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JAPAN PREPARES
FOR COMING WAR
Business Men Say Munitions
Are Being Gathered
WORK DONE IC SECRET
The Policy of Retrenchment Is Only to
Throw Dust In the Eyes of the
other Nations-English-
men Talk.
WORK DONE IC SECRET

London, September 10.-"Japan is pre-
pairing for war" said an Englishman
prominent in business circles in the far
to the American.
Her preparations" he continued, ARE
far more thorough and on a greater scale
than those she made for her conflict with
Russia. The statement that the diet had
reduced the appropriation for ornaments
and had adopted a policy of retrenchment
is merely a device to throw dust in the
eyes of the world and blind other nations
to just what Japan is doing.
'She is purchasing and ordering ships
everywhere. She is securing coal supplies
from Australia and laying in arms and
ammunition secretly and in quantities
that can mean but one thng-that is war.
Submarines in numbers are being shipped
from England to the far east-even the
yards of Italy are hurrying the construc-
ton of warships for the Japanese.
1.-The present ships of the japanese
navy. reinforced by those captured from
Russia, are being put in a state of
thorough preparedness and efficiency.
Financial agents are energetically en-
deavoring to raise money in the smaller
European countries and thus avoid the
publicity that attends loans secured In
the big financial capitals like London and
Paris.
when I say the preparations are
greater than those made before the Rus
san- anaaese war, l am in a position to
know what am saying. 1 have excellent
oppol tunItles OF securing, in Japan, as
much information as it possible for any
European to obtain, and that Japan Is
bending all her energies and resources to
the idea of war with somebody 1 have
not the slightest doubt.
"Who she is preparing to wage war
with is a puzzlng question. Some say
America; others say China; while another
opinion, and one that finds strong support
In the far east, is that she is endeavor-
ing to arouse the entire Asatic world
against white dominance and to accom-
plish its overthrow.
There are many who see in the unrest
and potential mutinous condition of India
the work of Japan, but whether such is
the case I am not prepared to say.
II have talked with many Japanese
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Look for a General
Advance III Real Estate
Prices Soon
Here Are a Few Bargains
First-Buy Now and Get
Benefit Of Returning
Prosperity

$2300-Terms to suit. Good Groom cot
tage. End avenue, Woodlawn. All Inn
provements. One block from car line.
Two blocks from Gibson school. Good
neighborhood. Fronts south.
$15oo-s1OO cash, balance on rental basis.
Good four-room house on nice lot BOX
14O. Good neighborhood, half block from
East Lake car and two blocks from
school, in Woodlawn. Front and back
porches, hail. garden, city water. A
bargain.
ss50o-Terms easy, for 2-story 7-room
house on. car line. in best part of Wood
lawn. One block from Gibson school.
Nice lot, fronting south. All improve
ments The house alone is worth this
price,
s1S50-s300 cash. balance monthly. Nice
5-room cottage, one block from car line
at Rising station. House built one year
ago. Good garden, nice high lot, TX
40 See this bargain at once.
s2ooo-ssoo cash, balance like rent, Five
room cottage, a half block from car
line, Central Park All improvements,
including sanitary sewers, bath and
electric lights Good yard and garden,
Front and back porches.
s265O-Terms to suit. Six-room cottage
at Fairview, one and a half blocks
from car line. Good location. This place
is easily worth $1,000, but owner must
sell at once.
s2150-Easy terms. New broom house,
half block from car line at Rising sta
ton. Large hall front and back porch.
VIII exchange for vacant lots. como
Quick If you want to see this place.
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S1700-And you name most any reason
able terms. Nice 4-room cottage at Hill
Top station on South Ensley car line.
Beautiful lot 50x150. House built about
one year ago. This place is worth $2250.
$S000-One of the prettiest corners in Nor
wood. Eight-room, furnace-heated res
idence; hardwood floors; lot G0x190; large
stable. This price is less than actual
cost. One of the prettiest homes on the
Northside.
$1OO0-Good terms. Nice lot 50x19O on 1st
avenue, West End, between Hawkins
and Elyton streets. Four-room house on
alley renting for SO per month.
$4000-Six-room cottage on 18th avenue,
north, within two blocks of Fountain
Heights car line. Large hall, front and
back porches and all improvements.
Beautiful lot 621zx23O feet, which is cas-
lily worth $1,000.
s225O-Fine lot on 18th ave-, near st.
Charles street. One Of the prettiest
building lots for a home in the Glen
Iris district See this place quick.
$15,5O0-A lot that we believe is the best
location on Highland avenue that can
be had at the present time. Call at
our office for full particulars.
Fine Northside corner, fronting 100 feet
on Frisco tracks and running back 24O
feet. Within one block of two car lines.
1O0x14O on tracks suitable for ware
house, manufacturing plant or coal and
lumber yard Two dwellings, on aSiey
corner, now renting for $50 per month
to white people. This Is reduced price.
For quick sales and satisfactory service
list your property with us. We are in
better position than ever to sell any
class of property.
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FOR RENT.

1901 Sth ave., north, rooms, $685.
1872 North 10Th ST., 8 rooms, $50.
1205 North 18th ST., rooms, $35.
1877 North 18th ST., rooms, $50.
400 18th ave-, north, rooms, $25.
721 North oath street, 5 rooms, $50.
2SOS, 9Th ave-, north, rooms, $35.
2612 7th ave., north, rooms, $50.
1919 South 18th street, 8 rooms, $35.
1900 South goth street, rooms. $25.
1904 South goth street, rooms, $25.
171S 18th ave-, south. 8 rooms, s33.
1909 18th ave-, south, 6 rooms, $47. 80.
1901 18th ave-, south. 8 rooms, so.
1904 st. Charles street, 10 rooms, $45.
818 South 18th street, 8 rooms, $35.
1415 10th ave-, south, Z rooms, $35.
1912 South 18th street, 10 rooms, $50
1718 10th ave-, south, rooms, $37 so.
2117 18th ave-, south, s rooms, SAT So
100S-1O South 10th street, % rooms, $1O2.
2O19 Humboldt ave-, 8 rooms, $40.
2021 Humboldt ave-, rooms, $4O
1922 Avenue H, rooms, SIS.
1924 Avenue HI. rooms, $l2 so.
1922 Avenue E, 8 rooms, $25.
$3.50 Avenue e, 9 rooms, $50.
1912 South 18th street, rooms, $780,
STORES.
1922 Morris ave-, l floor $751;
2204 Morris ave-, 2 floors, $50.
2114 I'd ave-, ! floor, $65.
2404 I'd ave-, 1 floor, $50.
2406 I'd ave-, l floor, $50.
260S I'd ave., 2 floors, $50.
2610 I'd ave-, 2 floors, $50.
2612 I'd ave-, f1oors $50.
813 North 10Th street, 1 floor, $135.
1923 North Goth street, 1 floor, $3.50.
Large upstairs hall, $50.
w. N. MALONE & co..
219 North 21st Street Phones f123s
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FOR SALE.
$3750-New n. Higlnds CIR. cottage.
$5000-N. "a ST. place. Large lot.
$5750-New 9-R. modern res, Fount Hts.
$2350-Lovely Norwood corner.
$7000-Beautifu Norwood home.
$6000--N. % st. CIR. res, furnace.
$2750-Alley Cor. 10 St, close in. Imp,
$40 ,500-Fifth Ave, property rents $50
mo.
SIC, O00-Handsom N side home
$7500-Large 8 Ave. cor. White tenants.
15,00O-Improved, 50x14O 2 Ave. Near
"a st.
12,50O-Lot Ave, double front, neal
20 st.
$20, 60O-Good brick store. Alley cor.
$5OOO-Elegant S. Higlnds cottage home.
$7000-Good 2-story res, S. IA Ave.
$50 Pr. IT., choice lots 16 Ave. l blk 20.
$6500-2-story new res. 1 blk. Higlhds
$40 000-Good OR. res. blk Points
$3500-N B'ham place. $1,000 less than
cost.
$1S50-5-R. new house, Rising, $500 cash.
FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE
rooms, 10 st. and 16 Ave, $35.
rooms, 1915 10 Ave-, furnished, $25.
8 rooms, 1912 Ave. F, $22.5O.
5 rooms, 1924 Ave. F, $3.50.
4 rooms. S04 S. Is ST., $3.50.
8 rooms, 1925 IL ST., $40.
10 rooms, 1928 IL Ave, $45.
9 rooms, 1917 10 Ave, $50.
rooms, 1929 IS ST., $40.
s rooms, 1718 ~ Ave, $33.
rooms, 1921 Ave. H, $3.50.
rooms, S18 IS ST., $35.
rooms 1107 II ST., new, $50.
9 rooms, 2714 Ave. H, furnished, SIS.
rooms, Humbolt & 21st ST., $40.
rooms, 1922 Ave. f, $27.5O.
rooms, 908 Is ST., $50.
rooms, S13 S. 18th ST., $25.
8 rooms, 1921 S. goth ST., $3.50.
8 rooms, 1923 S. goth ST., $50.
10 rooms. Glen Iris park, 500.
16 rooms, 1901 18th ST., $1O2.
rooms, 1901 18th ST.. 500
rooms, 18th & Sylvan Ave, $3.50.
FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE
rooms, 1911 Rush Ave, new, $50.
rooms, 1880 Rush Ave-, $50.
rooms, 1907 9Th Ave, $40.
8 rooms, 1870 Allen St., $50.
rooms, 2709 18th Ave, $25.
rooms, 1929 Sd Ave-, $50.
rooms, 1908 9Th Ave-, $35.
rooms, 1880 10th St., furnished, $50.
rooms, 1927 18th Ave, $25.
rooms, 1924 9TH Ave, $50.
IL rooms, 1921 Gath ST., $55.
| Large store opposite Terminal station
500.
r. MCCONNELL & CO.,
2107 Third Ave. Phones 80.
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FOR RENT

Broom house at Kingston at $3.50
Groom house at Woodlawn at $12.
Broom house at Tuxedo at $40.
7-room house at Sd ave. at $50.
5 rooms, South Highlands, modern, nicely
elevated, $3.50.
rooms, Graymont. water furnished re-
ception hall and basement, at $3.50.
4 rooms, Woodlawn, at $3.50.
6 rooms, 2-story, Fountain Heights at $27.
rooms, south 18th St, bath, gas, ETC.,
at $3.50.
rooms, South 10Th St, at $40.
rooms, new and modern, South High
lands, splendid elevation, $50.
rooms, modern, South 18th ST., at $50
rooms, near Five Pointc, at $50.
rooms, South 18th St, near 18th ave-,
at $3.50.
4 rooms, North 25th St, at $40.
6 rooms, Elyton, at $3.50.
rooms, reception hall, etc, Ave. F,
at $35.
6 rooms, 7th Ave, north, $42.5O.
Real nice place, South 18th st, at $40
8 rooms, Fountain Heights, nice place,
at $50.
rooms, West End, nice colonial front,
at $23.
6 rooms, gas, electric lights, Princeton
nice proposition, at $50.
rooms, bath, electric lights, etc., North
Highlands, at ST.
rooms North Highlands, nice place
at $3.50.
5 rooms, Ave. I, gas, electric lights, etc.
at $3.50.
VANCE BROS.
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SOUTHSIDE.
rooms, 1104 Avenue "E' Sill
8 rooms, 1908 Avenue a." bath, $3.50.
8 rooms, 1912 Avenue H." bath, $3.50.
4 rooms, 525 23d street, s11.
rooms, 2519 Avenue 3D." $3.50.
4 rooms. 316 10th street. SIG.
5 rooms, 816 10th street. SIS.
s rooms. 3704 Avenue e." SIS.
rooms, 800 18th street, So
rooms, 1130 18th street. $25.
7 rooms, 1924 22nd street, $50.
rooms, 1901 Avenue a." $35.
rooms 923 Alabama street, $35.
Z rooms, 1907 18th avenue, $3.50.
rooms, 1912 Eula street. $35.
rooms, S19 Bradley street, $50.
rooms, 1720 18th avenue, $40.
8 rooms, 171s 18th avenue, 1888.
rooms, 1882 18th avenue, $45.
8 rooms, 1901 18th Avenue, $50.
rooms, 1920 14th avenue. $50.
8 rooms, S1S 18th street, $685.
Q rooms, 1906 Eula street, $50.
NORTHSIDE AND SUBURBS.
8 rooms, 5225 LIST avenue, SIS.
6 rooms, 5228 1st avenue, SIS.
rooms, Princeton avenue, $25.
6 rooms, 1708 9Th avenue, $35.
6 rooms, 1908 7th avenue, $45.
rooms, 2430 list avenue, $780,
rooms, 1901 8th avenue, $50.
STORES AND OFFICES.
1916 End avenue (two-story), $50.
2417-2419 End avenue, SIPS.
Large office. good location. Call for par
ticulars.
Call and see our complete list
J. L. YANCEY r. E.. & ms. ca
Both Phones COG. No. 11S N. 21st st
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FOR RENT.

G rooms and servants house, Fountain
Heights, $25.
& rooms Fountain Heights, $l9.
4 rooms, 2-story orchard, acre OF ground,
East Lake, $25
Z rooms, near car, Fairview, $780,
q rooms, best part North Birmingham,
$40.
& rooms. West End, SIS.
4 rooms, two blocks car, 6oth street.
Woodlawn, 49,
3 rooms, " block SD street. Gate City
car, Woodlawn, $11.
B24 South 18th street, $50, rooms.
rooms, " house. corner I'd avenue and
64th street, Woodlawn, IS.
6-room brick cottage, Sd avenue, SIS; near
car barn.
3 rooms N house, North 10th; bath; $1O5O.
Store and dwelling, corner 18th street and
Avenue G, $22.
rooms, car line, Cleveland, s2o.
rooms, near Kingston station, sS.7b
9 rooms, 7th avenue, SIS.
S75-12 rooms, No. 1909 7th avenue.
S40-Modern home; South 18th, best part
South Highlands; furnace heat.
S15-Several flats, 1904 9Th avenue.
Do you want your property rented? See
me- Do you want to rent a house?
See me.
JOHN B. BETHEA.
Bell S6S. l61 Hood Bldg.
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Administrators Notice.

State of Alabama, jefferson County.
George w. Maske, deceased Estate of.
Letters of administration upon the es-
tate Of said decedent, having been granted
to the undersigned, on the 18th day of
August, 1908, by the Hon. S. E. Greene,
Judge Of the Probate Court of Jefferson
County. Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against said estate
will be required to present the same with
in the time allowed by law, or that the
same will be barred. N D. MASKE,
Administrator.
Brown s. Murphy, Attorneys. s-2s-at-su
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Good English.


From Success Magazine.
A French lady living in America en-
gagged a carpenter to do some work for
her at d stipulated price. She was sur
prlsed later to find that he charged more
than the price agreed upon When she at
tempted to demonstrate with him, how
ever. her English failed her and she said:
"You are dearer to me now than when
we were first engaged"
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Notice of Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in a certain mortgage deed
executed by John L. Hood and wife,
Nancy S. Hood, to American Trust and
Savings Bank, a body corporate, dated
26th of June, 1907, and recorded in Vol.
46S of mortgage page a20, in the office of
Probate Judge of Jefferson County, Ala
bama, the unde rsigned, American Trust
and Savings Bank, will proceed to sell on
Tuesday, 10Th day of September, 1908, in
front of the courthouse door of said coun-
ty, at public cutlery to the higher bidder
for cash, the following described proper
ty to-wit: South 30 TT. of lot six 90 and
the north 402t of lot five (5), in block
five 90 Of j. 7. Hoods addition to Wood
lawn, Alabama, a map of which is re-
corded in the office of Probate Judge of
Jefferson County. Alabama. Said lots or
parts of lots together front rs IT. on the
east side of 55th street and extend back
along the south side of First avenue 11e1a
feet to an alley, situated in said county
and state, for the satisfying of the debt
secured by said mortgage, default having
been made in the payment thereof
AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK.
N. L. MILLER. Attorney for Mortgage.
S23- it-su
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waters and leaving her own shores I'M
protected.
Japan is expecting war, she is prepar-
ing for it, but with whom-that is the
question. When l left Toxic war was in
the atmosphere"
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Auction sale of a lot of fine
household furniture and kitch-
enware Wednesday and Thurs
day, 23d and Oath, from 10 to
IL and from 3 to 5, at 1000 Eula
street.
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concealment of their disdain for the
American fleet They have not the slight
est doubt that they could wipe it off the
seas as easily as they did the Russian
fleet. The only fleet the Japanese fear is
Englands, and yet 1 do not think that
Japan in her coneeit would be afraid to
give battle with England If occasion de-
manded. The Japanese reason that Eng
lands fear of Germany would prevent
her dispatching her entire fleet to Asiatic
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OUT OF TOWN BARGAIN.

OUT OF TOWN BARGAIN.
Two acres of land, on Frisco
r. r. at Dora, Ala; store and
hotel; rents now for S83 per
month, and one house ready to
rent for $11, making a total OF
$95 per month; good improve
ments. Price only $4,000. Terms
half cash. What more could you
want for your money?
w. A. SHERRILL, Sales Agt.,
Phones 80. 2107 Sd Ave.
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Notice..


In the District Court of the United States
for the Southern Division of the North
ern District of Alabama. In the matter
of David I. Coplon, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy.
Pursuant to an order issued by the
Hon. N. L. Steele, referee in bankruptcy
on the 18th day of September, 1908, l will
proceed on the oath day of September,
1908, at II o'clock, noon, to sell at public
cutlery to the highest and best bidder
for cash the entire stock of merchandise
of the bankrupt, consisting of dry goods.
notions, hats, shoes, ETC., inventoried at
about $3.50, in front of his former plaee
of business at Carbon HILL Ala.
Complete inventory of said merchant
disc can be seen by calling on the I'M
dersigned 313 North Twentieth street, or
at the office of the Hon. N. L. Steele,
referee, Birmingham Ala.
F. S. DUNLAP,
9-19-2t Trustee of David I. Coplon.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Sewer Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until IL o'clock, noon,
September %, 1908, to build about three
miles of sanitary sewer of s, 10 and l2-
inch T. c. pipe, the city furnishing the
pipe along the line of the sewer.
A certified check of 500 will be re-
quired.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at this office. The right is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
JULIEN SMITH,
9-13-9t. City Engineer, Selma, Ala.
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Get 'em now-Jewish New
Year cards, Post Card Elk
change, 1922 Second avenue.
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FOR SALE.

SPECIAL bargain, beautiful cottage at
Avondale, lot 9Ox140 modern, $500, terms
easy.
FOUR lots, Hawkins Street. West End,
$3.50 each; 5Ox165, sells for 500 cash,
balance $40 per month. Two blocks of
car line.
SPECIAL sacrifice price for $4,000 cash.
for acres in the incorporate limits
of Ensley, faces the railroad.
PRETTIEST cottage in West End, lot
50x19O sells for s2750; terms, $3.50 cash.
$25 per month.
ATTRACTIVE cottage at Powderly; good
lot faces south; will sell for $500. Any
terms.
THE MOST beautiful home on 18th ave-
nue., near 18th street, lot high; hard
wood floors and every modern conven-
fences, bargain for $6750; terms, $75C
cash, balance $50 per month
r. A. BROWN & co.
Both phones 20. No. 222 list st.
FOR SALE.
5OO-Investment $500; located in best
rental neighborhood on South High
lands modern broom cottage rented
for three years to good tenant at $35
per month. Terms, $2500 cash, balance
two years.
w. L. BEASLEY
2104 LIST avenue.
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The new home of the Post
Card Exchange, and a beauty,
1922 Second avenue.
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Rides In Rush Hours.

would you give up your seat to a
woman in a carp"
How do I know? Never had a seat
yet myself. New York Times.
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STUDENT "In your years medical practice, what have you
found to be the best way prescribe iron?'
DOCTOR: "n its natural FORM of Nature always
furnishes the prescriptions for nature She also superior at
compounding"
STUDENT "But that much for humanity?
DOCTOR: Emphaicaly has There famous well
GreenvHe Ala in the mineral region which flows perfect combna
Sulphurc Acid powerful concentrated that
must be diluted, tea Tablespoonful is DOSE
STUDENT "Why that is certainly remarkable, that there
should be natural combination of just the chemicals most often need
ed by nature
DOCTOR: True, but the authorities agreed that this
combination perfect beyond possibility of imitation In fact there
seeking further perfection in this line Nature even went
SO far to add laxative property.
STUDENT rs it possbe Well then, this certainly ought to
be universal medicine
DOCTOR It's the nearest approach universal curative
property iso invaluable internal and external anti
troubles bowel Intestinal dSo
des.'
STUDENT Then this Matchless Mineral Water must be just
about indispensable to matera medica.
DOCTOR practice have always available! Take
the advice who KNOWS keep quantity constantly hand
STUDENT q should like to try it,"
DOCTOR: at sale drug You will find it invau
able. In fact the people but KNEW THE TRUTH, if they would
hand there would be far fewer
calls profession However, act of humanity acquan
TRUTH which brings reward gratitude
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VANCE BROS.


Peoples phone 295. TIA First avenue.
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FOR RENT

w. N. MALONE q w.
10 North 21st Street Phones 1929
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-30

money" And strictly conven-
lent to handle. When this is adj
mitted the farming world can
count on enough enlightened
selfishness, enough love of fair
play nthe commercial world to
assure the prestige of cotton
scrip. Accepted by the jobber,
it would pass between jobber
and banker, between banker and
the public (and foreign credit
ors) freely.
In case the merchant, in the
first place, should refuse to ac-
cept it there are always men of
means and institutions anxious
to turn their cash into gilt-edge
paper. Then the merchants
competitor, with the hope of
winning a new customer, would
be apt to exert considerable in
fluence in making cotton paper
"go.
Opposition should not be
courted, but disarmed by educat-
ing all classes to an attitude of
confidence and good will.
The merchants, if brought to
see the matter in the right light,
would see their duty to be willing
to suffer some hardships in help
Ing the farmer bear the south's
burden, since the storekeeper's
interest in high-priced cotton is
just as vital as the farmers.
No doubt difficulties would
be encountered. And in order
to take care of exceptional cases
it would doubtless be well, as
suggested before, that the state
union make provision, in one
way or another, to stand behind
union scrip in the assistance of
distressed members.
We hope to go into details
more specifically next week, and
invite a full discussion of the
plan by the membership. We
might add that the Idea is adj
vanced on it's merits by the edi-
tor, and that the state officials
are not responsible for its be-
ing put forward.