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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-06-14

The supreme war conference of the
allies at Versailles expressed its COM
plete confidence in the ultimate defeat
of the central powers and declared the
allied people are ''resolute not to sac
rifice a single one of the free nations
of the world to the despotism of Ber-
| lin" The premiers of Great Britain
France and Italy agreed on the crea-
ton of united independent Polish
state with free access to the sea as one
of the conditions of just peace, and
adhered to the declaration of Secre-
tary Lansing expressing sympathy with
the national aspirations of the Czechs
and Jugo-Slavs This means, If It
means anything, that Emperor Charles
has lost his last chance to retain MS
empire entire by breaking away from
Germany 1t foretells the dismember'
, ment of Austria-Hungary when peace
, is made. if not at an earlier date.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-06-14

inent part and won the warm praise
of the French and British by their gal
lantry and valor as well as by their ex-
cellent craftsmanship. The Americans
were called on to hold bridge head
near Chateau Thierry Immediately on
their arrival after thirty hours on the
road in motortrucks. They took up
their positions quickly and slaughtered
the Huns who tried to cross. Under
cover of this fire Yankee engineers
successfully dynamited the bridges,
and the machine gunners have since
held the south bank and repulsed all
attempts of the Germans to build new
bridges. 1t is reported the Americans
killed about 1000 Germans at the
bridge head, having themselves only
one man killed and few wounded.
In the Neuilly wood, northwest OF
! Chateau Thierry, the American infan
! try had their chance, and three times
they drove back desperate attacks o.
| the Huns, their rifle fire being deadly
On the third assault they met the Ger
mans in the open and put them e
rout with the bayonet.
In what may be called their owl
sector, in the Luneville region, tn
Americans carried out some hghl
successful operations.
The allies frankly admit that the
are counting on the United State
troops to save the day, and the test
to which the Yankees have been sui
| ~. s,f fhn
and French is not misplaced.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-06-14

over in France the kaiser :, u, ai,it ~
49, .a,,-tons drive Of the year came 10
pr s,a1t If least for the time being at
ha,.' s :, the Ourcq valley and the
t a Rarly in the week seyerai at
qiSe. 70 cross the Marne were re-
Used ,sigaS with severe losses 10 these .i Nc
p L.lns American machine Funners sup
tloltS nv French infantry took prom
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-06-14


Failing to make further progress
southwark, the Germans turned the
main force of their attacks on the
western front of their salient between
! the Aisne and the Marine. Here they
found any advance still more difficult
4 and indeed at many points they were
driven back some distance by the I'M
petuous attacks of General FOch'S
troops. In that region the dense FOR
ests of Villiers-Cotterets and NeuillN
offer the best of defensive positions fol
the allies, enabling them to move ant
concentrate their forces unseen by th'
enemy aviators. The allied artillery
too, has been brought up with remark
able speed and is pouring a deVastat
; ing fire into the Germans from wei
selected positions day and night. Alon
the line from the Marine northeastwar
to Reims the allied line was holdin
strongly, and the ancient cathedral cit
was still, rather unexpectedly, in tn
possession of the British.
The Germans made no claims to def
mite advances during the week, an
fheir losses We're growing so appallln
that government officials in Berlin te
7 ii necessary to speak of them apol'
getically, asking the people to consid'
t che magnitude Of the operations an
of the stake.
e Toward the end of the week the
were signs that Won Hindenburg W;
y preparing for a renewal of the dri'
on another part of the line. possib
= in the Amiens sector, but the alli'
y military authorities expressed satisfa
le +iop with the situation and confiden
= in their ability to meet any new {
= taeks.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-06-14

The German press was almost a
unit last week In its calls for peace
offensive, but the papers and the fac
lions they represent were as far apart
as ever on the question of what Ger
| many should state as her peace aims.
The radical press still insists on the
no annexation and no indemnity pro-
gram, while the organs of the pam
German party blatantly insist that the
central powers are now in a position
to make demands and to enforce them
and that though Germany entered the
war in 1914 with no predatory pur'
poses, it is now entitled to take what
If desires TO make up for its losses
land To insure its future safety.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-06-14

There is no longer any pretensions
on Germany's part of treating the
Russian provinces as any other than
conquered territory, the treaty of
Rrest-Litovsk being now ignored. Nei-
ther is there any evidence that Ger
many is getting any benefit from those
lands, FOR the food question is still
driving the civilian population to dis
traction; and in Austria-Hungary the
situation is far worse.
Greater Russia is actually starving
for the soviet government can pro-
cure no more food from the Ukraine,
and in the Kuban and Don regions
there are counter-revoiutionary bands
that keep things in turmoil. The
counter-revolut!on plot, the govern
ment says, spreads throughout the
| country and in consequence Moscow
has been declared in state of siege
II Is reported the American govern
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-06-14
All the Fixinas.

". n u, salt Lake City, No. 24.-1918.
The Topeka state journal., 1918-11-12

London, Nov. 12.-Col. f. NJ. House,
Sresident Wilson's representative at
the inter-allied council today wired
from Paris to Premier Lloyd George:
My sincere congratulations. No one
has done more to bring about victory
than you"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
9fidutpnb.

SRI. &otborina 2oden, tpelde I'm
bieligen 8abnbofe mebrere Wodler
aIs Speretorin o%iiiitierte, bat it'd
lette @ode nod Minneapolis bege=
ben, mo file Iid Ser @riifung fir 0as
Superintendent 11nter5og On. @el5
NOR 1ebten 9onnerit tag tn Wfirneapo.
liz, no er at Ser NIT einem &ropt
bebafteten Srau 8riinner etne Spe=
ration bornobm. 0ie Srar lit mebr
oenn 40 Sabre an 6iefem Sebler; tie
lit 81 Sabre olt, lno bot oie Operaz
ton gut iiberitanoen. = Mler, oas
brei Sabre olte 5obnben Der gamtlte
g. g. Nblepfen bon Golo Sprtt1g,
1patr6e nod bem 81. &apbaels Sos
pitaI in ct. CLOUD gebra6t> mo 81.
@el3 bon bier an 6em &inoe eire me=
gen 8rrdyletbens notbmenotg getpor-
6ere Operation bornabm. Dte
ebrtp. S9meitern 8eba ltno Borgea,
$. q. s., bon Staples, ltnb ste ebrtp.
@dhpeiter 2emira, .. 6. g., bor
Gairfar, Mirn., maren bier BET Der
Samilie Sacob 8ades au @aite. =
8utoIa bon Siiieton, g. 9,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
KlrNhNe na0riNttn.

< Sssn ser &atbe6rale mie in Der
ct. Glo1o nnbefledten @mpfangniB-
firde fo11n morgen, Sreitug, unter
oen porgeibriebenen 8eotngnngen
Ser Bortiunfulo MlaB geponnen
meroen. SS1 bei6en &irden miro
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Sabres2@rer5itien fir 6ie @afnlm=
prieiter ser Di05eie 81. @lou0 IN Der
ct. sSsobns Mbtei ibren Mnfang neb=
men. Dieielben meroen Dom bodm=
lter @errn 8ii9of @11nn bon Natbe5,
Min., geleitet nn6 meroen arn 8rei>
tagmorgen gum MblbluB gelange11.
$ Sodtp. &err Ebiebaut, aan5ler
ser Di03eie, miro in naditer Wo6e
sic Sobreserer5itien Ser 6ran5iSfa=
nerldmeitern, oie gum &onbent IN
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Gen &onpent leiten. Dieielben meroen
in Mbmedielung Ser ebrtp. Sdtpe=
tern maibren6 Ser naditen 5pei $50
d)en gebalten meroen.
. &odtp. P. 2eonaro, 3. 9. g.,
Bfarrer Ser ct. @ene6iftus @emetn=
Sc in Mpon, erfrert it9 oes 8eiufes
ieines 8ru6ers, bes bodJp. P. 3a=
bier .. g. g., mel@er III Der Mn.
ieln1us @emein6e at Seem Oorf ieit
SEN lebten Sabren als Mliiltent an
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in einem Sanatarium int Stoate
5loriba nntergebrabt tpar, mo er it'd
BON ieiner lebensgefabrlt6en &ra11f=
beit 10 tpeit erbolte; oaB iebt ote be-
item Musitdten a1f feline boae @ene=
Jung b%orbanben itnb, 0ie er boffent-
Ii6 tpabren6 ieines Ml1fentboltes an
ser Seite 1eines @rr6ers nn6 BET an.
6ere11 8ertponbten in 6ieie emf Ebetle
6es Stoates fin6en nitro.
= Dl1r6 Die @ermittelltng oes
bodtp. 8farrers Ser &atbe6ralge-
mein6e, BEG bodtp. Or. SEQ @ans,
meldem ale Meitglte6er Der bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
eGSm 6erbft ,uerben mir clue 11e1te

Sm &erbft ,perben mir cine ne1e
Sreibettsanleibe : &anpagne baben.
9esbolb lit es ratbim, ii6 feinen
Mntbeil an Der &riegsiparmarfen=
Musgabe BEL 3eiten gu ii4ern. Da-
nit, tpenn Die rte11en Bflidten font
men, Die oIten erle6igt itn6. @hpas
@11tes 1oa man obne getpidtige@ riin-
be nidt binausi6ieben, un6 tper
&rtegsfparmorfen fauft, fbut @1ttes
fir Dos 2an6, fir sic an Der Srent
fteben6en Soloaten rn6 fir ii6 ielbit.
Mit &riegsiparmarfen fam mon
Menidenleben retten, nn6 6as 1T Elm
@iniab, fit Sen es itd tpabrli6 ber-
lobnt, a16 groBe Spfer gu b%ringet.
Sreu6ig 51 bringenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Gs fam ntdt bGnfta ge111ta

Sc fam ntdt bamftg ge1mg &C.
iogt per6en, 6ab &riegSiparmarfen
cine bor5iiglide &apitalanlage itno.
Sesm &leinen nnb inn @roBen. Sos in
&riegsipormarfen ongelegte @elo
miro reidlid ber5init. uno Die 3u=
riid5oblung bes &opitals nit ben muf=
geloufenen 3inien lit better garmtirt
ols Die 3urid5oblung irgen6 eines
MnIogefapitals Der @elt. 9ie reidite
un6 mddtigite @otion auf bem @r=
6enruno garantiert tie. Mit ibrem
@ermogen nn6 nit ibrer @bre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Illus der utn9e9end

49, Mm spnntas, ben II. glt-
quit, ,uirb Serr Carl Sbtele tn Mtl-
terrible, 1T Cutters store iein. 1tm
fit Sen uMprbftern" at foaeftterer
1tnb Metbeltellnnsen fir iplden ent.
gegcn5mnebmen. Sci &%oransbe5ab=
luna bes observation-disclosures fiir
Elm Sabr, erbalten sic cine ipertl5'
lupllc Gramte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

gei6ob oieies gegen oas @eripre6ert
baB oieies Sriibiabr Elm 11eles So
tel geba11t ober bas alte elmer bol-
ltdnbigen umgeltaltnng nnter5ogen
meroe. Da nod Mnii6t oes Germ
8earo feine Musii1ten fir @inloiung
oes TIM %gegebenen @eripredens Dor
baroen iin6, bat er Ben oben ertpdbtt-
ten @6ritt getban unb miro am 1.
5eptember baS &otel-Managen1ert
anfgeben. So na6 Mngabe beg &otel-
eigentbimers ii6 anoere @roBen tnr
nebernabme bes &otels gemeloet ba-
ben, 1ir6 sic MuSii6ten auf ein be1r
8erbGltniiien unierer Staot entlpre>
henoes Sotel tpieoerum gel6ettert.
ln6 man fragt ii9 iebt tpieoer: Was
tpir6 aus Dem an @de bon ct. Ser
moinltroBe uno 9. Moenue norbli9j
q%eleaenen @runoeigentbum 6as far
SEN Bau eines @otels angefnnft 1etn
ion, per6en? &offentlt6 miro l1b
6ieier YIan nnb Die baranf ge1ti1bte
&offnung auf Elm 1ta6tgemaBes So
tel bermirfli6en.
-5uurer Magen, beritopte Gin
getpei6e, &opfpeb, fal1ler Mtbem 1t1to
l1ebel Ser @ortleibigfeit. 9ol11ters
Modp Mountain Sbee reinigt ben
Meagen nn6 bertreibt &ortleibigfeit
- cine Meoi5in, melde Die gon5e
GamiIie nebmen iollte. 35c. Mfartt1
W}olttor. - Mn5eige.
- Mntpalt IS. S. Donobne bon
Melroie fat ii6 nit Mnmalt Sar1eS
s. Nnig1ep. bon bier gei9aftlt@ per-
bnnoen nn6 miro nit Samilie letn
@eim bon Mfelroie nod ct. elono
berlegen.
= q. 8. Sboqniit, nor6meitli6er
@ertreter Ser g. 81. 5tarf COMPANY
in Chicago, pelder feline Office IN
Minneapolis nno Ben bortigen Mn=
iiflooen unter Ietner Sbiorge bat,
mar oie1er Eoge in ct. Glon6 rno
iiber3eugte iid BON 0em pielperipre=
6enoen 8eginn 6es @ei6aftes> oos
@tepban @dmorb if. un0 sos. sc.
Moqner an 8.StJ@ermain1traBe SEQ.
1000 er0ffnet baben. Seit6em sic neue
6irmo iid gebiloet un6 itd in Ser
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felt beriudt fat, lit ibr Ser 8erfaui
bon flint @labieren gelungen, Elm lel=
tener @eidGftserfolg, Der aus folgen=
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als @elhaftsmann einen re6ltden
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PROFIT.
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mor6en, ltn6 Sos &omitee, pel6es
fir sic 8e6iirfniiie Ser 11etoenoen
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mie folgt 5uiammengeiebt: &apitan,
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en- Ser Netu Oprf v@prlb" leien

tpir:: u@elbft im Ma1n6e 6es Oberiten
Moo1ebelt fdngt 6ie immer aufs Nel1e
mieoerbolte @erii@erung, 6aB es I'M
&riege fein balb*nn6=baB Mmerifa=
1er geben 6iirfe, an 1%angpeilig 81
tper6en. Seit 6em 6. Mpril 1917 gibt
es nidts 6erglei6en. Dies etpige 3n>
riidfommer ouf friibere Meinungs=
beridie0enbeiten inbe8ug ouf Neutra=
Iitdt unb &rieg benefit, tpie idper es
elmer politii6en 8ortei 6ie ni9t in
Ser Modt lit, fGnt, ibr 8enebmen 10
at regeln, 6aB file ipdter tpie6er ein-
NAL ber6ient, CUR Madt 5u gelangen.
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10 erfolgrei6 po%itorierten &atbe=
nrolnemeinbe inn 1h0n1ten ginberneD=

1Dm 10 eIIutSLepW pul-u ...L
nrnlaemein6e inn 160niten @inperreg=
men banoeln, apenn es gilt, etne Selt-
Iidfeit az beranItalten, tpuroe Dem
bodtp. Serrn Mnguit 9renBer, ipel.
der felt 1einer Sr0inatton Dor ore1
SsSqbren als Miititent Der @atbeoral=
.eemeinoe ourd feline tbatige Nt1ttp1r-
f11no in Ser gei1tigen 8erpaltlng
berielben di6 iiberons bero1enltnou
modte unb iid bur6 iein nnerMio-
Tides Wirfen sic Mdtung nro S1ebe
Ser Observation-Disclosures ertporb, tn
onbetradt ieines @@eioens bon Der
@emeinoe, SOS 6ur6 iein frettpiaiges
@intreten als Mrmeefaplan in Die
iieqesberpuBte Mrmee Der Ser: Staa'
ten oaf Ben bon ibm binnen &11r5em
er1parteten STUFF CUNT &eeresp'en1te
erfolgen miro, am lebten 5ottntag'
oben& I'M f60nen Muoitorium Der
!@%otbeorol &o9fdule eine @bi9ieoS=
feier bereitet, sic ibm nimmer
berqeiien laBt sic Sabre, in 6enen er
ct. Glouo gu ieinem @eim nn6 Die
acknowledgements 6u ieinem 8tr<
funqsfrei1e batte. Ser in jener 4e=
mein6e BEL teben6e @boriiten6or trng
unter .2eitung ieines Dirigerten s.
81. @onneQp Dor Der groBen Mte11'
1d,en1doar, sic 6en bodm. 9errn
Mrp,,Rer al 1einem Mbidie6 NIT ibrer
@egentport beebrte, ber1hteoene pa
triotilde @e1onge Dor, poonr9 o1e
Mntpeien6en in 6ie ri6ttge Stint
muna per1ebt tp1r0en nno ote1elbe
our6 omieitigen @pplaus CUR @elte
INA bra6ten, tpie 6ies a14 Der sou
par bel BEN 5mei 8iolin+Solos oes
@errn @onnellp, in benen er 1td als
Elm mirflid) mmiifuliides Genie err
probte. Mls er1ter Spreder oes
glben6s trat ser bodm'ite Serr Bt=
{hof 8uih ouf, tpelder IN getpablten
Morten Sic Bffidten iener erldnter=
tie, sic 6obeim bleiben, tint 10 tn
ginflang nit SEN @eloen an Der
Nront fir sic bon nnierem goter=
Ianoe ongeitrebte acknowledgement
nod1 belten &rdften ein5ntreten: SIN
qleiden Gimme iprad &err 8. s.
2q6ner I'M Namen Der &%atbeoralge-
mein6e, mdbren6 bodtp. 8farrer Or.
@uns an er1ter Steue eine 3nl9ritt
6es @iirgermeiiters 6reeman berlas,
IN melder 6ieier Sic @eroieni tie beg
bodm. Serrn BreuBer Inn bic Webl=
fabrt Ser Acknowledgements prizes,
tpie 6ies ou6 bo6tp. Or. @ons in Ell
ner fur5er Mniprobe in ber5liditer
@eile beforgte. Sn M%nerfenn11ng
bieier ger6ienIte, 6ie nidt gu bo6 an
qeIhIagen tper6en fonnen, tp1troe Dem
bpdtp. &errn @rel1Ber Elm @eidenf
BON 5000 iiberrei6t, tpo5u Die 9er5
se1u[2iga, beren 9ireftor Ser bodtp.
Serr felt ibrer @riinonng getpei en
$3.50 beigetrogen batte. Sodtp. Serr
&renBer fprah fir Sic ibm getporoe=
ne @bre nno fir 6as bon ibm inner
tportete @eidenf ieinen tiefgefiiblten
Can't o11s un6 CAB sic @erii@erung,
6oB ibm Ser Dienit> Sen er ieinem
gaferlan6e un6 ieinen fir Die gbre
6es 8aterlan6es fdmpfen0en 8riioern
mi6met, Elm gebeiligter ietn tperoe.
$50 INNER Ser bodtp. SEER ieine fl1r=
6eren Dienite gu leiiten baben miro,
mer6en i'm sic beiten Segenstpl111=
16e ser Mitglie6er Ser @%otbeoralge=
mein6e un6 aler &atbolifen Ser
@fa6t ct. Glon6 begleiten.
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Die &amffraft bes 9ollars lit 5n-
riidaegongen, ober Sbriftmorfen er=
bdlt mon 11od) pie Dor bier fir etnen
Collar. l1nb fir bier Doaar nno IL
Gents erbalt mani INNER nod et11e
Sparmarfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

SIM Mpnat Mai finb tit uuierem
9onoe fiinfunbier5ig MiQionen Sol
lar fir Tbeoter, &on5erte, &abaretts
u1o bergleiden ausgegeben moroen;
Ser bette 8e1peis, BOB auf Ser Guide
nod) ne1e1 &riegsiteuern 6ie %interrei=
ionten 6unoe nod lange nidt ole ge-
muft 1tn6.
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Sn 2uniiiana baben 5tuet Sranen
einen 8anfral1b beriibt, un6 menn
mir bosboft lpdren; miir6en mir oa<
rous Sen 8epeis berleiten, 6aB Der
Slut unierer @nffragetten nod @lei9=
bereftig11ng nit Bent Wonne ourd=
aus be%qriinoet lei.
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Die Melonns BON ser @inrtdtmns
6es 53aren finbet in Der Breiie nur
bebingten @lol1ben; Elm 8etpeis, Dab
u,td Sic boli9emi1tiihe 8eridterltot=
tu1g lif) zines guten Suites nidt err
freut.
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Ser &pnsref trdgt it6 nit Der Mb=
1id,t, ei11en 1el1er &rieg gu erflarer
- err min Sen Steuer6rldeberger
al 2eibe qeben. &offentli6 miros ne
friid,e, irDblide Sffeniibe.
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Sn aanias lit elm Tlieser fetn
milit6rilder - nit elmer Sub gu
iammeaeeltoben. &anlaS lit Yrob1=
bitionsltoot, unb befanntli9 p%al1lere1'
in oieien 5tuoten ionoerbare 01rge.
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Sas mnaart1dje Observation-Disclosures

Gus 1trgdrtld)e MbgeDroHetedId1s
bot iid) gegen oie @infibrnng oes
Srauen1timmre9ts ansge1pro9en.
Mugenideinli6 iin6 sic Maparen Der
Mniidt, 6oB l1ngarn in BEN nd6i ten
sSsobren audi obne 6te politiiierenoen
@eiber Ylage genng baben miro.
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i6aft.
-Oie @eitung 6es 5. Mpe. 6leii6=
marftes ser Girmo sos. S1nlttger 4
&c., tpel6e felt benz Beiteben ienes
3peiggeiddftes ser &unitiger Sirrno
bon Mnton @1tnltiger beiorgt mlroe,
lit, ga 6ie1er 6em Suite Uncle CONS
3ur Jobne folgen mubte, oern SEQ
6unitiger iibertragen, melder bis oa=
Fin Dem a1f Ser Sitieite beitebenoer
&unltiger : SIeti6ergei6aft portland.
2ebtaenanntes @eiddft lit jekt Der
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at said elections. The result of said election shall be proclaimed and pup lished by the Mayor, and the result as proclaimed shall be conclusive unless attacked in the courts within thirty (90) days after the date of such pro clamation
 This amendment shall not repeal or affect any law relating to the organ ization Of improvement districts.
 This amendment shall be in force upon it's adoption and shall not re- quire legislative action to put 1t ina force and effect.
 All the provisions of this amend meut shall be treated as mandatory and all provisions of lhe Constitution or amendments thereto in conict here with are hereby repeale1,
 Each elector may vote for or against the above amendment
 Witness my official signature th's 24th day of July 1918.
 (SeaD TOM J. LIBERAL,
 Secretary of State
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@FrtstSpEAcE DRIVE.

GermengS AAaee suggestions display no substantial change of attitude on the part of the kaiser's government, The scheme which Germany offers through rsl proposal of a peace con ference made to the Spanish govern ment means the renewal of militar? activities at some time in the future, when autocracy shall think the oppor- tunity ripe for striking again.
 When the present war is ended It must be ended definitely and perma- nently. A mere truce contains possI- bilities of disaster much greater than does prolongation of the struggle.
 According to Norwaerts of Berlin which published the announcement Germany wants no anneXa,ions or in- demnities in the west. This is well enough But 1t declares, with an air that amounts to a confession of guilt, that the peace treaties already made with Russia and ROumania many not be questioned, nd there is even a string tytAe announcement that Ger many wants no anneXatios in the west, for 1t Is suggested that the precise fate of E; f;e iSi iiiii siiai e the subject Of iis cussion al the peace conference. ln other words, Belgium is to be q pawn" at the peace table. to quote the German chancellor a few days age when he addressed the reichstag.
 The mental process behind the de- attl;tt,r tibr4I ar and the Sucz canal is plain enough, as the German government is in ob- vious need ola peace that can be pre- sented to ite own citizens as an eyi- denee that it emerges from the war victorious.
 The peace "feeler' thus outlined is about what might be expected. 1t does not show that Germany has learned anything from the war or that ii un- derstands in the slightest degree the new idealism that is awakening the world.
 Even if the military developments on the west front were less encour- aging to the allies than they have been of late the Teuton offer would be con- temptuously rejected In view of those developments on the field of battle the feeler must be looked upon only as another evidence of the stupidity oi German diplomacy
 Befor eGermany tries again it would do we'll to read once more the presI- dents Fourth Of July address and the four succinct proposals there lall down.
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Mrs Thos. IT, Davis, R. r. D. No. g. Montgomery, Ind, writes she hal trouble with her bladder and treated for several months without relief. Foley Kidney Pills were recommend- ed to her and she commenced using them. She says she got relief from
 the first two bottles, and eight bottles cured her. Many similar letters have been written by grateful persons who found relief from kidney trouble, bacEache, rheumatism and HtiiL swollen joints A. C. Jennings Ad,t
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WALNUT LOGS WANTED BY THE
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We will pay the highest market price for good sound walnut logs l2 inches and over delivered to our plant at Hot Springs, or logs will be re ceived at any point on any of t'ae maii public roads from Hot Springs on which a truck can operate as Tar ont as 25 or 90 miles Its your patriotic duty to get up all these logs you pos sibly can-your government needs them.
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PLATEAU HOTEL

Como Square, sanitary, pleasant rooms, also light Housekeeping ac- commodations, summer rates Como and see us: new management c.
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