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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
Cause add Cure
OF Dire, I'd Texas Fever..Grease,
Greassl

The following article 10y Maj. A. II.
Pettibone should DE Of special interest
to our people at tn Is time.
"Until recent years our people knew
nothing about the TIE xas fever, as this
live pest Is called INT all infected
regions knowit nov, and unless the
nuisance, for it is costly nuisance, is
stamped out speedily and efiectually, we
shall know more about It TO our chagrin
and sorrow year by year in time TO come
"By carefully collected statistics Of
the Agricultural Department this Texas
cattle fever by its loss to the cattle
raisers, is costing the nation, or rather
the farmers of the South alone, not less
than SOC, 200, 900 each year Aud the
loss to Tennessee Is not less than one-lif.
teenth part of that sum, or in other
words, not less than $4,000, 600 each
twelve months. This is not appalling
fact, but it is a fact. But how does
this cost and loss come about? And
answer by the death of great numbers,
especially of the best breeds of cattle;
by the deterioration ofall affected; by
the loss of milk and butter and meat:
by the loss of market for the cattle
for by the effect of the quarantine
all cattle from quarantined section
can only be sold for immediate slaugh.
ter and by the lower price from So. to
$50 for each steer-when it can be sold
at all. There is no exaggeration or
oyerestimate in this statement. The
yearly loss to our farmers caused by the
Texas fever, or distemper, is fully 81,
O00, 900 in the good State of Tennessee
alone for each and every year.
"And now Mr. Editor let me endeav.
or to answer two most vital and para
mount questions. First, what is the
cause of this live pest, and second,
what is the cure-if there is cure?
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21

A bath cleanses the skin and rids the
pores of refuse. A bath makes for
better fellowship and citizenship. Not
only should the outside of the body be
cleansed, but occasional use of a laxa-
tive or cathartic opens the bowels and
clears the system of the effete matter.
Best for this are DeWitt's Lift Early
Risers. Pleasant little pis that do
not grippe or sicken, Sold by VIM. Gal
laher.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
West Point
RED HEADED DEMOCRAT.

The protracted meeting at this place
closed Friday night, Bro. Cherry return
ing to his home
West Point can boast of one thing,
and that it does not have to stand her
threshold to keep the mosquitoes out
Paul Welch the handsome West
Point boy was seen last Sunday headed
for Wayland Springs. Mr. Bennett
carried him down,
The Turner Hotel is improving fast
so says Virgil Holt, he has gained 2Olbs
in the last six months.
McCrory, Dial, Blair and FlippO,
were seen in Wayland Sunday, they
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
Eminent Preacher
DR.. James E. Clarke to Preach
Here.

On next sunday morning and night
DIR. James f. Clarke, Of Nashville, one
Of the most prominent diviues in the
state will preach at the c P Church on
south Military. Many will remember
DR. Clarke's able commencement sermon
at this place in 1905. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21

went down to get cool drink, and to
see the beautiful sights to numerous to
mention.
Mr. Dixon and Miss Claud Hollis
went to Iron town last sunday.
JP Kidd the candidate for Congress
is soon to make ssention to higher
position, but where will he land is the
question to be assumed.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
Five Pears
On one Stem.-Presented to
Editor by Marshall County
Reader

The unusual sight of five perfectly
developed pears, on one main stem,
might have been seen at this Office last
week. These fine LeCOnies, were sent
to the Editor by Miss Ada Bone of
Marshall County through her father
Rev. J. X. Bone, and were very much
appreciated.
In very truth this middle Tennessee
County has been aptly termed "a very
queen of Natures love.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
sttsEEststEsEtFEEsFEFEtEts
: Town And County. I

All kinds OF Feedstuifs at Gibbs
& Bellows.
scool Rally
Friday September q
Everybody invited to come
Our line is complete. Call and see
~. RPPY's BAKERY
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21

When you have cold it is we'll to be
very careful about using anything that
will cause constipation. Be particular
ly careful about preparations containing
opiates. Use Kennedy's Laxative Hon
eyand Tar, which stops the cough and
m yes the bowels. Sold by VIM. Gal
aOer
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
Notice.

All the members of the NJ f Church,
South, are requested to he present ON
Sunday morning Sept. 80. Rev, W. V.
Jarrett will preach, this being the last
Sunday of the Conference Year.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
For Sale.

Piano, small rol.top desk, folding
bed, new dining room furniture com.
plete, small dining table, range, 2 bed
room suits, and all household furniture,
also jersey milch COW.
Mrs. w K KING.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
j. H. NOPHLETT
~t+JEW ELER. r.

LAWRENCEBURG, TENN
Seth Thomas Clocks; watches
of best grades; spectacles,
the best grades; Gold Rings;
chanes and fobs. Call and
see me. l do repairing, and
as good as can be done in the
U. S. A.
/ Will do your work right, |
will sell to you right, and 7
will book it out.
Next Door to Post Office
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
The Cause.

Gin reply to the first query, answer
that by the most rigid careful and
strictly scientific examination, made,
again and again, by the ablest entomol-
ogist, the cause of this dread and dec.
mating fever is found, and demonstrate
ed to be a microscopic protocol found
in the blood of COW brute sick with
the Texas fever. say microscopic
prOtOzOa-because no naked eye of man
can see or discern this living germ, for
it is germ, But under a microscope
of power to magnify 1000 to 1900
diameters, this germ can be seen and
readily studied. Magnified 1000 d.
ameters this germ seems about as large
as fattened bird shot. 1t is known to
science as piroplasma bigemium These
are big Latin words, but they won't
hook. They simply mean, in plain
English, the fever-prOducing germ.
Now, remember, this fever-producing
germ is always found under the micro
scope, in the blood of the COW or steer
that is free of the fever. This is prov
en- by hundreds and thousands of the
most careful and rigid examinations
Having found the cause.-the living
germ-which is in the blood of the
COW brute works the mischief-this live
pest known as the Texas fever germ, il
next behooves us to know how it is con.
veyed to the animal
"And the answer of studied and exact
science is that 1t is known to be alone
and only conveyed to the blood of a
living cow brute by a peculiar tick
known to science as boophilus annulat-
us or the COW loving tick.
''There are number of kinds of tick
Among these are the common dog OF
wood tick, the net tick, the castor bear
tick, the ear tick, the lone star tick
and some others.
"But the other ticks save boophilu
annulatus are harmless as to the Texas
fever in cattle. 1t alone conveys a germ
to the blood of the cow brute by its bit,
Remember, its name means in plail
Edglish, the cow-loving tickl
"Why should it be called the cow
tick? Because IT'S normal and almos
only food is the blood Of the COW brut,
which it reaches only by its vicious Bit
Remember it bites and it sucks-and b.
its bite transmits its deadly poiso
! germs. But how do we know this? How
do we really, and exactly know this
And the reply is that no COW brute ha
ever been found with the fever which
was not, or had not recently been in
fected with this special and particua
tick, and no COW brute which neye
was so infected, and so bitten, ever la,
the Texas fever And this answer j
really conclusive, But as a final fiji
closer, and absolute demonstration, lie
all our farmers know this-that liv
ticks have been picked off the body of
COW brute in Texas, and placed in
box, and sent alive by mail thOusan
miles, to the Government ERorimen
Stations, in Maryland, and other state
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21
Millinery Opening.

The Misses Starnes are ready to
show you their new Autumn and
Fall hats, and latest new wells.
Miss Pansy has just returned
from the markets, from which she
selected everything, with a view
to pleasing in beauty as we'll as
style.
MILLINERY PARLoR,
Upstairs in Gillian building.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21

LOST:-Black Jersey Cow. Short
tale. Has been gone about 2 months,
fresh in milk. Return and receive re-
ward. Bell telephone, 66-3.
WILEY & LEE
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21

Lockwood, the Real Estate man has a
new "Ad" this week
]. L. Gault has our thanks for remit
lance on Subscription.
The Lawrenceburg Steam Laundry
solicits your patronage
] T. Williams of Dunn, Route l,
renews for another year this week.
Any laundry left at the Democrat
Office will receive prompt attention
Circuit Court meets Monday No list
of cases can be given on account of con-
test
DR.. James E CLARK, of Nashville
will preach next Sunday morning aud,
evening
A. b. Crawford, of Bushvile, Ind, a
lumber dealer, is stopping at the Austin
this week.
Pref. Roy Reynolds, of Route 3 made
US happy Wednesday with a dollar on
subscription.
The work being turned out by the
Iawrenceburg steam Laundry, is pleas
ing its patrons,
jim DUNN.-Will write your Fire In
uranCe and assist you in settling your
losses satisfactory
EFT Williams, of Appleton, Route /,
is brand new reader of the Democrat
who has come to stay.
WANTED:-Good renter by the year
for new six room house.
10 STEWART.
WANTED To buy vendors lien
notes well secured. S. A. CARRELL
Lawrenceburg. Tenn.
FOR SALE:-GoOd family horse. safe
for lady. Roy REYNOLDS,
Lawrenceburg, Route 8.
We sell yon more for your money
than any Grocery man in town.
J.P. Rippy.
Give us trial, and you will become
permanent patron.
LAwRENCEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
VIM J and JnO H Turner of st Louis,
Mo-, sons of Jas. Turner, former citi-
zen of 20 years ago, are registered at the
Austin.
A Reynolds, has bought the barber
shop on the West Side, and will start
into business right by subscribing for
the Democrat
J. X Durrett was IN the city Tues
day This brilliant young medico will
leave for Nashville in short time tt
esume his studies.
WANTED A good farm hand
viii pay good wages. Single man pre-
ferred. Apply at this Office, or to
VIM. j. Gilbreth
As we are not the best, we do OUl
work as the best.
GUNsELMAN q KoLLEFRATH,
Depot Street.
Give us your orders for bread anC
cakes. We can positively ave you
money, besides your abor. loaves Of
thread for 25c, Buy your bread ticket
and get your bread when you wish.
RIPPY's BAKERY
The laxative effect of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
is so agreeble and so natural yOr
can hardly realize that it is pro
duced by a medicine. These tab
let's also cure Indigestion, Fo
sale by Freeman Bros.
/
The universal verdict is that the hom
Laundry is turning out much bette
work than any other that does bushes
: In Lawrenceburg. We are here to stay
we are making little money, and dom
: the best work at the lowest prices
Dom you think you ought to have you
laundry work done at home.
LAWREECEBURG STEAM LAUN DIR
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
MENTION

Nrc Ioeanb Kran7er is VISITING o+
Campbellstown.
Mics uo.+;o uo~nio hos ro+,rrod
tran, p,ainfo1d
~. and urs u II Nordoobou
t,va ro+mrnaa tron tn,o woaI,., rintt
in the country
,r., rai.h rY;o roc4 c
ot'1
''""' /" "''H H'O44'' l." H0 NN
Robert Grimm Is visiting IN New
O"9''e'
MIS- Emma Mol5dn mas returned
"N'
MISS NINA It'I"tlI Will return from
: - = No N40' '"0
iI"I!S oai ID 0p0'N''o I N''N
-
MI. ana MIS- Dallel MOSS nave re-
!
MISS Marie l'ee'S mas peeh the
s"o'1 Vi a.
MISS Nhdrlotte heIler OF COluinous'
n,I 80 49, uannu ~. - >4autb
1oth a+nao
1lSHl9 oHelll"i ol oAiodSo ID opehu-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
THE HALL OF FAME.

James Cobb and Jennie Korn were
recently welded at Hobart, Okla.
The king of Portugal is said to be an
enthusiastic and able amateur painter.
Camille Saint-Saens, the famous
French composer, is to visit America
next winter for a professional our
Henry Broadhurst's only tailor for
some years after he commencement of
his parliamentary life was his wife.
The delegates of the United States to
the international wireless telegraph
conference in Berlin in September will
be General James Allen, Rear Admiral
II. n. Nancy and John l. Waterbury.
Major General O. o. Howard of the
Union army and Lieutenant General
Stephen D. Lee of the Confederate
forces are talking of writing a joint
history Of the civil war. The men were
classmates at West Point.
The rich carpet manufacturer, Alex
ander Smith Cochran Of Yonkers, n. Y,
has purchased the Martin farm, near
his city, and will improve the property
and erect on it a complete santtarlum
for the treatment of tuberculosis
When Lord CurZOn was appointed
vicerOy Of India, the post recently va
Gated, he completed me Of the dreams
of his school days. From the time he
first knew the government house, Cal
cutta, was a facsimile Of his ancestral
home, Kedleston Hall, near Derby, he
desired to occupy it as governor gen
eral Of India.
Edward Iveson Goldsmith bears the
treble distinction of being the oldest
native citizen of Lynn, Mass, the old
est veteran of the civil war now living
in the Bay State and one of the young
est looking men Of his age in the world.
He has just celebrated his n~inety-fourth
birthday and does not look a day over
sixty-five.
NJ. T. Freeman Of Crawford county,
Pa. one of the original Fremont Re
p~ublicans, Is now in his e~ighty-first
year. When the campaign of 1856 was
at its height he made a compact that
be would not shave until Fremont
should be elected. He kept his vow,
for since that time no razor has touch
ed his face. though he has never allow
ed his beard to reach inordinate length
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
A NJ

Nine. Bernhard will spend the sum-
mer at her chateau on the French coast,
near Trouville.
D. L. Don has been engaged to sup
port Montgomery and Stone next sea-
son In The Red Mill"
Thompson & Dundy will next season
present Edward Abeles In a dramatiza-
ton of "Brewster's Millions"
"L'Aiglon' and Hamlet" are Bern
hardt's favor'te male roles. She plays
"L'Aiglon" as Il sort of toy Hamlet"
Richard earle writes his own lyrics
for his comic operas and proves himself
to be q verse maker of much facility.
Walter D. Nealand has been re-en-
gagged for next season by John ?. Slo-
cum as manager of The Yankee Con
sui"
Charles Frohman has obtained the
American rights for a new version Of
"Brigadier Gerard" by Sir A. Conan
Doyle.
Charlotte Hunt, the charming leading
lady of the Bowdoin Square theater,
Boston, has been on the stage since she
was four years of age.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
MUCH INTEREST
IN NEW SCHOOL
State College of Physicians
and Surgeons Has Issued
its First Bulletin.
THE PLANS ARE OUTLINED
INSTITUTION PROMISES A RADI.
CAL DEPARTURE FROM THE
METHODS OF THE OTHER MED
ICAL COLLEGE IN INDIANA.

AS has been previously stated in
the Palladium, DR.. Stevenson and
Wampler of Richmond have been
named as Iecturing members of the
faculty of the new State College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. Copies Of
the first bulletin of this new medical
college have been issued and a vadi-
cal departure is claimed. The work
Of the new school is almost entirely
in the laboratory fer the first two
years, while the remainder OF the
schedule is almost wholly clinical
The first two years work, SO the
Bulletin states will be given at In
diana University, where modern lab
o~ratOrics and the best of instructors
have already been provided by the
State.
The clinical years, or the last two
of the course, will be given at Indiana
polls under a faculty composed of
prominent and representative medical
men of the city. AS ~adjuncts to this
course the college has a large dispen-
sary and out patient department in full
OpGI dllOI, lOStllCI Will tOllI lItjcIy
equipped clinical and X-ray laboratOr-
les. a thoroughly modern hospital,
with a capacity of 100 beds, has just
been organized. The hospital has two
operating rooms, n for septic and
the other for aSeptic cases, and its
own private ambulance service.
The requirements for entrance at
Indiana University says the Bulletin,
are those prescribed by the State
Board of Medical Examination and
Registration. Graduates of a regular
ly established and recognized college
or university will be given credit for
all subjects of the medical course,
such as chemistry, histology, embry-
OlOgy, etc, which they can give cVi-
dence of having completed in a salts
factory manner. Under this provision
an exceptional student may thus got
as much as a year advanced in stand
ing"
Student who elect and complete as
the last two years of their university
course the laboratory courses at In
diana University will receive the A.
ID. degree and receive junior standing
in the State College of Physicians and
Surgeons and other medical schools,
thus completing tie work for the \.
b. and NJ. D.. degrees in six years.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
AUTUMN ART EXHIBIT
PICTURES ARE DISPLAYED
Garfield School Again Place of Inter
est for all Art Lovers-Oisplay will
be Open Each Day From Now IN
til Pictures Are Removed.

An autumn art exhibit. not so pre-
tentious as the regular exhibit of the
Richmond Art Association which is
held each spring, but at the same
time very interesting and worthy of
attention, is now open for inspection
Of the public at Garfield school. The
pictures shown include the fourteen
owned by the Richmond Art Asso-
citation: "Ploughing the First Clean"
by Horation Walker which was the
bright feature Of last springs exhibit,
The Girl in Brown and White" from
the brush OF Robert Henri; two por-
traits by Mr.. Eakins. of Philadelphiu:
"kentucky Roadside," by William
Forsythe, Of indianapolis; Il land
sca1e by Frank Girardin OF Richmond
and a painting by Miss King of Indj-
annapolis, owned by Fairview school.
iteration Walkers masterpiece as
we'll as several of the other pictures
enumerated above are to be exhibited
at the opening of the new building at
the Heron Art Institute. |Indiauapo-
lis in the autumn and are being kept
here by the Richmond Art AssOcia-
ton until called for. The public is in
vited to visit this display of PAINTINGS
and Garfield school building will be
open each forenoon; also any after
moor if arrangements are made with
Supt. Mott.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
G 0 FRANCE.

Esperanto is to be taught to the ca
diets at the French military college Of
st. Cyr.
In consequence Of the increasing
abuse Of opium its sale IN France har-
Dor cities has beer forbidden.
A boy of twelve IN the custody of the
Paris police told them hat it is their
business to find out his name n ad-
dress.
The French people are the greatest
consumers Of cheap wine in the world.
1t is used more generally than milk In
the United States. Even the little chill
dren drink it. The public schools give
it to the pupils. The servants insist on
he daily allowance for wine.
Yellow ~spectacies for weak eyes were
recommended by DR.. Metals in a paper
he read before the Academy of Medi-
cine at Paris. The doctor declares that
yellow is very soothing to weak eyes
and that for fifteen years he has pre-
scribed glasses Of this color with ex-
cellent results,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05

of excursions and fetCs has been ar
ranged. The queen Of Denmark grant,
Carrie Chapman Gait Of New York.
president OF the league. Her majesty
showed deep interest in the suffragist
movement and regretted that the term
Of mourning for the late king pre-,
vented her entertaining the delegates.
She expressed her admiration OF
American women. saying she thought
them active and progressive and that
the women of other countries should
take them as their model.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 4.-Captain G..
NJ. Holloway, rs, member of the wa
terworks commission and known over
the country as The Salt King" is dy-
ing at his home in this city of paray-
sis and neuralgia. He has no chance
for recovery according to his physt-
clans. Captain Holloway in his
younger days was river captain and
later general manager of the Big
Sandy packet lines. He acquired large
salt interests in Ohio and Kentucky
and controls three-fourths of the min
eral salt output of the United States.
He is a director of umerou banks
in the millions.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
LIVELY DO|NGS At
OLD OYSTER BAY
Shore Fence Was Instituted
and Roosevelt Pier
Destroyed.
THE TOWN BOARD ACTS
ISSUED ORDER YESTERDAY
THAT ALL OFFENDING PIERS
MUST COME DOWN AND TROu.
RLE SEEMS CERTAR'
We STERDAY

oyster lay, l. /. Aug. THE
common pyuDln nf OYSTER Hay have
i,..;....l .., t ~
AN ''4'''''"''S WIN" ""No S"1'"'e'
homes h'Fr, i""nSmcn have been
advised that they are right and that
,ho, n,,, ,ha ,,u. with ,,ou ,,a
chow. ,,, ,..-1,...,, .m,,.m ar,
f,,ro. .,a ni.,- nr,o,,3 IN. ~, ,io,,
.s,,,o ,o-,.-. 7>n, N-,s+ poosova,+
nj.r nj Ihn f,,t or Saranorn uu
the dock that President Roosevelt
,,sns when hc bYs ncc,sio, IN on o,t
ON tho h.v WIS or,oor tho niors IN
suvnr
The ona,,.aI j. ono of lor~ and
I'm, ouI,. ,.o,,.Iv ., =, Mood
Tb, rirb ,vr.,. v.h,.o os,atos eor.
orally RIM down tn tho hay eroctoa
fenrne ara rinrs cloar d,u,n 10 tho
low. vot.r 1.-Two +bo lilo, hoirc 90
oo,reo - ,,o.o -, hoT.r,or and vii
,ae-ors off thoir ,ro,or+y
W. vlr,oere tn1t tho hi,dra,o
and heqan discnssina il in Noore,s
crocorv storo aud otho, r1,ooe u.horo
~ naonIo collect of nm nvn,irc Tho
town council soon fc,t tho i,arorca
Of the movement and The momhers
decidod il hahoovod them IN do soma.
thing A Iawvar richly endowed with
+ho loro of ono Island st,to riob+s
was cneaaad and tho old archives Of
the town mt at his disposal What he
found was good for the villagers.
Some of he napers Shove that
through an act Of grace on the mart
of Coorqn III tho poonIo of Ovstar
Raw and tboir boire fornver ebou1d
retail all shora riphts
This WAS enough for the villagers
Headed NV the town constable q
score or moro If thom made havoc
with the shoro fences and niers No,
contart with that tbev obtained ar.
dere from tba court rastraipino The
nronertv owners along the shore
road from reminding nicrs and fences.
Town Board Acts.
In enite of this some owners he.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
Wanted in New York.

New York, Aug. 4.-The arrest in
Tampico of Paul Aurbach, wanted in
New York to explain an alleged short
age of $33 900 in his books at the
wholesale drug house Of lanman &
Kemp. where he was formerly en-
ployed as a confidential bOokkeeper,
was made known to the district at
torney's Office. AS o. as ex-
tradition papers are prepared a de-
teCtive will be sent to Tampico to
bring Auybach to New York.
pensacola, Fla, Aug. fan Inves-
tigation Of the alleged peonage at the
Jackson Lumber COmpany's camp at
LOCkhart, Ala. by the United States
commissioner, resulted in three men
being held to the United States court
under heavy bond. They are: Rob
ert Gallagher, superintendent; W. n.
Grace and Oscar S. Sanders, EN-,
ployes of the company. Many wit
nesses testified as TO how the men
had been beaten and ~il1treated.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
No Regulars at o. NJ. G. Camp.

Columbus, o., Aug. 4.-The rank
and file Of the Ohio national guard
express no regrets that no federal
troops are to be with them in the
summer maneuver camp this year.
The relations between the state and
federal troops have been strained and
the tragic outcome at the joint a
euvers at Athens is still fresh in
memory. The officers will pay special
attention this year to camp santa
ton. They believe they have a fine
water supply, but it will be tested
daily, and an effort will be made to
keep the hospital list down to the
minimum. The camp opens Aug. Is.