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Warfare Being Used. tenance Organization. an have must AmiTira Wnshiugtiui. 1nris. The German monster canLondon. In the first three days of (By E. B. HOUSE, Colorado Artoultural army of r.txx,xx men, half of whom non. College, Fort Collins, Colo.) which lias boon bombarding the German spring drive, on a front of must Ik soul at nnei to the western Iuris, lias been located in the forest of Connecticut places the maintenance or miles the Germans have more, sixty haltlc front of Europe. St. dobain, west of und exactly broken through two lines of British of her roads under an officer known This is tin message which Major 122 kilometers as the superintendent of repairs. The (approximately seventy-sitrench systems, have forced the British state Is General Leonard Wood brought from divided into ten districts. miles) from the Iuris city hull. from the Camlirui salient, and are atFranee to tlu military affairs commitAt first the shells began arriving at tack the third British lines west of Each district Is under the control of a supervisor of repairs, who Is lotee of the senate and delivered to that Intervals of twenty minutes, and the Sun Quentin and east of I'eronne. San cated near the center of his district. commit lee in executive session Mon- detonations, considering the Sunday Quentin and Peronue are about fifteen Each district Is divided Into in action result afternoon. It sections, nitty day culm, seemed louder than those of Sat- miles apart. and each section Is' in charge of a 'ey tin eonunitfee to speed upon Their to disturb the urday. power While at first the purpose of the foreman. Under conditions for raisins' the draft age and equanimity of the populace, however, Germans was doubtful, it soon became these foremen workordinary and devote singly the nations seemed otherwise increasing be less, the people refusing to clear that the great offensive which armies. distracted from their Sunday liuhits to they had been den-era- ! threatening was under The supreme need of the hour, any great extent. way. No concentration of guns on a Wotsl told the eomniiilee, is more The great German gun which is re- fifty-mil- e front had ever approached man power. The sooner an army of ported to be able to shell Iaris from the Hun concentration between Arras 1!, 500, (XX) men Is landed in France by u distance of seventy miles could uc the (lulled Slates, the sooner will come complish these feats with the same and La Fere. It is reported that In one small area presumably in the northtin end of tin war. Every olher con- range: ern sector near Croisilles 1000 guns sideration should tie laid aside, in Shell Dover and Canterbury, Eng- were posted. Woods opinion, to crowd trained land, across the English chuuuel from The bombardment preceding the inarmies and their necessary supplies Usleud, Belgium. fantry attack was tlie heaviest of the upon French soil. Throw shells into Yen! ,e froir, war. It began in misty weather, which So overpowering Is this need for Trieste, in Austria, tiring ucross tlie was a disadvantage to the invaders, Wood denerai that said, men, although Adriatic sea. because their flyers could not make tlieie is no ordnance of American manReach luris from any point along observations. About noon, on the first ufacture on the allies front, the I.rlt-Isl- i the eighty miles of tiie German front. day, tlie sun came out and the flyers and French governments will lie Shell New York City from Trenton, began to direct tlie artillery fire. aide to supply nil the guns needed if N. J., or loughkeepsic, N. Y. Permanent Road in Connecticut. Many battles in the air are recorded. America will only furnish the men to Tlie British flew aviators low, dropthem. handle BIG GUN IDEA NOT NEW. their entire time to the and ping bombs or sweeping tlie enemys maintenance of the roadsrepair denerai Wood praised highly I In nain their tional army and expiessed the opinion Hudson Maxim Says It Is Possible to ranks with niucliine gun fire. In fact, section. If an emergency comes, ten all tlie weapons known to modern warSecure a Range of Over 60 Miles. that all of ttie men of this classificaor fifteen men are placed under a forefare were used flying machines, man for now he in tion New York. Hudson Maxim, intraining camps should repair work. These gangs of dispatched to France immediately. lie ventor, declared iu u statement issued balloons, tanks, liquid fire, poison gas workmen are maintained continually and in addition to the vari- and are transferred from place to pronounced them as a whole a splendid Sunday regarding the bombardment of ous gas shells, forms of firearms. under one foreman for a to devotion whose of put place; soldiers, body Iaris by the new German cannon, that . Field .Mai slum ilindeiihurg and few days, and then transferred to antraining hud rendered them ready for it is entirely possible to secure it range eneral von Ludendorff lmd inspired other section in order that the work active service. of over sixty miles with a gun, but their soldiers and the German people may be properly done. To take the places of these men, there is nothing new in the idea. with tlie utmost confidence by means denerai Wood roeoniiiiended Immediate 1 understand that the new projec- of publicity lasting several months. COMPANY TAKES OVER ROAD drafts from the eligible registrants and tile is practically of nine-incculihre," Finally, with a great flourish, neutral so of the limit there that draft raising said Mr. Maxim. With u nine-incwere Invited to tiie may he more men to draw from until gun from forty to fifty feet in length, correspondents Virginia Legislature Grants Charter to front, and the emperor went to take ,(XH),(X)0 are in t lie training camps. Private Concern to Operate Old and with a maximum elevation of 45 omnium! of the offensive in person. denerai Wood found no discourage- degrees, u projectile may lie thrown to Highway. Tlie success attained by tlie Germent In (lie latest news of the dernmn distance of more than twenty miles. mans are most notable, but they have The legislature of Virginia has offensive, lie said Unit the British laid Now, if we double the calibre of the been achieved at a charter to an association frightful cost. At for had it, although they fully prepared gun, we quadruple the area of the base the same time the losses of tlie Brit- granted known as the Warrenton and Fairfax not anticipated the drive would be so of the projectile. If we were to take a ish nmy he by the figures Turnpike company, Inc., which will rapid or that they would lie compelled gun of eighteen-inccalibre und shoot contained inconjectured the Berlin report, for the take over the old Alexandrla-Warren-to- n to lose so large u number of guns. nine-inca projectile from Unit we success has been so great that even pike, to grade and resurface the It was pointed out by denerai Wood would huve four times the propelling that while the Germans ure obliged to energy on the base of the shell during the Wilhclmstrasse is probubly not road and operate it as a tollroad until By tiie end of the sec- the state wishes to take it back. exaggerating. make their advances over rough, shell-tort ho entire flight of the projectile ond day, or The charter states that when the perhaps tiie morning of roads, the British have the ad- through the bore of the gun. state does take It back it must pay 25,-xGermans the lmd the taken third, vantage of smooth territory over which It would lie perfectly possible to stockholders the the cost of the road, This indicate prisoners. might to conduct their withdrawal. with Interest, minus dividends. employ a gun for such purpose of or loss British 70,000 approaching The roads behind the British lines twenty-inccalibre, throwing u 75,000. No such losses on the British may also be used by the retreating projectile of nine inches. Then front huve occurred heretofore In such IMPROVEMENT BY ROAD DRAG forces, but not by the enemy. we would have a good deal more tliau a brief period, nor have tlie Germans denerai Wood was Inclined to be- four ' times the urea upon which the ever before been able to take so many Farmer Can Be Convinced of Effective-nes- e lieve tills advantage would aid the powder gases would push against the British prisoners. Inasmuch as the by Use of Implement British more and more If the Germans projectile. Each Rain. After Germans foot of every gained ground continue to advance into the battle-swemost violent the by only fighting he believed the said area, lie PARIS REPORT QUESTIONED. If you are not, one of the fortunate against an enemy almost as well armed British strategy would be to permit the ones with a macadam or even Germans to penetrate as far ns they Officers Do Not Believe Gun Could as themselves, at least as to machine concrete road good In of your place, front and losses their cannon, guns lighter Miles. can Into tills territory before beginning Throw Shell Sixty-twyou can .make a good road of it If must have been quite severe. a counterlhrust which may crush the Washington. The long range bomdrainage has been attended to by the enemy and drive them bnek. bardment of luris by a German gun use of the road drag. . Just try it after Dutch Are Indignant. denerai Woods view of the entire presumably sixty-tweach rain, on the stretch of road leadmiles away, anLondon. A influential that report situation W'tis highly optimistic and lie nounced as a fact in tlie French capiinterests at Rotterdam have com- ing from your gateway toward tou-expressed himself to the committee ns tal, dumbfounded American ordnance menced of the ; you will agitation to have the Dutch not length be your holdings being entirely satisfied of (lie success officers. bomand Tlie twenty-two-mll- e only surprised gratified reof the allies in stopping the present bardment of Dunkirk by the Germans government requested to break off with the Improvement, but you may be with United lations the because States drive, lie praised the morale of the more than u year ago had sot a record encouraging your neighbor just bemerBritish anil French, who are in active and ordnance officers of the Ameri- of tlie requisitioning of Dutch to do likeuise. yond contact with (lie enemy, and said he can!, British and French corps freely chantmen is contained in an Exchange was much gratltied to find the splendid conceded they never had dreamed of a Telegraph company dispatch received OUTLINES GOOD ROADS' PLAN from Copenhagen, which quotes the spirit and courage of the Americans. monster gun with a range of more than Iolitikens Rotterdam correspondent. Boulevard in Opening of Forty-Mil- e thirty miles. THREE BILLION DuLLAR LOAN. Canada First Step in System of Some officers frankly questioned French Defeat German Attack. Improved Highways. Paris. The Germans launched an McAdoo Announces Third Liberty Loan that shells from rifled cannon actually had fallen in Paris. Others sought ex- attack on tiie French lines in the Will Be at 45,4 Per Cent Interest. new concrete highway between The in new devices or secret gun tVoevre district Saturday night, Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario, was third Liberty planation Washington. The in the vicinity of Paris. which was dispersed by tlie French emplacements to tie for will 0, opened recently. The premier of Onloan, open April None wanted to believe that any gun fire. Tlie Germans suffered appreci(HX) and nil oversubscriptions tario announced at the opening tlifat at 44 laid been invented by the Germans or able losses and lost some prisoners the boulevard between the two per cent Interest. ; which could throw a else in the hands of the French. anyone cities was only the first step in a great Bonds of the first loan, hearing 3 4 projectile sixty miles. system of improved highM-aythroughper cent Interest, and of the second Kahn Would Hang Traitors. The finding of shell fragments bearout the whole of Ontario. Plans have loan at 4 per cent, may lie convened New York. Prompt hanging was the been made for this work, but it Mill Into the new bonds, but those of the ing the marks of gun rilling seemed to airthe idea of any remedy preclude proposed by Representative not be undertaken until the actual end ordinary third loan will not he convertible into bomb. It was suggested that iulius Kalin of California, in an of the Mar Is in sight. plane issue. Tills future announcement any monster here those for who raise guns Sunday, mounting airplanes was made Monday by Seerotary Mc11 seditious or traitorous voice. We GOOD ROADS ARE ESSENTIAL Adoo with the comment that the might have boon used, but no one lias nu ever must make eotioehed of tlie of these carryexample possibility people, great events now happening in France weapon in tlie air. A und do it quickly, he said. Better Highways Must Be Secured to must fire the soul of every American ing a short inverted howrange, lightweight, Make it Possible to Consolidate with a new determination to furnish Rich Find in Aztec Ruins. the Schools. all the dollars and all the material re- itzer carried by aircraft appeared to New York. Announcement of the sources of America that are needed to some as a possible explanation. Back of the whole country school Some officers conceived tlie possi- recovery of 70,(kM specimens of preput an end to the execrable utrocities looms the road question. You historic faAztec cvilUuition from in problem the the that of Paris outskirts bility of German militarism." ennt have better schools without betthere might lie a hidden gun. It was mous Aztec ruin" in the Animus valudmntec. that it would huve no mili- ley in northwestern New Mexico, ter roads. Belter roads must be seMexico Rejects Agreement. cured to make President Carranza tary value and could only lie a weapon is made by the American Museum of and consolidateit possible to centralize Washington. the schools. VThere Natural of and its Mould be terror History. discovery has rejected the economic agreement communities enjoy the advantages of certain. drawn here by .Ambassador Fletcher Baker Visits King of Belgians. good roads, commodious buildings have A bombardment of Paris at a disand tlie Mexican commissioner, liufael London. Newton D. Baker, the been provided, more competent teachtance miles of to most appeared sixty Nieto, and has appointed three men to of tlie ordnance officers as such a American secretary of war. visited ers have been employed and modern formulate a new proposal for presentafacilities for tenching have been supcomplete surprise that they found it King Albert of lVlgium anil tlie tion to tiie United States. difficult to talk about it. plied at a minimum cost. front on March 23. Sizzling Politics in Wisconsin. Senate Considers Draft Resolution. Plan Size of Culvert. German Dyes Made in America. Milwaukee. Congressman Inine L The size of the culvert to be placed Washington. Consideration of tlte Manufacture of GerWashington. Lenroot, Uepuliliean candidate for Joint resolution providing for the leg-- j man depends upon the amount of water to dyes by American companies hn United States senator, in speech at tstrntion under the selective service already been A dye famine, be taken care of, but no less than a begun. Kenosha mill'd on President Wilson to act of all men who have readied the pipe Is recommended. has existed since l'.Ul, will he keep bis hands out of Wisconsins state ago of 2t years since June 5 lust has relieved. Proper formulas have been politics. Determine Type of Culvert. been taken up in the senate. arrived at after mouths of experiment. The side of the culvert and the type Lack of Preparedness. Utah Aviator Killed of structure should be determined by Will Reduce Milk Prices. Washington. Had this nation begun Lieutenant Miami, Fla. Second Milk prices, beginning careful Investigation. Philadelphia. universal military training three years Lester C. Bauman of Salt Lake City, an April 1, in tlds city, will be reduced Feed Calf Skim Milk. ago, by tills time pence Mould lmve nvlutor in the marine corps, was in from 13 to 12 cents a quart and 7 been declared, was tin assertion in tlie stoutly killed Saturday afternoon ns cents a one If has an abundance of skim and depint, milk it is well to feed the calf six or senate by '"Senator Harry S. New of the result of a fall In a liveries will be resumed at once, it Mas Indiana. eight months. anuouuced on Mouday. 4r 4 451 Registered Veterinarian 4- - SPEED HUGE AMERICAN ARMY TO FIRING LINE TO SAVE DAY, GENERAL WOODS PLEA. 4 4 45 tfS' jS 4? use. i Letter Heads Bill Heads 4?45,44J4?4fr4e4?4?4?4i'4i4J4S'4J Cards Envelopes Invitations Wedding Posters or Announcements Bargains at prices that are RIGHT at Residence 4j Main Street Phone 4? 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