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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-16

or meat would be too costly. The ami
NAL husbandry division of the depart
ment of agriculture will answer re-
quests for information from persons
who desire to raise sheep, and has a
number of publications ON the subject
available for free distribution.
Sheep now cost approximately three
times as much as In normal times.
Good commercial sheep at present sell
for from $16 to $40 head.
In any sheep enterprise provision
must be made for the guarding or fenc-
ing in of the flock, for not only are the
animals prone to stray from home pas
lures, but they are favored prey for
dogs, which annually inflict great loss
es on the industry. Winter care must
he provided for, and feed and sheltered
quarters must be available in cold
weather. Persons who desire to raise
sheep are advised to enter the indus
try with view of staying for several
years ait least. The gross annual re-
turns from the ewes of breeding age
may be expected to range from SO to
SIS head, depending upon the per-
centage of lambs raised, the weight Of
the fleece and the value of these prod
ucts. The fleece from one sheep av-
erages five to eight pounds and is now
selling for from so to 65 cents pound.
The ewes with good management will
each raise a-lamb. The lambs at five
months will weigh approximately 60
pounds and will be worth Is cents
pound and over. The useful life of II
sheep is about six years.
Flocks of sheep have been maintain
ed In public parks in New York and
Boston, and flock once was grazed
on the grounds around the Washington
monument In the capital. The use Of
sheep in lawns and parks has been ex-
tensive in England. The labOr-savns
value Of sheep Is important, for they
are neat and effective grass cutters.
Sometimes, too, they eat shrubbery and
flowers. but this danger can be met by
! a watchful shepherd or other safe
guards.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-16
dffA]RN6'
:S1E,0|1K
MANY SHEEP KILLED BY DOGS
Ways Of Preventing Ravages by AMI.
mails Are Suggested by Agricul-
tural Department.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
Uniform state laws are advocated by
the United States department of agri-
culture as being the most effective
method of dealing with the sheep-kill-
ing dog. Investigation by the depart
ment among sheep owners in 10 states
east of the Rocky mountains shows
that out of total of $3.50, 402 sheep In
the SOP counties reporting, 34,6S3 were
killed by dogs in one year (1913) and
were paid for by the counties. At the
same rate of loss In other farm states
the total annual destruction of sheep
by dogs would be 107,760.
But these figures are based only
upon the number actually paid for. and
it is more than probable that the true
losses far exceed this. 1t Is known
that many sheep are killed which are
never reported to the county official.
In 1918 crop reports in 80 states sub
mitted estimates which showed that
the number of sheep in those states
could be increased $50 per cent with
out displacing other live stock. Such
an increase would place approximate
ly 100000 more sheep in these
states than there are now. OF 1,411
answers received to the question as
to whether sheep raising is profitable
in the farm states 1877 answered yes"
OF 1914 answers as to the causes pre-
venting increase in the numbers of
sheep 531 said. "Dogs."
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-16
USE SELF-FEEDERS FOR HOGS
Device VIII Give as Good Results as
Most Expert Hand Feeder-Time
and Labor Saved.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
BY means of the self-feedcr the av-
as the most expert hand-feeder, and
the results will be obtained at much
less expense of time and labor. For
the average farmer there is little doubt
which method is the more economical,
for the self-feeding system Is advan-
tageous in every respect. It's use re-
suits, first, in larger daily gains In live
weight, bringing the pigs to market
able size at an earlier date; second,
feed Is consumed more rapidly, and
consequently gains are more rapid (;
and, third, as there is an actual saving
in the amount of feed required to pro-
duce 100 pounds of gain, 1t Is shown
that the increased feed consumption
and the more rapid daily gains are not
made at the expense of efficient use of
the feed. On the contrary, a smaller
amount of feed is consumed In making
pork which is fact of extreme i'm
portance at present. The last and one
of the most important advantages to
the farmer at this time is the saving of
labor, for although daily watch must
be kept on the self-feeder to see that
each compartment is well supplied and
not clogged, this requires only frac-
ton of the time necessary to hand
feed the same hogs several times a
/ day.
The self-feeder may be adapted to
the use of any kind of grain or feed
although shelled grain and ground
feeds are most commonly used. II
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-16
AIS IDEA.

1t understood that Al Buresons proposals under
eminent control of the wires is to charge for long distance
messages whether the party called up be- found
Now how do suppose wishing CALL say from
Chicago New York. San Francisco of bust
would the long distance toll the chance
of getting in touch with the proper party? Bureson propos
al would practically put end to long distance phoning,
which may be what he aims to do.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-16

If the policies advocated by d. w Davis Idahos new gov
ernor promptly put into operation the will indeed
have business administration of action, pentious
words and buster The idea of making of all de-
partments responsible the governor good and
people at large will heartily approve of it.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-16

The the boy girl who reads and apprec-
ates good boons blessed beyond the OF the things
of this life that make for unaoyed happiness first the list
is the love of a good book.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-10
Sas 0aben Der fleineu Ginber.

Gas &inocrbilro ocs Mrbeits0cpar.
tements idreibt:
0as gciuuoe Sinh ieoen Ilters
iollte tdslid gebabet mcrocn, gcipobn,
lid moraens. SIN Somrncr, penn cs
notig lit, oab oas aino fiibl bleibt,
fam man cs alld oireft Dor Dem
S1lafengeben buocn. 2arnparmes
@aiier bon So bis go @rab lit &c.
pobnlid anl beIten, obgleif 1ltere
itramnle &inocr es Diellei6t fGlter
mogen. Sebr menig SEIZE lit notig,
unb lie ioll ME bireft auf Die Sallt &c.
rieben merben. Selbit bel beiBcm
@etter ioll oas &ino pdbreno es &C.
baoct miro Dor Der 3ugluft gei6ilst
werben, ba es iid lciht erfGltet, uno
aus ocmielben @rllnbe ioll es i6ncll
angeflcioct ipcrbcr, nafoem cs aus
Dem @aiicr bcraltsgcnpmmcn porocn
lit.
9ta6 Dem Babe ioll oas &in6 nit
ianftcr Sano aber bod iorgfGltig ab.
getrodnet weroen. inbem man Die
Sollt NIT einem meihen Sanotuh ge.
linoe betupit. Gin tlein menig feines
Nuber mag Damn fiir Die 5alten an.
gepenoet lperoen, pie 3. 9. I'M
S6ambug uno in Der 46ielboble,
aber piele Wiitter beniisen biel 5u
biel Euoer unb peritopfen bamit Die
Eoren.
Bel beiBem @etter. tpenn iif Die
9al,t oft etmas ent5iinbet, mag Elm
&leienbao oas 8oblbefinoen bcs ain.
oes foroern. Su oieiem 3pede file
man einen 9elltel nit &leie, ourf.
naiie i'm nnb bride i'm aus, bis bas
8aiier mildig wirb. Nan Iese bas
&ino einige Winuten lang in bas
@aiier nno trodne es ab, obne es crit
ab5uipiilen. Seine Seize bari beniist
iperben.
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4uguit S. Bod, eriu6l

--Yaltor auguit S. Bod, eriutt
lns oas 9olfsblatt an ieine -ncllc
aOreiie, Irtbur, Sll., 81. 5. 8. gu
icnoerl, uno fiigt Dem @eiud f%olsenoe
fir Die 2eier uno %beionoers fir BE.
~fannten intereiianten Wittbeilungcn
bel:
y@olcn Sic mir bite Sbre &C.
idGstc 3eituns na9 81. q. 4, Irtbur,
Sllinois id)iden. @ir f0nnen niht
gut obrlc oieielbe fertig werben. @ir
lcicn gcrnc Die Ha6ribtcn bon Gas.
conaoc Gountp unb beionOers bic
N~euigfeitcn bon Stolpe ltno llngcs
genb. SD itcbe ieit altsgangs Sep.
tcmber bieies Sabres on Der guargl.
3ionssemcinoe gu Garrett, ST.. sd
bin biciem Hufe gefolgt, %bcionoers
neil i'd boi1tc mebr 3cit al aewinnen
fir Yripatitaoium. Im eri1en uno
rritten Sonntag i'm Wonat buben mir
beutiden uno ON opeiten UNI rierten
Sonntag I'M Nonat engliiden Got
tesoicnit. Sm @intcr brauhe itj fei.
ne Sdule 5u balten, nur llnterridt
ON Samstaspormittae, bafilr werbc
if abcr Damn I'M Summer 5mei Wo-
nate Sdule baltcn. @ern es oud)
feline Shulc gu balten giebt, i'm 8ill-
ter, 70 perbc i6 oenno6 immer 9lr.
hcit baben, aunlal Die aronfenbeiud)e,
cine pittiee Irbeit in Ser Seeliorge.
Elm gut Seil meincr 3eit in Iniprl,d
nimmt. 9as Efurramt lit Elm foit.
lider 9eruf; pie irel,e i6 mid, BOB
i6 mir bieie Irbeit fir meinen Sc.
%bensberuf genablt babe! 8ie i6on
luGre es, rpenn iid nur nod mebr
jlln9e MGnner ais bisber fir bieien
Beirut pillig ilnoen. slm fommen.
Ocn Sonntag pcrbc i6 in Die gpangl.
3ionsgcmeinbc 81 Garrett b,1r6 Brit
Der 6. s. &nifer eingefiibrt Meroen.
9ruoer &nifer's critics MrbcitsfeIo
mar IN Worriipn, $40. Hun beoiencn
or l,no mcinc @cnigfcit sic 5pei ein-
5igen cpungclii6cn 8emcinben in
Douglas Gountp, Sll. Gr pobnt ,,,lr
3ebn Meilen bon @arrett.
Ser Srodenbeit megen iino bier Sic
ernten idledt a%l,sgefallen. Ser @ei.
gen brafte MIR 20 9uidel ben older
unb aorn miro MIR bon as biz IS
9uidel bonn older eeben. Wan fam
bier Sanb faufen fir $375.OO bis
$4,000 Ben Slider; Der Menter aiebt
Die Salfte ab on ben gisentiimer. @s
giebt bier nod aiemlid 8alolanb,
bod muB oieies iminer mebr Der Irt
Der S6leswig Solitein Sarmcr mel.
den" M,Iauit 3. Bod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-10

STRAIT Irmin Seping ncbit Stint
DER, bon HbineIauo. befinbet iid icit
mebrcren Eogcn bier alif geiuh bel
ibrcr W,lttcr, Srou Abbp Soncd.
SRI. gneelino S6crmann, mel.
DIE wGbreno oes Sonmlers BEL ibrcr
Wllttcr in Der HGbc bon Spiss Der.
peilte, reiitc Icbtc @odc miebcr nod
ct. 2puis aurild.
-Sranf e. gacr, mcl6cr Dor icd)s
Wonaten nad DEM Staate Galifor.
MEN reiIte mo ieitber BORT pcrlpeilte,
lit leste ISOLDE wieber in feline bieiige
Seimatb auriidecfebrt.
-Srls. Siabell unb Gpangeline
Nieboff, bon ct. 2ouis, SOd)tcr I'M
ieres BERT. Witbilrgcrs, 6rit Nieboff,
waren letten Sonntag bier bel ibren
A%ngcborigen allf geiuh.
Gilt Dor Supper pcranItultct
BON Den Sun9irauen Der ct. 8cor9s.
@cmeinoc miro an nGditcu Sonntog
Nbe,,b in Ser Shulballe itattfinocn
at peldcn Seocrmunn bcralid)it cin.
geloocn lit.
-9ur6 Sen bodym. Totcr Honu-
alo Hbcinoprii, bon Scr bicllgcn ct.
8eorgs Girdc, ipuroen letter Con.
nerstae gbcrbarot $. &obmum NM
6rau Innu 8rocbcr, bcibc bon Mnib,
iugton, III Den bl. @unb Der Che cln.
9eiegnct.
Geo. araettlp, bon Gaic mo
Glapton Siattc, bon Huib Gilano, ,uo.
rem lebtcn 0icnstag bier IN @cih1f,
ten. Serr Siatte bcridtct bnb orli
Dem gilanO Die GbinhblgS iouic Ole
Seiienfliege idon maiienbait ibr Gr
ideinen gcmaht bobcn.
-Srau 2ouis 6. OFT uno Som,i.
lie iinb lette ISOLDE bon Berger nod
"unicrer Staot iiberiieoelt, no lie oas
@obnbals beaogen, baS 8crr DIT Dor
mebreren Sabren on Scr n6roI. @aib.
ington StraBe ba,len lieb. @ir bciBer
bic Samilie DIT berSlidit millfcm'
men.
Der Sdleppoampfer nGbalnp
Glarf," eigentbum unieres Witbiir.
gers, Capt. Otto Neilbeuier. fam Ies,
ten 9onnerstag bon &obepcrt bier.
her unb liest on Der biciiacn @berfte
Dor Mnfer. 8Gbrenb mebrerer Wto,
nate heiorgte oas Boot bel &o1cpori
Den Sabrbienit iiber ben Miiiouri'
flub.
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-Irl Silbo aublmann reiIte leg.

SRI. Silba &ublmann reilte lcs'
ten Wittnof nat) Ct. Souis, Inn bort
gcihGitigung 81 nebnlen.
MI Golpin Shmibt's Sale auT
Grp Sill iinoct am Sumstng 4beno
Elm Gon5pereniigm itatt.
g. !. 3ippitein befonb iif leste
ISOLDE mcbrcre Gage IN ct. 2olls, no
or Scr G~onpention Der @antleute bel.
pobnte.
Sic Stilbentcnaubl u"nIcrcr Sod
ifule bctrGat icst SO. wdbrcno Die
Sdillcr5abl Der GIementarifnlc allf
175 gciticgen lit.
Der Miiiouri 5luB itics nab
reno letter @ohe iniolgc bcs Rcgens
I'M ied)s Coll, bod lit ocriclbe icitbcr
nieber 10 nicbrig nie bisber.
SRI. 2orene NcumanL bon
2ittIe Berger, reiite lesten Sonntog
noh ct. 2ouis I'm mGbrenb Der Win'
tcrmonote bort 5u perlpeilen.
--Mopor Geo. &lenf unb Satin
erbieltcn letter. Sonntag pom &lop.
peritord einen @eiu6, Der ibnen Elm
muntcres Sobnhcn bradte.
-5rau 8. %. Willer uno Sodtcr,
SRI. Roie, reiiten lcbten SOnnta9
nod ct. 2ouis gum gciu6 bon Scr.
lpouNten uno 9efamnten.
-Sobn 8cbmeper unb $. s.
9rinfmnnn, bon Noicbr0, uno w. 5.
@atfins, bon Soiflin, MO, marcn
leetcn Montae bier in @cidGften.
-Srou eugene Gbcrlin uno ocrcn
Sdppcitcr, Sri. Srlno Miulsbuno be-
finbcn iih ieit mebrcren Eagen in
ct. 2o,,is oui @cilh bel Serlpanoten.
Der n1dItc llntcrbultuugs.I bclo
beS 2pceunlS miro unl -. OCTOBER
ltattfinocn unb guar miro Die Soutb,
crn Mulical Company Dos Fro9ranl
lieiern.
SIT Der lctten Montag abecbol.
tcncu Tcriummlun9 ocs Stootrutbs
m,lroc Warihal @unoerlid beauf.
tragt mcbrcrc u%nicrcr 9iirgcr 81 be.
nabribtigcn Die IllcpS bintcr lbrell
betreifcnben @obnlngcn cOcr @runo.
ltiidcn 81 iGubcrn.
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gcrift bes 8etrGnfe.S nipeftors.

$22.399 foaeftierte i'm berfloiienen
Monat Der itaatlide 8ctrdnfe-Snipef.
tor Wosbp an Stcuern fir 1861. 901
@allonen 2.75.prosentiscn 8iers. SIM
Sum-. bepor gintritt Der Prohibition,
,puroen MIR $4,000 on 9icriteuern
foIIeftiert. Sir SOFT Drinfs" iprr.
ben $19.7S3 eingenommen eegen
$2S,121 int IusuIt.
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Seiratbs 9isenicn.

Walter A. Pollmann, Owensville - 81
Amanda M. Ebker, Rosebud ------ 20
Edw. H. Lahmeyer, Bland ------ %
Elisabeth H. Todd, Seattle, Wash 90
Bluford J.. Dotson, Owensville 25
Dora Paasch, Owensville -- II
Carl c. Madsen, Emporia, Kansas Is
Edna E. Essmann, Cleavesville ---- rs
Edw. Schworm, Swiss ----- as
Charlotte NJ. Chase, Swiss -- 81
Daniel A. Freund Jr., st. Louis - rs
Mate E. Calhoun, st. Louis - 80
Eberhardt H. Kahman, Washington 72
Anna Groeber, Washington 1885, 40
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-10

SIN oiplomatiiden @erfebr lit es
Site. oab imrner cine Sanb Die on.
bere ipdidt, uno l1niitte. bab tros Die.
les @aidens oieie Sdnbe nidt reiner,
ionoern cher nod idmusieer tperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-10

lebten Samstag bier in 0ciddften.
-gmil Sdu6 mo @attin iiuo
boferireut iibcr sic @eburt zines
muntcren Sof)terdens.
Sebt oas groBe 9.gecl EbrtO.
ipicl Che gpes OF tbe @orlo" in Der
GonsertbalIe am Samstag abenb.
-Srou Gbas. Slid befano lid
lctte ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis aui 9eiut
BEL ibrer Sodter, Srait Spbn Spcr-
tier.
-6rant Hueoiser fam letter
Sanlstas bon @aibingtrn bierber I'M
ieinen biciigcn ScrDanOten cincn
gciu6 %ab5ultatten.
C. u. Wepcr unb $. j. SbCrg,
BON Ban, bcglciten lcsten Wontag
ibre bcioen Sobnc bierbcr, no 2esterc
OILS Stuoenten in unIere Spfidule
eintraten.
-@m. @iiimam uno Satin, bon
llieful, Siage Gountp, uno Eaitor
Wcinefe, bon Ban, itntteten lestcn
Wontag llnierer Stabt einen &c.
ihGftsbeiu6 ab.
-2ouis Sacnede rciite lesten Witt.
nod mad goonpille, Mp., no CT mcb.
rere @oden oils 9aditcin . Waurcr
am Ban zines grobcren @eb1ubes be.
i6Giti9t iein miro.
-@eboren, am lctten Srcitag
Ibeno, @alter @nagi unb 8attin.
Elm Sobnden. 5rali @nagi mar iril-
Der Sri. Selma 2eibad, So6ter scr
@ittipc Sobn 2cibad.
-@crnonn @coepobl uno @attin,
unb Srls. Selen 9asler uno Marp
Sucoemann, ioluic Srau Senrp Suii.
fc, bon Berger, waren letten Cams.
tag bcil,dspciie in Sermann.
Or. Srcberid IllfoerSeibe, bon
0rofe. beslcitetc lettc ISOLDE Srau y.
i. S'Hourf, bon nabe Openspillc,
lla6 9crmann, no 5rau S'Hourt i'm
Soffner Soipital operirt lpuroe.
-Srunf 0eetmann uno 8attin,
nelhe Dor 5mci @o6en cine gluto.
iabrt no6 &anias Gitp unb unocrcn
Ortcn i'm meitli6en Wiiiouri antra.
tcrL iino lcttc ISOLDE micbcr woblbc.
bulten Surildgefebrt.
SRI. Sobanna Eoei6cl mnibtc
iif lceten Srcitog I'M Saffner Soipi.
tai elmer Operation unter5iebcn uno
befinbet iid) pie mir nit Ser9niigcn
p%crncbmcn bcrcits micbcr alrf Dem
bcltcn @cec our @cneiung.
-6rau @m. @raf nebit ibren 5ipei
Ginberr, trof lcbtcn Wittpod Nbenb
aus @oibinaton, .. 6. bier Elm uno
miro nlcbrcrc @ofen bel ibrer
Shmiegcrmulttcr. @itttpc Sui. 8raf,
mo onocren Scrlponoten permcilcn.
-Sugo Sobbc nno q. Mobpn bon
Ct. 2ol,is, traien onfongs oieier $50.
dc bier cin Inn ibrcn glnecbcrigen.
Der Salnilic 2pon &. Hobpn einen Sc.
ilt6 ab5uitattcn, ionic I'M mr6rerc
Gage an @asconabc lid bcn Nigel.
lport 81 mibmen.
-Snfolgc ocs bidtcn Icbcls. ser
am 0icnStas al,f Dem Stub lagertc,
fonntc oas Sabrbpot MIR nit Sdnnie.
rigfcitcn feline rc~gclmGbigc 6abrt
nad &uib Gilanb uno Sore ousfiib.
rem, unb crreidtc babcr allf Der Riit.
fabrt icbr neripGtet oen bieiigcn So.
fen.
-Wilton @oblt murbc lctten
Samstag bon ieiner Satin nit ei.
nem Sobnd)en, Dem Gritsebornen, be.
idenft. Der iunse Sapa lit natiir.
lid bcdcrirc,lt iibcr bas gliidlidc gr.
cignib rno nidt minocr Geo. 8roettlp
iibcr bic ibm gu Tbeil e%eiporoene
@robpatcrmiirbe.
--Im &c. Sftober lperben mir mie.
Der altr pormolen 3eitrefnllne sl,.
riidfcbrcn, % Scr GprdreS Dos .Ion.
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STATE BANK
OF BA Y, MISSOURI

G~earInbet 1911.
aapital $4,000, llebcridub So, 00O
@,tbaben iiber $15G0O0.
Yetretbt Elm alsemelnes Yantseibait.
Bebablt 4 Yrosent aui 3eit.D epoiiten.
8esablt 3gIrpBeut aut Spars9 epoiiten.
Sat Siberbeits.9 epOiit.8aiten Su uermie.
then.
llnb bittet freunbliht nm cure 8unb-
ibaft.
9trettoren:
Simon Bpe9er. g. N. Weper,
g. gnasIbreft. ". U. Wpe1er,
9teo. 8uihmann, gbaS. VI. Gipen
Senrp 9anaeubera.
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aagcmeine Gountp.3 euisfeiteu.


8eborcn: Geo. 3. Saploe uno
Satin bel Benz, Elm Sobnten.
Z. >. IuiberSeioe Idbt alf iciner
6arm nube 9lano Gin ncltes @obn.
baus balien.
Gilbert &ottpis uno Satin iino
bon Cpcnspille ailf ibre 5arm nabc
Hoiebub sc5ogen.
s. .. WeDer, Iauiman1 bel gap,
pllroe pom @oupcrnrur oils offcrlt.
lidcr Notar crnannt.
Die Gountp Sail befiroet iid) icit
n1ebreren @ofen mieocr in ibrem
Normal5uitanbe, nGmlid, lccr.
Seriammllung our neitcren 9eratb.
ling Der genoanleibe am Samstae,
oen %. Sftober, in SDenspille.
eugene Soparo un0 Satin, bon
9lano, mlirben lctte ISOLDE burh Die
@ebrlrt zines Sodterdcns crfrellt.
Die Oiitrift Sfulen in Wt. Stcr.
ling, Do glano linb im @pcrli6 81.
thrift wl,rbcn lettcn Montog pieoer
cr0finet.
Im nGfiten 9onncrstag, bcu 16.
Sftober, finbet in Swenspille Die
Contention Der Sonntagihulen bon
8asconabe Gountp itatt.
q. q. 2elenbergcr, bon Worriion,
bat in Rbinelanb bas Gigentbum Der
@ittipe 2ouis Rin6epal gefauft unb
beabiihtigt nad jcncr Stoot 81 iibcr.
iiebeln.
Webrcrc Sdulcn in unierem Gol1n.
tn, barllnter Ole Sdule i'm Scope 81.
thrift bel Stolpc, fonntcn lpegen Wan.
gel an 2ebrer, bisbcr Den ltntcrridt
nod nift pieoer al,fncbmen.
$. u. 2inbarot unh Samilie, bon
net. Sterling, madtcn lctte @o6e
cine Ilttofabrt naf California uno
@ra5ito, Wp., bon lpelder lie an
Sonntog picbcr su%riidfcbrtcn.
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LEoNARDTowN Md THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 10. 1919
AS the fog thickens around the Peace Con-

AS the fog thlckens around the Peace Con-
ference comment upon it becomes more and
confusing In spite of the encouraging state
ment OF Lloyd George, there come daily over
cable pessimistic reports from press conespon-
dents, men OF long experience with diplomatic
fencing, well acquainted with the point of view
OF the leading acto:s in the great drama now
being staged in Paris; men who have, reputa-
tons to sustain for accuracy and responsibility
and who, we may be sure, are not simply max
ing wild guess at what is going on behind the
scenes and sending it out to an anxious world
Mr.. Frank II. Simonds, one Of the best In
formed of American correspondents, cables that,
while some sort OF league will come out Of the
negotiations, IL will be makeshift leaving so
many nations outside as to threaten another COM
bination Of Powers. MIR. E. ]. Dillon, one Of
the Oldest and best known of English Journalists,
cables that Lloyd George statement of progress
being made is not only misleading but danger
Gus; that the British Premier optimistic assur-
ance to an interviewer from the Petit Parisen
that no discord exists is deprecated by leading
public opinion because it is conductive to bitter
disillusion."
The absolutely bewildering cablegrams indi-
cate that the making Of the Presidents "open
covenant that was to be Openly arrived at is
being surrounded by secrecy that has paraly-
zed the news instinct of the most resourceful
newspaper men In the world
While we still believe that President Viii
sons influence at the Peace Conference will re-
suit in the formation of the League of Nations
along lines that will minimize the danger of fu
ture wars, yet it-must be admitted that the re-
ports from Paris are not encouraging. 1t has
been proven big mistake to have surrounded
the deliberations Of the Peace Congress with so
much secrecy. Open sessions would have pre-
vented many of the misunderstanding that have
arisen and would have been big factor in gail.-
ing the confidence and trust Of all the peoples
concerned"