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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10
Resolution.

passed during the Executive
Boa d OF the East Mt. Olive Bap-
tist Association, Held with the
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church.
Golconda. Ill Nov Il, 1918
Whereas. there is being an un.
warranted attack made upon DIR.
r.. H. Poyd. secretary OF the
National Baptist Publishing Board
as well the entire staff. by design
ing men of the denomination.
And whereas. these designing
men are in accord with the incor-
porated Convention OF which DR..
Z. Z. Morris. was elected by one
third majority of the convention
in the afternoon RI the second day
OF the c 1nvention afiers hich tin e
DR.. L. p. Jones OF Vicksbuig.
Mss. had been elected by the
unincorporated National Baptis,
Convention.
And. Whereas. the promoters
and designers Of the incorporated
convention. have and are now en-
deavoring TO destroy the Nstionass
Baptist Publishin Board. as shown
by many letters sent OUT to the
churches and Sunday Schools to
purchase the S. s.. supplies else
where.
And. whereas such leadership
is both dangerous and huftiul to
the progress OF the race. and de-
struetive 10 the interest OF the de-
nomination.
And. whereas the charter got
ten out by the seven brethren is
fraud on its face. and destruct-
i've to the best interest OF the de-
nomination, and is intended 10
mislead and deceive the constitu
ents OF the regular National Bap-
tist Convention OF America.
And. whereas. the lar fetched
notion of federal charter. TO
control liberty loving Baptist is
known in history sacred or pro-
lane. and the attempt 10 thrust
il on the National Baptist Con
vention is but daring usarpa,ion.
Be il therefore Resolved, II a,
we reafiirm the resolution seut up
to Chicago. to the National Bap-
tist Convention OF America, Sep
tembei 1915 by the Mt Olive
Baptist Association voicing the
sentiment OF the 7 600 Baptist
in Southern and Genital Illinois.
and re-ecboes the voice of the en-
tire Baptist Brotherhood OF the
states that voted to sustain Dir
Boyd aud the Publishing House
at Nashville. Tenn
We do hereby pledge our un.
qualified support 10 the Publish
ing House. and the unincorpora-
ted convention OF which DR.. +
P. Jones. oil Vicksburg Miss
was elected president in Chicago.
Sept. 1915,
Commitiee:--C c. Phillips.
Golconds. III.
c. L. Stone Csrmi. H.,
n. c Armstead. Pulaski, H..
Thos Morris. Metropolis. ILL.,.
A. ]. Bowers. Dewmaine. I'll. /
w. P Washington, Mt. Vernon. !
Ill.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

-'xousI xITsuosJsd an suul luvA
sA sBuIq, IoJ 6suom an puv sxsA
~ u.s. en- Aouazos sugA 'ioy ksuom
eul pup us5 isAsu ma 'ssnoq sir, "
pssu ga s3uIu, Iupln eIa sIsqL 7usA
ga EsuTul puu pesu on s5uIgl ussA;
60. 'isqdosouud piogssnoq GU, pJss
.'sE sIsq, sousIsulp ingA ssusI1s-
'seudosouud pIoussnoH
Quite True.
= have to face the fact. unused the
fashionable photographer. as be looked
oyei some recent pictures. that there
are some very ugly features In this
business"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

B.li-"Since I have come back
find that I'm forgotten by all my
friends" Will-"Why didn't you Dor
row money from them before you
isft7@
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10
rhauaht an klndns.a nsst.

n IL not written blessed IL be that
feedth the poor. but he that consid'
ereth the poor. A little thought and q
little kindness arc often worth more
than a great deal OF money. John
Ruskin.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10
he Great Native Salve
CURES
NOTICE.

Articles sent to this paper Tor
publication must be signed BY the
writer. II not signed it will find
~ way to the waste basket.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

The Gazette has just received
another lot of new type faces and
other material which adds much
to the output OF the work OF the
Office. We deserve your patron
age. We have full line OF cards
Letter Heads. Envelopes and 9TH
er material. Let US do some o.
your work. Let US do your min
ute work and any other church
advertisements.
Reader il blue or red mark
appears on the head of your pa
per marked with an X it is tc
notify you that you owe for the
paper and are NOTICED Ito pay up
Mrs Mary Winnmon and
daughter Miss Garnett. went to
Padncah Saturday to visit rela-
tives.
N. w. Long was in Brookpori
Monday on business.
The Executive Board Of the
Mt. Olive Baptist Association
will convene with Mt. Olive.
Culps, Thursday CT next week
those who owe the Gazette come
prepared to settle your account
Aunt Lavenia White. an aged
and respected woman OF this city
who has been partially paralyzed
for several years died Tuesday
night
Persons who owe the Gazette
would greatly lesson the fnan-
cial burden OF the publishers by
RENTING at once.
Hon. L. L. Emmerson. candi-
date on the Republican ticket
for Secretary OF State is being
strongly endorsed by the South
ern Illinois Counties and at pres
ent has the lead in the Southern
end OF the State. The one that
beats him will be the nominee.
Senator s. w. Latham is being
urged by his man; friends to
make the race for Lieutenant
Governor on the Republican
ticket. Senator Latham is a
strong man.
Mrs. Nancy Moon OF Brook
port had the misfortune to lose
her house and contents by fire
early Saturday morning. 1t is
supposed to be OF incendiary OIL
gin. She is widow and de-
serves the sympathy and help Of
all.
Rev M. Blake was called TO
Unionyille Friday TO preach the
funeral OF Mrs Mary King vile
OF VIM. King. The Gazette is
in sympathy with the befeft.
Mrs. Mamie Maxwell OF Brook
port was in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends Monday.
Sam Games is reported very
sick.
]. II Flowers OF Brookport
was in the city Tuesday on bust
ness connected with the Unity
Baptist church.
Rev. II Knowles, the Miss
ionary is expected to be at the
First Baptist church this city.
Sunday morning on his mission
work; he was in Golden, Sun
day.
Wanted-Ioo customers al the
Last Chance grocery 10 buy 8
cans OF best tomatoes and corn
for CSC.
Ordination Licentiate license
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

ERsYou must mail copy on
Mondays to secure publication.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10
Thanksgiving Dinner o
A. NJ. E. Church.

The two captains OF said din
ner made their reports as follows:
Club No. John Reniro.
Captain.
Miss lzora Rodgers. Clerk
Reported SIPS 60
Club No. II. Rev. Green
Hodge. Captain
Mr.. x. d. Barnes. Clerk
Reported 5 9i.75
Total $2I9.S
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

Cut Flowers for Sale at Mrs,
i. JENNIE lNMANS.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

Mesdames Lee Porter, Ed
Lyons, Annie Porter, Ollie Up
shaw and Deborah Wilson were
Paducah shoppers Monday.
Rev. VIM. Barnett returned
from his charge at Tolu KY. i.
Clifton Co.. he fill the pulpit
'there the and and grid Sundays.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

Letter Heads and Envelopes
can be had for the asking at this
office. We print them.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

Edward Hensley spent Sunday
ia Md. City and reports pleas
ant time.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

c. L. Stone. Csrmi. H.,
H. c Armstead. Pulaski, H..
y Thos Morris. Metropolis. Ill.
A. ]. Bowers. Dewmaine. I'll
w. P. Washington, Mt. Vernon
Ill.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

Dfrnara tells US: There are many
Asks in business The wise man al
i, -. his cotnpctftors to take them"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

Enterered ~ second class mail mat
or, at Metropolis, Illinois, Postofiice.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-10

sa-k6druss ali communications to J. kAo-
sRART. BOX io7 Metropolis. Illinois,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

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pdnhern uf epanHh. IaHgHaH o0er 9dmagn Htnbut SA nuree
ttsentnns mf fir aFiea itHmfH &eHH Se MR. 0t Amr Jntffr
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luinfdt> abr Dos Ht nat Set dnH. 6u grin1nttr Hithfpe @etet
iteht Bic sode an0ers m m0 Ht tUr ben brgeu
collie Serr GHon iaHas ne Moutuarene NIT GaF1tian6 Dem
aonarek uuerhreien. io mub man nuehnets ob CT Dos tmf, neil CT
bonn aonrra eme AtieasrhauHg erpartI. Su Dem sole Ger ufr0
Senotor aupcn encr ron Den ~@feeaehern fem Die gegen ben are9 ittni'
men. uIo nhi bHier Dem Nraf0enten pebeH. SIT cr nm oeapeaeH auh
elm 8uierlnosorrdtber oMr gbi ibm ielne 5teluna ale Numoaenafer
mo Icn manih ~fEineenou 1ame oas Rett often ST iagm, mas Die
merifmiihen 9iraer oaIhbr 4bitummgg nod nidt ermal 0enfen
oeItpaae oen ~nasfpreden 0arten2 Der gbonnltc ntthere 8eteB Ut
fr ben GriOen, perthert us Der Senubr bon Soma. Sat fH nun
bic geboHeruna 6s mitheren @dens bon ben oggenten oes aaiiers
betboren loen nR6 bat Der Sfen 0os ~ausihieBIde @ioncFol nf Den
pabren E~atuo1snns8
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

uns gIorreid heberridten 9anoes
rad; aud 0urf Die airifaniihe @ibe
Iieben uniere Jruppen fd nidt 81
etner @erIansiamuHg oes Riidmar-
id1es 5Dingen. 6ein0Iide u-9oot.
angriffe auf 0ie Siiotaite BON 81.
5iIieu idlitg Hniere adDaIerie aIntt
5urnd.- llniere @reuelberidte iiber
Sic ltntbaten ner gentrdImddjte I'm
9or0ifdlien iuto bereits georudt
f0uneu ober crit olsgegeben uer0en
tDerm bic 9erlesuug unierer 9ten-
traIitdt DON ieiten 0eiterraids uHb
8eutidldnS 0urh geiebung/italieni
iden @ebiets effeftib geror6en 1T.
- Der geiud oes gainiiterpr1foen.
ten Galouora an Der 6rout lift bon
meittragenoer g~eoeutlng; es nltroe
bier init aonig Bictor emanuel Die
gyrage er0rtert, ME ebentien ourdl
0en grad neiferer 8ertr1ae uno
Ebremu0rter Der Siea beldIeunigt
ner0en Tonne, Der inns gepiB 1T, TO-
balo mir Die GeIterreider geihlogen
hdben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13
Tern BPM sfnk.

grioer, Die Der 8ott Der Shlahten
sgiihrt NIT eberm Sdritt 5ltm Sieg.
griioer Ourft mid nidt perahterb
CAB i1 bier 10 troftIos Iieg'.
aqnn's ia ieLber fnllm oerihmer8en,
Bin ID aud HeIerDemnnH
G0nqg audi NIT garl5em Screen
N9einer alien Seimatb an.
8laubt, beg rtIoen Meeres @eitei1
6ieIten INNER mid 5uriif,
sir mein Geutihlnnb mit5uitreitenl
MnBte mir fern gr5B'res Slid.
Eoh Dor uniarn 6dfen ingen
gritihe Hduber tar5 un0 qiier;
Spa borum Die G1brt ib tDageL
GaB id @ngtnno's 8eute mebr'
2ieber InBt mid) bier in 8elten,
Q80 oer Craft mir Gilgen trdgt,
$50 man eHsliid min Derpeiten
Seoes 6er8, oas oeutid nod ibIdgt.
gobt mid itebn bier off Der @drfe
D9it ben 9rii0ern itamnDerwnunt,
7aB liidt Oautiher 5tnu entarte
Sn DEM ieileA 2onarlaao.
mil5elm 5hneQe, ct. Souls, DO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13
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4ns Ihl NiNon Is Flgtag Tor ls and Attacks
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Calais oStr sury2

9pei boHpiHfiqe guuite fur has britt
ride Reid.
Or. ernit Sadb Oer6ffcnfIidt I'M
s@r0bereu Geltialano einen ie1r
intereiianten 4ulins, Der ii9 mt
ber geoeutilhg Der bei0en StiIs.
puntie eolois unO cues IiJr eng.
lanO beiaBt. @enn elm englii9er
Staatsmdnn, 10 fubrt 5ddb aus,
Dor Die 5rnge seiieat weroeR toan'
te5 mas er leihter e~Htbe1ren fDliroe:
oas oerbnnoete Galois ooer oas be.
berrihte Sue52 un0 mas er
Ietfter ertragen uiiroe: elm anti.
engIiides Calais ooer elm nitJt.
engIiihes Sue5, cine @efdbrouug
tes engIiihcn aanals ODER Die
Gperrung oes 1arptiIhen aanals?
gr piiroe obne 30gern unO
8peifeI auf Calais bersid]ten uno
auf cues beiteben.
pgaIdis IIegt am attBeren lin.
freis, Sue5 lit Der innere glitteI.
punt Der engliiden 8eltherridaft.
Bon Calais aus fam gnglono be-
laitigt angeidoiien peroen in Sue5
fam es eeidlogen, g%etotet fDerOen.
GaIais beriibrt oas lbrige England
niger Der Suofiiiie nlht, geiapeige
benn oas groBbritiiGe @eltreId
oEauben; es beorogt einen Der pieIen
Bege nab uilo BON England. Sle5
idIieBt Die ein5ige ndbite @erbin.
Dung oes europaiideI England NIT
ieinem afrifonIideX aiiatiiden uno
aultraltihen @elireid; es trIfTt ben
Dirtlihen 2ebensneru. Calais iii Elm
5auiidIag, Der betdilbt, ober oud
eiu S9lagmort; Sues lit Elm Ser8.
itih, Der totet unO oarum Elm 3iel
outs innigite al Uiinibeu.
GesbaIb bat England mobl lange
Elm unireunolifes 5rdnfrei6 i'm be.
teiti9ten Calais gcouloet uHb ertra.
gen, ober Elm feinOlides 5roufreih.
oas aegDpter iih ndbprn poIlte, init
raider Gnergie bel 6ai4oon ouiae.
baItan uno a~eoemutjgt 49, I'M Sabre
1893.
GesbaIb bat gismard Den Snc5.
fcndl oen 09terp TIM @enid" ge.
rannt. 5fNiden Dem engliidtn
Sirn in Der 5eiDot uuo Dem grob
britiiden andgrat III oen aolouieu
Gesbalb bot and BET oeu1ihe DE.
neraIIta6s DEF @raf SAlieffen ein.
nal Dem Heihsfan5ler Shirt Billion
gegeniIber eS ousgejproaeL onB IN
eirem oeutif.engliiden arieg mir
England MIR IN aegDpten OH ben
2eib ridden fonnten, unb 0arum bat
Der 6dlieffenide @eueralitab idou
eineu 1gDptiifen 5elo5ng b%earbcitet.
Gesbalb bot aud Der @roB.
d1miraI GirpiB iriae 0ffi5iere ols
oie 8aifeubrii0er Der al Aegbpten
0rqnsenoen Eiirfci NIT Der Dab.
nuug berabfhiebct gleappten MIDI
III prraeIIenl lluO oarum iiebt
qnglano ourh bic 0eutihen Hitter.
ieeboote i'm Wlittelmeer fih gon8 be-
ionOers belnriHist, neil es iUeiB
0ab Elm eiu8iges @oots pen Sue5fo.
raIDerfebr 10 at beor0ben pernag
ME 0as etne aase oor Der glaide
iale Inn farm.
Ges5olb mtuB Is aud ols in
qrobes Ber0ienit Der oeutlden
Iiplomotie gemcrtet 'nno onerfannt
neroeL oie tiirtiime @nnoesgenoi
iHidait gefuonneH 81 BADEN benz
aur is fam uns Die gQIlObriiae sur
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

Ter Observation-Disclosures Der ttdlieni-
fheu 4rrnee General gaoorna. bat
friegeriihen Rnbm bisber uidt ge-
erntet. goihr habeu feline 9erihte
nom ariegsidoapLas es raid 81 IN
ternntionaler geriibmtbeit gebradt.
@eaen Der @giitpridaft, Die ga0or-
ma in 0teIen geridten I'M 8eriduei.
gen u~nanganebmer Ebatia6en uno
in Der grfin0mg pom @ntihuloi-
qungen fir iatue MiiBerfolge befltn.
BET. @ie ale 5eIoberren Der aIs
liirten, 10 ging aud General Ga
lorna nit groBipurigen geripre-
d1tnqen ms 5eIb, aber ord ieinen
grobIereien hn0 bic entipreden0en
gboten nidt gefolgt; uber bic BE-
iesurta uu0ertbei6igten oiterreidJi
ifen @ren3gebietes lit er nidt bin
ndssgefOmmen.
G0far wirO GoDorna In Der Wiiil-
nener o~sugpnDa ihon oerultt. 8ir
finoen 0o ben nabiteben0en, bon
ibfn ielbit unter8ethneten luitigen
Mrmeeberidt:
Timer gorniari9 iiber ben Sion5o
perd0gert iih tin iDenig ourd ben
fftgiinitigen Character Der 8itte-
rung. Joractern mar Ourh bic
mOd1enI0ngen RegengaIie Der 6IlB
10 geidw0lIen, odB en- unpaiiierbar
mar, nlio uIs MIR geltern 4ontons
herbefIhafften, am i'm gu iberihrel-
ten. mar Ell iniolge Der anhalterDer
Emrre moiierlos, ioDab bic Rontons
niGt p%eripenOpt tDeroen fonnten
Seute mar normaler MaIeritano
BET unIere Iruppen aufbielt neil
ffe IonIt noiie GiiBe befonnlen bat
ten. 5oHt ite9t uniere arnlee
Earqiam, obcr fiber nui ftets gLeiher
Gteae. Sic Snfautcrie ge1t BIT
Surge, bic aaa1aerie Tiff groBtentbeils
teritten, Bic aononiere iiben alif
NferD uuo @eiAiiBen. Die 5lotts
fart tim @diier. 5Iilg8euge nno
Genfbanots 6eiregen fidJ 1T Der 2itft
8orSilaIi6 bepdbrt iih bic Nus
fHititup Der 9rnppeii. beionbers 0a.
onrdl ooB bic M1annihnften StiefeI
an ben 5nBaii. Die adppis oFf 1eni
appfe trngen nt unaefebrten
Ton niir0e 0dg norqehen Bel 0ieien
9err0in. lno Ditternnpsbeeinguf
aen febr eriGJpert feift. Die Stinis
munq Der arie9er lit enihniiaitiin
ruer nidt eutbuii1lhif 1T, miro creil
blnriIH betr1if. @abriele Mdppas
port fiirnte geltern 0uf ieiuenf
GhIadtrob gi.tpeib gnns aIlein cine
it0rfe @ergipite III Der No-gbene.
Iitf uuIerem iiioEiheH Rriea
Sd3oispI1se III gfon IinO be0eutpHoa
Crfolae iii rer5eidnen; eirem aars
AinoI mlrop o0g B.G. GenIter eiHs
aeDorfen un0 Tin pdpltlider gdneis
ser. Der I'M 9;utifnn Aaade itano
eutafna NIT Mhbe nno Not5 oe9
id,hoeriien gerbalinfurien. Iie aai.
tduDiIdlen in 2ihpea ltrcften lpif
rrempIariIfj init Geradtinlg M
benz mir iburn ben Niiden 5iituaao.
TEN Die fn%ltirIoien 3orow lIefen
uas Damn bis al bic aiite oes DOH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13
Ndltnrn. snhifni

1ie re9elmdBige 9erioumlung am
ben f5. 5. 20. faat aus,
2. 8icnie III Carl gSugner :
@artea, 4lbright, 1910 Gait Dluoi-
ION Ctr. anfnng: 2 Ibr 0ndm..
Pile fin0 eriud)t, NIT GamiIie uu6.
sSreimoen 0es Qereing III erfheinea.
Carl @usner, Yrdf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

dauptiiden r9ntI" bringen uuO
bietru; MIR 10 fam GeutidIauo ben
engliiden arieg pom Der gee nufs
8eitlano perleeen 0ant uno 81.
iommen NIT Der 5irfei.
Der oeuti9e 3eg enOigt 8urseit
al Der ngariihen Sii0greH5e un0
tie dgDpiiide 9tidtima beginHt an
Der tiirfiiheu Nor0gren5e: 5tpiiGen
GronTtaot nno gorionopel floift
noh Die Glide - in Der 5orm Der
icrbii6en 6cinoiaoft mo ooueben
Der rlmdniideH llueutihieoenbeit
nno 6ann oes blilgoriidcn 3unar.
tens. 9ort iaipanft cine baItaniihe
3rebbriide: Oh ite enogiiltia fia,
ausihaItet uuo uns bon Der Slrfei
trennt, o6er Oh tie enoIih fih EN-.
iteat uno inns nit Der Elrfei Der
einigt2 du1 gegen Sue3l Der
Sebel fir Die baIfdniife Grebbriide
lit in GaIi5ien beranfert: elm eut.
ideiornoer Sieg GeutitIanos uno
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GluBlaH0 ouf ben benahbarten 8al.
fan nod ausoeil6ten Gruf aiibeben
ino bic boIfaniI9e @enoung berbei.
fiibren. 90 miro auf Dem gali6iihen
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ten 1T (nie mir ieben Ueroen) bis.
her glnitig perlnuien uno bat Die
ibm bisber geitefte aufaabe gut er.
Flat our oauernoen Gntidei0ung
braitGlt CT Die bereinbarte oeutihe
Wiitipirfung; oieie hdngt an Der bal.
faniIhen Bride uno oieie ridtet ii9
unh Dem galisiIh . beiiarabiiden
ausgang. 9arlm nohmdls; Der
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8ranfreid nno mad 2ibnu ODER
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reitung fir cine ipdtere 8ieoerbo.
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breibnnoert ailometer Der @iiite IN
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cen annal oor5uoriHgen, GIe bent.
lden Ati5lere tin0 DOH oes SoDes
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elmer merreinten @eOirfnisIoiig.
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men nno oae 9lnitreneitngeH getra.
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gen uno nit Dem Groebnis Der Or.
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s%afommen, 3n elmer 3eritornng oes
Panels gehoreu ober Miitel, bic
Wat porbanoag iparelt. 3ie tlrtii4e
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atpss dae nen j senselsw u6eHor prpaes rMg n aoabf inaeas
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aat and Without eogprogise- aad thos9 sao desire war because ay 'e
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RressNt Of n1e var n ma Germany 5rmamnly,, England y running ogr ndus'l ". Inc va
sesni a te victorious approach o. the yellow man The Jew has = love
Great Britain Labor resefts the conspiracy Of the war trust y .t i me-
q the German. Americans, i i perfectly true that our Brts5j]edd press
Is 4 sas d q ! ts'laraton Il var y e e stir ssnSi6aiPPsn 70 @s Pte6 q 6yts1a,
but TINS enthusiasm would die down before long. FOR tere. can De no
successful. issue OF war between Germany and the United States Tor the
simple reason tnat the Two antagonists cannot get at eacn other
A war between Germany and t9f United du States would Be a duel
between an elephant and a whale. PATRIOTISM would lot respond strongly
because GU county would n0 DC Y Danger, dhe comparative oooafSsnesn5
OF a war between eefmany and the United states may recommend @o H y az
the more @ certain theoretical minds In case o. a conmct between me
TWO countries nte Al Amere lean. Smps might D torReaoed ad r9 Amea 1aanoa nn hdS
might die N the hrnsh trenches but on ue whole htte, American booa
xonld be shed. But why should any American American mooogah BE se e o or ~
American interest be Jeopafhzedf we ourselves would D most seriously
affected. To- such 2 war would create a mt 1td n our ~ aazens9ntp tf at fa
mind shudders 10 dwell upon. These Things are, newt we cannot, as
Dir. Ridder once said, make war against any OF the gre laaons OF Europe
without making war upon ourselves.
While much would be forgiven the man who provokes a successful war,