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The evening world., 1911-06-01
It's a sign.

To-day you have a headache
tomorrow il is gone-the
next day it is back again, and
this continues. If you don't
know the cause of your head
ache have your eyes examined
BY one Of our Ocuiists: he will
tell you whether or not your
headaches are due to your eyes.
This service implies absolutely no
obligation.
Y our Ocuiia finds that
glasses will relieve your head
aches, and you decide to pur-
chase, we furnish them for as
little as $500 a pair.
The evening world., 1911-06-01

dating Indebtedness and for the compile
tion OF the medical school building.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
HORSE ON 0RE|LLy
AND i HAS COST
rim $3.50 ALREADY
Owner of Stray Animal VIII
Have to Pay for Wrecked
Buggy and Harness.

ms certainly a horse on the OKeillys.
qua Mira Sarah o'Reilly lays the ga me
nso COT 70 shift. When she went to the
F7nebush police station to-day from her
home at Blake aveneu and East Ninety
slGhth street and told her troubles to
Lieut.. Finn there was visible evidence
thse there had been stirring times about
the o'Reilly household.
q the Afternoon OF May . there
etsaysl into the O'Reilly yard. where
'poe' TAKES particular pride IN the care
q snndYy flowers IN pretty things. one
hvuo white horse. The horse liked tho
sugrpund,nes and the o'Reillys end con
4lvAed to stay.
"oomsbody will come along and claim
him. said o'Re'lly. good.nsiurediy. and
no vsnt out to feed tho animal.
Bat no anxious inau.rers appeared at
the house to put In a demand for the
hcrss ana TO pay the feed BILL. They
advertised, but tina brought no owner.
The O'Rsiilys borrowed a buggy and
hswasss to-day TO drive to the police
station. The horse ran away. sma shed
ehs buggy and damaged the harnes-.
There ain't n provision In the law
for the police taking on a horse" said
VIM after Mrs. O'Reilly told the story.
Then I'll turn hun out che said.
liPe. O'Rellly showed the following
49, A. Az
The evening world., 1911-06-01
M.E.EMNNS
ouAi&s onA 0visians

y East 2srd street. near Fosrth Avm0
"a West Stth Street. bet 9Th and 9Th Avenues
- West 18th Street. near Ledox. Avenue
Is Nassau Street. near John street
100 Broadway, near wSiouxhby. Brooklyn
- FULTON Street, opposite A. 4 g.. Brooklyn
sr Broad STREET near Hahns 4 Co. NswaFt
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07
THEY SAY

It has been announced through the columns of the outside papers that Delegate James H. Wickersham had left Washington in disgust; that he was a broken man; that he was com ing back to labor for the election of Major J. F. A. Strong for Aaska's next Delegate.
 It may be true that he has left Washington in disgust; there is every reason why he or any other honest man should have done so under the circumstances. But those who make the charge will find that he is far from being a broken man-he is not of the kind that break.
 Bit be true that he is coming back to labor for the election of Major Strong as AIaska's next delegate, it is because be believes that Major Strong can do more for Alaska's good than any other that he knows Of Thi is perfectly reasonable when the com plexton of the house is taken into con sideyadon-
 Wickersnam Is not brokeD-though there are many Of the grating large interests who would like to believe it.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07
WILEY AND wIcKgRsHAm

It is the announced purpose Of Con Eess to probe the wiley-wickersham episode. That which the people would know and that which Congress will Gy to find out is, who are the real assauapts of Dr. Wiley, and by what manipulation have they enlisted the sympathy and aid of the Attorney General?
 The offense which pr, Wiley com mitted. if t can be called an Offense. was purely technical. and was forced upon him by the conditions that con fronted him and the things that he desired to accomplish in his office. The law forbtds the payment of more than S4.Oo0 as an annual salary to experts or what is figured to be an average per diem compensation of Su. Expert Rusby was needed by Dr. Wiley in the conduct of his department Expert Rusby worked ou a fee system. His fee was SEQ day for laboratory work and $50 a day when he apeared in court pr, Wiley did not have employment that would demand his services for the full year but the services he must have, so he arranged for Sl6Oo worth, at the rates named by the expert
 The wickersham soucitude over an oftense of this character is rather amazing when We consider the fact that so much money is spent by the Attorney-Geuerars office for the em- ployment of experts in the Iaw-spe- cial couusel-on the fee basis, and at figures that make this expenditure by Dy. Wiley look insignificant Com pAatious have been going the rounds lately of the prices paid by the De partment of Justice to the Kellogg law firm and others, for services in crust busting" The KeuOgg figures win serve well enough for an example something in excess of S7LooO for a little more than two years service.
 Surely there is super-sensitveness demanding strict compliance with the letter rather thaD the spirit of the law on the part of the Atorney-Gen- eral in this Wiley mater; a state of mind that is not at all understood in view of the record of expense for a similar purpose in the AtOrDey-Gener' ars office!
 All this demands explanation, and the country would be pleased if Con gress would enforce compliance with Cha, demapd-PortlaDd Telegram.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07

The stock argument of those 0p. posed to the recall is that it is 'un
 republican in form. If to vest the Dower of tbe government directly in in the hands of the people is "unre. publican" then let us abolish the re public and establish Democracy WI
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07

A hRa mud temperance drink Co tho pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters of Tumwater Falls, and the vsly best barley maa with just the right proportion Of ohoicost grown hopa Brewed as on- ly the Olympia Brewing compaBy can brew. For sale st tho Board og Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07
Hur2or and
 Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
oy DUNCAN N. Sh'T"

TT Is a good thiag tu Guow how Co
 beat an egS or a retreat. but those people proficient In beating bills are not highly regarded
 The foolishness Of youth is foolish only to tBese v,c S-c no toagcr young.
 You can't help being cast down, but don't stick there
 The man who hustles out first isuF always tue one who UomeS in quick est
 It is an right to be sorry for others but don't be so sorry for them t&a, they get stuck mp over t.
 Humb;eness isn't necessarily usso ciated with Httlcucss
 No dollar goes far, but it gets oa, o' reach with amazing celcrlty.
 The biggest mistake you ever make Is when you are sure you haven't made a mistake
 There are people who take everything easy or else let things alone entirely
 Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan
 For S5c you can set a wholesome home cooked meal at the New H0me Restaurant, ytb Ave, just off oi Broadway.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07

QUICK DELIVERY PHONE %. Baggage, coal and wood delivered upon shortest notice day and night
 H. PRUDENTIAL.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07

would sooner trust the people than the interests who most loudly pro claim against the Innovations. val dez Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-07
SglGBlT WEATHER REPORT
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Results of tho observation taken al MOors's Wharf at midnight Aug. 6, 1911, is as follows
 Temperature time observat'n 52 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours 76 above Min. AS above Mean !" 64 above Barometer 30.l0 Clear, CalDl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27

stand which the assembly will play
here promises to be the greatest that
this city has. ever entertained in a
single evening. -
From Fargo, jamestown and Bis
marck, special cars will arrive here
during the day. Grand Forks will run
special train taking on the bearers
Of the "Blue and White" all along the
line. dot Little German Band" that
has made Milwaukee and likewise
Crookston, Mimi, famous, will also
accompany the Grand Forks bunch, as
will delegation from Bemidji, Mimi,
where Elkdom is said to flourish.
Sleepers will be attached to the
Grand Forks special for fear that Dew.
lis Lake cannot accommodate the
crowds, for the 500 mark is putting It
mildly. Sam Clark and his Minot
warmers who recently invaded Willis.
ton will be in the lineup, while the
boys from the "City of Opportunity
may offer a sample Of what they re.
ceived this week.
Frank Maxwell from Grand Forks
will do an acrobatic stunt at snoring,
according to Charles Taylor the @. N
ticket agent at Grand Forks, and for
this reason the s1eepers will he nrn
vided. An effort Is being made to gel
Louis Dichert to appear in pink tights
but he insists that they have faded,
so pa5amas will be used instead. There
will be a number Of local celebrities to
wander through the woods, but just
who, has not, been given out. Ari
Reade Of the sevilla is arranging some
thing palatable for the visitors while
Bandmaster Kramer will !"toot" some
thing unusual for this particular oc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27

some of the rare species of birds now
found in North Dakota are to be pre-
served, the work of forming reserves
for them is a highly important one.
It is, hoped all will be interested in
this bill.
Last evening the following interest
ing programme was given:
biennial Report of the State Game
and Fish Board of Control" ......
................ Mrs. VIM. F'alger.
Audubon and his work" ............
............ Miss Kathleen CoWan.
tragedies in Bird Life ...........
.......... Miss Juliette Shortridge
Paddy Farrel and the Birds'' .......
George M. Juergens
Shooting Ducks from the Aeroplane''
................. Miss Ruth Dodge
Bird Highways" Miss Holly Thorson
BIRDS Pirates in Hawaii ..........
............ Miss Lillian Wineman
"Leander, the story of a Robin" ......
............. Miss Catherine Dodge
"The Beauty and Wonder Of a Feath-
er" Mrs. G. w. Kelley
Bird music and stories were greatly
enjoyed ais given on the phonograph
by Mrs. Kelley. = .S7~f2ss.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27
IMPlE NJ TARIANS HOLD
FULL SWING. NEXT WEEK

The twelfth annual convention of
the North Dakota and Northwestern
Minnesota Implement dealers asso-
citation will convene in Devils Lake
next week, starting Wednesday,, Feb
ruary 3rd.
The program was announced this
week and contaips much Of interest
since this convention will lead a num-
ber of gatherings which promise to put
Devils Lake in the front rank during
the month of February.
The sessions will be held in the aft
ernoon and evening thus allowing the
visitors ample time to gaze upon the
excellent exhibits which will be given
not only in the exhibit hall at the
Grand opera house, but in the various
places Of business in the city.
The officers in charge of the Devils
Lake gathering who will handle the
convention next week assisted by the
local implement men are:
President-D. e. Towle, Park Riv-
| or.
ce-President-Paul N. Allen, JAM
estown.
secretary-George F. Carpenter, Of
Crookston, MMinn.
The directors whose terms expire
this year are O. g. Olson, Drayton;
John 3. Paulson, Hillsboro, and Paul
N. Allen, Jamestown.
The directors whose terms expire
next year are: F. A. H. Smith, Bot
tineau. W. r. Powell, Warren and D.
q. Towle, Park River.
The program is, replete with good
! things including an address by Gov
eTnor Burke as well as one by Presi.
dent Worst Of the Agricultural college.
The International Harvester com
pany in addition to other displays will
have a large display at Haley & Hy.
lands. Exhibits are arriving daily and
It is expected that by the first Of next
week everything will be In readiness
for the Impfimentarians who will be.
gin flocking to the city as early as
Sunday.
Following is the program in detail.
4 Wednesday, February I.
The President will call the conven.
tion to order at 2 P. ND. E. Towle
president, Park River, N. D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27

Delivering of presidents annual ad-
dress.
Appointment of committees: Nom-
nations, Auditing, Resolutions, and
Cost Accounting
Address, Peddlers' License-0. @.
Olson, Drayton, N. D.
Address, Manufacture and Retailing
Of Goods by the State.-L G. Pryor,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Addressc, The Gas Traetor.-A. Y.
More, Wimbledon, N. q.
Address-By President J. H. Worst
Of Fargo Agricultural College.
Reception Of new members and pay
ment of dues.
Question Box. -...,..
Thursday February, 2, 1911.
Address, Cost Accountfng.-C. M.
Johnson, Rush City, Mimi.
Address,. Automobiles Graham,
of Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co., Fargo
N. D.
Report of Committee on Nemina-
tions.
Our Insurance Coz. ID. Sheehy.
Secretary, Grand Forks, d. D.
Address from Member OF the Manu-.
facturers' Association.
Question Box.
Executive meeting, for members on
ly.
1t is confidently expected that there
will be an address from Governor
Burke during the session, II he can
get away. fram the meetings Of the
legislature.
Friday, February 3, 1911.
fEszEReport of Secretary and Treasurer
Report of Committee On Resolutions.
Address, The Iaap2eaagnt Dealer
Frank o. silloway, Minneapolis.
Address, Advertising, international
Harvester Co. Adv. Dept.
Report of Auditing Committee.
Evenings. -..
During the evenings and at other
times some features in the way Of en-
tertainment have been provided by the
Commercial club Of Devils Lake TO-
help make the stay pleasant. There
are also a number Of other numbers
on the program that will be provided,
but they were not settled definitely en-
ough.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27

SOCIETY
VA W ME3 az M ia H
II u BE g@ ~ M M
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INTERESTING MEETING HELD
TUESDAY NIGHT At KELLEY
'-.'' - = 3s~ HOME.

(: The meeting of the Audubon socie-
ty last evening at the home of Mrs.
Clark Kelley was a thoroughly enjoy.
able one. Literature is to be purchas-
ed for the schools of the county and
some for those attending the Farmers
Institute. The bill to secure the is.
lands in Devils Lake as a reserve Is
securing attention. The idea Of max
ing the reserves or refuge where the
bird or beast may feel secure and find
a resting place Is becoming very pop
ular all over the civilized world. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27
Thursday, February Q.
= Forenoon Session.

. The entire forenoon will be occupied
in the reviewing Of exhibits.
.%:- -. Afternoon Session.
This session from 1880 to 3 O'Clock
will be assigned to the Jobbers, Man,
ufacturers and their representatives,
for the general discussion of any topic
of mutual interest.
500 p. M. Remainder Of Afternoon
r: Session, Executive. =,
Question box discussion.
Report of committee.
!. Election Of officers.
Adjournment. r - #
: Note-At the close Of this session
Executive Committee will meet.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27

tel accommodations. Hundreds of res
ervations have already been made and
this city will be prepared to accom-
modate them in correct manner. The
visitors will be cared for at the sevil-
Ia, Reid and Western hotels. The Wes-
tern hotel has been designated as head.
quarters for members of the associa-
ton and all merchants attending and
the officers Of the association will be
located at the Western. The business
session will be held in the opera house,
making 1t very convenient for the Wis
itors who. will only have to walk
block from any hotel. The exhibits
will be made in the roller rink. w. P.
O'Brien of this city being in charge
Of the exhibit hall. ...--~:
Exhibits.
The exhibit space will be packed
with the latest inventions furnished by
the wholesalers and Jobbers. It will
be a blaze Of electric lights. Each
booth wdll have Its demonstrator and
no more instructive place could be
found at any fair, than exhibit hall
will be at the hardware convention.
The complete program Of the. con-
vention is as follows:
PROGRAMME.
Tuesday, February 2.
=, Forenoon Session.
From $500 to 1880 NJ. will be occupi-
ed In the reviewing OF. exhibits. !: :.
l*5ss;'s ( " Afternoon session. -.*- ~.
1880 p. M: Session called to. order
by. the president. s.,t -:.~. !. e..
5Inyocation-Rey. A: d: ClaftenbnrIg:
Address of welcome Mayor r. J. Nc.
Glory. IN 4s .:- r,
I. Response for .Association-H.: q. A.
Moe: - &"s. ~. :. =. .~': +.
/ Talk by the Associations first Pres.
ident, Clark W. Kelley: " 81
Annual address Of president. =,
Annual report of secretary.
Report Of J. A: RoeIl, delegate to Ma.
tional convention, Denver, July, 1910
| Address, 1.-THE Competitive Princi
pies" n. 'Cuthbsrt, Devils Lake. -.
Rxhibit hall VIII be open from 4:so
to 10:s0P! M. ~, ID ~ 81: -,
Music at 1880 by Devils Lake: band.
'~~= u Wednesday, February 8.
~%- Forenoon Session, ,,'.,c :.
The entire session will be executive
1 :.s:ooE Al. M. Reception of members:
Enrolment of new members and pay
ment Of dues. ~. - =, .,.y. 7.>sa7,Aa:sx,
Appointment of committees. j..
The entire forenoon session will be
devoted to discussion of question boz
topics and in charge of committee con
sisting of W. r. Mcintosh, J. s. Cole
and J. A. White. =" %~
Afternoon and Evening Session.
The entire forenoon and evening un
til 9 o'clock will be occupied / the re
viewing Of exhibits. i
$500 p, M. The members of asso
citation and their friends win be guests
Of the Devils Lake Commercial clul
for the remainder Of the evening. En
tertainment win be provided in the op
era house. Attending the extra pro
gram Of vaudeville which viii be al
ranged. and after the show, at 10 r
M. 1t is planned to adjourn to the Com
mercial club rooms where smoker
|will be offered as well as q musical pro
gram to be rendered by the Nordel
chorus assisted By o. Holm In voca
! lselections and readings. :zs =: tS2s'=2z, :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27
ELkS WILL
HOLD SWAY
III FL W II III @" d Y VI vi ma 81
DEVILS LAKE WILL BE THROWN
ii OPEN TovIslToRs FERRu-:
5t.s.zz:@> ts.z:@>s,S a:. ARY 25TH. -, = -.

The fawns are headed for Devils
Lake. That organization Of big souled
individuals known as the Elks,
win pasture on the good things
that this city can offer at the institu-
ton Of the lodge here on February rs.
There will be car loads OF the gentle
men of this distinguished order from
this and other states and the one night
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27
ATTRAC TIVE PROGRAM is +.
OUT FOR HARDWARE Men

The 1nterOcean is in receipt of the
official program Of the North Dakota
Retail Hardware association giving q
complete idea Of the convention to be
held In this city on February z, and
O.. The program which Is the "get up"
OF Secretary Barnes Of Grand Forks
and other notable officers Of the as
sociation is one Of the handsomest that
has ever been put out by the organiza-
tion which is noted for It's original
ideas in presenting a souvenir OF each
and every gathering. The book which
covers nearly two hundred pages was
published by. the Grand Forks Even
ing Times and shows a quality Of work
manship seldom equaled by North Da-
kota print shops. The cover design in
drab with the great seal Of North Da-
kota embossed in gold makes it very
attractive. ~s, ,.,.,e IL
,erys. The Program.
That the souvenir program viii prove
q source Of advertising to Devils Lake
that It has seldom received is evident
from the pages which are heaped fun
OF knowledge. A Hthograph Of Clark
W.. Kelley OF Devils Lake appears on
one Of the arst pages, he being hon
ored as a result Of his being the flrst
president of the state organisation
Of hardware men. Ceptember 30, 1897
marks the date Of the organization. OF
the hardware men and on this date Mr..
Kelley was elected president. 49,. :,
&. Z 4: s1;:.s$ (: .sS$}.s.A Souvenir. 5s
An excellent photograph of the
Grand; opera house where=the big con,
:s::venttons Will ps 4eld also appears ~ ii
does a iithagraph of every governor
ofeyery state, territory and possession
rof the United States. holding Office pri-
to to November 1st, 1910. The pro:
gram ITSELF is indeed a souvenir that
vail be appreciated mot only by the
people of Devils Lake. but by the hard:
ware merchants OF the state as re.
nembrance of what Devils Lake hopes
Will be the best session Of the great
state association. 5s 5.<= :s Y 4. s +. y ]
I Question Box.
H. A. Moe of Churchs Ferry who is
president Of the association has an.
nounced as the principal feature Of the
session to be held in Devils Lake, the
fact that the long number Of set spec
ches has been eliminated, substituting
In their plac the Question Box. -. The
idea is to have every member contri
butte practical questions and to take
part In the active discussions which
will be conducted by authoritative ones
-:... ..-s' t., 20 @,4rs Officers. e.
Following is the list of officers who
will preside over the session: in Devils
Lake:
President Hans A. Moe Churchs
< Ferry. F..
First vice-Pres.-J. A. White, Edge
T ley. 4.
Second :vice-Pres.- George Dah1e
Carpio. 81. Ill.,. \. ia. r.. IL.
Treasurer-H. r. Emery, Fargo.
=
secretary-C. N. Barnes. Crane
Forks. % r..,. =. -,
Executive Committee: H. a. Moe, J
a: White, G. N. Barnes. H. F. Emery
~ J. Parvada, Lankin, G. w. Wolbert
% Bismarck, A. J. Smith, Darlington, ant
w r. Mcintosh, ex-oficio, Bottineau.
Accommodations. }s.:.ss 5z.;..s.
The Commercial club Of Devils LAX,
!: has been busy supplying the needs 0
the various visitors III the line of ho
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27

casion. Every Elk within a radius of
200 miles Is talking about what will
happen in Devils Lake on February
25th.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-27
H0l FOR THE COMING CONVENTIONS
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MANY:"EVENTS

Feb. 123 Convention
of Implement Dealers
of North Dakota and
Northwestern Minnea-
sofa. Il;
Feb. 1890 Convention
of North Dakota Retail
Hardware Association.
Feb. 14-lP Conven-
tion of North Dakota
Barbers Association.
Feb. 22 Q'Callaghans
at Opera House and
Washington Pail.
Feb. Is Institution of
Elks Lodge in Devils
Lake.; 81 H.. :.
!. Mar, 1-2-3 Farmers
h: Institute and meeting
ofSeemol ustees.. --..-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-17
NUDGRaDoeN
News-Champioa CorrespoeSsoc>
Tuesday. March "a.

uthbhNs hAifu ~.
Mrs. l.. h. Cbamplin has gone u
>slids to remain with her mother tt,s
time.
-. X. Bowers who has been suffer.
ing from an injury to his loot, now
finds IL meBding slowly.
Our store lo.,ks rather lonely nov
and the community IL regretting thu
lack of accommodations in this line.
Mrs. Henrietta Rsdeka has been
for several days at How ard . on thu
Upper Cebolla' attending the bselsitit
of her daughter. Miss Maud. who h
reported seriously III. Dr. Hyatt
came over Friday last To sttend her
A six pound baby girl came to the
home OF MIR. and Mrs Harry A.
!Schnepf being born IN Lake,ity ON the
sth. Mother and child are well and
reports have IL that Harry will ulti-
mately recover. He went over last
Thursday to visit with his new
daughter.
SNOW is very deep ON the hill and
our mail carrier is having his fun.
He has to lay over day now aud 1t
costs him just Ms much to- run three
trips as il used to six. But then yDu
know the deficit must he made up by
Mr. Taft and Mr.. Hitchcock, and the
railroads are 80 very poor. they
could not subscribe to the g. O. r.
slush fund, II their extravaaant pay
was reduced.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-17
0ssisss ou1u Ssso e Uo ~.

The gathering Of 10000 United
Staten soldiers on the bordsr line Of
Mexico still continues, snd q wsr
scare looms large in the horizon.
just what the cause Of this msnea-
yer Is, no one seems able to deter
mine. Probably il 10 the result OF
the desire Of New York 6nsnciers to
protect their holding in Mexico.
The American troops will not be
used 10 invade Mexico, but TO starve
out the rebels, who are getting
supplies and smunition from this
side.
Another much worked scare 10 that
Mexico end Japan have formed an
alliance. and war is really feared
with the little brown men. Ii 10
possible Hobson has been right oil
thsse yesss, sad the rest Of ss repos-
Jag in fsscied security, bot it docs
not sssm psobsble.