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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Forest City.

-isve Wallace wa, IN Oregon,
Mis- Ruth lIcad.ey l. attending
school Ia -, Joseph.
willis Acton. Of New Point, was
In the city. saturday.
Rev. Davi, and family left Mon.
day Tor Nandalia, Mo.
Ian Unison aud others are losing
their hogs with the cholera.
Mrs. BERT Everson va, ST. 10.
sepli visitor. one day. last week.
Albert Limp spent Saturday and
sunday At home with his family.
Miss Nellie ramsay Is attending
college In Cameron, this fall and win.
ter.
Mr.. Baker. II Nodaway county. l.
visiting At the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. McGuirc.
Miss Grace Finer returned from
a weeks's visit To Troy, Kan. Tues.
day evening.
.-l,ev. &. &. Miller preached al
kinsey schoo! house. SUNDAY, morn.
tng and evening.
We learn there are several horses
sick. and a number have died. In and
around Forest City.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Lord, Of Falls
city, visited her parents, l.. y. Wat
son and wife, last week,
Miss Grace kollmcr has been hav
Ing the grippe. the last few days, but
al this writing l. rapidly GONZALES
cling.
There will be services at the NJ
T.. church, sunday, morning and even
Ing, conducted by the pastor, Rev. &.
&. Miller.
Rev. &. &. Miller and j. a. Lease
attended the Dist ict Conference q
the VI. r.. church. South, In ST. 10
sepl,, saturday.
The many friends Of Mrs. Webb
Kelley, Of Willow Springs. Mo-, vii
he pleased to learn. she Is gettinI
along nicely and considered out o
danger. q.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20

Mrs &. T.. Munn. Who has benin
a -. Joseph hospital Tot scvcrai
weeks. recovering from an operation,
has 50 far recovered a, to he able To-
leave the hospital. and expects to r..
turn 10 her home here today or to-
Inorruw.
Miss Mary OrlendorH, 81 IIiawa.
tia. Kan. and Mr.. Clarence Riley. OF
Ohio. we're guests at the Will Morris
home for couple Of days this week.
They went on to Kansas city for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Ovens:
Mr.. .. was formerly Orpha Raiser.
During the week. q large land
deal was contaminated whereby &. u.
look and .Ioe u. Murray purchased
the 1000 acres, constituting the old
George Quick farm, southwest Of this
place. from John :. Bilby and Tom
Mckee. Tie price paid las no, yet
been made public.
| Joshua Guthrie, Of the Lincoln
district, Was ~ years old Tuesday,
and friends and relatives called about
the noon hour and took dinner with
him, and made him feel as happy as
a kid of ten summers. Mrs. william
Turnham, u this city, a sister. was
there a. a guest.
Wanted have steady work
for Overall, Pant and SEir, makers,
and can give permanent employment
to seventy.hve operators a, once. We
VIII teach inexperienced ladies 10
make the above garments, Apply
loot IL, Campbell Factory. 10, North
+th street, -. Joseph, Mo-
Miss Merle Moore, q ~ year.old
Stanberry girl. committed suicide
sunday by drinking carbolic acid.
The girl had made great preparations
to go away to college this tall. but
her father had lately met an unex.
pect ed financial demand and Was un.
able To send her. Because of her dis.
appointment she ended her life.
JAKE ana sam hu'her are WIN
nro' '!ers, an" ,''ey were !" years o'o
Moh"a! 'as'' September ~ an" VI"
beknown to them .Iakes wife or,
ranged a special dinner for them, and
invited IL" Oh the Ie'a'''es ana
friends To come In and enjoy II witt
them and they came, too, In good,
,,n,,.r. and lad a mos, eniov,,l,
""' - "''' ''"' " '"'''" '''
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A pleasant letter from Tim
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Obituary..

Ian. & Shoemaker was horn In
ro.,,..,.r Y y Noyemter p, l-in
4, IA. 40. 81 l. wears she vas mar.
risd ,o Daniel T.. Russell. a graduate
~ Va. College. That same year they
we're bp,h united with th. N. r.
chu,cb. in which they were promi.
men. workers until declining health
pt.y.n,.d. In I~D tl.ey removed to
Jackson. Mich. Where Mr. Russell vas
a promin.p, farmer and s,Ukraiser.
In I~,i. after Mrs. Russell expert.
.nced slivI, stroke OF paralt SIS,
us,ysician. advised a change of eli.
mate. and they settled In Missouri
si,ce which time they have resided al
filimos-. Si,annal, and st. Joseph.
And In i~,o ,ltey traded their st. 10.
,epl, interests for ~ acre. Of land. 4,
mile. Ca, of Oregon, Mo-: living In
this county lo wears. Wien old aye
and declining Heath prompted them
10 return to II. ! Js.ph after selling
their farm.
She was the mother Of five chill.
dren. two " whom died Ia infancy
and one. Belle NJ. who married r. =.
Montgomery. uf Boickow. IN l-1-. and
di.dtvoyear> iat.r:and thus she leaves
two daughters. Mrs. Eva L. klOpp, Il
Oregon. and Mettle VI. Payne. Of 81.
Joseph. No. Five years ago Mr.. Rus.
sell died While on visit to Ms.
k.opp In Forbc.. No. Mrs. Russell.
-inc. tuen making her home with
M, PaVn.. and aih,e living With
her ,af'efing severe stroke Of paraly.
Il. A littI. over two wears ago. since
then >l.r recovered slightly. but has
La.u almost A l,.ui,S- invalid since
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
NJ. E. Church Notes.

All evening service, will begin al
i:JD O'Clock.
The pastor will lead the League
service next sunday night. Topic.
Tile Cumulative Power ~ Selfish.
nes, Mark |. ~. Service begins at
6:.p,
Miss Nettie Harris. Of Kansas City
will preach for IL both morning anc
evening. SUNDAY. Special music la'
been prepared. Cone aud hear her
HNsrOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20

The many friends Of Mrs. Webb
Kelley, Of Willow Springs. Mo-, will
he pleased to learn. she Is getting
along nicely and considered ont Of
danger. q,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20

Flower Pots. all sizes. al the Va.
riety store.
C. u. look and wife were 81. 10.
seph visitors, "Wednesday.
james WEIGH, OF Omaha, i visiting
his former Oregon friends.
I'd. Gibson l. visiting with Silas
Buchrr and Sol. Iachman. on, at En-.
nett, Id,
Jim Rostock, Chas. Steele and
Jack Armst rong we're -. Joseph Wis
iior>, Sunday last.
--Ur. a. q. Young, Of Forbes. was
IN town Monday, looking after som,
business matters.
Miss Justine lloltz, Of kansa'
City, Is here. visiting relatives and
numerous friends.
Mrs. Bessie Springer was In 81
Joseph, a few days this week, fol
medical consultation.
Joseph Randall, Of Forest city
was transacting business here viii
h. &. benton, Monday.
LANES T.. Ramsay, Of the Woods
dist rici, il down with typhoid fever
and l. very sick man
John Noellsch, Mrs. Andy an'
Mrs. Henry Ilershner were In 81. 10
seph. Wednesday, OF this week.
Mrs. Pearl Maple was called To 81
Joseph. Monday, by the alarming III
ness Of her sister, Mrs. otto Degen.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
County Central Committee

Chairman. r. &. DUNCAN. oregon.
Secretary. ". u. Alkite, Forest
City.
Treasurer. Jas. 4. Williams. Forbes
BipelOw Frank Walker
benton WIN. Tyson.
Clay-M. e.. BrumDaush.
Forbes Jas. A. Williams.
Forest W. u. Alkirc.
Hickory Art Cailow.
Liberty Jacob Wehrli.
Lincoln August ilcn>tofi.
Lewis +. e.. Duncan.
MintOn -Thos. bunker.
Nodaway f. Brett.
Inion--E. l.. GafIney.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Card of Thanks.

We wish Ia tender our heartfelt,
thanks to those Who NJ kindly assist
ed Us during the illness and death OF
our beloved mother and grandmother
Mr.. Ian. u. Russell.
MrrTir VI. PAYNE.
EVA l.. kLOrr,
Her Daughter:
BECLAH kLOi'P,
MILDRED kLOPP,
NORMAN kIOrr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our. neighbors and friends
who SO kindly assisted us during the
sickness and death Of our father, ;,
Mn, AND Mrs. WESLEY H0p8IN,
Nh. AND Mrs. WILLIAM HoRaIS,H
MH.,AND Mrs. SCOTT HODaIN. ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
RUN.

NJ. II. Wright Is making sorghum
moiass.s. He asks his old friends and
Gust omers to yet their orders In al
once CAN or address him, Route No.
!. Forest C!ty. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Goats Are Arriving.

We have begun 10 receive tie new
things In Misses aud Ladies Coats.
By the first of Drtuhcr Our whole line
will he 81 display.
kEEEk Il IIASNESS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Friday. September 30. 1912.
The Republican Ticket.

FOR President:
WILLIAM II. TAFT.
For Governor:
JDiN &. MCKINLEY
judges Of the supreme Court:
jobs kENNISH,
CHARLES 4. DENTON.
For Congress:
cLArb V. HICKMAN.
Dor Representative:
WILLIAM Il. SWOrE.
- Benton.
Dor Judge County Court H. pi.'.
PETER RAISER.
II Forbes.
For prosecuting AZ rfney:
\. ". TIBBEL>,
~ Benton.
For Sheriff
GEr. GELNlN.
u Lewis.
For Assessor:
FERRY ". RAMSAY.
~ Hickory.
fur Pubic Administrator:
GEORGE ". MMIN>.
e Lewis.
Fpr county Treasure:
>EBD'ES CARSON.
al Lewis.
Ipt SurNCNyr.
JOHN u. pERET.
81 i.rNt>
iUr Coroner:
l.. II LONG.
81 Lincoln.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-03-19
Small Talks

Il am a i'm believer n
HALI-Honolulu big 1t
the O. whole
D.
but nothing with
GENERAL NAcoMBPearl Hbor selected the the
MIDsHIPN1N KINGWe had idea might be going
suppose newspapers
going the Philippines.
zENo X should steadily
of the Home These Islands will
company any west of Chicago.
ToWsE-I believe Honolulu would
with ship calling here We have something
will through the the
M MARTIN 1
for all of
for
TREASURER ooNKLINGPamer Woods armed with Ratchet is the
the Territory Koha side of Hawaii against the Mdier
futhy hear that the will the Volcano
the Volcano establish
going plants investigated gate
before being allowed in
harbor Kahward shundredt Kal
channel Hundreds tidal flats reclaimed
wharfage provided by the Honolulu
Kaihi basin by the proposed channel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-03-19

only
and anarchy
intensely amused the other day the by the remarks of lady
f1y the
tightly pulled and blew like
that her gownf that is the
for the things ladies wear when they are gong
officer who sitting beside her.
% 70 mention that The croung glory Of the costume was her
attempt
desbe-edes know limitations But was some hat And had
stuck end while the other projected out four FIVE inches from
h top
that what started out The lady
part that was amply repaid by the look IN ms eyes Then she began to talk
subject conversation, which pitched in rather loud
n s A ts in a that her own feet so sbos
dancaled attention the feet
Chinese little ripping ggg that flowed
evenly through fetching
thinking
with her hair sked both
pretty shoulders
brilliantly
But beneath ALL Kng they sisters under their skins
white
hair uli
Both of them the height of fashion Both
the abuties of their different and
of which
from the the other with her tight s and distorted waist
gasps
then, wondering, which
distorted feetor waitH
the legislature of the Territory ii
as a epitaph but it has happened nevertheless.
bills the benefit of Hawaii Mr. Loebein
official Loebentein distinguished himself
leading interrogation point
heads.
Ha the department public surveyed Kwailoa
not7''
to always
told: IF why not7'
recently wandngs
cemetery a
his earthly of
the grave, and this quotations.
NOTG''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-03-19
Can This Be True?

narrowing
world
missions Cora Harris the weknown authoress the Saturday Even
They spiritual business cquning themselves with the
most degrading details of the most degraded lives
They read with appetite stories of actual wckeness that
would revolt of fiction This the
missionary enthusiastic interest
his with that this diseased
often navey minds the
Mrs Martin herself waddng encyclopedia of sm dongs and heather
scandals There nothing that the the world could do with
Martin did of signing vcarous
largely responsible with which regarded
dancing strong counting could unmarried
without eng them
reading question is Which the repreh
exchanged the eavesdroppng of the
saint who intercepts and reads hemf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-03-19
SAYS GOV. FREAR

"The Portuguese vote alone is
increasing more rapidly than the
Chinese and Japanese votes COM
bined."
"Tho Chinese and Japanese do
not combine. Indeed, the propo-
sition has been advanced by high
civil and military officers and
others Of allowing large num-
Dor Of additional Chinese to en-
ter the Territory for the very
purpose of offsetting the Japa-
nese."
''It is highly important =
that the population Of the Terri
tory should be built up as rapidly
as possible on Caucasian lines,
and this has been one Of the main
policies Of my administration"
''At least two of the three
Governors = Dole and myself =
have not been from the planta-
ton element, and few, If any,
among those likely to be consid-
cred for that position are less en-
tangled with those interests"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-03-19

letter of introduction handed
Of merit concluded;
Macbeth RicheeU, Hamlet shOek billiards He billiards
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-03-19


available be incomplete find nothing
through through go inspect
bitches I could the chance
The opening of the Panama route will increase business for Honolulu
this will be the because will make traffic in
of land of it.
Between four and five thousand craft go through the sez
but there much shipping in that of the world than the portion
According to the latest adces the President of the United States be
poso
that the charge shall not be than $s ton This ought
tonnage but be net Nothing said SO far about any toll
tolls $3.50 and $1sa The suez pays
being its This ditch about
ghen miles from faway to faiway and the time occupied its neg
nineteen The regulations that must
use their fix the speed limit at five and knots per hour
declare immediate not be demanded of right 1t has
'turnOuts"
ten to passage,
spent power generated
will utilized that must
accept tOwg
full the distance of
miles half the The estimated of
operating year. likely, however
fixing charges The opening of the canal by the will Obie the
investment OIL the Iehuantepec route people, IL does seem a they
receive
reasonably expected
Atlantic craft This will
tourist life. -.
Having heard deal ebeihed
cables have finally to the conclusion reader of the astonishing
Star that entitled
from the cable thing
getting by cable
English hope
who write
policy publishing
cable unmbelshd
quite publishes
thing simply publish
thing
either to fill its duty publish
teligent keep in policy
embeng dispatches As matter quite Ofen)
hOpess puzzled unable understand cable
-'embelihes every cable it gets-every single
This not in view of the policy paper
as they and happens in pher let have that
wstar subscribers dig code and find what and half
the time they might just well be doing that
cables read makes them unnteIgble
Reading symposium opinions subject
opening
Akai remarked that limit
development
my opinion very
which the City and County of Honolulu will lack in which to
spread appears the mind
ed by her room Mr. Ak ddn put exactly that way but that what he
bit of boost in the tourist business would make his indefinite
cast true
opinion pay Territory
the
perhaps
might operate loss tourists
able
problem
facilities expand
accommodate the visitors the sier
couple years
y y
happen earnest patriots engaged
pOmulgatg principles of the late William Mckinley William Jenning
Bryan there should suddenly be decision by the financial that
that isn't worth while to for the prOmuging know that job
policies Ach,
and others whose names will echOng down the halls of fame with h
Blaine other patriots economists that he wi
preach protection Kal nothing
Charley from telling his enthrned constituents that the POLICE
the precincts of the Fifth which fairly seehg with excitement
whether the tariff revised down But what of the rank and file
leaving patriots reckoningi good gold
ceased flow from the golfers of the who sustain the Ru
headquarters there would be hull in precinct patriotism The Oa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-03-19
SO MUCH FOR THE KINNEY
CHARGES AGAINST GOVERNOR
BombsheIl Of Facts and Figures Scatters the
FanCieS and the FaIacies Of the
Attorney for the Delegate

tFrom saturday,s Advertiser.l
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-24

NJ WIRE AND CABLE
George, Chicago, is dead, Acute
typhoid fever. Was third inmate
of state reformatory to die within
ten days of the fever.
Madison, Wis. - University
dance goers are aroused over a re-
currence of Tagging" by certain
student dancers. Students COM
mittee will take action.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Bole Stan
icki bought hunting license and
tried to get married on it. Parish
priest refused to marry him. He
bought a regular license.
St. Louis, Mo.-Goat got in
box office of local vaudeville
house and ate 1000 tickets. Man
ager trying to make goat either
cough up" tickets or cash.
Denver, Col. Pet tortoise,
aroused by warm ray of lamp in
St. Marks Church, wiggled
around and overturned the lamp.
Firemen saved the church.
Los Angeles.-When c. E.
Wilson walked into his boarding
house his landlady tainted. He
had been reported dead and a
grave dug ready for the funeral.
New Worthwhile the after
theater crowd looked on
Thomas cat, fighting with the
tails" on fur-trimmed $3.50
gown in a Times Square shop
window, tore the dress to shreds.
St. Petersburg. -Rear Admiral
Tschagin, commander of Cars
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-24

Indianapolis, Ind.-No relief as
i. yet promised in coal famine
here.
Washington.-Unable to Sc
: cure any witnesses Clapp com
mittee investigating campaign
contributions held no session to-
I day.
j Lincoln, Neb.-W. ]. Bryan in
+ his Commoner today commends
the candidacy of Judge Dunno for
the Illinois governorship.
Denver, Col.-Reported here
today that Hartman interests
plan to build through Colorado
a new line of railroad connecting
Union and S. Pacific and tapping
rich agricultural and coal mining
= territory.
Scott's Bluff, Neb.-Construc-
J ton gangs along the Union Pa
cihc line have unearthed here a
=. number of fossils which scientists
= declare among the rarest speci-
mems found in recent years. Head
:of a pterodactyl is among them.
We should worry.
q Albright, Neb.-Small boys
soaped tracks of ALB interurban
line Traffic delayed four hours
while road employees, passengers
and squad of police scrubbed the
{ rails.
Buena Vista, Col.-Two dead
and one dying as result of having
eaten weinerwurst and sauer-
kraut at the Murphy mine, near
e here. VIM. Canning, sup't, is dy-
ing of ptomaine poisoning. His
bride of two weeks in critical con
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
George W. Egan Files
Fourth Damage Suit

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. June 3o4Spe-
ciaL)-An additional damage suit has
been instituted by George w. Egan of
this city. who was a candidate at the
recent primary election for nomination
to the office Of governor on the repub-
lican ticket. The defendant in the latest
action commenced by Mr.. Egan is the
American Publishing company Of Aber-
deem, publishers of the Aberdeen Daily
American. Mr.. Egan, by his suit, seeks
to recover damages In the sum of $4,000
for alleged false and malicious charges
against him which were printed by the
Aberdeen paper during the primary cam
paign
This now makes four such suits which
have been instituted by Mr.. Egan, the
other three being against the Watertown
Daily Public Opinion, Sioux Falls
daily newspaper and e. C. Ward,
Sioux Falls capitalist In each case Mr..
Egan places his alleged damages at
$4,000. The trial Of the case promises to
be unusually sensational and that they
will be bitterly fought both by the
plaintiff and the defendants is certain.
Mr.. Egan will be aided at the trials
by several Of the leading attorneys of
Iowa. as well as by several South Da-
kota lawyers Of statewide reputation.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
WMYYMM0RE PHONE USERS
ORGANIZE FOR CONTEST

WYMORE. Neb., June @.--(special. s.
Telephone users In Wymore propose "a
have the first blow In any prospective
fight with the companies. A meeting held
Yesterday was attended by about forty
members OF the Commercial club and citi-
zens. 1t was decided that the present
telephone rates as embodied In the fran
chise OF the New Home Telephone COM
pany are good enough and that there ia
no necessity OF paying two rates for two
telephones to one company. A commit
tee consisting Of DR.. G. G. Gafford, Judge
Frank B. Crawford and Mahlon Neumann
was appointed to draw up a contract.
which It is hoped all telephone users will
sign In the contract 1t will be agreed
10 pay for but one telephone, and to nav
no more than present rates. In case the
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph com
pany. now owning both systems In wy
more, viii continue to charge for both
Telephones, or will not cut the two sys-
TENS together or try to raise the rates,
all telephone users win discontinue their
use at one time. II is thought this sys-
TEN will bring results sooner than TO law
The matter before the railway commission.
4 meeting will be held the first OF next
week In the matter. Manager Ahlquest
of the Lincoln company says he thinks
his company will charge for but one tele-
phone where patrons have both after
July L He also thinks Bell patrons win
be given benefits Of the New Home coun-
try connections very soon. He cannot
say when the two systems will be cut to-
gether in wymore
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Nebraska.
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County

BEATRICE, Neb., June 30.-(Special) y
Elmer Moscehl and Miss Mary Bower
were married Thursday evening by Rev
r. M. Badger. They will make theil
home at Akron, Colo, after a visit of q
! few days in the city with relatives ant
| friends.
Judge L NJ. Pemberton Of the district
court has granted divorce to Mary Hill
from Edward Hill on the grounds of nom
support. She was given the custody OF
their only child. The couple was married
at Council Bluffs. Ia. on July s, 1907.
Odel will celebrate the Fourth and the
committees in charge have arranged a
fine program.
County Treasurer Hevelone has called
in 5000 of Omaha & Southwestern rail-
road bonds. This completes the payment
of the $4,000 issue of these bonds, which
were due July /, 1911. and by agreement
of the state treasurer have been carried
as past due bonds until levy could be
collected 80 that they could be paid. The
been reduced $4,000 since January /, 1912.
Mrs. Nancy Killen, pioneer resident
Of Adams, died suddenly Thursday night.
She had been in failing health for some
time. She was the mother of s. d. and
D. J. Killen of this city. She is survived
by five sons and daughter.
The Farmers Lumber and Supply COM
pany. with capital stock of $4,000, has
been organized at Kinney, small town
just east Of Wymore on the Burlington
road. The officers elected are: J. M
Howe, president; William A. stoll. vice
president; s. A. Kinney. secretary and
treasurer: j. M. Howe, s. A. Kinney.
Claude Knouse, Peter Bednar, Harry
Darner, w. A. Stoll and John Mack.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
state finances strong.
Mass Religious Meeting.

Ks
A new innovation In religious worshi,
has been inaugurated In Lincoln. Tonigh
all OF the churches Of the city held
monster union meeting on the capito
grounds. Richard L. Metcalf spoke OF
The Citizen OF Yesterday" Senator e. ]
Burkett, The Citizen Of Today" ant
Governor Aldrich, THE Citizen Of Tomor
row. The Trinity military band and tn,
big st, Paul chorus furnished the music
for the meeting.
New Realty Company.
Articles Of incorporation of the Buck.
walter-Smith Aeal Estate and Loan com.
pany were filed In the office OF the secre.
tary OF state yesterday. The headquar-
ters of the company will be at Winnie
bago. Its capital stock is 100000 and the
incorporators are r. w. Buckwalter and
=. J Smith.
Keep Down Expenses.
The uncertainty as to whether congress-
VIII pass appropriations to cover certain
lines Of work in the agricultural depart.
ment caused the bureau of chemistry to
notify Chemist Redfern OF the Nebaska
pure food department not to incur any
more expense along the line he has been
working after July /.
Free Transportation Off.
The Rock Island railway has received
permission from the railway commission
% change It's rule for the transportation
Of goods to trade expositions where such
goods are Offered for sale. Formerly
goods exhibited at trade exhibits received
the ssme consideration as given state
iairs, but under the present ruling the
Tree transportation business is cut off.