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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

tlsst intense moment of complete ST.
renee they could hear the splash of
MS llfeblood as it dropped from his
forehead on to the polished boards
beneath; then he threw up his arms
and fell in a heap to the floor.
Dead!"' broke from little Miss
weeks as she flung herself down in
reckless abandonment at his side, She
mad never known an agitation beyond
some fiuttering womans hope she had
stlded as soon as born, and now she
knelt in blood.
A solemn hush, then a mighty sigh
OF accumulated emotion swept from
lip to lip, and the crowd of later in.
Vaders, already abashed if not terri.
fed by the unexpected spectacle Of
suspended animation which confronted
them from the judges chair, shrank
unanimously back as little Miss
weeks advanced upon them, holding
out her meager arms in late defense of
the secret to save which she had lust
seen a man die.
Let US do as he wished" she
prayed. 81 feel myself much to blame,
What right had we to come in here?"
NO one in authority was present:
no one representing the law, not even
a doctor; only haphazard persons from
the street and a few neighbors who
mad not been on social terms with the
Judge for years snd never expected
TO be so again. His secret!-always a
source OF wonder to every inhabitant
OF Shelby but lifted now into matter
OF vital Importance by the events of
the day and the tragic death of the
negro! Were they to miss its solution,
when only a door lay between it and
them-a door which they might not
even have to unlock? Miss Weeks
was about to utter an imprisoned ap-
peal to their honor, when the current
OF her and their thoughts was changed
by a sudden sense of some strange
new influence at work in the room, and
turning, they beheld the Judge Upon
his feet, his mind awakened, but his
eyes still fixed-an awesome figure;
some thought more awesome than be-
fore.
Death was present with them-he
saw it not. Strangers were making
havoc with his solitude-he was as
oblivious Of their presence as he had
been unconscious of it before. His
faculties and all his attention were
absorbed by the thought which had
filed his brain when the cogs of that
subtle mechanism had slipped and his
faculties paused inert.
Where is the woman?" he cried.
1t was a cry of fear; not of mastery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
cgAp7ER I-Continued.

4 v,s an awful and a terrifying
.,,,o little Miss Weeks and, scream
!, louily, she left her window and
n into Judge 0etrander's presence,
4 rssing wildly about, wormed her
4 toward a heavily carved screen
,,linq distant corner and covered
ogs behind it.
M gssplng, struggling men, the
stlc negro, we're in the next room
.sy-,he could catch the sound of the
asys painting breath rising above
n rsmor Of strange entreaties and
,iisd CRIES with which the air was
Al then a quick, hoarse Shout Of
Ildga Judge!" rose in the doorway,
he became conscious Of the pres
M of q headlOng, rushing force
ss midway into silence as the fro
n 6g1re Of his master flashed upon
h rsgros eyes-then-a grOWl of
entfated emotion, uttered almost
f cal, and the screen which had
ben refuge was violently thrust
III from before her and in it's place
beheld a terrible being standing
Hs5 in whose eyes, dilating under
fresh surprise, she beheld her
n, even while recognizing that if
must suffer it would be simply
ii obstacle to some goal at her
which he must reach-now-be-
hefelI In his blood and died.
FAat was this goal? AS she felt
gt lifted, nay, almost hurled aside,
luraed to see and found it to be a
before which the devoted Bella
low thrown himself, guarding it
ID every inch of his powerful but
dIY sinking body, and chattering
alee with his bloOdless, quiverlng
figure terrible in anger, sub
b purpose, and piteous in it's
ag energies.
aekl all Of you'll" he cried, and
t, clatehing at the door casing
alhsf side to hold himself erect.
"a cannot come in here. This is
idgs's"
y even bis iron resolve or once
lsd physique could stand the
lIas Oi The terrible cash which dis.
hls forehead. He had been run
b an automobile in a moment
y abstraction, and his hurt was
Already his head, held erect
passion of his purpose, was
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

paper, the pictures were mounted In
rubber frames; even the carpets were
of the same all-conquering material.
Tables. chairs, blotters, inkstands, pa
per weights. letter racks, penhoIders
we're Of rubber. while the electric
light fixtures we're OF vulcanite. Dam
ty curtains hung at the windows: even
these were Of rubber hung on rubber
rings, suspended on a rubber pole!
Outside the hall where the exhibit
ton was held was tennis court
made Of rubber. Cor which is claimed
the most perfect results yet attained
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

asphalt as the paving of future cities.
according to the prediction of Sir
Henry Blake in opening the fourth in
ternational rubber exhibition In Lon
don. Advances In the production and
manufacture of the product during
the past three years have been SO
great as to bring within the realm Of
reality this Utopian suggestion.
AZ the London exhibition everything
possible was made Of rubber. One
entire room was completely furnished
in rubber. The walls vera covered
With Il, skilltully disguised % wan
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
Entirely Too Modern.

Chicago censors say three feet Of
film is long enough for a moving pic.
ture kiss. Los Angeles censors think
two feet plenty. What Is your opin.
ion?"
Measuring kisses by feet, Ell? Well,
personally / prefer the old.fashioned
method Of measuring a kiss by the
clock on the mantelpieca. Exchange.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

I y. Y breast; already his glaz-
li.s losing its power of con.
saen with a final rally of
strength he started erect
' sls oat in terrihls appeal:
als0oeyed the judge. and.
s,,, ! pes killed him. Do not
s''. q giving away his Sc.
sss.s As You viii leave this
ssa swear that no one but
sseF turn this lock, or I
- Bella, man by man,
terror to your graves
y forward again and in
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

for the game. It's residence gives the
balls the rebound Of billiard cushions
After witnessing an exhibition match
on the court the rubber growers and
manufacturers attending were invited
to luncheon, where again everything
but the food-eyen to the menu cards
was OF rubber.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
\ NOlsELESS CITY
s.sa for Paving and Furnl-
Prophecy Made by
afn Journal.

oiaaless cityl At last
sea Of the city dwellers
g Of the incessaut din
city streets. which, 40.
81 nerve specialists, are
naibls for the increas-
. q our cities. Rub
Aes hraek, stone, and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
SYNOPSIS.

~. crowd of neighbors invade
elilOu lsons home of Judge Ostrander,
3, rys s.5gs and eccentric recluse, fol-
wy ! lpv yelled woman who has gained
sEHg ,hroIgh TIE gu, Jl the utSh
i11li.slss, o s,,, surrounding the place.
asals .. sar' has disappeared but the judge
s..a es IN q cataleptic state,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
M 0MenaA

''Tf every dog has its day. why can't
q cat have her night?"
because no cat seems able 10 have
q night without q fence"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

Flres Caused by Lightning.
OF the 1851 fires occurring in the
forests of Idaho. Montana, Oregon and
Washington last year 2,032 were
caused by lightning.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
An Art SUSPICION,

True art does not think of money"
mo" replied the grand opera man.
ager. II am expected to do the think
ing. And sometimes think brain
work is as poorly paid in the art bust.
ness as in any other"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
CAPUDINE-

For HEADACHES and GRIP. It's
Liquid-Prompt and Pleasant.-AdV.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

Dragoljub Jelitich, age twelve, is e
soldier in the Serbian army.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

(To BE CONTINUED
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
GERMANS GAINING
GROUND in WEST
Berlin War Office Reports Success
full Advances in the ArgOnne
and vosges Mountains.
DEEp SHOWS ALONG vIsTULA

BERLIN. Feb. 11.--(3y wireless
to London, AT the war office to-
day the following statement was is
sued:
I'm the western theater. Of war. an
attack In the Argonne resulted In a
gain Of ground for us Six officers. SO7
men. two machine guns and six small
cannon were captured. In the central
and southern vosges we also gained
few small local successes.
Eastern Theater-on the Fast Prus-
sian frontier engagements were continued
yesterday with results that we're alto
gether satisfactory to Us. although the
deep snow hindered the movements Of
our troops. The result or these engage
ments cannot yet be seen.
In the Polish theatef on. the right
bank of the vistula an advance brought
us into the district northwest OF sierpec.
through which our opponents were re-
pulsed. One hundred prisoners were
taken fsf. ft..l7t
"on the left bank Of the vistula there
were no special Incidents. .
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
President Wilson
Presents Medals
to Boy Scouts

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1f.-pre.,aenl
Wilson rcocivcd the members Of the Ma
sionai Council % TIE Boy Scouts q
America today ard presented medals Il
several scouts. one or them for M,
saving.
The president addressed the boy scouts
expressing his interest IN the orrnnlsa.
tion and bis belief IN It's objeess.
The president said:
you are recruits Ia the ranks that va
All stand In. Of those who try TO serve
the country In some way that .sill tel
and that has nothing 70 40 PARTICULAR,
with eur c~n. per~cnai benefit.
"a man who dsvotes himself 20 IA,
development OF his own character vii
succeed IN nothing except making q prlr
but II he devotes himself to heIplns
other people his character win not only
take carr Of itself. but 4 viii grow 70 4
very noble stature. I have always main
tanned IN the language 81 MANUFACTURES
that character Il by-pfoduct. II you
set 70 work 70 make 4 because you love
youfsehs you make an ass II you dis.
reEnrd the consequences 10 yourselves Al
order % serve other people you viii make
noble gentleman. That. believe d
fundamentally decreed % an orranlra.
ton q this sort
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
KAISER REVISES
CAMPAIGN PLAN
IN EAST ARENA
tcontlnued from Pase Omar

NCVnAlUuC0 AIOftt ot1H OAArsJ
SLAMS have been conducting flank move
ment against the forces Of Emperor Will
liam in East Prussia, the situation is
becoming clearer. The Germans have
rushed heavy achievements thither and
with these men they expect to be able
TO stall the Russian advance. The Rus
slams. however. already would appear to
be In position tAreatening lnsterberg.
from which German town the population
s reported to have been advised to de-
part until the. present military operations
are concluded.
Few EnEREements In West.
In the western arena OF the war the
fighting for the last few days has been
OF relatively small Importance. and the
promised big effort Of one side or the
other is stiIl delayed pending the advent
OF more favorable weather.
The situation in the Balkan states APP
pears to London observers to be rapidly
crystalllzinS. Bulgaria will receive a
large consignment Of its German loan
within the next few weeks. Roumansai
is finding that Austria-Hungary Is clam
.oring for definite statement OF its attl-
tude. Nevertheless It shows no DISPOSE
ton prematureiy to reveal its intentions
and the entente powers-Great Britain.
France and Rusaia-seern 20 be quite sat
isfied that Reumania,s ultimate action
will b. On their side
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
WILSON CHANGES
SHIP BILL PLAN
Will Attach Gore Substitute to
Weeks Bill and Try to Push
1t Through House.
WILL RELAX EFFORT IN SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE
fight over the administration ship
bill underwent complete change to-
day as the result of conferences be-
tween President Wilson and congress
sional leaders.
II was determined to relax the
fight in the senate. thus suspending
the historic filibuster. while the i'm
portant appropriation bills are
passed.
Meanwhile Senator Cores substitute
for the administration bill win be intro
duced IN the house as an amendment to
tho Weeks bill. another ship measure
which already has passed the senate
Under a special rule it would be perfected
to meet the views OF the administration
and then be presented to the senate for
action as a new proposition
The present bill. over which the long
fight has ensued, would be allowed to die
in committee.
When the new bill comes over from
the house. II the fight in the senate is
renewed upon II, President Wilson VIII
decide whether 70 call an extra session
q congress for consideration OF tho ship
eill alone Jfls advisers in congress to-
DAY ware giving MIN advice In both al
sections- A. the White House the prcsi-
dents deterninptien 70 press the bili was
reiterated ana II was sald decision AZ
60 an eStrq session awaited the develop
ments IN congress-
In the house tentative arrangements
We're made TO take UP the ship bill i'm
inediately after the passage OF the pend
Ing sundry civil BAN
4 was believed the ship bill could be
put Through next swoek.
The Weeks bin already has passed tho
senate, II proposes use Of naval vessels
Tor mail and freight In times OF emsr-
sency. BY attaching the Gore bill. the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
TOPEKA MUST ACT
TODAY OR FORFEIT
Fifth Day Of Grace Expires at IL
O'clock Today and Guarantee
Must Be Put Up.
SPRINGS STILL IrsIsrEE1


And aKain It's DELAY
DESPITE the fact that the Western
league mosuls- have been paradIng Chi
cago since Sunday doing absolutely moth
ing exeept wait for Topeka 70 act, those
same fnoguls granted the Kaw persons
another day OF grace and Topeka has
until II o'clock today TO meet the require
ments in theshspe Of q guarantees
OMEN announced early In the week
that the franchise questions would be left
open until today. but subsequent dsvcl-
opnrents led 70 tho belief that everything
would Be settled ship-shaps Wednesday.
Then il was Thursday. and now ies Fri
dav
However. Attorney sloan. who repre-
sents the Cerman-Americah bank, has
wired 20 his clients TO ask no more de-.
lay" according 10 Prcxie O'Nesll. Eys-
IDENTIFY he realizes the moenls are firing
waiting. Also Il is probable that Colo
redo Syringe and Kansas city. Kan.
chatter has had something 70 do with
efcans message. Colorado Springs husi-
ness men have wired o'Neili again TO In
vestigate the possibilities OF tho health
city before the Topeka franchise Is finally
disposed Of. II Topeka fnils to kick IN
properly II is certain that the club can be
put IN the Colorado town.
Frank Isbell owner OF Des Moinen. has
taken up she role Of mediator. cay Chi
taeo dispesehea. ID IA aaid labei placed
1tr Nrnle 5ohneoa. ne Loa Anselae
ehPrtssop F'no 1lmpsd Is the itsds d hhofs
Hhl's $50. under HE wilma ana hfouEilt
t6c leapcr ortr 10 81 b hendquarlerh
Shore Mr. Ban johnson was hcldlng aes-
Iion There lshell introduced Ernie 70
Ban and thetwo became occupied IN con-
Tersation. The story iumedlateIp started
that Isbe'l had brought about return
leap By johnson
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
Hussane Would Bet
$4,000 on a-Matoh

1nsplsed with conlldepce by his victory
Tuesday over Jcss wcsteruaard. Yousiff
famous masked wrestler. White has never
disclosed the Identity Of hla man. who
aiWayr wears e mask ever his face. He
las thrown everybody he has met. Jim
flynn, HnEaan's manager. has posted
1850 a. a suarantee that he uiussane)
VIII wrestle Mystery for the above
suount There Il something significant
about the D.ooo part 70 Omaha mat fans.
When here uu1sane declared Joe stech.
4r'e MQq was fnnny ar6 that 70 much
rhoney vas never bet on match and
that etecner was merely working a. punk
bluff. WOW Hussane Is talking with the
Same figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
French Capture
Notre Dame Hill

81. oNER. Frtncs Fcb s-tVia Paris.
Feb. II. t;G a m3-The capture o. the
haI Of Nqtre Dame de Iorcfto By he
French hes been announced a headQuar.
itfs here The bill. which dominated TIE
tnl,fs region. has been fiefcelg dkputed
I1r Neeka
a position. caDtpred BY (he British Gloss
= FiQIa|nes elat|rp. VAS che q cona|d.
sI4o|e imrcriaDel ~ a ofcfiooka Ln
H4feee The lefnans made several a..
lfnple 70 rfcnpIhre n bu the British
troops held rlrpnEiy fortified lines and
ferA|tt1 three attacks with hears
1|an1hfef
fn4 HflllEn captured on Sunday night
tN4 trenches ntaf FesllIneri. taking 90
psINrNsn. Hto bPioaaed apparently io
lt< rtT&s| c|afs u 1efman recruits.
tfaI|l ~ q ltem were lonnz and wore
HtH ar'iosnn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
ASQUITH SAYS US.
MEN BOOST WHEAT

contlnued from Pad ono. !,

q
and II. small towns and Villages % PEI
cent.
wheat Increase.
Detaiiing the representative increases
coming under the category Of the neces-
saries OF life the premier said that wheat
has Increased u per cent over the price
for February. 1914; flour rs per cent;
British meat per cent and foreign meat
y per cent; sugar y per cent and coal II
per cent Compared 70 the range Of
prices az the end Of the France Prussian
war the premier said everything, except
coal was dsarer than II Il now
The large expenditure by the govern
ment ON separation allowances permitted
the working CLASSES to consume food on
nearly the same scale "a they ala before
higher prices came. the premier con-
sinued. There was little evidence Of any
diminishing dlmlnution In tho scale Of
consumption AID II allowance was made
Tor The new armies. the working classes
were now consuming more food per head
than IN any previous period.
Blanies specuIaforn In. America,
The premier attributed the rise In the
price q wheat to diminished supplies and
increased demands.
Among the Factors n the shortage OF
wheat are the closing OF the Dardaneiles
and the depredations UPON crops IN the
arena OF the war Premier Asquith said
he DID not think the shortage OF wheat
would last lcns. The difficulties OF
transport and freight rates have been
factors In the enhanced prices. but they
were not determining factors ''Tshe de-
terminips factor has been the prices on
the New. York and chicsio markets.
the premier seia. These are in a Mighty
nervous and jnmpy condition. ana ! know
of no WAY whereby any toverhmnnt Of
the uofH can control speouiati6n. a. 4
result uf'eeulktion Provides 10 own rem
'edy Aftcr next june there Is reason 10
anticipate that the fever Of speculation
viii abate."
Couaumpfion Of Meat.
CONTINUING. the premier called attention
g the very valuable consumption OF meat
BY she tfoops, declaring that no men
were batter fed than the British soldiers.
The stock Of sugar IN the hands Of ths
government vas sufficient to last for
meny months. ana the prlco OF sugar
Was now approximately the same as N
the United States, Notwithstanding the
TACT that the United states haa consider
able inlernal supplies OF sugar as wen. "a
close connections with Cuba
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
Too Early to Talk
Of Peace Proposals,
Says Secretary Grey

T, LONDON. Feb. little recent public
utterances in Germany give no reason
TO suppose that the purpose in view will
De prompted by adopting the course sug-
gested was the answer OF sir Edward
Grey. the British foreign secretary to a
question in the House Of Commons this
afternoon asking whether with view
to ending the terrible loss OF life In the
war. Great Britain was prepared to de-
qare publicly the basis whereon the
allies were willing to discuss terms Of
peace. The members Of the house greeted
Sir Edward Grey's answer with cheers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
Bulgaria viii Stay
Strictly Neutral

SOFIA Belgaria Feb. d. = nulrs.la
het decided % maintain q strict snd Iowa.
pentfality'T said Premier Radoslavoff
A meeting today with his parllamen,s,,
anherentf q which q 0orman loan a.
bulgarIn Nae discussed. rhs premler a..
clared fnat ne military and finane,s,
rreparetions o. the country wer. 49,.
Qpale Tor any eventually. hut that a..
HoFefnmeut vas confioenl thar ~.
IIiendIy feelings Of the powers towsr,
pulsaria would result 10 ils advaplags'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
Drink Hot Tea
For a Bad Cold

Get small package OF Hamburg Breast
Tea, OF as the German folks CALI It
Hamburger Brust Thee" at any phar-
macy. Take q tablespoonful Of the tea,
put cup Of boiling water upon II, pour
through sieve and drink teacup full
at any time. II IL the most effective way
TO break cold ana cure grip. as It opens
the pores. relieving congestion. Also
loosens the bowels. thus breaking cold
at once.
Il IL Inexpensive and entirely vegetable.
therefore harmless.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
Allies Pliers Make
Raid Over Dusseldorf

LONDON, Feb. n.-A dispatch e IN,
Daily relesrAph from Rottsfdam reports
successful air raid BY ne olsiss over
Dusseldorf.
The Germans, according % ths GORE
epondent' Tearing such a raid at DuslsI-
oorf. Feeentiy built secret storehoun,
some distances aNey from the arsenal
into which war material nad explosives
from The arsenal were moved. The raid.
ers discovered this slorpkouse ara
afopped bombs on ana Get fiss 70 81"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
JACK JOHNSON LEAVES
BAHBAD0ES FOR CUBA

BARBADOS. 3. W. r.. FEB. is.--Jach
1ehnson. the rugillst accompanied By his
ulfe and Frank Hagney. an Australian
hoxlne partner. sailed yesterday on the
foar-masted sehoonsr Henry FRASER for
cl1nfuegoa Cuba where he win connecs
with special boat. which win take him
% Tempico. Mexico. On bis way 10 Juasss,
for his bout with Jess willard on
asfeA g
While here Johnson was made Defend
ant N 3 suit q DAMAGES brought By the
owners 81 the schooner Lillian Blauvelt.
$40 eenfended he had violated q eontracs
- charter the vessel The pugillst acted
ae HE own lawyer ana won the caee. al
nongh pitted against the chief govern
nlent counsel
on Tia Voyage north from Montovldoo.
Johnson acted e. ships cook and prepared
.he food Tor the entire orsw,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
WILL SHAFER. PROMINENT y
HOTEL MAN IS DEAD

CHICAGO, Fen. r1---wiI shafer for
many years manager Of the Auditorium
hotel here and one of>the best known
hotel men in the west died suddenly las.
night Of pneumonia after an illness Of a
few hours. Mr.. sbafer has been attached
to Chicago hotels since 1877.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
CALOMEL SALIVATES

Calouel makes you sick and you lose a
days work. Calomei Is a nasty, dangerous
chemical To iiven your sluggish liver
and bowels when constipated, headacny.
bilious. just get Decent box OF harmless
cascarets. They work while you sleep.
don't grippe. sicken or salivate--Adver-
tisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12
Des Moines Goes Dry {
Saturday Night

DIES MONIES. Ia. Feb 1.-THE city
council here today refused to grant the
saloon keepers renewal Of their licenses,
This means that the eighty saloons Of
Des Moinea win permanently close their
doors Saturday night
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12

parliamentary situation would simply
call for q motion in the senate to concur
with the house amendment. A fight and
filibuster may be expected on THIS also.
IL was pointed out but the ADMINISTERS
ton forces would bein much better posi-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12

Block In Independence, Mo-, harmed
INDEPENDENCE. Mo-, Feb. 11.-Flre,
heated stove in a restaurant Nv 49,,
oestroyed half a block OF buildings on
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-12

ana i. small towns ana villages . %
cent. n
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-26
SHELTER MAGNATES
 VISITING WEST

TACOMA. June 26-William Loeg, Edgar w. House and Richard strauss the latter being the son-in-law of Dan iel Guggenheim and all officials of the American Smelting and Refining Com pany, arrived in the city yesterday The mining magnates are on toyr of inspection of the various mines and other properties belonging to the cor poration throughout the west. It IS stated that one of the group may visit Alaska during the summer