The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03

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yn of Avon Park. being Il part w your NM oS'a
southwest quarter OF the southeaS rial MN PoA
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the bill OF complaint in this cauise contfsf !, eSi M
the Bird day of May. 1915, Ne, ColB y 21s ~
rule day of this court. one z made w.
is hereby ordered that this phO haf9ct since aN
g be published once a week flor sa MI
live consecutive weeks in the DdSo - thereforeNE
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my hand and affixed my IN We kane6 y = 49, AN
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Wq acton. of Europe 10 4et. MP =
81 Htselcan,yair excIi,sfvely, trough
fs,dt doubtiess sess nhiions "a
a. 10 ts1ao. Mere swopd he moFsI4
nor more lives Ma, and more hap7 b
nss and prosperity fpr eiethe mas.
t..ns 70 do this but a VIII NOT bel,
Sone GerlDany's aeRtihs has beeni
,,olelv aggressive, purpose being
conquest other nations started
ont on the defensive. but have since
de~eioped spirit Of conquest in cer-
tain sections This the first blum
der OF the allies. They should have
centered every energy towards confn.
49, ing Germany to her own territory
Doubtless now Germany would be
glad to conclude terms of peace
VI should she be permitted to hold what
she has in possession. There is not
the least doubt that kaiser has
wished many times that he had not
been 80 headstrong. but It is too late
10 have such reflections now The
question now should be how can the
terrible business be stopped. If all :
the nations OF the earth could agree
that kalserism is a menace to all (and1 :
upon this all are agreed and could u
they all agree that they should act nc
unit to prevent her further en- -
eroachments, It would have the mos, :,
saiutary effect OF anything that cor,di =
possibly be done. Itwould he humiliot -
ing OF course, TO do this. hut il wou,d ~
save millions OF lives Of the hast "
III young men OF France England arIi 20
pronably OF America II is now renra -,
that war hoe
me loss of some five or six n,nlionsI
m Killed and wounded. The wor % W.
hardly begun II the subiuratio, %
"ermany Is the ultimate end GermoI No.
~ WIN sue Tor peace only when she IA,
Is FORCED to do The Resources % on
"" ana Austria such that rp.
Ivy c"nhot he starved out Suhuga. nc
~ oould ne accomplished only by in. tr,.
"", invasion Is practically imDos-i f,
'' therefore, however foolish may ,,,
aiPe"r ue suggestion, the only tbircI -.
" Vt" Is Ior All the nations of earth 70 md,
V''o't her, treat her as an outlaw s,,
' !" 'he meantime stay away from, a.
her rs far as possible or Won win
surrey ger htrt "MarSe Henri sun,s -,
VI the situation all right in the Conr ~
i-'ournai' We agree with all he -
says but do not like his suggested doo se
OF treaty at Berlin. Ii is entirel, Wv"
700 1ar away No, the better pan Is tn
10 dfaw line around the kaiser's do fr,i,
main We would like to do Just what inc
iie CONGRESSIONAL says. but II is n bisin
long way to Berlin. Germany has gone 10 .,