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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-08
Misses Ethel Manders and Cecy1e

Misses Ethel Manders and Cecy1e
Rhodes entertained last week very
delightfully."- at the home of Miss Man
ders, in honor of Miss Marvin FattGr-
son Of Asheville, N. C. Music, games
and contests composed the form of
entertainment after which a delight
full ice course was served to tie tLi-
lowing. Misses Willie Carmichael,
Gertrude Shipman, Ethel Pope, Jessie
Bowen, Dilla Gambler, Jessie Ship
man. Helen Grant, Marvin Paterson,
Messrs William Reese, Joe Freeman,
John Bishop, Otto Brookshire. Victor
GarVin, William McCln;n, Grover
Shipman, H. Allison, Vim. Ladson.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-08

TIL meeting of the first District
U. D. c., will be held in the city
hall on Wednesday, May IA. All lad,
les are invited to attend this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bead, from Calf
ney, S. c., have rooms in the fla
over Burckmyer's Cos store at East
Flat Rock for the summer.
Mrs. D. Lynch PringEe, of Charles
ton, S. c., end her sister, Mrs.
Charles Allston, from Georgetown,
S.. c., will arrive this week to occu-
py their summer home at Flat Rock.
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the
regular monthly meeting of the Hen
Jacksonville Hospital Association will
be held at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Edwards.
Miss Louise Hodges arrived Tues
day afternoon from Brattdeboro where
she has been teaching. Miss Hodges
expects to visit in Gainesville, Ga,
and attend Brenau College Commence
ment some time soon.
Among the arrivals at the ~Cedars
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Graham,
and daughter; from Savannah, Ca,
who have been here before and wiz
spend the summer, Mrs. A. B.
Shaw, from Veray, Ind, will spend a
mcatl, 1Irs. shaw spen, soZce linz
at the Cedars three years ago..
N. B. Gibbs has returned from Spar
tanburg after an absence of Yearly
two years. Mr.. Gibbs has assumed
MS CID position in the express ot.ee
TEe has been performing similar du-
ties at S.partanburg and is pleHed
that the government has transferred
Rim to the best town a~nyV-"re..
The Young Woman's Auxiliary or
the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. M. C. Letson next Tues
day afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. Their
sale last week amounted to S2O.Oo
which will be used in educating their
! mountain girl who is in. the Morrlsoh
School at Franklin.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church was entertain
ed by Mrs. w. A. Blake on TnesoaJ
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. William
Mckay, who is spending the ummer
here gave an interesting talk Oh mis-
sion work among the negroes @FS
Blake served ice cream and Gaze a
the close of, the meeting.
On Monday afternoon the Ldo'eS
] Aid Society of the First Baptist churcn
met with Mrs. E. E. Bomar. Plans
were made for sending a box u sum
mer clothing to the orphan 2lrl they
support in he Kennedy Home at
Kinston. Miss Mamie Burel2'1ser IL
vited the society to meat with Ter
Monday afternoon, May 49, at 8
o'clock. During the social Eoar' mrs.
! Bomar served punch and cake.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-08
Mnttrrra
Day NRrR

D~ S@~@
FoilC wing is the program for Mo-
theirs Day at the First Baptist Church,
Sunday morning, May II, at 1885
O'Clock.
l.. Orchestra.
2. March of class.
8. Recognition of Oldest Members.
4. Mothers class song.
8. Psalm XIII in concert.
6. Scripture Lesson-Mrs. R. P.
Freeman.
7 Prayer-Dr. E. E. Bomar.
8. Vocal soIo-Mrs. o. V. F. Blythe
8. Glad Welcome-Mrs. j. E. Ship
imam.
10. Origin and object of Mothers
Day-Mrs. R. x. Orr.
II. Americas Tribute-Mrs. R. T.
Long.
~. Hymns our Mothr's Used to Sing
Glass.
10. Mothers Day Quotations.-Mrs.
c. j. Valley.
IA, The White Carnation-Mrs. E. E.
|Bomar.
Is. Chorus-"Come Wear a White
Blossom Today."-Class :
16. Before it is too Late-Mrs. j.
H. Clevenger.
II. Vocal solO-Miss MacHarg.
Is. Reading-"My Mothers Prayer"
Mrs. R. E. Pratt.
10. Presentation of Basket of Flow
ers to the Oldest Member of the class
by Mrs. Charles R. Whitaker to Mrs.
Carver who is SO years old.
i2O. Hymn-"Blest be the Tie that
Binds."-Class.
Fl. Address-Dr. E. E. Bomar.
100 special invitations have been
SEM by the Mothers class. Last year
over 400 were present at the Sunday
School hour and a larger number are
expected this year. The Sunday
School and Church services will be to-
igether. Cars will be donated Tor
those who are too feeble or who have
no way Of going to the service.
There will be door committees TO
pin flowers on everybody as they en-
ter. Wear a red flower for the living
mother aud. a white one in memory OF
her.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-08

Charles A. Hobbs has returned
from a stay of several weeks in Ashe~
vile.
There was a Centenary meeting at
the Methodist church last Monday
evening. The following were appoint
ed as captains of teams to canvass In
the interest of the Centenary fund.
F. E. Durfee, F. S. Wetmur, j. D.
Pullen, J. Mack Rhodes, c.. E.
Brooks and Sam T. Hodges.
FOR SAhE<Fine transpIaRted tomato
plants, 15c per dozsuat Mrs. S. NJ
Towards. Phone 38-J. 11-3t-c.
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NOpfcnprclc gcbcu bOdl,

@cr Ia lc9laubt bn5ru ioQte. sic
ErobIbit,on mer0e 0ie Had}iraQe
nat @opitn i'll &meritu idh0oiQen,
Ser mar, ute ser Ncrltner ST iagen
pTIe9t, yld)ici leujfeIt~.
a&n @clcntetl lit sic Nudiragc
nah Noprcn beItuu0ia g%citicgcn. unr
Die %rciie iinO ocm and III Der
nNler Soiion cutiprchcnO b0her &c,
f~lettcrt. So beia9eu 9cridtr Don
allen meltIldcn Nopienbnu- Staaten
9tad Sen Nnqubcn pom @dn0lcrn
mlroen rtihIih - Ero}ent Ser
CreJoucr Sopieuerntt pom 1919
'cJon III uorallS oli &ontraft per.
talft. Die Eroouttt non CrcQon
fontlten AM ruuo 10000 GuQcn
Die Don @oibnaton md6rihcinlld'
auf $4,000 Hallcu - bis All 1000
GdlIcn i'm uoroi,s ucrfauit sic
oou @atlIornjcn $1,000 bis $1,000
SQlen mo0ou mr. nod, b0hitenI
1000 &0lcu lmocrfaHit ij6riQ &c
olictcu ijuo. lluJcrtalitcr altel
@oprtn lit lit CreJou gar feincr
mebr oorOon0en - }lm1 eritcn Nal
III Ser @eid'id2tc o,eiea Nanoe.S
uto 1nocrp0rt> mur u,ridNninoenr
m2njl.
GinC Der ltrodcu f.lr ocu iturfcu
omrritaniideu ytdelr nab Nopfcn
O!irIte oarn ticlem. ooB meQcn Der
Frohjo;tion 10 lroBc Menecn fit
Die psto1te &itrmodierci u~erlonQ:
tperoel uou ser mar ictt at Glen
GteU mo Gn0M Fort. Nls enc at
Lcre llriate iour ouQcuiArt mcr.
oen, o1b in @roEbr.tlun3,n. NO
li9croie2 Sic @.cr. Erolibitiou mic-
Der ouilc5oben uuro,, Die MoYfcn.
cgilte MIR AerIuu NM 0urd,au@ ltn.
5ul0rJ,idl mar. Fir osn @iuttr
pou 1919 oli 1920 lit uohl olleat.
balbIl mir le5r 0cuil Nopieu er.
bdItlidl Der ijbaro,>a uodl ~ ouoc.
rem 5.ptd,r learoudlt Miro.
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Nmerifas GrnnO:
ueiten beOrObt.

0eten 0e0r0Df. belt ant %.
Septcmber mi
Scnat iejnc lang anQctHnoiBtc Reoc
gegen Die &0ltcrliqa, melfc. mic er
iagte, 2lmerita MIR i'll elropdiihc
8olitif pcrmifcIn milr0c, mo ouB
sur Belt 0ie @~run0uelten 0c5 ante.
rltnniid)cn ~StQotagucien3 non Den
SpiBen Der @eicuitaft mo bon De
rem %unteriten Sdittcn in qleifer
y&ciic bc0roht miirocn. Gr mics babel
ouf Die @eieBIoligfcjt BIN Die lidl bier
I'M Eolfe ourh &puhmor0e, Wonlben
nttodcn mo aufritbreriidc 0ropaquits
0a brett moht, cr mlc9 ubcr oltd) oar
AMI bin, 0nB YcrIonCn III oen h0dllten
RECOMMENDATIONS Stclllngen iiir Gin
iitbrtnq pom Ipftrlnen ugitircn, mel
dc BEN ancrifnniid)eu >SuItitutloncn
~Qefdbrlih ielcn, Nnbe 0oh crit fiir5
lid Yr0ll0ent Worn non Dem Iiref-
torium Der Il. z. StecI Corpora
ton ole GrflorumQ obqc1cbcn Die
oErin3ipicn Moihingtona uno Seller
ions icIeu uerultet", mo ntdl
0urd Ole QropoQonou ser &iQo iiir
Gr6mlnQlnlg 0cS 5ric0cus. mcIdp
| Nmcrlfu in sic europ0iihcu @lrrcu
hiucin5jchcu lpollc, meroe bic Grlitcn}
ser Eer. Stontcn gei1hr0et. 3u De
iron WtitdlicoCrn 30blten 5luQr Sallieu-
Dc non lonuIcu mo pntriotlidcn Nmc.
rifoncru. nbrr sic Grtenntrjf. oai}
oic Grin3jpIcu oieie@ &erbnuoc4 iul
idc icicu, idlcluc iidl Nohn Qtbrohen
81 hobcn, "a BORT cine oIlQcmeiue
Tuhucniliitt cluQetrCten lei.
Nla an oicicr Stclle Der SGuotor
Erditocnt 2opcu pen ser Mnrporn.
ltniucritt0t ncQcu itjuea NuQriii2
uuf WuihinQtnn2 Nbidfit03 9l0rellC
un0 lucQcu Ghulidcr &chnltptunQcr
idlurf fritilIrtt. iirI ihm ser 0cmotra
tide tSiihrer Senator Mitd)cod III.
d. Mort. inocm cr inqte. e. icl njht
pohr, oaB Or. @omcll umputriotl1d
lei, rnn oaB mon feline NcuBtrumutl
ucr0rcht babe. Nbcr equator @orut
bcitano oorouf. raj 2r. NouclI I'D
uuputriotiiher N|euBFrunucl
bc0lcnt babe, uno icju Nollclc ToW
terrier l9cp, Nnih,) ietun0jrtc thu
topicr. In0cm cr iaQtc. tbcnio Ncipct
tlrllh mic Or. Npmcl uou MuihinQ
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aud uuf>0ie Sdredeusi5euen III Gua'
ia 81 ipreden,

aud oufIoie Sdredensi5euen III Gnta.
ia 81 ipred)en.
.Ql5 ih ,Sbre &uImcrfia1teit an
Ole llu5uirie0enbeit mo Die Serle'
tung unierer @eiete un0 Athletic
benOcn 4rin3ipIen lenfte," lagte Der
equator, ggeidab Dies mur, nm 5bnen
gu 5eiaen, ouB mir oeu @lauben an
uuier ReqiermgaiUtem DerIleren.
Anlerifa 1T nidt LANCER oa5 &ano,
ous mir gefnnnt mo gcliebt habcn.
Marlm ioQeu mir 0us mft elngelte.
ben mn un5 nnifiden, Abbllfe 81
idluiien? Ala unier geebrter 8rall-
bent in aauias Gltu erflarte, 0Ie
8oIferliqa lei mihtiger ais Die anne
rifuniide Rcpublit, itelIte er Die Sad)-
l1qe pom ieinem S%tnnopunfte ans
qau3 correft bar. 4Qr 0icienlgen, Die
an Die N0lferliga gIaltben, gInuben
aud an ben 6ebIih a oeS ome-
rifaniIden Snitems. Sic hoIten es
fir n0t6ig, cine Il eber Regte'
I'll errid1ten. Die droBer unO
beiicr lit al5 uniere &epubllf. Ser
4rGiiocnt bat 0ieie 3ottrln allfgenom-
men un0 lie Dem amcrlfmiihen &oIr
6Grgclcgt."
9lud Warinciefretdr 0oniel5 mltr-
oc non Senotor Horob meaen ieiner
4euBcrung in elmer Reoc fritlitrt.
0nB Ole &ign nod in gutem Nnoen-
fen itehcu mcr0e, menu Die amerIfa-
niide ,lluobbdnQiQfeit5 g~rfldrung
un0 Gcriaiiuug ldnQit pergciien
iino. nltno oa3 @lcihe alau6er
nllc", ingte Senator @orob, @bemuBt
ooer unbemltBt. meIhe fir Die SOL.
terliqa agitiren."
PIN ShluB ieiner Rcoe fam Sc
nntor Nornb nohmnlS uuf Die iebt
b~eitcbenoe @cietloiigteIt SIT iprehcn
@ishCr hGtten Die Ameritnncr &c.
glaltbt, u1e ibre @ilnide IN &c
Biqer Meiie crlongen 81
founcn ltno onB sic omerifoniidC
Sm~pcranit0t ME perIebt merOen ioue.
r>ebt iei c3 Qerooe ungcfebrt. ~Nbcr
e. lit nod nid,t 81 ip0t, Rltbe NM
Crommg bcr3uiteaen uno unlereSOu
uerduitGt 81 bcbaltcn", ihIoB Senator
@oroh icine 6eoe. ~Ga gibt cine 9lb
billie iiir oieic Sitltotion - cine BON
ItdnOiQc- Mie0erqeburt oeE
ii mcrifani@mu9 cine neuC
Euufc i'll Dem alien 9totioncnge
ilIhl."
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bShA A"fN
9ruf pom @aria aus lit ser orohcnoe
Nbbrudl ser 0iplomotiihen BE
3icbuugen 3miihcn NcIgieu mo SOL
lan0 nod i'm lcBtcn Nu1cubllf per
micocn morocn. Sir ole Stoat@non
ncr Ser Barrier Grie0ena Gonfcrcnj
mclden. altBcr ptelen au0ercn lulJc-
l0iten 1Srngcn Die 6llme NngeIcget
hcit itnpcrc9 &opi3crbrcd'cn mutt
mare cut uoIlitanoigcr 9rud) 5miltcn
ocn irilhcr u~ercintgtcn Hohborlun-
bern cine etpu3 5u hartc 9dlB jum
fnateu gerpeieL Gle Gonfcrenj tonn
tc 5lpar 0cn fdlldlidcrlpcllc bcrclt8
Qcmcloetcu oiplomatiihen @rud) per
bin0crn, allcin tic pcrmodte Dos bis
gum 8rcdppuntt geipomte &~crhGltnlB
5piIdcn @eIqicn mo Moanno ntd)t
al mil0crn. IS miro ichr groBcn sc
idifcS beoiiricn, 0amit nidlt audi
oicIe NnQcIegcuheit Dem bercit5 icbt
iton rcihlidl bclaitctcn &outo Ser
miBlungenen &erilIhe Ser Barrier
Gcnfcren3 beiQefiigt merocn ml6.
Der 60hepunft Der SpamurnQ
muroc 0ltrd) oie Gntoetlmq 9eheimcr
bcloiifer llmtriebe in Der Nrouini
Qimburg erreit)t un6 oicier llmitono
id)citt Die mirflihc ltriotlt oc2 NIT
fnoppcr Roth ocrhiitcten Nbbrufa Der
9c3iehunqen qepcien 81 Icin. Bel Dor
urtbciISloier GrmdQunq oc5 Strelt-
iaQc5 miro man Der holdnolifen
Nufiaiiung beipfIiften miiiIen, nah
reno sic pon 6rnnfreih unterItilbte
bclgiifc Negierltnq in Der Nn9elc-
Qenheit bil54sr felne iebr crQltitllfc
Roue gcipief bat
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biqigsr as mir uno t0nnen ini0lge
oeiien ais groBe 9erren nuftrsten.
ou9 nit BEN, mas Ie Dor gu 9auie
gel6tdt betommen uuo nag bier lett
Ja6ren bitter entbebrt piro - uno
iei ss nur 3pirn, Gtrumpfbano,
Yarfum poer etpa Elm 2lr5neimittel
iir Elm trantss S6peIter4en - olfo
nit oem pobIfeil ten Out, Sebniuht
erpedeH uno 4iebe be3abIen. Sic
benebmen i'd osmentipre6eno Iout
uno iiegesgsmdB; lire Offi3iere ges
ben Jeite, BET oensn Der Gbampugner
front uno gu oenen Wiener SSruuen
aud ptrili6 tommen. Wlan er3dhlt
ii4 iogur bon einem Bali, ben Der
fommdnoierenoe General in einem
Scale itattfinoen lieB. an Oelen
Wdnoen Die aus Muiesn tntfibrten
8iloer fingen. Mit einem Mort,
Wien lit entnsrpt, srIdlafft, snttrdfs
let, in leinem 0lsidgeniht, isirem
Re6tsbefpuBtiein uno ieiner MoraI
eri6ittert. Sur tpenn i4IieBli4
bod Der ani9IuB an 0euti4lnno
ben WIenern elnah neuen 9alt per-
leibt. cine neue 8~runologs, cine neue
Ri6tung, ia Elm neues 3ieI uno einen
neuen 4niporn gum 2ebsn uno CUR
Selbfa4tung, 1T bic oIts 9Onautoot
nod gu retten. Cont obsr bleibt
pirtIi6 ni6ts anbers i6rig, nls ben
olten neutrality-suspicious. gu 6efolgen:
.8srtauft's mel 9pano - / fubr'
in 9immet!"
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Nir Snft qian, bic flr Nnnabme

-
0e5 G6~lferbunO Iertrogs ogitlrt,
ME er lest Dem Genet porIiegt, iGft
lett aud nod buloert ErOmIHeHtt.
Ole ie tnufeuo Dollars fur
@ropagan0u3nctc geben. Gum arIc8
nibrcn, ialt IripuI3io, limo orelcrlet
Iinqe u0thlg: @cIO. @elo, @cIo.
llno ole 1oitligo iilbrt arieg. I'M
Trie0eu her5uitcuenL Der eigent
lide Same Der iogennnnten IaitIlga
iii She Geaque to enforce @cacc", Ole
&ign 3ur Gr3pinguug oes 6rIeoens.
Gau5 oficnbor 1T e5 Serrn 3oft uno
ie;ncn Anbdngcru nod ME III Den
Sinn gcfommen DAB oieie9e3cidlnHng
einen @ioerIpruh IN iih iel0it bill
oct. Icnn Elm er3mHngcner
Tricoc lit niemnls ciH N a b r6rle-
Dc ul0 fam niernoIs elm 0auern-
Scr Grieoe iein.
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I'm Gnolnuo lit Gin Ricicmitrcif i'm

@auac, ser Dos 9au3c Hdun III 'hrdlt'
bare @efchren Itiir8cn Tam, mcnll
rid,t bolo NbbiIie Qcitoiiln miro.
9(uen Observation-Disclosures ollie
6diff8orbcitcr uno allc aohIcngro'
Der lin0 ON Gtrcif ml0 oo2 1an3c
Qono befinoct lit i'm miIocn 4uirnhr.
Sur ein ,5tdrfcr Nrm" fam nod ret
tcno einQrciien nber ejn ioldlcr lit 3ur
9cit nitt in Sid)t. Cine %~>.at'o'
ont Ser Grei0cinieI. no e mn Qoil'
Reide ODER guns Nrmc 1ibt. lttlnt
rid)t mebr fern 81 fem.
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Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror, but of wis
dom, Of peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiratiOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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Sin ,uubres nnO bcbcrsiacnSmert6cs

@ort bat Der engliife Aforementioned
Glunca I'M Parliament aeiprodcn,
iroem cr iaQte: Sic rieiigc ofono
miife uno politiihc Wtud)t, wcIfe
Die Nrbeiter crlanqt haben, fonu iehr
leid,t uerlorcn QcbcrL menu tie ourd'
Nrbcitaitodungcn mo Streif2 mis-
brandt miro. @cnu sic Nrbcltcr cine
bcberrihcn0c 5tcaunq IN Der g|otion
crlonacu molcn, miliicn lie an
boron, lur iiir lire &laiic Itatt oldl
an ou9 AuqemcinmohI ST oerttn
mo GIT honolcn, mIc lie cs bIaber
octhon boben." - IS lit bobe 3elt.
0ob nlldl Die m%erifoulitc Hrbeitcr
lhaft 3u oicicr Giniidt gelangc. 0oB
Die Ginicitiqfeit Scr pom linen cIn9e
ihla0cncu Rihhm9 MIR }lrm &erocr
ben ser NuQcnnclnhejt mo SIT ihrcnt
ciQcncn 0od,theiIe iilbrcn mltB.
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Der IN Iic6cn Ndtrlu ucrriidtc

Gabriel 0'Numtn3io hat III 6tuinc
onqefilu6iQt, oob er iid' OILS I'M
&rieas . ,3uitonoe nit Den &nao
iIopel betrad,tct uno bcrcit lit irQtno.
iuclhe feinolideu Nnlri'lr nbinlpch
rem. 0er &rieg in SEN @olfonltootcrl
lift nod nidt ooriibcr. Dos lelldltct
ictt uieucidlt aud Dem @rd'lNelttct
Rilion elm. Icrielbc dlolthte oaf
er oa3u bcruicn lei, Bort Tric0en 81
Ttften, obcr or bate iit pcrrcdnet
Gos Qunititld aeliuQt 10 Icid't cintn'
0ortioeu 0ipIomatcn uidt. 9cidlnet
ae oenn einem amerltauiidlcn Nro'el
for, Der tue0er 2on0 nod Selte BORT
oriiben oocr i%ouittuo perltcbt.
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Oudlgcitcute Sdlicbcr.

6odgtitclltc id,weoilte 0iplomatcn.
uorunter Der @c i6dftstrGaer in
Ystcr&burg. General @ranOItein.
mo Scr 2egotIonsictrct6r Baron
S~o@fuII. limo lout n@crlInCr Sage.
blutt III StodhoIm inter Der &c'
idlulolaunQ ~pcrbnitet moroen. Sdlie.
bunecu nit ruiiihen Noten unh
Antlquititen nuS1eTIhrt 81 hdben.
@rufiencr. Gin @robfeucr i'm
Ndfeu pom S~uisburg ptrnldltcte
mnion9rcite NiiterIngcr Der hol'
lauolIher Sjrma 8iuiam Gout,
droBe 0ol;uorrote. GorrJemiiic ulo
,Slttterrnlftel Der RelhaltelIe fur @e.
miiic mo Chit. Ser @einntihooen
bcIdnit iid onnaherno ali orei
YiiIIouen Mart
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Ter oruse Streif Der Stublurbci

fer miro uit)t Den @rioI9 bubcn, oet
Oie 4rbeiteriiibrcr erhoiit bubcn neil
Die Arbeitcr int SEN Stohlfobrltcn MIR
Sebr IoIe ourh Ole llnionen ucrbimoen
fino. IS limo meiItena EoIcu, Hullen,
80bmen, SllQo.S Ioponicr uno Sta.
giener, oie pom einer Soljoarltot Der
2lrbeiter feine Ibnmg hobcn.
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IraaSent @iliun lit uliO III

NINIEUNHE ~NFFFVH W.T.
@oIbinqton mieOer ein8etrorTcn uno
ruht lih iebt BON Ben ourhdenrutten
Gtrapu3en einItneiIen ouT Ieineu
2orbeeren aus. Seine o&rantbctt"
hot Iih ieither alld) ctpn9 Qebcllert.
@eld GeufeI@ipiel miro CT icbt be
oir1upn2
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On Ioait Oas RedOt midDt beuaeu,

uno foq{t ouh feline Yerion oniehen
nod @eiheufc uehmen; 0enn Die sc.
iherfe MAIDEN oie @eiicn BLIND unO
berfebren oie Saden Der @crcd)tcn.
5. Moic, 1G. 10.
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I'm SisIer 3eit raienOcr Gntluld-
Iunqen lam morgen id)on Hcgcl lem,
mas beute I~uflebnung gegen Dos
Mpmnhntp 1T
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u0er Hrieoenspertrno hat

Der Understanding hat ale
&Iurheit zines oiften Ntcbel2," lagt
Ole Detroit 6ree EreB mO iprift NIT
oieIen oht @orten bic W%tciurtg Der
Mebrbeit oes 8on5en am~crlfunllhen
8oIfes.
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seIep6ou : Rummer 1913.
I:

Nbonn ntspret5
-Rora,uStern", ieoen 9ienstdg, uno
.9orbhern~, ieoen 5reitag G. porto
frei, bei0e Boheubldtter 5ulnmmer pro
Sobr Fiir .S3.UU
SAD europa UNI Canada, aus
.ihlieblih eegcn 8orau5be5abIung,
portofrei; beioe 8odenau58aben
prO SQbr 9t'o"
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YIN b,ften uno ii6erIten 1T .s. oas
e,eIb Der $ ottaumeiun (gfone9
Or6er), bic Der Boitmeiiter in ben 8ro@
fteren GrtI6dften nlsftelen Tam, 81
iiberienben. @beuio gut uno ltder inn
bic GrpreBanfp et un9eu. pel>
doe Die gaenten in allen SgpreBsStat'2>
rem d~usifeQen. Benn man od5 sen
Der 8oitanipeiiung ODER per G~rpreBdn'
tpeiinua Ididt, lit Is ni9t notbinenoIg'
ben betreffenoen Brief regiltrtren 81 lal@
ZEN, tpenr Die aore6e oeutlih geihrteben
II. seat man oagegeu 8aorgelo IN Den
Brief, 70 ioQte bieier tets regiItrtrt tperS
ben INN iifer gu iein, oaB oerlelbe ri9@
tio anfommt. Sir 9el6ienoungfn IN
einfdfem 8riefoerihIu1e ilbernebneit
mir feinerlet Observation-Disclosures, Sm
Eoue BON 4oreBnerdnoerun9en oer9cne
n ia nitt, Die alte %ebeniotuobl tpie DIE
meme &oItoffice au3u9eben. oenn lonlt
f6unen MIR ben g}amen in ben 8nherT'
gar ni6t finoen.
Ronen ORDERS oiirfeu nitt, fut. oos
20 oft aeIhiebt, als permeintllhe Quit
NINA 5urii6bebnI peroen,
Son6err Iiub in o.n 8riefeu bet3us
Iegen.
Suittunq erfolet MIR burh Neuhcrnnq
bes 9atums duf bent aoreBltretfeu.
9ian aoreiire etnfah:
.8urbitern", Ga GroiTe, @is.
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,Heber Elm frcics &Olf fam feiu
Rouia berriten, meIdlcn 9tanlcn er
fi6 audi bciIegen mag, iogt Gllbtt
Root. 8en bat err mohl oamit ge-
meint2
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8enn Der 3rGiioent itGtt III rcben
erfIQren Diiroe, pllr0e lid pleIs
Ieid)t audi ole Gage flarcn.
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grideiut ieOen 6reita9.

e~eransseber: Die Observation-Disclosures.
aooIf Gauoridns Yrdlloent.
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@eI6dftss2otal:
Rnrbfterns 8ebduoe, 1913 g3aln StrdBe
Ga Grohe, IBIS.
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9Ofaler Wtarftberiht.
ga groife. 2. DIT.
Wteh. nn0 Xleiidlmarft.

Gbetreibe uue Tuttcr.
Rreiie pom u. Grams & 5ohn.
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Trfihte nuo @emiifc.
Nm &IeiusatloeI. Sre,is Bon 3skn
q Q1truR

Butter nno Gter i'm @rcfhanocI
Sreiie Bon Der 6dpIen Gsm. 20.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-15
CANADA THREATENED WITH TIE-UP.

The police department of Winnipeg is completely
resolution in the city council to the effect that
s15O000 be appropriated with which to hire new po-
lice force. The resolution rejected
The strike, which has been reported quoting
down, is afame than ever Tuesday the
city streets the of riotng and violence
"For three hours reports said, the strikers fought
pitched battle with the special constabulary in the
could get to the windows of buildings on or ad
could get to the windows of buildings on or ad
joining Main and Portage streets, where the fighting
took place. looked on at the battle
Mayor Gray of Winnipeg asked to read the
"Riot Act" but refused to do until the situation
he put it, fully warranted the STEP The fighting took
place result Of the swearing in of special consta
bles to take the place of the 275 regular police who
dismissed when they refused to sign the citys
eOnstables put the strikers in an ugly mood.
Though the Mayor refused to sign the "Riot Act
calling for military aid he is not unprepared to use
the military should the situation become critical
Seven thousand volunteer citizen soldiers are assem-
bled at various barracks and hundred veterans
of Fort Gray and Strathcona Horse, just back from
the war; ready for call At the Northwest Mounted
Police Barracks 1000 in readiness, with their
horses, to take action against violence,
In Montreal the Railway Shopmen of America have
issued ultimatum to the Roadway War Board Unless
their demands yielded to all the railway shopmen of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-15
STATE PRESS
GET RID OF POLITICIANS

we 90 not know all the ms and outs of the rather
sensational incidents that BROKE during the recent
commencement at the Georgia Normal and Industrial
college at Miledgeville but there is enough on the
surface to show that there too many politicians on
the board OF trustees, and enough educators and
business men who have other axe to grind than to
promote the interests of the school
1t also seems as if the present nterocking system
Oh boards of trustees might be bad thing The G. NJ l.
is an excellent institution 1t has rendered an unparal
eed service of educating the young women of moder-
ate means, and it is entitled to free hand
Is unfortunate that politicians that have lost out
IN everything else have lost their places on the board
OF trustees of the University and other educational in
situations of the state
The legislature would perform valuable service
II 1t would have house cleaning and take the educa-
ona institutions out of the hands of the politicians and
restore them to the people.-Moultre Observer