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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
The TAYL0R-PHILLIPS
AFFAIR THIS WEEK.

One of the most brilliant events in
the social life of Americas will be the
Wedding of Miss Matte Sue Taylor and
Mr.. Walter Dixon Phillips, on Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at the First
Methodist church Much social inter
est centers throughout this state in the
event. The ceremony will be perform
ed by Rev. Paul w. Ellis, pastor of
First Methodist church. The church
will be deliberately arranged for the oc-
casion by special representative of
the Idle Hour Nursery, of Macon.
A large array of attendants will par
ticipate in the wedding. The maid OF
honor is Miss Sallie Duncan Phillips.
of Augusta, and the best man is Mr.
Henry Miner, of Houston, Texas. Mrs.
H. A. Macauley, of Waynesboro, and
Mrs. R. F. Lawton, Of Macon, are ma
irons of honor for the wedding.
The bridesmaids are Miss Louise Nc
Ghee, of Talbotton; Miss Laleah
Wight, Of Cairo; Miss Rosa Wooten
Of Shellman; Miss Louise Marshall
Miss Annie Bailey and Miss Mary
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
(BY FRANCES M'MATH.)

Another week has passed and we are
brought nearer and nearer to the High
school meet which will be held here
next spring. Last week the boys be-
gan to practice for the pole-vaultine
contest, and with steady practice will
soon be expert in this art
Rev. ]. B. Lawrence was at school
Thursday and conducted the chapel ex-
ercises. He gave us talk on "Herod-
titus, the Father of History" as this
will be the subject of his talks for the
ensuing month.
The girls basket ball team has taken
up with new zeal and enthusiasm their
team work. During the Christmas hol-
idays this was suspended but now that
they have passed it has been assumed
Secretary C. c. Bell, of the YIN. C. A.,
will again coach them and they will
practice every Tuesday and Thursday.
The first practice under the new ar
langement was held Thursday after
noon. There was good attendance
and the work for the team was dis
cussed.
The Freshman-A program was given
at the meeting of the Literary society
Friday afternoon. 1t was one Of the
best programs that has been rendered
this year. The program was:
Music-Pauline Bell.
Life of Longfellow" -Herschel Bar
ton.
"Eyangeline' Ruth Council.
Arcadia and the Arcadians" John
Butts.
Description of Grand Pre-Laura
Adams.
A Selection from "Evangeline"-
Marvin Bolton.
"Gabriel"-Allene England.
angeline"-Kathleen Feagin.
"The Day of the Exile"-Lula How
ard.
Scene on the Shore'-Martha Hines.
con the River Frances Johnson.
"The New Home" -Walter Calhoun.
"The Search for Gabriel"-Espy
Daniel
"The Reward of the Search"-Cath-
crime Hamilton.
Music-Floyd Kirby.
The judges decided that John Butt
did best among the boys. and Ruth
Council of the girls.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
SEVERAL FUNCTIONS
FOR WEDDING PARTY

Several delightful affairs for this
week are being planned in honor OF
Miss Matte Sue Taylor and MIR. Walter
Dixon Phillips who will be married
Wednesday evening.
On Monday afternoon Miss Mary
Davenport will entertain at lunch
con. Several of the young men in the
wedding will entertain the party al
dinner at Windsor hotel Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Hollis Fort will entertain fol
Miss Taylor on Tuesday morning, and
during the afternoon Mrs. W. S. Ivey
and Mrs. H. A. Smith will be joint
hostesses at a pretty social affair.
The rehearsal will be held Tuesday
evening, followed by luncheon al
Miss Taylor's home.
The wedding will be brilliant event
OF Dednesday evening, after which a
reception will be held at the residence
of the bride on Lee street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Davenport, of this city. The grooms'
men are Mr.. Allen Chappell, of Ma
con; Mr.. John Taylor, Mr.. Lee Hudson
Mr.. J. Lewis Ellis, DR.. NJ H. Wheeler
and Mr.. Cranston Williams, of this
city.
The pretty flower girls will be Miss
Florence Fort and Miss Marjorie John
son, of this city, while Miss Elizabeth
Parks, of Dawson, will be the ring
bearer.
The bride will enter on the arm Of
her father, Mr.. John T. Taylor.
The ushers for the wedding are Mr.
Warren Parks, of Dawson; Mr.. Guy
ton Parks, of Macon; Mr.. ]. A. Pink
ston, Jr., and Mr.. E. A. Bailey, of this
city.
The wedding march and other de-
lightful music on the wedding occas-
ion will be rendered by Mueches' or
chestra, of Macon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
WINDSOR HOTEL NOTES

j. M. H.. Fitzgerald is we'll known
travelling salesman from Richmond,
Va, spending today in the city.
Judge Emory Speer was in the city
for short time Saturday, enroute to
Macon.
S. E. Guess, of Savannah, travelling
salesman in this territory for the H. ],
Heinz Co., is among those spending
Sunday in Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Taylor, of Cleve,
land, are visitors to the city. guests at
the Windsor.
w. C. Chambers, of Birmingham, the
we'll known representative of the Gar
lock Packing Co., is spending Sunday
very pleasantly in Americas.
]. E. Peterson was prominent cit
izen of Fort Gaines, Ca, visiting
Americas Saturday, looking after mat
ters of business.
Asa F. Alexander, of St. Louis, Mo
is among the travellers spending the
weekend as guests of the Windsor
Hotel.
G. T. Douglas, travelling salesman
for the Worries Baking Co., of New
Orleans, is an over Sunday visitor
here today.
H. G. Barnard, of Chattanooga, spenI
Saturday in the city calling on his
many Americas customers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
JOINT HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN
SUSANNA WESLEY CLASS.

The members of Susanna Wesley
Bible class of First Methodist Sunday
school, were delightfully."- entertained
during late Friday at the home of Mrs.
George oliver, on Church street. Mrs.
Oliver, Mrs. Sam Heys, Mrs. w. M.
Humber and Mrs. Walter Maynard
were the joint hostesses, and the af-
fair one of the most enjoyable in the
annals of this popular class of young
ladies. Miss Carrie Speer is instruct
ing these young ladies, and under her
able tutelage, appreciate progress is
being made in the studies selected.
Three rooms of the well-appointed
Oliver home were used for entertain
ing, these with the spacious hall fur
nighing a beautiful scene in their dec
orations of carnations, japonicas. mar
cissi and hyacinths these fragrant
blossoms being used in greatest pro-
rusion everywhere. The program car
ried out included a beautiful tribute
to the poet Burns, whose birthday
was on the day previous, many of his
poems being we'll rendered by the
guests present Mrs. Clarence Ter
rell. who since coming to Americas
to live recently has made many friends
in the city, sang beautifully one Of
Burns poems set to music, and duet
by Mrs. Paul Ellis and Mrs. Joseph
Bryan was also greatly enjoyed. Mrs.
H. A. Smith, Mrs. Renfroe and Mrs.
R. S. Broadhurst read Burns poems,
and biblical guessing contest fur
nished pleasant entertainment during
the afternoon.
Miss Corrine Stills has returned from
a pleasant visit to Miss Ruby House at
Warwick, Ga.
Misses Bessie Mcleod, Lila Webb,
Annie Laurie Bunkley, Mary Lizzie
Forester, Missouri Harris, Messrs.
Casse1 Harris and E. L. Forester
motored to Americas Saturday after
noon.
Miss sallie Duncan Phillips. of Au-
gusta, arrived yesterday to be the
guest of Miss Matte Sue Taylor for
eeveraI days. Miss Phillips is to be q
maid Of honor in the Taylor Phillips
nuptials Of Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
MISS LINGO HAS THE
G.. S. CLUB GATHERING

Miss Mary Alice Lingo was the de-
lightful hostess yesterday afternoon
to the G.. S. Club. Heart dice was the
interesting game which featured the
afternoon, followed by a salad course
The guests were, Miss Dorothy Cargill
Miss Mary Rose Brown, Miss Margery
Kalmon, Miss Mary Sue Chambliss
Miss Margery Brown, Miss Eunice
Royal, Miss Geraldine Payne. Miss
Orlean Ansley. Miss Naomi Wright
Miss Pauline Broadhurst.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
WALLACE CHAMBERS TO SING
AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

An announcement of interest Is that
Mr.. Wallace Chambers, of Btrming-
ham, Ala, will sing today at the IL
o'clock service at First Methodist
church, and numerous Americas peo-
rle will avail themselves Of this OPP
portunity to hear this renowned bari
tone. Mr.. Chambers solo is in addi-
ton to the usual musical features at
this church, and one greatly appre-
ciated by those in charge of the ser
vice.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
THE ALCAZAR

Louise HUFF and Jack Pickford, in
Seventeen is the feature at the AL
cazar Monday.
Puppy Love-. that frightful cpl
demic to which the youth of all lands
fall victim at the tender age Of sew
enteen, is one of the richest and most
fertile fields for the Imagination of the
humorist. For that reason Booth Tark-
ington's great novel Seventeen. has
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
THE PARK BENCHES IN
WINTER

. y y y \ \ \ 4 y \ y = \ =
They wait, deserted. in the snow.
While Arctic winds around them blow,
Perchance a sparrow's chilly feet
May light upon a vacant seat,
Or one lone squirrel shivering stand
Where lovers once sat hand in hand;
But nothing human fingers near
The benches wait, aloof and drear.
Now, when the mercury is low,
They sigh for joy they used to know
Times when their wooden laps were
filled,
Time when their wooden bosoms thrill
led
To be so near to Life and Joy,
TO rosy girl and laughing boy;
When often paused the strolling feet
Weary from walking in the heat.
All we may have our choice today
In Swallowed spot or sunshine's ray;
Yes. even when the moon is high
The passing couples hurry by:
For who could breathe lovers tale
When sitting in bowling gale?
Yet, spite of this, their Winter trance,
Each bench has had its own Romance!
Here sat while, to think and plan
His future out, Coming Man;
A Writer, in that shady nook,
Visioned chapter for his book;
There. dreaming of Another Try"
A Has-been watched the world go by,
And, to some subtle kindship stirred,
Shared his last sandwich with bird.
They are gone!-each one his way
On some future Summer day
Other feet will pause and rest
Other love tales be confessed
Youth and Age sit side by SIDE,
Dregs of Life and Fashions pride;
But today the North winds blow
Empty benches in the snow!
Florence Van Cleve.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
MISS GATEWOOD HAD
SPEND-THE-NIGHT PARTY

An enjoyoble event of Friday even
ing was the spendthe-night party at
which Miss Agnes Gatewood had sew
eral friends who included Miss Mary
Sheffield, Miss Quennelle Harold, Miss
Mabel and Anne Ellis, Miss Mary Belle
Greene, Miss Mary Dudley.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
HERRITT-QUILLIAN

Mrs. John c. Merritt announces the
engagement of her granddaughter,
Miss Lila Boswell Merritt, to Mr..
Hubert T. Quillian, the marriage to
occur at the home of Mrs. r. L. Nc
Commons, Greensboro, Ca, on March
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

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cessful in thousands of cases Of Stom-
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tain a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy from Howelps Pharmacy or any
reliable druggist. who will refund
your money if it fails. advt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

l. No cards.
Miss Merritt is remembered IN
Americas by many friends as she has
frequently visited Mrs. L. F. Grubbs,
since her residence in Albany.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
The Use of Easter Cards

extending remembered
that this the delicate
total Easter Happiness
Cards Easter Greeting should individual
this only accomplished
graved to ORDER
craving Atlanta Georgia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
Die MntrittsreSe oes xeuem
b.utihen &anSlers.

am 19. Suli bat I'M Reihstage oel
neue ReibstauBIer ieine nit 70 gro,
Der SpanHung erfpurtete slntritts.
uno 9sroerannHreoe gebaIten. $dliS
uno GribiiHen ipuren uatiirlih polbe,
iest, iuo Der hinoesratb pur boil.
3ab!ig aupeierb. Ger neie ReifpS'
tdn3ler erihien nifa in urilitariif)er
llnif6grL pie iein 8orgdnger, ioit'
bern i'm ifpor5en 3ipilfleio. Dor Der
Rebe oes 3eidJsfnu3Iers ridtete Der
Brdiioert, aanlpi inter parmem
Seiiaa oes 9ouies einen fiir5cr odn-
fenben abj9ieossrub on ben bisberi.
gen Reihstan5lei, iofpie etnige 8e.
UrilBlHasworte on ben nenen Better
Der Moif,sregieriing. Sobaun ergrifi
Ir. Wti6aeIis oas g9ort 5u Der unteH
ioIgenoen Aebe. Zen &nuptnbihniti
Der aiisfiibrutgert oes ReihsfaH5lers
biloeten feline erfldrilngen iiber bic
ariegs- iuto sSrieoens5ieIe Der naieil
Sfeidsleihine, ioipie iiber Die Reii.
orieitierung Der interen BoIitif oeS
9ieibes. Tieien erfldruuaen gait
nad Der aunoaebuns Der gtehrbeits-
parteien bes 9feifstags bas angeuei.
ne sSrtereiie. Serr ghfoeIis bat aber
oaui aebdlten, porJer ieinen Stanb.
punft iiber Die Sfalo am ariegsdns-
briid, feiBritellen, bic er, mie Die oeut'
it,e ReJieriIng Dor ibm, ben GHtente.
uldhten ulo beion6ers Dem riiiiiihen
IobiIiiatioHsbefref 3i,ihiebt. Or bat
im peiteru ouh Die BoIitif bes unein-
geihrdnften llnterfeefriegs 5u retbt.
fertigen esuht, Die, fpie man fpeiB,
fiir5lih in Sciptau5i9ub oes Reidls.
tags Defenders bonn 8entrumsabge-
or6neten Gr5berger Iebr idorf anse-
ariffen porbeu III uno ben ausgangs-
punft Der gegetpdrtigen politiifsa
arije gebiIoet bet. Die arguulente
fes Germ WsAaeiis in beioeH Sra.
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|boae gcrtrsuen Der grcben g'arteirlt
in Der 8oIfSberfrctnng gcniebei.
ScIbitp,-itinSIi6 lit oacs bas nnr
,utter ber gorausietina nrgli1. o1i,
bon Der cf,beren Seiie anerfdnitt
miro. oaE ods perfciiunsSmabigs
Hedf Der Sie:asIeitllna CUR Tiltrinlg
l.. Der goIitif nidjt geiclmalert fperosr
bari. Cd bin nit)t ipillens, mir oi,
iyiibritne ats Der Sanb ncbmcn III
Iaiien. gsir fabren IN ipiIobeipcgter
See in gefdbrIid,em ssabripaiifr. atsr
bas 3iel iteb. inns Ieiidtenb Dor aii.
gin. sSas mir erfebneu, III Gin neues
berrlid,es TrntidIono. nidt Elm
Galtidilano, bGs nit @affengapoIt
terroriiirt fpiro, tpie Die Seinbe alcir.
ben. nein elm iiftIifl aeIdutertes.
aottesiiirdtiges, treies, frieblides,
madfpoaes TaItidIano, tns mir oGc
Iiescn. isiir oieies 9eiitfdIanr ipollen
mir fdnipfen nnS aIIein fir oieies
Deiti6Iniio rollen mir NIT imierrn
@riiocrn brauBen 5liten uno iterber.
{ieies geuti6lanS poIlen ipir uns er.
f6mpfen, allen 3einoen gum SroG.
(auieiiiser, Iebbnftcr geifaa)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

Sebe poit briugt Don ben Re-
sIerungss Gepartemsnts in gBajblnli
ton bsbufs Rttbsiluns an Oas Publi'
fun 3ui6riftsH, pel4e brinssnDs Gri
mabnungsn entbaIten, nit ben RGb,
runssmittsIn b0dit fpariam um5ua
seben. Cine anSahI ReSepts pssr.r
ansess6eR, lpis lleberbIsibiel, bic bis.
Der fOrtsslporfsn purbeu. in f6mat.
bate 9eridte DertDaubelt psroet
t0nnen unb tpie bic bisber ptr6rau9.
ten Quantitdten Don Rabrungsmittelr
cbne Ra9tbeiI fir bic 9eIunbbeii Dsr'
tiirst nerbsn f6nneu. 90 pirb A. g.
in Sesus auf 5lsif6 ssfast. bab uisl
sefpdrt fperben t6une, rsnn man
tteiue Mengen DON GteiI6 nit 9emii,
sufammenio6t, 70 bab teins iylsifG.
pcrtiousu berabfOlgt 5u fpsrbeH 6rar,
den. Gbsnfo brinserb frb bic grs
mubnunsen on bic Sarmsr, bic 9s.
bauuus b.s 8obens dus5ubehnen,
baluit tsin Wunesl an Hdbrunasmit.
telu eHtftsbs. Oiefs Gtiu6e tr.
fOIssH o6ne 3neifel auf Srunb bon
s.ndusr 8erednuus Der Reneen, rsIs
6s unf.re alIiirten braud:n unb Sisis
fine offsnbar 10 srpb, bah MIR mii
dubsritsr Sparfamfeit bic Wlenss. biz
fir uns Derbl,ibt, aisrsi6en lam.
&c pdrs th5ri4t ioI4e erma5nuasen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

ariege fallen. bemna9 ipiirbe bic gsss
sieruns 100 @iIlionsn dlssusa6Ien
baben unb sinsn 9.rIuit Don 80 Nils
Iipnen Dollars erleibsn. Die gsreds
nung pirb pobl ri9tis fein. absT
renn bic Regisruss 70 pisl qrdm.s
forbsrn parbs. als nOtbis 1T, fie pcr
@erluifen gu betpobren. 10 piirbsn bic
Solbaien bic prdmie ni4t sablsn
t0nnen. Der 0srIuit piro ais cine
ariessoussabe betra4iet.
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9re YerttqMun3Egst:Il,

0te Berttnerun3E Egetslls
I d q ftsn 6ttdmpfen oen Don Der
yfeeisruns ulterbretteteu pLaa aHr
9eriidsruHs Der SOIoat.n i'm 5s!ts.
Sin Argument Der Seieai6afteE 1T.
bab Die Rssisrune in ein Vsbiet ;iils
gretft, bas Der prinoteR 5bGtigtstt
ansebOrt. Sas III Elm argument,
Oas beut5utage gar teiHs 8eadtung
mehr Tiuost. Der arieg bat bic 2bds
tigteit Der Hsgieruus in suem uns
faHge ausgebebut, bab iie ale io5ia.
liitifhsn SbeaIs erfilt uno ts fam
aIs beffimmt sslteH, odb Dieles oaOon
mad esm 9rtegs Derbleibeu pigb.
Wster pirb oarGuf bingepisfen, odB
bic Regierung an Der 8erfl6erunJ
pieI gelb Derliersn nirn. sic bers
iaHst. btBt ss, cine primte Don 8
DofIars fir tuufsHb Dollars. Denu
eine Billion Soloaien fid n<rii6ern
faffsu. 10 piirbs Die Regisrung ddt
WilIionem erbdItsH. Die Stdffffiten
babsH srDHfsH. sab sebu PrOssnt IN
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unb.a9tst gu laHsn. .es 1T bsIdlpE
isns Sahc, an Der Iib nihts dnb.rl
ldbi, ben alliirten nit aaem, lpas Il
brauden, ausSubelfen unb offenpar
1T Der 8sbarf pon ibrsr Ssits FEB
srpB. Ridt minber mub bic Rssie
runs fir ausrei4snbs grndhruns In
ierer Solbaten i'm 4uslanb Sprg
trasen, 70 bab mas fir unieren g.e
oarf OsrbIsibt. i'm b0ditea Mabe be
idrGnit iein ipirb. M0sIidsrpsiI
pirb Der Wsunsel in bieiem Sabr
iid ni9t In briidenbsr @siie fiiblba-
MAIDEN, absr i'm nd9iien Sabre pirl
CT srob Tein. Die qniirten tperr
ben nod msbr 2eute, fpis tisber. pcu
pfluge foribolen. nm in ben Shiiben
arGbsn gu tGmpfen unb bic 3abl mn
fersr SoIbatsn in europa ipiro be.
b.utsnb ar0bsr isin, als isbi. 9ieie;
gerbdItniien miifen bic umeritdni
Ihen Sausfrdnen fi6 Ihon iebt an
paT.n. Die ResisrunassG sGrpertsn re-
bauptsn, bak bic @erTdpsnbun5 II
unferen aii6en unsekusrlid iii
Ob bas 5utrifft. tperben unfere 5ans'
frauen tpobl am beften tpiifen.
-
Oas itdrte iO5iairitiI6e 4otuH
in 0apton bsitdtigt unisre msbrfad
ausseiprOdsne anli4t, Dab aus BEN
&riese, Der bic Nelt in Elm S9labi.
baus perpaEbslt, Der SoSialismus Gls
Siseer berDprseben pirb. Die 9totb.
peHOisteiten Oss arisses babsn wte'
t9uDsn aur aHpenbuHs sebradi, Delfs
friibsr als unausfiibrbar betra4ts;
purpeH. DAP Der Staat bic @aarsns
prsiis feitiebi, ben 9striebsn be PRO.
fits porf9rsibt. Ssitimmunesn iibeI
EobnfragsH trifft uub iiberbailpt 4lss
tbut, pds bic So3ialiften DsrIangt pa.
ben, pirb BON Der eruben aIaiie Der
Gntrbten, bic an 3abl BET Weitsm
ale anbersn aIaHsn iibsrragt, NH
Boblsefallsn beoba9tet unb ba ons,
ipas prattif5 ousaeiibt ipirb, n;6t
msbr als unfru6tbare S6ipGrmsrsi
beSei9net tperben lam, 10 5at bos BEN
SoSialismus anbdnger DON Seit.n
Oerer eebra9t. bic ibn btslans ,ipei.
fslbaft obsr abIsbnsno ssssuii6sritans
ben. DAB bic Rebuius aud cine
aebrieite bat, nirb ni9t bea6tet.
Was Der ariss an fo5iaIiitifdsn Giris
ridtunssn brinst, finbet Seiial unb
ruff cine itarts fOSiaIiitiias Stims
muns berpOr, bic nit jebsm Gage on
araft gepinnsn ipirb unD nur huf9
balbise Disbsrbsriisuuns oes 0ris.
bens aufssbaItsH perben lam. Gs
Idbt ii9 au9 Der 8sfpeis erbrinssu,
bab Der ariss isIbf. Obns ole 8apeiis
bon Der Sur6fiibrbarisii ip5ialiiiis
i9er Ginri4tuugsn, eisisr partsi Gn.
bangor aufiibrt. Der Soaialismus iit
in Oeuti9lanb 5u elmer Siaaismabt
geporotn, neil er ben Jriebsn beiiir,
ipurtet. 5n Rublano bat sas Dsr'
lanssn mad 5risosn ben 3arismus
1eitiirat unb sinen io,iaIiftiThcn
Stoat esibaffsn. Gosor in GngIaan
III cine Tosialtftif6s StrDmune ndbr.
nsbmbar. sc 1T bnbsr ai6t su per-
bab iie aud Bel uns bertnrs
triti. Die 2dnber. ipelbe ben aanpf
fiir bic inbipibualtitiIfe Ssmoiratie
fiibrsu. bsrbslfsn bsr> Io,iaiiftiThtn
Demptrati, gum Sisas. @er bamit
'inperftdnoen IN. bat bic beiie gushft,
bic grfiiIuns Ieintr Mtinite gu is5sn.
GSer niht bamit einpsrftanbsu III, piro
Dem arieee als bem gGbrbobsn bes
Sosialismus fdlenniaft Elm Gnb. su
MAIDEN fu6sn. Disie gsoba9tung
mar es aud, bic ben idarF6lidenb,n
8opit oeranIabt bat ben Regisrunqen
'ein Srisbensprosramm gu unier6reis
I'm.
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Z uuncrstas, ben 16. ansmit 1917.
Die Stptomaten Der "

Die DipIomaien Der 9n'
tsute iino Der entidiebsnen glnii4s
baB pas 5ri.osnsanerbietsn oes 9Iap'
itss cine aai.itise Suriidpdiuns er'
fabrsn neroe. Soffnuns auf Sebo'
hattie Der papIt nur bunn, psnn prd'
iib:nt @ilion oem 9ori4Iase EdbsT
treten piirbe, aber bafiir II ni6t bi:
ninbeite ausiiht Uorbanoen. Gi'
@ermittluns oss pupites tann eab''
aIs dbeetban gelten.
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vie beutt9en e6siuIpemDs

OIe peutt9en SG5Ialoemp'
traten lebnsn bic GrOrItrun9 Del
snrIs9surlagan Gui Der SiOapolmtI
NonrrrenS aus BEN Oruu1e 40, pcE
pc sIne grnIsuns uPer Die JtdBtsyst!
Sur .oeeuoIsgns cta HrlsSss osT4tH'
psrn purDe. Gle groBe Ssbrm:IIie'
rrH, oie Oei4i9ts, sibl i9asH hIsTm
Aspt. 8is auI Den beutIgen lag
Dvlty1t teIne nepersInltlmhuns uetI
Die Aria9sn fribersr Hrisss uno 0Gs
na9pem Die Set ale 2eIoenidatttn,
Die eas llrt6stl triiben, ;um S9iost'
gen gsbra9t bat. I'm 10 peuis:r II
bisIe lIebersinitimmuug mitten IN
Sample gu erparten, gine GrOrte'
ruhg iiber ben seouateH Gegenitanr
f0nute nun sur 5Olse babsn, bub BIZ
&Onttren5 ergebniBlos aaselnaRoer'
ginge. Sppeit ss bic 4uIi4ten otl
e.utitsu Sosialiitsn betrift, babsn III
bic Regierung, trospem iir ibr immei
rsmoll6 sesenu0erssltanben bobsn unf
jeBt np6 ni9t nit ibr dussei0bnt fma
Don Der S4ulo an arise: freissiprJa
den. aus psl9em 9runbc fe aud
jeBt auf Seitsn Der Regieruna tss
ben. Ra6 ibrsr glufiuHIna ii tsr
llriprunq bes 9rieqes in tupitalii.is
ttsr GrObsrunssiubt gu Iuasn. Aas
biefsm 9runpe forbern lie aud ciHen
5Srisbsn obne Groberunseu, nobel tie
bon Der anii6t uusgeben, DuB, rsnn
biefer fiir6tsrli9s ari.a obns grn6ss
ruHasn enbei, bdmit EN- Sausrnbsr
SrisOe geiidert isi
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Benn man in Wafbington ben
0orfalaa pes papitss bstrefis oi?lo'
matli9er Eeseluns Der 3atunft Don
eIaBsNotbrinsen unb reireffs Der
Serhdltnine I'M SaItdn als oas groBts
TriensnsblnberniB betra9tst, 10 1T ocs
aus 3uei 9eii9tspunttsn ais ri4ris
Su nannsn psnisitsns ippeit q bic
Jtstaslanoe betrlTft. Die alitrtsn
beiisben auf Der usberlahung DON Gls
iabsSptbrinssr an 5rantrei6 une
Osutl9lanp if ebenio enti4leoeu sHts
ldlpilen, es ni9t abSutreten. Ssi
Iol4 unpsripbnIi6sr wisinunesusr'
l9isbenbsit lit cine YsritanDisnns
ni6t oenibor. gDds ben Saltan tes
trifft. pGre elm lIsbsreinioMmsn poal
m6sli6, penu StuIisn ieinen ab'ihs
Ten aui 5risit entIdst. Nia Std!ien
oaruuf niht peraidtsn uHb pirb Is
bisrin pon ieinen GlIiirter uutsritiist,
10 1T audi in oieiem puutte tsins @crs
itGubisuns mOglih. Sas Sdipsrt
pirb oabsr bic @ntIdeibuns brinssn
miiFen. 0onn absr bisis srfplesn
pirb, bos pifen bic SGtter. Dieieni'
gen. msl6s ben irieben erfebn.n,
brinaen bic Guiidt gum 4usbrud,
bab. penn Der &ries nod ianas oaus
ert, bic @6ltsr iih seeeu bisienigsn
Rsaiernnqsn srbs6sn fperbtn. bi: hem
iSrieben binb,rlid i'm Wsae itsben.
sluf bieie Wsiis finb tpobl idon ran
DE arieoe sum af6ftlub aslauat, aber
In ter nGditen 3eit 1T bus Hi6t gu sr'
parten.