Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-27
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NINETEEN centuries have rssed the first Easter when
~ Christ from the dead.
The 1921 finds the world by strife dazed and
cropping, binding its wounds.
Fortunately there noticeable marked return to the spir
recognition that the worlds people be guided
peace and happiness through the teachings of Christ
Until the Nazarenes ethics become of daily lives,
and all the other phases of unhappiness and
The world today needs reigionmoe than for and a
thousand times than needs anything else which could be
prescribed.
Easter concentrating the Christ
all highly resolve resuec individually the principles for which
Christ dedto make them the guiding spirit of daily lives
Easter 1921 should mark the rebrth of Observation-Disclosures
spiritual happiness and material betterment through sedena
GERMANY has pIebiscie Upper Siesa
yet Upper Siesa Whether not that rich triangle of
mines and mills will be parioned will be decided by the Allied
council of ambassadors The pebscie develops merely for
the guidance of this council:
The council talks about dividing up Upper Sesia and Civ
ing the coal beds the third richest Europe Poland France
bent on weakening Germany and making Poland her eastern military
outpost probably will favor handing the mines to the Poles
Germany needs these coal beds They last 1000 years
the pre-war production of SO 000 900 year
1t begins to look the Allies have been doing tall
thinking Maybe they Just Numbered into it. but Upper Sesa
they have strategic advantage
At the PREPARATIONS conference the Allies might easily say:
Well Herr Smons do you think that Germany if granted
Upper esa could manage to original indemnity demand?
The stage set in Europe for struggle the German
indemnify The Siesan pebte may ring the curtain.
THE Wall Street Journal figures that if Germany paid allied
demands full May l. 1921 the indemnity would total only
the equivalent of 81 900 000hch rough figures only
third more than the Allies owe the United States
But GeTmanys payments be deferred that the final
payments will fall due in 1868 During that period compound
terest will have increased the indemnity $565O0 100000 will
be oonespondingy less if Germany in full sooner
IN 1913 the Desdener Bank-one of Gemanys four d.
banks powerful of Europe-issued booklet
the kaisers silver jubilee This booklet boosted that Ger
manys wealth was equivalent to 500 0OO 100000.
Give Germany the benefit of the doubt and subtract the $62
oOOOOOOOO which Pvy Councillor Hickman recently claimed
the Germany has lost forfeited territory supplies
On that basis sis the principal Of the proposed indemnity only
Dresdener
national wealth equal about 900 900 900
That would very close paying the indemnity
OF course figures be jugged show anything, but the
above statistics Germanys ownnd Germany surely knows
truth about her wealth and earning power,
JACOB old waited IA years his beloved Rachel But his
patience darted into nsgnihcance by that of plain Ame
can bachelor who waited IS for the girl he loved
j. c. Gibbs IS, of Council Bluffs Iowa soon to claim his
bride Myrtle Sanderson g. who the behes of her father
father dead she has sailed home and will we'd the man who
has waited for her nearly half century.
During the As Gibbs has made many trips to India to
patient waiting.
True love dies survives all delays surmounts all bar
er suffers sacrifice and from every ordeal stronger
and more confident than before
The outcome of it all is the income
The American farmer down out-down at sunrise and
out IN the helo'
intellect supreme9 No brain and accurate as an
9o0hns machine
Persans have Easter myth that the was Matched from
an egg loose egg
When you blue have grandpa tell YOU about 1879 W.
are lucky and don't know it.
Poles should find in that the slesans now will
to help Berlin pay the indemnify.
Oh if Petroleum " Nasty could only return to I;v IN H.. &c
fetal correspondence out of Washington
Investigator claims that Puritan ancestors didn't b
witches Lots of history isn't history; it's fiction