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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
Power to Executive Elbows.

1t is generally conceded by review
ers of the great struggle between the
states that a strong man in the White
House in 1860 might have saved the
country from civil war over the siaN e
controversy. Lincoln took the helm in
1861, and the guns of Sumter forced
him to act vigorously. For four years
he kept doing things to back up the
bold initiative he had taken the mo-
ment the flag was fired upon. Since
that era the demand has been steadily
growing for executives of strong per
sonality. Even governors who will do
things are wanted, and the most stir
ring elections in the states often turn
upon the personality of the candidat"
for governor rather than the claims cf
party.
\ writer in the Atlantic Monthly take
the ground that II" old school t.leorie
OF government have been overthrow.
and the terGoncy today is 10 hold
presidents and governors responsible
for what legislators do or fail to do
While executive aggression iS some
times condemned, it is also highly eX-
tOlled and by the very same voices.
In the long run the executive who dc
votes his energies solely to the good
of the state has the support of the
masses, for at heart the people are
not partisans. They want some sort
of program put through and look tC
the man at the top to do 1t.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

Hpw true il is that what Is one man :
inca! is another mans poison While
iinnrsdala merchants had a fine Christ
mas ira L.. the liawlcy Times intimatcs
,ha: too large :. percentage ni it came
from ;ha. urruTgh. their local stores
suffering in consequence. Doubtless this
X in measure true, but it is equally Il
TACT that our dealers suffered much
were sent oil inr goods, especially of the
more expensive kind. which could have
been placed here just as satisfactorily
as Ia quality, and economically as II
prices. So Oh the whole. what was gain
ed i'll one way was probably lost in an
other. and this brings us back to the
position taken by THE CITIZEN several
weeks since, that the proper motto for
the people. Of the smaller towns especial
ly is t. buy a. home" As to what
effect the proposed trolley service
between Honesdale and Hawley might
have on the trade OF the two towns
there is little need OF speculation just al
present. 1t is pretty evident at least
that the New Year shopping won't be
seriously affected by it. Here is the
plant of the Times:
"About 100 tickets to Honesdalc were
sold at the West Hawley station or
Saturday. There were also large
number of tickets sold from Hawley u
Scranton during the week. Most O
these people did their Christmas shop
ping in one or both Of the above place:
and it is safe to say that many hundred,
of dollars were taken out OF town thai
should have been left here. What seem:
| to be the trouble with the stocks OF Oul
local merchants that they have ceaseC
to appeal to local buvers? Are they
shoddy. shopworn, too cheap or to,
dear, too small or incomplete ? What
ever the trouble, it is time for our loca
merchants to sit up, or wake up, anC
take notice. This Is Il matter that de
serves their serious consideration. Prob
ably never in the history OF Hawley ha
so much Christmas buying been don,
/ out OF town.
''Ihe question naturally arises, Wha
would trolley line between Honesdal'
and Hawley do to Hawley?
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
"Paid In Full"

Harper's Weekly. i'll speaking "i r.u-
gene Walters play, paid in Fail,
saws: "The third act Of the American
play. Paid in Full which i presented
at the Astor Theatre, is one iur which
the author, Mr.. Engene Water. deS 'rNeS
much commendation. Tine plty. from
beginning to end, isextremrlr we'll d"n"
both by playwright and company. ard
with interest might well be added 10
the title rs an expression "i wha; the
audience derives from it.
1.-THE play deals with humble persons:
humble, that is, in comparison with the
high society folk one is accustomed to
see strutting through the measures oi
social drama. The reason for calling at
tcntion to Mr.. Walter third act is, that
he has made it just what it should be
quick, alert, full of interest, and a stri.;-
ing climax, of the play. After seeing it
there was reasonable suspicion that a
fourth act might spoil the drama, at
least might destroy the force of the third.
However, Mr.. Walters fourth act does
not mar his play in any way; ii any
thingit adds in accent rating the strength
of the one which preceded it,"
"Paid in Full' will be the attraction
at the Lyric on Thursday, Dec. 81, New
Years Eve. Wagenhals and Kemper
promise fine production and notable
cast of players. The play is in its sec
ond year in New York and has also to
its credit a run of over five months in
Chicago.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
FEATHERS AND EeesHELLs.

Two men went to Jail at Carrollton,
ILL, with thirteen indictments for
stealing chickens hanging over them.
They'll certainly be hoOdooed this time.
Pennsylvania farmers have lest
many turkeys through hunters this
year. At Bangor they knocked seven
off a fence right beside the farmhouse.
IL farmers weren't SO afraid Of bull
dogs these thieves would be more
afraid tc trespass.
If eggs are clean, fresh. uniform: III
size and color and put up neatly they
will win you prestige and special
price. while pleased customers will
praise you TO others. Thus you will
always have customers and be able
to command the best prices.
With q reported corn crop of 2.642.-
GSI 600 bushels the duck men are ju-
bilant When corn is the great factor
in preparing ducks for market you can
imagine what a short crop means on a
10000 duck ranch.
Our carpenter couldn't see why we
put In wide doors and steps when we
built. We can see why when we put
our big brooders away and run the
wheelbarrow through to clean up every
week. The only place hindsight excels
foresight Is in a mule.
Three million five hundred thousand
Iowa eggs reached New York in one
day. Many western states are making
such remarkable strides in the poultry
business and competing so earnestly
| for first place that 1t Is difficult to fol
low the race. Iowa is now the banner
state. but Illinois is mighty close.
! Colorado sends $5.OOO.OO0 out of the
state for poultry and eggs. She. witt
! few other states that haven't pushed
poultry culture. is beginning to think
it doesn't pay to buy what you car
raise Yourself
In shipping guineas wash the head
mouth. feet and legs. Leave the
feathers on. but be sure they arC
smooth and clean and wrap each birt
! separately. During the closed season
/ one to two pounds are most popula,
weights
That fodl smelling disinfectant KEEP
in the drinking water to ward off dis
ease is IN egg killer and a grave filler
The man who makes his hens sleeI
over droppings that alternately freez
and thaw should be dealt with ncccrd
ing to the law,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
The Younger Set.
Continued from page o.


Selwyn stayed until he made peace
with his sister. then he mounted to the
nursery to lean OVER the younger
children and preside at prayers. This
being accomplished, he descended to
the library. where Eileen Enroll in n
filmy. lace clouded gown. full of tur-
quoise tints. reclined with her arm
around Drina amid heaps of cushions,
watching the waitress prepare a table
for two
He took the fresh, cool hand she eX-
tended and sat down on the edge of
her couch.
"All o. X. again?" he inquired. re-
tanning Eileen's hand in his.
'Thank you-Quite. Are you really
going to dine with us? Are you sure
you want to? Oh, l know you've Civ
en- up some very gay dinner some
where
II was going to dine with Boots
when Nina rescued me. Poor Boots!
think I'll telephone
Telephone him to come here" beg
ged Drina. Would he come? Oh
please-Pd love to have him"
81 wish you would ask him." said
Eileen; 'ft's been so lonely and stupid
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

other everything that had occurred In
their lives since their last meeting.
So Drina, excitedly requesting to be
excused. Jumped up and. taking Ian
sings hand in hers. led him to a sofa
In a distant corner, where they imme-
diately installed themselves and be-
gan an earnest and whispered ex-
change Of condolences. punctuated by
little whirlwinds of laughter from the
child.
ITO be cOntinued.J
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
DEGIsTER's NOTICE.-Notice is

DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is
1O hereby given that the accountants
herein named have settled their respective
accounts in the office of the Register of Wills
OF Wayne County, Pa. and that the same will
be presented at the Orphans Court OF said
county for confirmation. at the Court House
i'll Honesdale. on the third Monday Of jan
First and final acc cunt of George T. Evans
ana George ROeSc. executors of the estate OF
Christian Reese. Salem.
First and final account OF sophia Weiden-
bein. administrative of the estate of Louisa
Listcnader, Cherry Ridge.
First and final account of Francis ii. FaatZ.
executor Of the estate of Mary Moore. Gin
ton.
First and final account of T. p. Kimblc, cx-
ccutor Of Jehiel Justin. Lebanon.
First and final account Of August LaabS.
administrator of the estate of Leo Victor
MisZler. Berlin.
First and final account Of Judson F.. Tiff
any, surviving executor of the esttae Of John
5. Tiffany, Mt. Pleasant.
, First and lnal account Of Frederick
Brutsche. administrator. &. T. A.. of the es-
tate of Julia Brutsche, Paupack.
First and final account OF =. y. Cross. cX-
ecutor Of the estate Of Charles +. Cliff, Ster-
First and final account of Inez ii. Curtis .ad-
ministratrix of the estate of George b. Curtis
Salem.
First and final account of Celestia Rude
Seaman, eXecutrix OF the estate OF Mercena
/ ling. on, Texas.
First and final account off, Milton Spencer
Ger. Mt. Pleasant.
First and final account of Adelbert Barra-
ger. executor of the estate OF George W. Bar
rager, Buckingham.
First and final account Of f. w. Bush, ad-
ministratOr of the estate of Walter j. Bush
Damascus.
| First and final account of Lewis ii. Redner
executor Of and trustee of the estate OF Sam
uel B. Dalrymple, Honesdale.
First ana partial account OF Geo. ID. Prem
tisS and Geo. f. MOase. executors of the es
! tate OF Martin PrentiSS. Mt. Pleasant.
First and final account OF James Walsh act
| ing executor OF the estate of Patrick Walsh
South Canaan.
w. GAMMELL. Register.
Registers Office.
HOnesdale, Dec II. 1905. 45
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

Something to cure that misery In
the back" caused by lifting the $S.-
OOO,OOO,OOO crop from the ground to
the granary would be more welcome
to most farmers than a dose of moral
uplift.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

Haiti can muster n good sized army
at any time by simply drafting the
generals" in the ranks OF presiden'
tial aspirants.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

AS to fourth class postmasters.
America is too easily an all around
winner to have a fourth class at any
thing
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

Strange how many explanations OF
things said or written do not explain!
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
Coldly Practical.

His dulcet Tyre
He twanged with fire
And warbled to the dove.
This was the lay
He did essay:
"Oh. come and be my love!"
The maiden heard
His final word,
Then, with a scornful look.
She asked the swain
In high disdain,
"Canst guarantee a COOKE"
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

Hopeful.
Mrs. O'Toole-Shes takin' on awfu'
Her husband got three years, but Ii
kin git twelve months off for good be
havior.
Mrs. Dooley-Tell her to rest aisy
Sure an he may not behave himsel
New York Life.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30

A Feminine View.
Mrs. Smythe-l wonder why the
judge deferred the sentence until to-
morrow?
Mrs. Whyte-Oh. l suppose he want
ed to talk the case over with his wife.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
The Champion Bore.

The Champion Bore.
The greatest bore of all's the one
Who talks and talks and talks
Forever of his views alone
And every effort balks
OF those who would their thoughts ex-
press
And tell their troubles too.
Yes, he's the greatest boTe-unless
He happens to he YOU.
kansas City Times.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
RESOURCES

RESOURCES
Cash, specie and notes. @s.Sa s.
Legal Securities....... 5000 %
Due from approved re-
serve agents. ...........l .l2J.1ST J2-Z2g. .l69 81
Checks and cash items. ....... l.6O6 5S
Due from Banks and Trust Co's.not
BiIis discounted not due. $2g7, sis 81 0 -
Bills discounted. time
loans with collateral. 39,JS5 so
lateral. I................. T.7a 80
Loans on call upon one
or more names...... a.sO5 %
Loans secured by bonds
OF mortgage. 900 OO--4I2,lgI 81
Stocks, bonds, etc. l.SS91 W
Mortgages and judg-
ments Of record.... 1850 2i-laai.gO6 30
Real estate. ate...................... 3}.OOO OO
Furniture and Fixtures. 2,OOO OO
MisceIlaneous Assets.............. At.. 40 % @ o
R.742,5es g
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. paid din...............S 100000 OC
Surplus Fund. ..;;....;.............. 3UOOOO "
Deposits subject to check Si5i.i7@ ;Ss '- I"
Deposits L.!,o 5; special I; sa. 49, :: a. 2!cSi,SA "A
Certified checks. 5gi "
Cashiers check outst'g 7g7 O5-2. 2.25l 2I 81
Due to Commonwealth. ............ 5000 W
Due to banks and bankers. not re
serve agents. s...............,........ 1850 81
s2Ti2.jgS 81
State of Pennsylvania. County of Wayne. IS
|. ii. Scott Salmon. Cashier Of the above
named Company. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true. to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
(Signed) II. 5. SALMON, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nC
day of December. 1905.
(Signcd) ROBERT A. SMITH. Mp.
Notarial Seal
Correct-Attest:
Il. CLARK.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

H0KBsDALB, wAYRE CO.. Pa.
at the close of business. Nov. u. 1908.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-30
PRO FEssIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys-at-Law.

III WILSON,
III. ATTORNEY a COUNsELoR-AT-LAw.
Office, Masonic building. second floor,
HOnesdaie Pa.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

Tile municipal election tor tar
C:fy of .EIiisyille. lone county.
Mississippi. for the election Of one
mayor. s-.nr'haIl. frearurer, clerk,
street commissioner and five MEM
h-rs Of the Board Of Alderman will
b. held At tire court house. in the
city Of EiIi-viIir. Mics, on the 2nd
Tn~~dsv. The ssh dsy of December.
1908. All candidates. will hand their
ns mes 10 the mnisrioners, with.
in the time prescribed by Law. Nov.
r., 1913
r. Fl. VOODHA4,
+. ". COUCR.
Election Commieojouero.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

We deeire 10 express onr -incere
tha,,ks to the people OF Eli'-v''ie.
for their kind asristsnce and ex-
prcssjons Of sympathy in the dea'h
Of our be'ovedf Charlie cranford-
which will ever he remembered
With gratitude from the depths OF
our hesTte. AH~ctionsie'y you're.
Mrs. ". 81 CRASFoRp-
WIFE, BROTHERs and SISTERS.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21
CHARGED With Murder

Skil'man Quick and Pearl Lewis
at ElIisvilAs', we're put on trial at
Laurel last Tuesday, charged with
killing . negro ~ Laurel Iaet Satur-
day night. The trial resulted in the
dischsrge of Quick snd holding
Lewis ia = bond OF e3,coo, the mex
grand jury G. g. Street and B. W.
Scarborough represented the de-
fendents Ia the preliminary trial
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

100 lad les 80 inch Coatc, All
The Ecwe - Styles and Co .ofr>
All bOugh - per cent lees 1Dssss
regular - Ice. "a. 30 to o3OIOO.
Don't 80 'tIlI voN see theDs.
I SGnagam Whltakev c..
LauReJ, 1k1ss.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

Rev. Bryae Simmons cf Brandon,
Nise.. y graduate IT Mas. Co''sce,
wt1. deliver two asicresse~, noon s"o
,de ht, Friday November 9th. All
sve cors1ialjy invs:ed to come out
md h~sr him. Il ws'' be thanks
sjvt ,c '.crsrton.
ALsO,s-sINEoHr, Principal
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

800 Mems and Boys Suits
bought 1t . IA ARGAIN. We cas
not duplicate them At the price,
- 30 to o96'. 90 Boys suits 10
cts 70 $500. Dumagan Whit
aker Co., L. ursl, Miss.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

Nice Ethel Crawford, OF Laurel,
10 attending TO the work of the
Chaucery Clerk's Office here, THE
week.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

~. w.1 Hardy, of the Laurel
kelkes. y - pleasant caller st
our once iast Tuvrdsy. Prc. Hss'
dy Gill ~ i've the ledger this week,
esd vii . ,ske reliable pa pes os II
trpm no4 on.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

The Musical History Club Of the
Eilisvile High School held fts frat
meeting Saturday afternoon With
Miss Smith, al her nusic room.
The Club continued its wort with
the study OF Schubert. New officers
were elected, fnd plans adopted, go
that each member ,uiRht derive
more pleasure and ben eft from this
years work than before. che toll
lowing program was given.
Solo . Dream Idies Ma rtin
Louise Walters
Life of Schubert. Grace Parker
Works OF Schubert Eva Sp,a gins
Solo -. Autumn Days. . Lindsey
Mary Nckinnor
Anecdotes Of Schubert. ....... =.
Lena Welborn
Duet. Delta No ppa EIsiior MAI ch
Misses Smith and Inua Ausiu
Selections by Schubert. Mas Smith
The Club adjourned TO meet two
weeks hence with Eva 8prag2ins.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21

WANTED: Hu-tIer ia each County
~ agent for good line Of Iubrscas-
ing good- aud pants. Liberal com.
misrion TO reliable men
TIE CLINTON OIL co.
Cleveland. Ohio.
The new South-news., 1908-11-21
Absut Or
People

For 1ent-aeas cottage sesideuce.
e'ese ia- Apply to New South News.
u<uvy HUI visited The homefoiks
q Hebsss, this week.
Harry Ferrii'. OF nsssiesb arg s1sss
10 ous city Monday.
L :. Bvnnm. Of Napier. wac IN
our city Iaet Tw<sday.
Eurslture, We have it. all kinds
RUyy1x AERcnTILE Co.
Afss Ollie Cough, 10 visiting rel.
stiyse - Meridian this week.
Gooes Nouta omery. OF Laurel,
- 10 our city. this week.
No:asses-half-barrele, kegs aud
JnRs, for Pale cheap for each at
J. p. Myers Store,
Claude FieIds. of Pschuta. wss
vtsitor TO our city this week.
nrs. J. D. Jameson. 10 visiting her
old frieuds st Monroe, II. for awhile.
400 Ladies' Taller made Suits
Just received by Express, e1O.
to o86. 90, Dunsgin whitaker
Co., Laurel, Miss.
6. r. GAVIN. . prominent lawyer,
Of laurel, was iu our city last Mon.
Day
For Doors, Sash, and all kinds OF
Building Material, send your order
10 The ELLIsviLk MFG. Co.
F. n. Riels, from over the river,
vas an sgres ble caller at our Office
last Tuesday.
Jim Hearn. of Moselle. was shak-
ing hands with EliisviiIe friends
-lsst Tuesday.
Miss Gerdie Marx. OF Waterproof.
L.. 10 the charming guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Love, for ~hiic.
Cane Mills and Esaporaters at +!
RuFFIN MERCANTILE Co.
n. n. Hull, Of Ove,t, was a busi.
ness visitor 10 our. city last Satur- |
day.
when in need Of building mate
rial tor your house, We can furnish |
IL o. ohort notice.
THE ELLlsvILLk MFo 60.
Nis~rs Ora Boxtel and Lena Vel.
born were the Rursts of Laurel
friends last Saturday.
Send your order to ELLlsvlLLE |
MFG. Co, for Sash, Doors, Brac kets.
Column, and Cebinet Work Of any
description.
Quite . nuinber Of our people At.
tended The John Rootnsoo SHOWS
1t Laurel lsss Saturday.
A full line Of Cofius aud Cas-
kets At Rufiu Mercantile Co.
Misses Msndr Harrington and
Lula Watkins were Laurel visitors
last Saturday.
Careful thinking people always
bring their physicians prescrip.
tions to us 10 be filIsd. We assure
absolute satisfaction.
Wards Pharnacy, "Rexall Store.r
Rev N. o. Patterson of Kosciusko,
has been spending the past week Il
the Pettis home with his wife.
LADlEs!! lite getting time TO
make your Christmas Fruit Cakes
end If you want the ing gredi-nte, we
have them PARKER BROs.
Ring Phone IS.
Attorneys T. J. Hardy and J T.
Taylor attended Justice Court st|
noseie last Saturday.
A fresh Car Of the old reIialeb
Snow Drop Flour lrst received
at the Ruf6A Mercantile Co. stcre,
Ffeeh Nuts, Of all siude. Raisius,
Oitron. Dried Peaches, Stuffed
0oses, Plain Dates, Coz osnuts. Ap
Qiss, OrsnGes etc. at PARxBR BROS
~Weare glad 10 learn that DR.. o. 8.
( Wlllisms, who has been Ia bed for
Me past six weeks with typhoid few
GAil improving, and We hope ne
WI soon be up again.
WAGONS l. BU0alEs.
Just Received, another Car OF
Wagopa ~ ! Buggies, for sale at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
ROOSEVELT STATUE
CAUSES BLOODY FIGHT


FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. 16.-Word
reached here today from Brownfeld,
Terry county, far west Texas, that last
Thursday citizens there erected life
statue of President Roosevelt in hunt
ing costume, after street fight lp
which one person was fatally hurt, nine
Others injured and fifty shots fred.
The erecting of the statue was vigor-
ously opposed by the Democrats and
some Republicans. At the unwilling a
crowd of cowboys made rush for the
statue, but were met by an equally de-
termined crowd of defenders. Revolv'
ers, knives and clubs were frequently
used, but the statue was not disturbed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
REVENUES FROM TREES.


to which
public schools will yield
Nebraska
planting probably surprise
a
chiefly three kndsgrazng
permits involving development power
$
lepondingly
California Colorado in
California this mainly accessibility
national The that the timber readily reached
quickly market has which
national timber mining operations viii
proceeds Of
this
abundant forage largely plentiful precipitation
the viii the else
where will often than six
class employed grade
handled small bands
the herders in running them order
they the band which
controlled
$4,000
California leads in special the
Sare of the national forest proceeds about $4,000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
GOVERNMENT BY a COMMISSION.

The Island Of oahu is to made only
States base point the strike
as well as point
poured naval station in the
protect possible
the Among the segs Of the navy Oahu about
Under like these the uorea
appointed Of decided surprise is
50 surprising after AL on second ahg n E !, n. Pppr f
the National
the road supvsorshp the custody Of all
public buildings controlled voting
ity foreign everything
with sentiments OF loyalty to the country and emperor Of Their fathers IS 70
the least that recommendation might have been mad
of
up their visit naval and army officers have long before gone
Department investigating
ewhole plain those here
who have given question
reported F
Japanese question stated that he
what the eabled stated that he had said although the
question the Japanese
question of today the it today
practical not hysca view OF the tua"a must be taken fefe
Interior motives anyons part either
TO- @ m Of us @ Tine ss ' hdi the td lu "
of elections questions
are to be considered and upon exceptions undoub
edy mn rule stated No disputes it. This also known to
results 5 follow the doing away with present SYSTEM beyond
applied to the governing OF the
Islands and lot wholly unnecessary be forced work for
ying9 The city Washington governed by
states NAV be appointed Hawaii city the best
governed people in
all Hawaii and they rejoice in good Clean honest
the for the Territory would
of
the round the island road and
direction of expert engineers Health
be off would
and
for with thousands of lab0rer employed in harb0r and
forife ation nstruct and established
a of
probably
of
recommendations board
other subjects
by
of would
! fothe soluto o am question
Encouragement given
population capable of supplying the fighting forces with produce
be of to
the of
farmers identif with the o.