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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
HAVE Big GAMES
On'Nersity Of Michigan and Marshall
College TO open Season
April - and IS.
Sp"clal pispatch 10 ne intelligence.

'b''''i H9patch To the Intelligence
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Ian n
signed contracts for the Uniyorsitv
OF Michigan-Marshau College base
BAH games were received by Coach
'hambers yesterday These games
coming April - and 12. will moan
mat the Marshall pitching star will
nave 10 get In shape early. Coach
Chambers h thinking Of using the ar.
mory Tor the indoor workouts Tho
schedule % the Marshall team fbts
spring includes games with many
teams Of national reputation. a. veil
a. All the schools ~ note that are ~
interest 10 local and State patrons
The tentative dates for the Morris
Harvey games are announced AZ NAV
10. June 2 and June +. These yar,es
because ~ the great rivalry betwaor
the schools. are Of equal interest fo
local fans AZ the Michigan. MICHIGAN
AEgieH. West Virginia. Chinese and
Cuban contests that 20 20 make ur
the rest OF the schedule
Fisher. a biz pitcher from Ohio 81.
noN IN school Zee. with Lawrence
Edler and Davisson. a. last year,
pitching star. will give the biz Nor
mai fine corps ~ huriers PrartIr
ally an 81 last years team. except
bailey and Morrow. are IN school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
SHIP BILL
Continued From Fiss, Page,
States as well as other neutral gov.
ernments In the future.

states as well as other neutral gov.
ernments In the future.
Will Preserve Rights.
The Washington government. In
may be stated on the highest author.
ity. confident Of It's rights under in.
teruational law. does not intend O
surrender Is right 70 bestow the Amer
lean flag on its own OF private vessels
bought after the outbreak Of hostili-
ties. II the transaction f. In every
sense proved 10 be Of bona hde
character. Any general or Wholesale
release OF German and Austrian ships
b. one individual or set OF individuals
or by the American government itself
might easily present ground for com
plant by the allies. it was said In Of
fetal quarters. just a. the purchase OF
large numbers OF British or French
ships might be regarded as objection
able by the German allies. But no
such plan Is in contemplation. and
any protest or formal communication
from any foreign government in ad
vance 81 the actual purchase or an
nouncement Of the same by the Wash.
ingtOn government would be regarded
high officials indicated. a. a reflection
upon the integrity Of President VIII
son. who under the pending bill would
be given the power TO purchase ships
In question
To ASSUME that the President would
commit an uuneutral act in buying
'hc ships would BE- the only ground
for protest r. this time. I'm the opinion
Of officials who pointed out that the
subject for that reason has not been
matter Of diplomatic discussion
Doctrines All the Same
State Department ofnCisls claim
The British and American doctrines
on the subject have been practIcalIy
fHn same for a century. and b. was
pointed out that any departure from
DO now by Englsud must b. considered
ir rho light 81 EnEland's position az
OBJ rru.rHl in subsequent wars
The procedure in the DarIa case
win attract worldwide attention
England h8s served notice that her
fleet Will seize tho vessel The Amer
lean government. expecting this. q.
uroparinr f1 safeguard the rIEhta of
the American owner iu n prize court
by making fho usual inquiry aH fc
tho grounds for H. seizure when
some formal expression Dol expected
from Great Britain The question of
how Par tho sale fs an evasion Of tld
rrnEnqurncpz Of war. and whether uI
uof ~ ia complete and b0ua ODD
transaction. Including mo- arrangement
whereby tho origI0al owner subae
QurUf1r win recover tho vessel will
hs tho main points on which tho rae'
r.N rIrz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
Big IMPROVEMENTS
Being Planned By tho Directors OF the
WheelinR Tennis Club for Their
Courts AZ Haywood

According o. reports the directors Of
the Wheeling Tennis Club are contcm-
plating extensive improvements 10 their
courts 80 EdEwODd The Wheeling Zen
mis- club is the oldest racquet orEaniza-
ton iu the state and a. present has
about 100 members enrolled. 10 ~ the
plan Of the directors 70 assess each
member $50 90 be used In making extern
siNe improvements FOR the benefit OF the
'iub. u o. likely that part 81 this
money VIII b. used IN building an add
uouui five courts and erecting first
class club house. u b. expected that the
now courts Will b. completed by the
FIRST uf July. al which time big state
tournament b. being planned as r. formal
opening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
WILSON TO DELIVER
AN IMPORTANT SPEECH

WASHINGTON. Jan 81 President
Wilson will deliver before the cham
Der OF Commerce Of the United States
convention here "Wednesday night
what his advisers say will be- one OF
the important speeches OF his admins
tration.
He Is expected 10 discuss the admin
istration shipping bill now pending in
congress. the fOrthcominl meeting OF
financial experts of South and Central
America in the United States 20 con
slider trade relations In the western
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
PLAY FRIDAY
Huntington Will be Here 20 Play wheel
ing Friday Instead OF Saturday
- Previously Reported.

The once defeated Huntington htrh
school basket ball five will meet the
local high five at the Y. NJ. G. A at .
clock Friday evening. 10 has been Ere
Niously reported. and the game was
scheduled 10 be played Saturday. but ow-
ing 20 the inability Of the high school
management Ia securing the floor Tor
SATURDAY the date was changed b. mu-
tual consent OF both teams
While the Old Gold and Blue quintet
won from Huntington ga an easy man
ner IN the Second city Friday night. they
are expecting more determined resist
ancc To their basket shooting when the
'abell countians come Co this city. This
viii b. the first game Of the season 60
D." staged hN the locals 81 home and
promises 20 draw n good crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
ATTEMPTS ROBBERY
James MORROW Arrested Last Wight on
Charge Of Attempting 20 nOb
John Plush.

James Morrow vas arrested uu EfFr.
trrufh street last night bs Tsfs.fT.s
r1fI.r. charged with attempting Co rYH
N"NN IiIah. foreigner. af Che Wheel.
lns 400 Lake Uric depot Roth men were
la. 500 sp. pending Hu .rNrafIrHfIur fHIa
morning hH fIF urHHrTufIHE Hff#rHar
I'. fHrHIEurr alleges fHHf morrow frIFl
.W afI .r HlH rurFafH ana fIHr boz rsuHHf
..m Dob OBJ. bet That Us. |pfIHHI rrrf... 3
Inr HHIIr-Ns ruNNrr uNu I'll. turn fsra.f
away and ran with fHs fHuHa RESULT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
Two shIps Iornedn.d

PARIS. Jan. 81. p. m.-The French
ministry of marine announced today
that two British ships had been tor
pedoed in the English channel. on
Hayre by a German submarine. They
are the steamers Tokomaru and lea
ria. The Tokomaru was bound from
New Zealand 10 England. Her crew
was rescued by the trawler Semper.
Her cargo consisted I'm part OF cloth.
ing and contribution Of 500 pounds
e7.5O0) New Zealand's gift 10 belgian
refugees. No details are available
concerning the torpedoing Of the
icaria
The following statement was given
out by the ministry OF marine.
The Tokomaru was sunk bv a for.
pedo OF a German submarine Tho
English vesfel Gcaria WAS torpcdoad
In tho same locality.
IN the lriFh sea the English steam.
ere Linda blanche ana Ben Cruachon
were tOrpedOed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

hemisphere and other steps proposed
TO assist American foreign commerce.
Secretaries McAdOo and Redncld
are also To discuss the shipping bill
az the convention from the standpoint
OF the administration. Senator Bur
ton. OF Ohio. will giyc the view point
OF the Republican opposition In con
Eress
Secretary Bryan will speak on
American investment asbroad"
Amber BE- believed 10y the Turks Co be
an iufsllihl, guard against tho INJURIOUS
effects OF nicotine. hence SIS extensive
us, tor mouthpieccs nf pipes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
THREE SUNK
tcOBunusd Prom First Eager

smaller boats Aureus, Ava. Kath-
leen and Edymion.
All these vessels escaped in
ziszas flight.
Warned Others.
The Graphic's captain had his pas
sengers don life belts and sent all
the members Of the crew TO the stoke
hole that the steamer could keep up
a fun head OF steam in flight The
captain also took the precaution to
warn by wireless vessels coming into
the zone OF the submarines activity.
The Allen line steamer Scandinavia
from St John. y. b., January % for
Liverpool. with 500 passengers on
board. learned OF the raid Of the U-2l
and put into Queenstown. After re-
naming in Queenstown for a short
time the steamer proceeded TO Liver
pool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
MANY AMATEURS
RANKING HIGH
SPORTING LIFE" GIVES AVERAGES
IN SHOOTING ron
STATE MEN.
Good Records Were Made During the
Past Year-only Three Profess
sionais In the state.

Flfty amateur ard three pro-
~eHstouals comprised West virginia $
registered tournament representation In
lslA, according To the Sporting Life
the official baseball ana trap shooting
paper. Eight amateurs finished In the
20 per cent class with Richard GersteIl
OF Grafton the leader. with 1895 on 500
target-. william a. Wsidebusch. Of Fair
mont. was Second. with sf3s on $50 tar
gets. q. rs. Fhcilis. OF Huntington was
high professional with .9333 with I'd. ~
Taylor Of fairmont second with .9325.
The averages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

Tho potato rror % Germany was
orc ~ .Ha beet nr record Tho official
.I-.sf.r. r'.r. fEr figures at 60 200
.. ..r.. frHr ap AGAINST 7fEo1 ono
metric tone iE 1912 Quite o. high re-
reutaEa NJ .Fn pot .f0as were fiFanF "a
ard mo crop b~inr large me price
otfiarfI vac low
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

The annual compensation Of the clerk
Of the circuit court cor clerk Of the cir
cult and criminal or intermediate
C0utrsp. iu each county shall be- a. fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

DUBLIN Jan. % trIa London Fob
o. $50 a. mI.Ths steamer f.r.Hsfrr.
from H0Iyhoad fob EIrEHrUu. rar1rfa
that che was chased Uy German sub
marine Tor nfteeu minutes ur fhs
kish IIEhf vessel. IIf succeeded Ir o..
calpnE
The kish Ughf vessel Ts opposite
Tho mouth OF Dublin bay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
Sheriffs Salaries

According 10 the action OF the
House. the law will become effective
January ]. 1917. The following are
salaries Fixed sor sheriffs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
SALARIES BILL
tcOatanu.d from Fir., pal

each county in the State. The neoes-
ssry expense If the Office. together
with required assistance. are borne by
the county. so that the salary is net.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

Trieste t..f... r..m.rI. .ra ... ..r
population. Hrs.I. Italian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

where .HTH .r. office of IIHrE Of tho
count. count H.| ..Hrs .r tho circuit
court Tr. ...H U. fre Same person. shall
EU Ha follows
lizard. g.. HI. Mineral $500
GRANT 600 UfrfTrfr# I|H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

Hitherto the Germans. before at.
lacking merchant vessel. alwaya al.
lowed the crew sufficient time 90 em.
bark in The ships boats That custom
now has been abandoned. nH was
shown by tho bpmbardmcut OF the
ADMIRAL Ganfoaume. which was filed
with belgian women and children re-.
IgcHs. Tho German marine has Do.
cidrd fo violate systematically and
deliberately international Law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

The annual compensation OF the clerk
of the County Court In each shall b. as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
IRON FENCES

frrr Fences. 900 Designs can FUR.
r.rh gr. erect iron frrr. cheaper fHHr
H.arHfa.furrr
Cd. wiTeI Sat Phone rfsF.Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
FILRRIER

T. goidinEsr. Court Thsatsr nldF.
Finest lire - fura |"ra rrrafreT Hs
rrrufs'cr Or moderate prices storage
q aIl "1r fn SO no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

Tho TOkumaru was O. vessel uf @ Igg
tons She sailed from Newcastle. 81
= W. on October ~ shipping Irr.
ords make no mention of fha lrarIa.
The French steamer Admiral Can.
t8aumo. tO which reference Ia made
In i1" statement Of tIr ministry OF
marine. was sunk on October 2G while
ON her way from Calais fn Hagrr sIfH
"a ihrnuE 0f Belgian rHfuEHs.. OF whom
forty lost their lives Tho British TH.
mirhlfy later announced THAT tho ship
was sunk by f German submarine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

The annual compensation uf the prose-
cutting attorney Boo each county shall De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
The WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
J. f. MOSS IRON WORKS.

STRUCT. STEEL - ORNAN ENTAL
I7ON-FiREPROO PRODUCTS
Plain. Fabricated and Erected
18th and Chap. Sta. Both Phones 6S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
45O Marion County Voters
Are DiSfranchised by Bill

The passage OF the senate bin No.
2ls which makes it the duty Of the
county clerk, TN remove the names of
aliens from the registration rolls will
deprive about ljo voters in Marion
county OF the right of the ballot. out
of the 1000 voters In Marion county
between lOo aud 500 of them have been
voting under the provisions of the old
law which granted them the right of
the ballot after they had taken out their
urst papers and made their initial dee.
Mrauun ~ hoyomr American citizens.
Ih' hlll rocrntly passed provides that
thr county clerk shall notify each of
the VOTERS whose uume has been re-.
moved from The rolls of the action TAX.
en- In some eases the voters In uups.
ton have mbcu uut their final paper,
ANA va These cases they viii be given
a. thance Co make proof before the
cletN and II their proof is accepted
lhrlr names will he restored 10 the
folls The books Of registration ARE re-,
CURED 90 hc open Tor the purpose ut
registering those who come under the
provisions of this aW within 10 DAYS uf
ter ihe passage ut the act. The hilI
carried on emergency clause which
mOue 1t w oiiryt upon It's being signed
10y the governor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
HUBBARD WANTS CUT OFF.

As mentioned in previous issue of
the Enterprise the territory to the
west and north of Hubbard was about
to he given more direct route to
Hubbard through proposed cutoff
which would leave the city limits at
the Adventist church corner and 60
north to the Boone's Ferry road at tho
Carothers home.
In the past week the course has been
given definite beginning and end.
ing as required by the county court
and all things are now ready to have
the matter brought to the official no.
tiee Of the county court. The road
will not have smooth sailing, however,
the people are n unit as to the need
of the road as is evidenced by the
readiness with which the petition for
the road is being signed.
The way Hubbard is taking hold Of
this road proposition it looks like an
utlet to the west is now only a matter
of time, The route spoken of as the
upper route is the one most bitterly
opposed by Mr., Hoyendcn. He was
down from his home in Portland over
sunday to get a line ON the situation
nnd said he would fight the PROPOSE.
tion with an his might, But notwith.
standing this the proposed course was
ogain,-Huhbard Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
Mrs. Stegler Is Released
Today by New York Court

New York, March Mrs. Richard
Stegler, whose husband has confessed
conspiracy with Captain Bowed Ger
man naval attache, to get fraudulent
American passport for use by Htegler
as German spy, was released today
in the West Side court here and the
charge of felonious assault lodged
against her was dismissed, She was
arraigned after having spent the night
in jail
Mrs. Steglec declared Size had been
inveiglcd into the Grenobe hotel
where she was arrested last night, by
German newspaper reporter, and con-
fronted with the alternative of re-
pudiating her husband or sacrificing
her reputation. She chose the latter,
she declared, rather than sign a state
ment that her Husband had Lied when
he asserted German diplomatic agents
had conspired to get passports tor
spies.
Stegler, Gustave Cock and Richard
Madden were indicted by the federal
grand jury on charge of conspiracy TO
obtain fraudulent passports. They VIII
be arraigned later in the day. StegIer
is charged with having signed Mad
den s name to papers asserting that he
was citizen of the United States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
New Councilman To Be
Elected at Meeting Tonight

The election Of councilman from
the Third Ward to take the place of
G.. W, Brown whose resignation was
handed in and accepted at the last
meeting Of the city council will be one
of the principal items Of interest at
tonight's council meeting The mat,
ter Of purchasing agent .or the city
viii come mp for the third and final
vote tonight and -rhe ordinance pro-
posing to regulate the use Of roller
skates in the city will also be re.
ported out Of committee. The ordi'
nance proposed at the last meeting of
the city council to regulate the use of
roller skates was referred to the ordi'
nance committee. 1t is probable that
the bill in its final form will prohibit
the use Of roller skates only in the
business district of the city.
The matter Of franchise for O
spur track on North 18th street in the
alley Of block / Of Parrish addition
will also come up. This is spur
track OF the southern Pacific company
to Tracy's wood ward. A grist of
routine business will probably occupy
the remainder Of the available time OF
the councilmcn tonight, For the va
cant position of councilman the name
of Frank Wari has been most promm,
entity mentioned, Several other names
have also been proposed but the men
mentioned were unable TO act for yari
Gus reasons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
Output Of Gasoline Is
To Be Greatly Increased

Washington, March THAT the new
process Of treating crude oil whereby
the production Of gasoline will be enor-
mously increased and by which the pro-
ducton OF touol aud ben2ol, bases for
dyes aud high explosives, also will be
enhanced, will be of great benefit to
the oil producers Of California was the
declaration today Of an official of the
interior department,
The discoveries were announced by
Secretary Of the IutericC Lane Sunday
as having been made by DR., Walter F..
Rittmann, 30 years old, chemical en-
gneer in the federal bureau of mines.
DR.. Rittmam has asked for patents on
his discoveries with the intention of
giving them to the service of the Amer
lean people.
One discovery is expected to revolu.
tionlze the refining of gasoline, increas-
ing its production 200 per cent. The
other will enable the federal govern
ment to obtain toluol and benzol from
crude petroleum. Heretofore the United
States has been dependent upon Ger
many for these products, making the
country in measure dependent ON Ger
many for its best explosives.
DR.. Rittmann said today that his
process would not cheaper the produc-
tion of these two bases but that it
would permit their production from the
cheapest oils,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
Harvey County To Have
Railroad Soon Says Editoi

Feeling sure that the prospects of an
extension of the line Of the Oregon
Central railroad into the Harney val
ley during the coming year are very
promising the inhabitants of that sec
tion of the state are making ready for
the wave Of prosperity that is bound to
follow the advent of the trail of the
locomotive, p. j. Gallagher editor and
proprietor of the Juntura, of Juntura,
Malhcur county, who is in Salem today
on business of a legal nature, is very
optimistic of the future for the Har
ney valley country, which has in i'm
mediate prospect the reclamation of
over 100000 acres OF rich semiarid
land in what is known as the Bully
creek project, as well as other equally
important and extensive irrigation ven
lures which will flourish as result of
the recent decision of the supreme
court which cleared up all of the dis
putcs over the distribution of water
rights along Willow creek, in Malheur
county, and with the extension of the
Oregon Central from Riverside into the
heart Of the Harvey valley, it spells
unlimited prosperity for that vastly
wealthy section of the state hitherto
undeveloped on account of the lack of
transportation facilities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
INTER ooIInGIATE DEBATE.

Corvallis, March L. Towering above
an othcrs with the exception oi e. 4.
Young or Reed college, who won first
place In the state peace owtorital con.
test hcld at Oregon Agricultural college
Friday night, Potter Crockett. represent.
ing the University ct Oregon, covered
hms1t with glory captured sctopd
place aud wAs awarded o $50 cash prize,
ttockcu spoke ou "An lllUyNl
Stat Conccpt aud presented q strong
argument supcrbly There were eight
contestants, and when 1t Is known that
\, W. GrathwclL who represented rati.
tie university has won four state con.
tests but could land oull third place
Friday, the superior work OF tho top
nOHhers may be- better appreciated.
W. l., Myers 81 the Eugene Bihlo uni.
Nctsity won fifth place, speaking on
" America aud the Worlds Great
War II Is conceded. considering the
ability OF contestants, this was the most
notable orato,ieal contest held In the
northwest "a rceeut ycars,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
Many Prominent SaIemites
Attend Ceremonial of Shrine

The Semi-annual ceremonial session
of the Order of the Mystic Shrine, held
in Portland last Saturday was largely
attended by the Shrners of this city.
The ceremonial work was in charge of
the officers of AL Kaler Temple and
the tender feet of the 20 noyitiates
who aspired to membership in the
journey over the hot and burning
Order Of the Mystic Shrine were prop
erly grilled and blistered in their
sands.
Among the Shrincrs attending from
this city were: Walter Smith, DR., 7.
c. Smith, Lot L. Pcarce, j, c, More
land, Blaine Hubbard, DIR, KcnwOrrhy,
Joe Bernardo, Sr., +. NJ, LAHORE, W. Y.
Davis, A. j. Anderson, W. G, KnightOn,
George Dunsford, Percy Cotter, DR..
Olinger, Frank Turner, Fred Erixon,
Howard Ramp, DR.. W. II. Byrd, DIR.
Reynolds, j. Y. Chinook and Judge
Ryan. ti.I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-01
Range For Goats On
The National Forests

Portland, Or, March 1.-The Dii,
trict Forester at Portland Oregon az
nounces that there is available on tho
National Forests located on the Wesl
slopes of the Cascades range that will
take care of from 10000 to $4,000 head
of goats.
1t has been felt for some time, By
the grazing men of the Forest Service,
that the range on the west slopes Of
the Cascades, which is covered quite
extensively with brush and heavy ID
dergrowth, is better adapted to goaH
than to sheep and cattle. Furthermore
it is thought that the browsing OF 'lS
brush would be of great benefit to ths
forest, as it would remove what no"
constitutes a serious fire menace, Re
ports have been received from all 'n'
supervisors Of the west side foIe''a
and il is now estimated that iiOn
10000 to $4,000 goats can be iihtl
care of on the available range II M
goat men are inclined to avail 'nea'
selves of this range, and the eIPsh
ment proves a success, It is PIoO'M.
that either areas may be found tha'"
suitable for goats,