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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
RECIPROCITY BILL REPORTED


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80 long as Liverpool fixes the world wheat
price and the United States has a sub
stantial surpluss to export.
! When the United States consumes all the
wheat It produces, the report points out.
the tariff will have an effect in raising
the price Of wheat, and consequently of
/ bread.
{ When that condition shall exist, will it
be desirable says the report to employ a
tariff rate to make still higher to our
consumers the price Of wheat in the world $
market?
BreAd Tax OdiOus.
Such a course would certainly not be
necessary to the prosperity of our wheat
growers, who prospecting with their
price fixed by the general supply and de-
mand of the open market and who indeed
have never known any other condition. The
most odious OF all taxes ever devised by
government Is tax on bread. Such a tax
Is not felt by the rich and well-to-do, but
! II bears with weight upon the poor
I For the government to intervene to in
crease the price OF bread would be to add
+ to the load borne by those already over.
/ burdened. The American farmers will not
desire 10 augment their prosperity In any
! such way"
! The trade conditions between the two
countries. says the Mccall report, are such
that an artificial barrier has retarded
greatly the growth OF Canada and hampered
the United States seriously
When We yielded TO the influence OF the
lumber interests and denounced the Elsin
treaty IL continues. we suffered in con-
sequence the tragic wastes of our forests
and we forced upon Canada a condition
under which II has had but slow and
cramped growth. Remove this condition
and 1t will soon gain the strength and
stature OF a great nation"
Canada Mig Buyer.
II is pointed out that Canada now takes
more American products than any other
nation bur the United Kingdom when the
Item OF raw cotton Is omitted from the
exports
The development OF Canada will he rapid.
the report points out. because il will have
the opportunity to trade straight across
the border instead of over the long ana
narrow artificial route from one eud TO
the other Of the dominion. Canadian grain
VIII pour into Minueap polls 90 adds. 10 The
"eHeAl' 81 american mllleFs. handlers and
exporters OF grain, but for every busheI
that comes across the border hushel viii
be exported at New York so long as the
United states continues TO raise M re wheat
than q consumes
The bin takes a long step towards es1ao-
fishing ror the continent OF North America
policy ot Unrestricted trade and com
merce, recognizing natural conditions thar
have been too long ignored" saws the re-
port III is based on just principles and
designed To secure the mutual advantage
OF the two nations
The COMMITTEE n its final vote 10 report
the hlI STOOD.
For-Pa2ne as. -. McCaH Mass. Iu
Comm. BoutsU ml. N-edhaul Call.
l-ongUorth co. republicans. CLAIR, NO D.
IrapWo,d ,Alap. Fou ~. 3D. Gaadau
'f.N-r Harrison ,N. ~. and Bran Ic.
uCsF q m0Crats-i.
d AFairs -l'alz % pa. Cala. gh All tNa7D.
+ FoIcUty 81 CHI Ca mes as. NaD. DJHg.t
~. W, ellis tOrcJ. republicans. and
BioussaTd u.s1. Democrat
/ Ths ksg " lhs situsuoa-Bss " AIT Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Deg
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Feb. l1.--Official record of tenn
peTature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period Of the last three
years 1911 1910 1903 1908
Highest today ............. a. 30 A. Al
, Lowest today ..........,.. 80 Is IS
Mean temperature ....,... ~ Il 80 Az
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1.
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
Excess for the day ....................... %
Total excess since March l..............1,G2l
Normal precipitation ............. 90 inch
Deficiency for The day .......... .O3 inch
Total rainfall since March l.....l5 90 inches
Deficiency since March l.........14.7 70 inches
Excess for cor. period 1910. ..... "a inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1909. 4.99 Inches
l.. A. WELSH Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

lhs Ne9 " NE sila4ti0R-Bss v Ant Ads,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

The bill 60 forbid any saloon within five
miles OF a state educationai institution
was again discussed before committees this
afternoon. 4 large body OF business men
came from Iowa City 10 present their OBJ
leutlons. They also brought a petition
slgned by over 100 OF the business men Of
the city They insist that there Is no
occasion for any such drastic legislation 20
compel tie abandonment Of saloons IA
the university city.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

presented an address to me when l was
in PRISON." The future archbishop ad-
mittcd his identity and O'Connell got him
the coveted ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

DIES MONIES. Ia, Feb. 1L-tSpecial Tel
egramD-At a meeting Of the senate com
mlttee on corporations this afternoon It
was decided that the Sanmis bill TO create
a commission to control all public service
corporations in Iowa shall be reported out
on Monday without recommendation. This
viii give the author opportunity to de-
fend his measure and to amend it as he
would like. but it indicates that the meas
ure has little chance of passage. It is be-
ing hard fought by all the cities and towns
Of the state because II would take from
them all control over their utilities.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-12-14
PH0TQ ENGRAVING

THE MAJORITY can supply yon with
photo engravtngs bearing the Union
Label Of the International Photo En-
rraYere Union. The union label aD-
pears In the printed picture. When
you do not see the label the eut Mao
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WAI,T, PI,ASTER

Il. Z. sMABRIGHT co, Manufactures
OF Eclipse Wall Plaster. J0bbers Il
Builders' Suppliee Office and Works
Cor 4srd and McC0l1och streets. Bot
Phones
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TTNDERTAKERS

@. ". ADOLPH. Furniture, Carptls
and Wall Paper. Special attentt0
given to Undertaking. License 70
Ohio and West Both phones
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TEAS q cOFFEES

GRAND UNION TEA CO Teas. Coffees
SPICES, Extracts. MANUFACTURES OF
Grand Union Baking Owder and
Soaps 80 Eleventh ST. N heel1ng.
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TAI'I.0R.S

UNITED WOODEN MILLS, West ytr-
gfniass Greatest Tailors 2sS Market
st. Union made clothes to your mea
sure. rs. no more. no. iaep
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-12-14

THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACE-
FIG TEA CO.Imp0rterss Coffee R0ass
Pure Selected Teas and Spices. los
Main Street.
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UPHoI,STERERS

SOUTH SIDE uPHOLSYERKNG CO.
Successors to Johnson Bf6thers. rrac
fical ReDairers, Finishing. Repairing
Packing GRATING RenoVating Feathers
Both Phones 1874 Ghanline Street
ECKLDFF e STOE1IMAN--Up holster
ing, Furniture Repairing. Carpea
Laying, Mirrors ResilYered, Eurniturt
Packing. Nat. Phone 1466-Y. Is
Zane st.
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SPECIALISTS

DIR. i. i. Yoke Columbus, Ohio
Practice limited to Chronic Diseases
COnaultatiOn free at Bridgeport Hotel
Bridgeport one day every mpnth
Write for schedule Of dates for II II.
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WANTED

WANTED-A few Socialists to join II
buying land in Florida near Tampa, a
city Of 10000 Land is worth 5000
per acre In tracts of 5. 10 or 20 acres
ST 90 down and 800 per month. &
soon as we apply for 100 or more acres
it will be reserved. when we select {
man who goes to see it at the lane
company,s expense. Il not satisfac-
tory, all money is refunded. If inter-
ested, send me name and address for
particulars. GEO b. KLINE, M d..
New Martinsville, W. Va.
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VEHTCI.ES

CHAs. 81. sEAHRIGHTs Wholesale ans
Retail Buggies, Surveys. Wagons ant
Harness. Rubber firing specially
Agent for Kramer Wagons. Cor. an,
and Wood Streets. Wheeling, w. We
Both PhoneR
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PLUHRIEG

Who's Your Plumber eAUL n.
phone National
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
HABf'S HAIR ALL CAME OUT

When ny first baby vas SIX
months old he broke cut On his head
with little bumps They would dry
ID and leave 4 scale Then II would
break cut again and it spread al ever
us head Al the hair came cut and
rs head was scaly al ever Then his
ice broke cut al over IN red bumps
and II kept spreading until il vas en-
his hands and arms. I bought several
boxes az ointment gave him blood
usc-ctHes and had two doctors 20 treat
Inn. hut be got verse al the time. He
nad Il about SIX months when i friend
tod ne about Cuticura sent and
got 4 bottle CT Cuticura Rssolvenr. a
cake Of Curicura Soap and 4 box CT
CUE1eUra Ointment In three DAYS
after using them he began 10 improve.
re began 20 take long maps and 20
step scratching his head After taking
Two bottles q Resolvent. two boxes Of
Ointment and three cakes Of Scan ke
was sound and well. and never had
any breaking cut Of any kind His
aai- cane cut in little eurls all over
us head don't think anything else
would have cured him except Curicura.
lave bought CaricGra Ointment
and Soap several TINES since TO uss
Ter cuts and sores and have newer
Known them 20 fail 70 cure what put
them Gu think CutieHra Is 4 great
remedy and would advise any one to
use T. curtcura Soap Is the hest that
have ever used fer toilet purpcses.-
tSigned1 Mrs :. Z. Harmon r. ?. n
:, A11k1. Tenn Sept "a, rsIa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
Strong Bodies Needed

There Is an absolute physical ueess-
stsy of DEVELOPING the body a. vel A.
the brain CT the child. for the two are
inrsrtspsncent and their DEVELOPMENT
shoUlt 90 hand In hand Z We must
have II al done IN the pubic schools
well and good Let rs. then. have
more manual training schools. but let
Is hive them for the heavier As vel
as the lighter forms az labor Let u
20 step farther fer II Use the labor
q the pupils II these sehouls for
sors useful commercial purpose and
not waste their time IN Genorstrarfnz
theories and In impractical and fruit
less sxsrticrs Isx u have their labor
r7ks tines which win De rsnrunerarsva
10 them and thereby teach skerr 20
q degree. for the sake az thar over
hurEsned Parsnts. the way % become
selcsupporrt1g members a society
Then Ne nay have happiness and rou
slavery N the land and we nav then
real.<e what hzs proTet tue In al
society throughout The ages. thar the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
PUTTING IT RATHER NEATLY
Piece q runner That Lied ci-fcent
Professor - ire -sress
Sumner e 10y.

Il = told that alter Professor Az
toG1 had made proposals OF marriage
20 Mss Emily lane Wilson. laughter
et Christopher North. he was. a. 4
natter q course. referred 20 her "a
sher- As the professor vas uncou-
mGnlv tlfntent. be saif TO her
Emily ny dear you must speak 70
hiu for ne I could lot summon
courage 10 speak to the professor On
ms subject
PAPA IS n the HhrarT.- said the
I1.9T.
Then Tgu had better % 70 him.
said the professor. and I VIII walt
here~
There being apparently 10 help for
Il the lady proceeded 70 he library
Papas answer Is pinned % the
back Of ny tsss. said Mss Wilson.
rs she rs-enrsred the room
Turning around. the delighted sutton
read these words
With the authors cunPIiments1--
Success.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

On TIE oshsr Colcszzi fortunes have
been eGilE u through the grain ex-
changes The rrf7cfraI faeror that
enables them % DO this Is eat and az
times impossible reads
r good roads advocates VIII ccnene
thetr talk and Recommendation 20 the
Highways that viii serve the people.
a7d such Highways as the people can
a-ort TO build. much greater progress
VIII be made
In sou1e Instances good roads can -
huilt With gravel at land AZ from s7gG
to $500 a nile. Where the gravel
-Es- BE- shipped scue distance the
cost VIII be double Wien crushed
store = used and must Dc shipped
81 train. the expense viii Be any
where from s1.GGq 70 s5.8ga nile.
Even At $500 a mile il would PAY
vel to build good roads upon the
Highways. z Il l. done BY the STATE
aid plan
These w1o are obiscri1z 20 tne
building q good reads advance 90
isctious that are found 70 Be sal1a-
ciOus. upon a littIe consideration The
writer rsusNhsrs one uaa Who inter
-urtsd hin turing an address. and re-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

called upun 20 paT 70 help Sui-d them
he should also remember that Z tie
ruaa-s we're Uniformly Eucst L would
De 1uch easier 70 get help rpou ths
farm The tarz1 lahorsr could pruvf,ss.
himself wtrh-a bicycle. whfrh can be
had 4 very S-aI cost and upcu rainy
taTs or Sunday he could Es CUT and
see hfs friends instead Of being IA
-uoued 5E tupazzable roads
The farmer should also remember
that over good roads en- De hauIed
two or three tines a. nuch produce
as over bad ruats- TaEny average
rua4 cundiriocs TIE year round. r. s
safe to say thai Z one we're hauling
over them every day n The year with
the sane expenditure Of power. II
least ors-shirJi more could 5e Gslfv-
ersd and possibly twice as much over
good ruacs as over the urf-rruvsss
Highways thar are oCtsu IN good con
tlricE- but very often BAD and some
times impossible
In a u1gzzfne article the writer
1cred the following
"A prominent southern farmer raid
$500 for I pair of mules. He refused
% pay 500 for i pair Of smaller
mules because the Largsr ones could
PuI iSa pouncs more because OF thsfr
increased size He refused 60 vote
4 bond issue for good ruads that
would have enabled the smaller mules
70 Ful I.l9a pounds more
ThEs n practice we often save AZ
the sptgut and waste n the hung. The
need % the hour Is TO taxa I'd the
good reads question IN a big. broad
way with n LIBERAL spirit. and realize
that the reads are permanent asset
% the natio1. the state ana The town
snip. and that Z they ara well buflt
and properly cared for. they VII lasr
for many years. and the expense Of
building The roads ought 70 be spread
over g or 81 years. 50 as to Isr those
who cuue after Is and share in TIE
benefits help pay i Part Of the sx-
penss CT building them.
Valuable Information uuor highxay
construction and good roads generally
can be had By APPLYING 70 the orscs Of
public roads Washington. or TO the
highway engineer Of the respective
states
Let the god roads advocates ax-..
upon some sensible line Of prucedur.
and cut out all the fads and fuposzi-
6iltties and bring the proposition down
where u belongs. ard consider il IN
the light Of local conditions. and al
voeare such roads as VIII give the
largest return for the money invested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

III. but tel them OF nv good friend.
yurr Vegetable Compound. and that
there VIII be 10 tacklche and bearing
down pains for them II they viii taxa
Il rs I lave. an scarcely ever with
cu1 Il II the house
Il viii ssy also that think ther- IS
n het-er medicine 10 be found for
yrury iris 20 huild them I'd and make
faem strong and well NJ eldest
G11ghter has taken Lysfa z Pink
hans Vegetable Compound for pain
4 periods and irrsgzla-ltY, and L has
a-ways helped her
Il an always r-aiv and Wiling to
speak q good word for the Ivsii1 z
Ptnkharl > Reuedies. I tel every C1s
4 meet that I owe nv health and hap
pfness 20 these wonderful medicines"
Mrs LG- JOHNSON. ScocrTtlle. Mica,
EFRA
Lydia Z. Ptnkhan's Vegetable CON-
pound. male from native roots and
herbs. contains 10 narcotics or harm
fll drugs. and to-day holds the record
for t1e larzest uuuber CT actual crreH
q f=Hlle diseases.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

Or LAErazon Brown and DR. 2. Fl
Heise af Saranac Lake. IN an article
on Properly Regulated Rest and Ex-
srcise In Pulmonary tuberculosis" in
he June number Of the Journal Of the
Outdoor Life. holds that the action
gf TIRE poisonous germs Of this disease
On the body Is very similar to that Of
1versxerrise. The poisonous irrfta-
ton caused By the germs gives the
organs and tissues OF the body a dou-
Die load 20 carry Drs. Brown and
Hsise emphasizes the importance of
rest IN the treatment Of ruherculo-
SIS. Dur also insist that properly reg
ulared exercise Is very necessary
rhsE state their conclusions thus
TO sum up. exercise when property
rsgIlarsd and systematically graded
IS IN important facror IN the treat
ueut Of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Through Il the patient IS in many
cases returned To home and family
with IesSened chances cc future 70
ll7se- AT the sane time PARE q hts
earning capacity Is restored. and he
IS consequently financially less de-
pendent upon others. relieving atm IL
uuch worry. expense and hardship.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

Haven't I the privilege Of making
suggestions TO the man fixing the
lawn. she asked. with tears in her
voice
Why certainly" he assured her.
Wen. Just because I made n sug-
ysstion to him be throw al his tools
IN the whsslbarruw IN an angry man
ner and went away without saying a
word
Why. what had you said to make
him act like that
Il Just asked him TO plant a few
nice sandelions In the lawn"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

marked tat II soze Par-s q tie
COUNTRY theF we're building ha-ys rua,ts
a. cuzr q from Ss.aga % ST8.a0a 4
nile and then said rhar their town
sag lad about - niles q highways
and 7rucssdet 20 show thar the ex-
ssuzs wuG-c - zr s. laG 4 mia %
cover al ire Highways VITA tbs rv1s
q rod CroC a little inquiry il WIS
disclosed that the ruu6s IN 1uesrig1
we're brick ru&.z. built UPON a Gun
crete tuuudarior-a1 excellent ruas 70
b sure and such as II nav paT %
e'zil< where the trzfic IS very heavy
and there = 4 Lrgs amount Of ra1-
abe property % pay The nII-b1t
resse 1rs not TIE rcats that Z. s. usual
Il practicable 70 build No township
reeds anything Ike - niles re
facts are that f1ur-1cchs Of the r-aazc
passes ever ahoEr ole-sour-h Ct The
ruat mileage. and Z has been found
tie Country over n home and abroad.
tha- WIEN from ors-s1gr-h 70 ors-shf-f
q .ks total Mileage Of the Highways
ms been thoroughly improved al
communities ars vel served. ard the
Suct rcats problem has been solved
A nm nav have Il farm NILE from n
sucd ruad- hur :, Z Is six niles 70
town he can manage % yer over rhis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

Ben said his friend. waking I'd
from 4 rsverfe in which be had been
gazing ahstractsdIy at the shiny ex-
palse Of Bsn's sxarin rink flies. is
there nothing you could do for your
badness"
Ben. BY the way. Is only forty.
No. Afs- he replied with de-
ciSlon- Fifteen years ago I was
counting strong. and I tried lots q
things But about that tine z prince
Of Wales-Edward. you knew-come
TO open 2 new hospital and I said to
myself as soon As I saw him Hftin'
his hat TO Z crowd. Ben. my Lad. tia
can give Il ~ Is a bod 100. and save
thy brass Il there was owt at I'D
cure bald head they'd la cured
ais "-Tit-Bfrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

-fai .-vantaxss. and TIRE pleasure s,d
satisfaction Of using o good road tn
stead q a poor one.
The good rad boomers should Keep
IN mind some certain things that are
fundamental
First. that under our system Of rrv-
eminent no large amount Of good
roads can be built unless the farmers
are ready 10 move IN the matter. hence
the farmer and not the zuturoesIs
manufacturer o. user must be frst
considered
Next. that the question OF road ne
csssiry has the economic. social and
eGucarionaI welfare involved in IT,
Next that good reads the country
over Eesd not cost sS.a0a TO $4,000 a
rile. bot through the central vest
tAsF can easily be bgfIr at costs
ranging rom si.eea 70 $500 n nile.
depending upon local conditions. This
price nay Be s1z-etfzss reduced By
the use Of Convict labor IN the prepa-
ration Of material
The farmer should remember that
the buElttrx Of good -1ass adds % the
cash value % his farm more than
times rs uuch as the tax he VIII be
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
GOOD ROADS GOSPEL
DISCIPLES ssE THICK As sUNsIE
SEES IN A CLOVER
PATCH.
NOT ALL CALLED TO PREACH
Desire - ssrurs. Ext Sre~le=s. 10
IzSsirs-~snee-tgi Progress j.
cs-rzisn Scr Setter -isn~sy-
Cut og- All Ez=A
~ -owARo y. GROSS

Z oas looks carefully over the p-szs
clippings thar euEs n upcr he auss-
ton q good ruats. he vii Be asson
izesc AZ several things.
First the Widespread interest hat
q taken In the subject Better hfzh-
ways are being discussed svsrvwhsr.
In TIE shop. store. the school. At
ne cross roads. wOzsRs clubs. grain
e1cha,ges- boards q trade. -zIlxay
meetings. etc Tie advocates q good
rcaas are IS thick as humble bees in
a clover patch Al sorts Of solutions
are offered. zoss o. WHICH are i-uac-
cc7hls. and +. Er1erraker would BE-
st1ply waste % tine ard money. Il
rsztzts ore q re remark Of q phIIos-
opher- Nho. atssr listening 70 q yuuux
latE Of vulahle Conversation. said
VkAt i rsifsf Z would De Z she would
s-c7 -alEi1g t1r a uttle While aae Do
so-zs thinking
Thsre A. 5iscfrlss without ru-hs-
rho feel thsE 1rs called 70 preach the
guzr@l % Euec reads Thsr know 1t
IL o. Hotkin< q the subject. Dat the
cestre = s-ruu< zzE tzreflizx- L ~
-i7sts o1e q ne youn< divinity x-u-
tsz- VITA very Htrle 1pci-uEs Tor sks
7rutssSicu he proposed % atcrt aua
trr1 whicA TIE blSaoP vas trying %
1tz'1a.e IN hecazS@ he regarded hf-r
- Wholly izapt he IN uaaEa-aiuss
- Eas caIst % rrsa-A ard therefore
- sas 20 1hsF the su--o-s ne
stseop asked 1f- = pear --a--s- ne
ciL had cone RE said se had a. A
--eaz1 = wkich - shzx u1-lfuess =
- heavens clsarsy u letters % uhf-a
? C whtch - Interpreted % -@n1
- 20 az1 T-vach Ch--s-- Tn~ bfshp1
tod sL- lie had 10 truhr he haE s@~-
t-e rrss11 a seated ~ - Rat -fss--
s-7rsret e. Ant sha- ne letters P.
9 4 as case usazr % pIox corr
: s 80 Nirh he rrot -uas.s atvocars~.
May e them doing =rrs harm han
god
Ous s1rhusias-- rhc has n~~1 ----A
n evidence = telling tie pscrls how
r1sg ca1 go good ru1ts without
-ozeT- He might 1S vel ~ % sos,S-
himself ever fence ~ 7zEi-< n his
so-c s--apz
he good -uaGs 7rexsior . 4 re-
-entcGslT biz ore azt -zz- De ha--
lied n a big waE. ~ ore can -sas-
Ter the sUh.sc- N n short tina he
writer Las spent Is years digging INTO
Z from ever angle and 1e feels rhr-
there Is Ess -Ech 70 Learn Scus good
-1aez e1-1Gsi1s-S have proposed IRE
hC1l.i-g q great rartouaI hfrhwavs
coz1ecrizS a. tie CAPITALS Ct tie
s-arss. Or 4 great rra-<-cuurireur1I
Roadway from Boston % san Fr77cfs-
CO. o. from Chicago 70 tie gulr such
rOats would - Tremendously sxpeu-
stvs- ard about tie OILY Ting hat