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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-06-05
Never Again The High
Priced Country Road

81 .
After paying an average price of
$4,000 a mile for $50 miles of con-
crete roads, Maryland has departed
from what is termed the standard
concrete road and in some cases has
reduced construction cost to about
$500 a mile, this having been done
with the conviction that the cheap
er roads will last Indefinitely if given
btuminous wearing surface. Thus
the State has taken a long step to-
ward restricting concrete to founda-
ton purposes exclusively. Had the
more recent Maryland roads been
built with the latter purpose in view
and provided with a 2-incn wearing
surface OF asphalt macadam, there
would have resulted the type OF road
Monroe county, Mich, is building for
less than $12, 200 mile, the Michi-
gan road having concrete curbs as
well as a 5-inch concrete foundation.
The radical change in Maryland
policy, the building of hundreds of
miles of bituminous top roads on
concrete bases in California and the
adoption of the greatly improved
type in Michigan, all presage the de-
cline of country roads costing from
1000 to $4,000 a mile. These
prices are prohibitive in many To-
calities, but when the materials that
distinguish our present separate and
costly types of roads can be so COM
bined as to give better service at a
saving of $4,000 to $4,000 a mile,
we obtain what may well be called
the American standard road
a natural asphalt and good stone
make an ideal and resilient wearing
surface, and the concrete provides an
unyielding foundation 1t having
been demonstrated that this com
posite type of road can be built for
$4,000 or less PER mile, the tax
payers are certain to adopt it once
its true merit and economy are I'M
derstood.-Good Roads Press Bulle-
tin
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-06-05
Sporting Goods Store
Exclusive Agency For the Cele-
brated Spalding Athletic Goods

We have the sole agency in Cam
bridge for the famous Spalding
Sporting Goods, such as Base Ball
Suits, Sweaters of all kinds, Bathing
Suits, Hats, Shoes, Bathing Slippers,
Base Ball Stockings, Gloves, Masks,
Balls, Bats, Tennis Rackets and Balls.
Orders taken for Base Ball Uniforms.
Fishing Tackle of all kinds.
Soda Fountain, Cigars and Cigarettes
VIM. f. ROBBINS, Prop.
Poplar Street Cambridge, Md.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13

9'.lie auI pcn Fefferbngcl, Die Onr9
beft1ges Irtilleriefeur borbereitet ipurz
Sen, Dem Seino ibspere gerlulte, aber
tttdt Ben gerinslten gprtbeil Elm.
! SIN Gaillette : 8albc geipannen
mir an ein ober 5lpei gteae,l trob ser
bartnadislten gertbeioigrng an gpbcu.
Ser ansriff aufger0un
crncut.
Saris, 12.april. (11:45 gorm.)
Sic oeutIGenInsriffe auf @croun tpurz
Den auf Dem 8eltufer Ser Naas beute
Wprscn tpieber erneuert. Sic 9eutz
1den riicfteu gesen oen gaurettes ;
2Salb, liibli6 bon gun,ieres, por, tpoe
bei tic fliiIli9es Seuer beim sln9riff
berfpenocten. 9ieier ipllrbe aber abaez
iGagen. (?)
slm Sltrfer fam es an ser 9pualtz
mont @aug Srnnt MIR 5ll MrtilIericz
@efedten.
2as ariessamt fiinoist an, oaB
Die gerllHte Ser 9elltIden in Ben
adnpfen an 9ienstas lebr ldtpere
1paren.
& @csri6t iiber Sic s. a mpfe
an +9ie11 tags s.,ss
u; 9arils, 10. Mpril. (11::5O @m.)
Sic 9cntlhen befIi1dte1t, als iic Ser
'fdrfllt1gen berditbrdd)ten, Inn SEN an=.
griff oltf ben Mprt @pnrl,,e, Sen Sob.
ten Mamt : @iigel, iuieber Slt err1ellz
erl1 Den Sphen I'M gnillettc zgSalb l1n0
nDrolib bobpt stpiiden SORT @plaltz
mont ltnS @dnr, lpelbel1 Sic Ssran5olen
ibnen tpiebert abget1ommen batten, tpiee
Der 5lt gclpinnen a
Sic fran5D1ilde,, Stcllungcn be-
ld)retben BORT eit1en @pgcn ppn, einem
Gnnftc liiolib bon Sort 9ouaumpnt
big allr Ndtte oes 9orfes gaug unb bat
Die Sront cine 2dnge bon etlpas tpcniz
ger als 5tpei Meilen.
8dbrenb breier Gage fam es am
Sitl1fer Der @laas MIR 51 Irtiaerie<
fdmpfcn. ipeld)e INNER Sic @prberei=
tlln9 5u einem beftigen Mngriff lino
nnb ibren Gipfelpnnft in ser ssprm bon
beftige,n Granats llnb @asbpnbenz
Sclter, Die befti9es Gbrancn ser Iuget1
beiptrfcn, errei6en.
Sic ga sipolfen teisen au.f
gfa6 Dem 8onrbarbe,nent aus ld1tpeS
ren @cldaleen ipdbreno s gtunben
uno NIT Gasbpn1ben ipabrenb elm pber
5ipet Stllnoen, lfiirmen Sic 9eutId)en
tn 5ipci aplonnefr 5u eleider 3eit al1f
Die beiben Slanfcn ppr. Sic Splge baz
BON tit bas nod mic boseipeIcne glutz
BAD Der Sample ltm gcrDun.
8eltern (9ien5tu9) ipltroe Sic oare
&c Sront nit @asbpn1bcn ii6erlhiittct
uno es bin9 iibcr ibr cine selbc yBplfe
bon Gblortne Z 9drapfcn, bie bpm1imz
mel bcrabsubaneen idien. sfIs Bic
SSplfe Iib bob, itiirmten Bic 9elitld)en
bpr, anld)einenb ltnbcfii,nmert INN Sen
@prbang Beg Sob ipeicnSe,l fransDiiz
fd'cn artiueriefeuers. ginisen geIang
es burd5ubrcden aber MIR Inn aus5ns
finoen, oab bic Sransolen lire erite
2inie allfgegeben battcn, Inn Sen @asz
tpolfen @elesenbeit gu geben, ,la9 unb
nad) sll cntipeiden.
9entlbe @eritGrf1ngen tpllrben bpr>
seldidt, I'M bic gteuungeu gu befeltiz
gen, abcr ebe bicic oie 2inic erreidtcn,
fa1ncn Die Sran5oicn gum @escnan1l
9riff auriicf nnb lblugen Sic GertIde1
nit lntpiberltebliber @elpalt aus Sen
ipeni9cn Stellen, in ipeldc iic gelangt
iparen. iuieoer binal1s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13

bis nad pcm @auptauartier bes Gene
rails Gcribing eintretcn lperbe. st nery
pei9crte, cine grfldrllne iiber Bic slri
Ser Ncnberllns ab5u9ebcn. aber slrmee=
Sffi5iere gluubcn bab, IA bie @enuz
sllns Der Gilenbabncn berla9t lpirb
entlpebcr grpbe @erltdrfungen CUR Si=
Gerllns Der gtappenliuic abseianoi
ipcrben luerbeu, pner sic 9inic bepcuz
telh perfiirSt iucrhcn luirb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Gie Grbem giellul.s.

Mc srioe, aopitdn Ser v@nralong";:
v9pptsmann, hoben Sic Den geian9cz
ncn ocutIbcnSeelcltten slrnc uno @ciz
lie fcIt 5uialnmenaebunoen?"
uYcs, Sirl~ u9lub ale s8afien
abgenpnrmeu?" yDes, Girl"
vSoben Sic ibnen au6 9Nlmo rno
slusen uerbrnoen2" aYes. Girl"
so reideu Sic mir neiu 9lcpetierz
selpebr icG meroc mid nit i6nen
mellen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
aus Der 8unoe8banptitaot|
Sic 8 eotuf 0a M III Sroee

Us a + inat 0 II, 8. g., 12. april.
Sic &eofuf : Gamn Srage lit pieber
auf9enomrnen nproen. sluf ala9e bon
8eippbnern Der 9}adbaridaft 6at &C.
motor aenpon Bic @rDrtcrung berlelben
nit DEM &rtegs : Separtelnent mieNc1
aufgcnpnmcr.
er bat in einem 8riefe an sen
&rie9slefretar angeirogt, ouf uelde
slutpritat gcltilet, bas department. err
luubt Babe, bab Ser Ganm in SoDbc BON
525 SUB errihtet ipurbc, ba bas Sc
lee podl mir cine SoDbe BON $40 5suB
seitatte.
gs lpirn 9ctlaet, baB Sic eeseno
Dor ocm Gamme olreb pieie 5ulaeliden
Is SUB id1iperen Sbopcn ollrh lleberz
flntbung bon @ielen urb slcdern err
leibet.
gs ipiro nith nlr bcbauptet, ipnoer1
belpieieu, baB Sic &cpfuf ltup 6amilton
&otcr Goper Gp., itatt Sen 9Sreis Ser
eleftrilden &raft berab5uleeen, lpie
DEM Gublifum perIproGen par, benz
|lelben bepeutenb erbDbt babe.
eSn Sort 0aabilnn 5. 9. lit er adiz
NAL bober, ais friiber, ebe ser 2an1ln
Sur gr5ielltng bon @alierfruIt erbaut
ipurbe. Sic geupbner beioer l1fer, bes
Sopacrs llno Sainpilcrs, linb lebr oufz
9cbradt harilber, bab tic bon Scr glusz
fiibrllns Se5 9ann1baucs nur Nadlz
tbeile, aber feine Gort6eilc haben. gs
lt ibi1cn abcr bts6cr nibt geelileft, &C.
bor fir ibre berehtieten alaaen sll
finben.
gs lit robrldeinlid, oab equator
acnpp1 llnb anoere 0itglieSer ser
Spnacr Gpn9reb : gelegatipn Sic Sra
&C nit &rieaslcfrctar Safer cingebcno
crDrtern nerpen @s unterliegt feinen1
3neifel, ooB bas ariegs : department.,
lpenn cs nm mill, biclc &laaen ser
giir9er abltellen fDnnte.
8aibing t Q n. 8. g., -. spril.
Sic 2ebattc iiber Sic slfcrbu1 Be-
lpiIligun9sbiu in oDbe bon S24, ,5OO,1
900 ipllrbe beute I'M Suubesabeeorbz
netenbaule fprtgclctt. gs miro erlparz
tet, bab tic slnfang naditer 8ode 5llr
Innabme 9clan9t.
|S diffabrt auf Sen grp b c ii
seen.
Salbingtpn, 8. g.. 12. Spril.
6ilf5 Sefretdr Slrcet bonn Soannels~
9epartemcnt. Ser bellte alls Sen Soae
fenitdbten an Sen srpben Seen bierber
6uriicffebrtc, erfldrte, bab Die balo slt
erDffnenbc Sdiffabrts : Sailpn ouI
Den grpBeu Seeu olle tire @prgange=
rinncn in Sen S6atten itellen lperne.
Sdiffe, Sic lett slpei unb orei Sabren
nicht benl1et ipurben, merben lpieber
6um 9icn1t allsseriiltet. @tele Shiffe.
Iagt CT, iino idpn pollis gelaoen lno
fertig sum Iuslaufen lubnlo Sic
Shiffabrt uuf Sen grobcu Seen erz
Dffnet lpirb.
@albinetp On, >. g., IL. slpril.
Ser nidtanltlid,e Cert ber beutld]el1
gipte lprroc BON Staatslcfrctir Gaming
hem Grdlipenten sltgeitellt Ser amt
lihc Cert miro itilnplidl crlpartet. gr
lpirb III ser aabinetsiislln9 am Srcis
tao crprtcrt merbeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Scr aritg.
Ste &ebe bcs preubil9en
8rtegsminiiters I'M 9emt<
lden Nei9 s.tage.

3rte9 iiters i'm 9emt :
ldDen 81 eid) 8 tage.
Berli in, iiber 2pnSon, 10. Mpril.
&riegsminiiter General Mbolf gSilb
bon @obenborn btelt Montug bur benz
Jtetbsta9e cine 9tebe folgcnben sSt1z
baltes:
SD entbalte MIDI l1nfallenberWait=
tbeilrnsen iiber bie ,nilitdriide Gage,
ba Die tasli9en geribtc bcs Grobeu
Sauptquartiers es DEM @plfe eru16g<
liben, ben siinitigen ntilitdriiden @ntz
ipiflnnsen auf alien ssronten gu folz
gen. llnierc @eeresberi6tc li11b milf
tarild fur5 9efabt, ituD aber, I'M Sc
9enlae 5u benen oes Sei1oes, itet 8
~ d br.
Gin liegrei1es 2anb ipie bas llnlz
rige braudt feinc Acknowledgements su
ludcn. SAP mir liegrei6 9elpeien iinb,
5eigt eilt 8lif alf Sic aarte. @ab ipir
iiesreid bleibeu 1perberl bis ser arieg
beenoet, bas berbiirgen her Selbellnlttb
Der arn1ee, Der eii1ige &tlle bcs golz
fes, sic rnoralild)e aratf Der Station
ilnb Der l1eberflrb an alien gum 2ricge
nptbtpellbisen ,Gtnge,r.
I1f Sic gerbun GffcnIipc iibcre
gebe16, iaste Ser Miniltcr:
u0es iinb niht, ipie Sic Seinbe es
oarltellen, bie lcbten 3ltfuneen ei,ler
crI6Dpften Nntiol1, ipnocrn sic 4@a,ns
,rteri6lagc eines itarfen llubeIiegliden
gplfes, bag NIT Der nntbigen 9ielerbe
on Wenlden 1tnb alien anoeren nptbz
ipenoisen Mitteln perieben lit. lim Sic
lie SMagc 5l1 fiibren. Sic ipieoerbolt
aperOen lollen, Big Ser Seinb ser eade
iibcrbriilIig ipiro. lin l,nier 3iel 5u
erreiden, bat Die @eereslcitung lire
reiden &en1tniiie in Die Sbat 1n,gez
iebt. 100 Meter @raben 1aben fir
MIDI gr1bcren gBcrtb als Sic auere
i6Dnlten @eOen.
n9ieier &rieg ipirb ME ltnb MIMI
ntcr bnrd ld0ne siegcsreben, ipnbern
bur6 fraftise Gcbldgc olf sdlabtz
felbe nnb bllrd ben ltarfen 8iIlen 5n
Souule entldieben iperbe,r Sic @prte
"5alte burd" beden lid niht ga,15 nit
Der gotbipen0igfeit fiir sic Nation, Dos
Wcrf linlerer Mrmee su nnterltiiben.
Sur mem, bieienigen 5lt Sauie bur6<
balten, fann Bic Mrmec ibr 8eltes
tbu1, l1nb t1ebr als bur6balten.
.Nietnals In Scr @cl9icbte lit ein
arieg in IoIdem Mabe gegen Srauen
llnb &inber gefiibrt lpprben, lpic gng=
lanb bies iebt tbnt. sber Sic inns CUR
gerfii9ung itebenben Mittel Iii,b sll
arob linb linier @ille lit 5u ltart, ais
hab gnglanbs MnsDnngerllngspl6ne
9elinsen f6nnten.
.9as 3uiammentpirfen scr 9cut-
fden 81 8allie il, bielem &ries lit ein
56allipfel BON gigantiid]er l1nb biltoriz
i6er 9ebcutllng, llnb Sic Mrmee banft
Dem beltlden8olfe fit Sic 8elpeiie iciz
ncs 1tarfen 8illens unb ieines ltillen
Soelbentbuns su @auie. Bon biciem
@eilte gctrasen, miro Sic grn,ec ibr
slues geber. lin, eineit Srieoen at
iider,r. Deiien 8ebelttllns i,n @erbdlt<.
nib ltebt sll nnleren Gpfern r,,b Ser.
ms in Der Snfunft ppr abnlidcn Mn&,
griffen iidcrt. gis babin Gebulb.
.9fe Gntideibunsen reifcn lansia,n,.
tofpr SirY,cr ef,,cn, ,t,,t,nr,ttriHIirhrf1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
8aicbaa.

Sn Ser g a tional 2easrc:
Gbilabelpbia 5, Stein Dorf a.
grppflDn 1, 8piton 5.
Cincinnati l, Chicago Z.
ct. 2olis 2, Yittsbltrs L.
Sn Der q III eri an 2eaelle::
9pltt,l 2, Gbilabelpbia 1.
glepelano 1. ct. 2ollis 6.
9}eip 9prf 2, 8aibington 8.
Chicago 0, 9etroit a.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
@roBtr GrioN :, btntidtn san@bpot=
trie9eS.
seit ertcm SaM,tar 24l, 900 gdiffstonmen a,,f oem
NeereSbooeu Qeinuot.
sie9sberidtds geoe oes preubden arasmiuiers int eis
IS taAe.
sirfen uer1ancn bic GnelauDer lit seeiuputamien.
Gcuticblano lpiro i'm nidt
Ser ocutid)e galldbootfriee lit crfolsreid).

Ser bcride Salbootcg crosh scuidonh n;rh Inn s+
altscben ~ Wag @aibnston s mill Sic coes,e
iiblbe Ncbc preuBdcn argsmultcrs inn Mebstooe gi
oeaen An9fe bel gerbn osrei lelane Sic grfn(oe
ap nuB tie aber nor 5use6n gann bcs Telbsos ooen
selpnn ooooo Sran5oen 9efangen gtnnno
" sst p'e yer. Saaet - ytec nberdamtbei gnglanbs
Weo lmb gscrtbpapere fir gontratanoe era
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13

Sn Ser 81. 81. @orlo ipirb pcnl=
nadlt ein .@riehteblcr fin aQiirtc" "
eri6cinen.
9elttItfc llnterieebpptc IN Ser
9i1be bon 2iilabon? - Sic Yprtu9iez
fen lpcrpen bats crfabren oab lie arics
nit Seutld1lanb babeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
SiQa leinen Serfolgtrn entgauge1.
Gr ut ntt toot ooer peru1tnoe ,,5onoerm leil mmo
8ei',mo tn einem @eritedsir Der Sierra Maore.
pablo sope Elm l1nteranibrer eiuen Enltcn crleecn


7 9anbi @iQo lit nn an,eranc 9erfploer nt
m1f ST tn e'1em &crcf Der Sierro @abte in 4crfei Sic
@crpuog uno Den SOB ee lcranf6rcr5 gabto oope} 6ck
@la lin Ben nen ls5uiprengen g1erioidc Srubpen if
nad suoen III 9erto borseou9en Bic gtappnll oabu nm
9cbnbrf pcrlanger General 6unTon mid perudcu tic git ur<
furien setl @oe miro III Scr Gabiet5ng an, tag rz
lpcrbcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
9 ritii d CT II eberariff.

@a Ia, 12. spril. 2ipci 9eutz
lhc, ciner Elm 8elpobner Manilas llnb
Ser anbcrc cin friibercr 0ffi5ier cines
internirten pertlbcn sdiffes. fins
burh eitten britiIchen Silfsfren5cr, pelz
len gtumc unbefannt it, bon bem an,ez
|rifanilbcn sdponer Senrp g. 5ebn
Meilcn ipeitlid bon 3amboansa 6erlln=
tergebolt ipprben. penrp g. ion Ser
ba6t ,erreet ba6en, neil Ser Sdoner
|friiber iln beutld amcritanilden
Sanbcl tbatig seipeien lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
e # mercr s(uf o NJ p.bilz
II II + q I [.

- - - !.
. linton, So. II. Slpril. Gin
Wlann, Fer % SATIRE alte Iranci5
steerts BON giaoupteta iullroc BET
e1nem slntontp6illniull, 5pci sfeileu
meltlid] BON Sprns setDotct, uno 500
lparo SnbnIon, allch ton Muouofcta. 10
ld!per pcrleBt, hoB CT in fritiichcm 2uz
ltnncc I'M WtereD : $,oipttal oanieocrz
lieat. scin @ater uno leine sOsltttcr,
81. uno 5rau s. g. So6nion bon ssaz
qupfcta neilcn an Observation-Disclosures.
Scr llnfaG murpe burdl Sen Gin@
ltllr5 etr1es S6eiles Ser 2ouoItrabe perz
urlaeht. Gas Snro slutomobil, in
neld1em Street5, Spbnipn uno ibr Sc
I9lettcr Sbomas Soonliltpn fu6rcn,
lltilr5te Den is 6lb bpben slb6ong binz
ab, per'udltc altf Scr onoercn Scite
Der Sdlltdt lerallf5ufobrcn, Itiirste in
ote'c binab ltno iiberidlug iid. Sic
Sn1allcn tanlen inter nus Ilttpnpbil
5u ltegen. Salnilton tant p6ne @erlez
sllngen Sappn. Sic iunger 2crtc fu6z
rem 9icnstns abcno lin, 10 llbr bon
IGllnton ab, fuGren ourh Sppns rno
Ilraren ctipa 2 gleilen off ser 2onbz
ltraBe nad) NFaQuofeta gefaGren, ols
'td' Der llnfaQ creienete.
Sic Seidc bon Stecrs nurbe nm
9litternacbt unter ben, 5crbro6enen
slutcntobtl herpprge5ogen. Sic trar am
&ppT llno an Den Gdultcrn berbral1nt.
@abrIdelnlid erplobirtc Ser ojaiolinz
bebdItcr. 6amiltpn. pbppbl CT auc6
inter Sas slutomobil SIT Iieeen fam.
lrlrne lrunocrbarcr Seile nic6t perz
lest.
Strcets bdtte hcute ieincn 30. &C.
burtstag feicrn fonncn Gr mar Ser
Spbn BON Sroll 9ella Streeis III Mas
0upfcta.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
Die Mdrfte.
Hrponftc.

Gbieago II. slpril. @ei5en ~
1875 Moi, 1171s sSuli.
&prl 1914 Weni. 1878 sSltli.
Safer 4434 Mai, 451l5 Suli.
@5etreioe fir @aar: 9to. 2 rot6er
@inter t24-1257s,; SEQ. 3 &orn
7934: @afcr, Stanoaro, 451a
bis 45A.
@oeaelr go. > 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-13
gsicll ,,uo Yrpbiiiunen.

G6icago, t2. Mpril. Mi1opieb
3ufltbr 10000. 5tiere H.90-10.'
90; aiibe lmo Nirtoer $4.10-9 10;
&alber $7.25-1O.00.
Sdnpeine 3uf,lbr $4,000. 81
bis 1Oc b0ber 5u $9.15-9.S0; 5l1.
meili $9.55-9.75.
Sdafe 3lillbr $4,000. Stetie
Mbber $7.00-9.4 40; 2anner $7.75
bis $1f.90.
@efliigel - 19c.
Butter Creamery 3O-35c.
gier - Nrina 2O1Aa 2034c.
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ans bcm etaate.
gS. IS. so GarIh er III 4 4 +

s. Us. @GarI6 eriud6lt.
9es M o ncs, 10. e(pril Gahc<
8u hollltanoi9e @eridjte aus alcus6ei<
len oe5 Staatcs iiber bie 8rGIiocntelrz
Er'marrobl am Montag 5eiqen, oab
sS. S. Warlb nit S,629 stinmcn oez
gen 4,616 Stimnten, Sic fiir s. IS.
Seem abge9ebcn tpuroen, 3ltnt sVIitz
9llepe oes Senlofrattlcfen GatiDnals
Committees erluo6lt mltroe. 9lnd Sic
rcgelrecften SeIcgaten at larac sltr
National Gonpention III Ct. 9nltis,
Y. :. @'creoit3, allauricc Gounpll0,
5. S. 6u96cs uno George Sti6ers
rltroen crludblt.
Sp9n :. slbams lit nit 10000 ee<
gen 1000 Stimncn. Sic 9Srhr Glipn
erbielt, gum Mitgrleo oe5 republifaniz
leten 9tatipnul Committees crlpti6lt
poroen.
g it meiife o6len.
salo pin, Sa, -. Slpril. gS.
8fite, scr GoItmeiItcr pon galouin,
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The Monticellonian., 1916-12-28
Incorporation Matters.

Articles of Incorporation were Sled
by the Mena Cattle Association OF
Mena, which will engage in the cattle
business. and will also bore for oil
and gas It is capitalized at 100000,
of which $1,000 is paid in. C. c. Mills
is president.
Other corporation matters filed were
notice of the withdrawal of the De
sha Lumber Company of South Bend,
Ind, and a surrender of its Arkansas
charter. and notice OF the dissolution
of the Yarbro Cooperage Company OF
Yarbro
A certificate OF dissolution was filed
by the Planters Gin Company of
Marmaduke
. The Bradford Fruit Company o..
Bradford also filed its incorporation
papers. The company will carry on a
general merchandise and produce bus.
mess, and is capitalized at. $4,000. OF
which $!75 is paid in. The president
is U. l.. Hickmon.
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-28
STATE YOUR TERMS"
ANSWER TO KAISER
GUARANTEES FOR PEACE OF EU-
ROPE NEEDED. SAYS PREMIER
PREPARATION PARAMOUNT.
I.ondon.-"Tell US your terms /!

Iondon.-"Gell us your terms!
Give US guarantees for the peace OF
Europe from the swashbuckling o5
Prussian militarism-guarantees surer
than those you have broken
Then. and not until then, will the
allies treat with you with regard to
ending the war;"
Reduced to its sum and substance
that is the answer of Great Britain and
her allies to the central powers pro-
posal to enter into negotiations for
peace. It was given by Lloyd.George
in the House of Commons.
As for the allies terms-the only
terms on which they will give peace
negotiations a thought-the premier
set them down thus:
Without reparation peace is impos-
sible, The allies insist that the only
end of the war must be complete guar
antee against Prussian militarism dis
turbing the peace Of Europe"
And with ringing note of bitter
irony he added:
'All the outrages on land and sea
N''AlAioA III ilAlAthdltd D1 d lew plOu6
phrases about humanity"
At the pinnacle of his political ca
reer, in his debut before the House of
Parliament as premier and virtual war
dictator of Great Britain, Lloyd George
delivered his long-expected address be-
fore house thronged to its capacity
and amid deep, almost reverential 81
lence, which was, however broken re-
peatedly by thunderous cheering.
The substance of his declaration. he
announced, would be sent TO Germany
within few day It was not only
England's answer the prime minister
emphasized. II was England clean
and definite" support to the identical
statements already given by Russia
and France
1t was not fat-footed, defiant re-
lection of peace. this remarkable
speech by England's strongest man"
which the world had waited breath
lessly for eight anxious days
1t was an unqualified. scornful, al
most contemptuous rejection of the
central powers proffer as it now
stands. For this prefer in its present
shape, is a nose, with the ropes end
in Germany's hands"-thus LLOYD.
George described it-and the allies do
not propose TO put their heads into il.
Newspaper presses were still rolling
off extra editions containing the pra-
mler's speech-a new edition for each
succeeding paragraph -when the
cables brought from Paris the news
that Aristide BRAND. the French pre-.
mier, had announced in the Senate
that the entente would send Joint
reply to the central powers, making
It known that ut is impossible to take
their request for peace seriously"
Earlier the word had come from
Petrograd that the council of the Rus
sian Empire had decided unanimously
to favor categorical refusal of the
allies to enter peace negotiations with
Germany.
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-28
SAYS MOBILIZATION
OF MILITIA FAILURE
GENERAL WOOD CLAIMS couN.
TRY is UTTERLY DEFENSELESS
AGAINST ORGANIZED FOE.

Washington.-Fhe mobilization of
the National Guard for border service
was described as military failure,
emphasizing the urgent necessity OF
abandoning the volunteer system as
the nations reliance for defense, in
statements by Major General Hugh Ia.
Scott, chief of staff of the army. and
Major General Leonard Weed, com
handing the Eastern Department, be-
fore the Senate subcommittee, consid-
ering the Chamberlain universal mill
tary training bill
Both of ting generals advocated uni
versal training General Wood said
that the country now is utterly de-
fenseless against a well organized foe:
that the mobilization was a tragedy
and that if the guardsmen had met
good troops they would never have
known what hit them" General Scott
told the committee that lessons drawn
from the present war proved that in
case OF war with a first class power
the United States would Immediately
need a trained force of 100000 men,
with another 100000 available with
in 80 days.
On the other side of the question
the committee heard Walter L. Fish
er of Chicago, former secretary of the
interior, who opposed universal ser
vice, though he stood for adequate de-
Tense measures and suggested a regu-
lar army of half million. He thought
If the pay of privates were raised to
$50 month the service would be
more attractive to recruits.
General Wood, from whose depart
ment went $4,000 of the guardsmen
sent to the border said of the men en-
rolled when the call came, an average
of 30 per cent of each company had
to be dropped for physical defects and
the organizations went to the border
filled up with green men.
ITS been tragedy" he said, but
worth all its cost if we only profit by
it. 1t was not the fault of the officers
or men, but of a defective system II
we had been compelled to meet good
troops down there. it would have been
a scene of carnage The guardsmen
would never have known what hit
them"