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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
OIL OPERATIONS
VERY ACTIVE IN
ARTESIA REGION
Several Companies Are Drill
ing or Preparing to Drill
Interest in Prospecting Is
Increasing Each Day,

The interest of the speculative ele-
ment in New Mexico oil prospects has.
brought to the Artesia Advocate 1000
subscribers from outside nlace2. The
knowledge is broadcast that shallow
wells have produced a few barrels Of
oil at Artes!a daily for some years.
Experienced dr,llers and capitalists
are commencing operations in new
locations from twenty to thirty miles
from the shallow wells, believing that
deep holes will reveal the source OF
the oil already found
A company composed of Santa !
employees has a large block of PLACER
oil holdings across the river north
east of Artesia and will drill on same.
They have purchased drilling outfit
and plan to start drill within a short
time.
The Illinois Producers have brought
Mr.. Morris. a veteran driller, from the
Wyoming fields to Artesia to bring in
their well No /, located thirteen miles
south of Artesia. This is the well that
recently bailed out fourteen barrels
of oil, and a big producer is expected
at an additional depth of 100 feet or
more.
Artesia officials of the Kansas New
MtNlCb VII company Ittt-Neu Il wire
Saturday that their bic standard drill
ing outfit had been shipped from FL
Dorado, Kans.. and is expected to
reach Artesia within a few days. The
company has 10000 acres leased,
G. w, Williams, general oil scout
for Carter Oil company for the states
of New Mexico. Arizona, Colorado and
Utah, with headquarters at Denver,
visited the Artesia field last week.
The immediate program of the Car
ter OIL company calls for three wells
in the Artesia field.
MIR. Lincoln, manager of the Lin
coin OIL company, returned Sunday
from his California business trip. 1t
is said Mr.. Lincoln secured the neces-
sary funds in California to enable him
to complete we'll No. / and drilling
was resumed on said well Monday.
This well has recently been doing
some acting up" and has been kick
ing out oil and gas at intervals.
The Oil and Gas Journal of Tulsa,
Okla, is authority for the following:
1t is reported that Cosden * Co.
have taken a lease on the 100000
acre ranch of Senator Jones, in Quad
alupe county. New Mexico. and that
they will drill several wells at once.
The land lies west of the Peyos river
and north of Santa Rosa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25

Tuesday, when curb stone which
he and an empIoye were carrying
fell and broke his right ankle. Some
time ago Smiths taVorfte horse
dropped dead in his tracks. Shortly
before that a race horse that Smith
had kept all winter, expecting to win
some money in the spring, developed
house maids knee OFT some OTHER
complaint A few years ago the city
had a fiery team that ran away
every day. One day Smith went to
the relief of the driver when the
were becoming unmanageable, and
got a kick that put him in the hos
pital for a severe operation. Not so
long ago he was holding a big spike
while one or his men was driving 1t
into the ground, and Smith got n
smash that put one of his hands out Of
commission for month. Smith
SAYS he has not always been I'M
lucky however, as he has successfully
lodged every opportunity for be-
coming married.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder for kidney and
bladder troubles, gravel. diabetes
weak and lame back rheumatism and
Irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women. Reg
ulates bladder troubles in children. Il
not sold by your druggist will be
sent by mail on receipt of $1.25. One
small bottle Is two months Treatment
and often cures Send for sworn ties
timonials. DR.. e. w. Hall, 1885 Olive
street. st. Louis. Mo. Sold by drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OBTAINS
SOME SMALL REFUNDS


ESPECIAL coRRgsPososNeE ro voRHNe JOURNAL
Santa Fe, July 24.-The state cor
poration committee has obtained a
refund of $20.72 for r. f. Sanders OF
Clovis on a shipment of household
goods from Meridian, Miss. 1t OBJ
tanned refund to T.. w. Mitchell and
others of a - cents surcharge on tele-
phone calls to points south of Carls-
bad by the Public Utilities company
of Carlsbad. The commission obtained
refund from the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad company of $3.50
on shipment from Socorro of tur-
bina and generator to the coal mines
at Monero, RIO Arriba county, the
claimant being \ Iuchetti, who Cper-
atos the mines a "efund of $2996
was obtained for Arthm Seligman on
the freight shipment Cf The old Lake
Valley stage coach froll Lake Valley
to Santa Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
THREATENED TO CUT OUT
HIS S0N-!N-LAW'S HEART

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS TO MORNING JOURNAL
East Las Vegas, n NJ. July "a
Threatening to cut out the heart of a
sOn-in-law is not regarded by the law
as parental or loving act For this
reason r. d. Robson is under arrest,
upon complaint of w. +, Dawson
Robson is DawsOn's father-in- law and
has been residing here with his
daughter and her husband. During
what appears to have been n family
row Robson is said to have drawn
"A knife and told Dawson that he
would cut his heart out. Robson
then boarded train for his home in
Oklahoma, but was brought back from
Ration to answer a Cargo of assault.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25

A judges stand for race tracks that
is reyolved by an electric motor is the
idea of a kentucky inventor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25

Amerongen, July "a (by the Asso-
ciated Press) The condition of for
mer Emperor William, who has been
i'll from ear trouble is greatly I'M
proved, but he stih remains indoors.
The former Empress Auguste VIC
toria. who has been suffering from
heart trouble, was so well today that
she was able to receive a German boy
who had walked to Amerongen from
Germany with the object of seeing
the former rulers. She talked with
the boy for 4 long time in the garden
of the Amerongen castle. The suite
of William Hohenzollern is about to
be further reduced by the departure
of Court Councillor Knauf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25

of grass in the surrounding country
Stock doing well.
Jemez Springs: Sunshine deficient
and crops growing slowly. First croL
of alfalfa cut two weeks ago with
scant yield.
Costilla: Alfalfa cut the first of the
week remained in the field too we,
for hauling. Wheat looks good a..-
pastures are very good, with some
grass a foot high on the range. Sun
shine deficient.
Loving: Seed alfalfa is practically a
failure Seed cotton setting good.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25

bunch of castle belonging to Daus
and murray, ,"taus' = sal" SOM
animals belong ne to Thomas Lewis
Of Cabra Springs, were founC in the
nerd Ramon Hill was arrested in
CrliIv county on "ai;'" stealth :
charge. A similar charge aEaf's'
Hill exists in Colorado and he will he
taken there when the New Merlc)
cou",S haze done with him Est 'ris-
lado Bal'g"H. % GdadI l. c cOUnN
hrs plea led 81. to cn. rye % rat
tie stealing. He has son in the
reritentiarv serving time for the
same Offense
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
Recruits Accented for Army.

Santa Fe July 24-The following
are reported to have been accepted as
recruits from New Mexico in the mill
tary service: Juan Valencia. Van
Houte, ColfaX county; Louis Miller,
Tucumcari, Quay county; Frank d.
Fisteller Plainview Chaves county;
Eugenio Martinez, Gardiner, ColfaX
county; Sabine Atencio. Ration. Col
county; .Sacundo Garcia, Las Vegas,
San Miguel county; Louis Rogue. Al
buquerquc, Bernalillo county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
~~~~~->sc-@SS~~o-~.- ~s-ec--e~~~-N-~N>
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of tire Interior U, s. Land Of
flee AZ Santa Fe, N. NJ, June "a. 1919
Notice is hereby given that Patrocnio
Gabaldon, Of Belen. N. NJ, who on April g.
1912, made homestead entry No. 0l654S
for SWA NEA, NJ sen, sen
SEA- section 6, township 6N. range CIV, N
W. p. Meridian, has filed notice OF intention
to make five year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described before U. S.
commissioner, at Belen. ~ NJ, on July 80,
1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
Doroteo Gabs ston. OF Belen, n. NJ
Jose Castillo Chavez. OF Belen. N. NJ.
AEapito Garc'N Of Been, n. M.
Jesus Gallegos. OF Los Lunas, N. NJ,
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Reatsfar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
THE VIM. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
SAUSAGE A SPECIALITY
For Cattle and Hogs the Ruling
Market Prices are Paid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
KAISER BORED
BY SURROUNDINGS
At AMERONCEN
Wears His Generals Uniform
and Ga7eS at Himself in
Glass; is JOviaI Most Of
Time, Is Report,
Especial Gable DispatchD


London, July PA visit to Amer
ongen." writes the special CORRESPOND
~ of +ho D,i,,. 1,o,oo,,,,r AZ y ct+or-
~ - we ''.S 81 .i,a4 -,
u"hl' ol'lINS hume ''ie i"'' mat '''-
tense boredom IS pressing upon every
one outside the chateau where the
former kaiser resides. and stiu more
upon those within its gates. | gather
that an attemnt to relieve this ennui
is made from time to time by the au-
tborities who are responsible for the
euardianshin Of the eX-kaiser, and
that sometimes a we'll Informed man
of art or letters is invited to spend the
dav at the castle TO bring a breath of
change into the conversation.
OF seems that William of Hohen-
zollern is sttT wearing a generals uni
form. and his frequent glance into a
mirror nroyes that he still attaches
Importance to his personal appear
ance His manner too is jovial; in
faot ono would think that all the
tragedy of late events had passed him
~, u,itbont touchina him He will
talk ali dav long about his art treas
ures or his genealogical tree. but the
stunendous events of his time seem
10 be outside his mental grip.
"rrbe omnress am told. is IN a
nitiahIe state of health and gives the
immersion of a woman physically and
morally sick at heart. At one time,
as is well known. the former kaiser
was occasionally convoved by motor
car 10 the woods where he could take
n walk But that is no longer per-
,,,ittod 60 he never leaves the grounds
of tbe chateau.
His famous wood saving is prac-
tised IN a small ward Immediately be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
LAS VEGAS CONTRACTOR
is A "HARD LUCK GUY

ESPECIAL CONSEQUENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
East Las Vegas, \. NJ. July "a
Thomas Smith, Las Vegas cement
contractor, is becoming known as a
"hard luck guy 1t seems that
Smith receives more injuries and has
more bad fortune than anybody else
in town. He is an accommodating
man. and whenever he goes to the
assistance of anybody he usually gets
hurt. smiths latest accident occurred
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25

Santa F'e, July 24,-Dr. w. T.
Brown, superintendent of the santa
rum at Valmora, near Wagon Mound
left Santa Fe today for Chicago, to
make final arrangements for the
building of a hospital at Nalmora
which at present has seveniy-three pa
tents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-25
MANY CASES OF CATTLE
THEFTS ARE REPORTED

ESPECIAL coRREsroHor Ics TO MOANING JouRsAL1
East Las Vegas, y. NJ, July a.
Captain Apolonio \. Sena, Of the state
mounted police has gone to Rio Ar
riba county to investigate catt steal
ing cases. He will go later to Bern
alilIo county on the same mission.
Mounted Policeman sra ~ ,fha>.s, .:
Guadalupe county holding a
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
SraurnnberldlnR.

Ter GraucnlbcrihuB mad b2m
dried miro 0cn @'cu6IicuugSpo.Itj.
crn orr miitbrtroficncn %dn02
nod ulcl QopiVrbrtdlyu madcn
sin ichr groHcr Ieil Der mci1ild}ca
Ecrionen nulB tin'lQ ou Die Sci
rat pcr5jdltcn uno nurdl ciNeHe "a
igrcit oen HebcnSuntcrbolt pcr0lc
uen; 0ie uiclCu Nlhpcn mcr0cu
pbcrole5 nod iilr Die aln0cr 81 ior
leu haben. Gas qlbt cine grof
yInmQlplnQ in oen GmerbspcrbdIt
riiien ilbcrhaupt. IiIr Die Bolts
oermc6run9 lit Der 2hl9iau lanicu.
Ger utnQer NGnncr pan groBtem
Ginilllb. uno man nniB 0abci nit
inner erhcbIidl Qellnaercu 3dbI uon
8eburtcn rchncn. Is miro IN
Ceuuitian0 ) ! nah 9ercd1nin.
zen orr nGcutiGen Nlcoi3jniidcn
,8od,cnihriit" chrn p Snhrc
aaucrn. biz hcr Jroutniiberidlub
Der aus ocm 0rIcle beruorgln1
uigoer ousacgltcn iein miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Die hubcn Sleildlpreiic.

gS0ihlngton. - EQUATOR 9cnnon
Don Soma miro, mic er am Qien2ta1
in SSoihiuQtou anfiinoiQtc. inn Gon-
ares cine llntcriud)una iiber sic Gut
itleioun0 oc3 Observation-Disclosures be.
ontrnaeu. 250. 900, ,000Gio. iibcridiii
iige iSIciid,prooufte Ser Irnlee nit
9cibilie Ser Gbicogocr @robidIddlter
81 uerfnllien. oanit eiu GreiaIturS
fiir 5leiit oli oem amcrifrniidlen
Ntarft perhittct mer0e. 9as GrlcsShe-
pnrtcment bat. lpic por ciniqcn "a,
gen mitgetbeilt mlr0c, nit ocn @rob-
idIddltcrn oaS 9IbfonImcn Qctroffcn,
AIudd1it 81 periud)en ooS iiberidiliIiac
eSleiidl im Iuslono Su ocrfouicn mo
mcuu Dies nid)t QrlinQt, aui ocn amc-
rifnniidlen Morft, ieood) untcr Nui
Iidt Scr @roBidl1d)tcr. 3ic Shl0dltcr
hntten bel oieicr G'cIcgcnbcit unlln.
mliu6cn 5uae1cbcn, bnb lie oen@u1itl
h0tten, einen Srci3itlr3 ;u perhj1l
bern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Eapierarbcitcr itreifen.
5. @. W.

0tilmaufec. Qapor Oanicl
6oan mics onS 9lniinnen ciuer 0cle.
aotlon ser .Nmcricon 2eaion", cine
@erianlmIlmg Scr !. u. ". om mad.
item Sonnnbeno 5li pcrhinocrn, Alriid
0lnpor bom icrtiQte Die Qelcqa
tion nit Ser @eIehruna ab:
rGerfolaung cr5euet 9laoifoIis.
nus Ger oIlcrid)Iimmltcn Sorte mo
ih hobc nid)t Die 9Ibiidt. Die StGrfc
Der ). ", ". noh ar0Bty su qeitol.
ten. GSd CLAUDE niflt, onB es nlcine
EilIdt lit, Die Contribution bciieite
81 ieten Die g}enifen baben oos
Rctt, ibre Weinunqcn uno Aniid)ten
gum glua6rld 3u bringcn, uno iino
perantportlid fiir ooa, mas tie ia.
gen.
,0ir bnbcn ein 4oli5ei- uuo elm
lluiti3oepartement. oeucn cs oblieqt,
nniiir su ioraeu 0oB cs feline gil,hc.
itorlnacn Qibt uno feline unIopolen
Ncmcrfl,naen gcnud)t ncr0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Cine &rUpbetiu.
@cttinG y. Ivu,m Iber bic 3ieuDuiiDu
nuo ciucn Suu' her S1Iter.

nHo ctncu Yum. her SpiteT.
gSic lan1c ipar pergclleu. ooB emit
in Den uler5l9cr Sabren-eine Der
c0elltcn lmtcr 0en oeiItiden tSroueu,
yettina pon 9lrnlm. nit Der gnn3en
$3ingerl0cnbcit ibrcr romaHtllhen
SceIe illr &olf5redtc uuo &erit1n.
0i9uug eingetreten iii. Sn ihrcn
,@elprGbcn nit 9dmoneu" tritt liz
III @eltalt zines 3Qmona an ocn
ihloleubcn &olliJ-6rieorih gil
lclm ~ uon RreuBeu tit gemeint-
Leran. Gos &oIt. ipriht Der IA,
mon, tart mo lriih, bat @eiiibI
ton bent. mas b6ie III mo gut, ee
mirb tciucu Slntgcboten nleDr &C
tcrhen mcnu es III Die 9teibe Den
tlnoer gHcien eintritt, es miro MD;
iciHe StarIe mIBbroIdlen, es miro
milo lid 5el9en mo oontbur. mcnu
linn 0ercbtigteIt uioerf6brt q.
Gotte 0en Sd)ulmeilter 8lo0linn
aus, Der nit Jiuteu Der @otteSiurht
ben G0rpengellt-ocn Eitonen, oea
&olfSgeiit nicoerringen Mill; gibt
cS eineu 9roBcren 9l0oiim oils mib.
cctoreue @citQe, Die ibrem icoes.
Moligen &oImoleuer mie cine Trei.
i2rliuree gang lolc oti Dem inter.
tunlgcn Geib b0ngen. au6 nod aui
lie unbegriiiene 3cit iiberirogea
pollen2 0es Sebens unaebeuren
@ogen, Der eIn Spiel iii in euret
S>an0, Den bat ocs 0oIfes Arm &c.
ponnt, uho bat acjiclt noh euh lin
ucrlesbnrcn. 60 unpcrlobnIid
iteint euh oiea mir i'm 0egcn.
,tiI iheini, Dies g4nguiS bebt oo5
EoIt aus ieincr Rldtigtcit -llno
an unocrcr SteIIe: 08euius: Gol
ftrl - @cilnatloie Gner oaer @e
ltide . 8olf5gelit: 6rei pou Yar.
icnuut ioIl nid)t mehr ben milfoni.
,djen 9Illsbrilhcn 0cS 0niieS uno
Ger 9lube Ole rciue &olfcrircue CT.
llegcn -- mo 0enen gcotuft, mif
allc ,Scl'elu, orc lbr lldt Uollct onl
cen, noh drgerc3 Mcb liber eld
tiahtcn &eriolmna lit 9tohe.
tie (Sott oerIon0t. ooa lit Noel bef
Eolfsbt!olnB 49,. CSnlllcr: Aat
1oifsitamme 6il0cn cIncn 06lfer.
igalo, Der gcmclniameu Stilrncu
loiocrititebt. Ser t5ott lit mt ms.
9tr DIE 3eit Der 3erltorlug III d.
.,cJtcn Der S9lc0trBcturt unupan
oelt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Neue glufaSc ElGne.

iSiir 0cn 1SoIl ser Gcrtpeiqerilnq Ser
llntcrSeifrunq oeS ,Sric6ens Icitens
Ser Geutidcn crlpoq ser &ierratb am
W1itt1pod) bie iofortiae @ieoernerhin
ouna Ser ooIlitGn6iQen @Iodohe aeacn
geutiflono; unbercrieitS nimnit man
an, Sab 0ic @lofooc noIIitdn6iq aui-
aehoben tueroen ioa, lpenn Die oe,It-
idlcn @cnoIImGftiqter ser C,rtrnI
unterseidlnet hoben. Ter Rnth Der
nfiniitcr 6es Ae1lfern ser finn (SroG-
m1dlte berietf olrW}ittpof eincn pom
nberIten 9rieqsroth ousdcnrbcitcten
PIon air Gifcrunq ser Sr6nnna in
SdlIesrriq Solitein. penu sic i'm Frie-
0ensocrtroa uorqeiehenen SheiIe oc5-
feIben non Sen 6eutidlen 9choroen &C.
rdltrni iin0. G. 1T gcoInnt. in iSGens-
bura cine acmiitte 7SIottenitation Ser
Ger. Stanten. 8rofbritonniens uro
5Srn1tfreits su Ihaffen, Ser uliBeroenl
einiae Observation-Disclosures 5ugetheili
iDeroen ioIIen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16

nommen perOen, 70 toitntc Ccutid,.
lnno fiiuftig uidlts mehr icju eiaen
nenncn. nns ouberhalb 0ieier enaen
8ren3en Ilegt GeltIdIauN bot nilf-
gehort, i'm AusIano 81 eriitiren.
Nber tpenn Dies nod nidt gemlaeno
mare, 10 iin0 ibm feline Scetabcl &C.
nonlmcn uoroen, es bari icine ;Sim-
feuitat'nnen MIR su SonoeIS Tcpe-
iheu beilsen, uuo aud, oics MIR unter
Goutroue ser 9IIliirten. Tlca ruilr0e
unS Don ser 9IuBefapelt polIitan0ia
abihneihen, oenn. mas nnn untcr Der
GontroIle Der 9onfurrentcn iiIr @e-
ihafte trciben founte, bariiber broud1
man fem 8ort an nerIieren
ngIber ons iii nod, Ianqe uiht qe.
mug. Der Ratb Ser alliirten bat 0e$-
haIb beidlloiien, onB 8ertroaC sipiid)en
BEN Iaiirten feinblid1en 21noern
mn uno niftia iino nit AuSnabme
ioIder Gertr0ae, oeren Ginbultlng
ben HeaierunQen ser aIliirtcn Qt1d).
te 3u9ute fonlnt.
o@oS iaat oer@rdiioent 10 paiicn02 ?
Ger erite @runoioe oes ssricoenS an
lid lei G5leid}heit, qleiher Nntbeil an
gencinidlaftIidlcn @iitern.
Gieier @nmoiob. iagt SdeiNe.
mann lei in Ben iebt porlicqenheu
6rieOeu@bcoingungcn uoIlitdnoig ob.
geid)oift moroen.
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4lliirte wollcn Sd)ltsmia be-
ifRfn.

True TRANSLATION filed with the
'nstmaster at La Crosse Wis, on
May 16, 1919. as required by Act
of october 6, 1917.
Iaris. - Der Rntb Der gltalano
ntiltiiter berdtb cilen pon ocn oqilr
ten grmcc. uno Worinebebor6cn auss
georbeiteten EIan n3ltr }IufrcdicrhnI
tllng Scr Cr0nung in ShIeawlQ
nad)oem Die 0ropin3 uon bcn 1cut-
itcn QcrGunt it, Noh oieiem 8ian
iou uon Den Ser. Staatcn, 8roS
britannien uno ;Sranfroidl in SIcne
burg cine 9luiirtln Warineitation er-
ridltct uno mehrcre 8o,aiaoua Snion-
teric 5ilr Nu5ijbunq ocr HoIi52imaft
in ser Rropin3 gclonoet rperoen. Ole
0obI cjne5 @cfchlshnbcrs fir
o;eic 2laiirtertruppcu iii in G3
rQttlunq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Mnnabme nnmOalid

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
May 16, 1919, as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
9rlin. - 8roi pon 8rodoorif-
9fantou, Snllpt Der oelltif)en 6rie-
oenS Delegation, bat bel llebprrlit-
telun9 Der orei gtoten, Die er nn Ere-
mier Glemeneeou gelanot bot, al Die
iibrigen oelitiden iSric0cns 0ele-
goten crfl6rt, oaB Der 6rieocns-
ncrtrag in ieiner gegentpdrti9enTorm
nift ongenonnen 1tno niht inter
5cihnet lper0en fonnc, neil es mn
moglid lei, feline @eoingungen 5u er>
fiillen.
Iaris. - Ser &ierroth Ser oSrie-
ocn5 Gonfercn5 bat eS ab9clebnt,
Die Note Der oelltihcn 9epoumdd-
tigten betreffs Ser gcpIanten inter,
nationalen 9lrbeit5 8rleBgebung
III GrtpGgung 81 5ieben. S5Sn elmer am
Wiittmoh Den oeiltid1en Gertretern 5lls
qeitcGten slnttport ioet 0tiniiterprGii-
Bent GIemenceou, sic oIliirten rn0
nit ibnen perbunoenen Regiernngen
ieien Ser 9Iniift, ooB ibr 9eihlllB in
Der froalihen 9lnqe}egenheit ben
@iinIhen ser OeutIhcn. oic iidl um
io3iaIe 8eredtigfeit beiorQt 8eiaten,
aenilacn fonnte uno oie Gerrpirfli=
dung oerienigen Reforinen geipobr-
Ieiite, allI Die noh Der ifrpcren SCENT
Itdlina, Ser Die 8elt unterlporicn
qclpeien, bie orbeitenoen Sloiieu iebt
mehr nIs ie 9tniprltf hGtten,
Son oen lebtcn Soften Der heutIfcn
@epoIlmGd,tigtcn ilber mirthihaitlite
@citinmltnqcn ocs SricocnS Gnt-
uuris iaqte cine. oieie @eitinntunqen
miiBten, ncnn iie bltrdgefiibrt mir
hcn, Sen llnteraang 9el1tidllonhs nit
fidl brinaen. Cine 9tnte betreffS Der
oerldnotcn 8ebictS &er6nberltngcn
proteitirt in eritcr 2irie gcacn sic
9tbuobe 6rs Saar 8edenS an EFronf,
reid, Die lleberlniiltng BON @ebict in
Ser @e1en0 BON Wolmcbn, WorcSnet
un6 Gupbrn an @elaien un6 BON
Theilpn Sflestpig Soliteins an Die
9dnen.
Syn elmer Iote iiber @rint- -2c'iting
miro sic Observation-Disclosures,
fir oie arieqsperrpiiitinq in @elaicn
1tno 9torofranfreifs Grinb SIT 5ablen,
ou89eIproden, iebod unter Dem alts-
OriidIidien Gorbeholt, bnB oanlit
9eut'hlan0 nidt etipa 5naebe, bic
Sdulo am 9lusbrl,d, beS &riegeS 'lt
troaen. Cine meitere ocutid,e 9totc
Ipriht BON scr no9lihIten @eihlcltni.
oung Ser gntlniIung beutifer ariegs
nefongcncr uno internirter Ginilpers
ionnn, sic BON elmer beion6eren inter-
nationnIcn Gommiiiion geleitet MGR
Den ioutr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
GmpianQ utrmeiaert.

True translation fled with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
May 16, 1919, as required by Act
Of October s, 1917.
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Wtontag, Der britiidc Ytutiiterpr0ii
oant @lono @cordc bar. ieinc 3uiogc,
oic orci i'm Su,tereiie Der iriifen
Sohc III europa ntiIenoen iriih-
ancrifaniihcn @ertrc;.r, Gr Bou-
perncur Zunne pon ,,ainoiS, 4. g
@aIib uno W. J. Hnon gu cmpious
gen. mi0erruien. Gl'icr g9iocrrui
miro nit Der Noitntior 6eQriinbet, oie
Der 0eiuh Der olci ,merifoner in
lSrIono bcroorqcrufcu aobe Iie ur,
ipriinqIide 3uioae, >icie @ertreter
3li empiangen, NOR Caoe 9IpriI ouf
@enpen6ung Sol. 6ouies bin 9emnht
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