 2luitiu, Naco mo
TauaS iin6 iDon troden.
Cine @orloge, 0rohibition i'm Qan.
]eu Staote eiu3ufiihren 1T Der NM
rnhmc in 6icTer Spccioliciiion iifcr
uno miro et1pa om 81. ,$lmi in Strait
treten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-31
True translation filed with the postmaster ..
Milwaukee, MARCH, 27, 1918 as required BY
the set of October c. 1917.
Scr Gollgrtb.

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Der GtienbnbneH iett @eiek. -
@cisenpreis pom Senat ami 81 80
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