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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-12
WANT ENDURING PEACE.
BY Sir Edward Grey

british minister Of foreign affairs.1
The reasons which led Great Britain
to declare war and the ideals for which
she is fighting have been frequently
set forth. They are fully understood
In America l do not feel, therefore,
there is any need to repeat them now.
am quite contented to leave the rights
and wrongs OF the causes and conduct
of the war to the judgment OF the
American people.
The United Kingdom, and the entire
empire, together with their gallant
allies, have never been more deter
mined than they are today to prosecute
this war to q successful conclusion
which will result In honorable and en-
during peace based on liberty and not
on burdensome militarism.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-12
NERVE MAKES GOOD FIGHTER

Or. Morton Prince Finds Volunteers
as Good az Trained Troops.
DR.. Morton Prince Of London said to
a correspondent recently:
II expect to make tour of the hos
pitfalls in Europe. studying cases Of
nervous diseases. The war has upset
many of our preconceived theories re-
garding nerves. Personally | never
believed that warfare would attack
trained men I'm the way it has.
Zone result seems to be the placing
Of the volunteer on practically a level
with the trained soldier It appears
no longer necessary to train q man for
years to make him good soldier.
Modern fighting seems largely a mat
ter OF nervous stamina"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-12
FRENCH MONEY WILL WIN WAR
BY Alexander Ribot.


I can say with feeling OF satisfaction.
but without vanity. that In this country
there is a feeling OF complete conf
dence In French credit as we'll as abso-
lutte confidence In the victory which
must end this war.
This is a suitable moment to declare
once more and with greater energy
than previously that France Will carry
the war to the end, however long 1t
may last and however great the diff
culties are That Is our pledge. We
mean to keep It,
This war Is not fought with guns
alone. but with money SO generously
brought to the exchequer by the French
people, poor as well as rich. who know
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-12
QUESTION OF DUTY, NOT HOPE
BY Right Hon. Herbert n. Asquith.

Urine minister OF Great BTitain.1
The reasons why we are fighting are
known in America. The world has
judged. and will Judge. not our words.
but our actions. The question today
is not Of our hopes or our calculations.
but our duties.
Our duty, which we shall fulfill, is
to continue to the end in the course
which we have chosen, and ito do all
which may achieve and cherish just
and lasting peace"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-12
WARNING NATIONS
YEAR OF STRIFE
Gold the Big Factor and Both
Sides Claim to Have the
Greatest Reserve.

too we'll We are fighting for the COM
mon patrimony OF France, her life. her
destinies 1t Is remarkably gratifying
fact that the small investors particu-
larly come to the treasury's aid in the
great task OF financing the war.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-12
1914 CORN CROP
BUILD SEVEN
THAT last years American cor

"HAT last years American corn
crop would have built seven
Panama canals is the startling
computation made by Profess
sor P. G. Holden, a world authority on
corn, in figures he has compiled for In
clusion In an address before the Top
Notch Farmers club at the Panama
Pacific exposition.
The tremendous and growing impor-
lance of the corn crop not only in the
United States. but in other countries
which formerly grew little corn. is lit
tie realized, even by the rank and file
of corn growers themselves, according
to Professor Holden.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-12
LEADING MEN OF
TELL Of ONE
Both Entente and Teuton Allies
Confident of Ultimate
Victory.

HEADING statesmen and citizens OF
the warning nations were asked
IL TO give their views on the great
struggle as the first anniversary
of the outbreak passed. Following are
some Of the most notable:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
GREAT BATTLES PROGRESS IN POLAND
GERMANS CONTINUE INVASION OF RUSSIA FROM EAS-
TERN PRUSSIA AND MOVEMENTS FACILITATED BY
COLDER WEATHER, THE FIRST TIME IN HIS
TORY THAT WEATHER HAS FAVORED AN
ARMY ATTEMPTING TO PIERCE
MUSCOVITE EMPIRE
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON, March llThc arrival OF the German auxiliary
cruiser Prn1 Ete Friedrich Newport News removing time
least another British shipping the
British troops in the region Of L,bassec the interesting
topics Of discussion England and whether the ship will be
ed again permitted pu, after repairs considered
here that her ended cruisers of the allies
watching for her
Possible action by the American government with regard
the sinking by the German ship Of the American ship William H.
Frye also much discussed and the general view that the I'm
tied States allows German wabips sink American ships with
food supplies for England that the United States government
hardly protest against the allies prohibition foodus for
many
There Of British victory Northern other
than the official reports believed great of ground
captured, but the Improvement Of the British position
porant Equally important the of British aimen in
destroying the railway functions Mcnn and Couo main
lines Of German communication This expected delay the
rival Of troops
According to Dutch reports the troops have brought
boats for the OF canals and rivers There fighting
in Champagne, and the battle ha been Vosgc
These small compared with The battles progressing Nor
them Poland The Germans apparently falling back the
north bu, fighting guard action taking few prisoners
with them
The Germans again in the Auguowo fores the East
PuSsn border The Germans have brought guns but of
lighter oaibre and clam have defeated the Russians.
The battle the road Planysz continues. The weather
has turned colder in north Poland facilitating the of
troops II said this the first time history that the weather has
favored a army attempting 10 invade Russia.
Reports from lcnedo the Turkish artillery Of tho Dard
danee growing weaker daily Two cruisers spent the night in
the straits protecting the mine swccpcrs.
Rene dispatches indicate that Won Bucow the German
baado has renewed ncgotso,s with the Italian government
with the objcc, Of securing her continued neutrality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
SENATE PASSES
APPROPRIATION
III \DItED SIXTY NINE mot -
AND DOLLARS FOE REBl'lI.D.
Nc NORMAL SCHOOL.

o.. A..Daf01 r.a.
Al STtN Tct. March D.. Tho
House this afternoon kllad the bin
which would make - embczzlomeu'
for tenant to appropriate bis agri-
cultural iaudiord's rent 10 bis own
usp
~, House advanced tu the third
reading tbp Dim providing for an
appropriation of E-a.UU0 for the
Texas e,hihIt 90 ihu Panama Pacific
Exposition aud al-o ua sod to Tho
third reading. Wi'or. senate bill
HuirH provide. tlsf children from
r'.ru fu twenty ,t1f uld shall ho
ruur rrair1 Boo tHr scholastic crr-ne.
after am'uuiuE th, measure MAX
iIr f from nfnu tn eighteen years
Tho senate psss'd finally Seua-
tor Johnson hill providing FOR an
appropriation of $4,000" Tor tn
Ieronatrur'i,r of fIr West Texas
stat. Normal .cH"eI building a.
Canyon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
MUST KEEP RAILROAD OPEN
FROM MEXICO CITY TO PORT
OF VERA Cruz.
GOVERNMENT DETERMINED
Iarranhas Denial of Obregon', IA.
tended Actions Answered h,
suggestions tO Make
Good There.

3d. Associated Pre-
WASHINGTON, . C.. March n.
A second note has been sent TO
Canranza il Is understood emphasiz-
ng the importance OF Keeping the
railroad between the capital and
'1-a cruz open
The note responded 10 Carrau2a' 4.
reply Oi last night 10 the notice that
he and Obregon would be- held per.
sonally responsible for the safety OF
Americans and foreigners in Mexi.
co city.
The second communication was
dispatched SO quickly after The re-
ocipt OF Car~an2a' reply that il Is
believed by diplomats that the Tn
tied States has determined In ad-
vance to make Representations for
the unrestricted passage of Ameri-
cans and other foreigne"s from Mex
leo city 10 Vera Cruz.
ca 'ranza's denial that Obregon
Intended 10 incite the population of
the capital TO riot or prevent the en-
rance OF food supplies was followed
IN the second note by request that Il
ihls Is true that trains be furnished
10 carry food 20 Mexico city.
There Is no word OF any change
10 the situation at the capital
Bryan has directed am inquiry b.,
ihc brazilian mlnis1sr concernlng
the report of the Spanish ambassa-
dor that four Spaniards were killed
In the capital An unconfirmed re-.
port said also that a Swedish sub
jrct had been killed.
Officials thought the Ci,ranzn
note relieved the critical situation
hui the warshlps ordered to Vera
cruz have been recalled \ state
mout by the villa agency here say
u is inclined to believe that the vc-
ported cyacu-ti0n of the capital by
Obrcgon Is premature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
NiM- COMPANY FOH CANA
DIAN PACtFIIC STEAMERS

MONTREAL. Mar 20 Nrcurdinr
tu Sir Thomus ShaurhncssN prcsi
dent of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road. The ocean steamship lines Of
the Company are soon To be placed
under q separate management. 10 b.
called the Canadian Pacific Ocean
services, Limited The railroad Viii
retain control OF th, steamship lines
The rout' ot tb, Canadian Pacific
liners include th" Ntlantic and Pa
oiiic Oceans. iH. Great Lakes aud
other inland waterways uf Canada
The going steamers viii be-
controlled by the u.W company.
while the inland lines which are Ia
reality connecting Huk of thrsrail
lines. win r,Wl'n under the rail-
road operating control
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
TRAIN NARROWLY
ESCAPES WRECKING
Memphis section Foreman FINDS
switch Opcnei aud Pile ~
Stesl on Trark.

." N"f 'aHH.
WINrUls. T,T. March H..
What might have b,ru rriou
rnE WAS avoided TUESDAY night
Hhsu r. section foreman discovered
p'H' io ii'rh tho -uuihhound pa.
.ns. train ai th, edge Of iOuu.
Immediately after Tho north bound
train came into Memphis. at eight
o'rInf r the section foreman. SIR
E.rIfIy. came luto town on hi.
motor truck aud returning boz about
rn Hour. hp noticed that tho laai
f,fcb iand hed boon tamperrl
with and thr lock brok,n and 'he
ssilH opened \ pils ~ steel bad
I,,u plared upon the track He
diseo, rred tho ohsiruriinn too late
fo top ana Do aud his ESQ mon
,srr precipiiatrd into 'he ditch and
badly bruised They got back 10
town in tlms 10 warn the passsn-
train which follow ed them closely
Rulroad detectives are here
rorFinr on fks ease ir connection
vfth fHs local Officials sud state
tbat they have some CLUES which
vill probably lead % ihe arrest %
30 guilty parties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12

Claude kjchiu of the cltv of
scotland Neck. N. G, viii step into
enc of the very important positions
iu the uitUd States when the next
Congress con,cncs IN Decomhor--.
l,ior'. 81 au extra session Is called
~" viii succDyd Representative
Oscar vs.. Underwood at Democratic
leader, aud that means majority
i,adcr OF tho House u, Rcprc.cutu.
u,,- Mr. klichin is slalwart
southern Democrat and ia his See
i,ctiou the domination of the House
by suuthcrnorF continues as II has
for many wears llr BE- now forty
sN year of age aud Is at The hcight
cl his yigor II b. predicted hy Mr..
kitchin's fritnd that hc VIII he q
leader equal 10 Mr. 'nd,rvuud, no
nov goes 90 the Senate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
Dis I ~ ~IATt~
- GTHNNN SNIP

kSUtNgruN n t Nor d..
Nsrv and State fI parfWrui Off
cials are a'in CON ideriur thr lenrfh
of tImr vhirt pili hC allowed ihr
Priut Eifi Frederick fo matr re
taire M newport Nrrr spd ihe di.
position of prison
tn. nrf point 700 he decided -
fer tho American naval constructor
esg make an fIgafion of iho re.
inirs urrdf L Tho rrioae. of pris-
orers is ieurndsni on fhr rspfeHeu-
iaiio1s made bv flc various embas-
fies having nationals aboard
The commander uf fhe gfrma b
shlp has been requested not 20 uen
lis uirrieaH and rot 90 allov Off
cfrs. crnr nr url uurr - 20 ashore
Without permission ~ th. ca'is io'
e.. cuFtoms. to 40 % ehieh he
agreed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
THAW ALLOWED
TGG TIfttL 5TORY
ATTEMPT TO PROVE Nm SAME
AND Asst MI nESPONsIBIL.
4. iTN hONE.

w. lAtfihlpsl l'"
NENNNYORK. March Do Harr,
fhaw. euflariu- somewhat iron.
rheumatism told uI the wnd tb,
complete story o' his escape from
Matteawan ll- attorney said thai
dual purpu prompted lhIs ac-
ton. First De- dpred 90 rou,uc,
the jury that hD bad recovered his
reason aud second that hc wanted
10 takc all the blame for h escape
lie testified tha' tho men whom
The state alleFe- conspircI with
him were not actually cOnsplraiors.
but men employed 20 assist him af.
ter his cscap was effected alone
Michael . keclr. one OF ih, cu.
defendants wa. discharged when uo
evidence was adduCcd 90 connect
him with tn alleged cnmt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
Trcrucn work Hnrd

CHICAGO. m. March II. TraI
mony dcaling largely With the a,-
tual manual laboI performed br lo.
connective fircmpu occupied iHt
board OF arbitration 40 uic western
railroads cas today Rcceuih 'Hr
railroads submitted evidence. basrI
ou test runs. that nremcl were on.
gaged IN actual ph cal labor about
o Third of the time Tho flrrma,
Justified they had un kcp. r,ror#
ful sworo 20 tbD lpuNcion fWf
they worked most uf the nmr.
aud handle more ro.I than is .r,
dited b, observer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
ROADS LOSE ON
HAULING GRAIN
INTERSTATE RATES KEPT TOO
LOW ~ STATE RAILROAD
COMMISSIONS.


D.. ociatcu Press
CHICAGO, H.. March % More
testimony that grain transportation
uu- been Improbable 20 the w,st-
Dru railroad. was given today by
T. +. Perkins. freight ana traffic
manager OF the Missouri Pacific q
ron Mountain system al the west
ru railroads commodity rat, bear
ur llc said state railroad com
m0 -iOne were responsible for the
reductions in rates on THESE commo.
dit.es llu asserted that interstate
rates We're Influenced by the var
.Uu. tate rates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
GERMAN COMMANDER MAKES STATEMENT.

NEWPORT NEWS March ll.-Jamusrir. fhc0ehcns Of
the Prnz itcl Friedrich which dydaeleI aJ .sas submit
ted two statements the collector l uoH ods, One rca
ed 10 h for sinking lhc William r American ship
and the other related 10 the tc required repair h ship The
collector said he regarded answers papers ard would
forward them 10 Washington
is learned that the German commander frsnky stated hc
sank the William p FRYE because Dc regarded r contra
band Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
HWrATnfp
Ic,ierIs,', Weather
Id, Mc.l.n - -

tHy weston I'm Hu Tel
ballaf. cloudy GOO ifiilshrH
cloudy 81. Tstsrl aua clear o..
Houston. rirtr 80 fgstiu. rlouU
so. San Antonio. ,lor lv tf At
l'a". cloudl -n nruIsH. cloudy .H
~ PasU. clear as fa ~ cloudy 3
Long view. clear o. Narhail. cl.a.
%. Corsicaus cloud cool For'
" orth. cloud' rnol Nichifa Fall.
cloudy o.. sherman Loudly 80
Paris. cloudy % Cain. silie. cloud
So Palestine clear fs Trxarkaua
clear SO. McmpM e'.lr %: Me-
Orleans. cloudy &C.. Nuskorr,
cloudy. Ardmufr. c'oufr a8. OIL
loma city. CLOUDY f.t l.awtor.
coudy g.. Emil cloud q. guthTI
cloudy - saBulua cloudy O.
pauls VALLEY cloudy nObari
cloudy 36
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12

WASHINGTON. D e.. Mar 81
The uhoai held IN eouutry a. o.
nd elevators on March 7 amounted
va. orhty slV million bushels the
department Of agriculture estlnai-
- compared With ninety four mil.
Ions a year ago and a hundred and
eighteen million bushels in 1913
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf March
il-julius kruttschnitt chief
D.,Itivc ol the Southern Pacific
Railroad. testifying 60 tho Central
Pacific aud Southern Pacific di-so.
U'.0u suit. said
The government is like O. great
H- man welding q great biz stick
lh. Interstate Commerce tommis-
.uH one man choking another "a
death Government management Of
enterprises is q failure
m said the ideal management oi
railroads would bo single private
control NOS eyDosed to soycrpmou-
Gal equation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
MORN BEGINS ~ TWO
STORY piHk NJ MEMPHIS

affffs. fH l.f fsfH
MEMPHIS Tra. March %
work vas begun lai" Wednesday
IN the proposed two siory brick
building 10 Doc erected by Dr VII
son son
This D. 20 o. s mudsru building
in every resperi wiih a spacious
siore building on the flrsi floor ana
office rooms IN the second floor
when the building g. completed
there Vlll b, only q frV irame
buildings remaining on the west
side ~ The suusro and y uil add
much 90 ihe locks of ihis part Of
foVu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
GERMAN SUBMARINES BElEvED LOST

LONDON, March IA dispatch from The Hague to the
Daily Telegraph report has been from Chaven
the Berlin admiralty saying twelve submarines including eight
Of the boats have failed to report saws
naval council with the dsouos the sdvisa-
bi6,y q abandoning the submarine warfare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12
THE BEETHOVEN REP0RIID SAFE IN PoRT

LONDON March Tho steamer Beethoven reported by
Berlin wireless sunk either by torpedo mine
ported by her safe a Ayonmoulh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-12

WASHINGTON. u. g. Mar. ii
West Tosa Pair Friday aud Sat
urday
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30
HOW TO BECOME SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
"Stick to your stools boys and you will be
The ruler of the Queens Navee."

"Stck stools boys and you will be
The ruler of the Queens Navee."
Daniels the editorial STOOL through his
Rciency writing succeeded in ruling Uncle
Sans nayee honorable
which aboard
Perhaps department
who has been the well aimed
The be make particular harg of
rather break the dignity of the editor sailor by
% seized by the bright
editors aud politicians and made the subject of rencant and bc
Amputaing the officers from liquor resented by the
that the the
attacked When the increased the number of candidates from
the deck the academy the Officers felt that their hono had
been cheapened II picture of
in the Brooklyn naval V NJ C. A.. disclosed him with
shoulders of before the mast The
plan baiep school every aboard
another idea that did well
on stomachs of the quarterback arstocras
Admiral Fisks pointed effect of the demon
of the North Carolina land sailor Discipline
pointed and the efficiency the battle
standard class
Still Secretary Daniels stands his while broae after
broadside much larger batteries than his flash
that the of the should of his
himself the champion of the enlisted their
officers diminish respect the
the founded something besides the articles
of orders IL Is evident that the dis
liked well The enlisted
feel that protection other than which
that Daniels has the
Of accused The the
as before and up to the officers of adj
board keep fighting efficiency Congress furnishes the best
of and materials
by Daniels the faults of the
system individual What civilian taken
life from placed charge complicated fighting machine
efficiency through the comprehensive practice of
unadulterated ignoraneef
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

washingion--An appeal for relief for Am
erican Christians in Turkey following reported
massacr-s and threatened further outrages wa,
made - the Turkish government, Tuesday b,
the United States.
Acting IN the request Of the Russian gov
crnmeni submitted through Ambassador Paq
Inehtef, Secretary Bryan cabled Ambassador
Morgrnihau. at Constantinople. to make rep
re-entations To the Turkish authorities askin.
that steps be taken for the proecion Of im
periied Armenians and proven the recurrence,
~ religious outbreaks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

The Italian ambassadors at Paris. London
Vienna and Berlin have l-rn summoned I,
Rom. To confer with foreign minister son
nino.
'os. ii which has not been disclosed. is sup
'osed To have been made In order that III,
Judgment aud information collected by the am
hassadors might be utilized In u confercnc,
To determine the inal stand Of Italy with re-
spert Is the European war.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

legislature convened at noon Friday for the
,hiriy.day extra session called by Governor
Hunt for the consideration II III. appropria
ton and taxation measures.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

London The admiralty and the war Office
declared Monday that u general attack on the
Dnrdances had begun. An army. II was
said. had been disembarked successfully.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

Secretary Daniels reiterated
Monday without qualification that the Atlantic
fleet win pass through the Panama canal to
the Pacific in July.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-05
WATTLES' JAPANESE GARDEN
SHINES AMONG BEAUTY SPOTS

'wsttles' Japanese Garden. West OF
Hollywood IL the really big feature
played up lp tho Panama-PaolfIc axpoai.
ton issue OF the Los Angeles Times an
nual mid-wlnter number. replete with
handsome. Illustrations of scenic and
beauty spots In and around the great
southern California metropolis,
This garden Is a part OF the California
home OF Gurdon W. wattles OF Omaha
Il Il rated by ali Los Angeles boomers
az one OF the really majestic places in
that paradise OF perfumed existence. This
Japanese garden IL as typical as any 70
be found, u is said. IN the rlowery King
dom itself Mr. wattles had Il laid out
and arranged by landscape artists famll-
lar with every detail OF Japanese life.
But Il Is only one part OF his maenifi-
cent home. nesting close up 20 the hins
OF Hollywood. which lie languidly elong
the near-coast, where life comes as near
being sweet-scented dream ~ Il Is
possible 10 make Il.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-05
CHlRopRAcToRS REFUSE
,0STE0PATHS' ASSISTANCE

A icin, meeting OF ths osteopath and
'ohiropfactlc professions was held at the
Paxton hotel Sunday evening in the en-
deavor 10 secure the cooperation OF the
two professions IN the amendment OF the
present osteopathic law TO include upon
the same basis OF educational preparation
the chlropractic. and all other mechanical
methods OF healing. the same arrange
ment as Is now operative between the
different schools Of medicine.
The present ostecpathlc law demands a
school attendance OF twenty-seven
months, or three years OF nine months
each. with course of study Identical
with that required In medical schools.
IL Is upon the present standard OF legal
educational requirement the osteopaths
are asking the Legislature 20 place all
schools OF mechanical healing.
The ehiropractors at this meeting de-
clined TO aid In the securing OF this
amendment TO the present osteopathic
law prefering to work Independently for
the passage OF their own bill. which pro-
yides for twelve months school at
tendance and very much shorter course
OF study than Is demanded by the osteo-
pathic law, with the licensing By exernp-
ton. and without examination OF all chiro-
practors now practicing in the state.
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