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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10
POISON COR eosesas.

A FARMER it9tng near DOdke center.
AaiA. il II communication 10 the nan
sas CITY star reports much success IN
the use OF ACnuuu purple as q Lneuus
OF warning srasrhoppels Oh MS etuin
delds. His Dian is Co spray tue weeds
hnd grass Do'leriag the held to os. pro-
iecteu IN Il strip about three feet vide
With soiution made by mixing Two
quarts OF AOndUn purple Ia forty gal.
tona vi water. He tecomaienlis spray.
ing lust perUre sanduwn ana Two $40.
saquent spraying VI the same strtn.
he says that this method las never
fdlied 10 protect t3s fields, a. ue uus
lss1 IL fora number vi years. It lard-
~ net.a be said that stock If al ktnus
should tn Aept from entiAg tuis poi
sonea forage. Is 1t would Inahe shoiI
Work vi thein.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

FIFTY per cent OF All che expenditures
OF che federal government Is Tor the
maintenance oI our army and navy es-
tabiisnunenls, Che grand Total Icing 10
the neighi,oraoou OF ~ IL. $4,000 La
pittfui contrast 10 this, particularly III
view vi It's beneuGeuce. Is the paltEy
expenuiture u shout s6,3looto FOR
strictly agricultural Improvement pur-
poses. Is II any WOndef we are Begin
ming 10 grow II BIT impatient al CHS
scandai0us misapportionlAenL VI pub
lie funds2
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

II one Aas Access. IL clean, plump
keras,ea cora, ii can De AuIied by tne
rolioWing simpts process anu tasty
ration FURNISHED Tor The able: Take
two quarts ol corn, add two heaping
teaspouuluis Of soda and BOIL - soft
water anil the nuAs start rhe corn
should then De washed in several wa
ters ANA ruboed with the hands to to
moye the Auhs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10
5eriai No 042ls
notice FOR PUBLICATION.

Departmeat vi the Interior, United. states
Lana Office al Waterylle Vaan!as,'.s
AprA z. 1919.
N9tire - hereby given char frank saw.
" i~oolahs, " tsh-, Who. on March a6
1--we I4aae homestead entrys NO IO8ss.
~ ana W q > SO, section Il. townsI,lD
- ~ 4 "a u. " N, htts nled notice oi IN
tentiun 10 make Iinai ave year aomestasa
Lrout. 10 satabiissI claim 10 Litei liant. ABOVE
described, before Geo. a. ffur,ey, III -
commissioner, al LDOInis Wasn.. on lhe.
Ina daY vi May, 1912
~ .,. .,iishnt natihe- az ~ltnessos. Henry
refer eianags-il, I'll VI i-o0nis, " asn.
W Il. hATNEs Resist.r.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

What Is said TO be the largest egg OF
which there is any record has been
laia by a aen at sgin. III. This esg
MEASURES o4s by dia inches III cireua-
ferenc, ana weighs ufteen ounces.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10
Seria. No. Q774o.
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC CATION

va. sn t- "a Inc ategior, gnitaa St.,a.
~ 80 oiIi,iee, Il Wate,v,.le, Wasi.inss Ion.
man a.ouVs = So hereby s.yen .that Riley Peter.
aiaIeh .;yth, 49t0. made hoHiGstelI snoS IN
ee - o. No. q774s. for So n VII SCI ion iti
Ta RAJ e ns, ise'i Ion e towasSip as n
teh4en g make anal conniutatioS9 ~ NJ n
~ taoiisii claim 10 the land a6ovs H. A.
aissisaes sl at hi Z. ! sinese Con
y)r., .Iin4 az, 9amea Is witnesSes: r T.
4 rev Few, A3et Wood, " i fnghan ~ IN ~ y;
/ .9onis' A' Tv ~ ASH. and Thomas Watson. 81
apr. y May lot.
". +. HAYNES, Reslstar
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10
Wild & Gaopury
PRoPatsTcsS
cat Fhsns soS.


No second annual celebration uf
Inc sports Club will be held at Ol1an-
osan rals, d. e.. on June 3. The pro-
gran wlti he ii large one eonslsting vi
morse racing, athletic ana acauatlc
SPORTS. Those IN charge are doing
everything 20 mahe the DAY a success,
and Il sood time is looked iOrwarti 10
Write the secretary sports committee
Tor aAy Information. fl. -. JACKSON.
ABE - MAY 81
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

Sometimes ii IL strictly proper for
the wife 10 10 the milking, but it is
when the husband is III or away On
BUSINESS ana not when he is ldling
awsy time al the grocery.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

An Indiana farmer vi the name vi
r. Z. rain is said % have raised the
most perfect esraof corn IA the world
10 IL tribe over trn inches long. Is
seven ana tnree-Auarter inches IA cir
cumLerenee and Weighs thirty DuuGus
In the position vi Lhe Aernsis there ~
not siueia nlisplaeeinent, anu each
row is perfectly straight An iuter-
esting TACT. y hteh has nothing IL do
except Indirectly with the. ear VI corn.
ID That sixteen years ago Mr.. PaliD
was lfafeitng salesman ami listened
70 the saek 60 the iana esiL
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

The unusually heavy faii OF snow
Oyer much Of the great southwest a.
lookeu apon us a sirtuel guarantee
OF pounGiie crops aud goUu times
through ali chat section. Ihie viii be
a mUpt ee,cone condition after Two
dreaafui drougAty years.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

While the sofs eluple cree yields con.
sidsraDis sup, 1t Il low tn sugar CON
tent ana makes a sirup Lhac IL Iuuch
inferior 10 tnaG securec LrOm the sap
OF the hard maple. 1r0m which variety
practically all ot the maple sugar saG
strip of commerce. is obtained.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

In the testing " me seed ic Is just
as necessary 10 eliminate the ear " nose
kerne,s SNOW weak viJsiity as 90 rhrow
out the ear whose Aerneis are en Lirety
dead, for II the ~esh gerineu seed IL
planted iG will come 10 iittle on moths
ing, making Il stalk that viii produce
no ear ana 30 spindlS that it viii be
worth mighty little tor fodder
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

Many dairy cows ito not produce dp
70 tns lint. because ,hey are not fed
rigat. They may have an abundance
OF locd. but II it Is not qt the right
kina they cenaet give tue oe5l resaits
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

Most ANY vi the DUMB animals have
nore SENSE than sood many folks
along one line at ieas,--tAey seem to
appreciate the vaiue ot fresh air aud
ara no6 as AFRAID or ig ar oi death ana
tn xrs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

Two very inn0 ,aot looking sn cAs ui
nice clean clover sect. chat the Writec
saw III IL retailers Store the other day
cos, the proprietor Sej, anu ne uad 10
pay transportation charges uu top of
thac Ana before the farmer gets 1t
he viii hnVe 10 pay tue feteiier soLus-
thing ior handling IL
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

Whichever ration oiIe may be able to
provide Tor the dock Of he ns one Con0l-
tlop should u AeDC IL ainet-naneiS,
thay Should be coulpeiied 10 scratch for
most VI The grain they lecelse. hts
means exercise. and exercise neans
heath.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

The profit o. q pure orea hefu or
cows depends very largely upon the
Keeper. some men viii make mono
with ordinary STOCK than otAecs viii
maze with the very. best Oh orees.IAg.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

IL hogs are 20 De Kept IN good phys
icaI condition obey shonid have access
70 II supply o. chareoai, ashes and salt
whenever they teei u craving Tor them.
II u little sulpnug is lnlaSu " III che
shea and salt It viii prove oeneaciah
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

The other DAY the heRtucky ieglsta-
tur-, having come 10 the conclusion
that blue grass bas a blossom. adopted
o. as Che Official srate howef.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10
Seriai NO. Qlitie
NORGE FOX PUai.tCA1$S
Depar t4esel "a >ne n ter,or.s Y a. r.

Department ~ .ne "a terror,
t.ApA OHi,ce, A. W aterviiies "
March ., i9i2. -.
Notice is hereby sven thatay.ss
Allen,. Of Wani<ut, WASH, Wna3
20, 10y, lna4s hon4eelead enxy!1S
Tor ga 3 Eh, seoAon 70. tovs
70 q. " W. & w 8 W.
v y y Wa, section 81. tow
r z, ~, W M has iied notice 9 ~
to make Ana ave yeas prooi,1lo
olaI4a to he land above desc,te
rred- J Fine, L. 9 COmmsssie
onlcu, az OroYDls, wash, onos-
DAY, u May, 1912.
Claimant nanles so @itoasss ~
tiotrlsan, Dard = Jolasoisg "
LyhGA, Walter MUUI otoas1. siiaN
cut Wash.
w. r HAfNteSs ~
Apt. y May lO-6t. -
20
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

NOlieh ron PUsLICxH

Depaf t,neat oi me In tsriora u.
Land Office NJ Watsryiiie. "
MArn -. 1919. q.
, NouGS a. hereby gwen tno44tr
Sptnaaeu, ot LOOmis. Wsshsno
On June -Gtn, 1905, made hol..!
NY, NO. i9a. tor > WV ~
~ ana y p n MA, and 5 EH%A
ION -, % e8is6lp IS \. rangnssal
mas MED notice vi intention 20 = n
hNe 5etf homestead pro0I.o 70
oaliH 70 de lana 5boye aeser!e m.
ti"V, Hurley, q. $. Coinmns1
tpViii.41 " aSiiins,On, Vn thehSls''
May l912
ClailnsD uamrs as witnesses;I..
itouttlun. WittiaIn H. CoiiaeSe4'
tintsniy,. Wiii,aIn Weptwortn1n
ho9D.g, Wash.
W. T.. HAyNfsSs n
AM 4s-May a. 81.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

MAS, more, attention should he paid
by farmers 70 such crops as restore
the fertility vi tue soi The CHIEF
AMONG ,eeso are clover aad alfalfa.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10

RPN
u. who sur
hy else BY
B Fitzgerald
cOnd: Day
|unded wine
len Onak
III. FranN
|strated tho
! hanneriu
|ank McDal
Davis dec
| third and
ave to first
liz Powell
Throw from
| get away
10. Bartell
b Powell;
|de throw
khtened W
bnsbury. /
Second--O
|nging sa4
Use follow
ID at secon
tn runners
int nit to
ndled so s
fe and Gas
RnielsOn ia
IOville--E.
edger fell I
find the bS
erhird--On
h first ba
hgle; DaI
f2gerald q
III, but the
Irrel hit td
n. to first
'uld not E
id Wise hi
! first. No
I'd the scON
y hopes Z
,ank Bartd
Id, which
ely dropp4
e ball dow
10 bases, /
)well hit (
Id Bartell
Fuck by I'll
hniel reach
StoddaN
mpting tO
hte: a will
u Geo. Bal
I was jug
1rtell scor
] and was [
Fourth
: atoms not
lndling the
sfe; Van z
at wascapQ
trd pushed
anielson re
Hzgerald s.
He. No
Tort; VIII
fikes; Hed
VI at first.
fFifth--On
1ansbury q
Ne runner
titled in Il
avis stole
ented a bal
III a single
love a Ion
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-10
SEVENTH
ON l

An alleged
km on the U
ktrong Onal
lay afternO
n noisy am
we're expect
vas given G
Implication
Vas really Al
IDmpared vi
NO clubs til
n game be(
hat had npv
Vas worse
While an %
hade. they |
Iuent to ma
Sting. The
hly a part
There was q
\ execution
bl, field {
3 the honeI
d win the G
ID a better
u the past
I'LL make {
bis season.l
he game (
ectatiOns a
tere based 4
keek befOreI
Dam. The
teir ability
gain. 1'hel
lore practiQ
lay to wiq
hme is calI
BIT. The pei
foved by u
hey want SCI
nd the pan6
bort. 1t isl
MI not han
trrowfui st(
tFirst--Onl4
Isastrously.j
tppened in
he home col
III how not
bt the rave
edger, Who'll
hnle If he nd
I'd difficulty
he start and
ur wide on
ID ON a WI
Rn Znnt's Z
n down on
BIS peppere(
sOn could
10 out and}
love a high
rritOry, an
III. Nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
EXAMINING EVIDENCE
In the Meantime Warrants for stand
ard Oil OniciaIs Are Held Up.

Washington. December 5--Attorney-
General Wickersham to-day called into
conference Charles c.. Morrison. In
charge OF the big oil Investigation OF
the Department Of Justice. and VIII
liam H Atwell, United States attorney
at Dallas. Texas. TO determine whether
the government should dismiss for lack
dictments. especially those against
Standard Oil officials. returned at Dali
las last August for the ALLEGED vio-
lation of the Sherman antitrust Law.
Service OF the warrants for the ar
rest of John ID. Archibald. H. C Fol
ger, Jr., and W. &. Teagle. of the
Standard Oil. indicted with others at
Dallas in connection with the case
against the Magnolia Petroleum Com
pany. IL being held up by order of the
Attorney General because Mr.. Wicker
sham believes the evidence which So
far has been brought to his attention
did not justify their Indictment and
would not warrant removal proceed
ings.
lIr. AtweN and Mr.. Morris. whose
investigation Is expected to reveal
whether there has been any violation
of the decree dfssolviug the STANDARD
OIL Company. discussed the general
Attorney General and James A. Fowler,
his assistant No conclusion was
reached. but Mr.. Morrison and Mr.. At
we'll were Instructed by the Attorney
General TO make a careful Joint study
of the evidence and report to Mr.. Wick
ersham whether IN their Judgment IL
was sufficient to sustain the indict-
rnents Other conferences probably
will follow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
L0OSeNESS IN THE HOME
co.~r-or vrr-brW TEN. WHIST u
Wrorz On American LIE

Chicago III Decemcsr s-Ihomas
r. Marshall Governor Of Indiana sno
wee President q the United
state. cane % chicago to-day 70 at
tend the FEDERAL Conference OF tne
Churches q Christ IN America re
brought frosn Indianapolis a mssssse
81 ccndderce from his denomination.
ia PRESBYTERIAN Church. in the plan
- church cooperation which the coun.
eli plans TO accomplish. but expressed
a doubt that church unity as espresso
in one church ard one creed VIII come
TO pass in America. In response 10 re-
quests that ne speak to the conVen-
ton Governor Marshall took stand
IN favor Of the recognition OF GIFTS
Sanity IN public iife-
IF there IL anything wrong ~
American ufe.~ he said. II IL the
loose ness in the home Of the American
scople on eternal verities and q dcsre
90 look after present advance The
1Bunders of the ou1srican -epuolic
closed their declaration OF principles
with an sppesi ~ God foT His ap-
prevail and their example may eel be
initzfed"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
TIME FOR DEVELOPMENT
Poindexter Believes Country skouic
Use Its Resources.

Washington, December 5.-Senator
Poindexter, OF Washington, IN an 40
dress here to-day before the Nationai
Rivers and Harbors Congress. declared
that the time had come for the devei-
opment of every resource in this coun-
try, and emphasized waterway devel-
opment as one Of the country's most
important needs. because the railways
alone cannot handle the trade.
Harold +. Mccormick. vice-president
and treasurer of the International Har-
vester Company. expressed the opinion
that as with the Panama Canal, large
bond issue could be created for the
purpose Of improving on large scale
the waterways of the country
Harness the Mississippi and make
the wa;erpower development pay for
the cost OF improving the river" was
the eist OF the message brought to-day
bv Secretary OF War Stimson 10 the
congress.
Secretary Stinson declared that whcn
the nation assumed a responsibility as
great as that OF spending sSe'0Oo."oV
for improving a river. the general tau
payer Of the country should get the
benefit Of the incidental profits arts
ing.
Representative Sparkman. OF Flcrida.
chairman OF the House Committee on
Rivers and Harbors. did not agree with
the assertion OF President TAFT yester-
day before the congress that the MIS-
sissippi should be improved under the
general welfare clause OF the constl-
tuition. for. said Mr.. Sparkman. II
would be a sad day for the country
and he feared ~ would lead to wide
system OF log rolling" IL appropria-
lions were made always on the claim
that thew were FOR the general vel
fare. lie asserted that river improve
ments should Be made only for the
benefit Of commerce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
TELLS OF TRUST METHODS
witness Explains How Nationsi Com
pany Keeps Down 0Pposstion.

Cincinnati, Ohio. December o.
Methods that were used TO crush COM
petition by the National Cash Regis
ter Company we're described on the
witness stand to-day in the trial OF
President John II. Patterson ano
twenty-ni1e other efficiais and former
oficials OF the company oy Joseph Z
Warren an automobile dealer OF Bcs-
ton. formerly employed by the National
Company. The officials are charged
with having violated the criminal SCI
ton OF the Sherman antitrust act
An office boy in New Orleans was
used in spotting opposition machines
at railway stations and then shadow
ing them to thes- destinations, Warren
raid According TO the witness. Pat
terson advised buying out opposition
factories TO prevent. them from put
ting opposition machines on the mar
ket
The witness testified that Edgar
Park OF New York. one OF TIE de-
PENDANTS had been furnished money
by the National Company TO buy OUT
competing companies and then CLOSED
them Warren further SAID that I. j.
Watson. present sales manager OF the
National was the man selected 10
crush second ha nd stores OF the oppo-
sition.
On cross-examina ton tire witness
said most of the deals whereby the
NatiorsI took over competing concerns
we're put through largely because II
was alleged there had been infringe
ment upon patents held by the Ma
tiousf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
Santa Claus Letters
viii Be Delivered

NssbIrEtou. December S-foN-
ra-t~r-sruersi Hitchcock t"-dsy
issued sr order authorizing 81
po.tas-ser. 20 deliver ~>snts 'lsu-
letter. 90 rorh charitable iu-fttu-
lions IN TIE cifv or tow -ners re-
-~fv~d a. snsy desire 60 EfVc sffrn-
tIor 60 the requests the, CONTAIN.
4. Christmas Dsv spproscne-,
naov fhou~nnd- 81 letters are writ
ten 90 "ssufa CIru-~ ~ children OF
th~ poor. spFcsF for Cbhstmas
-~u~.hr,r~~.. Postmaster
General feels tn he Fost-omcc
Dep.rfm~,t should sid. 80 TAR rs
po-.fhIe. IN the philsnthropic worn
OF rr~~sine che requests
~ the letters fail Go hcsr POSTAGE
-fnmp- a. will bc necessary under
fh~ law for the po-fnsaSter 20 Tor
vr,rd them 60 the division OF dead
letters. hat In that event Ne D ru-
tsorts~d ~ fe-day's order Go sub
nit the names and addresses Of
~hnrstskie Gr~fItutton. thnt src Will
ing On worthy cases Co look sffrr
the vsruf. Of the writer.
while fhi- ns~fhod 81 hnndsirE
.s-nss Claus letters VIII entail
-,r,~ additional work upen the Pos
fsI -~rzfce. wr. Hitchceck believes
tb~ purpose Co view VII ta-ftfy
fully TIE erp~r-c-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
"POcKETED" IN SENATE
Taft's Appointments Are Not Likely
20 he Confirmed

Washington. December s.-Demo-
cratic leaders in the Senate apparently
had gathered added strength to-day
FOR the proposed movement TO prevent
the confirmation OF a majority Of Pres
ident Tafts appointments TO ONCE
that will be made in the last three
months Of his administration 1t Is
understood now that practically all OF
the post office appointments VIII be
apocketed" BY Senator's from the in
terested districts wherever they might
b. affected BY change OF administrS-
ton March I.
Tvo nominations that came up IN the
Senate Commerce Committee to-day
were referred 10 members OF the Sen
ate who 10 Is understood. arc likciy 70
hold them ID. The appointment OF T..
q Nexberry as collector OF customs Tor
the AIbemarie district. IN North Ger
offna- was referred 20 Senator Sim
mons. and that OF James J. Harrow as
collector Of the Ssiuria district. IN
Texas 20 Serafor Eankhcad. senator
simmons opposed = previous ucmins o.
ton OF SeVoerry. and Senator Bank
iFad will not report the Hardin nomi-
nation unicss the Texas Senator's ap-
prove He does not expect they Will
DO 80
Tsxss appointments are 20 be ieft
entirely 90 Senator CuTfers'- ard Rep
resentafIvs Sheppard. row senator
e7ecr. according % a Statement made
TO-DAY BY Senator Bailey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
TRAPPED IN BARN
Three Children Are slowly Burned to
DEATH

Pittsburgh. Pa. December Strap
ped in a burning barn at Universal. a
borough. three small children were
slowly burned TO death to-day while
their mothers listened TO the chill
drcn's screams and tore franticslly at
the wcatherboarding OF the barn In
futile attempt to save them
The dead are elizabeth Sophsn. five;
John Chasiey. four. and Mary Rands-
god eight
Thcv rad visited the barn 10 play
md are thought TO have had matches
The children hsd clCs SGD and fastened
th. barn dcc-.
The flames were discovered by Ars-
Soyllan she knew the children were
IN the harm and her cries brought Mrs
s-hssics and Mrs Rands- The pitifui
cries 81 tho burning children drove tn-
mothers into = Wild frenzy. When help
arrived tho th~~c women were prsc-
ideally usniacs. Tno three chsrred
hodics OF the children were recov-
cred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
Attitude Toward Armis-
tice Is in Agreement
- With Allies.
PREVENT TURKEY
FROM PROFITING
While Balkan States Are Discuss
ing Peace With Common En-
envy Greece Will Keep Otto
man Army From Improv-
ing Its Position-France
Plainly Outlines Policy.

Ion<on, December 5.-Greece still Is
standing out from the arTnistice. but it
is explained, both from Sofia and
Athens. that this separate action is
undertaken in agreement with the al
lies to prevent Turkey from profting
from the armistice to improve her
military position
An unconfrmed report from Athens
saws the Greeks are continuing their
operations against Janina, but else
where orders have been received TO
cease hostilities.
Reports current yesterday In some
quarters that arrangements had been
made for the revictualing OF the be
sieged gsrrisons appear to have been
inaccurate Provisioning will not be
gin until the peace conference has been
inauEurated-
The Bulgarian government neWsps-
pe-. Mir. en- an editorial to-day. di-
Iatcs on the advantages to Turkey or
good understanding with Bulgaria II
fe~Iares Turkeys salvation lies not in
continuing the war. but in seeking
rsoprochenent with Bulgaria
IRE French Premier. NJ. Poincsre. In
spssch in the Chamber OF Deputies
in which he reviewed the va ana Us
effect on European interests. indicated
that the different problems would b
solved 1T the LONDON conferences, sno
expressed the hoPe that Turkey would
speedily recover her prosperity. tie
said u would % necessary 20 deter
nine what part 90 the Turkish public
debt sbould be taken over b. the Sal
kan states. and sdde5 that France
probably would arrange special con
MENTIONS with the sllicE 70 rthc pro
s~-,fo- Of the extensive French inter
ests in the conquered territories