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WILL FIX BLAME

LONDON, Dec. 6, British wireless service. .)-Kurt Eisner, the Bavarian premier. declared in a speech yester- day that he intends in a few days to commence publication of documents of the German foreign office in order to prove that Emperor William was re- sponsible for the war, according to a despatch received here today from Copenhagen. Comments on certvain documents prove that the kaiser caused the war;" Eisner asserted.
 Dealing with Fishers speech the Tageblatt of Berlin says it is true that notations on documents often bore signs of the wellknown impulsiveness of the emperor and declares that there is no doubt the documents are more compromising for the emperor than for those who wrote them.
 With reference to the statement by Emperor William to Dr. George Veg ener to the effect that in the three weeks of his stay in Norway during the critical days of July, 1914, he was only informed of events through Nor wegian newspapers, the Morgenbladt gives particulars of the ordinary day s work of the emperor at that time.
 The Bergen journalist whose spe' cial duty it was to report the kaiser s doings declared that the kaiser dur. ing the last stay in Norway was busier at work on board his yacht than during any other previous year,
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They dealt with correspondence of Count von Bernstorff. former German ambassador, and others concerning the possible purchase of the Washing ton Post and other newspapers: the sending of William Bayard Hale to Germany as correspondent of the Hearst newspapers, described by Won Bernstorff as having "outspokenly placed themselves on the German side" and with suggestions of foment- ing trouble between the United States and Japan as a means of stopping munitions shipments to the allies.
 Washington Post Offered.
 Mir. Bielaski told the committee that under date of October r, 1914, Count Von Bernstorff sent this mes sage from Washington to Dr. Bernard Dernberg and Heinnerich F. Albert. German propaganda agents in New York: ''The Washington Post was offered me to buy today for s2,000.000 with the understanding to buy it back again after the war for a million and a half. A second offer was to put the paper entirely at our disposal for two months for $1O0.O00. The paper is of importance as the only large newspaper of the capital. How do you stand on the question of the money? I have not yet inquired at Berlin"
 Pleads for Hearst.
 There was nothing to show that any reply was made. but MT. Bielaski said that under date of October 27, 1916, the German ambassador sent this mes sage to the Berlin foreign office in cipher.
 Tn the official accounts for the first
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uation and the local officials are cooperating with the Americans as we'll as they can. Few rules have been laid down as it is ex- pected that the broad admonition contained in General Pershing's proclamation that regulations pro- mulgated by the military must be obeyed without question and un- hesitatingly win be respected
 Fire arms of all descriptions and ammunition have been ordered turned in with the warning that if this is not done a search of the
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houses will be made Late today hundreds of the inhabitants ap- peared with guns ranging from the German army rifle to ancient fOwling pieces.
 As the army advances the ne- cessity of food relief appears less urgent. Food is not abundant, but there is enough. The absence Of pepper in the restaurants. it is learned. is due to the fact that the Germans used all the available stocks of this cOndiment in the manufacture of mustard gas.
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STRIKE ASPECT UNCHANGED.
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OMAHA, Neb, Dec. 6.-There has been no change in the local street railway strike situation in the last 24 hours. A conference between citi' zens' committee, companye officials and union representative failed to come to a decision and another con. ference is to be held tomorrow morn ing.
 Reports that the company was i'm porting strike breakers could not be confirmed and the company declined to the Hohenzollern government and recruiting men to take the places of the strikers.
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION, Thursday, Dec! ,. (By the Associated Press.)- While the marching forces are bringing more villages under American control, General Brown, the military governor at Treves, and General Smith, in charge of civil affairs, are completing plans for their temporary government. Philosophically the inhabitants both here and in the smaller towns continue to accept the sit
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The resolution of Senator Cummins of Iowa, republican. proposing ap- pointment of a senate committee to go to Paris and keep the senate in formed on events at the peace con ference. was not brought up today be- cause of the absence of its author The senate adjourned until next Tues day, when the war revenue bill will be taken up with the right of way given it. Peace discussion. however. is expected to continue during the de- bate on this measure.
 Senator Lewis opened the debate to- day by delivering a prepared address. He asserted that public opinion rather than armed force must be relied upon to enforce. the decrees of the league of nations and said that the success ful operation of the league may give greater cause for apprehension than its failure because of the demands that may be made by one group of nations on another. He said, how ever. that he believed the benefits to be derived by all nations from the league would compensate for any sac
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Captain Lipsner Hands in Resignation As Reported
 Notices Would Sail Planes

be placed in charge of important branches of the service and spe- cial airplanes constructed for carrying mail.
 The resignation of Max Miller. first pilot of the service. was an- nounced at the same time for the same reasons.
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HOLLAND WILL DELIVER
 FORMER GERMAN EMPEROR

LONDON, Dec. If the allies in sist on the delivery of the former German emperor and crown prince to an international court of justice, Hol- land will yield. but will first urge that the allies content themselves with an undertaking by Holland to intern them for life in one of the Dutch colonies, according to an Amsterdam dispatch to the Express.
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CHARTINC PLANESk MAY FLY THROUGH TO ATLANTIC SIDE
Major Smith and Four Air craft Reach Tucson With out Incident; Government Wants Cross-Continent
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TUCSON, Ariz.. Dec 6.-Flying at an altitude of 40OO feet. the four army airplanes under command of Maj. Albert Smith. which are engaged in charting the lanes for an aerial mail service to be established bet tween Fl Paso and San Diego. made the trip from Phoenix to Tucson in l hour and 55 minutes this afternoon. arriving here at 4:5O o'clock. The flight. Major Smith reported. was "witlIout incident"
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TWO BELIEVED KILLED

WILMINGTON. N. C.. Dec. 5.-Two persons are believed to have been kill ed and 30 others injured in the wreck near Elrod, N. C., tonight of an At lantic Coast Line express train from New York to Key West.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Capt. B. B. Lipsner announced here to- night that he had rendered to Postmaster General Burleson his resignation as superintendent of the aerial mail service
 The reasons given were that he had been informed novices are to
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Warship Cassandra Strikes Mine and Sinks
 With Loss Of EIeUen Men

The text of the announcement says:
 The British warship Cassandra struck a mine in the Baltic just before midnight Wednesday and sank at 1 a. m. Thursday Eleven men are missing. Presumably they were killed by the explo- sion.
 The remainder of the officers and crew were saved by other de- stroyers" !"
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BRITISH IN HUN PORT.
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 LONDON, Dec. 7.-The British bat tleship Hercules, with a naval dele gation aboard, escorted by five tor pedo boat destroyers, arrived in Jah- debay Thursday, says a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Copen- hagen.
 Jahdebay is the port of the German naval station at Wilhelmshaven.
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 LONDON, Dec. 6.-Eleven men are missing as a result of the British warship Cassandra com ing in contact with a mine in the Baltic last Wednesdayanight, according to an official communi- cation issued by the admiralty tonight. Torpedo boat destroyers rescued the remainder of the crew.
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MAY JOURNEY TO ITALY
NEWS FROM ABROAD IS THAT FRENCH ARE BUSY PREPARING 'WHITE HOUSE" IN PARIS FOR OCCUPATION OF PRESIDENT AND WIFE DURING STAY

ON BOARD THE U. s. s. GEORGE WASHINGTON. Dec 6, 10 a. m.-(By Wireless to the Associated Press.)- President Wilson today read from the wireless dispatches of Winston Spen- cer Churchill's renewed declaration for British naval supremacy The president evinced great interest in the bulletin, but did not comment on it.
 It is apparent that this subject is uppermost in MT. Wilson's mind and he is expected to express himself on it soon after reaching Europe in a public address or in conferences with the entente statesmen preceding the sessions of the peace congress.
 The president slept late today, but after breakfast he again was hard at work on his accumulated correspond ence.
 The George Washington is running into warmer waters now that the yes. sel is approaching the Azores. The weather is variable today, but mostly fair.
 President Wilson today was in wireless communication with Admiral Mayo, on board the battleship Penn sylvania, which IS conveying the George Washington.
 The George Washington will prob ably make the trip to the United States with wounded while the presi- dent is in attendance upon the peace conference.
 It is probable that President Wilson will go to Italy after he has visited France and England.
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TAFT DECLINES OFFER.

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 NEW YORK, Dec. civilian H. Taft announced here tonight he had determined to decline the offer to become a baseball commissioner to succeed the national commission.
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DETAILS ALARM SOLONS
LEWIS, WALSH AND WILLIAMS SUPPORT PRESIDENTS PLAN WHILE 5oRAH AND REED oP- POSE IT; FEW SENATORS FOL LOWED COURSE OF DEBATE
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WASHINGTON. Dec. e.-There was general discussion in the sen. ate today on the proposed league of nations with Senators Lewis Of Illinois, Walsh of Montana. and Williams of Mississippi. democrats, supporting such an organization. and Senators Borah of Idaho, re publican, and Reed of Missouri. democrat. opposing it. Few sena- tors followed the discussion. the average attendance during the day being about 30
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B|ELASKI GOES ON STAND 10 READ RECORD
 OF PROBE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 0. Confidential records of the department of justice, dealing with the activities of German agents and others in the United States, were placed today before the sen ate committee investigating brewers and German propa- ganda, by A. Bruce Bielaski, chief of the departments bureau of investigation.
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TRANscoNTINENTAL TRIP.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Authority was granted by the war department today to Maj. Albert D. Smith. com manding a squadron of five army air planes. which left San Diego. Cal, Wednesday, for Fl Paso. Tex. to con tinue the trip to the Atlantic seaboard if possible. If the transcontinental flight is made it will be the first by military aircraft formation.
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TWO ARE INDICTED FOR TREASON TO NATION
Great Britain From German Nation dS War
 Indemnity for Actual Cost During HOStilities

LONDON. billion pounds n for Great Britain and her dominions repaon for
 
     pera payment
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In an interview with a correspon- dent of the Associated Press on the Island of Wieringen. received in New York December 3, which bore no evi- dence of delay and presumably was given not earlier than December 2, Frederick William said:
 'I have not renounced anything, and l have not signed any document whatever"
 He added that should the German government desire to form republic he would be content to return to Ger many as a simple citizen, ready to do anything to assist his country-eyen to work as laborer in a factory.
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HE CHANGES HIS PLANS
FEW DAYS AGO IN INTERVIEW WITH CORRESPONDENT OF AS ISOLATED PRESS FORM NEXT IN LINE TO RULER SAID HE HAD RENoUNcED NOTHING

PARIS, Dec. 6, (5:25 p. n., by the Associated Press.)-crown Prince Frederick William has renounced his riqf1t to the German throne.
 A dispatch received in Basic from the semi-official Wolff bureau quotes the crown prince in renouncing the throne as having said:
 "I renounce formally and definitely all rights to the crown of Prussia and the imperial crown which would have fallen to me by the renunciation of the emperor-king or for other reasons.
 "Given by my authority and signed by my hand. Done at Wieringen, De- cember 1, 1918.
 (signed) WILHELM"
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PARIS. Dee. 6-"La MaisOn Blanche de Paris" is rapidly being made ready for President and Mrs. Wilson. Scores of workmen and interior decorators. under the supervision of Princess Mu- rat herself have been busy for days and now the presidents official French residence is almost ready to receive him.
 The president and Mrs. Wilson will find the place one of the most com plete and beautiful of the old world mansions, containing all modern con veniences. It is No. 2S Rue de Mon ceau. in the most fashionable neigh borhOod of Paris.
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WILSON READS DIFFERENCES
 OF CHURCHILL

PRESIDENT EVINcEs LIVELY IN- TEREsT IN BRITISH CLAIMS OF NAVAL SUPREMACY BUT MADE NO COMMENT; DAY SPENT IN HARD WORK AT DESK
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PERSONNEL OF PARTY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6-The air plane squadron commanded by Maj. Albert D. Smith, which has been asked Washington authorities to con tinue its flight from Fl Paso to an Atlantic seaboard, left San Diego at 3 p. m.. Wednesday. December 4. The
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LEAGUE COMES IN FOR WARM
 SENATE TALK

CONSIDERABLE AcRImoNY DE- VELoPs DURING DEBATE ON SUBJECT OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN NATIONS OF WORLD TO PREVENT FURTHER WAR
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GROWN PRINCE
 ANNOUNCES
 HUN THRONE

FREDERICK WILLIAM M AK E s WRITTEN PRONUNCIATION OF ALL RIGHTS OF SUCCESSION AS KING OF PRUSSIA AND THE GERMAN EMPIRE
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WEATHER

|Sat. and Sun. unsettled probably rain Sat: not much change temp.
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-06-19
\ E OF FACT AND IA
PROPHESY

l. --tr TX TL4EHtEE-
The following poem was largely cir:
culated in the State in 1915. Since
that time the six dollars grew to nine
dollars, and the nine dollars to six.
teen dollars when Townley needed
money to finance the campaign m
Minnesota and adjoining states he in
vented the United States scheme and
the sixteen dollars grew to one hun
.dred dollars. In this poem Hans says,
I've du up opr guide money TO get u
membership; If I ban not mistaken,
das ban all We vii aver get" This
prophesy has absolutely come true and
the membership is al they ever got
and all they will ever get. Here is the
poem:
Ay van a yust guide farmer for more
as saxteen yal:
Ay> vote on avery lection day, sance
az ban locate har.
First .ay ban Republican, den switch
to Demokrat;
Las fall ay yoin non-partizen,. ay gas
ay skal lax that.
Ven first ay yoined das order, Ay
tank ct ban all right;
Dos faller toll may many tangs, da:
made may feel for fight.
But ay ban kinda tanking some, as
tame ban slipping by;
AT farmers vii be remembered, ve,.
it's tame to cut da pie.
Ay know dat may sax dollar, has long
ago ban spent;
Az gas ay ban a sucker, to aver pay
Won cent.
Faller talked so guide to may, an pick
ured tangs So fine;
Ay just pulled out sax dollar, an says
where vii ay sign.
May nabber Ole Olson, he yoined along
With may q
He say dos ban some outfit, yust stick
around an see.
We dug up our guide money, to get a
membership;
If ay ban not mistaken, das ban all
We vii aver gat.
Val ay ban back in fold again, ay ban
only out sax dollar;
Ven lection come around das fall, Az
vii gat right cut an holler.
Ay vii tai da whole blame bunch to go,
We're it naver freezes;
stick to guide Of G. o. P. dat votes
yust as it pleases.
"HANS."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-06-19

Billings, Mont, June 17.-Ee was
told that he had too many toes but
William Lundborg, an Office manager
of this city, still insisted on enlisting
in the Marine Corps.
There was an extra pedal appendage
on each foot.
evil you accept me with only ten?'
asked Lundberg. He was given the
Affirmative answer. The would be a
Sea Soldier hurried to a surgeon, and
spurning an anesthetic calmly watched
the amputation. In a few days he will
be, wearing a Marine uniform.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-06-19

!showgan @iimsproyennent over week
sas.go. Z SSf1aActtss Farmers, general report
an Improvement over the excellent
Ioilatlook since planting time II
4 Potatoes ares coming y fine, and
the com has improved materially Ia
tthe'sppast weak Cultivation Of both
corn and potatoes is occupying; the
attention of every farmer. The plant
ing Of potatoes has been, finished dur
ing ing the#week, the rains Of last week
having having DELAYED planting slightly ii Is
some sections. q ss4
The hay crop prospect is generally
very good, tho from . few points re-
ports Of only . fair crop have been
received. The alfalfaSis coming on
rapidly and in few: instances, farmers
have started the first cutting. .&s,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-06-19

a, rain toSspsak 81 wouldss1aI for II
ten daysasor two weeks ~ The
growth a wheat II pnciently
rank for thlIe present.
Reports received from every section
Of the state saregmost optimistic. The
rye is now all headed out, and there
are some exceptionally fine stands
Of Fargo near Harwooa and
Argusvi1le, and farmers from other
sections 81 the valley also report some.
ane fields, and others where the
stand Is in the thin side.
The general condition of the rye
crop, however, is much better than
9 month ago because Of the good rain.
fall and favorable weather.
Barley and oats both look fine and
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-06-19
STATE WHEAT CROPINs ..5sIs
# FINE CONDITION NOW d,

Another ideal crop week has passed
in North Dakota, and the cool wealth
er which followed generous rains has
resulted in most satisfactory stooling
Of wheat. Good showers fell in var
tous sections Friday and Saturday,
and while the Northwest section of
the state and some other portions
where the soil is. sandy could stand
more rain, speaking generally there is
moisture for the present.
In fact Red River Valley farm
crs have expsfssed the hope that
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-06-19

WANTED-A good renter to put in
100 acres of Barley. See ]. B. Streeter,
Devils Lake, N. Oak.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-06-19

OF the condition and affairs Of the
London Assurance corporation of London,
England. organized under the laws Of the
Kingdom Of Great Britain, made to the
Commissioner OF Insurance Of the State
of North Dakota. in pursuance of the laws
Of said State.
Charles l.. Case. United States Manager.
Principal office. LONDON, England.
Organized or Incorporated. 1920. !
Commenced business in United statea
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-16

Emory Townsend, candidate for
Congress for this district, made one
of his characteristic speeches on the
streets of this city hast Saturday
evening. He informed the people
what an honest man he was, how
fitted he was for Congress and also
informed the people what an utter
failure the present congressman was,
whom the people Of the district have
elected for 20 years, who is the rank
ing member of the Ways and Means
committee and is looked upon as one
of the strongest men in the u. S.
Congress. With the defeats for Office
Mr.. Townsend has received he should
have learned by this time that going
around the country throwing rot at
his opponent gets him nothing. His
speech here was certainly a blank
failure as far as getting votes for
himself. With the reputation and
prominence Congressman Fordney
enjoys, the people of this district will
be very slow to make any changes
this year. If we ever needed capable
men and men of experience in Con-
gress we need it now and the next
two years.-Alma Record.
This same party gave an exhibition
of himself and his capacity for telling
faIsehoods on the streets of Owosso,
Saturday evening. His statements
were so devoid of truth and unmanly
that about everyone was Disguised
with the show. The primary returns
from Shiawassee county will prove to
Townsend that his methods do not go
here.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-16
Rupture Expert Here
SeeIey, World Famous in This Spe-
oialty, Called to Flint

f. H. Seeley OF Chicago and Poila.
delphia, the noted truss expert. will
personally be- at the Dresden Hotel, and
will remain in Flint. Thursday only,
August 22d. Mr. Seeley says: Tine
Spermatic Shield will not only retain
any case of rupture perfectly, but con.
tracts the opening in 10 days on the
average case. This instrument received
the only award in Eng and and 10
Spain, producing results without sur
x. ry. injections: medical treatments CT
prescriptions Mr. Seeley has docu.
ments fir IN the United States Govern
ment, Washington, ID. c., for inspec
ton. All charity CAGES without charge.
or IL anv interested call. he will be glad
to show same without charge or ct them
IL desired. Busin 50 demands prevents
stopping at any other place In this sec
ton.
p. S.-Every sta'smsnt in this no
toe has b en- verified before tho Fed
eral and State Courts. -. n. Seeley.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-16

A conference of all county officers
and Sunday School workers will be
held 10 Durand Congregational church.
MOI day, Aug. 10, beginning at 1880 p.
m. Good State worker in attendance.
Mrs. Frank Mack and Mrs. Frank
Manner are spending the week In De-
troit and Cleveland on business.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-16
Official Call for the Republican
County Convention.
To the Republican Electors of the
County of Shiawassee:

To the Republican Electors of the
County of Shiawassee:
The County Convention of the Re-
publicans of Shiawassee county is here
by called to meet at the court house in
the City of Corunna, on Tuesday, the
18th day of September, 1918, at two
o'clock P. NJ, standard time. for the
purpose of electing sixteen delegates to
the State convention to be held in the
City of Grand Rapids on the Goth day
of September, 1918, at which State con-
vention candidates for State offices
will be nominated
And also for the purpose of trans
acting such other business as may
properly come before said county con-
vention.
The several townships, wards and
precincts of the county are entitled to
the following number of delegates to
such convention, such delegates to be
elected by such townships, wards and
precincts at the primary election to be
held in said county on the 9th day of
August, 1918:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-16

Mrs B. q. Mattson andchildren have
returned from a vacation at Hillsdale.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-16

BY order of the Republican Count.
Committee.
ALBERT L. NICHOLS,
Chairman.
NEIL r. WALSH,
Secretary.
Dated at Corunna, August l, 1918.