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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-26

Hugh Roberts is IN town this week
from Gib5onsville.
The Recorder is pleased to report
tlat RAYMOND Preston, VINO has been
III tie past wo weeks, is slowly
improving
Mrs Z q. Waller was taken very
sick the last of the week and has
been In serious condition but at
present writing has begun to i'm.
prove
The Bachelor Club have leased the
NJ. NJ. Mcpherson house on Main
street formerly occupied by the Hi abs
family and ID is heing prepared for
theri occupancy this week.
Several car loads of S llmoneaters
left SUNDAY murniHg for Iiaho Falls
10 attend the roundup We did not
learn all the names of those attend.
ing, but Supt. Casterlin and family,
j. 7. Watkins and family and Carts
Van Strait are among the number.
lr the windows of The Recorder
office are some samples OF grain sent
down from Tendoy and which show
the great increase which one grain Of
seed will yield. When the farmer
sows his see in tile spring he has
hopes of course Of bountlful har-
vest, yet ry little idea OF nov
much each grain OF seed that he
scatters will bring. The sampes are
one. root of each ana in the bunch OF
wheat there are ll5 separate stalks
which have heads Of we'll filed Aheat
grains. The longest stalks measure
four AMI nalf feet IN length One
bunch Of TURKEY Red wheat has ll2
stalks measuring four feet In length,
a buncG Of oats has 80 stalks mesur-
ing three feet, aud a root OF bald bar
ley NUN" rs 81 stalks and the longest
three fest long. any one can beat
this send your samples along aud let
Is show them.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-26
SALMON LOCALS

Nv WIS OulCC.
Thomsa Kane returned Monday
from Omaha where he had marketed
Two cars of lambs for the Tendov
Livestock Co. He reports having
found good market, getting an ay.
erage OF IS so per lead, and that the
sheep went through in good shape.
George Cherry, of T.,xing on, Ken
lucky, came In last Friday for visit
at the home of A. G Cherry and
family The gentleman is a cousin
OF Mr.. Cherry and his sister, Miss
Nell, and Is on his way TO Berkeley,
California as representative of his
school society.
The Fair ass citation asks us to say
That when the premium lists were
printed a mistake was made which
made the time for registering the
babies in the Better Babies contest
Tor September. This is mistake
and it should have read October 9th
from 10 to 5. The contest will be
held the next day Octob 7th.
The Recorder is requested 10 an
nNunce that meeting of the fire de-
partment has been called to be held
at the city hall on Thursday even
[Dg, Sept. End. 1t is hoped that
there will be good attendance of
Those Interested in the protection of
our city from fire so that a good live
IRE companY can be organized. The
new fire fighting equipment has ar
rived and the next essential thing is
20 have company trai ed to handle
IL. Remember the date, September
End.
A L. Buchanan and G. W. Bond,
the latter accompanied by his wife
and son, have been visiting in and
around Salmon for several weeks.
These gentlemen are large sheep
owners and have been looking over
the ranges of this county. 1t is re-
ported that til " were looking for
big, but did not give out
much infor nation in regard to their
plans. They left Tuesday for their
home in Boise, bat MY decide to
visit US again later.
Ii Is learned that Prof. Wilson,
who las charge of the agricultural
department of the Northern Pacific,
has been secured to come to Salmon
for the coming fair and act as judge
Of the livestock department. 1t will
he remem bered that Prof. Wilson
visited Salmon at tie time of the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-26

went to the roundup at Idaho Fail.
Sunday in Mr.. Millers ear.
Fred Pratt was down from his
ranchsou the Pahsimaroi last FRIDAY
attending to some business matters
Sidney Stewart and family have
rented the house on the bar recently
remodeled by James Sims, where
they will move soon.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Emerson hin
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hill made a
trip to Bedrock in Nj. II lis car. re-
turning home Monday.
A brother OF Fred Frey of Tendoy
has been visiting him from Montana
Tor several days. lie came down to
Salmon Monday remaining over night
here.
George W. Neither is improving
tn appearance Of his home by put
ting down cement sidewalk in
front of it. lie is arranging it so
that each side will be parked With
green in summer.
r. l.. Edwards returned Monday
tlom three weeks trip to Houghton,
Michigan, where he visited his moth.
er and other relatives and friends.
be also visited other cite, and re-
a voru nj
Mrs. Allen White and family are
enjoying visit from an aunt and
cousin vino arrived last Friday from
Kansas These iades visited here
about four years ago and they will
remain a couple OF weeks this trip.
Owen Swift returned Monday from
trip to Custer county Oh business
connected with his office as deputy
game warden. While away he made
three arrests of people fishing below
the MacKay dam.
E. A. Blair came in from Payette,
Idaho last Friday. Mr. Blair was
here few days last month and was
so we'll pleased with tie climate taat
he decided K -teturn aud give the
place a more thorough trial and II it
proved satisfactory would bring his
family here. He was an old ac-
uuaintance Of Mr.. Frost In Iowa and
heing sufferer from asthma, hoped
to find the same relief here that Mr..
Frost did. Mr.. Blair and family
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-26

are fifteen feet or more OF loose uirt
and great bouldeIs covering the road.
At Indian creek Mr.. Allen had
small field fenced for pasture, but
now there is nothing hut the hare
rocks left, all the soil having been
washed away. In one place the dirt
and debris has filled the channel OF
the Salmon river more than half way
across.
County Commissioners Ramey and
Neinan visited the scenes Monday 10
see what could be done To rebuild
the road. Ii is said that IL all take
several weeks with crew Of men
and teams TO rebuild the road The
damage extends about three miles
ann reaches beyond Ulysses.
DR. Hammer has been keeping his
friends In salmon posted in regard To
his trip 10 California by sending
cards from the various stopping
places The party left Leadore on
Sunday morning, August Is and were
in Pocatello THAT night. The next
night found sthem In Utah, but from
Pocatelio they found the roads very
badly cut up and dusty and they
could not make very good time only
covering about 100 miles day, IL
was expected they would reach Los
Angeles on Monday last. The new
car worked fine and they had had no
accidents and acre enjosing the trip
very much
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Bishop Summer Was
Accounting of Funds

SON Diego. oal, june i.-Ail of ibs
upnnof court hnr has been Iutotrl
by Hfhop Walter o. SIMMER of ,br
Episcopal church of ihe dIn.nsa of O,,.
Ron, 10 coupe. Charles u. pnllor to
give an accounting or 'thp blsbor.
Ilndi of which he was custodian f,r
1inH years
In ihe complaint which asfl the eep.,
20 require Pianlor tp mako mll
statement of receipts and otronIitures
" ls stated that from 1908 until lpi
i.he man acted as b0okErrDf for tho iato
bishop Charles saadding pradrefao, ,f
Bishop Sumner The bshops fund ts
1903 amounted 10 $4,000, II is stsiai
and the total amount Of ihp fund n,,N
states ihe complaint !, upwards of
Pfahlcr has refused 10 turn over mel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
GLASS OF SALTS If
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
BAT Less Meet II You Feel Backachy q,
Have Bladder Trouble Sales
Fine for Kidneys.


Meat forms uric acid which cxcitos
ana oycrworks the kidneys in their ef.
fofts to filter II from tho system. Re.
guar eaters Of meat must flush the
Kidneys occasionally You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels; ro.
moving all the acids, waste and poigon
elso you feel n dun misery in The kid.
hoy region, sharp pains in the bnck or
SICK hendnchc, dizziness, your stomach
sours, tongue is coated ana when tbc
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. Tho urine is cloudy. fun OF
sediments the channels often yet irr.
taied, obliging you to get up two or
three times during the night.
10 noutrnlizo these irritating ncids
ana flush off the body's urinous vnsto
get about four ounces Of Jad Salts
from any phnrmacyj take tablespoon.
IuI IN glass Of water before break.
iast for few days and yonr kidpeys
WNlIl then act fine and bladder disorders
disappear. This famous salts IA mndo
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
lulce, combined with lithia, and has
leen used for generations TO clean nnd
'tlmuloto sluggish Kidneys and stop
)ludder irritation. Jad salts Ia inex |
lcDhyci harmless and makes dslgbt |
ui eiterVcscont lithia.water drink |
VIleh millions Of men and women take /
low and then, thus avoiding scrious !
'lunoy ana bladder diseases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
THE SEA swEEPERs.

the 80" ' ivy WIZ swept oaek
And she was MS busy Ms hns, .,,1, J.,
We nngboJ ." p"o, uS puSy eould be.
STYLE, ~ wv Industrious
But shc bo,. o4
and a smile '''" "'" song
'1tls better soia aha
"ro work, you nj agrc"
And II nl,syo. h'rv
back the sea. -, +" '"''P
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Militia Anxious
To See Service

Portland Nv ~
torvcnt;nv ,S"uI VI June with armed in
con not;nnaI rtTm ~ neAiSo a.S imminent, the Ore
3oa.n..s 4" "G'lonai guard Is on tip.toe of ey
When 'g" tbo no ior pending developments
70 NToy;"a way "tMs t Oh the Presidents not,
wac = nv. 49, ueeSme public today there
onortors e ny ol telephones at the head
anyions in,,';1;' ~ rtu!u'uht General White and
seryica services inquiries rs to the prospect of
In coso 90 ;n....
Tin mo~ % VI intervention the state mill.
front Tho h"'r Gnance to 60 to the
most ofth" tne ! tDgular army is small and
Vice Intorrnn.;o 'e aouPs are on foreign ser.
cruitina tSo ,'In,,OG reu'ia WIN necessitote re,
ntcrcsntiom % sim aS h,is the PRESIDENT announces
inc is evNno.o3 a ioN -. business in recruit.
reSnIar Npe..eu nrn', !" tne offices Of the
thns;osm "."S omS "a a. "iil also stir en-.
tionaI gn,ra r,,' "'' |" recruiting the ma.
J'nder Dtiu tha ,o,,
nor he son. ,.' ,aw s. Tue state militia can.
around tb;a ' ,ou om i1re,gn service, To get
ncrmits ,,S m5n', NV , mere is a statute which
teers for atats ar 'neTy ,ni,i. j. call for voun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
COMMERCIAL CLUB IS
GETTING READY FOR
AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Heads Of Two Bureaus Elect.
ed. Others Later---Big
Meeting On June IS

Great enthusiasm was morifos. .
t"v commercial Club assembly roo,,
"S1 evening, upon the occasion ~ N,
hec'lhg called for the selection -,
s""'rlhan of the publicity, tonrist on.
conventions and legislation and tayn
,'on bureaus under the new re.or"n,
l4alon scheme and there WINS S"nl So"
attendance. Frank G. Deckchoch eUo0 ,,.,'
ton.;et rS;eu uireetor Of the publicity
U,iSt sVutiSt and conventions bureon aHl w
"s"te M treasurer T. B. KAY director
ton 9'''"''on ana taxa
o,5 3"uer tne plan of Reorganization
|I |nu consolidation, as outlined nv n W W
haSe who managed the camna;on ,,,'
elub will be divided info sawnEai' "s"' 'uc I
parImohts with director to elect for r
v"ch ana these directors win cbooso tSa
personnel Of the committees ,o a, s".
WIN them 1t is necessary thot ~. ,,
nuu1S OF departments be chosen NJ bo &
earnest date possible so as 70 Last",,
!ue completion Of permanent orgow ror'
ration and the evening or r,o, S"u'
Tust. Iuno y the agricultural, civic and IN.
'"S.lla' ,LSl departments will meet onl
moose % chairman, and ON TbursJa,
o,enihg' june 10, the mercontilc o"3
'og,al MA departments will do likewise "
tuesday, June 10, has been riyoI
,nu date Tor the general ASSEMBLY ofI
slup members for the purposo NJ cIoo1
ing president, yicc.prcsidon.' ''eyt e,,,
JIjiSseee.ory' ~ which, with the heads Of tbc
L,nV,onI Laa.II departments, win form tho
,s ooard OF directors of the pcrmoncn,
o'EaniIallon, According 10 tho gomorai
nt'hod OF procedure adopted ot tbo ont
SCI at least three nominntions aro Wv,
qulLo Tor the position Of heads NJ jo
"'''lehts and officers of tbc rlnk any
~ mioh, IhV"n'',lon n with the elections of lasf
,"5It ~ ~ hendricks Of the Statesman
EEG'1h''s"'hg company and Charles n
T. lSner' of the Capital Journal woro
ipooeu IN nomination along with II q
,poeGeoach for the chairmansbin NJ no
'outlsL publicity aud conyeptiaps con,
mllte'' when Mr.. Deckcboch wos U"
,noSen, " ana Joseph Albert and rbor,"a
,in n"Hio"ay' were nominated nlone
"l,h ',. Mr. Kay for the legislation onS
."H",'on .,i',, committee, in both cases tho
" ',''''lolS were practically mopnno,,
Nv several nominations bcin, n,aI'
'niy TO comply with the rule nith
lures the candidates to be vo,o1 sa, {
,no Inc directors Of these comwit,on. ' /
NiIl announce their seicctions No. ,,, ,,u'S
,iys ,s W. o,,,. svIle with them on the rcspec. ]
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Soldiers Leave Mud
SOaken Trenches To
Fight In Sunlight
Continued from page one.)

their old'fashioned bonnets down over
lhelr ears, carrying their most prccious
oSSlohs, ready to fly for the ittlo or
me that was left them.
Are You goingN" man oskod 81
group Of neighbWs. Behind The mon
was women and children
1 one more shell comes we mpst
60 answered the man in the otber
group. w" 0'"''
And so the town was woitin,, for
one more shell, after it had already
nau 2o' Was it because the Belpians
are hard to 6c0el Or was il because
,rn 1U"nc hearGStnnNnIc 20 hard TO brcpl, ,
lnr'e oelore oar eyes, war, with its
ehastIy weapons, was trying 10 scrono
lheSe human llchcns from tboir rlncos
on tine rock of Iiome, The heart st,ings
were staining almost breaking II
was IiNe looking upon the tearing Of
blo"ly human flesh. "s VI
And the German guns ybat worn do.
my this had been brought nm ,yiu,in
iansG OF the town because the German.
oad been able by using a deadly aos
20 kI,i brave men in the trenches Who
,aI been ready to give them a fair
'' fon two run over to restaurant
ana get something to emf - Tbego
WIords TOOK my attention away from
tue lalhetlr scenes in the street
mere aie two men over in tbo has.
Pllal who were badly hurt Inv nno ~
these shells one mad His Iowor ,o'.
oloWn OR and the other had fine fop|
OF ms head knocked Off. I've go, to
ease them up Bit" NV W.
AS he ran across the street to ho
hospital do" ] saw him tating orr he
0Verooat; a few seconds mara onJ Ii,
mouse coat would be Off; then NO wonlI
De M white apron; and soon tbo n,rn,
would be red and the great pbygicion
iron London would be doinp tbs ,arC
OF mercy that no ordinary mon uonlI
even ike ~ look at. ''"''
Ihe roar Of hundreds of guns como
TO us from the battlc line, as we en-.
.efed little country hotel 10 emf M
men had fallen U the town for mn .
lour now ibo tension was rolo,oi.
mere were n)i 20 many Bclpiapg ,,i,l :
'arhagesi some Of them were sittn,n ~, 4,
'halfs at their doorways, hoping ibar
ne one more shellp thai yonld h., ,,
he final mggug at home Ties wopT :,
Iu' come. ''"'' v
II }oo q,e afraid Of lightning in O e
torm' multiply your fear by n hmm. ),
irIi imagine o storm IN which van "
an near tbo Lightning coming, uoru T.,
.hl'h Will drive you away from homo ~
rrnar forever IT. i doesn + hin yor,
storm which may last not for A gm' "lI
'cf afternoon but for many days. and ny
,u mouths, and you will benin 10 Uu. :,
'tldh' now hose Belgians fclf with ~
lg roar OF 'le German cyclone in the y.
90 Do men ever got used to sbsn hr
reg asked the man who hpocs ah
uI. Street. to
"J never snw any who did, " be- op. go
'gcI simply Any man who .ag. cn
dor.n nnd il is o liar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Conference Of Reformed
Church Held In Portland

Ihc annual meeting Of the Portland
ofe} Chassis Of the Reformed church
"a lhc United states win be held In
PORTLAND beginning today. The Rcv
W. Z" Licnkaempcr, OF the local re-.
FORMED Horman church, is president Of
,he olatns, which includes Oregon,
washington, Idaho aud California.
After attending ~ his duties Ra pas.
t." OF the Reformed Gormnn ch1rco
mere Sunday tho Row Iicnkncmper
"'II l'0'e ior New Philadelphia, ohio,
TO attend the centennial of the stone
rrrN church, Of which he wos o lor
!A'r pastor lie viii be- absent VA this
trip about four weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
ALBANY MAN DIES SUDDENLY

Albany, Ore, June 10. P. Daunols
a prominent citizen, dropped dead in
lea L9 t"iay as he started to arise He
"ad not been i'll previously.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Kill Catarrh Germs
and Stop CaiarrE
breathe I,o This Antiseptc Dry Air N
,,ui iUur own Home ond Quickly and On
'orfn' Head Colds and snuffles'

, One Of the urcst signs Of coio,,l, .,
iOe mead, nose and thront m rntcIi,'
,oIu u ooNIl When you have cptnrrl
'np mucous membranes are iuflnrcJ
| A"VlI,n ana sensitive aud Nipl, J,,f,
or sudden change Of tcmpcrnturo ~,
/ once sets you snccling. suurflipg o,J
I NIWng your nose, Then npoip ',,Iit'
'h'h' delicate tissues ARE in mn ,,fl,,.,.'., y,
Sialo the catarrhal germs spcoycJ "" an. "
ana cougbod up by other sufferers cnJ
lulrk and easy Judgement In yonr "' AZ,
i''ied nose and throut and immcdio,oL.
A'ort 'oting their way into your rsS
sore ofgnns Then your catorrb ao,.
worse und you wake up morning, giu
'oDEu' imrk mouth sticky and nosn NJ,
stopped mp. ''' "''' 'Il
Oaloub can be overcome and pc
germs Of calnrfh destroyed if yop oil
go To- Daniel j. Fry or in ncf INV ,,I,",
good drug store and nsk far n ha"aa
complete liyomcI Ipronyuurod Irgb'
Ino) Treatment, consisting OF a bot,Ie.n
rae OIL Of llyomoi ana smpll bu,l r,l
Der iDbaling device wv
lou put few drops OF the rly.m,,
oii into this inhaler and ihcp nm, 10 H.,
Wo'h your lips and breathe pot,p,Ig
.,,la pleasant nnfiFoptir healing n,r af
'iyOmrl Wpy into your nose. L.nJ /
hl"hi nnl lungs IN ihTop minutes ynnr /
I po"uRcs orc cIrnuod out, ym
'frnibr easily and iho disrbnfpr ~, /
'D' li you VIII do thin every day for "A /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

~, Ihe most satisfactory place for
boil is in the kitchen. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

mite United ed States infantry will leave Texos
T.ty Ty september l, sailing from Sam
francisco on September s, for the Phil.
rpRlne rpIinna Island \ The Twonty.seventh will
relieye the Twenty.Fourth infantry
W Whleh will arrive at Texas City latr n
october. During the interval no regi.
ment Will be substituted at Texas Ci9fy
unless conditions require it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

Nnon there is family reunion tho
men present enjoy 10 almost as much
aa they do q funeral "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
"Hich ~ Better-Try an Experiment
or Profit by Salem Citizens
EXpOriOnco

something new Is an experiment
must be proved to be as represented
lho statement Of manufacturer h.
not convincing proof Of merit.
but the endorsement Of friends Il
NOW supposing you had bnd baek
a. lame weak, or aching one.
would you experiment on iti
iou VIII read Of many so.called
cures. ''''V'
places. '''"""J
IT'S different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy 70 prove local testimony.
read this Salem case:
Joseph Wint d6s High street, Salem
says Ny Kidneys were lisorderej
nud my back seemed TO lose iE
strength Doan's Kidney Pills SOON
iiHed me up an right. ! know tbnt
Dom Kidney Pills are n fine kidney
medicine and / willingly recommend
Pricc j0r, at all dealers Dom,
SIMPLY o.b ter 2 kidney romedy--got
Doan 3 Kidney Pills tho same tbat
Alr Wint had. Foster Milburn CO
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
=--------s-a@-.-------
Wncn there is family reunion tho
a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

hooh7. IT ig alleged aud explained that
ihoY should be- destroyed. BIsbol
sumner as administrator OF the fund
demands Information as ta receipt, and
disbursements during the previous uioc
years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
.TWenty-Seventh Infantry
To Go To Philippines

Washington, June 4-Unless expected
changes develop in the plans of the
war department, the Twenty.seventb
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-10
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS

DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
Jan. 3-Annual conven ention Colorado
Farmers Congress at Fort Collins.
Jan. 4-S.-Coiorado Kennel Club Sho"
at Denver.
Jan. 3-10-Sixteenth annual show OF
Colorado Poultry Fanciers' Assocla-
tion at Denver.
Jan. 17-19.-Meeting Colorado Retail
Grocers' and Butchers Association
at Pueblo
Jan. 16-22.-Western Live Stock Show
at Denver.
March 20-April &C o ora o Retail
Merchants Associations Food ana
Industrial Exposition at Denver.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
VANDERBILT ORGANIST HELD.
singer Charges Him with stealing
JeweIry From Hef Room.

George Musgrovc. 81. formerly or
ganist AT the Washington Avenue Bap-
tist church in Brooklyn. who was
brought from England by George W.
Vanderbilt as organist for his Biltmore
estate in North Carolina. was locked up
last night al Police Headquarters
charged with grand larceny on the COM
plaint OF Margaret Chapman. an opera
singer. who lives at the Wellington
Hotel, s1l Seventh avenue.
Musgrove. who also gave his address
as the Wellington Hotel was arrested
at Broadway and Forty-third streets
by Detectives Devanney and McGann.
The complaint charges Musgrove with
stealing from the singers apartments
on October 20 a watch and chain. a
silver vanity box and powder puff and
other jewelry to the value Of about
5000
Musgrove and his wife, 1t is stated,
became acquainted with the singer in
the hotel and he frequently played ac-
commandments for her. The detectives
say that when Musgrove was searched
at the Second branch detective bureau
TN, vanity box and powder puff were
found in his possession and the leather
case which had contained the watch and
chain.
\ trustee OF the Washington Avenue
Rsptist Church last night stated that
Nusgrove came to the church about two
yrars ago with the highest credentials
from Mr.. Vanderbilt and from musicians
In England. lie was employed as or
ranist for the church until last spring.
when some disagreement arose in the
choir and Musgrovc resigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09

SIR EpwAHp CARSON: "If there has
been u report current abroad that even
an inconclusive peace would be welcome
at the present moment / can only say
THAI any statesman ia this country who
was directly o. indirectly a marty 10
such n scheme would find II impossible
ever again 70 hold up his head among
his fellow countrymen. not merely at
home. but throughout the British Em-
pre.
AN inconclusTNe peace! Tine very
words would stink in the nostrils OF ali
homes people. Whatever our sacrifices
may have 10 De--ard daily We realize
that they may be drastic ana terrible
We will meet them with strong and
courageous hearts and ID viii he time
enough 10 talk of peace wncn the resur-
rection III narbir!sm has been finally
Nanpuishel and freedom and liberty
nave been forever assured FOR ourselves.
our allirs and the whole civilized world '
r. -. WELLS: what fooiing is this I!
Nobody IN England has the remotest dis
position In make peace until Germany
Ia thoroughly beaten"
SIR ARTHUR coNAS DoYIE: ~ have
heard no such report as to premature
peace. and II there ever has been one
II is certainly of German origin. Such
a thought l. inconceivahle TO any Brton.