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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
DOES NOT WANT TO
FIGHT UNITED STATES

Berlin, March 29-"Geznaany never
had the slightest intention of attack.
ing the United States of America, and
does not have such intention now
1t never desired war against the
United States and does not de.
sire It today" was the declaration
made BY the German Imperial Chan.
lor, Or. Won Bethmann-Hoi ii
peech in the Reichstag today.
The Chancellor made important de.
clarations concerning Germany's pol.
icy toward the United States and
Russia.
How did these things Develop
asked the Chancellor in speaking Of
the rAations with the United States
He then proceeded to answer the
question by reviewing the causes
which led up to the German use OF
Submarines in unrestricted warfare.
Declaring that Germany had under
taken unrestricted submarine warfare
for its defense, DR.. Bethmann- Toll
veg said:
IF the American nation considers
this cause for which to declare war
against the German nation, with
which it has lived in peace for more
than 100 years, if this action warrants
an increase in bloodshed, we shall not
have to bear the burden of response
bility-fo it. ~
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
WAR SECRETS OF ALLIES
TO AID UNITED STATES

London, March 29-The secrets
of war, learned by the Allies at cost
of millions of men and billions in
treasure, have been given to the
United States,
The American State, War, Navy
Treasury, Agriculture and Labor De.
partments have been fully advised Of
the difficulties the Allied Govern.
ments were required to meet and Of
the pitfalls that entrapped them.
Ambassador Page already has for
warded to Washington an extensiv.
report on Great Britain's method:
and mistakes.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
HoG-RAIsING WILL BE BIG !.
INDUSTRY IN FULTON

Atlanta, March 30.-The raising OF
registered hogs in Fulton county bids
fair to become leading industry
among the farmers as the result of a
very helpful plan OF cooperation
worked out by the Fulton county
commissioners and the Fourth Nat
ional Bank of Atlanta, whereby the
farmer who lacks the ready cash to
purchase pure-bred stock can borrow
the money from this bank to embark
in the business
Fulton county's farm demonstra-
ton agent, who has shown specially
good results in hog raising and other
progressive work, will supervise the
purchase and handling of the regis
tered hogs bought with money Dor
rowed from the Fourth National
Bank, and the farmers making such
loans will agree to use hog cholera
serum whenever necessary to prevent
an epidemic.
Already the hog raising industry in
Fulton county is we'll established, and
this new plan for aiding the farmers
of limited means has launched large
number of new hog farms. With the
largest house in the state located in
Atlanta, it is believed tnat the indus
try is bound to succeed
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
INTERNED GERMANS WILL
MISS THEIR LAGER BEER

Atlanta, Ga, March 2o.-Freedon
may come and freedom may go. blu,
German efficiency goes on forever as
an Atlanya newspaper man remarked
after watching the informed German
sailors go through their first days
chores and gymnastic drills inside
their barbed wire barricade at Fort
Mcpherson.
Capt. Johann Thierfelder, COM
handing the crew of the Kronprinz
Wilhelm, put them to washing win
dows, scrubbing floors, airing beds
and cleaning the area of the enclosure
yesterday, and after this the already
athletic members of the crew were
put through systematic physical
setting up exercise which will be re-
CURED of them every day during
thir internment
The captain has put in requisition
for lager beer for himself and crew,
claiming that this is a part of the
regular ration dolcd out to German
soldiers and sailors; but if they get
any beer it will certainly be through
the superior authority OF the federal
government over that of the state, for
the day of lager beer has passed in
Georgia.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
FOOD RIOTS REPORTED IN
ITALY

Berlin, March 29.-Serious food
riots are occurring in northern and
central Italy
Dispatches from Vienna today quo
ting Swiss sources say that the dis
turbanccs at Turin, Milan, Florence
and Genoa were particularly grave
Many persons were hurt in clashes
between mobs and the soldiers.
Martial law is declared to have
been declared at some places. Street
fighting at Milan followed when sol
diers charged the rioters.
Many of those who took part in
the disorders were women, it is said
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
BELIEVED WILSON
WOULD CALL FOR
VOLUNTEERS IF
STATE OF WAR
SHOULD EXIST

Washington, D. c., March 30-If
Congress. declares. war on the Impe-
rial German government, or that 4
state of war exists between the
United States and the German empire
it is believed that the President i'm
mediately will cali for volunteers to
augment and strengthen the regular
military establishment.
If the President calls TOR one mil
lion volunteers, as has been suggested
Georgia's pro-rata will be approx
mately twenty-eight thousand and
seven hundred and fifty men.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
COUNTY BUYS MOTOR TRUCK

The County Commissioners have
purchased new motor truck for the
county and have it at work this morn
ing on the Dixie Highway south of
the city. It's thirty-hve horse pow
er truck and is equipped for hauling
as we'll as dragging and scraping the
road beds.
The work which is being done by it
this morning, proves it labor and
money saving investment, doing the
work of eight mules and doing it bet
ter and in less than half the time
consumed by mule power With this
truck it is proposed to regrade 20
miles of road a day.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
ARMED MOB TRIES TO SEIZE
WHISKEY

Girard, Ala, March 2O.-A party of
armed men early today attempted to
break into state warehouse which
contained approximately $1,000 worth
of liquor, recently conhscated by the
state. The men, who came here in
automobiles, were frightened away
by deputy sheriffs
The Russell county grand jury is
investigating the alleged discovery OF
about 400 cases of whisky in several
buildings in Girard.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
MISSION STUDY CLASS

The Mission Study Class met with
Mrs. John S. Johns,one on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Lon Dickey
Leader, who gave very interesting
talk. After the program was finished
light refreshments were served. Mrs
tombstone was assisted in entertain.
ing by Mrs. Cliff Ritc~.
Those present were Mesdames Hal
Lambdin, Fred Ausrn, Cliff Ritch
]. L. Pittman, Lon Dickey and Mrs
Judge.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
TO BUILD FIRST DERRICK

Fred Brigham has the contract to
construct the first derrick for the
Fitzgerald Pennsylvania Oil company
and his contract calls for immediate
execution. 1t is to be seventy feet
high and Is to be ready within two
weeks. Mr.. Bigham states that he
will get the frame cut out and will
be ready to erect the derrick on time
on whatever farm the company de-
cides to begin boring in the allotted
time.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30

F. J. Hanson writes from Chicago
that he is having busy time of it,
and that everybody seems to have
about ali the business that they can
attend to up there.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30

DR.. Catchine and family, of Newark,
N. j., passed through the city from
Miami, EN- route to their home this
morning.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30

Try a Want Ad in the Leader"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
krieasplGfte.

@ts jett bot Fh ert ene efbige in engider Sprode erideiuenoeI
9etuHg, Ser pGbfa0epbia Suauirer", barber diSgelofat mas oel
fnlionoe pdreu. sic bolt es nitt fr t~pubrfhenIih, OoB Truppen BON
bier aur @ertarfung Der Iai9gn nod 5ranfreid geihift mer0en, u0i
f1gt. g5arenoe pn 4merfdnern fdnpfet Ibnn auf Settle Der adnaherI
uno SranSoie1 lln8pefebaft gbt es nod oile naebr SaaIenoe, bic aus
mar0en. Solte cine 9rnee gum 9ienIt I'M 4nsGan0e gebnOet Deroen.
10 nna6te olie unirer 4nfft nnd DOlig aus 5reluIligen bete1en. Sbe
ausbiloung purOe aber Set eror0ern, ebe fe eSeegenbeft b1tten, on Ole
Gront Ill 9eIangen. 9ns Ddre ihIebHh nod 0as Bette s0rn Nort9
edfe, gigentlnier Der sQosSon Zines, @Dann MfaiI~ rmo anoerer Set
t4naen fnhen ME Druben, iagt 0ePr Gage IN efneun Snterpiap: Die
MiebrIet oes englfihen 8oHes boftt oB An1erfa niht NIT IN ben areg
Nono. SpnpaMes nioroIude unD ftnan8idIe llnterhitmg, 2ieferung
non arieasrnateriaL umo gnbrungsnnteIn fuD hon Inge1elren @ert
Hr uns.4 S1 abrgen bebmptet Soro Rortbedfe ON enc AusBmge
rna GnqnH0s let nht 5M 0enfen. gr lei genat nber DIE 8orrate an
Rahrlnasmitteln informiert unO bi einiger gparIamfet prOe gngl1no
Mnt Sae feiner 5lnha imitan0e fem, BEN amg, Denn n0hg, nod jabres
long fortpIesea. 8en Der a3nquirer4 ao niht. fin bic entenoung
eta. nenn e gum sriege foHuen iolre. ltniere $~anoetsidfffe ioQten
pH aTIegsidfHen begIenet unD bel1lBt mer0en 8anf Dem itdrfe SduB
non aregskhfffen ieen feline SranspDrt0nnpRr int brThiden snnal uno
fene Der fanaot}Aen g~ruppenfhfffe berienft nor0ef llnPre Shife ioa-
audi rr 1enens Der flote, reDet aMo ad Der oSnqurer~ nlht 0s Wort
81 mnft inOeHen Die 5rage af, Oh Die @eremgen Staaten en forneles
8an0nis init ben entente!gRd1teH idieBen ooer fh NIT urabhlaggem
&or9ebeH beamagen iouten. GBne ne tnDenen 5n beantD0rtan, fdgrt 01s
gat fort: oMber felbl pbne ~perDidenoe 8Mn0nihe, Die Monde 2eute 70 sn
fardhga lAenen, mare AoopraHpn mDgltdL Hopperat0n ipurDen unere
pdfen ben brttihen are3era ofaen. Se brauften fbren Sttspumft
bit onan geDorf oerioraene &eparatren an nnferen Nerfen bornebmen
Aaga, 1no bier ale Qeuigtehen edabren. Giefes EribHegiHn mare bod
BON groBen @ert fin fe. Ge 6lotten Der Ser. Staaten, bon GnglanD
IND sranfreih, ad bon Stolen f0nnien In fhonfer 9auone 3uidn-
ring Der Negierung fonnen bier unge6eure anIeibea aufgenonu1en her.
bnt. Gam foroe and Der lebte Sden Der gleiraHt1t Idnin0en, un0
RriegsnateriaI fir Die 4liurteH nIr0e Die 3erihmeterung uit Gnnff.
ldH0s ds satioI ionoern Ds preuBiiaen Waiorisnus bel leutter
8erodt llno as enc Der om sriege beteagten gatonen batea mir
aud BET ben Observation-Disclosures elm gentAtges Acrt ni1nreoen.
E6nggr 0artm b~m1un0rldeL nnferen Antel an Der gur0e Ser @dt.
anglegenbeten af ms 81 ne9meR4 Inn ner be5abt Die nnfofen2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Bcrnitcrffs stbeiSeit.

Acnte naAmfitna berlaft @raf bon 8crnfnrff Die @etnoe Der Ger
Gfaatga, iii Denen er ais @otidaher ieinen1 8nteran0e oHt Sabre btnourd
tra rn0 re0nb seDiant Bat NIT elmer Sel6foerleignulg, oe ntrlt9
bepmoernsmert aenantt UerOet bort. aetn en5tger Giplomat, eI6it
ser frabere @ertrpter Senerreid llngnrns, 9r. Guaba, nidt nusgenonts
men, III bon Der fenen unO bon gnglon0 geanften Yreie dtF 10 gerletne
Art bef1rnbft mo nit 5dmb beuorfen por0en, me @rof bon 8ernTorff.
IRbefamuert ie6o6 Inn has @etaHe Der Dleute lit Der 9ertrehr GeaHh.
lnn0s rnbig Iafuea Aeg gegangen, ben tbm len eepfnen ua bic NtHht
norQeidrieben, uo menn es idon frlber In 2agens meIde emen Sort.
beaann 0g Grieoens NIT GeltbanO mebr as misunderstanding rihenen
lefRI. 81 feinen grub gefomneu, 10 tit oes fat allen onf hs enluneute
Diplomatic Ds @rafen geruforff 5urHdgnfihren Dob IS ibm nibt
asllnaen, Gt 0iesmnI eiuen grub BIT perbin0ern, lit nhbt feline 5duln.
Ge @erhdtniHe naren ebn fdrfer ne ct, to I'M 10 erfbtHernoer
Wirft Ian trnsiider 9bgang.
Sn ben 6iplomatibsH areHen ser 9un0esGaupttn0t boben oae
fein0GAe Angrife ben SAf, melhen ner A6gebenoe aS Gbrenmonn eenoB,
iii feiner gsehe lta6iggn fonnen. g8obl tefner Der freuloea 0pIomoten
crfuate fh elmer ioben 4flng un0 10 bieler GreunDe Die bis Gr
lpsten minute at tim biehe1 ME @raf 9erntorff. Reft bat er lem
Sdilo prbalea, uno ieIbt BON iinen 6enOen os gbrenmann anertannt,
nerIa6t er behe Das 2au0. IN benz e trob Der im i'm ret3en 0aaBe bar
acbraaten 6reauNihnft 10 bfthre @rfabrlngen gena6t bat. Die 8rieoenss
ireuuoe ieood olrfen iiber5eugt ian, Dab @raf noi 8eruforff aud I'M
nHen @aterIrnoe fens 9emiblmaer nm @erbinDerung zines arngas rn6
Gbolh1ng og arieOeus 5Dihen beDen g0Ifan muermibia fort.
Yssea miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

bolb mir uns ii BEN eltropdlldeVt
@onfIift miIden IoItten. IelI gas
wiIIe 1erfc init ben aliierten 60
IA6fte MAIDEN molten, iuia mo1i gle
Slutngen, Sbre .Sallt 5l Wiartt 81
tragen.p
Ole @pSt0Iiiten bon 0mdbo babelt
fir nd1ltem Spnutag nahmittog I'M
0mqba @~uOitortlm cine groBe Drie-
beusflnogebfng nrrongiert. Als
SanptreOner BADEN iie ben 9tationnl.
GefretGr Der 5osialiIten a0olpD
@ermer bon @btcnao g%eiDonnen. glEs
Dere He0ncr iperoen ebenfalls nod
engaeiert weroen. QluA Die Omaha.
8eriamHlung iolte mie Die @finnee-
boliier cine rieiise qpubgebung fir
Den arienel meroei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
OAs Heile Ginm0nOcz
r~tl1es9eieE.

1ns netle emlpan0erluigsaeieb
ipef6es aH t. Wiai IN Strait iritt.
miro spar be0altri6e Aeil0eHnAen
nit iidl briugaf, melde Del Ser 3it
laifnna bon einDan0erern mabge
bei0 fms. a6er Der 8il0unqstcIt it
da nuo far i'd niht 10 ihdaum
ME TAFT aaaemein o"ngra0utmen
ipir0. Ole bareFfenSe geitimnuIng
iautet wortliM ME fOIgt paae
altsI1n0er iiler 16 Sabren. Deihe
niht Die eraIsfdIe Sprohe ODER ir'
gen0 cine on0ere 5prode ooerDla-
left, einidIiefaih bebraiid ooer i'll
Did, lejen fdaielt ioaen bon bet
9naonng nusaehlonen werpen-
7eb aber iaoef eiHaapaa0erie eaer
Aifaer Der 3ar@SiaasrH ieiHeH Ia.
ter o0er @reBnlfgr llber % 5nbreu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Der perionenfan0 in Arleos5eiten.
Die aheH ans SatreH 1899 nH6 1928 fammenAtu gertraae init greuEsn
fpd0r nit benz gcntfhen 8etde Urrben inter alien l~tzafGnoeH
IN 9ebt beheben beIben. Die bonn @rdTbsnt
&iiDn gegebene &erfderang.
gon einen iHriTfiden sad0erfdn6iaen)

9enn aud Der MbbridD Der BIZ
bEpmaflhen 8e3iebnuaeH 5n 3attidz
lall0 al fidl nod feline ariegserfld
RUG 81, 10 nladBt bod Die 0a0nrh
beranfbgidgm0reae @efnhr eires et=
maiaea aricgeg nlandleIt gar bieIe
4Qraea. IomentIih lit ser ginge-
man0erfe Iid nidlt gaa3 flar. no un5
lpir e ltebt, iomei ieine rettIihe
telllafl9 IN 6rage I0rHlnt, mefa er
bisber Dernbilumt Bat, bns @arger=
fgdt 81 e~rDerbgn, ODER iDenn er
hsheE mir ieine 46liht erEldrt bat
Miirgm al reroen Solange er nidlt
lh @elis 0es @%iirgerredJtes it, mag
Tx nlS Aaslanaer angeiebeH iDer0eH,
lia0 1as qeihiebf NIT Dem Nuss
iaaoer mi Sale eines arieseS
0as it sic 5rage, Die jet hdufig
aehgaf Dir0 al 3diuHgeu. an
eHeFIHiene tmo M &e6ieruna
FaHite.
SIR 8etubipHa Dieier belor8ten
Menilfer borl6niia .5lir 9lahridt,
hoE 0as Eiaofsoeporfenlenf III
5inafpn Der meillgen S1geit cine
nAs lide Erflarnug 0ahin ~abgeaehel.
Aaf ale gHmoesre9ierIlaa hobe Hidi
Sc NbiiHt. @aafDepsiiten ooer ion-
.tne Gioeafliuu mislalDiiAer
ia6Isasmeh6si1ef 81 teidla9falf
asa = ielbii niali im 5alle tiats
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Acknowledgment ees
DamensnluIlhueFein

Ger Cmaba Tanien Wluiituerein
aiht bette, @iitsDon abeuO I'M
S ubF I'M Wluiifheim Elm anrten.
fran5defb mo5lt 0ie 5relinpe 0es
@eFeius frennOIidit einaeiabeH iiu0-
Nidt menleer as 4 @reiie Iinb alls
aCiesf, pier mir Innlen mo bier
ipr 6erren. Ter 9iHBritt betraai
25e Ser 8erpiu eriuartet IiaFtet
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@cwaltisc SrieSenskmaSscbuns in tllInnsapeIis'
DDS risTes gnSitOrinm a6ufaat-ttrbsr 5000 weniasu ioHatsH faHcH
GinIah fnSeH-@rohs Citation fir ben SrhbeHs'Waager
gau e~ears-MSdnen SsHutag esoke SrieSeHs.
&erIanmlnug Inn AmOiigriuua an Gmaba

herfaasn nnD helfen, ie 81 Dcrntdls
ten? SD, fir meiueH Cell lueree
ME %snasbeu, Sak Elm iOEfes &prge.
hen NIT amerifaniidem a6atr Elnb'
TIM Gtutlause itiRpe."
Dpunernner Applnlts begribte
hetl @iaDor, oils CT nit oramatilAer
@elte idloB; SD claude, id GRILLE
ben @iAen oes Shopfers ufo brtnge
Den Millen Des @nltes sum alls.
oriid, peun ih allsrufe: sltm @ottes
millen, Iabt ms 5rieOen boltenl""
2pm Sbompion; pGbe man So.
men pen ariea nAfbaljen faarb ioIlel
Gle @elegeitbeit bnbeb Sbre Gtinp
me fiir ODER pioer ab5useben. llno
ale bic, nelde ourd Die 8relie ODER
I'M ibrer Sn0ultrien millen Silm
arieee hesetl ioIlten in Die boroerlte
56la6tlinie geIta[t tperpen.4
q, " .Stodpea: s8ir fiao beiite
abcnO bier, i'm uniere Soeen aus.
suIpreden uao fir 5rieoen upter al-
len llmlt1nnen einSutreten. @as
fam Elm FREEZER Mann TIM, tperln bic
4relie uno Die NaHsel nug berlal-
ien2"
geter Stroume: sSie m0eeR
ni6t NIT alien. mas i'd iaee. etn-
berItaRoen ieih pber in Oieier6 aupt'
fade iiuD mir nns efuig, 0ah mir nm
ieoen Qreis 6riaoen miiniheu,4
s. 6. Saslbu; D9er grlitSent
uiirbe bic nGbre Der @atiOn4 boil
ftGaSia srua6rt babeH, lueHn CT bur
Dem Abbred)eu Der 8eaiebnngen an
0entlGldRN BITS 81 einem often feinOs
Ieligen gtit gelnartet hate"
Scott Nearing: ngs lit burdaits
feline 8rpbefation borbanoen. pess
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,,uemcs cebcn'
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nasass ssseaa snta gaseaeasl

sglspss asbeaa snth gaOoneas.
Geebtier eerr; card Sas e~iHasoHsH bor
6aaomeRe tablets erEGHg ih mir sHeiie4
de6en~ mar lebteH aainier aefdbllib an 10
Brtppe ~etfFaHtt altb 6ie 1lebisiH bes AIAleS
6alf niMls. I'D iaA GapoWfne Inr HiesieI
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14siIeH melt tdtdei, gfaneem 10 ~oletelbeil
crit etne gsohe .gepranbe, .flble 20 heretts
cite behentenoe MefteruHa, babe Appeitt nHb
idlate ME eiH SdQallHa. .1liie niF oae Pn
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glerie SerFeHi 8itte jim 8aienblna sores
lei gaoemeHe tablets, lieelbrn ina lins
l6ertteffli9 fir nereBfe Qesi9lle5s a9r erae
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gl4sfaae seslglth Der gabomcHe Iablels err
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aRb fie haIieH mir All bic 5ibe. so ftbls
mih beier pno nerAe nit berei Webrdli@
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gotis: an apot6efen berfaufen gahos
meme tablets oas 8teaept eires berborIagetft
ben Arstes fir nerepsffd1fe Neite. Seos
lube eEihaIt eas seseBL tEb 6le @%araatis
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arieafs. Die g~iegierung bat fid
81 oieier erflarung beranlabt gale
ben infolae Der @eiorgais 0elfti6er
MetdSnuge90riger ooer 4naeb5riger
2elterreid llngdrn In gaDiHeH lei
len Oes 2af10es 6c5iielid) i9rer @anf-
gutbobeu, ionic infolge Der turtle
reloen @eriihte bob bic Nesierune
Die abitdt hobe, Die Ill nnerifani.
lhen 6afen Durh ben arieg feitge
legten SdifFe 5l f~onffs5ieren. 9as
Sfaotsoepartement erfl1rf bob nm
iere Hegierumg ouHter feinen llute
itaD6en ans einem arieas5uitmo
0urd 8eiitergrefung BON eigaailm
&0rtpiE sieben mnllc an fUeldJes In
teruatioaale Abmadungen na0 Die
beitebeI0en Belete 6es 2ml0es feis
HeH geredteH Anipriid) gebel
1ie aItsu @ertrase.
GieN EHti4ei0nng iulr0s, mic e.
beiBt, nus benz ieiten entidluB 9ra
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Arizona republican., 1917-08-14
O[D TIMERS SHINE
 AS COLLEGE PUPILS
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The story of the 60-year- old man who recently enrolled in the summer law school at the University of Michi- gan is capped by that of the man of even greater age-William Mex. Brit tain-who at the recent commence ment of the College of the City of New York received the degree of bachelor of arts and won honors in addition. At Michigan, the mother of 8 young woman who took the same uegree m June had attended lectures regularly through the year. She asked for no credits. was not aiming at a degree, studied for the pure pleasure of achievement It is matter of rec ord that woman of nearly 80 matri- culated at the University of Wiscon- sin several years ago. Fifty years ago woman who desired to enter an ad- vanced school was advised that she was "too old'' for the work at 43. Re- minding the head" that Queen Vic toria learned Hindustani at q greater age did not win more favorable an swer. That could not happen today. Educational doors do not close be- cause of the years
 This may be7"the young mans age" nevertheless every man has his chance and his place; it is for him to make good. The late William De Morgan is another instance of the truth that a mans power of endeavor is not irrevocably a thing of the past after he has reached or passed mid dle life. De Morgan wrote Joseph Vance" after he was 65. It was eX- pected to be a ''one book" but he wrote two others afterward. Whether he wrote as well at that age as he might had he began earlier is a mat ter of conjecture. De Morgan's case is an instance of mans ability to turn to new work in his later years if he has kept up by leading an active mental life The other instances neg ative the idea that the man who missed a liberal education in youth must necessarily be always deprived of it. He may still win pleasure and profit and find life richer and fuller because of a college course. even if helated
Arizona republican., 1917-08-14
PEORIA WOMEN SEW
 FUR RED CROSS AID

GLENDALE, Aug. 13.-The Peoria Embroidery club is doing Red Cross work at the school house. The mem- bers meet every week on Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Robinson surprised the women last meeting with freezer of cream which was much enjoyed. At another meeting John Farney brought a fine lot of muskmelons to the meet ing. At each meeting someone thought fully prepares a treat. J. Deot donated Watermelons.
 The women wish to express thanks to those who have been so kind to them.
 Glendale had another fine rain here Sunday which cooled things off and settled the dust.
 Mrs. William Hewitt returned from Constellation yesterday. She has been visiting MT. Hewitt at the mine.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Stevens, MT. Ed wards and Miss Pearl Downing motor ed to Phoenix last night to take in the shows.
 Dad" Rudd's little grandson, Law renee Yates, fell out of a tree a few days ago and broke his arm and bruis- ed himself Up quite a bit. He is get ting along nicely.
 A Mexican who was occupying the jail tried to make his escape last night by saving the bars. Marshal Booth discovered him at work and put a stop to his getaway.
 Dad Sherwood is looking after the store in the absence of Frank Patter- son.
 Alb Little and Dewey Schwarting are planning two-weeks' hunting trip in the mountains. They will leave the fi: st of the week.