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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

elmer G~rpebition ~ ihrsr BeFreiung be-
uniDertst tptrbeH iOIsn. 4as nltimoinm
mar, add bonn rein militarii6en Stdn6s
punt aus, buradns bsre6tigt unb bat IA
aud Wirfuns gshnbf; fOIaugs tein ariesss
suitanb belte9t, fam es aud hine ariegsa
dsfauaenen gebsn. Mbsr bic gntTsnbung
elmer Expedition foate man bBlhdnbig
aus benz areis Der @ripdgung loHen.
Cine ieits ipHrbs, pdrs e aud
better borbereitet nnb ~dusgeraHet ais
Bic srIts, nift nur bolis ausfi9tss
los fem, fonbsrn ben 1elOsns gang
nnbermeibIi9 MAIDEN. Gine britte attsTs
adfipe Der Q5faRg 0er Strettfragt. nebta
her 3urid5ishnns ber dmttitdnii9sn
Sruppen uHb benz Deibsag, tn Getfdt
elmer aberm0Iigtn sGypshttion". ipeIAe
ipit6er niat miIitdri|G gu fHbri5icrel
ns.s. gibt "a Bel bet uugfnbIidIt4fn
dira necessitas Der Gttudtion e6tn MIDI.
Mud mafen Bic ae6ren, tpslae Der @srs
Idnf ber srfien Expedition sssebsn BAT. nT'
ter alien umFtdnoen be1er5igt petbeH. Der
BprmarT9 bart trif dnsetretsa verben,
nodOsm Der anfmarI4 BIB IN bic teinits
Ginselbeit bur9geFibrt lrOrbsn III. Wais
ulaIaiaengetDebrsn, peLde niGs i~unttiOs
nisren, WouItisrsn, nelhe uiht 5ishsn
noasn, nnb JtisgerH, tOeIdt MIDI rstogs
ncs3itren fGHHen, fam nlun tsiHen GtI1.
Isua fihren. Die rRiGen MittsI bes QdFls
beg, bte WiaioEeit Ses DsItes unb BIZ mills
tdrHae G6ulang btr GbsrfeH 9teresIei,
ItuHg fnb imfanos, ben aafmarI9 Biz 81
Ifsiner perfetten GgaHbliafsit 6nrdsufnbs
rem, ioate fslbif bura einsH auFihub BET
Wormurfnes nem @egner bic Wl0gIiHteii,
ieiHt g~erisiOisans ~ pdrisn, Seboten isin.
an fonte fin beg tptiieren sbsnio pDl
Eber n~6roeEnben aritit an ben WuBnubmer
bsr Gsitung bes IsED5ugs, ME bcr bel
Brann1rbdifdSs bitten. Ment eiamuI sfT
maIAinengepebr nid)t Iosgtht. Ion mar
bic aeitang niat sIsi& Der nnfdbigtii
5ei9sH - aud eint isbe augeI trifft IL
nidt. unb bic BramarbaItH ieltsH rid
nit htr GHrti6ma9dins uHb nit ben
E3tinenftift beim Colt faIIdt Worfslungtr
erpedtn unb u~nsrfnIbare 6offnuneen e.
reqsm Die llnbsrontnDrtIi1tn mlHa
Fd Der G1mchHag bes Gegnsss unb be-
lnterf9dbung itiner ardfte ~sntbdIten.
Seber JeIbsag IN tint tfnfe SodG 0i
Werhebuna brutdIfFgrt ben Rrigg. MHd
Der meriganif6e Hslb5ug tpirb ftia Spa
sisraang fem. ed maflasr MaEisr Cob
nirO bon i'm auF blniistr WalFdtt &c
fDrberf tDeroen. Du Aern ben mtEiEaHi
I6en Mrmes bsIkIt aas ndFftaseibie
9eEeranen. Die Jahfer FHb triesserpTobi
Memn Fe HHsnrti6 Fnb, icl man MID
oki9 .merrdt" iHrsien. Mu9 ber SRI
lidsnfaa bon GdrrisaI Fat cine sdTs an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

eaIienfes (hauplRabi bes Gtddtes glsihen
Rdmens), econ (6auptfabt bes Gioafss
@udndiuatos) uuo Gueretaro (9auptitaot
bts aIeidnamiggn Staatesl mad Staot
Merito. Der 8Ormari4 bon Gan 2ais
potoTi ninlmt bic Aihtung iber GuaHas
iuoto unb GsIapa mad Gtaot WeIito.
Der &aEen @era Grus Dtrb nur4 ctn
uncertainties geIhnnoer sunddt BLOT
tisrf. Gobdlb bic nom Rorben borbrins
| aenben ArmRsn bic spette @ormorIAFro
Observation-Disclosures 2uis pcfcii
-7ampieo strtiht BADEN miro. tpirb
aud bon @trd Grua aus btr 9ormarl4
gsgsn Gtubt Mttito beginner. CT stbt
i6er Gerooba, Gri1aba unb 4uebla.
Die firdtsgiI9sn Wl0eli6fsiten zines
gsIo5u9ts ststn Merito Iahen it4 alp
tur5 folgsnbsrmaBen auFdmmenfdHen:
/. auimorIhlinie: Rosdlts - l
poIo-gasls Observation-Disclosures
q. - @ormarldIinien BON aofoeu: a.
-4oue 9rista-giubap SnGre5--ginodo
pprfirio 8tdg-Rutbo 2ore0o-Yaatamss
sas; b. - Observation-Disclosures
Qnis poioF-1ampieo.
8. - @ormarihlinie BON Gaen: @sra
gru3-Gta6t Mtyito.
Der auImari9 1T IN feinem bisherigsn
8erlauf in nift etrabe gldnseHoer Mstie
por iih 9tgdngtn. Die electromagnetic IT
nlerbings, Dit ia 80 ertpdfien fano, Dem
Huf gu ben 8afFtn. - min Denigen anss
nobmen, unb ou9 bisfe finb bersits bsists
tiqt, - gtfoIgt. Gs bdperi inbeHem NIT
ber n~otptnsiem ausriitnno. unb aud bic
3eHlraasltune In mnFbin9ion ldbt Wlans
oei an limTiAt e~rlennen. Die Rottptnoigs
ltit Der binreiGenbsn Riiftnngsbsreitl9dfi
i4 felt ldHasrtF 3eit eiTrigit bsfproaea
unb BON bu sroBsn Rebrbsit oes @oltss
ertannt fuorosn, es baden 10 biele
@Preparednessp > 9arobeH ltattgeTuHDen,
bic M6qliAIsit einsg JelbSuss gsgta
MeyiGo beItsbt idOn 70 lange, oaB Del
Mdnagt an @sgsnftdnben dItr art cui BIZ
@ereitImdft Der Gberfen 4eertslsitHHa
fem aI5u bellies Qiht ipirft. 6aG bic Ra'
iiondIgdrbt bet Ethtnbtn Mrmse NIT Yfsr'
ben mno 5orniitern n~usss9olFcH, 10 batfsH
Iibiele @eceHTdnne Der MMsriFnng fit Der
SeIo5ng, peI1sr bod f4oH IdHgere Gel
penigitens ss6rObt bat. Idngf srftbt Utr'
ben maHsm. DnB eiHselne 8eEbanbl
numerii9 unbouitdnbig nda eu Mnf'
ndrTnIinit gtlanbt ipsrbtu, UNI bort Ell
unb pieueihf srR na9 benz 8sginn bel
@ormarIdes auIotfiai gu uer6en, sri9siHt
ben 9ebrsn bet bisberigen ariegsgsidi1tl
mad aIs sin dabsrH fraeliAes Experiment
3as habsH bic 6ransDfen 1870 uHisrnonl
men, uHb Ts baben baFiir f&tpsr babsI
miiFen; bic Nah3iigIsr boben Danals I'll
nerortigts 0urheindnber dngerldtst :
|. fAIiebli9 fat nieaaoHb mtbr gsfDabt no
/ lher unb no1in, - Oab Der 4uFmarId
MHb aud Der eriEe @ormdri4 bsotutenl
qgEiHberl1umbt.
Dor alien abtr foMte man 9 baDOt
biten. In ben alien Seller bts 8sriudI
, 5uradsuEaaen, Sic tritiIhs Gage absfmdIl
barA sie Expedition l5lsH 81 iuolsr
i gs bIgb, cine Meigernng @drran5ds, III
amerilaHiiAsn @efangtnea bon eatri8a
berans5ugsbtn, batte NIT bei G~niIsneuHI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

atfdGrff un6 eeTdmuHatn als bic anoss
rem lWltteI sllr DortIsbung elmer Delt'
poIitii. Der Oslbsas foa, 10 pirb beute
amiIid beInnbet, ben GHub arferitdni'
Ihea Qebens ano bic Gihtrnng dnerifrs
ntIden Giaentums in Wltrito be5iDedsn.
Mbf aud Rdpolson III. bgrHnbsie itint
Ginmiidanq ii Bic mtritdRlidsH anstIes
aenkiitn nit BEN Sdt: ~demander
de Rautorite Mexique n protection
plus efficace pour Ia person ct IA
proprieta des suiets de Ia France
limb bod bat bamaIs bic rityifuniIde
Grass sintn psltgsIdidtIi6sn aniiti9
erbaItsH.
gud htuie tDDTen IN sinem dn1erila'
niia muiiGnif4sn 1tlOgas Dsltosidi4t'
Iide Urdgen unb prpbftme ~mitaanrfdtes
ren. Cine Der 6ebeutInmItes prpbIems
biIost bic aipdIlsdi bttrsffs Der QontEOl.
iiber ben Gsiuen O5edn. Ddmit ntlSst
fh Sapda an. LIMB ber bitFse SingostiF
beTfaapft 4emtI1Ianb nit 5apdn.
Dmti6ianb, fast @iliarn 1osunrb 9dft,
! aur Belt grofeFor unb friibet pfdfDent
bet Der. Gtdatsu, I'll .bef 0tfab4.
1etItIano I'll bic Fdtfie R64t, iUsI4t
bic Gertnigfsn GiodteM angrsifeH tonne
ten. bean sB babe cine Isarte Dlotte uno
Elm srobss fehsnbes Sssr. Die dnisritas
Hifde 1iotte IplIte I'm GtdnOe ftiH, Nc
beuiIdtn ErdnsppriIaiffe ON Grrtidsu
ber umsrildnifds aiiIttH 81 p%srhiubsrr.
Dafum fo4ten bic Der. Gtaatsn cine
Flotft 10 fart uHb Itiltunssfdbis, ME BE
bsaiIGe, unb cine Mrmts bon 10000 BIZ
tiner ultnicH Mldrn CUR BerfisaHa
bobtn.
sd fsbt, trlldri Or. Urant BaFiIns,
ton 9roeHdn, GGrinfteIles, 3tisuHsss
mann, GHibsdsr Mab s9saftber@, atiHtr
acdIitiUn spiE@sn DsHif9Idnb tat
Sdpan e%nissgtn. fobaIb bsr ariss beI'
Hbe. IN Id BIN niAi FntE. Oh bdrail
Bis mad bsr llniersei4nung bss nritbtnl
o~etrdrist tperben fen -. Jim bic WoHroe'
DDtlriu Elm fit oIIs MAI nieoet5abrt'
dsn.S Die aodIitioH sspiIaen Beni96Idnt
unb Sdpdn fcH fi4 gtstH Wlsgitc ridith
afa bort ben 0ebtf Dteen bic Wenrpei
Doltrin dn3uiesen. Miemdun bat abtl
bisAsr bic aulhdrnng etten I6nneH, ioil
cine MuiTAe TramspegtfIptte, an ben bfE
tif6ea Rifttn post<t nnb cine ifgsab'
mkLhk GsitnunIie, mad Anterita gsIargfI
fonute. 9ds eeyinaeogg1fei ubsrfont fgIbI
BE GpFdGe Der gefmldfs, meIdt khrt
bds GsnHHEdnb nets bet Dssuno III
Igsr. Gid0isn gsirtItn III. Mn4 IN BE-
mesiEahif6m UrosG. RopDItpu III. bate
aud na1btm bic @er. Gt1ateH bar9 bt
9anbiannq bgs Biirgrtrieges frsie 0dnl
trIanat, BE E~ran5SFI9en Iruppm MD
10 Ihhea ans MeIiip suriidatspesH, BAT
len bic grfoIat htr preubH6su Mufftl
i'm Sabre 1865 uHb bic Volitit 9is
mards ihn ni@t e~snnnsta. ale Fsin
MHFmfrifamleti auf GaEopa 81 loH5su
iriefen.
3spiEftn BEN 1Mil4sn Mti9 uHt bti
@eTsiniaitH @taatsn bon Muaersta btls
ben Esim geasnfdst, mtber p0ItitfAer voc
{ ptrtidaftIiHer art, IpeIde ana MIR b
{ WlGoli9ieit zines 3uIammtn fobss croft
/ men i0Huisn. 3n JineogeiH, ueldjgt b
Z msrisunif9s S5ruae NIB ben euentuele
UsIosuo otgeH MeriEo init DtuiIntdH
psrInHpFen MD, trit nit btF werhskun
4 btr 9SIitr Gin eddhrIi&es Spill %
4 Gela III Der gertditr an BET truIit
1 Gahe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

.bere MnFffdrung srbulteH. ais bic fHHtHs
fbiss Gamd linn gtgebsn.
iIntsr ben ionf HbIihen anTduus
uueen miirbe cine ulgemeiRt Mpbils
mdduns, tuis ie sursfit In ben @er.
Staten stssu Mtrito nattFinoet, elmer
RrieasertIdrung ~glsihtommsH, uHb nits
mails bari man bsrgtHen, baB Der arisess
saltdnb spiIdsn 4merila anb WleIito tett
no Sabren latent 1T.
Gs fraat fh nun, mas sieentIi9 NIT
sinem DeIb5ug ssesn Mtgito srrsi6t lusrs
ben ToI. Dds trfpeiteri bic rein militia
ride GripdganS aur miIitdrpOlitiidsa
Grage anb Itgt an bteIe ben Mabftab unb
ben 9riiftsin Observation-Disclosures GHifts
me. DIR felt Ftb5is SabfeH latente RrIss
3fptfhen ben Der. Gtddten uHo Wtrito
III bisber IsbigIih IOiaIer 0atar estutisH.
Denn bon sirer DOIitit, sa bereH Sort
Iiesnng bic MaIftn als bic dn0trta WiittsI
gebisnt babsn, iiberbaupt bic Reot geipte1
lin, 70 pdr ts bic poIiiit bes rgrcBeH
GtodsS. 5tuts abr fam aud ber bidne
aHippsl gsgen bic fsinen MdThinen8ss
tpcbre niHts ausridtsn. GaH5e Raabrei'
ters DibiFonsn piirben ii9 beim aHrsitsn
sseen bic Gaissnsrdbea NIT Damn unn
gfoB bas Send brsaen.
Gdmili9e psrionsH, DeIde lber BIZ
Ba6ne bts meritaRil4sa aritgssZ6eaters
tat Qaufs bet 3tit esF9rittsn FHo. 1a6n
IclaIss aolorit unb bic Greignihe, ptIhI
iid abgsfpisIt habsn, iin0 bon ICtuIeu
SntsrsFe gsnefen: Gle baden f4 eegeH'
Ieilia biz Safe abstfGuiiteH uHo fe fHs
ihnen BET gsIsgtnbtit bon aabersn abge'
Ihnitten norben. 90 Msxilo cine 4nsdbI
GudbrdimsiIeR Gsbiet an bic Ser. Gtadl
ten p~erIpren uHb pie oft Elm RenoluS5sr bsl
dnberen auf ben Gunb 9eItst, III fur bai
audgmeine MeItgstriebe pDItg gletGgiiItis
eeblieben. gsIbF tine UfgHr, ME BIZ
porfirio gid5 sfTheint Eebislia unto
Ioiaier BeImAiana hfroifh uab 5ugleid
traeifG. Aat dnoeFsn Mttture, Biz Cd
bic mdstro, 9Hsrtd, GarranSa anb @iat
Fao i'm GraHbe ktigIin 3aIaaseri4tl
nungeR.
BUR einmuf bate bic meyItuniI9e Jras
siutn Standardization QnItrfd erhuItsu
Gdg mar, ois cine iptIiaefdi1iIi2e Ger
f0nli6teit, RdpOleon III, an Bite Urda
Teinsn Gbrssi5 tDdgte ane ftins Sntrigue'
In iens 9~intiHsairastn ptrfa6te. @aF ben
Giegessug bsr fraasdFfden 9rupptn Dol
Nsra gru5 Bis Gidbt Mfxito. rom 8
Wlai Bis To- Jaui 1862, mdrfHierte aic
bic MsItgeI6i5te nit. Wlit osm kstsl
FraHsoEsn, intI1er, am 16. Wdr5 1861
Neru Grus uab ben meyitanifdtn Bobsi
DergieB, bate IfA on4 bic Melieeldihi
nieber siageE9ifft. nus Der Gsrne bat +
nod einm0L iibsr BE trugiT9s WOItnbun
bes @efhidA Mdrimiiians eineB bsElIdrer
ben GGfmmtr esbrsilet. Damn bat b
Uncertainties Hrags wisbsr bas Total
aolorft %argelsmmsn, beHen fareienhftt
! N~arbent1He Wila Der Bandit I'm
Garronsa Der sgrIs GhkFA hilOem
GDa Elm atuer amsritdnif 1smeritani
f1er arisa hag aaab beE asleten IN
/. aonqaiftdbortn, ber putIde nnb b,
! grabf9e mitttn IN Das DeItgT9i1sIid
> gefriebe unb IN ben @treiG Der neue
rsIigefMidtIi6ta BrageH hineinFelsn
/ Damn miiblt Der UtIb3ug. rsIAtr an n
IenigIi9 IoldIe 3ptde berFoiet, 3ul
| Qritge iDsrben, ptIher bic UcElTetui
, finer teEimmltn poIiiif NIT anbers
WIiEeIR lit. Damn rirbsn be MdIfs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-07-28

can be done. An experiment was made
last year in Northern Ohio by R. S. Webb
who has been hemp man all his life.
He raised 900 acres, probably the largest
single crop in the United States, as follows
Ground was prepared with gasoline spi-
der plows; hemp was planted with drills
cut with special moving machines and
broken out with two machines of his own
invention. driven by gas engines. The
braking plants were equipped with cranes
that handled a wagonlOad of hemp at a
time. The hemp hards were sold to paper
mills and make very good grade of paper.
This by-product has never been used in
Kentucky. Tow, or short hemp. runs a
little higher in machine broken hemp for
this reason The Kentucky negro cannot
make so much braking short as long hemp,
being paid $L50 hundred pounds for
braking He keeps fire-"red brake" as
he calls it-going alongside his hemp brake
to warm his hands, as most hemp is brok-
en- by hand in cold weather. He keeps
his red brake" going by burning all the
hards and the short hemp when the boss
isn't looking. This naturally produces the
percentage Of iowa loss to the farmer.
Hemp is best when grown on the same
kind OF land that produces Burnley tobacco.
Hemp at present prices, compared with
tobacco at prevailing prices, has a tremen-
dous advantage. 1t is not nearly so hard
on the land and requires no immense barns
for curing. When proper equipment is
employed the same labor will take care of
ten times the acreage in hemp as in tobac-
co. and the yield in pounds to the acre will
be about the same as tobacco and the
profits as much to the acre.
Hemp is native to Kentucky but can be
raised successfully in Tennessee, Missouri,
Ohio and Indiana. and the Wisconsin Ex-
pertinent Station has produced good hemp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-07-28
PRoPO5AL7.

Sealed proposal. on revised plans, for
macadam or concrete construction, ad-
dressed TO the County Commissioners of
Montgomery county. and Endorsed PRO
p0sals for building section of State Aid
Highway, in Montgomery county, upon or
along the Poolesville road, between Daw-
sonville and Poolesville, for distance of
about 1-2 miles, will be received by the
Commissioners of Montgomery county, at
their office, Rockville, Maryland, until ~
O'Clock, noon, Of the 9Th day of August
1916. and at that time and place will be
publicly opened and read.
All bids must be made upon blank forms
to be obtained Of the State Roads Com
mission at its Office. Sol Garrett Building,
Baltimore, Md. must give the prices pro-
posed. both in writing and figures, and
must be signed by the bidder, with his
address.
Each bid is to be accompanied by GER
titled check for two hundred ($2OO) dol
lars, payable to the Treasurer of Mont
gomery county. said check to be returned
TO the bidder unless he fails to execute the
contract should it be awarded to him.
Plans can be seen and forms of specifi-
cations and contract may be obtained on
cash payment Of one dollar ($i.00), at
the office of the State Roads Commission
Baltimore, Md
The Commissioners of Montgomery coun
ty reserve the right TO reject any and all
proposals.
By order of the board
JOHN X. LEWIS, President.
BERRY E. CLARK. Clerk.
july 2l-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-07-28
Hughes Slump Is Seen.

Washington correspondent BALTIC. Sun.
Charles E. Hughes campaign for the
Presidency has slumped. There is no en-
thusiasm behind it and none of that sub
stance in 1t that has hitherto characterized
the fights which nominees Of the Republican
party have made when they had anything
like an even chance to win.
Just what is the matter with the Hughes
candidacy nobody seems to know A few
surface circumstances may be cited to show
why there has been so pronounced a re-
action. but these scarcely explain the whole
situation or furnish reason for the re-
lection on the part Of Republican leaders
in Washington.
II was only natural. Of course, that the
flrst-blush hurrahing Of the Republicans,
following the Chicago convention, should
have subsidized somewhat. That was ex-
pected. But it was not expected that
six weeks after the nomination should
find evidences Of gloom wherever Re-
publican politicians gather. At this stage
Of the game it was expected that the
shouting should be revived and the men
who are to lead the local fight should
be ready and eager to get at EN-"
II is not TO be doubted that the Bull
Moose detection is one of the factors con-
tributing TO the unpromising Republican
prospect. 1t was assumed by every Old
Guard leader now in the business that
Theodore Roosevelt could deliver, bound
and gagged, every important Progressive
in the country. No leader in the Repub-
lican convention at Chicago seems to have
dreamed for minute that the Colonel
would or could lose his grip upon the Bull
Moose following.
And. in line with the idea the stand
pat leaders took little notice of the Pro-
eressive convention. They were even con-
temptuous toward il. They thought II was
all well enough to allow the Progressive
shouters to shout until they were black in
the face. The shouting was not TO be
taken seriously. All that seemed neces-
sary TO do. from Republican standpoint,
was TO annex Roosevelt himself, The rest
Of the third party would 60 along, II was
confidently believed.
But there has been decided disillusion-
ment within the last few weeks. dis
illusionment which has affected Candidate
Hughes and his immediate friends and
Colonel Roosevelt as well. A violent revolt
IN the mari Of many leading Proqressiyes
against swallowing Mr. Hughes has even
tuated. Leader after leader. State oreani-
zstion after State organization have served
formal notice upon the Republicans that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-07-28

II Charles F. Hughes. the Republican
candidate for President. makes an issue OF
the Federal Reserve system, established
by the Democratic Administration, is he
going TO read out of his party the 33 Re-
publicans who voted for the measure in
the House,
Will he repudiate the 16 Progressives,
the one Independent and the Republicans
who voted with the 248 Democrats in
establishing the sound banking and cur
rency law which has been approved by
the public and the banking world
Will he also repudiate the Republicans
who voted for the measure in the Senate 7
Mr.. Hughes will have a difficult time
evolving any issue that will not entail
Reputation of many Of the Congressional
leaders of his own party.
If he thinks it expedient to adopt
strong attitude on the submarine contro-
versy. which President Wilson settled by
obtaining full recognition of American
rights under International law and bring
ing about the cessation Of submarine war
fare, he will have to repudiate the lOl
Republican Representatives who voted
against tabling the McLemore resolution
and thus registered themselves in favor Of
a surrender OF American rights. Incl
dentally, he will have to read out Of the
Republican party the IL Republican United
States Senators who voted against tabling
the Gore resolution, which involved SINH
lar surrender when President Wilson was
forcing the recognition of American rights.
There werel2 Republicans in the Sem
ate who voted for the Administration
Trade Commission bill, and while there
was no record vote in the House. several
score Republicans voted for the Trade
Commission bill there.
The Republican party in its platform
has endorsed the tariff commission method
of handling the tariff. Before that plank
was adopted by the Republican party, the
Democratic Administration had introduced
the Rainey Tariff Commission bill in Con-
gress and II will become a law in few
weeks. And the Chamber Of Commerce of
the United States, representing the bust
ness men of the nation, Republican and
Democratic and Progressive, has endorsed
the Rainey bill.
One hundred and twelve Republicans
and four Proeressives voted with the Demo-
cratic majority for the good roads bill in
the House. One hundred and four Republic
cans and three Prosressives voted for the
Administrations Rural Credits bill.
Republican leaders of the House and
Senate repeatedly have endorsed the Presi-
dents action in keeping out of war with
Mexico. II vote were taken in the House
and Senate to-day on remaining at peace
with Mexico, the Republicans would vote
for peace so long as President Wilson is
able. as he has been, to preserve the honor
Of the nation.
Il will be interesting to see how far Mr..
Hughes goes in repudiatine his own party
in his speech Of acceptance. The only
way he can avoid the reputation of
very large number Of the Republican lead
ers in Congress is by skiddne around all
the problems Of the day.
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they will not be handed over bodily to the
party which they started out four years ago
to destroy.
The Progressive bareback is one of the
elements in the Republican situation which
have caused uneasiness, if not actual alarm.
But there are others And far up toward
the head Of the list is the fact that the
American people are for peace. Nobody
who circulates among men and women Of
all classes and conditions can long remain
in ignorance of this circumstance. More
over. Republican leaders have found out
how the man Of the street is thinking and
have learned at the same time that said
man is pretty certain to support the Presi-
tial candidate who has made peace posi-
Bile for this country.
The serious part of all this. from purely
Republican standpoint, is that it knocks
the props from under that party's assault
upon the European and Mexican policies
Of President Wilson. To every charge
which Republican orators may make against
these policies comes the immediate and
undeniable answer that Woodrow Wilson
has maintained peace with honor This
is not the Democratic politicians answer.
1t is the answer of the men and women
who are concerned in politics only in so far
as statecraft and administrations affect
their personal welfare.
Republican leaders have undoubtedly
come to realize the difficulty of engaging
in campaign against such sentiment
as that. They know that it will be use
less to debate such distractions as are in
volved in the German correspondence for
instance, or the negotiations with Carranza
They must promise something better than
Wilson has given the country If they are
to make an effective appeal for Hughes.
and nothing better has yet come from the
councils Of Republicanism.
From strictly business standpoint the
situation is not far different. Republican
candidates in the past have had the active
support Of the great corporations, and this
support is being played for by Mr.. Hughes.
But the reports continue to pour into Wash
ington to the effect that the real business
of the country has not responded to Re-
publican propaganda. And the reason is
just this
American business interests are now
making good money. Some OF them are
making big msney. The country as
whole is soundly prosperous. Every man
engaged in trade knows this. Every such
man, moreover. fears that any change in
government will be disturbing. A Repub-
lican President might not create panic
or even overturn any established order,
but ii he did anything at all along legisla-
tive lines he would necessarily create
disturbance. And the average business
man seems entirely satisfied to let well
enough alone.
These are some Of the facts which have
had an influence upon the Republican
campaign. They may not be determining
circumstances in so far as the November
result is concerned. but they have thrown
very positive damper upon the prelimi-
nary stage Of the fight.
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NOTICE.

Office Board County Commissioners,
Rockville, Md. July rs, 1916.
In accordance with the provisions of the
Acts of the General Assembly of 1910,
Section l77N. of Chapter 484. notice is
hereby given that William Dorsey, W. b.
Chichester and M. d. Knight, Examiners
appointed by this Board. will on Saturday,
August 18th, 1915, at the hour of 10 A. NJ,
meet on the premises for the purpose of
examining into the public necessity for the
relocation, determine the probable cost
thereof and assess the damages and bene-
fits caused thereby of the road known as
the Muncaster Mill Road. leading from the
improved road near Norbeck to Redland.
JOHN r. LEWIS, Pres't.
BERRY E. CLARK. Clerk.
july 28-td