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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30
Buy a war savings stamp.

Duy d War Savings stamp.
Dan Porte, was wei here Tuesday
from Calvin on a business trip.
Have that suit cleaned, pressed and
repaired at the o. X. shop. j D. Roach
proprietor.
Mrs. Jos. F. Pastorek and sister.
Miss Matchbox, were Dresden visitors
here Tuesday between trains.
P. P. Kopriva returned home yes
terday from Hardin, Mont, where
he has spent some time giving legal
matters attention.
Miss Agnes Mclean went north
yesterday, returning to her home at
Hannah after a visit over the week
end with her sister and Langdon
young friends.
William Row left Tuesday to
spend most of the week il Grand
Forks and Fargo on auto business.
He may possibly extend his trip
to the Twin Cities before returning.
Time is money, therefore you
cannot afford to have your wife spend
her time trying to do the family
sewing on the old worn cut sewing
machine Get a White from A.
o. Void Co.
Joseph Hannah and bride, who have
been making a honeymoon trip since
their wedding of a month ago with
relatives of the family in Montana
number amo~g the home coming ar.
rivals of the week.
E. J.. Moen was an Osnabrock visi:
tor here a day or two the early par
of the week to interest the spring
buyers of automobiles lin the 1915
model of the Dodge Bros car, O
which he has the agency in this
county.
T. A. Canty, who will be recalled
as being n of the pitching staff o:
the Munich base ball team of tw,
seasons ago, is now noted as being al
Bismarck this winter doing the leg
islative write up for the Dahl" Cour
ier.News of Fargo.
Levi Hooey and wife were retu. n
ing passengers Tuesday from thei
months visit at Lethbridge and othe
Saskatchewan points. They wer
accompanied on their return by hi
br other, David Hooey, who left her
for the Canadian Northwest abou
fifteen years ago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30

I. Dawson was in town Tuesday
from Dresden on business.
Mrs. j.. Kelland was an over Sun
day visitor with friends down the line
at Grand Forks.
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason. proprietor.
w. F. Winter returned to the city
yesterday from a trip east since the
holidays, much of the time being
spent in Eastern Ontario and New
York state.
Paul Ludwig arrived on Tuesdays
passenger, returning to his home
north of town from a two weeks trip
to points in Illinois and Indiana,
where he formerly resided.
Anton j, Dahl was an Osnabrock
visitor to the county seat a couple of
days last week on business, staying
while here at the home of his bro
Their, County Auditor o. j. Eide.
Why pay big profits when you can
buy a New Ideal Pipeless Furnace for
SITS 90, installed The furnace is all
cast, a triple jacket, No. 1 furnace
and guaranteed. c. O. Rye, Langdon.
load.
John Sandberg was among the ar.
rivals during the week, returning
from his Saint Paul visit at the home
Of his mother, owing to news of the
sickness in his own home, west oil
Langdon.
M. Myers, who claimed Langdor
as hls home in his boyhood days Of
some years ago, now farming extep,
sively in the western part of the
county was a visitor here over Sun
day, with his daughter near town.
DR.. E. r. Under, who has for i;
couple of years been at Honolulu
with the army medical corps Of thi
country, writes that he will return
to his practice at Munich as soon a
he receives his discharge from arm,
service.
Jas. G. Dickson returned Monda
from his trip, extending over abou
a couple Of week to the Rio Grand
Valley in Southern Texas. 1t is un
derstood that four of the party of tie
from this county who accompanie
Kim were purchasers of tracts of Ian
down there.
Mrs. Judd Kirkham accompanie
by Judd, Jr.. lett yesterday for Far
go, where they expect to make
r visit with friends. Returning it j
r likely they will be accompanied b
q DR.. Kirkham, who is returning HON
from service overseas with the arm
medical corps.
t Alvin Derby, who has lately bee
mustered out Of service at one of tn
large army training environments
the south spent a couple of days her
the end of last week with Langdo
friends. He is a son of Jas F
Derby. prominent among the olde
residents of Bathgate.
Joe Godfrey, son Of MIR. and Mr.
Ed Godfrey, Of this city, who
overseas with the. Field Signal Corr
n Of the 8lst Division. is among tt
r boys who are now on the Atlantic, {
their way home from France. TT
f transport he is aboard is scheduled
d arrive in port here February LIST.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30
U OFF L AGE

Many Langdon People Have Already
Learned the Secret.
Some o]d>folks are bent and shaky.
Others are straight and strong. So
it can't be merely ."oldness" that
does such damage. No-its too often
uric acid that weakens older folks.
Fight off this life sapping uric acid
poison. Help the kidneys take it
from the blood. To aid them in this
struggle live carefully. Stimulate
the kidneys with reliable kidney
remedy. None endorsed like Doan's
Kidney Pills. Read this Langdon
testimony:
Mrs. George Skinner. residing on
North Fourth Street, in Langdon, for
a number of years past. says "Some
years ago l used Doan's Kidney Pills
and l will always remember the help
they gave me. I had suffered with
attacks of back ache and my kidneys
annoyed me by acting irregularly.
After that had gone on for awhile. I
began having rheumatic pains like
sciasica. The best remedy that l
could find for that tlouble was Doan's
Kidney Pills. Doan's gave me ex-
cellent results in every way"
Price 60 cents at ali dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney re.
medy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Skinner had. Eos
ter. Milburn Company. manufacturers.
Buffalo. New York.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30
DR.. E. j. Hughes
DENTIST
+. NJ. HOUR 2.
II Phone 112 l
SCH BLOCK

49,.
Albert Ogland, the first mar ir
Storlie township to offer himself fol
enlistment in the army at the out
break of the war, writes friends OF
his heing back again in the good ole
U. S. A , arriving about the first OF
the year, His Homecoming is to be
the occasion Of quite a celebration.
John r. Mooney was among the
arrivals Of the week, returning to
Langdon after a stay in the Twir
Cities during part of the holiday
season. He had intended taking the
Southern Pacific route to the coast TO,
the balance of the winter season, bu,
with a continuance of the present
weather conditions has postponed
the trip indefinitely.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30
Local Happenings

Shipments of live stock were made
from Langdon on Tuesday by j. j.
Robson and Donald MCLAUGHLIN to the
South Saint Paul market.
Mrs. w. A. Scott and the children
left during the week for a visit of a
month at the home of a sister resid.
ing in Minnesota. Mr.. Scott accom-
panied his family as far as Fargo on
their trip.
G. Brecke was here during the fore.
part Of the week, representing the
Milton school district at the meeting
of school officers, which Co. Sup't
Reher had called since his return
from Bismarck.
An item has been handed into the
Democrat, requesting that it be an.
nounced that there will be a masque
ball held at the Harvey town hall on
the evening Of Friday, February 7th,
the proceeds going to the benefit of
the Junior Red Cross.
The game of basket ball which the
second team of the Langdon high
school was to have played at Osna-
brock tomorrow night has been ''cal-
led-off' owing to the temperance
in that community of several cases of
the influenza epidemic.
j. H. Harlan is now convalescipg
after several weeks of dietic treat.
ment for heart and stomach trouble.
regarding which he consulted special
let during a trip to St. Paul several
weeks ago. He was up and able to
be around the home for the first time
Sunday.
The mild weather now gives every
promise of continuing to the end Of
the month of January at least. The
winter of 191S,1919, here in NORTH
Dakota, as well as all over the
country will go dow n in history al
one of the mildest in the history Of
the whole United States.
The county commissioners reached
the wind up of their January meet
ing on Saturday at noon, taking ar
adjournment until March 4th, wher
they will take up a number of impor'
1ant matters with the township off
cials relative to roads to be graded
during the coming summer.
Auctioneer Tony Kietfer while ii
the city this afternoon stated tina
the HILBERT sale, which he held
week ago to day footed up to a tota
of SIT. 600. with a number Of tn
horses bringing a figure close t
5000 apiece. Practically everything
sold we'll, including the two quarter
of farm land. He has several earl.
spring sales booked One of them j
the George Lothspeich sale nea
Langdon, another is the GottlieI
Kern sale at Wales and there is ais
a big sale for Duncan Sil)ers owe
at Calvin.
H. L.. Brink immigration inspec
tor at the DO lndary line at Hanna
was a Langdon visitor a couple day
last. week, while here soliciting tn
aid of the press in giving publicly t
some new enactments of the govern
ment in his department. We direc
attention to an article over the sig
nature of Inspector Brink in annthe
column, which affects residents o
this country contemplating foreig
travel and their requirements as re
CARDS passports, etc. The matter i
of sufficient Importance to be give
the attention of all
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30

The postponed annual meeting of
the directors of the Cavalier County
National Bank, of Langdon, North
Dakota, will be held at it's banking
rooms, in the City .of Langdon, on
the 4th day of March, 1919, for the
transaction of such business as may
lawfully come before such meeting.
John Sheehan. Cashier.
Dated January 10Th, 1919
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30
O M U~NICATION
To the Farmers of Cavalier County

lie the Farmers of Cavalier County:
The early bird catches the worm
and the early farmer who is IL okine
for seed gets the best seed. Now Is
the time to figure out how much seed
you are going to need and get about
getting it at once May be you have
some high grade seed for sale The
county agent, due to the fact that he
has just come into the county. has
had no chance to locate seed for sale.
or men who wish tn buy seed. In
order to help those who wish to Sc
cure or sell seed, the county agent
will establish an exchange list and
those wishing to either sell or buy
seed may write to him and he will
connect them with prospective GUS
toners. Those wishing t. sell seed
give name. ex. Kuhanka Durum,
weight per bushel germi nation if
tested, whether cleaned or rot and
price per buahel. Those wishing to
buy seed give type of seed wanted.
whether must be clean or not and
price willing to pay. This PROPOSE
tion is not limited to seeds but tie
county agent will be glad to be of
service when ever and where ever
possible.
Address communications to:
John R. Owen,
County Agricultural Agent.
Langdon, N. D. Jan'y 20, 1919.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION
An examination of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held at
Langdon and Munich, on Thursday
and Friday, February 18th and 14th,
1919,
Fred j. Reher,
County Superintendent.
Dated at Langdon. N. D., Jan'y
81, 1919.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

SlOCkHULDERS MEETING
The postponed annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Cavalier
County National Bank, of Langdon,
North Dakota, will be held on the
18th day of March, 1919, at it's bank
ing rooms in the City of Langdon, for
the pnrposeof electiug directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans.
action Of any other business that may
properly come before such meeting.
John Sheehan, Cashier.
Dated January 29th, 1919.
One way to relieve habltual con
%stipation is to take regularly a mild
laxative Doan's Reguulets are we'll
recommended for that purpose. 80
cents at all drug stores.
Don't be a gutter. Buy your quot
of War Saving Stamps.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30

There were deposits in the two
bank at Hannah with a combined
footing of $4Ol. TOT 33 in the call
statements issued the end of the year
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-30
NOTICE

NOTICE
All parties indebted to the firm of
Stevenson & Kelly are hereby noti-
fed to call and settle at once.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-21
No oui,re Ia Administration dc
Ccrrcos.

FL ,luez Ben Y. King. cue la cs-
tado fungieMdo de administrator In
tcrino de CurreoS en- cSCa cIUdad. ha
sido rccomendado para que SC lc de
sc cargo permancntc. .egun dice
una curta que Ell citado Juez. recibio
del Rcprescntante Garner. q JueG
King contes1o al representative dan
do las gracius ror Sis ~"esJIonc.. p
70 declinanIo ci nombr4m.ento. pucS
ticMc interci6n Je voiver q c~jcycer
su antigua profession De a5o-ado.
tan pyon-o como Sc nombrc ST. 81
ceSor.
II Jurz King ha esLado dgScmHc-
aardo q cargo de Administrator dc
Corrccs en- cata ciuiad. dcsda CUE
lir. William +. Aldri'4c. que fue
Nomhrado administrator trtcr;ao,
rcnunci0 csc puesto para Iiiliarsc en-
las fuerzaS de Cabal.eria de TEXAS.
Mexic7no aeusado dc violar la
ley Mann.
Tn rico AeNicauo. que aca@a dc
Mlecar a esta ciuGad. fuc arrestado
aC:i. acusado dc vioiar L. Icy Mama
y C halla dctc1ido. ~pcndicMtc del
rroroso que e lc VI a ias.-ujr Hor @!
Gran Jurado. Ia mujcr que q cli"-
20 n2cxicano traiu consi@o &c Nc
yicc. &C halla tamb!en dctcnIda eli un
H.. 4L,z,r,-.--.~s -sE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-21

ieutrc dc ml.iuae- =" amos. g.. cue
81 .-,l pic~da ~ caicr Y I'll luz. Gcjc de
alumurar ' uaruoS ST. caio2', Y p2S" q
rouycrtirsv en- un g.ooo onaco. COMO
q Gucstro.
Dchido a csc r"lativamente ra"I!"
cnfrlamicnto lunar IA vida en- nucstro
satellite fuc tambien relativamentc COZ
a Los rayos del sol cvaporan los
mares. y nromto la Luna tue solo an
caddver. un cuerpo sin luz prOpla, )
sin calor sin atmostcru. En- noco
tiemYo tcrmino su historic, Y hey solo
uucGa para enviar por las nocEcs su
paiiGa luz.
Los astroaomos han descubierto en-
n Luna. por medic de p~oderosos te-
lesyopio; vastos conrineutcs. mares
desecados. volcanes en- jgnlcIon, 10
cual dcmuestra que u hay en- 81 IN
terror fuego. restoS dc cuaudo era IN
20! que alumbrab2 por 81 mlsma. sena
les dc rios. Y ha" traZado mapaS dc!
satellite. danGo Il mares ' c]ontlnentes
uombres e~spec;alcS.
Uno dc los feuomcnos mas cIr;o$cs
Que ofrccc Ia Luna. cs que siemrre
prescnta Ia misma faz 4 IL TERRA. p"r
10 cue la AStrOnomia solo conoce una
partc de ella. como 81 dijcramo:. mo
dia Luna.
La Luna gira al derrcdor de Ia Tie
IRA en- % dias. Y u mole e%icrcc gran
in~flucncia Sobre nucstro planeta. /!
tcnGmeno dc las mareas. que st ira
duce en- una acitacion diaria de las
agIas del mar, Sc dcbc Il ia attraction
lunar. ! quien sabc hasta que punto
pueda intluir sobrc eI cuerpo huma-
no. como prctenden algunos mcdi-
EOS. que han observable. cHJre o,ra5
cosaS. que cuando Ia Luna sc haiIa
mas cerca dc Ia TERRA los locos Sc pc
men mas turioSo>.
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que 10 g ..@!-.c !o'G," u" "0"''% Isl
cublerta go piano ErlN ael Iei'.o- nus
,and Ia aPo>tTo,3 como al "~J"'o "
Z eIerico ' tie ""fo@fol4' pc'o H.''
ahoEa esta cau'i>' y Ne'e0a P"' "4''-
Il" caNeI"z2 EF'N: go.
p1ar!ameAte &! ave '"'." as
no.. gult"oS csc pan" Ni'S @~1 HAS
Soloca Y q em-erauor re ''o'''
Aa7a"a NJ" 10 quiIare III e"''~' eli
Paris
@sl H'n .paS&ao r~atfo "a'..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-21

Los mdIaoS Y mai -@iC--"ooS p,e-
paratiVoS ds! N&'Ser par" eh''"E l'l",.
faimeEte en- u-a e'IS"3 "s e>'G'~T"s
FictorlaS. . e. Iei'a que P@'eSt ~,
so eI uII'''o cue lnS9Iry j." "'">t ".'
horace a'e'" '''"'S~N '"'',"..o
tano. - nc 'ieSa q -
"ora p">t"h!"' P",''1n''S 1,e-' H"s =
GENIAL tF2sl'o nag" al S5p"'''o -O- u''
canto Sa'H'ce (" '"''o>' '''F"~
NADIA "a" inc'S''o y "'o'",1 - u"
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POPULARES
Ell MUNDO LUNAR.

- = T--.--
t~i"n'a.."s aa&v ".'S A1'"''''S'I.',
to lie "a L"1H, J hoy N~moS a oeuII"I
el ~nrc-ente art'cNlo a trata' prev e'''''
I" dc IA hiSt"ri" &e !" Luna.
Los ostros. !o mismo que Ia TERRA
rscnyu 81 h.s,"r.a. So cdat y 81 cons
tfrucio.. especial, az nos teveian por
81 .s9ccto GUe HreSeaL&n. : pof oI'o>
medios de que disponc IN clenc'4,
La condolences "ctuaies ne IA Lun"
no. ravel"H Que 6 Un cueEpo opaco'
que 81 hr,lla Is For L luz le' SOL cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-21

abiSmo. con @ozo.
Sicuen lucgo varias cstrofas en- que
S., dcscri5ea los sombrjos PRESENT.
.micntos Que comicnzan = infiltrarse
Ell 81 animo dol emperacor. FL teme
cue 80 csttn o~scurecierdo los cntor-
chatos de LuGcudorff. y que Sc este
dcsmo.oHando Ia estatua DC Hinden-
burg. CopjcnioS las ultimas ~estrotaS:
FL tc>mayado 9rupo deScienGe. La
sor.bra ~c 10 traga como 81 tuera un
ccta!cpoGo. La IIZ de las eStrc.!2s
cue aGu lie, llega en- aqueiia oscuri-
dad y los dirige dentro de IA concava
TORE dondc rcsucna e. eco De Sis pa
SOS como esterlo~ de muerte. es el des-
tine que sc referee bajo L pieS y
los arraStra baio sus espirales. :
"Circulo Internal, FL terror cor
vicrJesc en- vertigo que atormenta al
#clila, Les aijeJos han ilamado Il lu-
char contra clos a Hugo, ShaheSpca-
re : Dante
"L.cca e. momcato terrible. Le@a
I cada momento que pasa. impossible
dstenerlo, En- vano. en- vano trataH.
de descender lentamcnCe la escala.
"Aauella eScala Is como IN torbe-
limo. + ahoya los fcroceS des@racia
dos auisieran que Ia c~scala, girando
come IN torbe,lino. 50 hIndieSe con
ellos en- cl centric de in terra.
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ES IN hecho que ms metodoS &c
curar sin medicina sol tan simplcs
como Electives y abSolutamentc ge-
nuinos. Sc ha probado, por inti-
nidad de caso> Que 20 he tratado,
que po- medic dc estos mctodos sc
ila climinado la causa &c Ia enfcrme-
dad y han restab!cciGo 81 saiud, ell
tenares de PERSONS que por enos
habian experimentado cuanto les ha-
bia sldo possible sin ningun resuttaGo
!" dcspueS De haber s.Go u~esahucla-
dos por e~uiEentes specialists. La
distancia no Is ningGn OOstacu:o,
pues he curado 4 muchas personals
uue jamas he cCnoc.dO. Estls perso-
mas cstiu muy agradecldas ; rccc-
miendan his metodys de cura: SIN
medicinal. Lea sus testimonies en-
Ia edicion semanar.a de LA PREM
S.A." Teugo en- mi poder miles dc
estes testimonies y los cuaies man
dare con gusto 4 toGa persana que
los s]uiicitc.
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c R A 7 s.

que impida cl conocImicnto dc Ia pcrso
ma. SoIamertc a las que SC d"irijan a
los baiies sc les rcrTitira II encu-
biertos. siemprc cue haean el tran
sito en- carruajeS C tranvias.
Fl bando contiene aderuas, DISPOSE
Clones Dara ell !rifico de los carrua-
les en- los dias dc Gesfile y el it,
nerario cue deberan seguir, asi COMO
otras disposiciones para los peatones
Y para los bales pdbiicos.
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rrot. Nj. {. Martinez.
Poderoso Sauaaor.

Los Angeles. Cal.
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II j",do Jci .:icojdc .Nnnicjyoi

?or 81 partc. 81 .Alc2lde Municipal
senior Varona Su&reZ. ha ordenado ya
IL publication del bardo sobre los
fcsrcjos dc! CARNIVAL. Por d;cho
bando quedan suprimidas N esta J.
cusi0r las compras, por las oportu-
nidades que prestap para Ia Comision
&c aJcnJados Y d~es0rtenes. asl como
cl cmulco como disfr#ccs dc uMlfor-
mes oficialmente cstablecidos para
los cucrpos armadOs o civileS de Ia
~rcpUbl!@a. n. los de ordenes re!'gio-
saa. nj de ~naciones e~Htranjeras, nj
insignia o distintivos que signifiquen
honorcs. autoridad Q preminencia ma
c.onal o eXtranjeras.
Les dias fi.jados para los testejos
por eli hando de ~referercia. son Ell
pr0Ximo domingo de Quincuagesima,
. sea cl > lie Mario. q tunes y mar
ties siruicntcs Y los custro domingoS
s~iguicntcs o scan los dias .. 10, %
IL 30 del prcpio mes &c Mario.
Las parejas ' grupos de cnnasca-
radios, que no podr&n ser mayores de
echo DerSon2s. podral transitar IL
oremente en- esos diGs, por las GALES,
pero desDues de encendidas las !uces
del aiumbraGo plblico queda termi,
nantemente prohibido el uso de care
tas. asi como transitar por las Gale:
con cl rostro pintado en- forma II,
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LAS EIESTAS De CARNIVAL
EN- Ia HABANA

NABANA. Cuba. Fcbrcro li.-El
Ccmite deSignado por el .Alcaldc MI
nicipai, para la organization dc los
f%estejos pub!icos que Sc cclebraran en-
csra ciudad en- las pr0Xima* ficStaS
del CARNIVAL. Sc rcuni0 aver en- cl
dcspacho del citado .Alcalde para a
cordar 10 relative Il dichos festcios.
EStuvieron prescntcS Ell Ia junta
dc rcfcrencia. los Scnorcs. Luis Car
mona. Sccretario De la .AdminiStra-
cion Municipal. Julio Sanguily. Jcfe
de la Policia N~acional; Angel Con
ale del Vale, Presidente del Club
Rotario de esta ciudad: Francisco
Andrea. Jcfc de Trafico: Jose D.
Strampcs. P~residente dc la Liga An
ti-Gcrmanica: Aurelio Melero, Juan
MARTINEZ. en- representation del senior
.ACust!n Treto, .jefc del Dcpartamen-
to de GobernacIon Municipal. doctor
Fjriato Gutierrez. CONCEAL Y los Pc
riodiStas Alberto Ruiz. Gustavo He
rrero ) Luis Rodriguez Lamult.
Por unanimidad sc acordo nombrar
PreSicente Y Secrctario del COmite
dc Fcstcios. Il los senorcs AIclero y
Carmona, respectivamente. Fl Coro-
Iel Sanguily propuso que para que
los festeios que Sc %pretende celebrar
rcsu!ten Lignos de la i]mportancla Y
"cultura de La Habana. Sc nombrc n
Conlision que Sc cncargue de fOrmu-
lar cl proyecto g informe Il Ia ma
ycr 0rcyedad. La Comisi0n quedo in
t-grada por los scnores Niriato Gu.
t~icrrez. Jcsc D'Suapes Y Alberto
Ruiz.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Stnr5 GlemeneanS?

Ntcbrcre Barrier 3eitungeu be.
.ncrfen in &ommentaren iiber Die
Strcifla0c Dab sic 5ilbrer Der glr'
better 6~0ocrotion Den Stur3 oeS
aobinet$ Glemencou crparten mcnn
iber elm &ertralenSuotum iiir Die
Regicrunq abgeitimmt miro, uno Dab
lie mabrl6einlid i6on 8elhIiilie ge-
faBt haben iiber ben Rahfolger Gle
menenus.
&c @otin iagt, Dab &efonItrifti
ousminiIter 2ou6eur iih in Ell
ner Sibung oes aabinetts 5uglmlten
oes Riidtritts oeS g%eiommten Wini-
iteriums auseeiprodcn babe.
Sa6neritGnoi9e moaen ieltgeltellt
babcn, DAB in ser 8ammer cine tar.
fe Str0mun9 porbanoen lei geaelI
oas aabinett, bauptidhIid wegen Der
Rittung. bic IS inEinan5' uto @irtf
ihaftsfragen eingelflaeeu bat.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
GuHcDrOia BemeimOe
90. itno 8 Str. gt.-8.
g. q. @ten5eI, 4SoItor.

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