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utal.9OlitiIdes
SEIZE 6. @egtiib reEanicrt ais @Or.
liter Oes repnbl. Staats
Sentralfomitces.

Snmstoe hatten bic Republican,.
ihen a1nDi0dten fiir Stoots1nttel
in Omaha cine inidtigc 9erotung
in Der es iebr intereiidnt rnb Ieb.
baft 3ueing. Gs berIaiitet slual
niht. mas eigertlid) borgiilg, maj
miro ober nift f~eblgebcn, ~an5nneb.
men, ooB Die Meinungs geridieoen.
6eiten bes trodetlen @ouberneurs,
aonoiooten Sutton un6 Self
Megaiib, 8oriiter ocs republican,.
ifen Stdot8 3entrolfomitees, al
elmer Strife fiibrterl. SEER Dicgtill
bot n1mIih fur8 mad Der 0eriontnl.
lung iein Pint ais @orIiter nieoer.
oeIegt. Serr Megaiib lit Elm @anr
BON liberolen 2ebeisanihanungeil.
Der niht aetpiat mar. Die Biinide
oeS trpdeneu Serrn Sutton aIl5lt,
iebr all beriidiidtigen. Mcgtiit
lpoate fir ben Grfolg oes repub.
lifaniIfen IidetS mirfen nidt aber
fir Die 2ieblingsiOeen oes Ridters
5utton. Bis lett 1T nod fem
gladfolser fur Mcgaiib ernaunt
lporoen.
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Grnnh Sslanb sdnserfeft.
.9asielbc bcrlpridt ciaes Der Id5n-
item Staats.S %Gngerfeite
81 iuer0ea.

@om II. Bis 90. auguIt finoet
in @rnno Sslouo ous s~peiiabriae
Gdngerfeit oes Nebrosfo Sanger.
bumoes Itatt. 9asleIbe beripri6t
zines Der i6oniten in Der @elhi6tc
0es Stnates 5u per0en.
8itnoes0irigent Reeie bat nit al.
len 8ereinen Die 6eitdore griin0liHD
e~inituoiert nnO wer0en oieie oen
3uborern etnen bOben @enuB Be.
reiten. Mud tiihtiee 5oliIten mir.
fen NIT. Dor alien Fri. Morga.
rete 8amm cine Der tiittigIten
Sdngerinnen Snqbas, bic nuf I'm.
ierem groBen 5dngerfeite Gbren
einbetmIte, SRI. Dtnrg. ain1er, Die
talentierte 9odter beg Rebafteurs
Der aEribiine", unO SRI. 4obl, God.
ter bon Stoats. Sendtor 9bil. aobl
aus @ngne, 3ebr, als BARTON
Diro fi6 Serr GreO. Hietb borcn
loiien.
VII tHu]ltBes SelpIu1tfteI Ht gu
iommengeiteIt iino miro unter Sci.
tune oes Geitoirigenten 5d)Iilr Ite.
ben. Die Sangerfeit @eieaidloft bon
@rano sslono bat oIles getan, I'M
oaS Set gu cinem Grfolg all ee.
jtnIten.
Die .Ga9Lide 0nobo Gribiine~
miro ans 4nldB oes 5eItes cine
'iluitrierte @rano SsIano Singer
.feit Drummer berdlisgebeL Inn III
meiteiten areiien propaganda all
MAIDEN fir bos Set. Serr Snrrp
Shunedt Der aobertifing Ma.
noger Der pGribiine", BOT lid All
oieiem 3tnefe beltte naf @ran0
.Sslano begeben.
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DiMi1tcm i'm @eFettt init
Hc0ierunostrmppcn!

GBibnobuo Ctr mlrr., Z. aug.
I8ipiihen Megieuuostruppen uno
9iaiIten 1T eS in ben Bergen n0ro.
lid bon Nldpimi TN Stnote Duran
go am Sountus 81 einem bllitiocu
Shormiitel eetomnten. mobei bon
ben Heeiermestriippen Oberitleift-
nnnt Gompean iin0 Elm 9ubeno Sol.
0nten getotct ipurOeu, mGbreno Die
.9iaiften emo IS Cote mo Nerwm-
oete 5dblten. 8iaos anbanger mlib.
ten lid peiter in Die Serge 5iiriid.
5icben.
General Srebino fiinoiate geitcrn
on. oaB er ieine 8urbereitilugen iiir
einen SnuptidIoe olf giLln 9ctrof.
fen babe iuiO onB Der 4ngriff att
otcieH in ndditen Gagen bonn Jaor.
Den nie bonn Sii0en erfplgen peroe.
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WiEiOnsfeit in Worfolf.

0orfoH, gebr. Z. auguIt. r. 8e.
itern, Somtae, ben 6. auguit be.
9ing Die Gbrilhisgemeinoe, gnftor
s. Y. 9liiGer. in 1oiemoIfs @robe,
ibr biesiGbrises Mtiiiionsfeit unter
redt 0ablreider 8eteiligung. Die
6eitpreoigten muroen bon Den Serrn
Haitoren Seniif bon Wooiion, 81.
lenburg bon Bloomfield ttno @ol-
fer. bon arlington gebolten. 8ie
0omeu 0es 6rauen 8ereins Der @e.
meinoe botteu bofiir geiorgt, OoB
aud Der Wtaeen au ieinem Redte
fam ttnS einen bor5iigIiden SmlbiB
%ierpiert. IS poren lfone erbeben6e
Sttnoen, nel6e Die GeiInebmer in
@ottes freier 0otar n%erlebteu.
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Cckalsuadtricbtcn
ats Srcfncnt, uebr.

5remoiife @. auguit.
Ser 5nmilie @iaiam 5dlenuner
murDe Elm Sobn gebpren. Die
Muttcr 6cfinOet iid i'm SoipitoI.
SEER Seurp 6Oro trof beate friib,
Sonntog in Sremont eifb Inn iDdb-
reno Der &rnftorousItellltng bier 5u
blciben. gr fat gebeten, ooB %Ieilet.
megen feline 9emonltrotionen &c.
mndt lperocn iolen.
5rau Sobn Geiiier nit Sipeipn H.
rer Godter meilen bier Ron gincoln
mlf Beiid) bei Sol. Smith mo
6rou.
Gie fleine Spdter bon Gr. DIOR.
rofp lit eeitcrn nbeno mad fur5er
Granfbeit geitorben.
Gs miro @cidmer0e 9%cfitbrt, oab
Der Mel bon bier nod arlington,
melher an Der Wprcboltie 5arm
1orbciIiibrt, IN iebr ihledtem 3u
itdnoe ici. Der Commercial Club
iollte oornah icbelt oaB Dem llebel-
itonoe obqcbolfen miro.
Tron 8nt. Moffat bot Die Rod
ridf erboItclt, OoB Der flcine Sobn
non 5reo gbieIen lid IN 2iicoln
oen 9lrla ae6rohen bat.
Gen Mitelieoern Der 5reudont
Dtili5 iiuo bciitc gnnfonmciiuigen
mi 9ctroec BON $6S4.50 geifidt
ipur0cn. Arbcr0ern inareu bereitS
$25 BON oen GogIes gelonot noroeH.
1bomns Meper unb 6ornilie iino
bon ihrer 5erienrciie aus Soma 5it-
ritdgefommen, nclhe ite I'M Mutos
nIobil gciH1d)t botten.
Gruit Sobn Moaer lit NIT ibrem
SduglinG aus Dem SoipitaI emit
Inllen moroen.
Gs lit ieBt Ieiner Elm 8tueitcr
don bon Qinoetoorafpic III iyfcmott
~ meIopn. Dos p~iefj1hriec gsdl
tsrdea BON &el,rp Blisiirf, 1910
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pidni6 Ger PeTm0mnsz
S0hnc BON 11apnc, Heb.

Bnnne, glcbr., z. g[ugnIt. ~ Die
bielieen 4crnonns S6bne hieltcn
eeitern Sountog, i'm ihoncu Soin
bon Senrp @eberS, cine babe 9aei.
lie lii0lid non @opne, ibr idbrlideS
Bidnid ob. 9iht nur BON 0dhne
ion0ern aud bon Ronoolph, gltono,
Biniioe uno Der ean5eu lmeebifng
botten iid bic Geutihen 81 oieienl
edit 6cutihen Set eineefunoen.
S. 6. Stub, Der 1rdfioent Der bic
iigen 2oge ionic @robpr1iibent @iI.
liam Biepenitod geborten all oen
9ie0nern oes cages. @iih fir quite
asuiit unO unterboItnngen mar 9e.
iorgt moroen belonocrs Die geiil.
der bon RonooIpb lieben ibr mii-
Iifaliihes Gnlert Ieilhten. acihlihc
Hnbrung CAB es natiirIid in SIae
un0 5iiae uno man Derlebte eifeii
reft ecmiitIi6cn Gag na9 alter
oeuti6er 8eiic.
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Die GountD a~usfeaung bon
4adtte Gourltn miro bonn 10. bis TO-.
September abgebdIteit tperoeL Juno
mel bes Sntcreiinnten bieten.
Sim 10. glliguit nimlnt bic Dies.
i1briqe GbaAtaltqlid ibren Mnfnng.
Gin por5iiglides uno 'p~ielieittges
4Srogramin lit fir Oieielbe auige-
IteIlt moroen.
Die 00O 5ellpip8 beronitdIten olil
3ieustdg. Den is. @ugitit ibr Sob
respidnid, ipp5u Ole &orbereitungen
ihon lange i'm @ange iino, icoaB
hen S%eilnebmeri1 Gin Dereniigtcr
3a9 beporItebt.
3lm 9eiten oes gaufonos fir
cine tepe Stride fono geitern, Conn.,
tao, nadmittoos lpic abenos. 3mei
giiffiibrungen oes M1rAenitiifs
Cinderella, (2li1enbrooeD in pol
niider Sprnhe, int Der ct. antbonp
Stride itott. Die &iinItGer u1lo
aiinitleritmen, melhe idrntlih benz
gbor Der Stride n~ngeb0ren, betpie-
len EN- idIores, idnuIpieleriiheS "a
lent. mo ernteten reidert moblper-
nietten 9cifaa bon ben aoblrei9
cridienenen 3uihnuern. am
9ienstng obcito finbct cine 8ieOer-
holune oes 5tiifes, urib aipor oies-
nal III cnglildJcr Spro6e Itott.
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DDS meme aaiIerbof.Sut.l.

Sir ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
pie fir ben @ddGftsmnnm fam es
elm Sotel in beiierer Gage, iofuobl
mos Sbeoter uno onoere 9ergnil-
gungspldse, tDie aud Die groBen
@eihdftsbduier int .2oop@ uno Oos
@ouptpoItamt nnbetrifft. nidt ge-
ben, ais oas ogteue &oiierbof 0oteI"
uno ebenIalS ltno BON oo ale gabn-
bofe Ieidt erreihbor. Die 8inmer
|fino nidt MIR S6lafr1nme, lonoern
|elegnnte un0 bod gemiitli1e @obns
r1lttne, 1tit0 Die Speiieforte gibt oil4
5iebenoe 9amen fir Die bor3igIih-
item 2eiltungen Der aaiierbof.9i Slide,
bic nidt MIR ben @olmten oes syeins
ionDern ebenio ben glp.
petit oes @nites beFrieoigt Der ytpie
.5u 9n1iIe, nr0 mas er 5t Sauie
.gepobnt it,, ipeiien min. 3eleero=
.pben. itnb Gelepbon-9 erbiHOuneen.
Iorpie &~roftpagen Itno oiif einen
Mint .du baben, uft0 G~tr1Benbdb1ls
t9erbinoungen iino brett Dor Dem
.4otel nod alien Aiftungen erreih
bar. .Mber bic Breiie~ iogen Sic?
Der einfode 8iirger nit ieiner ga.
Mile pirO barber ebenfopenig at
.tIogen boben oIs Der Mi1ionGr nut
icincm @efoIgc. Ger llntcrihieo
Iiegt MIR olIein in ben anipriihen,
Die Der Reiienbe betreffs ieiner 8ob-
nung ooer Der 8abl ieirer Dlobl3ci
ten moht, ober iirlter alien llnlit1n-
ben lit Der greis fir mas man be.
founnt, iebr m1Sig. Mton iontc beinl
n1diten 9eiu6s Gbicaaos Dem .geeu
en- &oiierbof" Dor alien 1n6eren So
tells Den 8or8ug geben, uno nan
miro nireenos iid mebr sH Sauie
fiiblen pie I'M saoiierbof". gus
lino Die @rfabrungen uatIerer Re.
Oottion bel eincm fiir6Iiden 9eIude
bon Chicago.
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Rorb giercc Str. Iiegt on Ser
arontbeit Donicoer; clleroirgs iogt
Der bebmDelnoe Ar5t, DOB Die
aronfbeit in 0iciem Sale in iebr
leid)ter 6orHt mdre, itno CAB faunl
irgeno melde @cfabr porhanoen iei.
Die 9ireftoren oes lutberiiher
@aiienbauies bobeii beihloiieil, cine
grobe Gcronoa fir 5dlof5uede
iiber Der idon beitebeuben 81 Grid
ten, uno ioa oieielbe alien 3o8.
Iinaen mdbrcno Der bciben Gage
0icic Grleidteruig gerp0bren.
6ranf Sedes crbielt bon Der No
nufacturcrS Sole 60, oeren Yfit-
glieo er lit. als ctfpas berlpdtetes
9od5eitsgeiAenf cine elettrii6e
2oulpe.
Gs lit icbt Elm Drummer fir oos
g81iiern bon &fcrOcn an Der gfe
scr 6. uto O. Str. initaqiert NOR
ben.
2rau q. $. @iopcs lit Dpn Gin.
coIit no iic in einen @oipital mar,
nodl @uuie g%eforuuien.
GSran @bidip alcin, 413 SID
groao Str. lit olir9 Oas Giien bon
9iihiGlbobncn pereiitet mor6en.
lno gcItorben. Sbr Mann uno 5mei
ainoer farilen nit leifteren Ser
aiftrugscriheinuugen ooOon!
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cines BMnGcsridltcrs!
W0TlIeElma pon SelIe I'D


patronage 5itrud5uhibrcn Iii.
Die republif1niihe 8orteiIcitlnq
ibeint beiAIoiien 81 bnbetl Die 81.
feniipe su ergreifen un0 bon Den
9emofroten @rfl1rungen iber Gin.
&c 81 berlongen, meldje reht &c,
beinHisbol unO iebr beroddtie er.
ldeinen. GieIe Ydrteileihtng glaibt,
IN Der merifnniiden Bolitit oes Brd,
lioenten 0eiien mllnoelten 8untt &c.
Iunoen 5u bobcn uno iie miro oieie
Rolitit un0 Die ais gort5 iiberfliiiiia
cra6tete Mobiliiierimg Der @liliOen
auf oos Shdrhte fritiiieren.
Bie Die Sodcn iebt lteberL iiebi
@ aus, nls Oh bic Administration
tod Dor Der Nabl gr5ruitngen iriu
miro, Die i'm Ghdtoult Lieaen0en
Yanoma.a nn1lbon0s 5u nertnufen
ODER. cine nelie glnleibe 0l emmittie-
rem. Soate baS Der 5aa iein, 70
mer6en Die NepubIifoner onroiis mo
aus ben erbobten Steuern poIitiides
2npitoI 81 idIogen beriu6en.
8ern es fih bapobren ioltc Dob
Die RepubIifaner MIR geringen @e.
braub bon ben m%eebotenen 9ien,
item Rooiepelts @ebrouh at MAIDEN
%geoenfen, 10 meroen linen tauienOe
Don ieBt 5ipeifelGaften Stimmen gu.
iollen. Sine enge 9erbinoitng ami
iden Sngbes ulO gtooiebclt piroc
oieIen Stimmgcbern miBfalen uno
AUDI lebr ber0adtig fem.
Der ginOeItrid miro in Der nGdi
ten 8abl cine iebr groBe &oae
ipielen, bornusgeiett GanOiOat
pugbes at3eptiert uift Die SOeer
8iooiebelts ODER oes gr1ii0enten
barber. uebrigens iolten Die go.
LITTER nidt pergeiien, oaB Die go.
minierungen fir Den 4ongreB Ooer
iiir Die Stoots1nter einen grobeu
@inflltB oitf oas Heiultat elmer SEQ.
tionoIpabl baben. Cine Idlefte
ytoninierling fir Den &ongreb
bringt einen oan5en 9iitrift in @e.
iabr mo elm perionlider &nmpf Inn
ole Barteifontroae in einem Stua.
te, iuie q. o. 8iseonfin, modt Den
9ait5en 5taat nniiher uno s%fpcifel.
baft. 8lsr6eit lit teiner Der 8arteiel
Der Sieg fi6er.- - @ermonicus@.
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1lils Columbus, 11ebr.

Ter Sdymei5er &ereil belt on
Sonutoe, oel 6. Auguit, niif Der
.Sarm bon AlfreD Niiller Elm Eifnid
nb, noS cincn hodit ocmiitliden Ser.
lauf nobm. Seoer gin5ioe bate ben
notiacn Suuor mitgebrodt, nnb 10
ouiiiicrtcn fid ale portreffli6, be
lonocrs oa Is an trofenen pie feud-
ten G%rquidungen niht manaelte.
@idiam @onoring, Der 5uei Wiei-
len 0ltlid bon Der Gtaot wobnt,
liegt nit einem ooppeIten Gippeff
brud oornieoer. mclfen CT oobonee-
traacm ais CT fiir5lih bon eiaent
Efero Dor Die 8rlilt geidlIagen wur.
Dc.
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.5wci Scmtitbc Sramcn
bod betaot ~ocitcrbcn!

@rano SSlauo. Neb., z. SluauIt.
~ @rono SslauO bctrnucrt Den Soo
5meier eolen Oeutiden 5rouen n6n.
lid oas glbleben Der 6rou Gbriltion
So6nd, Die NIT ibrem @otten I'M
Sabre 1857 bon Gopeniiort, So,
bierber fam uuO Die erite %nerbeiro.
tete Gran in Der 4nlieoIung mar,
mtD 6rol gnno Stuhr, bic Bittpt
zines onoeren nIten aniieblers. Die.
ielbe idloB bier NIT ibrem ibr i'm
lobe bornneeqangenen Monne I'M
Sabre 1867 ben 8uno fiirS 2eben.
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llnlpcttcr in siuns Sin.

sionr Gin So, 7. ausliit.
Die 5toot uno llu1gcgenO pltrnc
Sonntoeobeno bon cinenl gelunltigcn
@eipitteriturm beimeciudt. 6cnitcr
lunroen BON Der @cnolt 0es Stnr
mes s%ertriimmcrt, 9elegrapbenpfo-
jteu umaetpebt uno 81iime entiurri
sclt. Der 8Iie idIug tn mebrcre
@ebdaoe Elm urlO 5iinocte. Der an.
eeriftete Sdoocn miro nlf $780,
900 geiddtt.
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Die @liirn f0naielt fd fel6lt ID.
rer popiernen Siege niHt Inngg
freiiett
Ndn ~uflterIfiite DE 6eaEjMe
Ereiie, ifaern man 81 ibger MEr.
brsitHHa lsitEaat. vn
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PORTER 3meiges Der GOhter Der dtre.
rifonild)en HeboIittipn uro cine be.
follnfe 5iibrerin Der 5r1ucnltimm.
redtIerinlleli. 1T oelterli ben 8ers
erleesn, locIhe ne om %.
Sui bel eilsm daa oanoUaetrQgeu
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9oTien Sic Gareb s5br Geinigen
beiorgen. @ebiter 1872. 4n5.
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.Gnglnn0s SOI0aten bobeu @roB
.britdnicns Auf unItcrblim eeHIodDt@
Inat @burdin. Yuh Der Iiebe Aot
lieuianaer bnt Ill Dem unltcrbli@en
Mnf Cd beiastEoaen.
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Die gIdnrien 8orte" unierer
n~eiteTten groteftnote miro Sobn
9til ridtig ein8ui6dsen Uiifen.
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mcttcrberid,t.

Iiir Gmaba nfiO llrllaeeeuo
S60n beltc uno 0ieastng. etfpas
mariner AM 9icnStaa.
5nr Gebrasfa Sdl6r 1eiite nbent
un0 Dieliatog eitpns parllier on
1ienstng.
Cir Soma SIN aasemeincr
iton beute 1ben0 INTO Gienst1g
fiibIer beute abenO iii oitlidlcn uft
iiiOlidlen 9eilepJ mariner an Diens-
tag i'm %ertrenHen iuetIiden Teil.
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1r~autnitimmredtlrrin a~elturben.

Sohnstolnlt. u D., z. Atleult.
5ran NiiIi1m $. alen, felt fiiuf
.Salrea S6asneiiterin Oes Rem
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gnssas ans enem eetartfc, Der in Der s0ss giuinss GbeuiHs Snbnns@
am 6, SUM 1916 erihiu:
Die ebenina sri6nne isMe itHrrase an bel
elmer ansn6I Saraer, bic nit ben TerbGItntHn
gcnan bertrant Fnb, mno Semn aasingem tim.
men barim therein, Sak seNsc @nrdns an
mdbr Blaten STrntih staat TerSen ale sr
3t Der ~gStrfAafen."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
|OLENESS CAUSE.
Of DEPORTATION.
Of The BE[C|ANS.

BERLIN, Dec. 12.-Idleness was
causing Generalization in Belgium and
there was urgent need Of finding work
for the unemployed, declares the Ger
man reply to the American note re-
garding the deportation of Belgians to
German. One million, two hundred and
fifty thousand persons were suffering
because of this idleness, it was assert
ed and immediate action was needed.
The reply is given over almost en-
tirely to presentation of the Belgian
situation before the deportations were
ordered, and offers to permit American
diplomatic representatives to inspect
the workmen's camps to which the Bel
gians were deported.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
TEUTONIC POWERS HAVE
WON LARGE TERRITORY
Latest Drive Had
The Peace Move
In Mind

BERLIN, Dec. 12.-(Wireless 60
Sayville.)-Germany and her allies,
Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria, proposed
today to enter forthwith into peace ne
sotiations with the Entente nations.
England, France, Russia, Italy, Japan,
Portugal, Serbia, Rumania and Monte
negro. Official announcement of Ger
man S intention to seek the beginning
of peace negotiations was given out
here this morning. AS is usual in
such negotiations, the terms upon
which it is desired to end the war, are
not announced.
Count Won Bethmann-H Hollweg, the
German imperial chancellor received
the United States ambassador and dip
iomatic representatives of Spain and
Switzerland, nations protecting Ger
man interests in hostile countries ear
ly today and gave them note in which
he asked that they bring to the know
ledge of hostile governments, proposals
that peace negotiations begin. A copy
Of the note was also transmitted to
the Vatican at Rome, through the papal
representative in Germany and to all
neutral governments throughout the
world.
Germany is promoting peace propos-
ais acted in conjunction with her al
lies, Turkey and Bulgaria. and it is
stated the proposals to be submitted
the Entente are appropriate to the es-
tablishment of a lasting peace through
out Europe and the world. Chancellor
ven -Hollweg, today told the
neutral envoys that the establishment
OF permanent peace was desired by
German, no patched peace being asked
for. The semi-oficial news agency an
nounced the action of the chancellor in
sounding peace proposals throughout
the German empire, and the note hand
ed the neutral Diplomats this morning
will be read in the reichstag later to-
day by the chancellor himself.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
Terms Germany Wants.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec 12.-Ber-
lin advices to the Germany embassy
here today indicate the German peace
terms generally propose a restoration
o. the status quo before the war with
exception of establishment of the in
dependent kingdoms of Poland and
Lithuania. 1t is understood they pro-
pose complete restoration of the oc-
cupied portions of Belgium and France
in return for the handing back of Ger
many's captured colonies, and to dis
pose of the Balkan situation in a peace
conference.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
ALL COTTON To SOON
Be MADE IN FABRIC

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 12.-Practically
the whole of the great American cot
ton crop will be converted into the fin
ished fabric in American mills twenty
years from now, If the present an
nual ration of increase continues, de-
clared Col. Harvie Jordon, president
of the Southern Cotton Growers asso-
citation, today in an address before the
Southern Commercial congress. II this
prediction should be fulfilled, he said,
the ultimate annual value of each crop
would reach the enormous total Of
$5,OO0.0O0O 900.
"The South now occupies the leading
position in cotton mill consumption
throughout the world" said Col. Jor-
dan. 1T consumes annually more lint
cotton than all of the textile mills OF
Great Britain, more than all those u
New England and the balance Of the
United States combined. and more than
all the combined countries of Europe"
A few years ago, he asserted, rs per
cent. of the raw cotton had to be ex-
ported, while now foreign mills under
peace conditions could not expect more
than so per cent.
Pointing out that it was the country
or section which manufactures the raw
material into the finished product that
secures the maximum of value from
such fabric, Col Jordan declared that
the present medium yield of the
south's cotton crop, sold for its fun
value for the first time since the civil
war, would bring growers s1,250,00o.
GEO. He said present high prices of the
staple was due largely to the federal
reserve banking system and the cotton
futures law.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
MAYOR INVITED
To MEETINGS IN
TWO Bic CITIES

Mayor Lee G. Council has been ex-
tended an invitation by Mayor w. ].
Pierpont, Of Savannah, to visit the
Chatham city on Hospitality Day,
which is Thursday. He has also re-
ceived an invitation from Mayor M. w.
Tiff, of Albany, to attend the annual
meeting of the Albany Chamber OF
Commerce on Thursday.
Pressing business engagements will
not allow Mayor Council to attend
either one of these functions, which
come on the same day. 1t is expected
that City Attorney E. A. Nisbet will
represent Mayor Council and the city
in Albany at the great meeting ON
Thursday Several prominent citizens
will likely attend the gala events in
Savannah on Thursday, and Mayor
Council urges q large attendance ON
Hospitality Day.
The telegraphic invitation from
VndyOE FlSIpOHL IS.
Savannah wants you and your peo-
pie Hospitality Day, Thursday. Cor
nerstone laying; monster oyster roast:
speed boat races; street carnival at
night. You will be met at station and
given badges as guests of Savannah.
Pass the word around and bring a
crowd with you. Everybody invited;
low rates."
The letter from Mayor Tiff, of AL
bany, to Mayor Council, is:
"On next Thursday, the 14th inst.
the Albany Chamber of Commerce will
hold their annual meeting, at which
time winner will be served. The
Chamber of Commerce, while primari-
ly an institution for the benefit and
advancement of Albany and Dougherty
county, has very largely at heart the
interest of southwest Georgia, and es-
pecially the territory surrounding your
city.
Being desirous of having the pleas
ure of your presence and cooperation
on this occasion, / extend to you an in
vitation to be the guest Of the City OF
Albany on that night, and enclosed you
will find ticket that will entitle yoa
to all the privileges of the banquet.
In view Of the fact that the time is
short, and we are making plans for
seating some of the mayors of south
west Georgia cities at special table,
will appreciate very much your advis
ing me by return mail whether or not
you can be with US on this occasion"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
HELEN M'CARTHY IS
DEAD At HOME HERE

Helen Ross Mccarthy, the two
years old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
F. Mccarthy on East Furlow street
died early Tuesday morning at the
residence of the parents. Many friends
are grieved at the death of the youns
girl who was very attractive and in
teresting to many friends who joined
in the joyousness of the youth.
The parents mourn the death of lit
tic Helen, besides her grandmother,
Mrs. ]. L. Ross, of Abbeville.
The funeral arrangements are in
charge of ]. H. Beard. of the Allison
Furniture Co., and will be announced
later.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
Teuton Advance Continues.
(By Associated Press.l

The Teutonic advance in eastern
Wallachia continued today, the Ruman-
ians. apparently, maneuvoring to reach
their new defensive line along the
BuZen river.
Petrograd announced the failure of
Teutonic attacks along the Moldavian
frontier and in Wallachia.
An unofficial dispatch said the whole
Rumanian situation is becoming fav-
orable to the Entente, the Germans
transferring part of their troops to
other fronts.
Paris announced the failure of Ger
man attacks on the Somme front
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-12
BOX FOR THE A. L. /.
TO GO ON MONDAY SURE

A Christmas box for the A. L. l. boys
on the border will be sent on Monday,
the movement being sponsored by the
d. A. R. They held meeting today
in which the plan was entered into. All
information and gifts can be secured
Church street. where the box will be
packed. A committee will solicit for
the boys. and such things as smoking
materials. writing paper, handkerchiefs
and non-breakable articles will be ap-
preciated.