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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
EDITOR LAUNCHES
lT7ACkOkPREMkB
NoRTHcLlFFE, ENcLANp's FORE
MOST PUBLISHER, ASsAlLS
LLOYD GEORGE.
SHOWN As MOT AIR. FLYER
Hritish Premier Says Nosthe|'Ne's
Attsek on Him Is Due to Fact
That He Was Not On
J. Peace Delegation.

LOnAsn- Open warfare between
D6SM Lloyd George, British prime
Minfster. and Lord Northcliffe, Eng
lands foremost publisher, is to the
political world the most interesting
result Of the premier's flying visit te
London from the Paris peace confer
eYles, and his speech before parliament
Wednesday.
Lord NWthclihe and Baron Beaver
brook, who served as the official eye
witness" for the Canadian govern
nent at the front in 1916. and later
became chancellor Of the ducby OF
Lancaster and minister Of information,
always have been credited with being
the powers behind the scenes who
brought about the retirement OF Pre-
m!er Asauith and the succession Of
Lloyd George to the head OF the cab
met
Northclifies newspapers gave Lloyd
George general support throughout his
management Of the war, but when the
general election followed the a1mis-
tee they shifted somewhat to the at.
titude Of friendly criticism. Only dur
ing the latest developments Of the
peace conference have they become
sharply critical Of Lloyd Georges
ieddership.
The premier In his speech IN the
house Of commons credited this fact
10 the disease Of vanity and point.
eddy limited that II was due to dis.
appointment that he had not been ap
pointed On the peace delegation. The
premier referred TO the peace terms
Lord Northclife recommended In the
Times before the peace conference BE-
Ssn. saying:
I Am prepared to make some a.
lowa,lce when a man is tailoring under
Z keen sense Of disappointment. How.
ever unjustifed and however ridicu.
ious the expectations may be under
these circumstances he always Is apt
10 think the world Is badly run"
The Evening News, a Northclife
publication, printed cartoon Of the
premer lowering over Westminster IN
an Arblane labeled Hot Air" With
bombs for Northeline papers.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
Ward 2

W, $. Brown, sw il * sw IL, less
10 acres in NV corner, Sec. 16. Up.
II. Il. 6. Total assessment $3.50.
Taxes. penalties and .a.$15.H
F. NJ. Gambler estate, s IL Of SW ii.
SW II Of Sc IL, Sec. 1, E.,1.2 Of
NV IA, Sec. TIP. Is. II. 6. Total as.
sessment $1,000. Taxes, penalties and
cost ............ ..$2S. 70
Howard Clark. NV ii Of Sc H.. NE
Ia Of SW II, SW ii Of NV ii,
Sec. G. TIP. Is, II. g. Total assess.
ment $126O. Taxes, penalties and
cost .................... .$3jO5
Colemans Business League, NV 4,
Block 81, Gibsland. Total assess,
ment $500. Taxes. penalties AMI
cost .................... ..................S -
". l.. Deas, 6 acre vacant lot In NE
corner, sc IA Of SW IA, Sec. G.,
TIP. II, r. 6. Total assessment $50.
Taxes, penalties and cost Ssh
Mrs. B. NJ. Hammett, residence and 5
acre lot near Gibsland. Total assess.
ment 800. Taxes, cost and penal
Henry Jackson, NV il Of NV ia, 20
A Oh W side Of NE IA Of NV IA,
81 II Of NV II. Sec. Is, Up. II. r..
Z. Total assessment $12O5. Taxes,
penalties and cost .,.............. $3.50
j. I. Pennington, vacant lot begin.
ming GO #. north of SW corner Of
SW II Of NV ii. See. %, TIP. II.
r. 6, in Bryceland. Total assessment
$50. Taxes, penalties and cost $4.45
Reid Brothers, garage and lot II,
. Block ...., Gibsland. Total assess
( ment $29l5. Taxes, penalties and
cost .."".."..". .".......................$9 f.Sl
E. l., Reid, Sc IA of NE IA, NE IA
Of Sc IA. Sec. 8. Up. Is, r. 6. Tot
al assessment $3.50. Taxes, penalties
Floyd Simmons. cabin and block "A In
Gibsland, Total assessment $3.50.
Taxes, penalties and cost............sS32
Dewey Wilson, house and f l.2 Of block
81, Gibsland. Total assessment $3.50.
Taxes. penalties and cost ...$i0.S2
G. l.. Wrenn, NE IA Of Nh IA, Sec.
10, TIP. Is, Il. Z. Total assessment
1925. Taxes penalties and cost
-'.'''''''''' l.tO
$. Il. Wrenn estate, NE IA Of SW IL,
See. II, TIP. IL, r. g., residence and
l-2 B Nm In Gibslaud. Total assess.
ment $1OS5. Taxes, penalties and
cU&C ,...................... .,,...,...,,X 2o Al
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
NON.RESIDENTS

J. ". Ayers, W IL of Sc IL. Sec.
20, TIP. II, r. I. Total assessment
$3.50. Taxes interest and cost$13.OO
n. A. Ayers Lumber Co., 30 acres In
J. SW IT Of SW il, Sec. q, TIP. Is.
X. 8. Total assessment $500. Tax
es, interest and cost .$O.55
|. F. Beasley, SW il. Sec. 10. tn. II.
r. I. Total assessment $3.50. Tax.
es. interest and $222.9
A. G. Chadwick, undivided half inter.
est SW II Of ST IL, Sc IA Of SW
IL, Sec. 3, TIP. II. II. $. Total as.
sessment $40 Taxes, Interest and
cost .,........"......... ..$S.3S
F. l.. Clampett, SE II of NV IL. Sec.
20, Tn 16, II, 6. Total assessment
800. Taxes, interest and cost 1901
Jacob Daniels, s IL Of SW IL Of Sc
IA, Sec. 80, TIP. Is, r., 10. Total
assessment s12O. Taxes, interest and
cost .......""................ ..........$5.6S
>. u. DrevIuS 4 Co.. SW II of Sc IL,
Sec. 10, Up. Is, R.9. Sc If of ST
IL. Sec. u. Tp IL. X. 3. Total as
sessment $500. Taxes, interest and
cost ;......."".............. commonwealth
DR.. E. 0. EdgertOn, W IL of Sc IL,
W IL Of NE II Of Sc IL Sec. SO.
TIP. Il, K. Q. Total assessment $500.
Taxes. interest and cost. ..$l7.1G
N. ]. Ellis, E 1.2 Of SW Ii, Sec. 2S.
TIP. H. R. 5, Total assessment $3.50.
Taxes, interest and cost .......$l3.13
H. 7. Everett, residence and s 1.2
block 46, Gibslahd. Total assess.
ment $500. Taxes, interest and cost
."......... ...."........"..$lO.S6
F. N. Ferris, 10 acres in s and W 1.2
Of SW IL Of Sc IL, cut by a diagnol
line running from the Sc. corner to
tho NV corner Of said 40, less 10
A In square in the SW of said
40, Sec. rs, TIP. II. r. Z. Total as.
sessmellt $50. Taxes, interest and
cost ........."... ...".:...................$5.f
Laura A. and C. n. Gibbs, lot s, block
V, lots 6 and Z. block 5. lots 6 block
K, lots Ii and IA, block r, block
1, NE IL block G lots, 1, 2, Is, 18
block FIN, block 10, n lots s, 8. 10.
block f63, block IS, N ~ block. q,
block F., 30 s. block B, q s, block
II in Sc Of NV block G III NE Of
Sc. block G In NV Of SW, Sec. "a,
block f IN NE of Sc, Sec. 90, Tp.
IS, R. I In Gibsland. Total assess.
ment $500. Taxes, interest and
COST Observation-Disclosures. 80
j. Gibbs heirs, block II. F lots 15.17
inclusive, block X. 2 lots in Gibbs
Addition Total assessment $147S
Taxes; interest and rost :..:....... .$3S3l
John c. Gray, estate, NE IA, Sec. "a,
TIP. 10, r. o.. Total assessment $3.50.
Taxes, interest and cost .$2S.5S
Mrs.. Della Grmter, Sc II OF NV Ia,
Sec. Is, Fp. Is, R. 8. Total assess.
raen $400.' Taxes, interest and cos
''...y'..."'.,.,...,.. ......,.... .I0
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24

for the space Of one year by pa,,,.
price given including cost and y
cent thereon.
J. L. cI'RRlr
Sheriff and EX-cfficio Tax Can
Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24

Sid Baker, r 1.2 Of SW if, Sec. L.
TIP. ID, X. 8. Total assessment $3.50.
Taxes, interest and cost .$13.12
Castor Creek Lumber Co., f IL Of
SW ii, NV II Of NV ii, W t.
of NE IT, Sec. 20, f II Of NV H.
| Sec. 20, TIP. Is, II. s. Total assess.
ment $lO,S0. Taxes, interest and
cost ..................... $212.8d
q. W. DickensoQ, N 1.2 Of NE IA, less
Is acres on " side. Sec. &c, Tp. 15
K. g. Total assessment $545. Tax.
es. interest and cost .$l5.2s
John Grey. Sc ii Of NE ii, Sec. II,
Tp. 10, K. I. Total assessment $685..
Taxes. interest aud cost. $1,000
Miss Olivia Lee, s IL Of NV ii, N
II Of SW IA. Sec. %, Up. IA, R
8. Total assessment $3.50. Taxes,
interest and cost. S1NO4
B. F. Lee, W 10 Of sW IA, Sec, %,
Up, II, X. s. Total assessment $725.
Taxes, interest and cost. STA
A. A. Leonard, NV IA Of Sc Ia, Sec,
!, TIP. IA, X. s. Total assessment
s465 Taxes, interest and cost $12.92
Ed Morrison. SW IA of NE ii. ST
II of NV Ia, less / A, Sec. 80, Tn.
IA, 4. 8. Total assessment 5000
Taxes, interest and cost. s14.1S
J. 9. Pardue, NV IA Of sW IA, Sec
s,T p. IA, r. Z. Total assessment
$2N Taxes. interest and cost SS.71
J. J. Warren Estate, 8 1.2 Of SW IL,
Sec. I, TIP. IA, r. Z. Total assess.
ment $500. Taxes, interest and cost
"..".'.'. .............. .................$11. 40
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24

One Vendors Lien Note" dated July
], IBIS, for $4,000, given by r. l..
tclon for property recorded in Book
so Page $40, Conveyance Records.
Bienrllle Parish, Louisiana. All per.
sons are hereby warned that said note
Is void and valueless and the record
thereof has been csueeled,
.. NJ. AccoY,
pses.aH Lss Mar q, 1919 2-4sYd.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24

will buy for the amount of the taxes,
interest and cost due by said debtor
The sale will be made without appraise.
ment for cash. in legal tender money
Of the United State, and the property
sold shall be redeemable at any time
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
Ward I

]. T. Black, SW IL, Sec. II, TIP. 49,
y. Il. ), ". Total assessment $l4SO.
Taxes, interest and cost. ..$39.O1
NJ. l.. Causey, s 1.2 of SW IL Of SW
il, Sc il of SW IL. SW II Of
SE IL, Sec. 30, NV ii Of NE Ia,
Sec. 81. TIP. II. Il. 4. Total assess.
ment $3.50. Taxes, interest and
cost ...................... .:s3o.3T
J. B. Driskill, Sc il Of Sc If, Sec.
"A. TIP. 16, n, II. 6, W. Total assess.
ment $40. Taxes, interest and cost
.............. .....,........ ..$l4W
Gus Henderson. all that part of SW,
II of 81 ii and east half OF Sc
ii of SW IA, lying north of the
V. s. & T. Ry.. Sec. II. TIP. IL, n.
r. 6 W. T@al assessment $3.50
Taxes, interest and cost .....S21. ID
Henderson Harrison, S half of Sc IA.
Sec. %, TIP. II, n Il. 5 ". Total
assessment $500. Taxes, interest and
cost ,...,..........
Matte Henderson. cabin and lot In
Old Arcadia. Total assessment $1OO
Taxes, interest and cost .$5.40
Life Rest Lodge. all that part of lot
To- block c, Werkheiser Addition.
fronting Lincoln street. Total ass
sessment $50. Taxes, interest GlN
cost ...........,...... $3.4S
Kate Nelson, cabin and lot in Week
heiSer Addition. Total assessment
800. Taxes, interest and cost. .$5.H
Louis Richardson. beginning at point
70 yds on the range line from 81
corner of SW ii of SW il, Sec.
II, Up. Is, r. 9, and running north
1856 yards. west 10 yards, south 1856
yards. east 10 yards to point, Of be-
ginning. Total assessment $135. Tax.
eS. interest and cost. ....$S.Y
W. l.. Tilley, W 1-2 Of Sc IL. Sec.
&C. W IL of NE II, Sec. So, Up.
II, K. 6. Total assessment $2SO5.
Taxes, interest and cost ..........$63.8
Stuart Washington, cabin and 3 acre
lot In Old Arcadia. Total assessment
$500. Taxes, interest and cost $1O.55
Willie Williams. cabin and two lots III
Werkheiser Addition. Total assess
ment 1926. Taxes, interest and cost
....-....pl1 O1
Carrie Williams. 2 IL acres beginning
at a point on land line north Of Sc
corner Of SW IL Of SW II. Sec. Z,
Up. Is, r. 5. \ 5 chains, q links, n,
4 chains, 7S links, W ) chains, >22
links, s 1 chains, 7S links east, 5
chains, % links to point Of begin.
ming. Total assessment Sis. Tax.
es, interest and cOst...................... $500
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
Ward 3

Mrs. Cora p. Allison, 10 acres in SW
corner, sW IA Of Sc ii. Sec. 16,
TIP. II, K. Z. Total assessment 500.
Taxes, interest and cost 1878
r. W. Beach. n half Of NV Ia. Sec
"a. SW il Of SW II. 8 acres in
SW corner, NV IA of NV IA. Sec,
u, 8 half Of NE II Of NE IA n
half Of Sc IA Of NE ia, Sec. q.
TIP. 10, r. 6. Total assessment
$3.50, Taxes, interest and cost
"."".,".. a.........~..... ..,........... $3.50. 80
". L. Burkhalter. . vacant lots known
as Crosby Place In Bienville. Total
assessment 500. Taxes, interest and
cost .-.-.....~.,...". ......................s825
Mrs. 0. A. Black, residence and s acre
lot in Bienville. Total assessment
5000 Iaxbs, Int, and oost,,,4ass 1901
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24

The State of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors. Parish of Bienville. .
BY virtue Of the authority vested In
me, by the constitution and laws of the
State OF Louisiana, will sell at the
principal front door Of the courthouse
In which the civil district court of said
parish is held within the legal hours
Of the judicial sale beginning at II
q. H., on
SAT, MAY 31st, 1919
and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sales are completed, all I'M.
movable property on which taxes are
now due 10 the State Of Louisiana, and
Parish Of Bienville to enforce collec
ton Of taxes assessed In the year 1919
together with interest thereon from
the 3lst day Of December, 19lS, at the
rate Of ten per cent per annuip until
paid and all cost The names Of said
delinquent taxpayers, the amount o.
taxes due by each Oh the assessment Of
said year and the immovable property
assessed TO each to be offered for sale
as follows, tO.wit.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
kersans lmpriso..a

koresns ImPrieoned.
ssonl, Korsa--one thousand Kor.
cans have been examined in connsc.
ton wish the riots, ssys an Official a..
aouncement. Of.thess, 40 have been
hsld u Pingyaas and Chinnaupo
prisons.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
Poland 70 Buy u. 8. ooods

e0 " Ouy v. 3. 0co6x.
New rk-The Polish government
g preparing to purchase $3.50, 900, 900
worth Il supplies IN the United States
tails roar. according to g.. Levinsty
.0Vin. : Polish economist, who De.
livesel IN address herr.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
Fatal Riots in Italy

RomA--Five persons were kiIlad
ana several wounded during socialis,
demonstrations. Twenty four hour
strikes have been declared in Milan,
Bologna Turin and Genoa
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-04-24
Trade At Home.


The merchant whe adyertes through his home paper h
man with whom to do bsiness-for the who adveses has
standard to maintains high standard Of service comprehend
in its scope as to mean Uneqaed satisfaction to his customer
He safe because in addition to honest values he offers qu
deal to all alike He must live up to this reputation FAIL
We are glad to call the attention Of readers the adys
semnts which appear this ISSUE We vouh for the cha
ter and integrity Of each local advertiser.
u s. McCONATHY, Ladies' and Gents Furnishings
j. L. MCCLELLAN, General Merchandise.
JOS. DAWIDOFF, Dry Goods and Ready.to.Wear.
COMMERCIAL BANK.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SCHEEN BROS co, BienylIe, General Merchandise
O. d. AULDS Cleaning and Pressing.
CITY GROCERY STORE, Staple and Fancy Groceries.
MODERN PHARMACY Prescription Druggists.
PEOPLES HARDWARE GO, Hardware Of All Kinds"
LEO DANIEL Insurance Of Every Kind Known to Man.
VIC. PIPES, Jeseer
S. CONGER Exclusive Furniture Dealer and Undertake,
W. R. FOGI.E, Mindenl Fords the Universal Gar
r. D. SIMS Ford Parts-Genera Merchandise ~
FORD CAR GARAGE, Ford repairing speciality
j. r. JORDAN, Mules and Horses of all grades. 81
IT R A y r A r H y M h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
ONE DISTRICT IS
OVER WITH LOAN
st. Louis Division Finishes
JOb-Nation Still Needs
S84O,Oo0,0OO.
By United Press

By United Press:
WASHINGTON. May 9.-The st.
Louis federal reserve district has
finished the job" in the Victory
loan campaign. subscriptions total
ing S195. 100000 have been reported
by that district 20 the treasury. Of
ficials believe ST. Louis is the first
district 10 obtain its quota.
Prior to loan celebrations
throughout the country last night
the treasury department showed a
total subscribed of $2,S1S, SCI, 600,
or only 6263 percent of the mimi
mum sales the government asks.
More than SS40.OOO 600 must be
raised today and tomorrow. That
the amount would be realized was
tie belief here. Thursdays sales
sent the total up over a half bill
lion dollars. which forced the Vic
tory ship" enroute from san Fran
cisco 20 New York TO steam at full
speed in order TO record the loan
progress.
The vessel early today was off the
coast OF Florida and navy officials
were doubtful that it could make
sufficient speed 10 keep pace with
the last days spurt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
NO MANDATORIES;
ITALY UNHAPPY
Exclusion From Apportion-
ment. After Remuneration
of Compensation, Blamed.
BY United Press

BY United Press:
ROME, May S.-Italy's exclusion
from the apportionment of manda-
tories over former German colonies
has created the most painful inn
preston here.
1T is ineXplicable, since Italy for
mally asked for a mandate" de-
clared the Epoca.
Italy renounced ompensations,
under article XIII so she might act
as the mandatory for East Africa. 4"
said the Idea Nazionale. This had
practically been granted. but Mon
day the big three excluded Italy"
sees Future Wars
The Epoca also sees the peace
terms as containing the possibility
OF engendering future wars.
THE treaty contains germs of
new and countless wars the news
paper said. ut is not likely Germany
viii refuse TO sign, as the economic
isolation she would face would mean
her death. Wilson is still unalter-
ably hostile 10 Italian claims
The terms are hard and will not
be accepted without a fight" in the
opinion of The Giornale d'Italia.
But Germany must sign as she can
not escape her fate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
ALLEN COUNTY NOW
OVER w LOAN QUOTA
Ey United Press

BY United Press
FORT WAYNE. Ind May g.
When the boys come home tomor-
row, their hearts Will be thrilled
not only by the warm hearted re-
cepuon they viii receive but by the
cheering news that Fort Wayne and
Allen county have already gone
$75O.OOO beyond their quota i'm the
Victory loan.
The somewhat startling news was
given out shortly before noon today
by County Chairman Hush c.. kee-
gan who already had intimated
that the county's quota had been
somewhat exceeded. The excess of
three-Qu quarters of a million dollars
with some big amounts yet TO
come in-goes far beyond the eN-
pectauons of those who feared at
the beginning that this would be the
most difficult of an campaigns 10
put over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
WOMEN CERTAIN
OF VICTORY AS
HARRIS CHANGES
BY United Press

BY United Press:
WASHINGTON. May 9.-Wom-
an suffrage officials here today
claimed a sure victory for the con
stitutional suffrage amendment in
the next congress as the result of tho
report from Paris that they would
have the support OF sen. Harris,
Georgia.
A congressional canvass shows
that there will be enough votes in
both house and senate 10 carry the
suffrage amendment. Mrs. Maud
Wood Park. head of the congress
ionai committee OF the National
American Woman Suffrage associa-
ton, said.
Friends of suffrage il became
known today are planning TO make
passage of the amendment one OF
the first acts Of the republican con-
gress if they can be assured enough
votes to win.
Rep Mann. Illinois. chairman of
the house woman suffrage commit
tee. will introduce proposal for an
amendment almost as soon as con-
gress meets and demand quick ac-
ton. il is stated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09

The fun text of the German
treaty. it is understood provide
that Germany shall recognize tnc
inaIienabIe independence Of Ger
man-Austria unless anneNations are
approved by the league OF nations
council
Aside from dissatisfaction with
the apportionment of mandatories
over former German territories ou
the part of some of the allies. the
German treaty apparently meets
with full approval of the allied dele
gates themselves The Beigians have
filed "a protest with the "big four
against awarding the British The
mandatory over German East AfrI-
ca because OF the important part
played by Belgium On the conquest
OF that region Tnonicial reports
have also been circulated that the
Italians resent being cut cd entire
Is from mandatories.
Agreement Strengthens League
Oscar Straus American mterna-
tional law expert. was asked for
statement on the proposed agree
ment by the United States and Great
Britain TO aid France in case the
latter is attacked by Germany
Contrary 20 weakening. such an
engagement strengthens the league
OF nations. being the initial example
Of the abolition of secret treaties
said Straus.
1T is necessary. just like the Mon
roe doctrine. due 10 the peculiar
conditions of the country most dl-
rectly concerned France is The
greatest sufferer from the war Most
likely she would again be the worst
if Germany should repeat her at
tack. The proposed agreement Is a
complete vindication OF the leagues
principles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
PLENTY OF ARGUMENT
AT |. w. w. C0NVENTl0
By United Press

By United Press;
CHICAGO. May 9.-Bitter argu-
ment broke out at the national l.
W. W. convention here today when
an amendment to the constitution.
barring those who have not been
members in good standing for three
years from election TO Office. was
proposed.
The measure was lost after a hot
debate during which personalities
were literally exchanged. Abner
Woodruff. New York. who acted as
chairman Of the convention until the
END of yesterdays session. today was
seated with the rest of the dele
gates Louis I'm bree. Butte. Non.
was In the chair No explanation
was offered for the change. At yes
terdays meeting. @ resol lution pro-
posing Woodruff's removal from the
chair was introduced and defeated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
GERMAN PAPERS
DENOUNCE TERMS
Say Fourteen Points Are "In-
visible" and Look to PrOIe-
tarlat to Bring Peace.
BY United Press :

BY United Press.
BERLIN, May S.-The Berlin
press was unanimously bitter today
in denunciation Of the peace terms,
an unofficial outline of which was
published.
Acceptance means poverty, hun
ger and slavery" said the Tages
Zeitung. THE terms could not be
worse"
Wilson's IA points are invisible. ."
observed the Taglische Rundschau.
The most humiliating point is the
demand for the kaiser's surrender. q"
The treaty Over-steps the black
est expectations" according to the
Tageblatt. The delegation must do
its utmost 10 change the terms
VIII Refuse "Inwardly."
The entente who. through VIII
son, prated of justice and rights OF
people is unmasked." declared the
Norwaerts. we may be forced to
sign through fear Of hunger. but
we viii refuse inwardly. We must
trust the international proletariat to
bring real peace.
Compared with the Brest-LitovsN
treaty the terms are moderate said
the radical Freiheit. But several
parts are i'm violation Of Wilson's IA
points"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
FIRE DAMAGES COUNTY
lNFlRMARY AT OXFORD
BY United Press

BY ulteu Press
OXFORD. Ind. May 9.-Thc
main building of the Benty county
inhrmary. two miles northwest Of
here. was partly destroyed with "a
loss of approximately $4,000 by "a
fire discovered at $40 o'clock this
morn e.
Mrs. William Mount. wife Of Supt.
Mount, was overcome by her efforts
i'm rescuing the inmates. Her condi-
ton is not serious.
The alarm was given by patients
in the insane ward. where the hre
started The origin is unknown but
IL is possible that some OF the
patients had Cotained matches.
Until other provision can be made
the insane persons have been taken
TO the jail a. Fowler. and the other
inmates have been placed in homes
near the inhrmary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09
WHEAT AND FLOUR
PRICES TAKE DROP

By United Press
MINNEAPOLIS MINI May o.
Wheat\and flour prices arc milling
here as a result of government steps
20 break living costs Of the war
Wheat dropped - TO 30 cents
here today and Hour has declined
80 cents to 81 in the last few days
most OF the drop accompanying
the wheat decline today
Julius Bsrnes. head or the govern
ment wheat division. last week told
millers and spectators here that
prices must come down and sub
sequently ordered release OF large
stores Of goverrment-oWned wheat
here. Canadian importation was al
30 held as a club