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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19

OF every fifteen minutes until three
o'clock IN the morning. Mayor WI.
hanson fined him s. and costs yes
terday in Police court. which he paid.
and was released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
Webster Funeral.

The remains OF William Webster.
OF Chicago. were laid at rest yester.
day afternoon in Mount Rose Gene
tery. Services were held from the
OF his sister. Mrs. Thomas
Cnsswell. on Western avenue, at 2
O'Clock. Rev. A. b. Riker having
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
MOUNDSVILLE
Ground Broken For Moundsville's
$4,000 Sewer System-Other
Notes Of Moundsviltee

ifNNNo " N0IUQbNilIGes
With very short and formal ad-
dress by Mayor J. VI. Williamson. the
first ground was broken yesterday
morning at o'clock for the new $40
900 sewer system 70 be constructed
lu the city within the next few
months. Mayor Williamson sank the
first pick into the ground. and after
he had loosened several feet OF the
earth. City Clerk O. b. Bonar pro
ceeded 10 WELD the first shovel and
threw the earth 10 one side In spite
az The early hour. good number OF
residents were present 90 witness the
ceremony. Immediately after the
short ceremony. fifty men that ap-
peared on the scene for employment
wore placed fo work 40 once. and with
all working and dirt hying the con
structiOn 81 the sewer system began.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19

The lecture delivered last evening
LOO tho lecture room 81 tho BAPTIST
church bv Mrs Anna Rurdock. a
prominent missionary worker. was 90
most successful affair Goo every detail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
FLASHLIGHTS

of various styles with the new
Tungsten batteries from SOC UP.
These batteries are just out. and
the manufacturers claim they will
give 400 per cent more service
than any battery on the market.
The Midget" vest pocket flash
light with above battery and
Tungsten lamp is a wonder, and
turns darkness into daylight.
Another late novelty The Elec-
trio Gas Lighter" does away with
matches and never breaks or goes
out when you attempt 10 light the
FIRE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19

spect the road at present doing ser.
vice No report will be made upon
me matter until probable the nrst
OF the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
Actions Queer,

last Sunday at the Benwood NJ. E
church by Rev. S. B. Hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
Nav Chance.

bent. and it was taken to Wheeling for
repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19

ITO be continued
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
,r p,r,lv,ed on street

Ozark A stranger arrNeu AN I,
while on the way from lnc o,l'r,, uyyO,
N HI.lt hotel V suddenly fell on the SID. ',a.'' |"
and was unconscious for an n5' nOa,, ,,,,l, \
WAS was suffering "nI from a paroyl'w w"5 ,'tSp'
lIc gave his namo s GeorS, n N
Rcd = plufr CAL He served ,,,.'5.,. % "a, "
CIyIl war In the ThIrd yI'I,a" In.,a,oou
oIry ,g lie was en- route .,,.'a, to par'sos, I'a,
to visit an old friend Wl,''a" VI, an1 nj
stopped over here to rest ''
worn out tsyolI0E
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"lts MIahty Sad Sounding"
U 4 r,,lys~s

ute she had forgotten the rapt little
face of the child before her and was
living again in her romantic past,
which had been Of so short duration
that It often seemed as mysterious
and unreal as dream
That's grand Miss Celia" The
child's voice brought her back to the
present. IT'S mighty sad sounding
though
play one jolly piece and make me
feel good. Miss Celia Try that one
where leaves are dancing It sounds
just like the leaves do out there on
the mountain when the wind blows "
What hatterer you are, Betty!
One more, then ! must stop, else the
people over In the hotel win be ask
ing me to move"
mo, they won't Everybody says
they love to hear you play Old Mr.
Wilson says that you can make a for.
tune by playing on the stage This is
the loyelIest cottage ! ever saw How
long are you going to stay on the
mountain. Miss Cellar"
81 don't know. dear feel as II /
would Ike TO stay here always"
% know an the girls are charming. "
said Bob Thorno to his sister. as they
went slowly up The mountain road
but please keep them at distance
] came down here 10 visit you and
Betty for q week OF course Will
meet your friends don't want 10 b,
o buor but don't expect any Chcs
tordD'd stuff of mo or you win be- dis
appointed"
NoHyH mother looked nc the ST,
'p.I n. splendid manhood
.hN rnu. She said quietly md
N..n ru ..Noya beer husbands stor,
.. .... ...a affair
| .Nnl a,ou Miss Colin AN day
... aw ano naa11 played any
... "n Uun'o Rob. that's m,
.." playing uuw"
..... closer 20 nnr b0p Un
.. ant 0u tho horoI step.
. .ud uu hIa knee
m.d the man softly
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That's lovely Miss Celia Play
some moro." demanded Betty. getting
ur 90 spread out her white skirts with
precision before sitting down again.
| have 90 keep this dress nice. you
know, because mother has gone down
The mountain to the station to meet
-g uncle aud he is most particular
about The way ] look"
So your uncle is coming, What is
.a Ike Hety2"
Mother said she hoped he would
.a. Lu love with you, for she thought
you were the finest girl she ever
knew. cant tell you what he's Ike,
cause It's been a long time since
saw him He's been travelling for a
long while Daddy said he's been in
love with some girl who woudn't
marry him. but mother laughed and
said he was silly to say such a thing
for all the girls adore Uncle Bob and
he could just take his choice # be
wanted any Of them"
~" H'Ntl lolu me ludl MS name
was Bob. Betty"
Didn't /? Well, that doesn't make
any difference, does Il? Don't you
Ike the name of Bob, Miss Celia?"
Yes, Of course dear II just
didn't remember having heard his
name You haven't told me what he is
Ike, Betty"
Big as barn Daddy says that's
the most 'spressive thing you can say
about Uncle Bob"
Robert Mayfeld is a very pretty
name, isn't it,"
That's not his name He is moth.
er's brother Now please play"
Afraid to arouse the child's suspi.
cion by too many questions, Miss
Celia tucked the violin lovingly un.
der her chin and softly drew the fra.
gile bow across the strings In a min.
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...... Malta Gather In the Streets BY
Che Hundreds FOR the
Sport

"H H tUr tuu.puuug aDoson ln
M.H mI hundreds of boys are spin
... mw 100 tho streets Tho tops
n..H are uHo the common American
ioy Spun with a rlrIug There are a
iuH whipping tops
The nU0rto game Of the Top spin
nsrs ls as follows, The boys draw
lotg 10 see whose top Is TO be placed
On the grouad Then the others try
To bil The top on the ground with the
spikes Of their own tops when hurl
hg them Mt the beginning OF tho spin
II they m,u they pick ~ the spinning
top IN the CALM Of the hand and throw
It at the top on thc grougd II the TOP
~ missed the spinner loses and must
plnee bis top oH lhe ground
The glBle ends when the top on the
ground ia knocked behind line pre-
Vo'lsy agreed upon Then all the
rest oi The players have the right to
sTlho uie uS-oI the loser by taklng
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Ne Caste Where Shakespeare Reans.
julia Marowe declares that caste
does not exist among lovers OF
ShAkogpearpnn drama This love
levels all ranks IN my audiencos
she sNys Tho woman who has
lived, loved and lost, the young girl
the doU0Ror IN diamonds, the club
woman with notebook, the buslnosa
woman fresh from her desk. all yield
to the charm Of romance. that knows
neither Ago nor country, but Ia world
old, world wide"
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rO rru rlootlon commlsslon,t

ClarEsyllle The hearing o' "
three election commissioners cua'sS
with fraud In the general ele'u0a u, y
1910 IN Johnson county will o' .'s ~
at a special term Of the clrcul' WV, !,
January 3, This was the decision \, !
Judge Rasham when the case s,.'.. y.
called. Bailey oven A. '" hO,.,J' .,,,
and C.. c. Flake, election colas ua..
gIoncrs Of Johnson county are . a"''o h
,o have certified TO false rcl0rs .,,,,
/. overly and G y. Bennett ,,,1 y'',, y.
clerks. have also been lna'I,yo' ~. .,s y
their hearing win be held at me ..e,., ,.'
,lmo AS that Of the comln's''O"'''
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Soul the Ahndn Of Trnth

Truth Whore iB truth but IN the
soul I'solf2 Facts, objects are but
pbanlomg, moltor.woyon ghosts OF
lhle earthly night at which tho soul
sIooplng here IN the mlrc and clay Of
matter ehuddcra and namoa It's own
vague lrcmofo sense and perception
Charles Kingsley
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n.Do,l,n,n VIII realize Good s0I. J

Grnyollc' DcpoHlor' 0T W., N.Y. M
,unc, Bank of Gentry Iha, la., 'l'.'o so Of p h
""n,s c'J''g' on the dollar acco,o.'a ,,o,o l@ b
IIEcIy That there will be S,,,oo. no y,'I. nn
proceedings cashier I1, '0e lriItd
'ly has turned over to ,,,,, ,'' i. said said y
siG.Ooo to make good """, ..n, aas ra
be a dcadr TbIs amount i.oo ,Sat hat Do
Upon the understanding ,I,,s, Of ,f', al n'
cashIcr should be r'I''''' "
thor liability
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CfoMdna Manhattan

In ono small portion Of Manhattan,
n Y, Ia population greater than
mat ot Arizona, or Of Delaware, Idaho,
Moh'ann, Nevada North Dakota, ore
goh, Now Hampshire, New Mexico,
hhode Island, Utah, Vermont or
wyoming
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Little Rock.-The whereabouts "
Lawrence Bach, the alleged eniDai
zler, who is said to have dsappa'ei
after obtaining diamonds and leVsluI
valued at about $4,000 from The Lllle
Rock Credit Diamond and Ievs9
House, Of which he was an eHp@'
are still unknown to local o1lcen
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

At this season q the year when
farm work is moro or loas al u stand.
attn It ia good time to get In the
habit Of keeping q record Of what
your COWS are doing Make this ae
complete NJ possible and You win nnl
your time we'll spent The keeping
~ production rocord0 takes Gar Ices
time than one who has never tried
II viii naturally suppose This viii
Ndd value to your herd, because buy.
crs Of dairy cattle Ot The proBont want
TO know what your cows are pro,
dueing
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No pfeVIoua GmnlnYmnn,.

You say 'RoWuR that you want
WORN Tor your wltc," Bald Gunbus,a,
eyolhg The husky dNrky before him
uom hood 10 foot WAS she ever cm
pIoyed bcioroY mo, SIR" replied tho
negro, honehalantly dis am her nrs,
marriage
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Regularity 10 an important factor In
soitlns tho best results, especially the
n''N'oR ana feeding hours, It Ia also
an important fact that n fnst md
S''ouy mllkor win get considerably
more milk from, COW during n pIyon
period than ond who mllka allow nnI
Internationally
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

,, saIem.-chaTles Wendell an, !,
saaer SS., two prominent citizen, s'r ., y \
ton county, got into an 'u' an O' !
near Salem and Sadier was ',,4 ,,',l
IN IN the abdomen and other r' pa-, ,-s'
the body and his recovery + s''s ~,
ful. dol
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preseIent In Ala d..

A scientist has discovered that In
1921 A. d the earth VIII cease 10
turn on lte axis. Bat II II shouldn't
no viii be- spared the humiliation VI
hearing the people douounco hm asa
llar Momphs News
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Prescott VHrkmen have "n'
mcnccd putting in the concFN'
fougdauon for the new $4,000 wla
depot to be built here BY ne Y
Louis. Iron Mountain and Sol''gi
and the Pacific and Northwestern ''
roads,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

NashyiIle.-Most Of the cotto,
being picked in Howard con.. os,'a
is being ginned, Most Of tbs ,' W. y
say they viii finish by Jsnsa,. 1a,'
1872 At least half the cotton !.
the hands Of the farmers oys, ],
county.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Get your Duuor to build you n dip,
ping vat ana dip your hogs once
''ory ton days for scobles (mango)
use the limo and sulphur dip for
msngo and lice on swine,
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DIstoufAalnn ptnntr.a

You're not doing us we'll In your
mathematics m YOU ought to be- John
NY aald Mrs hapslIug, "at your age
your cousin Horace was halt way
through dffefehtla callpers"
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SEASON FOR SPINNING TOPS

their tops 0rmly IN their hands and
snhhHg me losers top with the spikes
OF their own Thclr number of saba.
usually about six, Ia agreed upon pre-.
yIuusly
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The Numbro,i. Rad

ono OF the muulesl ud ,hlnsa We
Nho" " To hear II man much ths
worse Tor liquor telling his friends
now good he Ia 10 his wlie,=Detfolt
Free pfess,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Good Advice

81 cannot make any impression On
that girl She has heart Of mar
bic"
"'rhon you had better leave Il lp
ltatu 90
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Moman,n nanrilnn, Is

a haIIgro"n man la, OF course.
yfant Ana 30 It has come about
Obat lhe rule Of man IN tho world has
Tor many ogos meant the serldom OF
wom@n-Edward Carpenter
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

rnan1rd maTtman.-Three an - gins hay. /
running I,,dIn at this place for ns,e na,e,. = !
months. Over 4,444 hale. "sa'y =
o,',,. are stored here by the p nepcS,,'s " coy
farmers lar lI.. for better prices. ,'-Ig' ya.. :
'ne cotton has been plcEaa !. .'a
son county. Id I0l
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

After attention 10 the various items
embraced in the term good care the
grower In some districts may find II
worth while TO provide orchard heat.
tors for a part Of his orchard. II not
an os am insurance against complete
loss OF crop In the occasional Seasons
when late frosIs occur,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

capeS ~o5' ,r8m Smi,h.-Bert IT, AsIn.. ~,
Sp,s Sr serving about one 'ye,'yl'.'lI ysa, !.
5ect,ro. yS~f term . was arrested II, h.,s q /,
was known that he wa, i,'coek /.
ia a4l4s aso in Oklahoma, and bs IL e,s, 'as %
at the time to visit bis Iy no.s came b
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Arkansas City.-Buyipg and ,,,,,
real estate in Desha county has h.
active for the past two weeks
the courthouse the records Of 3; ira,
ters' with more to be recorded. The,
transfers include both city and cor
try land, and the considerations Al
unusually hirh
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Diseourtesy Resented.

J would Ms soon shake hands with
q SOFT mackorcl az with man who
offers two liGgofg sir Francis vano
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merchants :

England. The Ncry"10 rryo"lond Lon
sss T.:"',a count" "'oS closed ,,.,. {. 'ss. ssi r.
V'' o. L. EAGLE was president pre-. nnon wa va, ca.
'"I'scG Up',c,Y d, $4,000 and ,lo 'oS nSo Ne p
apld to be about y ''V'orh rooh closed "
folo stated that the LAW
want Of funds
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

AncIo.- James nayDorn,, ,rn,. 'G.s ssr,. Ii b
NoEo was Mllcd by a ,,,,a" 'ro," aI,ccp %
the track
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Keep cut flowers or brJght leaves
and uorrIod branches In the rooms,
Thg add % charm and choorDulucsa
10 any room
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Remember Chat separator skim.
mmes are o liberal and uH of us
good quality I'm dog days as I'm May,
and there ls no necessity for ice,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

n fon have no green, growing feed
Iot your ducks atlHra meal makes
Ilno substitute Sjroutcd barley ia
also q good substitute.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Fruit hDds which are perfectly dor
mant In winter 1ro harder than those
which are partly swollcn
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Well uourishoi trees and flower
buds are harder than those which
arc poorly uourIshcd
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Before any new chicks come SOC
hot lhcro are no scales on the hens
legs no mites or lice In the poultry
quarters,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Allow them plenty Of exercise and
rlyo them O light feed Of grain ana
plenty Of pasture
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

by a jury In tht Route or Rural
sOute Ed.
Helena-Phillips CHE PRESS
granted a building "a Initial
100000 courthouse to
this county and this citn.
=. Clark is responsible O''s
ing Of this bill in the S pV'''
- lever
Charleston. E,meCc- Nr"' o.
man living sNO
.xha -xylas- xlas-ar!r.!..sdagonka !...a drastic
ing a check for s23, Wer
guard at the residence Depd
Sheriff J, T. volentine nade Es .
cape, leaving without hat coal !
shoes and is still At large
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:
!: Al! 0vs. A.l,,s,,''1
''''''s'......>|

ysrdls' sSrd55ls's'o3'.@Ths oi so5a1',,; 'p., ,,ess.,I
cbsrss@ cPS state against WaIia,.' Il Tie ,a,
$1,000 s.aI Of public tusgl uSs4g1'',l,p,aatt1
lasted eight days l0ua'y. sus The !
attention. and attrsctAS
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

n,oI9r r!arksyilIe. = Declors1
murder murder in 'he second yrls'1d d. nltr |
wilson, a well knon,, ra degree wi
opadra and a form. coal nise,|
oasuan county, was ,0s resident q
Jury aaH., in the Johnson nso Sentenced en.s. i
peniten' yedfs in tho n
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II your soil Is sour think Of limo.

There ia always more or less loss
Of butter fat when tho cream ls even
~ rIpwod.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Fighting the Off
Years in the Orchard
BY ERNEST WALKER

University of Arkansas Experiment
SGtiOn
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Parcel Post.

steps should be taken Immediately
for the establishment ot rural parcel
ost In the tstimates OF appropria-
-lnS needed for the maintenance or
- @--a-~-s- - - .--... -
roe postal service for the ensuing ns-
Gal year an item Of $4,000 has been
inserted 20 cover the preliminary ex-
pcusc of establishing q parcel post on
rural mail routes, as well as TO cover
an investigation having for It's object
the nnaI establishment OF a general
parcel post on an railway and steam
boat transportation routes
The suggestion that we have gen
cral parcel post has awakened great
opposition on the part OF some who
think that II viii have the OBJECT to
destroy the business OF the country
store Keeper Instead Of doing this.
think the change viii greatly Increase
business FOR the benefit OF all The re-
durtuu boo the cost Of living II viii
bring about ought 20 make IT'S coming
certain,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
The Navy Department.

on the "a uf November last re-
viewed lho nrhuug Meet ~ hattlcahips
md other vessels assembled In New
) ork N1rb0r consisting Of 20 battle
ships. Q arm0rod cruisers 2 cruisers,
~ destroyer. ~ torpedo boats. sub
marines and other attendant vessels
mnkug 9s vessels NJ all classes. OF a
tonnage of hiGGA tons.
The 0DDl was deficient In the num-
l'r of torpedo drstroycrs In cruisers
ond In nuINDra MS well Hg In largo
h1iiIrehlp cruisers which nre now be-
coming worry important feature OF
foreign uHF|uH. notably tho British
German and japanese.
Tho building plan Tor this year CON
templates two hattlcshlps and two
roI|Iura This rs because the other
ana smaller vessels can bo bullt much
moro rapidly ln case of emergency
than th" h0tuoghlpg and we certainly
ought ip continue the policy OF two
m'll'Hh0pH ycor untll after the
Panama Canal lH finished ana until IN
our first line and In our reserve limo
we can number 40 available vessels OF
proper armament ana size.
"IHh iU ruuuw again my recon
w"ud1'Iun chat nll the local ofncos
throughout the country including col
Io.iurH uf informal revenue. collectors
NJ 'H.lOwH. uostwnrturs ~ an four
classes Immigration commissioners
ana morHhna should be- by law cov-
cred INTO tho classified service. the
necessity Tor confirmation by the SON
ate hu removed. nud tho president
uud the ulhuw whose time ~ now taxi
rn uu In dHtrlhutlnR this patronage
undrr The custom that has prevailed
since the beginning NJ the government
Zoo accordance with the rccommcndn-
ton NJ the senators ana congressmon
VI the majority party should be- re-
IluNod from thlH burden am CONN
dent ihnt such change would greatly
l'1Dr" the coat NJ administering tho
government ana that II would ndd
Erwuy to It's efficiency
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Fort Sulitl
Ions Of WhisI
blow out,
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s.2eIay,Ii,,:-. \:

by a jury In tnj Route or Rural
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-07
LAW PASSED
CONTINUED from page nine.)

blue prints was military information
as to the heights of guns above the
sea, accurate mathematical location
of searchlights fire control and mine
stations, and other similar informa.
ton of a highly confidential charac-
ter. In fact, there was no matter
connected with the defenses of Cor
regidor Island that could possibly be
of any military value which was not
set forth in the most complete detail.
Information From Records.
These blue prints were not copies
of any drawings or charts prepared
for the use of the United States, but
were evidently the result of a care
full, painstaking, and deliberate in
vestigation and research of the Off
cial confidential records of the
United States The information was
not of such a character that it could
be obtained by any original triangu-
lation or observation on the part of
the man who made the tracings, be-
cause a great deal of it was of a
character that could only be obtained
from records.
The War Department has by inves-
tigation attempted to ascertain the
maner in which this information got
out or fell into the hands of unau-
thorized persons, but up to this time
! the department has met with no sue
cess. There can be no doubt but
that some person who had access to
the confidential military records of
the Philippine Islands deliberately
abstracted this information with the
purpose of disposing of it to some
foreign power.
The representative of the Army
General Staff stated before the COM
mittee that many instances had come
to the attention of the War Depart
ment in one way or another in which
foreigners and citizens of the United
States had been active in procuring
military information with respect to
our country and its possessions
which could be of no possible use
other than to the department or
those nations in time of war. This
information has come from a great
many different sources. He related
the following instances:
In 1907 and 1908 number of re-
ports were received, one from the
mayor of Portland, Ore, one from
the secretary of the Chamber Of
Commerce of another city in Ore
gon, one from private citizen in the
city of Seattle, and a number of 9th
ers from local military commanders
to the effect that foreigners were
very active in mapping the Pacific