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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14

The Womans Missionary society
was on last Monday most pleasantly
entertained by Mrs Sampley at the
parsonage. A business meeting was
held, at the conclusion of which the
following ocers for the coming year
/ were elected:
President-Mrs. S. E. Denton.
First Vice President--Mrs. H. J.
Williams.
Secretary-Mrs, T. A. Collins
Treasurer-Mrs. r. R. Jordan.
1.-THE following chairmen are TO
serve on their respective committees:
Social Service-Mrs. j. r. Jordan.
Parsonage-Mrs, H. j. Williams.
Young People-Mrs. 7. A. Collins.
Bible Study Mrs. c. C. McCrory.
Church-Mrs. H. f. Dixon.
At the High school auditorium on
lest Friday afternoon aud evening a
bazaar was held for the benefit OF the
U. y C. Quite neat sum was real
lied. The following ladies served on
| the various committees Mesdames
| S. C. Collins, W. A Murray, e w.
Strange, j. II. Cheney, w T, Tondee,
w. H. Collins, r A Collins, Fannie
Cheney and E. e. Collins.
Much interest center< in the APP
preaching marriage of Mr. Willie Jor-
dan ana Miss Mary George Wall. Mrs.
| IT, ]. Webb, of Sumter, a sister Of
the bride, will play the wedding march
and Miss Merwin Johnson will sing.
The wedding will occur on the night
Of the 9th inst, and is to be a brill
liant affair The invitation list will
include friends and relatives from Ell
loville as we'll as Buena Vista, Amer
icus, Oglethorpe and other cities.
The following young men from Ella
/ Vile have enlisted in the navy and
will soon leave for training schools:
DR.. T. w. Wilson, Nolan Strange
Clarke Williamson. Arthur Baugh,
Willie Lumpkin, Charlie Lumpkin ana
| Charles Cook
The many friends of Miss Sallie VIII
son will be glad to know that she is
recovering splendidly after an oper-
ation, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Robert Strange
! Mr.. and Mrs. ] 7. Royal, Mrs. B. G.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14

Cheek and Miss Claire Hill were in
Macon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hill, were shop
ping visitors in Americas Monday.
Mr. Roy Carter of Camp Wheeler,
Macon, is spending some time in FL,
layille.
Misses Roxie Stevens, Maurine Nun
roe and Mildred McCrory spent the
weekend in Montezuma, the guests az
Miss Georgia B. Holloway.
Mrs Arlington, of Waycross, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. W P.
Bridges.
Mr. and Mrs Fleming and family
spent the weekend in Macon, where
they went to visit the formers brother
who is at Camp Wheeler.
Miss Mary George Wall visited Miss
Georgia b. Holloway in Montezuma
the past week.
Mrs II. J. Hill and Mrs. James
Stewart were shopping visitors in
Americas the past week
Mrs. W. H Collins and daughters,
Thelma, Dorothy, Kittie, Pearl and
Florine, were in Americas Saturday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
CHRISTMAS DANCE

An effort is being made to secure
Bells Hawaiian musicians for dance
Christmas morning from ten to one
o'clock, which announcement will, no
doubt, be received with enthusiasm
by the dancing crowd These famous
players will give a matinee and even
ing performance on Christmas day
and if their services can be secured
for the dance its success is assured
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
4 = = + + \ = = = = \ +
BLINDNESS. =

DLlNDNESOs
= = y a = y =
You say have no passion in my
heart.
You say do not love you, that l
may
Give love to no one, for I cannot
love. -.
Ny Dear, this "love" wou want a
man may buy.
Women will fawn upon you for a
price
Burn kisses on your mouth, and in
your ear
Pour lying torrents Of their bound
less love"
A man may buy these things you
seem to crave,
May buy his passion and his white
hot flame,
And live to see it burn itself and
die.
But there within your foolish, care
less grasp
Lies my poor soul, f1uttering, cap
tive thing,
And in the depths thereof a tender
ness
Is waiting, hoping you will under
stand.
EVE STEVENS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
SOUTHWESTERN BANK
WILL PAY DIVIDEND

1t is probable that small dividend
will be- paid by the receiver of the
Bank of Southwestern Georgia at an
early date.
Attorney Orrville A. Park, of Macon,
representing New York creditors, was
here today for conference with Mr..
L. G. Council, receiver for the bank
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
GERMAN WRITER GOES NOT
THINK VICTORY is POSSIBLE

AMSTERDAM, Dec. Herman
victory in the war would mean that
the Germans "as the dominant race,
would have to keep in subsection by
force of arms the crushed and dis
possessed peoples" asserts George
Gothein, a leading Liberal member Of
the German Reichstag in an editorial
article in the official organ of the in
iueneial German Association for Com
n-ercial Treaties
Should we actually succeed in
gaining decisive victory, which only
few persons believe possible" he
writes, 1--WE should have to bear a
weight of ornaments for that pur-
pcse which would make it impossible
for our national strength, so terribly
weakened in any case by bloody loss
es, again to regain its economic pow
err. And yet without this permanent
political strength is impossible. One
day the world would rise against the
German sway, would burst its letters,
would destroy our power which wor-d
be lacking in economic support. For
if we have been able to hold out this
time. we have have above all to thank
out economic efficiency.
There remains only one solution,
peace by understanding. A peace
which is permanent must remove
from the world the rivalry of power
"An economic war after the war
would be unbearable for Germany"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
RTMNTAGE SALE

The Little Helpers of Calvary
church will hold rummage sale to-
morrow at Williams-Niles store, when
fancy articles will be on sale by the
Woman's Guild
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14

Clay Clark, Of Atlanta, is a visitor
in Americas, en- route to his planta-
ton near here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14

will find the corn or callus so shriv-
eled and loose that you can lift it off
with the fingers.
Just think of lit! You get rid of
a hard corn, soft corn or a corn be-
tween the toes, as well as hardened
calluses without suffering one parti-
Gle. Millions of women keep tiny
bottle on the dresser and never let
corns ache twice ADJ
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14

U: D: c.
The Z. D. c.. Chapter will pack y
box early next week to be sent to the
soldiers at Camp Wheeler Many
boxes are being sent by the various
organizations in the city and else
where and the idea of sending gifts
to the boys in camps is a beautiful
and most creditable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G, Council, Mrs. Y.
Il. McNulty and Miss Allen Fisher
notored to Dawson yesterday after
noon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

glu II Erbfitnr W}nrooret IS 9,nfer SIR
oo0f G,tionn RInre "a enbrc III
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

8nIti morc. a. sscbruur 1917
9a Die SirnBcnourb0ru6Ss@u s@umHiidre in
Der Sinbt baltimore in qcie6Iit0 npreeidric
hener gScilc loren enbpitliqcn mo corriQirien
8cricDi iihcr Die 8upeipru@cncn @ntf6d0igu1s
aen, lluloieu nuo @eribcrb6Dnupcu iiir Die
0Duocmnirnh0 mo smdcbnun bcr rbo.9Ipc.
INC, bon Der Giiofciic bcr GroBaGiraBe bis sur
Goroieitc ber Stodbolm SirnBe nebt oer bus
raul be8igl6en cnoQiiliipen mo corrigirien
erlIdrcnoen @qric in @emdbbeii Der Sori1rli,
ten bee Baltimore Gioot&bnrterS nno oer ON
10. 9lngliii 1909 nnicr8cimnccu @croronung
gir. 3s7 oes Qiapprs NM gtaoiratbS bon Qdls
tinore bei mir eingercic0t buben,
miro bermit bcialtnt qcluddlt Dob belnpter
@eridi lno aarie aui oieie gsciic. IN bieicm
&iircuu binicrlcqt ipDrocn itilO, uno odb 0cr
WiaDor nnb giaoiraib bon baltimore o3cr irs
gclo pcldbe Rcrfon oncr Bcrioncn noer 0orpos
ration ooer Gorporntonen, Die mi. Der @crs
tbeilung Der oorbenannter @nti@dogun0en
poer gSeriDerbnbnnacr nnaulre0en linn, iilners
bal6 oreibia (30) 4aget bonn iliui5cBntcn Snae
im GScoruar i'm SABRE 1917 an ais ocm Sahm
Der critcf bon mir uuS0eQuupencr Gcr0icnt
Iibira oieier gioii8, i6riitli6 oaaeGcn an oaS
Baltimore StnoiQcridt uppeniren iinb oaS be-
iqaic @er1t crinDen m1eeiL oieieben 6u re-
bibircn
6Sebri5 % .Mdr5tS) GtabisNe0irator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
aSrcnerif N}niincr.

Gs riarb nm 2t SeDrtar 1917, 9bcnoS,
3rrberiR NaRi;rr, qcicbcr eoiie bon Ncrndus
hina g(nbncr, gch Gnbnt I'M gllier bon 80
SaDrcn uno S Mlonaicn IN icncr Q9obnnuq,
gir, 800 GitS'NaH.glDcnMc, Sic &ecroipllna
fnoci nnI Gnmitoo, a. tSebrar, s llbr slor'
1cis, bonn @ierbebnufc, aus our r0ntilMf0ib.
Scr8 Selii.Nrc6c pn im 8 llbr lorpenS cine
ACCOMPLISHMENTS fr iciu gcclcnbcil cclehrlrt
pirp, iinil, Nclicsun9 dni Dem Dper5 Scu'
5rcnbnic"
(6Icbclauo, cbio 3ciiunecit m5oen ocidaioit
cppircn) (iScb22 24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
TIMES PUZZLED BY NATIVE
AMERICAN VltEXV

From the editorial columns Of the
New York Times:
In chorus all the big En-
tonte PoWers8 s8scrcam In agony
at the idea OF peace without
balm for the wounds of little
Serbia, Belgium, Montenegro,
and way stations.-Los Angeles
Times
This Is not an extract from
pro-German argument; it pro-
ceeds from the strict neutrality
Of mind which Is the attitude of
SO mucn of the West The ar
ticle from which tho sentence is
taken is not in the least pro-
German We reprint it because
of the singularly felicitous way
in which the whole mental view
point Of that part of the West
to which we refer is compressed
n in twenty-eight words Hard
as 1t is TO understand in the
East there really are large parts
Of the Union not pro-German in
which the idea for which so
many Frenchmen and English
men are Offering their lives
seems amusing as q bit Of cant,
and in which the ruin OF way
stations excites neither indigna-
tion nor sorrow"
TO this the New York American
remarks:
The Times and the minority Of
Americans whose views of the war
are expressed by the Times are never
50 amusing as when they arc most
serious.
they assume that Americans
ought to bo un-ncutral; that they
ought to be bitterly anti-Cerman and
eagerly pfo-British. And, having
settled matters thus in their own
minds, they are frankly puzzled and
amazed that the majority Of Amer
leans refuse to think as they think
or to act as they would act If they
could.
1t never seems to occur to this
minority that tho rest uf us, who are
the majority, are apt to be as good
Americans and as apt to be able to
form an opinion of the war and its
causes and objects at least as in
telligent and as accurate as their
own
The conviction at which most
Americans have arrived is that all
the parties to the war were prepared
for the struggle and willing to be-
gin; that the objects the Central En-
pires had in view were to extend
German control over the Balkans
and to open the road to German
colonization Of the Near East and to
construct a railroad water route to
tho Far East competing with the
Suez route; that the objects of the
allies were tho re-conquest of AL
sace-Lorraine, the forcible seizure Of
the Adriatic Coast, the division Of
tho Near East between Russia and
England and, above all. the destruc-
ton of German trade competition
and the hindrance ofGerman colonial
expansion in Asia and Africa.
Seeing the allies and tho Central
Empires both officially admitting
that those are their aims and de-
mands, the majority Of intelligent
and impartial Americans are indeed
little inclined to attach Importance
to the pious platitudes and high
sounding asseverations Of moral
obligations by which the combatants
seek to disguise the practical political
and commercial ends for which all
arc really fighting,
or course, we do not expect the
Times to understand why the major
ity ofyus Americans feel as we do.
Only an American paper can un-
derstand Americans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Gnfhcrinc g. glcdrcnoa.

@s iiorb ofi 90 Scbruar 1917 Catherine g.
maii6ic i6 6rcniloe dn6 cinecia6rn Scr Ncs
croiglng an Treitnn, 23 5cbrudr Wlorgens
XII llbr, bon Dcr gSoDnulig ibrcS Nnlcliobns
@eor9c lg Socbcrclicr. Nr 3tt3, gScitsyiurt1s
9iBcnnc, aus, bcianubncll. Ncifetnnq aut oent
nYouoon tSricobpic" (Scb21 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

bic @icnbabl@ @cltuihaiten Dcrnrtportlid fir Ole gtuD
rngsnlitteI auoppbcit III Den @roBitd0tcn ocs 9ens-
0e 8obngeicaiGoftGi iinocn Die 8ef0roprling bon
fyrodt fir bic glaiirtcn profitoblcr als sic @ei6r0c
umg son glo1rugsuitieln iiir Sic 9(metifancr; llno
5uocn pcr0en bic 8obncn bon Ger Sodjfinan3 lno ben
Nhuitions Sobrfoutcn controlrt Die or6 sic 2ieics
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Sano 9creinbredch
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grlinge oQtc iii gloro 8ronfrcid ourd5brec6cn oati
mirocn lic nocb gniidt 0c8 duei5eriidcn Wlilitdr-
@nnpcrit0uoacu 5ie9emann sod iii Dem fogenoen
MepcNnngstrea uterIicgen neil III oieicm Die Delit
icac Iicicr leicn gSdHreno ous brtde Seer MIR
fir ben Stcluqsfricg alsgebl0d mor0en iei ul0 oas
icbige iran5oidc Seer olh feline llcnlng int Sciuc
qunastrico baba, bobe oe oeuthc Secresletung oo.
filr aeiorgt ooh an Dem @epcgngslriege Mltnta.
MEN rce9t pielc 3uilionen obueAclno tbcilna9ncn.
1ao GmNrcn an Der ysSpbns Sppfias lluocritG%
iinoct ett nit 9coanpiten Grommcflang itott; Die
@tuncnten 9uben elm Stu0ettencorpS organiirt ro bcn
lid ili Aricaspie( gsein oonn Die 9uieball Saiion
er6fnc miro unO Oie Gnbboaipicc III ibre giedtc trc
ten uno pdbrcno ocs Sonincrs ciBg 2upn Eenns
geipiet miro bleibt boffentlid ondl nod etDas 3eit
itbrig 8uni 5tiore oc oa8u iit bic lluiucrlitdt ia
c8entlih cnigcriAtet woroen.
glIfo Gr 0SmarO GuriCu, Scr Grtc aOrS Set 6ri.
tiden tonrntGt eicbt 5iL Dob ole oeutdeu ltg3ootc
III 9irfli6fct cine icbr crnte @eobr fir England
biIoc no oobei gie6t Ct hin Oie &crue 8p sic ofii
5ea 0enlcIoe porOcn iu0, tuas nict mcbr ais bic
&dlftc oar tbatadiaei @erluite 1T ggoate cir 50.
mnro oic pnbrcn Shiffspcrtiite ongcben, Gin Gotb
idrei piirOe oirdl gan5 Gn9Iouo baaep,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22


9iC Gutcnte.3ctnng ,,glcu 9Orf gOrlO", bic in
Slnigeraramolleu cine GcronIoiug iicbt fir oen @r.
loB cincs Neutrality-suspicious. fin 2e6enSmitte mas obcr
aus &iidbt fir @nglano beiIebc nidt geide9cu Oort
bcrludt oen Seem PORTER Sngcr.arupaq oont ais
up6cocntcno 9in5ultclen inocn ie crfGrt Gin GROCER
Sbeil Der 6raitel1 Die nod Nrot fir ibre Gmocr
iNrcei, icicn ols 2dnocrr 9cfomuc no oe @rciic
bon Der &cgieumg re8lrt piirocu Gus 1T crItlid
mol cine hcnubtc llnwabrbet: ais jeuc Sroucn aus
JliBlono, 9Solcif 0jo3ieu lhgorn Stolicn iin0 All.
ocren S6Ocrn ocs Hio0ltli1en Grropos nof glmerifa
fonc gnb q bort cbenio meig cine &rcisfcItIcslug
ourb Die Negierung mie bel inns; crit felt 0eu 9ls-
brli@ oes arcges orgc bic europdiidci Mcoicruu-
gen oofiir Dab sic gSudcrer ons Golf uidt ousiall1
gen. llno ferncr dreicn Die in 9nlcrifa ge6orcncn
6rauci ebcto dnel nad 9rot fir brc aiocr als oic
in @liropo geborencn ipenn oc S{iOer rliian ,Otcr
td6 bin 6uHgrg~ uio es 6efnoet lid fein 5tdc grot
ino fein @5el0 I'M Sous 0ie uMorlo~ c6t eber ooS
onierifdnbc 8olf bungerr, ais ouB niere Hegiertng
elm Gmborgo aui Die 9lusfubr BON Ao1rlngSnlitteln
legt nooprd ia Dcr eriebntc arieg nit 9ehlaio IN
nod nc5eligerer 5eriie eeriidt meroen miiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
a0nncrltaa, 0en q. 6ebrnar l917.
sic Gage Set Gutcutc- -GtaatSmauucr 1T feline beuci'
Ocnsuertbe.


Ocnsucrtbe
gSir polcn ocn Sirieg 5im glbbtiB brngeft neil
sic 5drcdcn ocs aricgcS lnS riBrcn; uniere 5cnOe
bugcocn mplcn ocn Strcg ucitcriiDren peil Tic oie
Sdrcdcn oes 8rcoen8 firMten~ nit Oieic @ortcn
bat ocr boperde neutrality-suspicious. @rof @corg :.
Son Nortlnq 0os @efii6l oer Iei0enoen Mdnncr in
Guaaio 5ronfrci6 Stolien itno RuBlono ieocnfols
rtdta bcaetdnet De 5taotsndnncr Ser @ntcntcldls
scr mogqn uid 8gc6eu OoB lie ibrc arcgs5ice nid)t
crrcidcn f6nnc 0ob iic oc gcgcnpGrtigclt Nbtommen
bcsiql scr .gcptcpcrfgcihmg nidt einbolten fonnen
1uio Sab brc &6lfcrf oic drcdiidn Spfer an Ntcll-
iAcnlc1cn io sic bo6en 0per ali ct urionit gebrodt
boben Tic britiiHen StaotSnl6nner bcfrNtel oaB
sic Gitcitc os Orm 2en gc6rn miro, wcfn Elm Sric-
0c QchoiicH miro, oer Die D1ittelnadte olS Seger
ouericnacn niuB ita0 cnen groBcn &irtblAoftSbuno
idlofit, Der oou @nglildcn &ona bis gum Berltlden
Mlecrbicn rcidt unO oer gflBluu6's Staliens ltnD
8rontrcidj's g8nidc iineriiiat ldbt; e piiicn BOB
ib br d6ucr &laI seulcnhafttd nit ben jceiGen
NerDlaoctcn 0cutldcilo nod 0cm &rcgc bonoelspolts
tiidl pciter 3a bcfdlpien nd)t Deriprtlihen miro,
mein Der S{rieg nit Der Sdlung encS grcBei mtel'
clrop1iidcn gSirtbidoitsbmoeS cnoet, Ser einen gs
lduicr bis ins @cr3 ocs 9ries biilcin bat llnO oe
@tnotSn1luer ollcr entente @Gdtc bcirdten, DAB Ic
ppn cigcncn &ofe sur 6edcnicboft gc8ogen iperocn
ipena fic eincn 5rie0eu idtcBen ourd Den iie ou@
dt cin ein5iges brcr &ricgS5icle crreidcn 3urd bic
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sic &iioc boben ie ibrc @olfcr gum grngen bon I'M
lncr ucuei Gpfcrn ongcddelt; otrc1 0e 2igc brin-
nen iic iid ielblt idlieBIih an oen @ogct mcin eS
bncn u6t gclngt III ocieru SSrii6iobr o6er Somucr
ciucn cntbci0enoen Gicg 5u erringct. Sbre SicgcS'
oNsdieu iinO obcr sic oenlbor idcdltciiel
sic &ooc Der Gntcnc StaoiSnldnncr lit feline be.
neiocnSpcrtbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

Die e'cTdjidJts uieber6olt iidy am Sisris inb sic
Eilrfen 5ebn &ilonicter 8uridgemorfen uoroen Sode
Nofridtcn gingcn Dor einem Sabre aah Ser @eiun.
aeuno6me ocr 6ritiidci 9rncc IN autel9mora Dor.
olls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
elpdn lErrncrif Nlnhlitnnc.

@S itarb an 90 Sc6rnar 1917 Su1n Grcsc.
9iiobliinoc ac6. Nrinlmcbcr i'm Sllier bon n
Sobrcn mo q Tupen. Die 8eeropuna finoet
am Gnnncriiag, ~. Tebrnar, ls2 llpr gtadbs
nitlo0s, bon icincr geobliing yir. 22O2, CANT
&ut0. @nlmdnuels Stircbc, Gorolines nabe Nals
tnore Strabe 700 Die Trouerieicr iiQiilnoet.
NeicfunG chi oem rSlnmunlcl Srieopote"
Nnllrnnilc llSch2l l--22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

SIS iiarb an 20 Scbrltar 1917 Slsa gbcrlc,
aeicoic Woliih bcs bcrlior6cncn Trancis 4.
gperle, i'm 2lier bon "a Sabrcn uno 3 gionus
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boripred,eu.
The Huttig news., 1917-03-10
Earthauake Caused Chances.

An effect af the Nevada earthquake of the last quarter Of 1915 has been an increase to three or four times the former amount in the flow of streams and springs throughout the northern part If the state. Observers have pro nounced this earthquake more violent than the one that caused such disaster in San Francisco in 1906, but in the thinly settled region tie damage was small. Beginning October ?. there were more than BOG shocks within three roaths. The most notable mark of the disturbance has been left 6n the east side of Pleasant valley, where the aluvial detritus at the base of the Sonona range has settled away for vertical height of , to 12 feet and q horizontal width of feet over q dis tance of nearly p miles.