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SNAP BARGAINS.

NEW 6-room, one-story plastered
mousse fine porches on two sides,
with large concrete porch pillars;
mousse stands on solid concrete
foundation, and property has two
nice large enclosed cleared lots;
three blocks from car line, and
price for quick sale $1.100, on easy
terms.
Also 40 acres of good land on which
there is considerable standing tim
DER, -FOUR or five acres cleared
small shack and sawed timber to
erect small barn; has n small
lake: TX miles from depot; every
thing to make a very desirable
farm. for little money. $3.50.
G. Fl. UHLER. SOC Main ST., Olympia
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>otIce of settlement If Eiunl account
and HeGrinE az prtitinn for uistrtbu-


tiuu.
Notice Is l.fehy given that II. A..
HIT. ,adminiSuatriN Of the stat" OF
~ila- II. Collins. DECEASED has dled her
dual account as ndnltletatriN ~ tne
said estate ana the GoariuG & IH' s..id
account has boon fNoi Ay th'. C.llt fur
Monday April -fth. 1915. at - O'Clock
in the afternoon. 1T he court rooin IN
the court house OF he cour-v II Thurs
ton. and her i,',!,iou for ttv dlstrihl.-
uou az thu said ">tat" win - heard at
an interest in the ~aId o.tatc are mott
ned then and there o. arloaf .,rd show
cause If any, th'N have WI the said
account should MT hr allowed. and the
said estate distributed
BY order Of the Court.
Witness my hand and TIA" seal Of the
said superior r"Irt this END day Of
March. 1915.
CScaD PHIL SKtLI.MAN.
Deputy county Clerk and clerk Of the
superior Court of Thurston County.
Washington. 3-4-5
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington in and for the
County Of Thurston.
Webster Deceased. No. 1914.
In the Matter of the Estate of Alfred
Webster, Sr,. Deceased. No. 1913.
Consolidated under No. 1913.
Notice of Hearing of Final Account a nd
Distribution Of Estate.
Notice is hereby given, That T. G,
Webster. administrator with will an
neNed of each of the above entitled
estates which have been consolidated
under No. 1913. probate files of the
above entitled court. has filed his final
account as such administrator with
will annexed of said estates with the
clerk of said Court. That upon petit
ton duly filed the Judge of said Court
has fixed Monday, the 3rd day of May.
1915. at the hour Of two O'Clock p. m.
at the court room of the above entitled
Court. at Olympia. Washington, as the
time and place for the hearing and set
tlement of the final account of the
above named administrator with will
annexed. and for the final distribution
of said consolidated estates.
All persons interested in the above
entitled estates or either of them. are
hereby notified to he and appear at the
above named time and place to enter
objections. If any they have, to the
allowance of any item or items in the
said account. or to the allowance of
any item or claim of said administrator
for compensation or attorneys fee, or
to his final report and petition for dis
tribution, or any part thereof
Witness the Honorable John r.
Mitchell. Judge of the above entitled
Court. and the seal Of said Court
affixed this 25th day of March. 1915.
(SeaD A. c. BAKER,
Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court.
z. N STEELE. Attorney for Admins
traitor with Will Annexed. 4-4-5
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L. w. BARNARD. Seattle Wash. Attor-
ney for Plaintiff 4-o-5
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Total amount of taxes paid
since date Of Certificate of
Delinquency .............. $211.49
Interest to date on subsequent
taxes ................... 1865
Interest to date on Certificate
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AftNTNPN TOT n.
p o. Address. Suite 1909 l.. c. Smith
Bldg. Seattle, King County, Wash :
ington. 3-3I
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The south oue-half of the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter tSi2
of NEH Of SEQ. Of section p. town
ship Il north. range west w. NJ
situate in Thurston County, Washing
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tent myself with placing on record the
correctness with which the Swedish
government maintains its neutrality
while safeguarding it's national inter
ests."
The war minister. NJ. Polivanou
said:
Al this momen the enemy is con.
centratinE enormous forces against
Russia and is successfully e%nveloping
the territory and military districts OF
Warsaw. the strategic contour OF
which has always been the weak point
OF our western frontier.
Under the circumstances we shall
perhaps yield 10 the enemy a portion
OF this region. falling back on posi-
lions which our army will prepare Tor
a resumption Of the offensive.
Ais well that ends we'll: 1912 was
proof OF that. We shall today per
haps give up Warsaw as then NE gave
up Moscow. In order to insure a nnal
victory"
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LITTLBT0N

ElITLETON. " Va. Aug Mr..
and Mrs John wade and son. William.
have returned 90 their home In Barnes
vile after "a short visit with Mr. and
Mra James Wade.
Mr. and Mrs IN. A.. Richmond and two
children spent Euudat with the %faftrra
parents NJ and Mrs J. d. Hr0dIev
Mr. Charles HIEEInbofham. Of Now
Martinetlllc Visited friends here the
FIRST ~ the week
Mics Olive HiNcnhaurhf Dr. apcndInr
a rev dars with friends af Weston
VIE 'hnrInn Rigs Ia visiting friends
iu ManniuHfun Tor q few
Born. Iu|t .H fu Mr. end Mrs. graff0n
Nfldrer n daughter
WE LUCY NuUdErHaa. OF p~IfnnvHra.
10 .lRiiirF friends Tor n few days
AIa T. NNfH.I. 90 IaIruHuf De- vie.
liinF her parents. Mr and Mrs. j. Do.
Mra CHARLES Garrison fa ATTENDING
Inc fnirfirwa fHr n few dave
M-r John Risen and children are
SUM Mrf kiFrra parents nt Frar-
Mr. Jennie Eerrar visited friends ~
WgCdaoL Thursday
Mra kanrle HiaFrff has returned
homo after n short visit win friends
Miss Ethel Hgahra 81 Earafaw De-
VISITING GuIfIa Mcdonald Tor q few dava
Misc Nerra Hurr rf Pennington is
H~rfndlnr a f0w days with friends Ir
town
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GER MANY
tconanusd Prom first PaEs.D

serve Of the Reichsbank has almost
doubled since the war began. Notes
and deposits in the Reichsbank COW
cred by sold are thirty three and one
half per cent as compared with 26.7
per cent In the Bank OF France. and
2l.l In the Bank Of England.
Fifth the confidence OF the German
people IN our financial strength Is as
u~nbounded - their confidence in our
military superiority. After twelve
months Of war. imperial b are quoted
at 20. which IL eight points below the
quotation In March. 1914. the mint
mum price Of British consols IS.
Is eleven per o below the quotation
In March. 1914. three per cent French
rentes al 50. are 10 per cent below
March. 1914
Work. skill. discipline. organiza-
tion. economy. and. last. but not least
the categorical imperative Of patrio-
tism have upheld Germany In the first
year again world enemies and will help
Us further 10 win the war.
tSigned)
"HELFERIcH."
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RUSSIAN DUMA
PREPARES FOR WAR

PETRoGRAD. Aug 1. via London.
Aug ?. 1870 a m-The FIRST sitting of
the duma which opened today. holds
out promise OF work with the object
OF promoting the production Of mill
tary supplies and meeting the mill
tary requirements. rather than ora
tory. recrimination or efforts to dis
cover those responsible 70 rthe fail
ure TO realize the earlier high hopes
The temper OF the equities was
moderate. party differences were
minimized' there was an entire alb
sence OF gloom OF factious enthusiasm
The speeches Of the president OF the
chamber. NJ. DOdzianko and the minis
tiers we're well received and recorded
with applause from the right and the
left. The Polish people. the allies. the
ambassadors I'M General Ruzsky. the
commander In the Galician campaign
were cheered heartily.
The outstanding feature OF the SEES
sion was the declaration made in the
name Of the emperor by the Premier
NJ. Goremykin. that the Poles shan
receive autonomy.
Announcement that amnesty had
been granted Vladimir Bourtzen. the
revolutionist. who returned here from
Paris. for hospital service but was I'm
mediately arrested. was well received.
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CRY OF FIRE"
STARTED PANIC

NEW YORK. Aug. The steamer
Grand Republic. from Rockaway tor
New YORK put In a. Coney Island To-
night where sever hundred passen-
gers left the vessel following a pane
which started with a false cry OF ni-
Before the crew succeeded IN assur-
inE h Passengers that there was no
hre aboard many women and children
had been Knocked down and signify
Injured In q mad rush Tor life pre-
servers and the boats. A majority OF
the passengers remained aboard and
tho steamer continued To New YORK.
The Grand Republic a. the sister
ship TO the Geuc-al Slocum. wnicn
burned with a loss Of nearly q thOus-
and Lives several years ago.
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MINERS CAMPAIGN
COMES TO CLOSE

SCRANTON. Pa Aus The cam
paiEn for IN Increase IN m~embuhip IN
me union In District No. I OF ths an
thracite neld ciosed yesterday and John
+ white. international PRESIDENT OF the
lnited Mine Workers % America On
leaving Tor his home IN Indianapolis.
Fafe out q statement IN which ne said
a. enjoyed the Hospitality o. the Cltl-
Henshlp within the territory
1t T. my hope. he said. that the
outcome 81 our nsns NAEe conference
win he a~ntrsctfe coal operators will
BRING a happy day into the lives % TIE
anthscite mine NTk~rs without having
% resort 20 strife or In any way hind.r
the Industrial peace and happiness Of The
aufiaCtte region.
During his Ncnty-fVo day
here he addrcsssd 10000 mine $500
and VIII begin his campaign In Dis
trict No p. with an address al Shamokin.
on Tuesday.
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north OF ivsngorod ~repulsed heavy
enemy counter attacks Pursuing the
Russians. We conquered the heights near
fodzamcze. capturing more than Loco
prisoners. Between the upper Nistula
and the Bug the enemy again offered
resistance.
In the course OF the day the Ger
man troops elected the enemy from TO-
sltlons near hurow east Of NoNo Alex
andfla. south OF Lcczua. southwest u
south OF Chelm and southwest OF bu-
bienkA Consequently the enemy son
tlnued his retreat on both BANKS Of he
bug and on the front between tn. Hug
ana south OF Lecrna. Ne have aIreauy
ptsscd through Cnelm IN pursuit OF the
enemy.
In the southeastern war theatre the
German troops captured In the month OF
July S03 officers. 1871 men. ten guns
and l26 machine guns"
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SHANKLlN BACK
FROM MEXICO
oEcLIsns TO DISCUSS nnroErEn
DIFFICULTY WITH nEAEILIAE
MIMInTEA
WI EsDort To Lansing Monday-M.m-
Der Of cauana. caEfnst Also Ar
nved Yesterday.

NEW YORK. AUG i-Iouis cabrsra.
minister OF finance Tn the tarrnuxa cab
insi. arrived here today on the steam
mission Of Mr.. Cabrsra. accordins 10
recent reports from Vera Cruz L. Ia
arrange for the printing ~ rap-r money
70 the value Of $4,000. 0ol pesos. re-
Gently authorized ~ ne C~arranEa gov
70 confer with SECRETARY LANSING
Mr.. Cabrera declined "a maze ang
statement further than % say ne would
femain IN Ne. forS Tor a wesk going
inston. where he hoped 10 s~e Secretary
Lansing
Di-c1-sins Mexican anairs. SIR. Cab.
EZRA said there werr prosp.ctr % an ~
imste settlement of the trouble
"a Mhethsr General CarranEa had AZ.
thoriked him - ask recognition OF tna
United States b. would not say.
Arnold ~shanshn. consul general Of
,ently recalled 10 washinstsn by sas.
.stAfy Lan.ins vas also a passenger on
ne MORO Castle.
Mr. shsSkl,n Mould not discus. a 70.
an minister Hs aid he woaid BE- in
Washington Monday 40 report 10 secre-
larry Lausing While dsclirfag 80 ais
US The political snairs ~ MEXICO he
requifed prouHt s%ttsntion 20 relieve
Thomas waiiard. accompanied by MS
n~Ne-year-old daughter. arrived on the
Mr. Maiiard had been employed a. an
the line o. nrs during a nEht between
CarranHa and villa forces on June 6,
and nve-monthsf-ol baby wsre killed
N Mr.. Mallard was wounded. lie aid
the attack was made without warning.
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AUTO COMPANY TO
PAY WAR BONUSES

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Aug. The In
ing. the Mack Brothers plant. this city.
100 ne saurer Motor company plant al
ilhntieid, y. j.. announced today a poll
- ~ paying a war bonus a-ggreEating
twenty per cent OF the total monthly
sarnings OF the employees. payable ON the
hrst Of each month.
~ the statement the company saws
II recognizes that the manufacfure ~
W.hllipns OF war has caused an unprp-
cedented condition In the metal Grades
and being encouraged bv the sucr.-s
with which their trucks are being soid
~ the domestic market. and with the
promise OF an increased business after
me war. they wish 90 keep their good
men and 20 build up a strong ana No.
niahent organization for the future.
me company employees about 500 men
al each OF the plants.
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GERMANS VICTORS
FIRST YEAR OF WAR

BERLIN. Aug. 1. by wireless 10 say.
VILE. l.. Among the news items
given out today by the Overseas News
agency was the following:
"Reyiewing the first year OF the
war the Berlin newspapers point out
that the territory Of the central pow
ers is free from invaders except Tor
small strips in Alsace and Gaicia
while the German armies in the west
occupy $4,000 square kilometers. "a
kiometer is two-thirds OF a mile) IN
Guiding Belgium and the most vain.
able part OF France. In addition 10
his territory the Austrian-German
dlies occupy 10000 square kilo-
neters in the east including complete
ne governments OF Courland. koyno,
5uwalki. Lomaz. Plock. Kalicz. no
trkow. Radon and KiSlce. as well as
large parts OF the governments OF
Warsaw. and Lublin. The total con
1uered territory IL twice the area OF
the Kigdom OF Bavaria
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UNEARTH TEMPLE
In OLD EGYPT

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. The un-
earthinE OF a great temple AZ Memphis.
~. was tonight b. the
= University OF Pennsylvania museum. nr.
llarcncs T. FISHER. curator o. the kEyI-
tan section Of the museum. Was the
leader % the Eckley B Coke. d.. -x-
.pcdition TO Egypt. which made the dis
coVcry.
The temple. u b. estimated a. OF the
period Of Harnesses ~ and Was erected
about 5000 g. O. While no sfini
data can be- given out a. this time the
EEyptoloEtEfE are Inclined 20 believe hat
the temple D. one thai Vas built BY ssti
] and the same IA described Ia Herodi-
tus.
Memphis was the Oldest and the great
est % the ancient Egyptian cities. and
NaE noted Tor its art and architecture.
DR.. Fisher reported he had collected
more than 1000 specimens Of arts and
curloH which Will b. brought 70 the
museum when he returns to this coun-
try.
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CABINET CRISIS In
JAPAN UNS0LYED

TOXIC. Aug I. f;30 D IA solu-
ton Of the cabinet crisis l. not yet in
sight. The situation has been com
piioated by the opposition Of the cid
der statesmen 10 Takaaki Kato. min
lister Of foreign AFFAIRS whose hand
Ing OF the Chinese question they
rave criticised. on the other hand.
representative japanese not
"a With politics are urging the con
unuance In power OF the cabinet.
headed BY Count Okuma a. premier.
This party under the leadership %
aaron shibusawa. chairman OF the
Ioklo banking association and Buei
Nakano. president OF the Toxic Cham.
Der Commerce. II seeking 20 convinc-
the elder statesmen hat a cablne.
chanEe IL not desirable In war times
when state affairs OF i'm.
poftance remain unsettled includiur
a readjustment OF financial problems
arising extraordinary war xpen.
dltures and projected naval expansion.
The assertion IL made that great ar.
icnity would be experienced In form
M a new ministry and able to cope
with The crisis.
The opposition charges that the
okuma cabinet came into once
through the misuse OF funds and NJ.
regularities In the election. Since the
eharse was made by the elder states
men that the kato policies had
placed Japan IN a position OF isoIa.
ton h cabinet has been pushing a
program of approachment with CHINA.
kato himself defending his position
10 a series OF public addresses
The creation OF a coalition ministry
similar TO that OF Great Britain mas
been suggested.
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WARSAW
tcoBuausd PROM Yir., p.r.,

viii attack the Brest line and endeavor
finally to crush the entire Russian
forces.
Meanwhile. the Germans. Who ApL
pear 10 have an inexhaustible supply
Of munitions. are fighting desperately
10 retain every position which they
hold along the western front. They
have recaptured part Of the trenches
which they lost 10 the British neal
Hooge. and are making an effort TO re.
gain what they lost 10 the French in
the Muenster region OF Alsace.
An unconhrmed report comes from
Rome tonight that the Austrians are
preparing for the evacuation OF Trieste
and have already removed the machin.
cry OF the munitions factories.
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from visiting relatives at BeeleTs sta
tion. o
AT Byron Fitz-immons purchased a
irving morse from Harry Riggle OF Elm
AR. Winnie uagus was d tust,ess Iii
u IN Elm Grove and wheeling We mes
day and Thursday.
Among those who attended camp
Rsctlhg sunday at Fork Ridge we're
MISSES Alta Archer. Virginia Fitzstm-
mons Messrs. Philip and r r.. EWirr
ana Nr. and Mrs. James Archer.
NTS J NJ. fttzsimmons spent Monday
IN wheeling shopping.
Mr = o farnsworth r-epra-sntinE tho
iinkerton Tobacco Co. waf c%aiinE an
our merchants TUESDAY.
Miss Alice Armstrong returned to her
nome az Najorsville Tuesday after a
"'l.I VISIT with Mrs. Lizzie stray.
ar. Charles Moses made A bfi.iraaz
trip 20 Elm Grove Monday
Messrs Geo. Cuffield and HrIlv. J.fe-
Wednesday.
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A FORD TOWN
Wheeling Dealers Have Sold One
one-Thousandth OF Factory
Product.

a. W. Loe G. Co. Island uto dealers.
have reached the point where their
books show sales totallng one one
thousandth Of all the cars turned out
by the Ford factories since Ford cars
were put on the market. The record Is
very unique. There are six thousand
Ford agents in the country. and yet
wheeling and vicinity has consumed
a great quantity OF the total number
u cars made by Henry Ford. since ne
started In the auto game. Wheeling
mas become a Ford town and the new
price is boosting sales. Henry Ford
Expects 70 turn 100000 cars from
AuFust ]. 1915. 10 August 1.1g16. and
ne LOe company has ordered b25 Of
ne new cars. The Ford company con-
.iders the Loe agency one OF its best
i~ealers.
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Fighting Violent.

LONDON. Aug. l. 1910 .. Mn
the eastern sector OF the Lublin sec
ton. where for days the lighting mas
been extremely violent. several addi-
uonal points have been evacuated by
the Russians. according to Berlin, ana
they are declared 10 be in retreat on
both banks OF the Bug me on the
front between the Bug and south OF
Leczna. The Teutons have passed
through Chelm on the heels OF the
Russians.
The Russians have been elected
from the heights near Podzamcz-. on
the east bank OF the Vistula in the re-
gion OF l%vangorod and 10 the south
near Kurow. which lies eastward or
Nowo Alexandria.
Thus IL will be seen that the leu
tonic allies are driving their wedges
both eastward from the Vistula ana
n~orthward between the Bug and the
Vistula in their mighty effort to zap
ture the capital and a. possible. en-
velop those forces OF the Russian
Grand Duke who are endeavoring by
rear guard actions to hold them back
in order that the main Russian army
may gain the positions assigned TO
II on the new line along the eastern
border OF Poland.
The artillery has been the chief en-
CINE OF the warfare on the western
line. although the British and the Ger
mans ear Hooge in Belgium and the
French and the Germans near Souchez
In France. have been az grips in In
fantry attacks and counter attacks.
h Germans have brought large
numbers Of a%eroplanes into play in
the western region and have lombard
ed both British and French a~eroplane
stations. There also has been a bat
tie between six German acceptance
and fifteen French machines over Cha
teau-Salins. Berlin reports that sew
eral French machines we're forced
TO land and that the Germans suffered
no losses. In return the German aero
drome a Douai was the target fo-
a hostile air squadron.
Further details OF the sinking of
the British steamer Iberian by a Ger.
man submarine show that three Amer
lean. Instead OF one. were killed and
that three Americans also were wound.
ed In all six men met death in the
disaster and six were wounded.
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FIND THREE MORE
EASTLAND VICTIMS

CHICAGO. Aug. while investi-
cation of the capsizing OF the steamer
Eastland rested over sunday. divers
today recovered three more bodies
from the wreck. making the toipl
known dead $3.50. Coroner Peter NJ.
Hoffman tonight said there probably
were only a few more bodies In the
river, although the missing list OF
he Western Electric Company. whose
employees arranged the excursion
aboard the Eastland. remained AZ 1872.
The coroner to-day advertised for the
inns of any who might be missing
as a result OF the catastrophe. but
received no
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R USSIAN MINISTER


difficult 10 touch upon problems
which are sful under negotiation
There had been few changes. NJ
slzanoh said. In internal relations
since his laFt address Of the duma
Then combined action BY the separate
states bad not boon weu organized but
now The forces ~ each state we're be.
INK employed to the beet advantage In
striving FOR ' common end
~ Sazauof referred amid cheering
to The participation in the var OF
Italy
These people he said. long have
wished to free their fellow country.
men from tho foreign yoke . o . .
n The example of Italy has been FOL.
lowed by the other states 70 would
have contributed 90 the speedy con.
clualon ~ tho var. Nevertheless the
time Tor supreme decisions has not
passed. and Do is 10 be hoped that ad.
vantagc viii be- taken % the time
which ftll remains By those neutrals
who ann otherwise End a solution
Tor the national problems
Praise Sweden.
Recently there has been much faIK
n tho state o. mind 81 sweden cur
sincere desire 90 maintain with nor
The best NJ neiEhborly relations De- too
vel known 10 need any confirmation
from me- A. the same time ~ are
aware Of the Inevitable emharraaa
mcnfs caused 90 Swedish commerce.
through that country being situated
In The midst of he beiliKerents. ! con.
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PROGRESSIVES TO
BE ON JOB In 1915

MOUNT PLEASANT. IoWa Aug i
Victor Murdoch. Of Kansas. Chairman 81
the progressive national committee.
made the following statement today.
nave Just completed "A three months
personal canNass OF the situation with
the frogresslves In the central West and
on the facahc coast. and after making
~ ! am ready 20 SAY flat footedly that
We progressives are going into the .gId
hght as a party and TO win.
Moreover. a meeting OF representa-
i've Irogressivcs held this month In
New York. city reported the same condi-
ions IN the East that I have found In
the W est, and they are lining up for the
next battle. This also Is the sentiment
% the Progressive national committee.
we VIII hold our national convention
early and nominate a ticket.