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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-23

coo boxes of Christmas tree decora-
tions. "a s.
The Knights of Columbus have
made special arrangements to pro-
vide Christmas entertainments. Every
Salvation Army hut is working over.
time preparing pies, doushnuts and
other edibles that appeal to the dough-
boys.
Gifts for Wounded.
Every sick and wounded man in
the hospitals will receive gifts from the
Red Cross. Their cots will be filled
with candy, nuts, fruits and smokes.
Special entertainments will be given in
dance will be held for officers and
men at Red Cross headquarters in
Paris.
Besides caring for the men in Lor-
raine and Germany, the widely scat
tered units will be remembered. A
nesotans), the 310th engineers and a
hospital company are in Russia. They
landed on the Thurman coast in Au-
gust. The First battalion Of the 332nd
infantry (Ohio) is near Cattaro. Italy.
The Second battalion is near Fiume
Treviso.
Into French Homes.
Christmas cheer will enter thous-
ands of French homes in the provinces
thru the Red Cross. 1t is in the small
est villages. stripped of their men,
whose homes are partially destroyed
and streets are ankle deep in mud
that the woe of war stands out
markedly. More than six Thousand chill
dren in the region from scissors to
Chateau Thierry will have their stock
ings filled with toys. candies. mufflers
and nittens. Huge Christmas trees
will be raised in Scissors, Vic-Sur-
Aisne and other cenrers. The Red
Cross will also decorate more than
1000 American graves, while French
women and children will decorate
Graves near their homes
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The Bolsheviki, Too.
START A new. CLASS
Professional Men viii Take Physical
Exercise at the Y. NJ, C. A.

Arrangeme,- are being made by
A. D. Bolton, physical director of the
Central Y. M. c. A., for the oryaniza-
ton of a gymnasium class of profess
sional men of the city. This class will
meet from 4:45 to 5:45 Tuesday and
Friday evenings. Among the men who
have already joined the class are: DR..
A. b. Scholle, E. c. Winters, George
Godfrey Moore, Joe Duncan, j. b.
Whelan and Charles S. Elliott
The bowling alleys at the associa-
ton have been in great deal of de-
mand this season. The highest scores
won by the bowlers were: 234, made
by Oscar Jenson; 231 by Robert EN-
bleton, and 213 by Job Little These
scores run unusually high, 200 being
the mark of perfection. After the
first of the year, some bowling tourna-
ments will be started.
Beginning in January the Y. NJ c.
A. will begin some volley ball tourna-
ments, with as many competing ma
chimes as possible The plan is to or
G. -nize about eight teams with six
members on each team.
The Sunday schools will also or
ganize basket ball teams for gym
nasium work at the YIN. c. A, as
soon as the influenza ban is lifted
from the Sunday schools. The schools
viii form two leagues, the senior and
the junior. following the plan used
last year. when the Oakland team won
for the seniors. and the Walnut Grove
Methodist team, for the juniors.
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BIRTHS REPORTED

The following births were reported in the
office Of the city clerk for the week ended
December II:
Francisco Arrendondo and wife, 424 Van
Buren, St, Dec. Z. boy-Jose ~
Jas. f. Bowman and wife. a3f Fillmore
St. Dec. is. boy-Jas. Edgar. Jr.
Victor +. Carrel and wife. 1910 W. Second
St. Dec II. boy-Arvey Jackson.
Edward Fosswhite and wife. 500 Division
St. Dec. Q. boy-Gary William.
Kan. Nov. 26. girl-Catherine:
Francisco Florez and wife, W. Sixth Ave-.
Dec. Is, girl-Socora.
Fredolph C. Hanson and wife. R. R. No.
I, Nov. 90, girl-Edith May.
St. r oete %. giriMLr h,iu Bell ell % ie'e
Holmes Meade and wife, $50 Lincoln ST.,
Nov 26. girl-Eyelyn.
Cranston Stephenson and wife. Burlington,
Kan. Dec; 4; boy-Byron Jack; n
Jas. F. Stewart and wife. 18th and Ridge
SITS. Dec. II. girl-Mary Jane.
Henry Clyde Whitecar and wife. 1894
Lincoln St. Dec. 4, boy-Robt. Clyde.
Ralph Allen Arnett and wife. r.. r. No.
Cecil Collier and wife. 315 Lawrence St.
'e Charlie ri Carmen and wife. 424 Locust ST.,
Jacob G Graberg and wife. ss7 N. Quincy
Ernest C. Longaker and wife. 1927 Gar
field Ave. Dec. Is, boy-John Dariot.
W.. s. Maxwell and wife, 1924 Lincoln
August r. Nelson and wife, AS Lincoln
ST.. Dec. Il, girl.
James IRE and wife, R. R. No. 7, Oct s.
girl.
Frank F. Morgan and wife. 4O4 Monroe St..
Dec. 10. girl
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FROM over THERE
Most of Boys Spend First
Chi istmas Overseas.
There Will Be Cheer for All in
the Armies. (.

Paris, Dec 23.-For most of the
doughboys this will be their first
Christmas in Europe. 1t can now be
stated that there were only two Amer
lean divisions in the training area last
Christmas.
All auxiliary organizations of the
army consequently are. meeting the
first real test of their ability to spread
good cheer.
Thousands Of packages mailed from
America reached France during the
past week and were hurried to the
front The Y. NJ. c. A. has forwarded
100000 packages of cigarets and a like
quantity of gum, which will be dis
tributed from Belgium to Lorraine
and as far as the Rhine bridgehead.
In addition fourteen carloads of gifts
have reached the army region, includ-
ing more than 100000 individual pres
ents from home and more than 1OO.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-23

The diet during and after Influenza hor-
iek's Matted Milk, nourishing, digestibie.
advertisement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-23
HAD RUDE SHOCK
Germany Woke Up After Will
sons Speech in Paris.
Now "GOod Germans" Are Very
Much Exercised.

Berlin, Dec. 81 tdelayed.)-Ger-
many received rude shock when it
heard of President Wilson's speech in
Paris favoring punishment for war
makers. The fact was made clear
today that good Germans" fear the
peace conference will confound them
with the guilty.
The Germans have been preparing
to have their delegates at the peace
conference receive Wilson's terms with
enthusiasm, believing him the only
man capable of saving the world from
future wars. Hence the jar when he
mentions punishment. Wilson's atti-
tude was the biggest. topic in Berlin
today.
German peace delegates, it appears,
will object to any penalty for the kali
ser which would make him a national
hero. They don't want return from
EIba."
All the war makers are now I'M
popular in Germany, with the excep
ton Of Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg. General ~Ludendorff is the
worst hated. The militarists are
blamed for the present situation. but
be '1et bygones be bygones''
= Bitter Toward wilhelm.
Sentiment is very bitter toward the
kaiser and crown prince, as institu-
tons. but there is little personal feel
Ing against them. Many people seem
to feel that the loss of their thrones
was sufficient punishment.
Representative Germans express a
willingness to pay a nominal indem-
nifty but. realizing their total defeat.
fear the allies will dismember the en-
pire.
The Bolsheviki, Too.
The Bolsheviki are another buga-
boo. 1t is becoming more apparent,
however. that the Spartacides and
ether extreme radicals are mere
troublemakers and that many of their
demonstrations. are, only bluffs. The
country appears to be getting solidly
behind the Ebert-Haase government,
ana the disorders are expected to de-
crease as the food situation imnroxes-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-23
T. k..LAWRENCE DIES
Veteran Wells Fargo Employe In To-
Deka in Seryiee 80 Years,

Veteran Wells Fargo Employe In To-
peka in Service 80 Years.
T. K. Lawrence, age Sc, an employe
for the last thirty years of the Wells
Fargo company in Kansas, died last
night at his home. 1892 College
avenue. Heart trouble was the cause
of his death. He is survived by his
wife and a son, Charles Lawrence, a
student m Washburn.
At the time of his death Lawrence
was route agent for the American
Railway Express in Topeka. He has
been in this city two years. For fiji
teen years he was agent at Ottawa.
Kansas. Previous to that time he was
a. messenger running from Kansas
City to Albuquerque. He was one-of
the most popular officials in the serv-
ice.
The burial will be held at Ottawa
Tuesday afternoon. Short funeral
services will be held at the Topeka
home this evening at o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-23
C. l. MITCHELL ILL
Topeka Business Man Suffers Merry
Gus Breakdown.

Charles L. Mitchell, we'll known To-
peka business man, secretary and sales
manager of Crane & Company and re-
Gently mentioned candidate for mayor
IN the March primaries, suffered
nervous breakdown Sunday and today
is confined to his home, 1873 Fillmore
street. Mitchell has been most active
in war work affairs recently and the
addition of the Christmas rush at his
office caused the physical setback.
Mitchell suffered a similar breakdown
less than year ago and physicians
have ordered him to take a complete
rest
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spoke on the subject of citizenship.
and urged the importance of the edu-
cation of esnegFo.s race.
Samuel Martin, of Liberia. Africa,
a member of the senior class, present.
ed the school service flag. Mamie
Borders, of Weir. Kan, presented
Wright with a gift from the school.
Wright left Immediately after the ex-
ercises for Camp Grant.
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Martial Law Declared.

Atlanta. Ca, Dec. 23.-Martial law
has been declared in Savannah, where
there was disorder Saturday night in
connection with numbers of street car
men leaving their posts, according to
an, announcement at Governor Dor
sey's office today.
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!

Our Poultry is all dressed and
drawn, feet and head off.
Choice Veal Roast, Id. :. zoe
Pork Loin Roast, Id. 80. .32c
Chuck Roast, ID. zoe
Bulk Mince Meat, Id. $50. zoe
Meadow Gold Butter, lb. >. CSC
Plain Wrap Butter, Id. -. csc
Select Oysters, pint 800. .45c
Standard Oysters, pint. -. $50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-23
CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS
. Wright Speaker ut Industrial
Institute Exercises.

The Topeka Industrial and Educa-
tional institution has closed for holi-
day vacation of four days The clos
ng address was made by ]. M. Wright.
member of the board of trustees. He
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-23

Liberty Bonds bought and sold
Shawnee Investment Co.. 534 Kan. av.
ADV.
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&cin SSrieoc obne Sieg
Grk(drt gng(an0S premierminiQer l1ovo= =geu9
9(lliierte Weluiuue.
Der Wdld t1leuniere und dd$ Dorf DeraeS Qeromlnen
C5efnbr fiir Die Gemtict)cn.
Amerifaner uerbeiern Steuungen nno maiden Geangtue
osierreid)ilde auseblide Grtolse in slbanien.
Cefnbr fir cie Gcmticbeu.

(Sren5e IDllen Die Staot ,sefateriR=
burg genpminem baben.
Vsan glaiibf, oak General uoa
Iaifen6amien an Ste1le oes ermproe=
tim General non Gidborn nad, Ser
ltfraine aeianbt iuerSen flaro. Sis
lebt bat Semtidllano nid)ts sseinbfi-
DIES segen bic llfraine nnternomn.em.
IS hat nnr eeorpbt, ieinen 8eIamS-
ten, Seu 8arpn Mmmm b. Sdwar-
senitein smriifsnrnfen. Sn Der ltfrai=
ne iullem ernitbafte llnrn6en pprgc-
fommen ieim.
Sn elmer Sibnns Der .Musfaucr
,5ta6tperualtnns baben Senine muS
Srotfp often anf Ole sefabrlidc oa-
ge oes 2anbes ,binsewieien. Gs :pnr-
Den Seidliifie angenommcn, Die CT
flaren, oas Der aampf srsen oic
Sided)en, itarfe Msifatipn inter ben
slrbeitern mnb sroke Ioriidlt acaem
Die biirserliden alaiien bic oampt-
indlc ieien.
glms 8aibingtpn ipirS gemelbef,
Marimeminiiter 9amiels lei mifs
Gntifiebenite seeen bie gilomna ei=
nes beionberen gnftidiff MiniIte.
rinms mnb iperSe ieben @eriid ba5u
befampien
ltnIer Staat ioa 1890 Wtann sn
Der inonitriellen s(rmec Itellen, Die
ansenblidlih fir bic ariessinbnitr;c
snlommenge;ugen fuer6en.
Gapt. Wangbn, elmer Der Gerhafic-
ten in bem aaineoat-SfanSal, Jat
idlmloig plaibiert nno miro ais
Statssemge anftreten.
9ie Dun Ser 9ieaiernma beransae.
5enen Sd,mlb gertififate iinS nm
anbe5n 85 Millionen Dollar ii6er-
ieldnet iuurben.
Sie englilde Hesiermna bat III,
Earlament nm einen ncnea 3rieas.
frebit oon $500 Milliunen 9ollar
uad,geind,t.
inner Vurd)Gffer Urancls IN ytmE=
lamb bat aanOalasfa perlaiien nnb lit
jett anf bem @eee nad Der Dur.
mansfp-aiifte, an Der elm Sell ser
sllliierten fat srnppen lanbem laiIer.
Nadite @ode luerocn bem aun-
gree bic %pridlage bes arieasmiui-
lteriams in Sesns anf @ergr0feruus
Der slrmee mnb glns6ebnmns ncs
9ienitalters uuraeleat lucrcen. ltc-
Der ieine @oridJlase besiislid) Der
glnsoel)nnne bes SienitaIters uia
ariegsminiiter yafer nidlfs iaaen;
man slambt aber, baf Sie sllters.
aren5e fir Die Ginsiebnng sum Wfifi.
faroicnit amf 10 bis 36 Sabre fcitac.
Iebt mirS.
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YWS.S.'
WRSxvINCS STAMPS
SeSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT

, Die gtationaI glrbeits Som
MILTON in @aibingtoil ueI6e tpdb-
reno Der &riegs5eit Die 2obnberbdlt-
nil1e Der 9lrbeiter I'M 2at1oe reeuliert,
bat, ipie mir ibon nitteiltcll, oie Sa-
lore bon ca $4,000 StraBeilba1,l,
Ingeitellten in % perf6iebenen
Staoten I'M 0ur6i9nitt nm 80 bis
40 8ro5ent erb0bt. Oie 0sotorleute
uno &onoufteure III groBeren Stao,
ten erbalten BON As bis 5015 Gents
pro Stunoe; 2ebrlinge, 3. +. Wtan,
ner. iuel6e meniger als Elm sSabr 9r,
fabring baben, befonlr1ten I'M 9ilrn-
fcbn;tt 43 Gents. Sn Den fleinercn
Stdoten betrngen Die Sobne Der crit
ertudbnten &laile AZ uno Die Der
2ebrlinge 3S Gents pro Stunoe.
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: 9nnoiten beroubten IN Qns 81

ganoiten beraubtelt IN Cos 9ln-
aeles, Sal, Die @eit Cafe Ssiliale Der
Some Saoings @anf nm $4,000 una
cntfloben nit ibrer 9ellte in eineln
sliltomobil 9ie 3tpeigbanf beiinoet
llb I'M Gelioen5 0iitrift bon Cos
9lngeles.
slns oeri6ieoenen Srten miro
genleloet, oaB Die 8eitern Union 9e-
legrapb COMPANY ip1breno Der let.
ten Gage llnionleilte abselobnt babe.
Sa Die &egieritng iest Gontrolle
itber Die Observation-Disclosures Fat
iino Die &egieruns ioI6e gntlaiiitn-
gen pon 9lngeitentelt lu4r neil tic
llnionlelltc iinb, nidt G;iligt, mas
man ipenigltens glaubt, 10 miro III,
lere Hegieriing lpobrideinlib idon in
oeil nodlten Eagen ihre Stellunas,
nabme in oieier stngeleeeubcit eenau
oeiinieren.
Die einfubr III oie Ser. Staa.
ten fir oaS nit Dem 80. SUM en-.
oenoe SsSabr belauft ii1 ouf $2,9l6,.
059. .402 uno bot oanit Die oes Dor.
bergebenoen ssabres INN ungefdbr
2S7 Millionen Dollars iibertroFfen.
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reiIeIlocn meroen oie beuti0en 8oa,
rem iii gan5 eltroa anpreiien Die
Spra1e Der bon ibnen bereilten Can.
Der flieBe1D lprebeno. 0tit Inter
lcbatnng oes @egners begebt man eis
nen 5ebler, nno iid} oaourdb 5u r1-
den ooB ntan aus 9lerger iiber ieil,
8elibt Die 9eaie abibneioet getpGbrt
feline ionoerli1e gefrieoignng.
8rofeiIor @aterbonie l1inlnt Sen.
lelben Staltopnnft ein, inoem ct er,
fldrt:
.9ie slnsibaItluag oes Delltid)en
miro ben 9elltl6en niebt I6aoell,
aber ults. Delti6lono bat ieincn
einflllB IN Gllglano ourtb oas griirlo-
!lde Stlloiltm lnlerer Sprad)e ne.
lponnen. 0elttid lit Die Spra1e gan3
Ntittelenropos. 9lbneigllng ser gna-
lanoer Dor Serfebr nit oen GelltIden
miro allsi6lieBlib ben Mitteae1tten
5nglte fornmen. Die Soadnoer, Die
0dnen nno oie Sebmei5er tperoen So.
Sci 6ett uniesen.
agsiro our1 oas gerbot oes bent.
Iden llflterriDts oeutidenl ginflug
llno oeltti6er Ssntrigue Elm totlihcr
Sdlag oeriebt? g)ian nlltB nid)t aHs
nebnlerL oaB, je griiitolider nniere
aennt1li5 Der oeuti1en Sprahe lit,
mir I'M 10 naebr 9lusii6t babeft, ltlls
iercn ginfllB 1T Deltidlano geltenb
81 MAIDEN llrb in neutrale 2Gnoarn
in erfolgreihen @ettbefperb nit Sen
geittlden 5u treten.
Gin griinoIides @tuoium Ser
nelten Sprahen lit bel ben Grfolgeu
Der 9eutiden elmer oer lpibtiglten
5aftoren geiueien. sic ieben fid ser
wenie riibmliden Rottpenoiafeit
iiberboben, 9otihafter au ernennelL
pel6e Der Sprade oes 2anoes, ltad)
Dem tie gelanot fperoetL unfnnnig
lino.
"2ernen mir ettpa 9entid, nm
Dentiblano 81 tliisen nno linn su
idmeideln2 @ir lernen Deut5dJ, nm
Don Der aenntnis Der beltti9en Spra-
be in intelleftueler, tloraliider nno
materieller Siniidt ben groBten @or-
tell 5u baben fir rns ielbit.
ErofeIior Wfontgon1erD lneint.
u9ie oelltide Spra1e uno sic
oeutid)e 2itteratur fitlb on lino fir
lid jest Inn flidts fblehter nod oes
Stlloiluns neltiger tpiiroie, als lie
Dor oenl &riege tuareft SIM @eaen-
tell mir iiltb Der slnlid)t, ooB Tie fin
nns, 9eutid1anos @alipteegncr, aus
lnateriellen pie aus geiltigen Grim
ben iebr Deientlih an 8eoelttung ge-
iDonnen baben.
Gireftor Beers 6nBert iib su Ger
Sa6e folgenOermaBen:
oGbe lid) bas engliide Golf 5u ci-
nen iol6en oraitii1en Sbritte emf
idlieBt, iuie es Die glbi6affrtng ces
Stiloillms Der oeutl6en Gprad]e fem
!piiroe, miro es oabon 5u iiberseltaen
iein, oaB elm FOLDER Shritt tltnlih
uno ipiinidensDert lit. gs nag ia inn,
nlerbin moglid iein, Den llllterribt
IN Der oelltfd)en Sprafe cine Belt.
lang eiil5nlteIlen aber fiberlib mir.
Dc Der Gag fonumen, % man oos
sorid)te einer iolhen WaBnabme er,
fennen lpiiroe.. llilo Damn ipiiroen mir
nidts aefpotulen, aber biel perIoren
haben"
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9as Stnoinm Ser oentiden spradDe

Ser 9sem Dorfer 3meig Ser youug
Wen's Gbriitian sliloeiation fniioigt
an, oaB Der lttterriebt Der oelltif)en
Sprahe dls 9ebrgegenltaro in Der
Sdlu1e Der sliiociation beibebaltem
lperoen miro, neil ollrd zen &riea
Der praftiide @ert Der oeltId)elt
SpraGe 5nr @eltung fonllnen meroe;;
oeren litterarii6er nie ipiileni6aItfi=
der @ert babe iiberbal1pt ourd) cen
aricg feline @inbnBe erliteu
Snoem oieIe Wiitteilung sic ,}it-
thinning leoes eebiloeten slnerifa-
ners finoell miro, i6reibt Ser 8llffn:o
9emofrat, oiirfte gleid5eitig es ge-
ooitcrn erre9en, oaB iolbe slniiaten
10 fpenig all5lltreffen iinb. Die rla1e-
liegeroe Grflarung oafiir lit, oaB in
jeoem 2anoe oie 3abl Der lliigebiloe-
ten beDellteno GROCER lit ais Die 3obT
Der @ebiloeterl, ferner, oab M ser
errcgtbeit gieles geingt ipiro, mas
ipdter ielblt llngebiloete heoalern,
nenn fie ibre rllhige lleberIeqltna
iDie0er geiDonllen bnben.
Sir Die 9iirger oeutidlen 5tant.
ines lit es nibt MIR cine 8ernbialina.
lenbern iollte fogar elm 9lnsporn
iein, ibre Weltteripra1c ipciter slr
pflegetl, neil iie bierin ipertpolle ,ll,-
terltiibnng finoen, in eriter Geibe iei-
tens Der 8ilnoes =Hesierltng. GieIe
tiibrt feinen arieg gegen Oie oeiltfdc
Spra6e, ionOern bat onrdj lire bs<
rllfenen Srgane oa5u auigeforoert,
oas Stuoiltm Der hea1tl1en Sprao1e
fortSnlesell $50 Gerantirortlihfeif
heItebt, feblt es alid llitt an llcfer=
legllng nno Die @aIbingtoner eg;es
RING bat IN oieier iuie in dnocrcn
3nngeiI einen groB5iigieen @eilt &c.
flnoet Sic fiibrt oen 2rieg mt iii.
enttpeeter Glitfdlollellbeit, beluabr1
oabei aber lire @iiroe ilno ihr per-
niil1ftiges llrteil.
9lac slmerifaner, oie 8ertretcr eli.
ner boben gilonng filto, beteillgcu
iih ebenfans nibt an Ser notipiiti.
fhen iino ideinpatriotiideil gcrfcl
gnng Der oelitfden Sprade. BADEN
oagegen fpieoerboIt lire 9nlidlt sgr
0ffentliden 4enntnis gebraht, oaB
cues, mas 5ht gellIlgen s5oroerllmg
oellfaaf, mn oenlleipeli e1fer III
ftlegs5ellen eepfiegf peroen lellte
'ple ~ yrleoens5elfen-
Sus oalaI' 9ellhp1le seriangeH
paB uue Segrer Ger oeiiiluen Spra-
pe peireFIs lprer So9ail1at nInf oellE
.'i'foellet 5mellei liIiieriiegen iilitl-
iea ptro uis leiolperllanoiln at
erla''llI, epeHlo, oaB que III oeilI-
Iwer Sprame oefoIe1fiildlien Srlid-
'uu)eli III oleleiIs piiilfl nper dHenr
tflltlltlt
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True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
August End as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
gSie ans 9DnoDn gemel0et mirb,
geben Die ensiifd)en 3eitnngen ocn
friiberen Trenier 2ansbolune ipenig
Soff1mns, oafi er nit !einenl dric=
oensboridlag Grfolg baben uerSr.
Eremicrminiiter 2lpbb- -George bat sn
berielben 3eit, ais 2ansbumne ieine
@pridlase ieimen glnbGnsern bcrlas,
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