ï~~1'EACE iSSUE PUT
~SQUAELY UP- TO
GERANPEOPLE
LONDON, Oct. 25.-(Friday. )--Arthur
fenderson, leader of,the Labor party,
in'"the;bourse of commons said today th~a t
htis first impression of President Wilson's::ote to Germany was that it wo ild
aiisist very xnaterially in clarifying the
situation.
"It is of the highest importance that
the German people should,bet encouraged
to look not for a temppra t dessatli oo
hostilities, but for a' Phrmunint disjredIting and destruction of the milt rIstic
and arbitrary system,,that,-has Involved
them and nearly the wholet worlId in, unprecedented suffering and loss of life,"
he said.
""It the German people, are hon stly
seeking peace."- he contiriu d they
*shou doio all in their. power to~fmediately provide such effective politi cal'
sa~feguards and constitutiduza,,guarantees, for the futture world eace that a'no
seb Ion of their population 'i ii be In a
4 ios Ition. If so edi spiged. to Influence a
r'esumpnjtion of military efforts As Presi4ent Wilson has cleagly shown, the best
safeguard Against ""further war is the
i'eduetlon, at les f tom vii'tus. impotexcy.
of "all' the forces. uponl whom rests the
diect;responsibility for the horrors of
t t e1seAIII& str',1e'n s
77ate.: for six hours each day. in acdo-ft'
ance with- the order i ssue+d Frida aft-:
ernod n, the -army of fi r Announced.
The.: revised street carp' ch edu leS will
'be naintailned, he..aid.. while stores
and commercial establishdaents of elI
kinds; off ice buildings, and residences
wI~ll continue under the-,Same regulatin as they have been all we ek.
_"There ho5 not been sufficient rainfall to inditate that a permanent con-;
dition has b'et in at' the Tallulah Falls
plant." said Captain, Miltenberger..
"Rains in North Carolina have tended
to* help conditions!n" Tennessee. At
the earliest possible m oment the order
will be lifted here, but that condition
is not yet' in sight."
DeKaib Public Schools.
Will Reopen Nov. 4
The public schools, of DeKaib county, which have been closed for the past
three weeks on account of the prevalence of Spanish influienza, will re-open
on November 4, It was announced S aturday morning by Superintendent It. B.
Carroll, after a special meeting of the
county board of education.
This does not affect the Decatur public schools, which are uinder the Jurisdiction of the Decatur board of education. The Decatur schools will open
on Mtonday morning, October 28, for "eorganization, while regular school work
Iwill be taken on Tuesday.
The K,ircwo schools will, remain
closed un tilI further notice.
PEAEXNJ (SHOOL WIL
OPEN MOKPAMORIG,
Announicement was mom. Satw'Va"by
ol
run
ror
E? L is 1JF 5IS j A ' i[
dozy stated.
The. Grand theater At
will.open at 5oe'
gram,end' the perforinan
tinuou s until It oclock.'
that the theaters wl
operate have not. beens p
tarom Miltenberger; but~
to the pleasure of the- i
selvQes.
The motion. picturet
city,.the -$trayd,.the
tenion, the Alpha*. th&
orththe Alamo Two
tesavoy, 'Wi.: openV
and remain oe ntil
fhalf. an houre.a rlier ",'
tomned closing. time,'
German Subr
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