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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-08-09
ROTARY CLUB
FOR AME:R|CUS
IS ORGANIZED
STARTS WITH CHARTER MEMBER
SHIP OF TWENTY. FORMERLY
UNDER DIRECTION OF THE IN
TERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

Amercus now has Rotary Club.
The club will be formally organized
at an early date, and on September
12 it will be presented with a charter
by the International Rotary Associa-
ton and made a member of that Or
ganization.
The other Rotary clubs in Georgia
are located as follows: Atlanta,
Augusta, Macon, Albany, Columbus,
Savannah and Rome.
Americus was singled out by the
Rotary Association for club, and
the local branch has been in pro-
cess of formation here for nearly a
year, a great deal of quiet work be-
ing done, according to the Rotary
plan, during that period
1t is believed that the club will
urove ona u the greatest assets Am
ericus hes ever had A Rotary club
meets o tie each vteR at luncheon r
dinner It's ,ra,hDe- hip is formed N
the unique pls1 o. one active and rep
resentative man from each line Of
business and profession in the com
munity Thus in Rotary club there
is ant Iawer, one doctor, one banker
one dry goods merchant, one shoe
merchant, etc, etc.
The Americus Rotary club starts
with a membership of twenty, whic}
will be increased gradually. The mem
bers are selected originally by the as
sociation Applications for member
ship are never received, each club
picking out the men it wants.
The charter members for Americu'
and their trades or professions are:
Frank Harold, coal dealer; w. w.
Dykes, lawyer; Dave Andrews, cloth
ing merchant; J. E. Hightower, book
store; J. f. Johnson, light plant man
ager; Franc Mangum, editor. Arthur
PyIauQeI, screen manufacturer; Wal
Ger Ey;snder, automobiles; George
r. Ellis. farm loan; w l.. English,
real estate; Herbert Hawkins, insur-
a7cc; John Sheffield, hardware; l..
L. McClesky, cotton seed and oil;
Paul Westbrook, telephone manager;
W. E. Taylor, dry goods merchant
J. E. Mathis, school superintendent;
Albert Harris, grocer; NJ H. Wheel
er, dentist; s. F. Howell, druggist
The following officers have bee
nominated for the Americas club:
Franc Mangum, president; George
R Ellis, vice-president; ]. E. John
son. secretary; John Sheffield, treas
urer.
A board of directors will also be
named.
At the final preliminary oragniza-
ton meeting of the club this week
prominent Rotarians from Albany
were present, among them being John
A Davis, the district organizer; Ed
kalmon, H S. Kerby, and D. R Beatty
September 12 was fixed as the date
date for the intuition of the Americus
club, when large delegations from
each club in the state will be pres
ent, including Malcolm Jones, of Ma
con, the district governor. This is ex-
pccted to be a red letter day in Am
eIicus.
The Americus club will hold its
next meeting at luncheon on Thurs
day Of next week
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12

ADJUSTMENTS
zee go S<<s SSSS
Very Good Eddie"

The management OF the Gay4ty an
uoun.eS To- lis attraction Monday
night. January Il. a musical comedy
that OJtawans have been waiting anxi-
0us.y Tor the opportunity to witness.
Very Good Eddie. the offering on
,1lt date viii he given a hearty vel
come I; is credited with being the
smar'est and brightest musical
comedy presented in years, and there
Is every reason 20 believe tina, i;
viii De greeted by capacity house
II is sand that the daintiness. charm
ami breeziussS of the play. w.usome
Young chorus girls. smart cosmming
AMI scenery ami a clever cast arr
among the conspicuous features OF the
entertainment which takes by storm
every town in which il is presented
The Narbury Coms,Ock company
The producers OF the play. state thai
the principals iu This seasons com
pany include several d. hose whoI
appeared during it, metropolitan en-
sasemeu;. and thai the young women
oN the ensemble are remarkable for
their voices, as well as being comedy
and with youthful high spirits.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
To Ladies
Who Are Stout

Fat is fatal to health and beauty
'educe weight sensibly and easily;
improve your health and figure. Avoid
heart trouble, wrinkles, nervousness
weakness, etc, besides embarrass
ment due to obesity.
Look and feel younger. Walk
prlghtlF Let your eyes sparkle with
lew fervor Surprise and delight your
friends BE a girl again.
Go to the druggist and get oil Of
torcin capsules and follow the direc.
lions OF the wonderfully fine fat re.
iuction system Reduce ten to sixty
pounds Eat all You need tncluding
some candy, if desired while reduc.
ing
Don't bother about going through
tlreSome exercises or following severe
rules of starvation diet Why not
become slender without 50 much work
worry and self.denial?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
ILLINOIS TO BE THE
BEST FARMING STATE


Champaign. Ian. Illinois prom
Uses 10 he one OF the greatest farming
states IN the union. With nearly half
OF the Ip2 counties in the state hav-
ing anized county farm bureaus. it
can easily be accomplished, accord
Hs 10 y. VI. Ease. iagm bookkeepms
a"di''r OF the University OF illinois.
me Slflte 'hese e'lc'eut idrm I'D
users can slIe no the farmers should
pace me sucker state a. an asrl.ll-
t'ifal cehief Tar n advance 81 "a'
H'aei STATE uc believes
oiN'tWo counties nave already oi
gained. MI case declares. and with
leH or WE'VE W the process OF fer
H'a'ioA me middle marx should be
reached before the END OF the month.
tie Oe'ieFeS. y ls only q question Of
Tune uhlli every county m Illinois
VIII nave MS association.
many OF me associations have
doubled thetr membership Mr Case
says All OF the actua! experience
IN the farm adviser work is trench
aous testimony Of IT'S success aud q
WONDERFUL prophecy OF the future l.
actically every county in the state
gong 70 nave farm adviser? 1t looks
very much like it And are SO many
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
MINIS TO MAKE
MORE coin IN DAY
NEW CASTING MACHINE Will
TURN OUT INGoTS FOR FIVE
CENT PIECES
Demand Each Wear for f0o.oo1,o00 One
Cent Pieces

To provide ingots for making one
cent and five cent pieces. which are
being coined in larg quantities ev-
cry year, new casting machine that
turns out ingots weighing more than
i've times as much rs those heretofo.
used. has been placed in service in the
United States mint Al Philadelphia
In connection with his machine larS
o. rolls for forming the plates FROM
which the coin blanks are cut are al
so being used, the whole purpose OF
lie improved equipment being to turn
out more coins in day
How important this is Is shown IL
the fact that each year there IS nov
a demand for approximately 10000. :
200 one cent pieces anu b0,0o9,0G0 five
cent pieces or niCkels.
The new ingot casting machine
consists OF a tuIntable mounted Oh
ball bearings, on which are eleven
vertical molds. ranged eQuidistant on
q circle five feet in diameter.
Each mold is made up OF | tlat pla,e
f,xed vertically TO the turnta6le au1
4 removable channel. the two. when
placed together forming a mold which
casts an ingot OF the coin metal thdt
weighs about twenty two pounds anG
IS twenty four inches long, tour and
one quarter inches wide and threa
quarter inch lick.
With The removable channels
clamped into place, the turntabe is
rotated and the molds are brought
in succession into position for filling
from the crucible, which is charged
with just enough of the molten metal
to fill the eleven molds. The molGs
ere filled by two meters, each
equipped with graphite dipping cup
Of such size that the two cupfuls fill
the mold
The second meter starts his pour
Just before the first emptes his cup
With this Arrangement the eleven
molds are poured in about five mil
utes, and in this period of time there
is no danger OF the molten metal in
the crucble becoming chilled. -popl.
uar mechanics.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
STATUE OF EMMETT
GIFT TO Will SON

washington, Jan T. A miniature
bronze replica Of the heroic statue to
Robert Emmet, standing in the
rotunda of the National Museum. was
this afternoon presented to President
Wilson.
Both the statue and the replica
itself are Amerlcan-made. Under the
supervision of the sculptor Jerome
Connor, an American citizen who was
porn IN Ireland, each was cast from
American standard bronze at the
washington Navy Yard and all ma.
leriaI and labor on the finished pro.
duct are of American origin and
ctiaenry
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
MEN MEET IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan. 12-Today was
hotel and restaurant day" at the
Patriotic Food Show being held acre,
and hotel and restaurant men from
many states in this section Of The
country were in attendance The II
lnois Hotel Association is holding its
annual convention here today. hay
ing advanced the date from January
l6 so that the hotel men could attend
the food show
I. d. Green, president of the Hotel
Mems Association of New York, w
e. Statler, who operates hotels in
Cleveland, Detroit and other cities
". n Robinson, hotel food admins.
traitor Of Missouri, and other well.
known hotel men were expected TO
attend the convention and show
The Illinois Association Of Chicago
held a Joint luncheon at the Hotel La
Sale and attended the food show
afterwards f. G. Walcott, first aid TO
Food Administrator Hoover is in at.
tendance at the show.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12

DON'T MISS THIS. cut out this
Up enclose with be and mail it TO
Foiey a Co., 1888 Sheffield Ave. Chi.
ea-o. ILL.,. writing your name ana adj
dress clearly You will receive in re.
tnrn trial package containing Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs.
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills.
for pain in sides and back rheuma
tlsm, backache. kidney and bladder
ailments, and Foley Clthartic Tab.
lets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartc, for constipation,
biliousness. headache and sluggish
towels For sale by ". y. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12

Worthy OF Thought.
\ quiet mediocrity is still to be pre-.
'orred before a troubled srperftuity.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12

City Collector
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
Special Assessment Notice

special assessment warrants lor
pacing and sewers are now IN Tho
hands Of the city collector All nor
sons obligated to pay same viii please
cal! at the city office, northeas, base
meht room of Central Lie Building
v. W, CURTIS.
civ Cc1Innto.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
(tl54l
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank of Ottawa

Vt Ottawa the Illinois The close business Dccmbe
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
Salt to Clean Dress.

Clean soiled light cloth garments by
rubbing them with hot salt. After.
ward brush wen with clean brush
ana danpen ana press if necessary.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12
Warranty Deed.

lamos Il. Carney and wife ct al 10
Louise kaen, lots :. = biz .. Riehey's
add Marseiles. 5 zoe
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-12

OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Illinois at the close business on Deem
l. a Except those shown on
and bins relscounol ,oiner than bank
... 100000 slsoGseso
5 T. $ bonds Cother Liberty Bonds o lel7):,
Z. s. bonds deposited to circulation tpar
Liberty mpedscd 81. per cent .~a
seur iii |'" etc. oo.her than T. 81 'V'''
owned unpiedged ...."'" sssab
3 Stock Of Federal Reserve Bank $50
IL ru Ta"s Of ana Si" ss'are s0o.e SsSS
70 Lawful Federal Reserve Bank Il. ssiiSs
b. Cash in vault and net amounts due from national
Total Of TENS IL Is is II and is - sos7s ''''
- Checks on banks located outside of city
Redemption fund %s do o'1 treasurer san1 " sna duo
% Other G asse IT, I npTWsr saving, cero 10000
Stamps and Thrift Cards ............,.. s7A2S
Total Observation-Disclosures. ,25as4l5s
Capital stock paid in ..."'."..'.'....... esooou
q 1 undiViieu p' profits 1 sgISM
% Amount for ....., 1880
20 Circulating outstanding .............
ject to Reserve deposits payable within 80
3; Individual deposits ........ lss5so7
T 9a than an for money Sasg sorrox s '%n
deposits, subject Reserve Items 49, a.
Time deposits subject Reserve payable
a. ot leq i%s as spo'nsS' ..... s,ss,
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve,
Items A. AZ AZ and A ...,.,.,,.,...... 57:6735
Total ,........,..:..;...:.....:" .s,seal.'s
Federal Reserve Bank Item Id. l75OOOO
State of Illinois. County
s that the above knowods
Correct-Auest: ~ ' ~
s ss44S )! + s S%SS
Subscribed January. 1918
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-29
SnIanS.

Arbeitsninilter WiIion Bat li1
bereit erflGrt, Dem @ouuerneur Ste
pbens BON 9aliforrien eine abi6riit
oes pom slrbeits- -Gireftor Oensnnore
iiber Die Woonep 9lffaire eingereid,-
tep 9erihtes sur gerfiigung 81 Itel=
len. Dagegen meigert er lid), Der
@rano sSlrp bon Gan Jraneiseo,
melhe Die BON Dersmore erbobeneli
acknowledgement, ioipeit oieielben De-
fannt geiporoen ui1teriu6en miro, oic
geipiinidte gluffl1rung reIp. eine slb-
i6rift oes Gapportes 81 geben.
@onperneur Stepbens bon &a-
liiorllien bat einem Gonlite Des Sa,t
sSrancisco 9abor Councils, melheS
i'm nm ole 8egnaoigung Des 5uia
Sobe perurteilten Com Wtoonep er-
ilicJte, nlitgeteilt, oaB er ben 5all, be-
ionoers aber Oas neile, 81 @uniten
WtooneD's geiamnelte Gntlaitlngs-
0faterial, nohmals eiller grIllolicbeu
Griifung urtersiebet miro.
- Sfe nabrettD Der Sriegs5elt bel
Den giierbabnen I'M gan5en Sannc
als Stenograpbinnen, Glerfs uim.
angeltellten Sralien iul0 Ma0hen,
= ilngefibr 100000 on Der 3abl
iollen aud nad Dem 5risoensidluE
ilt oen bon ibnen eingenonmtenei
Stcluneen perbleiben Die euosiilti-
ee Gutideioung iiber ibr @erbleiben
lit alleroings ben giielibabn @eiel-
I1aften iiberlaiIen.
= Ser im 3uhtbailie bon Sius
Sing iisenbe Strafling Sames 3ea-
gan bat Elm @eitdnonis abgelegt, i'm
6ebrlar 5. IS. cine gemiiie 5raa
Selene Samel in gteip Yorf getotet
5u baben Die 19-idbrise gliiabetb
9asfa bon Sreemansburg, Ba., spei-
de bisber i'm 8eroadt itano, ras
Gerbrehen ueriibt Su baben, lift bier
ourd bollit1uoig entlaitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-29
Summer 1926

trdnfebauoel rnb Die 2eute, oie i'm
betreiben, itannleir aus Dem politi-
i1en Borterbuh Der Yrpbibitioni1ten,
tatid6lide getDeiie fiir iie iino i'll Der
Wlrflibfeit idJtper 81 fiioen llliD
menn bier uno on ein5elne 8orforrlt-
mile oieier slrt nod5upeiien fino, ic
trifft es allf Die Mngenleinbeit nidt
all. @ber lett fuBt man es ibon ais
Serbrehen auf, nenn @aIilpirte llno
grouer iicb oagegen pebrell, oaB man
ibneu ibr bollItdnoig legitilnes Se=
ibaft nebrnen mill, uno pplIltanoia
legitim lit ibr @elhaft, 10 lamge fcin
@eiet, oas es berbietet, eri1tiert.
Sect naf Dem @riege, Die Gre
gltng tuieoer an5llfad)en uno Die Sc
polferung I'M Iageneinen gegen ei-
men Seil oerfelben auf5ubesefl lit Elm
Gerfabren, oas aufs gnti1iebettite
perltrteilt lperoen i1nB, llnb oas il,
feiner 8eiie unierem 9anoe 5unt
@orteil gereihen fann, neil es fel-
men peiteren 3med bat, ais 3uie=
tradt 81 iaen lt1o @aB llllo 8erfoi-
gung gegen einen Der belten Seile nn-
ierer 8ep0lferung berDor5urnfen.
Nber es iheilt, ols ipenn qeraoe oas
Sestere 8unid uno slbiiht Der ,er-
preB" mare
Sim nd1iten Sage bat Sic Or.
preB" lire Seserei fortgelest. Dies.
nal ri6tet lie ibre slilgriffe aber aus.
iblieBlid gegen Die alnerifanifden
9elltfden. Die ,oeiltide Bropagan-
oa." mas inlrler tie oaruf1ter perls...
ben mag, iperbe auh nod Dem ariegc
fortgeiett, ia oieie oelltibe 9ropagan-
oa lei tDie Mrnliit uno &ramfbeit inn
mer sll fin0en. .Die blonde geltic,"
lpomit tie Die 9iirger oelltiAer Mb-
filnft meint, boffe nod inlnner, oaf,
Der Gelltib= =@merifnnisnlus pieccs
aufle5en meroe. llno man biirfe it'd
nift oariiber punbern, oenn es ieret
ia nod INNER ueberrelte gu finoen,
spIe oelttihe 3eitungen, oemti1e Ser
cine, oeutid)e annoioaten fir offentli.
die genlter etc.
Wfit anoern @orten aIle oieie
ntiilien Deridpiroen. Gas lit Der @i,
pfelpunft oieier interelianten g(usfiil-
rungen: feine oeutihen 3eitungea
mebr, feline oeutihen 8ereine nlebr
lllb feline beutiben 9earlten mebr;
inter lesteren limo natiirlid) aud Sc.
ANTE gemeillt, Die mobl bier i'm
Sallbe eeboren iinb, nber oas Ser.
breden begeben, oelitid) ipreben 5n
fonnen uno 81 iprefen, oeiitfhe Ser.
cine 5u beillhen u1o iid). Inn oio
Stinlu1eu Der @iirger beutiher Ab-
flnft 5ll beiperben. Sb oieien 8ir.
germ oeliti1er Nbfinft 0ns Stifirn-
redJt ent5ogen iperoen ioa, miro nidli
geingt, aber 6ns miro tpobl nod in
einern anbern grtifeI fonlnlen. Oieie
Seserei tuiro bod ieoenfans fortge-
Iest. 3Dei slrtifel iino bod offet1bar
niht ge1iigeno, I'M Dem 9aB ber
rgrpreB1 gegen Die giirger oelitfdjcr
slbfltnft seniigeno susoruf ou Der.
leihen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-29

baf Der Sermin fir gluslicfernna
oes 6entiden Sabnmaterials on bic
glaiierten bis snm 1. Tebrnar anfge-
ifpben ,ueroe.
Gine 9epeid)e aus benz 0ang mels
bet, Der friibere beiltIde aaiier ,uollc
ieinen iekisen 9lmfentbaltsort oerlai.
len.
Der friibcre Sentid)e 6renprin5 lit
anf Der Sniel 0ierinsen angefpm.
men; er erflart, baf er nid)ts bon lei.
mem @ater seieben oSer geb6rt babe.
Nus 8aibinetOn iuiro gernel6et,
uniere Nesiermna ,perSe iid) mnbr-
ldeinlid nidt ben Gntente WGd)ten
anid)iieFen, ipenn 6ieie bon 6pllanb
bic Mnsliefernng oes frii9eren 6emi=
iden &aiiers berlangten.
Die rNeMe Jreie Yreiie" in Wien
ioll, iuie cine nidt beitdtigte 9epe=
ide melbef, einen 9lrtifel per6ffent=
lid baben, in benz bebanptet iuirb,
Der oentide General 2noenSorff lei
Sdnlb oaran, bah ein giinitiger
syriebensporidlag, Der am 20. M6rs
bpn Sen sllliierten semadjt lunroe,
pon ben 0entid)en smriifgeiuieiea
lei. Dieter @oridllas sins babin, bae
9cntId)lnno sipei Srittef oes S1a=
bens eriebe, Der in 8elgien angeridl=
tet wnroe, baf Die GlInk-9ptbrimgi-
ide Irage bmrd) &olfsabitimmnns
erlebigt uerbe, oaf Ceiterrrid Siio-
9irol IN Stalien abtrete, ban srieit
cine intermationale Gtabt luer6e, 6aF
Der Salfam BON ben Ceiterreidern
nnS Sentiden ger1nint iueroe ino
Sak 0entidlano feline SOLOMON sn-
riiferbalte.
1lottenminiiter Daniels lagte in
einer Ne6e am 0amfiasunsStase, bic
8eratnngen in Der Jrieoensfpnferems
iniiften nidt bon Qeibenidaften Mno
Saf beberrid)t meroen. 9entidlanb
miifte itreng bebnnbelt uerben, MIN
bic 3nfmnft Dor @orfummniifen mir
6ieIer &ries sm id)iiten, aber es biirfe
feinc Tolitif Ses Saiies nnb Der ga
DIE seseu 9entIdlanb perfolet iuer-
ben.
9rei Wiillioneu @ried)en, bic nntcs
Der 0espotiiden Serrid)aft 8mlga.
riens nnb Der Siirfei iteben, perlan-
gen lire sSreibeit, iuie ams eem gori
semeloet mirb.
Sn ltngarn lit allgcmeimes Stimm-
redt fir Nanner nnb Tramen porge.
idlagen.
Die engliidJen Srnppeu in Son,
itantinOpel limb pun ibren Sdiffen
nadJ Der engliId)en gotlhait mar
ihiert nnb BON Der gcpDlfernna mil
geifall begriiht luoroem.
Die ensliid)en Srmppen babcn bic
belsiif-bentide @renSe suiidlen Ye.
far nnb Stapelot CREDIT.
Fl eneliide ltnterieebootc iino ami
benz Nege mad aiel.
Die golideWifi baben 9sifolu mnS
9iinabnrs beIett.
Sn Smlsarien iollen Die llnrnllen
nnterbriift mno bic Serrid)aft SEES
jetisen &0nis Boris geiidert iein.
Cine gunSoner &abelbepcId]e iaat
es berride grpfe 5nrdt in 6nalanb
baf bic Sentiden in YiaiIe nadD Gng.
lauo fpmmem mno engliide Ginrid.
tmmsrn nno Sheen bebrobcn fDnntcn
besbalb 6efiiriuurte man Jest, feline
GentidJen lit Gnglanb beoentenoe nnS
einfmlkreide Stellmngen einnebmeu
81 laiien. Sa, man befiirluurtet iosnr
ii6 10 piel lpie m6glid| allcr Gje.
idDGftsucrbinonnsen NIT 9entid)lamh
sn emtbalten. NDrtbeliffe's 3eitunseu
befiirmprten bieie Sbee eines gpb.
fotts gesen 9entidlano. Wan iuirf,
bem Yremicr 2lubb-0eorse Dor, baf
er in isiner 8ablfampagnc sa bieie,
ipidltiaen Traae nod feline Gtellnno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-29

YeHulHHleH DHI. VT DdI auer0lH93
anf cine Snterpelation lin erflGrt:
u8ir baben senns bpn ben 9ent-
iden," aber man luiinid)t cine ms
briidlide Grflarmns, bak er bafiir lit,
bic SentIden fiinftis ans Gnglanb
beranssmbalten.
Giner Nelbnng aus Nai9ington ;m=
fpIee fat Der YrGiibent bier 9eleea-
ten fir bic syriebensfpnfereus ausge=
suGblt. IS fnb Sies er ielbft, Staats-
iefretGr gnniing, Sol. 9ouIe nnb
Senrp 8bite, Der fribere Botidlafter
in Earis. Nbite lit 8epnblifaner,
3n Der 6ritiIden Delegation iuerben
beitimutt Tremier eloDb geprge, go
nar Gam, gnlfonr nnb @istonmt
NeaSing sebjren, ferner ,pabridein=
lid 9prb Gnrson nnb Der Mrbeiter=
fiibrer Barns. &amaoa iuir6 leiuen
9sremierminiiter Yoroen i6ifen, Nm
itralien ben Eretnier Sngbes, Wen=
Seelanb ben Eremier WiaileD nnb
Sii0-Nfrifa ben General gotba.
,Sett iuirS iuieber aus @aibinatou
geineloet, nnr Staatsiefretar Gaming,
.6enrp @bite mnb Sol. Sonic ,uiir=
ben bas Eerional Der amerifaniidjsn
Sriebensbelesation bilben. Gs beiht,
baf Elm @ertreter Der y5eberal Srabe
Gpinmiiiion" sn ben Seratern Der
6riebensbelesatiun sebSren iuirb.
Is ipiro BON 8aibimgton ans ge-
itieloet, baf bic Seridte, Die BON ben
9orreiponbenten iiber ben TrieSens,
fonsref seiaaot mer6en, nnperfiirst
nno ubue Geninr berOffentlid]t iuernen
Ipilem.
Die aabinen nnb Salpns anf bem
0ainpfer yWeprse Baibington" luer-
ben fiir bic Tabrt Ses Yraiibenten
nett beforiert.
Der italieniiden Delegation, bic mn
ieren Hraii0enten in Haris bcsriifcn
,uirb. iuerSen Eremier Orlando, 0e-
neral 9ias mnb mebrere Senatoren
mnh Sepmtierte augeb0ren.
0rufe Ieneen amerifaniider
ssriegsgefansener iinb luabrenb Der
letten Gage in Wet einsetroffen.
slmerifaniide &riesssefansene, bic
uom ben SemtIden freiaelaiien iinS,
erflaren, bah lire 8pbnMne mnb lire
Nabrums nidt piel idledter ipar ais
oiejenise Der oentiden Splbaten.
slmd) BON MisbanbImngen lit an if
men nid)ts 81 merfen.
Gas oentide Seer fat aber 1 ,500,-
600 &riegssefansene perihiebener
ytafionalitaten in Sreibeit seiekt.
Der nene Yremier Der llfraiue,
6erbel, iua erflGrt Baben, bas 3anb
lei in puaer ltebereinitimmnns NIT
ben Gntente-N -Niadten; |ertreter Der
ietteren miirben Semnadit bort or.
iuartet.
Gimem SeridJte ans srdangel 5u-
folsc baben Die amerifaniidem Solba-
ten in Hurb- -9inflanb inter aGlte nmo
S1nee ld)lper an leloen. Die yDlif)e-
lpifi oerimdeu iie Sasn sn beipesen,
nidt sn fampfen, prebisem aber tans
ben Sbren.
Sine 9epeide ans Sunbon mclSet,
Die @erlmite Der GnalGnocr an sc.
fallcnem, an &ranfbeiten Weiturbenen
pber bmrd ltnfalle INNS 9eben @e.
fommenen 6etriigen cine Wiilliuu
Mann.
Sine Sunbuuer SepeidJc bebanptet,
in @ien berridJe srufe 3ot, Der srOf-
te Seil Der 8euOlfernne bcfommc
fein amSeres 0leiId) ais Yferbefleiid)
nnb oas audi nnr einnal in Der NG-
die; meiltens lebe man oon Suppc ans
uerbur6enem @emiiie nno 0eisem-
mebl, bas nit Sasemebl permiid)t ici.
Sin ensliider ariessforrelppnbemt
in Jranfreid) bebamptet, Naridail
5oh nuS bic bpbsn Cffisiere Der Sl.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
What are TlUO Wives
to Men lvhO Beat Huns?

London, Dec. 23-Bigamy is increas-
piling OH the severity of the sentence
in an cndeavOr to keep it under con-
troll.
The man who takes unto himself a
wife usually is regarded as a hero, and
now that the war has taught heroes
to stand up and face anything. the
question of an extra wife or two seems
to leave them undaunted.
Most people find it difficult to know
whom to blame. DR.. johnson describ-
ed the rc-marriage of Il widower as the
triumph of optimism over experience
and men of today are decidedly opti-
mistic.
1t would seem that the crime of
bigamy brings its own punishment: at
least that is the opinion of maug mar
ried men who find that even one wife
is as great a burden of woe as can be
borne with any degree of Complacency
but these fighting men who nave
passed through an inferno of trial and
affiictiOn seem able to bear up very
well under the weight of bigamy.
That is why the magistrates have de
cided to pass out sentences aud Longer
terms of Imprisonment: so that the
man who. in his greed, marries more
wives than he is allowed, will pass
most of his days in solitary confine-
mcnt with the comforting presence OF
any of his selected ninistering angels.