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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sapere oGblefraeter.

ScattIc, @oib., Sen i6c Geccm.
her. Amcricau.Nomoiiuu Steam.
ihlp Gompuun bar uc0int SruAtcruc
ior 9GbIcr til 9tcp Yorf til -
Gcnt2 pr. 100 Guno pr. 2ampifib
uia EounmafouuIeu. 0ettc er Ell
9teoilog al 33 Gcuta Or. 100 Euno
inmmenlianct meO observation-disclosures
OF oertc3 at bile reiuItcre /, at ito.
re N}uuqoer 9GbIer ira Oregon
OF Mniblugtun M pil bllpe ailtl.
bc0e til gtelp 2)orf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Wonroeooftrinen
en- saga blot ?

Wel6ourne, guItralien, SEN lite
December. s 4nIeoninq oen ame.
rifarite GrprGiiOeut 2SiQiam s.
3aits Sentponinaer til Wonroe0of
trinen i'm Gale / Woutclair. Rem
Seriep iorle0en. ipecielt hans Critic.
ring, at Ben life piIoe giore Oct MOO.
penoigt Tor Sc Scr. Stater at gribe
iro, ON Canada ifltIoe bIi angrebet
al 5piflnnO, %ifriOer "0leIbourne
2(ga" Tor iOag:
"Spis oeuue Grprpiioent 5uft5
Iortolfning tilitemmes al oe 6or.
Stoters Staggering, bar Ell gegioen.
6eo al oaer1eieite @igtigbeo Tor oen
ci0iliiereOe @eroen iunoet Steo.
6Ui5 &rpiioent @ilion oeler I'm
TorgjRnqars. Nr. Safts Reninq,
er SET meget fart. at Wonroismen
tiIbsrer en- ior6ignngen Sio. er BE
ret zen Sdga blot" 90 al De Tor.
Stoter M iripiais Ear opaioet sen
Stiaing, Sc meO filming garooogen.
Der bar bpU6et / benimoO so @ar."
&pao GrprGiiOent Gait iagSe / i'm
Gale ! Woutclair bar. iom set nil
minSeS. al set life pilSe bore en-
CuertruoeIie al Wonroeooftriuen.
ON et 9anb iom Iigger / arig meS
Stor5ritnnnien, Iaroiatte Srupper /
GaunSn. men at oerimoo CT TorIsg
pno al oprette en- M HeaierinJSiorm
/ SiliGIoe al at 6ienben elf al me0
Ssiren, piloe pGre BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Goostdrterne.
&c bcuilgroe Sorhsielicr al 8uostar.
ternc inipcnocrcs.
Trotciter gjoroe Wirfning.

&c Grotcitcr. ION ira mango for.
itielliAc Nolo itremmeoe iuo til Sn.
%teritdtc Commerce. aommisironcn bar
baut Den tilli9tcoe girfniuq. ialfalo
~iorionpiot iont commissioner bar
%hliucnoerct inOtiI oen Bite Mart$
1915 ole sc b~epilge0e 6orbsieIier al
@o6Stnrternc. Tom ifllloe bore traoot
/ Strait oen lite December.
Gcrimoo nrlte0e commissioner
al iuipenocre 6orbsieIien al GoSia.
qcrtortcrne. al builfc cnoel aaereoe
cr aiGloeuoc. mems Teiten uil trpSe
/ Strait mcaem 7oc o. t5oe Gecent.
Der.
Ge iuipcnocrcoe Earlier inobefat.
ter ale 6orboiclicr al @~obStorterne
/ set peitIige Stnmbdneterritorilum
Ui9ie 6orbeiclier al Sarterne ira oet
OeitIigc til oct ipopeitliae Serrito.
riltm o. al oisic al 5arterlle ira set
peitlige til set oitIige Serritortilm
Get peitIiQe Stombaneterritorium
omiotter Strrgct meIlem Chicago o.
Genuer. Colo, n%oroenior ct. 9ouis
% aoniu5 Gitu.
Erotcitcrne bop0e. Tom iaqt, oet
tiliiNtcoe &irfninJ. ioet 2ouen mem.
lia frGoer. at commissioner itol an.
title Ell qrun0iq llnoerisgelie al uQe
Barter, Tom oe enten ielu tror. eaer
Iom poaitaucS at bore urimeliae eIer
lretiproige. 0e peitIi9e @aner bao.
oe. ou oe iuoienote lit an0raqeuoe ON
en- 6orhoieIic al Snrterne. paaitoact.
at 0ioie 6orhsiclier qiennemlnitli1
life oiloe operltige 10 Groeent. en-
uGrmere lln0erieaelie bor imioIertiO
brogt Tor Toqen, at De for mange
grtifIerS gebfommenoe, Oeri6lonot
al oe biJtiqite Observation-Disclosures.
%iauion aiaO, aoruoorer. oiu., belob
Tia iii ianmeget iom 80 Procent.
Iarterue for transporter al SIoa.
tcfUUQ ira Steoer / Meaenpeiten III
Chicago uil0e bIcpet 20 9rocent
beicrc. for transporter al ierift
aioo 80, al 6oar Is og al Sptn emo.
% H. Erocent hgiere.
Iorbeielien al Sueoefragterne oiI.
0e beIobet Jig til 3 Sent pr. 100
&uuo, eaer ooer I Gnt Or. guibel.
Ser bIep qipet oe 9urer. ION un.
orog ON at ioo iorbsie iine Eosiu.
~Qertorter, Sianoelie til at iorbsie
0isie til 212 Sent MiIen og at for.
boie Griieu pod "MiIage". giaetter
II Gent Or. W2il.
commissioner mootos ogiaa toIri.
&c Froteiter moo oisie 6orbsielier,
men oeu bGpoeoe, at oe I S5uIi on.
lln0eriegeIier al Sorterne |
set eitlige 3erritorilim bapoe goSt.
giort baaoe NeoUenoigheoen % ri.
meligbeoen al otsie 6or6sielier.
Ger er BOG MuIigbeo Tor, at Ser
oil bli foretaget en- nRrmere timber.
ieqelie al Dc iaafoIote commuters
ioet Here goner far iilittet
meo at uoiteoe Observation-Disclosures og
oeroeO prottiit talt m~angeitebs Tor.
oi5ie Garter.
6%UorDiot Be ueitIige ganer otl blt
6eUilge0e en- 6orboielie al iine Gar.
ter er p0erit problemotiif. Ge houoe
imiolertio gurt iterfe Rroo paa, at
Sc / oenre Senieenoe tilitooes Be
Suorpmnrtier iom gonerue
/ 2iter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

@anoets SoerilaSe oripes Be irem
peo SipIp al Gleftriciiet.
De tpife llnoerpdnosbaabe bar en-
N~ftionsraoius al omtrent 1000 Mil.
Oct pil iige, al Oe fnn operere CO.
1000 Mil ira ben Citation, bpor DC
iaar fine Sorrsoenbeoer. 9oooeue
bar en- geiptning al oper 20 pel spe-
De RGno.
Naar @aaoere Ifal eoa unSer San.
bets Sperilabe nabnes arnner | pal.
laittanfeue iaa biSie iplbes % @nn.
oene ipnfer; noar goaoene igien ifal
op ill 9nnbet5 Soerilabe. pumpe5
ganoet no al 9aaaittaHteue. lluSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Ie tpife llnSerpanosbaaoe Iiener
alntinoelige 9aaoe booo oct ubuen.
oi9e lloieenoe aitgaar. Snopenbi9 or
Der bpgget en- cplinoeriif iorulet 9aao
og Wellemriiuimet mellem oct pore
% inore Sfelet %tieiler iom gallait.
tanfer. ) NooiGining iii De iran.
life % eigclife llnoerpanos6aaoe er
De t1ite llnoerpnnosbaaoes 9nIait.
tarter nioelt | itsrre % minore
Hum CSulfbeaos).
9aa0ene oripes irem nneo fraitige
O~iicnlotorer, naar 9aaoene aaar paa
@aneoperflaoen. ianltibis iom iterre
elettriite Satterier LADIES. unoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

ior Sc progressive %rintipcr. Ser
pe0togca Ell Neuocuoelic til Notional.
fomitccu ON al ioitiUtte Gio % SteO
ior ~AiboIoeIicn al Farticta NationaI.
tonucntiou / 1916.
TN llotolcIic al 0}ii5 Cane Nl0.
Dams, NicoIem al Grchitiufomitecu,
ON, al bun par "mcr bcgciitrct ior
oct proarc2iiuc Earti emo uoGeniin.
oe", bilite9 mc0 traitigt 9iiuIO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

oon6s6aaoenes 7ort err ca. 8 0til /
3imen unOer GperilaOen % optil "A
Mil paa @anoets Sperilaoe.
Oct err fsrit / Sc ienere Aor al SpIt.
Lamb bar beiattet Jig me0 gpgning
al llnbcrpnnosbnaoe. De bapoe ga
eriaring ira Sc irnnife % engelife
llnoerpan0sbanoe at bpgse paa og Sc
tpIfe aniees for al ppre 6e 70 isrit.
nponte Iangt operIesne. De er for
uOen 9orpeoorsr enSDioere ioripnet
meo Observation-Disclosures bar
aouoner. 90 er tiIOeIs ioripuet meo
Ssselps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

8or oisic - &apne5 &cofom-
menOc uogior oltinn Non~oclaboIon.
cen / 6nuor al &c 6or. Stotcr sos.
1892, % regncr man ole DC %.
ri9e lloierIeI3baone nlcO, fan Sotal'
balloncen for Nopembcr piimot
trpgt a~lilooe9 til minolt $4,000.
900.
Set bar biotil iIpr orret 6ooe-
oarer iom bar u0giort &OueOmo5ieu
al oen ioroaeOc lloipricl, men Oenne
cr III begpn0t o8ioo at omiutte ito.
re &eitiuiugcr poo 6obrifurtifIcr
al DC i~orifieaigite Sloga. Grcmpcl.
bis fam nGpne5, at Der err mootoact
9eitiainger olcnc poo Maitiureoifo.
Der ill ct 8eIgb poo benimoO $50.
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

@jcmcm 0i3ic toIu Nopue fore.
Qanr ponligpi3 81 %roccnt al &lo.
ipriels- o. so %roccnt al lloior-
iel~aboI6cIcn.
gte0euitaocu0c (obcl piicr Goto..
pTroicn al ll0ioralcn oG Suoior9'
len gjennem Oiaie f. Same, re9rcoc
ionlmcn Tor bpcr al oc lire llacr i
Hopember:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Oct progressive parti.

Get progressive &artiS GreflltiO.
fomite beIIutte0e poa cn aoniereuce
/ Chicago ben 2ocn IS, bpori Re'
prGientonter ira 81 al llnionenS
Stoter Oeltoo, at 6oIoc Gortiorgoui
iationer oppe % fortirtte aampen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

SDpOelt % Ill SteSlall % Serltli
moo %cit.
Sra %citfrontcn or Der life nogct
ilTpncuGrOigt at berctte. gtogcl
ltprre Spblusien al &cne bar
Der life fun0ct Stc0, men Nrtiaerict
ipnger 10 itaoig op ct eler anoet
SteO langs Den lange Sinie ire
Atorbijecn til @rnnicn al Shmeit5.
Sfelge tpife Serctninger ifal Ct
Naiereoe bape giort ocIperate NET
mislpffcOe. 6orisg poa at bripe Sp-
iferne ub al Oeres Stilinger / Gel.
glen / ben Sro, at Oisie Stiainger
bar iterft ipGffet, forbi itore Sroppcs
master bar ieitbt berfra til Gltiron-
ten. Sra &c slaiereoes SiOc BERT
moo bar noget iaaoont Nngreb alorla
pprct antpoct.
Sgiaa ira Gpre elias meloeS ser
ON IrtilerioleQer De iioIte Gage.
Stern Ganontoroen bar pprct bprt
enoog / 9aiel / Sdpeit5.
Serbernes itpre Sub.
Berlin Ben 3oie december. -
Sioen Eiterrigcrnc begpnote i'm me-
pGrenoe ofieniipe 9eupgelle, err
ialt 10000 Serbere blet taget til
iange. Giterretninger ira foriflel-
lige SLIDER tpoer paa, at itoen &ri-
gems 9egpnbeli e til MI bar Gerber.
ne ialt miitet pmfring 100000
Mano eler Sreoieoelen al bele lin
fampOpsti9e Stprfe. Giterrigife
militpre Sogiolf mener, at oct mart
er ilut meb Serbcrnes Mooitono.
Sm @clgroos 6alo meooeles, at
BEN blcp inotaaet al Titerrigernc
peo ct Stormlangreb meo Saionetten.
2lterrigerne angreb Spen ira Seit.
iioen, og otter oen peQpffebe Storm,
marld)ereoe De utlber Sllrraruab in3
| 9pen.
Bomber pDer &rnpp.@erfcrne.
Get lober til, at De brittle SIppe.
res oriitige og peapffeoe Sogt til
Srieorihsbafen peo aonltanceijsen,
bpor oe itore 3eppelin-Serfer finbes,
For gipet &c @lierebes Slppere Sloo
paa Sano.
gu meloer ct Telegram fra Ser
lin til Soag / Soaano, at &rupp.
@erferrc / gsien bar blet bombar-
ocrct al en- Slpper ben 2ben 9ecem-
Der.
Ser poaitaaes, at Ser fra 9(eropla-
net blep iluppet Bomber neboper
be 9pgninger, bpor Stebningen al
aanonerne foregaar. Spor itor Sfaoe
Ser blep onrettet, er Dog life OPP
Init.
SIpperen un0ilap ilifaOt.
Slipper Bomber uuer Treibnrs.
Sra Berlin mebbeles ofiicieIt, at
franife SIppere / 6rebass Hap fire
Bomber neb oper 6reiburs, bporpeb
en- Del al Sernbaneitotionen bIeu
ramponeret. 6lpperne Hap bet
uifaot tiltroos for ben augleresn be
bar uoiat for ira tpife Mitralisier
| @pens Smegn.
Sreiburg Iigeer / Storbertua.
bsmmet gaben, 70 engelife Wil /
Spbpeit for aarIsrube % 40 Nil
| Worbeit for Iltfirf, bpor Der De flo.
tie Gage after meloes ON aarnpc
mellem 3piferne % 6ranifmTnocrc.
Gn srnfnlb Stilorins.
.Wctrogroo Den 3oie December. -
Get piier fig III, at oct par balpai,.
Oct @rmeforps (ontfring 10000
WonS) al Den tpife General 5ran.
strnle, Tom Ell lib bar naiter
belt ornringet al Ausierne reb
E5gofu | Sposit for Sooa meii at
Oct tiliioii Ipffeoes Dem at iprninge
fla no al Den risiiife Sernring.
9etic foiieoc benz uniaabelise 3ab,
og De Gdmpc, Tom Der bleo uofjrn,
pet, bsrer i~iffert til be blpoialie |
belle artger. On &usier, ioii bar
mco, stper isIsenbe Sfilcrtas al
2amseii.
IS "a 1iaaer fiGmpeoe Dc rus.
fife og mifc aruuecr Wano moo
I pilot Saanosemang. Bore
SLENDER, Der tiganpeoe ioul 3iserc.
bcIlere Do emo ooerstpe fig. Ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Gor biaic toIu Same loreIilQcr
oificicllc Spaapcr iaoucl oucr III
iom %uoieralen / Noocmbcr, ior0cil
iom ncoeuloocu0c (ubrI piicr:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

ming al Stirring % Str5fop, aigau
ocrc@ SfDttcr9rauc ct i~oriTrocligi
Stitc. &c tal0nc al bc1lc 9(rmccr
lna Der | GpnJer, 6 Miun0 bnb, en-
fcltc nlco Ell &aionet tpcrSi1icnnca.l
III Se9cnlc, andre mc0 NierncifaQeil
'lnnet mo me0 en- 8epUfolbc % Der
og Der loa 10 Niono / CT irp0teli0t
Sopnto9, buoriro inqen al Dem ret
tic ltg mere. Get bclc bar Ell encitc
ltor b~looenOc, ionOcrflUuget Mcnne-
lfemoSic.
Sctte Slng ncb Sen tuif-rll@iiife
8rUnlc ~opcrgaor / bcnipnsIoit Mpl-
ocri alt, ionl bi0til har prret icrt
paa Den oitligc &rig5 ifueplooS."
Ten trDfsenrc Stilbco.
Gn &orrciponoent ior Nl3iocintco
Ercls, iom meo Ens ira Ben iranife
@%enerqlltab bar foaet @ou til at be-
lege DC fran'fe Sfpttergraue / 6lon-
bern, fortpIler bcrom ~feI9enbe:
ia jc9 oniioer itoO / ~ % Sit,
ferbco / ell lun OF iorbol0apiS fom.
lprtabcl Sfaniegrap peo, buao uocll
Gull CT Den bIoOiglte Slagmarf i be-
le Guropus @iitorie, fllll0c ie0 life
illoe Sro for min Suerraifelie opcc
Den Stilbeo, iom bcrlfeoe Der. SSn.
Den SpnspiOOe meo Ell iterf 2elttif.
fert laa Der "iiffert ltillt miltolt
100000 uGbneoe arigere, og Dog
bar Der life en- &p0 at bprc p0 ifts
ct Menneife at ie, naar un0tageS
nogle faa frantic &agtmanOifaber,
Der laa eller itoo meo Giflen para:
% lpeioeoe intent uoOper Oct ilaOe
Sa1O / &etning al bpor man ploitc,
at Spiferne laa.
Gn StabSofficer opIpite mig ON,
at bag en- liben Sfraaning fnopt
1000 500 borte, par mango tplfe
&anoner ifiult. @n lioen Sfog till
penitre antoges at bare prenoe illo
al Mitralipier meo Snianteri / Sfpt-
tergrape bagenior. glt fonlme ben
til oisie iienotlige Stiainaer, ionI
berfra Ter iaa ligetil no, ifal imiO-
Iertio p9re npiten umlligt ior Sns
f%anteriet paa 8rlino al lange Sarri-
faoer al SrGr og @rere % ct Siroar
al Eigtraao9leroer.
Bag sc IQiereoeS l9ngit fremifub-
te Sinier er Der ltore Wasler al fri
ife Geierper, iom finn griber inO,
nuar Splferne trller nleo at presie
GnrtfpttpS noo Chic 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

ahiammeu ...... SOB sso.5e4 slao.5io4 $50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

L aahert
heel H.
| So0rt
lris sc
|robuuo.
|ept. 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

De nogenllnoe aabcn Sci til Wicn
/ Spopeit % til Sreslau % Berlin
moo Gcit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

6oriiGiieS paa sioe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

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fob bnbt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

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Or. 100
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-11
The Indeterminate Sentence and
the Hope That 1t Holds Out
to the Criminal

The discussion the bruaes of the Georgia Convict Sy
tenn is developing of far than local significance
1t is growing upon the consciousness of rghtthnng
pie of this generation that the attitude of the State toward law
breakers and maefactors ought find great
the relation of the gospel toward The Divine law pre-
coded the human the Savior the greatest the
simplest awmaker that the world this Christian
civilization who follow the creeds and standards laid down
Sinai and the Galee fail
their application into the conditions and obligations of the
present.
the law which foundation all law there
line which shuts eenay the door of hope the face
sinner.
Nor should there be in the law which make for ourselves
any everlasting barrier against the return of awbreaer the
paths of ecude and usefulness whenever the human system
any criminal shall bring forth through the discipline legitimate
punishment fruits meet for repentance would nco
guous and inconsistent for Christian civilization that he should
be denied the opportunities for ultimate civic and social sal
walton that the spiritual sinner promised the Divine plan of
redemption.
1t utterly impossible escape the logic which gather
ing along human and moral lines for the indeenae
of criminals. No will plead for the luxurious
men of those who grossly violate the law Under the
those who sin suffer the physically spiritually
which the Almighty has ordained And those who
society should bear the punishment however stern which
the law of the State has decided be requisite
ton of its safety and for the repression of
1t right that the civic criminal should suffer- right
that he should be confined right punishment should
be extended to the length of time and the degree punish
ment which his condition demands But the age inevitably
advance toward the conclusion criminal taken from
the light and the freshness the and the enjoyment
association of his family and friends loneliness prva
ton and that the human and immortal soul within
him must be given chance repent and ultimately
in the realm of society and citizenship
The Georgian unhesitangly filings down this challenge
the philanthropy and of the times in which
live The of the law than should
be ndetemnate The stern decree which shuts liberty
light from the awbreaker should be followed by the
spread before prison walls making plain that the
strait and way, however long, of diligence duty
OF sacrifice of good will rebound in peaceful fruits of
penance which through long short who has snned
against the State purchase and receive his forgiveness
the State.
Whatever is less than this the gospel the
Fathers the philanthropes of the just.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-11
o Georgia's Primary Law q

Editor The Georgian:
I notice from various sources
and especially through the press
of the State, that there are quite
a number of the executive com
mittees of the various counties
of the State calling their primary
elections at a very early date
some of them as early as March
of this year, to nominate the vari-
Gus officers for the county offices.
I memely wish to inquire if this
can be a LEGAL ELECTION?
In answer to the question I will
refer the executive committees
of the various counties who have
or have not acted on the ques-
ton to the act of the General AS
sembly for 1908
7 hold that under this act an
election held before after the 9Th
day of June would not only be
contrary to law, but absolutely
void This law says that the reg
istrars in each county shall meet
on the goth day of April in the
year when the general election is
to be held and begin the work
of perfecting a true and correct
list If the qualified voters of their
equity. The registrars
shall proceed with their work and
complete the same not LATER
THAN JUNE THE FIRST" and
not later than five days after
completing the list of voters, THE
registrars shall file with the clerk
of the Superior Court of their
county a complete list of the
registered voters of the county
as prepared and determined by
them"
Section IS, of the 1910 code, Of
the State of Georgia, which cod
ifies the act of the General AS
sembly of 1908 on the subject of
elections, is as follows:
no. 50. REGISTERED VOT-
ERS' LIST TO BE FILED. With
in five days after completion the
list of voters, as provided in this
article the registrars shall file
with the clerk of the Superior
plete list of the registered voters
of the county as prepared and de-
termined by them. Said list shall
be alphabetically arranged by
militia districts and in case a city
is located within the county, by
wards of the city. and said list
shall be the list of registered vot-
ers for the GENERAL ELEC-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-11
- y A Hundred Years of Peace

~ both sides of the Atlantic
preparations are being
made for the celebration
twelve months hence of Hun
dred Years of Peace among the
English speaking peoples of the
world.
The plans agreed upon in Eng
land are well advanced. The mem
bers of the British committee are
acting with generosity. From the
proceeds of the American British
Exposition TO be held in London
this year they propose to allocate
a sum up to 100000 for the foun-
dalton of scholarships in connec-
ton with commercial and social
economics, the United Etates and
Great Britain sharing upon equal
terms II is this american
British Exposition" which is even
now trying to remedy the mistake
Of the British Government in de-
clining to participate officially in
the Panama Pacific Exposition.
From the London exposition
representative exhibit will be sent
TO San Francisco.
The American celebration viii
he nation wide. There Is no
State which has not its committee
at work. Bills are before the Leg
islatures OF many States. provid-
ing Tor official recognition of the
committee and for an appropria-
ton OF public funds. At Wash
ington the celebration will be ma
ional At Niagara frontier and
Detroit il win be international.
At San Francisco the world -wide
celebrations viii reach their fit
ting climax in week specially
set apart for the commemoration
OF hundred years Of peace.
The Treaty OF Client was sign
ed on Christmas Eve. 1914. and
the war between the United
States ana Great Britain was de-
clared 10 be ended News Travelled
slowly and there was some hght-
ing after peace had been made.
But John Quincy Adams, whose
signature was appended 10 the
treaty, expressed the hope that
the twentieth century might find
the peace made by it yet unbrok-
an. His prophetic wish has been
sbundantly granted. We do wen
TO keep the festival Ii was Feb
ruarv before the treaty signed on
Christmas Eve was ratified and
proclaimed So February. 1915.
viii mark the fun and formal
close OF century OF peace.
u would not be we'll but ~. TO
enter uopn this celebration In
spirit of eNcuSivenesS We sneak
the English tongue, but We are not
British. other strains beside the
English run In the blood Of this
Noung nation
So It is proposed that memo
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which, on a narrow view. would
tempt one to despair of civiliza-
ton.
The way to preserve peace is to
prepare for peace. Absolutely the
worst way to preserve peace is
to prepare for war Every dis
turbance of the political equilib-
rum Involves corresponding
disturbance else where. A boy
with a new knife wants to whit
tie something. Nations possessed
of enormous ornaments are in
danger of using them. Andrew
Carnegie did not eXaggerate when
he said that a spark might set
Europe ablaze Sir Edward Grey,
Secretary Of State in King Ed
wards Cabinet and now in King
Georges, spoke a momentous
warning when he said that the
present race OF ornaments, if
continued in, would sooner or
later submerge civilization itself.
John Hay our own famous Sec
rotary Of state. described war as
"the most ferocious and futile of
human folies.'
Futile, Economic changes are
making for the worlds peace.
Norman Angel. in his Great
Illusion" has brought wildly be-
fore us the implications of these
changes. War does not pay. a
war of conquest does not pay the
conquerer. A nation which de-
stroyed another would ruin itself.
There is one trouble with the
man who goes on protesting that
war has always existed and will
always exist. The world has gone
past him while he stood stin, and
he does not know it, When land
was the typical form of wealth,
and conqueror could appropriate
the land and parcel 1t out among
his followers. he had something TO
gain by a war of aggrandizement.
Land is no longer the sole nor the
dominating type of wealth.
The growth of an elaborate.
highly organized system of in
dustrialism, of exchange. COM
merce and finance, with ramiica-
tons world wide wider than civ
ilization itself, has so linked the
nations each with each that
European war would probably
plunge half the nations of Europe
into bankruptcy, and the winner
would be perhaps the biggest
loser Of them all The Conqueror
would be reduced 10 economic i'm
poteuCe. And war stands CON
demned to-day by the clearest
thinkers in the world because il is
recognized as an effort on the
part of a nation or nations 10
achieve what is at bottom a log
zeal absurdity, To accomplish,
through pain endured TO agony
and blood shed in rivers, some
thing which, when accomplished.
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Judge Price Gilbert and His
New Career

The purchase of The Columbus Enqurer-Sun by Judge
Price Gilbert brings the upper ranks of journalism Georgia
vre force that will stand for very strongest
things in civilization
Judge Gilbert has made the bench of Georgia of
which any citizen might be prouda reputation for
justice for kndness for fearnes and for equity which
speaks well for the repue the judiciary the majesty
law He has been throughout his district the synonym of that
justice which while always sincere also tempered with mercy
and his long training the discriminating conception of right
and wrong of justice and injustice of righteousness and
inquty equps him in very admirable degree giving great
character and great the old and distinguished journal
whose fortunes he will hereafter preside
The Georgian cordially congratuates Judge Gilbert upon
honorable and useful upon the bench and cordially
him the good government good
living in the columns of the press