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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
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trh& gopinion of Congreaspaan Iss- ter OfS'Xe<nQnt that 'thSre iR ' Nx49n tnal conspiracy. on foot for the plzf- pose of hrihetnE on War betWoen the United States and Japan, stl8Eq(ts that if the sui1ty enes could be fouRf q the only hitting summer tesoE& 4br them Would be a federal prisDn. 4 CGh't they hA arrested and prosefuts2 If they. are not criminal conspirat0rS In the legal sef1sa, there is nd H46pible doubt that they are ufspeakabls 3iars.'' -Sprinsfleld Republican.
 E Whether there. is actually . conspir- aey for the wicked purpose of teasing two nations into al needless wal, or whether the agitation is rneralf the ssuseless gossip of garrulous misfhjef- makers. it is none the less dangSeq(Ra. It is from such sinister abuse of free speech, frolsr such persistently Teiter- ated suggestion of evil that a1a too many times an irresponsible and 5up- just public sentiment is formed that, after specialization, will not sift sxi- .dence or discrinninate between the probable and the false After such a sentiment has been built up to e4psct wrenx it reads wrong into eveEythtngs whether expected or not-St. ANbans Messenger
 This talk of war between Ameeica and Japan. had its origin at frst abroad, where the wish was apparent ly father to the thought, but 1t was persistent and it did not cease until the agitstors in this country becane busy; and it is q fact that men of influence, military and non military, return from abroad with assura,nces that this is the. country which Japan has selected to test Ito valor up6n. There is no doubt there is . edA- spiracy to bring about such result among the foreign enemies of both Japan and America, and susceptible Americans have. been made alarlnigts because, of fear engendered by design ing men high in the councils of the nations; but it will not work Jzp&n has strong friends at Washington, and America has able and confading friends in Tolkio.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
The First Eistsd in Paris.

1t is someWhate ateTemarkable that the poration should be the first American issue to be listed for trading in Paris. The hiIadeIphia company, However, is a wonderful corporation in some re- spects. The adjective Philadelphia is a misnomer. as all of the properties of the company are located in and around Pittshurg or in the natural gas territory of West Virginia = Finan-s cial Chronicle.
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ILL, 2, Is. there, greater and more direct responsibility upon members. of

., ILL. 2, Is there. greater and more direct responsihiIitv upon n,emhers. of the municipal council? !. Bzrtlesyille-Yes. Under our com mission form of government. it is up |jta the conaI1i issiQners to make good with their various departnents; and peanIe VIII make use of the recall in case thew do not. make good. X Enfd-Cne ansWereds Yes-
 Sapulpa- -One answered Yes.
 Tulsa.TWo answered Yes.
 DHnEHu=Yes, The copy of charter forxaraed you. under another cover is self explanatory.
 Yes; each of three commissioners are empoWefed with certain duties, and no oth4rs.
 b Are appointments made by them (nore than before) on the grounds, of fitness rxther than political strength? Hartlesville-One answered Yes. Enid In. many instances N Sapulpa-One answered No.
 Tulsa--Two answered Yes.
 Dunean-Hes. So, far politics in city affairs an unknown quantity.
 QnlE six months under commission feTaa does not, enable me to answer in telligently;; but in light of present of feials Yes.
 C. Does the. administration in it's methodA resemble, mare than the old farm thA. busineaa administration of snHne iaraes Ipdpstrya I BArtlesvi1le- We have only three. commissioners, one of whom is ex-o41$cio mayor; and they act in the capacity of a board of directors for some corporation. in connection with their duties.
 -0ne~ansWered Yes.
 Sapulpa-One answered No.
 Tulsa-Two answered Yes.
 Duncan-Exactly. Each department has it's head; and the head is directly E It dcas, because practical business men are in charge. F ". a.. Are the sataries of the may or and aldarmen larger under this farm. than hafera2 E Bartlosxille-Tes. Under our charter each commi ssioper, including the may For. Eeceives &2y000 per year. Under the Eold sovernment the mayor received &B0 0a0 per year the council $50 per Fnid One answered Yes. Sspulpa Very much.
 TtIaaEFwQ answered Yes. P4lncazl SliGhfly. But difference. is more thah compensated because of nl0se and better service from all con cqrnAd
 One answered Yes. k t,4s tl,are. bean greater resulting EecasernN in tba administration of tbe eexagat de5as4msn4s? BaHtlasville There has. Cannot give Eveu exaet percentage as our form of Goyernmept ia only three months old; HoxeveE all expenAes, have been great {1v redNGk6 E1acieney of service has
 Saad Sss Ipre ex,pssnsive. S2Ddt16a )na answered No. E T1lao-0fZcuIt to say on account of ! Etha rADtd growth of Tulsa. I think it HaA 40xeEer. ' pne a11EEered Yes. l.are conducted by men who virtually | leive their time to .oity. Men are se- lected for fitness. and up to date have proven tine system highly successful One made no reply. z. poss each member of the nnuni-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
OUT FOR NEW eUsINEsa (. Real Rsason, Official Says, for Run. ming Train from New York to ees. ton, via. Apsonia.

{. Development of a new passenger
 business, rather than the supply of an
 existing and immediate demands ia the
 reason 4iven by an official of the Neli
 York. New Haven & Hartford Rail-
 road company for the new accommo-
 dafions, in express train service given
 to the NauGatuck valley, Ansonia and Waterbury, through the coming ex- press trains between New York and
 Boston. Exppunding. this idea tha 0fi ffcfaI states that in the history Of t6e road. wherever the system has reach
 ed large and rapidly growing eftfal the policy of the company had been to put on trains in astraNce of i'm mediate necessities. The efkect o{ th5x had almost always been the creation of absolutely new passenger business
 not merely at those particular cities
 but the points beyond.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Urine bsstfoys Desire for Drink

The man who drinks to excess needs treatment for his condition. The Or rine treatment can be used with .abso- lute confidence It dastroys all desire for whiskey, beer and other intoxicNnts ts It is a simple treatment, it is given in the home-no sanitarium expense7no loss of time from work. It is an inc K pensive treatment Many men speA,d more in a day far whiskey and bee for fhsir ! L friends and thslnselves than
 We are So sure that OErine will ben eft2you that We say to. you that if after 3 trial you fail to get any benefit from it's use. we will give your money back.
 oEHINE is prapared in two forms. so1utely tasteless and odorless. given secretly in food or drink 0RRINE No. 2, in pill form, is for those who desire to take voluntary treatment. 0RRENE costs only N % a box Write for Free sealed enveIope5 to 6RHfNB Go. Sz7 Orrine Building, Washington, D. c. ORRINE IS recommended and is for sale in this city by N. F. sevin & Son, 1f8 Main St.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The Montreal Star laughs at the idea of the American congress- fully debat- ing the reciprocity bill in two days, and adGs: Our -debaters could hardly clear the decks in that timel' which shows that they are slow.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The first two days of the extra ses- sion of congress our American patri- ofs got in two thousand new bills. The men who design new laws dc not snpestr to have any idle days
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

 - G4!!!!ll|f|h '

Restores color to Gray or Faded hair Removes Dan- druff and inviSorates the Scalp
 Promotes q fuxuriant. heahAy hair growth Stops its talEin& out. Isnot q dye.
 $1.00 and S0c st Drpf Stores or direct unor reeeipt of price and dsiIers name. Send l0c for sqnpk bd3ae PElp Hay Specis1ties ca. Newark. N. J, U.S.A ssFs REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES .er and smith. Lee x Osgoou Co chas. Ossood CO, UtleyA 6 Jones,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

A Maryland minister sat in poker game for the. experience of it, and when he got through he left $50 in the pot Poker is as uncertain as a new conxerf
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Happy thought for today: It does not seem. possible to throw mud and at the same time keep up a, kid glove front.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

It does not take the woman who marries a man to reform. him. long to find out that she has an unlimited contract.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Rhode Island is q little state; but it is not at all likely that the contest to determine the prettiest child there can ever be settled satisfactorily.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

If the war was on the garbage in- stead of upon the fly, the chance of his exterminstion, would be better. Swat the garbage heaps in the back yard. ~'l
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

[ Out west they say the, real. reliable sign of spring is a tornado. It does not have to tarry long to make a great impression.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

It is announced that President Taft is s-contemplating a visit to Mexico He will get around to call upon a new president E
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The only trouble with the nah who gets in the habit of blowing his own horn is that he finally thinks he is just as good as a whole band.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Billy Sunday says the man who does his best is not the man who wears out good shoe-1eather looking for a job.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The Chicago minister who says:. There is no fun on the farm" should tals q vacation and after locating on one. get in with the boys
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Tn Massachusetts the assessors are pnaking their annual pilgrimaEes. In thip state they do not worry them seav<c ~ith pilerimsEes. v
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The convicts of New Zealand were employed last year in setting out thraa and half million trees. No objec- tions were raised.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

It Is noted that Buffalo Bill says he is a republican--more or less. He can't tell just which side he is soins to play with every time.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

cipal council give his full tirnex to the work of administration?
 Bartlesyille Compelle sto give full time under the charter.
 Enid-Is supposed to. Sapulpa-One answered Yes.
 Tulsa-TWp answered Yes
 Duncan-Not in a city of the size of Duncan. It's unnecessary. One answered No. d. Has the. financial standing of the [citx heAn improved2 Bartlesyille- Have not had time to demonstrate this feature, as we are only three. months old under this form of government. Enid It has always been good. SapulpaEOne answered No. Tulsa Cannot ascertain. One answered Yes. Duncan-Yes. From fact the cum berseme management of the old style form was very expensive and the off, cials did not attend the duties incuIn- |abent as well as the commissioners. Has always been good. V. In general. is the new form of eoNsrnments cleaner from political in- ffuence, more husiness-liI<e in adminis- tration, more effectually organized, mora progressive, more soundly e0o- nomicaI?s
 Bartlesville- certainly is in every respect We pay no, attention What- ever to politics. Merit is the one con trolling factor in the employing of the men in the different departments.
 Enid-It can be made SC. All de- pends upon calibre of, men elected.
 Sapulp pa One answered Slightly.
 Tulsa 1.-Two answered Yes.
 Duncan-Better all way through. Mare satisfactory in every detail and is proving a. success. in every depart ment-
 Emphatically Yes.
 vL a. What per cent. of voters, is required to gain. a recall, and is it ef-s fective?
 Bartlesyille-25 per cent. of the total number of ballots cast in the. city for governor at the last preceding general election. Unable to state as to it's eff fectiveness, as we have not had occa- sion to use it in our city
 Enid-20 per cent.
 Sapulra-25 per cent; not used yet.
 TulsaTwo answered B per cent; never been. tried.
 Duncan-This question should be settled by the municipality interested. Various per cents. are in vogue and that's. strictly a. local matter.
 20 per. cent; never been tried.
 b. Are. the public utilities water, gas and electric lighting piants--own- cd by the city, and are. they inventor;ed annually, and a balance sheet pub Iished, as is. the custom of corpora- tionsI owning such plants?
 Rartlesvill Il leENot. as yet We are ex- pecting to take over the water and light plants on account of the poor service given patrons.
 Enid-Water plant only
 Sapulpa-City owns water works
 Tulsa-Two answered water works owned. by city Inventory and balance sheets printed annually.
 Duncan-Oniy water. Charter per- mifs purchase. of. all public utilities.
 One answered Yes.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Spring is getting on very well, thank you. The first canoe with drowning intent has tipped over.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
EDITORIAL NOTES.

When it comes to the crowded trol- ley car a man never feels over -ambi- tous. to get to the front.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The pretty girl under an ugly hat is not wrong when she thinks she is glorifying the hat somewhat!
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

This edition of Tafne's famous work includes the following portions: La. Vie. de. Salon, LEsprit ct Ia Doc urine, Rousseau. La Tiers Etat, La Misere. 2. La Revolution. LsAnarchie. Jpurnees des 13 ct IA JuiaIet, 17sS, Psychologie de Ia Revolution, 1792, Les Jacobins, Paris en 1792, Gouvern- ment des Bandes, Marat, Danton, Robespierre; La Disette at la Miserie la Paris dams Thiuer 1794 a 1795, La Fin du Governement revolution naire 3. Napoleon Bpnaparte, These selections give a complete view of the conditions. leading up to tha Revolution and, the First Empire.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
schafsel,s Ekkehard = Audifax U

Scheffeps Ekkehard = Audifax und HadumPth.; Edited by Charles of German, Miami university, and William F. Luebke, A. B., Assist ant Professor of German, Miami university. Cloth, 16fno, 251 pages, with notes, exercises and vocabu- lary. American Book Company, New York. Price 60 cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
aQyAl seklra eorsDse cos sEw n.

liked the agreement, and circum- stances have aFiasn since which con-
 stitute additdopal Incentives to Great Britain to object. Milwaukee, Wiscon-
 sin
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
NEW BOOKS.

Taines Les 0rigines de la France Contemporaine. Edited by j. F. l.. Raschen, Professor of Modern Languages, Lafayette college. Cloth, 16no, PIP pages, with in troduction, notes and vocaJbulary, American Book Company, New York. Price 60 cents. a
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The length of Scheffels. famous now el makes it's reading in it's entirety an inpossibiIity for the average class. In this edition, the most charming DOT ton. the idyl of Audifax and Hadu- moth, is given,-a tale of treasure troxe in the form of a realistic story of human achievement. In it's. style the story resembles fairy tale, in it's short and simple sentences and in certain familiar forms, which are ade- auately treated in the notes and in the full vocabulary
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
oitEAs4oMA CITIES

]. q Is any political designation Altos4ed after the names of candidases ion the ballet? Bartlesville Drafted after state law, Candidates, names must appear under tlse heading and ser1abIem of their party.
 Enfd--Xess Parties can name tickets yof mayor and three commissioners if they desire to.
 sapulpa~-0ne answered. No.
 Tulses One an@xeEeds Fes
 One answeredl Mo-
 Duncan-Yes.6 Former mayor repub- lican, although Duncan is reliably dem- oaEatic. Tha0ry best. maK
 HalI6ts for different political parties sarA provided.
 D. Has the activity of psrtiees ia selfishIy soaking the election of their eNy, n,ernhprs. ben. diminished2;
 BArtleSvil FeG. The aim is to elect the best man. Ability and competency govern.
 non- partisan. Only, two elections.
 Sapslzpaz Not notieeablE- {; TulsAr Two answered No. Duncan-DemOcratS and republicans try to select best men for office regard less of political aff1liation. Socialists nominate own candidate and vote for him to man. No strength.
 One answered Yes clsansr? RRTtlesyilIerCan safely say they are. People do not really adhere to party lines, as they vote for what they con- sider best QuAlifind for the place re- ,eardIess of party afialiation. Euids Same as any election.
 Sapulpa;- answered No.
 Tuls9TwC anspEered Yes.
 DnucanE One anSwered, Yes. Elections are held under state laws and. are clean. although no cleaner than formerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Good results always follow the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They give prompt relief in all cases of kidney and bladder disorders Fry them. Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

II. q, Are men of higher character H and .eseAtse ahilitx induced to become scandtdAtes, for office? < BaxtlesF One answered Yes. Enid One answered No. ' SNppfpa-Cne answered No. S Tulsac-TWo answered Yes. Duncan One. answereda Yes. Yes, for the reason that the salaries ar e made Greaters in. the cutting down of tho n1lrnher ofs employees. h Are. your aldernenz chosen as speciayie$s-tiaat is. for especial know isdes. of finance, of Figlaways. oi buiIaino, or depArtnasntal work in charities, fire department, wstsr works, etc?
 Bartlesyille-One answ cred Yes. < Enfd.ABest campaigners generally win
 Sanulpa-We had: that idea; but the result has not been satisfactory.
 Tulsa-One answered Yes. 5 One. ans1veredl No-
 Duncan Yes, and the length of. time Duncan has been under commission form has proven it an unqualifIed suc- cess They are.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
GlI III p G0I I|l| Five Oklahoma Cfiies Reply to the Bs1
 etn's Inquiries ALL IN THE EXPERIMENTAL STAGE

lolitics Not Entirely Enninated Salaries mcreased
 tGovemment Generally More Satisfaotory As to EconomY of 1t Few Positive Answers The Charters Give These Cities Right to Own All Pabic Utihfies
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

How the World is Housed. By Frank George Carpenter, author of Car penter's Biographical Readers Cloth, 121no, 352 pages, with Illus trations American Book Com pany, New York. Price 60 cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

The new port at Santa Fe has beel opened to operations.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

This is the third volume of the SC
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
tn the Childish Mind.

dorothy Ullman of E, Eighty-'ouF'n
street is a very literal young person
To her mothers definition LINE Az
Seeing Eye she returned a queS''o"
as to the size of the eye
"Can God see everything" she con-
tinued. $780,.
Yes. dear. He can see everything
at all times
That afternoon Dorothy escorted 'Ie'
mother down town. Before al op
tician's display she stopped. 1heI'
"Mother," she asked, pointing 10 w
big winking eye in the window
Coa,s eve as big as this? "-CIevelah
Leader.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
TEXAS CROP VALUES LEAD
ore Star State Wrested First HonoF'
From State of Illinois IN '9'o
With 1864, 10000.

vasbington.-The value OF Weaitn
nroduced on farms OF the onl1eu
stotes was $685. 100000 during l'lo'
90 estimated by the department Oh as
r;onlture in a statement just lssoe en
rbis is an increase OF Slo4'ooo'V00
over 1903. 49,, ooo ooroc of
Texas. with her 100000 acres ol
cotton wrested from Illinois ouliu7
1o1o the honor of being the lifsI o'a'e
Of the Union in point OF value OIL neI
ur;ncina, farming crops, which asste
800 e9e4 40 900, an increase Oh lt'S
per cent over 1909. ,a :,
PEI Illinois. with 1926, 900, dropped t.
second place, the decrease n s ,In
heeu 1879 per cent. Iowa helu ne
DI ,ona as third State, while Kansas
~ 1ooq fourth State, dropped to teh''
-, mau,;o made a rapid stride in GRO
onodnction for the year and lumpe
from tenth TO fourth s'a'e' WIN
total of $21O.592,Ooo, an increase
: 265 per cent over lso9' ,..s ma,
All the other Southern States "is'
"a ;ncreases except Louisiana d.
So antnckv. South Carolina made e u u
\ lareast 2s4 per cent, or Sl4o'o'',v y,
} i winning e from twenty-first to IN
teenth State.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
Socially Launched.

=, h,s native town Jimmy had al
uavs been most popular with youhs
and old, but when he was sent away away
To boarding school, he was LOT d ',mo Inv
too homesick to make friends. Ills
erst letter was little more than d
wall ,,rs In
I'm way behind the other ,t Doss rD
ororvthing," he wrote, doie'uii'
",Tisn't only studies, but it's symha
s,rr, and banjos and everything !
don't believe they'll ever nave Hull
use for me- ,.o, of,.
But the second letter, written al; ,.
week in the new school, was quiz
, different in tone. J.. y;
! T'm all right" he wrote TO III
. mother "The boys say theyil 'eao
i, me all they know, for they re piou ~,
:, to have me here. can stretch -
mouth half an inch wider IMAM d.
other boy in school, and my iee' d. d,
the longest by full inch. 80 y ;"
needn't worry about me any "o'e
10 Youths Companion.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
planted to Cotton.

Observation-Disclosures figures Oh inc
department of agriculture's s. ea't TO- cot.
port indicate the area planted ant ed 70 ac re
ton in 1910 was about SS'4lS'VOO a, asti'
s ,uHtaaa of ss,1ss,oOo acres, as es. u,
inot .od last June. These figures VIII \.
mans, me ,sea as a basis in making the essl,
De usea I,ne , Of the acreage planted
to cotton this year. The yleia ,1 p9,
~ Oors I'm in 1910 is estimated at l ~.
n hounds and the area picked at o2''V''
900 acres.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
JAPAN WAS NOT CONSULTED
IN THE MATTER OF cHINA'S Dor
ROWING $5o,oo0,0oo.
Il Is Believed There Is Some FeeI'r9
in TOXIC Over Apparent
Snuh by Powers.

Notwithstanding is given tnat
Japan has received no Official co'ilil'
nation of the conclusion OF the con-
tract for the four powers $oo,ooo'ooo
loan to China. This government mas
not been consulted by its British ally
or the other nations interested.
Persistent and authoritative an
nouncements emanatng from fehlh
are to the effect that the American
government is supporting the group
of bankers solely because OF that couh'
trys determination to obtain a poii,'
ical position in Manchuria III oppoSl
ton to Russia and Japan.
In other words, it is held that a:
the finances of ManChurla ana MON
golia have been pledged as securl'.
for the loan Ca part of which Is 10 U
usad for the industrial development
i Of Chinas Manchurian proVinceS)'
4 is clear the United States, Great bfl
4 ain. France and Germany have con
q pined in project which is an al'ern
tive to Secretary Knox propoSiti'
for the naturalization OF the Ma
81 churiau railways, which plan was q
=. posed by Russia and Japan
n Notwithstanding complete OHIO
! silence beyond the statement III
japan is not concerned, there Is II
e, son to believe that some chaSFl''
Is. felt in Toxic because Japan was WI
,fe " ignored during the internauo
negotiations.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
-,a..n Thousand Men Idle.

c,;o,go-Fifteen thousand men az
now idle in the busiest season o. o.. '4 70
now i ND buildings contracted for 70
yea yea. Cox Az ooO. 900 are practically tlea up
as as the result of the petty S 5u,,Se
as a'on .u' war being waged between 1,'e,.,
i 1',naners and steamfitters. EVER j:
trade in the building industry s,a is ps' i
, ,,,a od and work on 1900 buildings i
halted.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
q Poetic Prosecutor.

John Burns. city prosecutor o. o.
pan, was trying to show Judge f1ne-
hout why some young men ousn' ~
he fined for tearing pickets off the
rnrca If Mrs Joe Goesik, Mr., Burns
said: . oe that
II know Mike Chicket tore OH 'ma'
n;olat and the lady took offence.
mo lady is charged with 'ahlns & {
fence" replied Judge F1nehou'' anu
besides this is no place for poetry
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
pearIand cannery'

Houston, Textile contract i0 po .ne
at;on ot canning plant at rear
land has been awarded. II Is uno oga.
i I.noa that large quantities OF Vese,
s ~ p,os such as cucumbers, tomatoes
tac.e o. cabbage. peppers, etc, the
r PRODUCTS of the newly developer e a.,
proa a IN the vicinity of Pearland' are
a ,,ai,ahle now, and there will De IN
lack of raw material when inc p''A
is in operation.