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Board of Trade Committee to Meet.

Routine matters only are expected to
come up at meeting of the executive
committee of the Board OF Trade, which
is to be held in the rooms of the hoard
Monday, at 1 o'clock. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
UNION MEN ASKED
TO STAY AT HOME

Continued from First Page.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13

tce iu the Dallas Hall Tuesday evening.
Nj ana Mrs irwin Kidd aud .l.arru
u. No, after CO TO-" weeks Nt-lt with
friends iu TtNluT-tUwu and Dallas.
NJ. and Mrs IaU Robinson are N.s.t-
ing frieuo- iu CaysvIlle. pa.
Mrs. jeff liluck returned home Tues
day from &C. several weeks y.sit with her
daughter Mrs Eva Ice Ut Washington, ID.
Mrs LeSsla Gosrey reformed wednez-
day from a Welt With relatives boo clay Be
Mr John Mcdaniel and daughter Miss
Mary OF Wooster. ohio. have returned
fu their home after pleasant visit with
relatives 81 Dallas
Air. Charles StrieAlIn attended the sale
~ the late John Nc'laim property near
West Middleton. Pa. on Tuesday.
%, Mrs. sara crawford ana daughter
DO with friends in Tay i1rsfowu.
Mc~srS. Jonas and NEl.c caldwell re-
Gently purchased 20 valuable piece ~ lauo
which Joined theirs from John Mcuau-
NIi-s Lcona oldham teacher in the cont
il' PIKE. district spent ih' week end 90
Miss Georgia WEIGH was calling ON her
friend Mrs. sam 'i1-am. Thursday.
business caller az Kelly Guys Monday
and TuesdHy
Mrs Clara White spent Thur-day with
her brother james buchanan af tHt Stone
church road. Mr. buchanan ur.erU.u t
f. serious operation last week Hi DIS nome
Dos Ir. 3d. "a Wilson of Martins Ferry.
Mrs. John Robinson anu Mrs p. j
Ihnsd.s are -aff,r.rL intensely WITH
rheumatism.
and rrIuaE uiE.t with Nlsuar. -lp.,r Of
D IS Mcconnell af ths DALLAS Pike was
robert White spent Thursday With ms
Aunt SIRE. Margaret Is.s-.l who has
Nr- Harry N-rarr AMI lr-s D. D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13

drawings have
an h bee need bv n
~ ding NuN-Ion It5r
IS e ges cIret represent tat.ar
a r. tic extei
room than he
ne front has lvctlrIe
IN - be- ST "A
is tho Iclru,
space spro, laut small
Joe for rrcr arogf, PURPOSES
vs. Ich is rrra the
no eos 10 exceed
80 size * fee Price of plrsS2O Price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13

state NJ people minds. commercial
po-ter.E and meteorological conditions
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

bon weripdnbtsn, moglt9f NIT stniaep
isIbFgeI@risbcneH 3eIIen dItsrsR ga,
tunts, erbitte unttr =. =.
@ef9eibenbett III sine Bier btrep
f9 Der IsIbfFdnbigs a1uImuna unb ber,
5ogIids 6oTHsFtront In Der iubt6arinai.
I6cn Electromagnetic tdum riibmen tam. 81
Dsrtdngt eth bishen bieL fit fen geIo
trob feinsr bribig unb me6r Scbre. al
i1sint, bdB btr 6eiratslufioe feline ges
btnguHeen inter 9sriidf4tiaana btr IN
folae bes Bridges tiHostretenen MSuner,
tuappbett %auESslsLt bat. ais ti6tiaei
auufmann mub e. bic &oniunttur aus,
nuben. aIs tidtistr aaufmonn fplte er
aber aud bsrldfGtigeu, bdb mon Ii4
kidt Dsrrtansn iann.
Bon BEN 5peiten 0sF9tappnIte bee
apoitels ~ousgsbeno, bitrfitn bic spsniuen
IN 9etraGt tommenbn Sdmen sbsnFals
Der Qniidt Iein: FIELDER ober nift ptrs
heirdtet. BET tut bHer.@ @niaIiens 10.
ipsit Der aRipru9sOole 5err ais Glib.
Shiirin9en babel in Grage febt. gIs Sof,
Tolerant, iDeHn aud mir dls ,ber3oaIis
der, iiebt er duf tabslloIs mdrt. Q6e,
-iDIte Elm iungss Wtdbnen, bds ale btefe
unbsidsibenen unb SdbIrei6en ManFdc
bes 9errn erfiint. wirtIid s~enStist ielu, Fa
tinen @dttsn .auf bieIem ni9i mt6r I'M
9sipDbnIiden @est' fudsn al miiFeng
ST Is nidt fsbr pisl uubrfHeinIi6er, bab
bisies WuItermdb9en inter elmer qroBen
anaubl 8efpsrbtr bic ausfpabl BATE
60 tnapp iinb die Mdnnsr in 3eutIds
lamb, bic efn btrurtisss Sutpel mad feinen
bOIItn Dertt gu fddben fpiFcu, GottFsi.
bdHt nod LANCE nidt 6db ss iporien muB,
Biz iih Der srTtbets GER aus 6iibsSbiis
feiner srbormt.
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Ser MntosG ontet Der Sribane
gewinat tdgli9 an Smtere6e!
Neitere flint @Dnteftantcn baben ibrcn 8citritt
gum frieclidDen @Settifreit an9emelcet!
Sobanats M, ger aug Wierttr Goautb, n. g., Btber an Der gtste!

IifJ at ieiter &ufgabe tpeiter Sn ar.
Better.
Sobannes MeDcr aus Wercer
County. 9or6 Tdfota, tit elmer Der
aonteftanten Die Deriu6en, itets an
Der Spibe au bleiben. ailf bente
bat er uieoer ben erIteu 8Ias inter
cen 4ontetanten erobert.
NIle GonteItdnten, DIE nod suriid
fino, ioIten iest einen energifden
8oritoB MAIDEN, Inn iofort in bic
100000 aluiie ST. fomnten. 4nf.
geipadt uto gsarbeitet, meme ser.
renl Ste poIlen bod. Ser Gieger
werOen, nidt tpabr? Sic molten
ood 0ds prd9tige antomobil geuift-
men, oas S9nenL Sbrer 5amiIie lano
Sbret 5rettnoeu 10 bel 8ergniigen
tereiten piro2 9nnn ntiiiien sic
iih aud ernitIid beniiben, bag 3iel
gu erreiden. oarbeit lit Der Mii6e
iagt ein 0eutides 5prib-
mort, 6as and oif ben a~utoHnobil.
& ontcft paBt. Milo beHte nod ans
8erf! Sic baben ollie nod bic bette
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sf%Onsentien
Ses INSTRUMENTATION Gtaats.
berbanoes bon Spiua in
9aDeHpprt.

GoUenport, Sa., 8. Nadr5. @ie
mir 6lbcr bereits fltra beridtet Ia.
BEN miro 0ie oiesidgrige aonbention
oes INSTRUMENTATION Staats.
Derbanbes bon Soma am s5reitoa uft0
Somstag, ben IL. mo Is. Wedrs,
IN 0auenport itattfinOen. Gie Son.
benton loIlte uripringIi6 iii Gin.
ton itdttfinoen, bod Iebnte Clinton
alb, ipOrauf Die 3uIammenfunft bon
81benport ifbernommen mnr0e.
Die a~onbention miro am Sreitoq
norgen in Der $uruboIle in Stblnq
treter. 6reitog ftd6mittoa bon bier
bis feds ubr erfoIgt cine mulifaliif,.
oratoriide nnterbnltung IN oerGurn.
baae uno dbenoS lit Elm Gommers
in Der &of Sslano GurnbaIle ailae.
iett tpcr0en.
Sim SOnnaben6 iuer0en Sic Der.
banolungen in Der Davenport Gurr.
bale iortgeiest neroen. Sir Die
HonDention 0es Staatsperbdnoes
DerApn itur ais 6e1ab6arten Std6.
EN- uno 0rtiAaften itarfe GeIegdtio.
ZEN ertuartet.
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Sn ben letfen Saeen lit Der grobe
Alitomobil : aonteIt Der gEGgli6en
Omaha Eribiine" iebr Ie6baft ee.
roorOen. aae 4onteitauten periu-
den IN Der 8eit Der 9oppelltimmen
Die am Montae ben 90. Mdr5
idlieBt, 10 biele Stimmen ale mog-
LID gu e%rIongett, oa Iie III oieier
Set am leidteiten boronfonmeu,
unO Oa ~0erienige, peIder in Dieier
3eit ben er0Bten goriprung er,
reidt, Die beiten @eminndancen bat.
Sic arbeiten niGt nlr ielber, lon-
bern fe befoIgen aud unlcren oft
gegebeiRn Hat uno 5ie1en lire &iIfs-
trltppen gum Dienit beran. Dieie
Silfstruppen Iino Die nottpen0igeil
ReierUen, Ote gum Siege berbeIfen.
@enn nidt ale an3eiden triigeii,
10 iteben am SdluB Der 3eit Der
9oppelItintmefl ueberraldungen be.
BOT, oa einige &onteitonten nit ib-
rem 8eridten nod s~uriidbalten. @ir
toruen OesbdGb mir ieoem &onte.
%Itanteu mrotcn, BON jett an big gum
StIuB Ser 3eit Der 9oppclitimmen.
nit boppeItem Gifer uuo unabI1B
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
@iaa mabc Der 9rcn,e.

columbus, q. W., 8. WiGr3. =
francisco gild, ser Mebeaens@e
lerdI, nnO feline StreitmadIt trafer
Jeitern duf Der Rnnd Der galomos
Lamb auo Cattle So, bel Noaoles
mi Gtaatc Gbibuabua, Elm, luie Del
aeiter Der Nand bierBer beriftcr
ieB. RcgaIes Iie1t AS Weei[en SIT.
id hon bier unb ilur 10 Mecilen i'm.
crbald BET 2nnoesaren5e. Sn oet
Depeihe pir6 Der orci ~glnterifattet
4rtbnr McainneD, Sancs Gorbcfi
nh Sames 0'giciI, tpe(de fid III
Der GefdngeHidoft 8iad's befinoal,
cine Grtudbditng getar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

8~elegenBeit, ben @orIprnna ielblt
Oes iest am bodlten ite6enSeu Son.
teitanten ein5uboler, tpern Sic es
mir ernitlid periuheu.
Gin 9etDeis bon Dem lulaeinein
groBen ~sSntereiie, Der 0iefem aouteIt
entgegengebra6t miro, 1T Oie Sat.
ia6e, Dab iid nod INNER fteue Son.
teiturTte1 aitneI0en. Selte bdben
3. Q. nidjt tUeniger oIs RIM ireifere
aonteItanteri ibren 8eitritt All Sem
frieoliheu @ettltreit o~naemeI6et; ga.
runter bafin6en fid) einige, Bic fir
ben Infnug reft glite gcteIim9en
mndteu. @eFon0ers lit oos bel
Serfn 90. 8. 9nitsmann aus Sage
COUNTY, 3ehr., 6er SOL. SEER
0iiitsniam ifreibt, oab CT inter
ben Geutlden ieiner 8egenO qner.
aiid arbeiten miro. In0ere Soon.
teitauten iolfen iid Oaran Elm Sci.
ipieL nebnien.
Gin aOnteitant, Ser plosltd einen
8oriprultg madlte, lit Seftrp Golod
aus Douglas Gourtp, Rebr., Der
nod otter bon ii6 boren laiier
oarfte.
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Die Stimmung i'm
0eut(G6en OO(ke
aae @ittrl, fid Amerita's SrsMnf
iGaft 5R erbalten, iiaD
crld1pft.

@qu Oorf, O. Wldr5. 9ei NAB
gebetioen 9eri0nlidteiten iii GaItidj
Lamb berrid)t ons @efii1l unO 81,
ueberjeugiing Dor, 01B Die beptldi
@egierung ale Nlitte[ gnlerifd'
5reunoi6oft 3it erbalten erid0pf
babe uno nidJt iueiter geBen torne
Dieie goti1oft brod)te 8op Q. Weal
GlDee, Sefret1r oes amerjfnniihel
@eneraltonililS in Berlin, NIT, oel
an 9ienstng in Nem g)orf an gorf
oes ncriuegii6en 8ompfers &riltia.
niofior6 eintraf. Serr Mac@lmee
lit 6uriidgefebrt, I'M 8ermanote All
beiudeu, uno miro aud nad 8a.
ibitgton in Imtseeld1ften reilen.
9ie Seeres- tno 6lottenItarfe Der
Der, Staaten miro mad Ieiuer 4niida
IN 9euti9lano ni9t lebr bod Gin
eeiddst.
Sn 9eitiAlano fiiblt man oLloe.
mein, iogte er, 0ab in ben Ser.
Staten cine gentle Spmpatbie mil
ben aaiierten eriltierc, uno Dab bier.
our@ Der 8rie0e binausqeidobetr
Deroe, neil Die aQiierten i'd ioqen
oab iie I'M RotfaIle ouf Die Inter
itilSung Der Der. Staaten rednef.
fonnen. G~itoererieits lit 2eatid
lano feft bonn enogiItigen Sies
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aSnia BON StaIisn in glpm.

&cm, iiber 8oris, 8. Mdrs.
tonig 8iftor emanuel febrte Giens-
oe u%nertudrtet bon Der Jront mad,
tom 5iiriif uno belt cine LANCE
scnferetla nit Bremier SoIanora
mo Miniiter oes aetBeren Sonnino
tier ote internotiouale nno barIn.
Hentariide Gage al. Spdter nah.
rten a~riegsminiiter @eneral 3ltpeIIt
mo Rarineminilter aoniraL Gorli
m oer aonferenS tell.
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Ole isasife giamiitin.

gortlan6, Ore, 8. MGr5. Die
35sidbrise @ernIoiue Senriettd ge.
erion miro bier am is. Mdr3 Elm
PidnosRon5ert UeronItnIten, ME ibre
Sltern geiterr nerfiiuOeten. Sic lit
eoenfaIs Die iiingite gianiItin Ser
Self.
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GtntraIberbano
Werfer 0eIeoofi

Berter 9eIeentl
Die r~egeImGBige g~erfommlung
'es Gertral-g erbmOes finoet 5rei.
90 nbeuO ben 10. @1Gr5, i'm 9eut.
ben Sans ltott, mo iino Gle bier.
tit eriuGt, 81 erifeinen. Geiddite
on Bidtigteit Iiegen sur grltOi.
ut1g Dor.
Mit Grub
aHG s.. SpedJt, gefretar.
- @anu in1ferltiise Die 6eutide
srclIe, inDem man su ibrer Ser.
reituie beitrdGt.
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Gin AfiratsatIudD.
San arieS ba III Der damn nod mas
inert.

tuert.
SIN iefntm erIteu Brief at bic aofintber
Idst btr 4ppitsI pduIus: .gBeIder bsrbeis
rdtst, Der tut pobl; tpeldsr dbsr nihi bers
beiratei, Der tut btfer.@ Bon rem erften
DeIidtspuntte ausgstsao, bat Elm beut.
fGsr Singing IN tintm gtrIintr gIait
tin eeiratsgeiud erIaFen, bds in hiefer
rniten Set Elm ipobliusnbtr 2idablid iii:
Is pirtt ungsmsin er5siiern0. mdn
I6nnte aud .tomif6" fagtu. dbsr ipir fDoIs
IH e BET .srkitsrub@ beips1ben IdHtu.
Der 9siratstansibut Ldbt fid ME iOlgt
%ttHthmea:
Che
Sd fune enc tEeue, sussrfdffet 2es
benseefdbrtln. acknowledgement. Nsrs
trdgIidse, dngEnsbmis @efen, eas
I2lisBli1 einnldl flint esrabs fem IaBt,
ObHe OdB tiira basu isst Gin Grunh Sors
lGgs: 21-26 Sabre; tabsEIof;r Haf.
gnlbiirstrlide, niht Interchangeable ga
mile; shaHstlii4, CUTE @iIeane, frifGs
StbsHsdaffofuHa. gsfuus uRb ebne fore
ptrIi9t Seller. miiteIsrSbs, Orbnunass
Ikk. Grtpinfdt, axt nidt 9erailss
fesuus: BLONDES. eistnts 5dar, syns
tersfs fiji RnHft uHb frsis Naiur. Gus
6eRoer III 9aHFmann, anFana 30er,
IelbFtdnhig In ihoi6irinaiIdgr Mefsenss
toot. bersoeL 6ofIisfsranE, 1.67 Meier,
fdIaHs. muitIlofsr Ruf, quite giTeana
bcrbunbsn. Gtrsnss @trihBitaeKhsif
als misunderstanding supsFatri, aa FIN
Dur4t4nitfsseiah. gtrmifilsr bsrk
ten, Bib sur Ntrmtibnna unnStlQsn
SritfIptdlels srpinidt srfofqi prrnlpi
'ifriid gtriraatubs aafrihisn. ond
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Rsaass's Sanitone gsaIsts MAIDEN eli wisbr hing.
Sic nlohisa an ~Ilsitsn hbsr tineH Bann ~iprtnesn
bisftS pnnhstuone Hnb perfdstiAe D2iittl ulss 9eben
gfbea. kelnsas SlHiione &1afers III tin nsnts unb
eranbreriAifbeHes SlitsnitisL. @ madt alta eeaie
taHs iin6 anlsrnsbHaHssIuhts nnD III cut far Mdnner
cher Bsaatn.
AtnH oit iberarbtitet RHo, nlhbe nnc matt, tsiutr
eade irntne ptlhes 4risrsds ohgepinnen t6uHth, bann
tuefetn eteft tleiHen Waters pabre gauHetr In Der @ies
bebflsbune abrsr 8ioerlinnosErafi leihsn.
4tnbet unienfshenosn Roupcn nod heuf. iHr cine
ittte 50e SAaAist 9tIosg's Snnttone ggafrs.
Rtllog9's 2anitoHe 9gdicrS. requldre @rSts ,um gssrs
fast M.Vl-Sn Cmdha. Shsrmnn q Wtegonnen Drug
20, lh 1ho I8s Sty.s Dwl Drug Co.. 84 Shb rs
Git, 5enton Drne o., 1901 aarnam Ctr, qouaE
Pharmacy. a07--21 Mcro III. gir., @sa Trua &C.,
1916 SnrHaut Sir, barparo, "a. nno 5anam CIT.
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SObH ,Solm, asarreH Gp., 80. ........ .t0,U10
T. Sdnmadcr, g)Orf 60. 10000
". golfertss BiaHebaso So, ssSuiua 10000
6erbiaan6 Stelssr, Snrner So, g. 9af .1Oy00U
Otto SeibIe, Wilah GD., SeE 10000
s. s. Sdroeoer, Gtarf 3d. %. Dat. 10000
o. 2apiciH, aincoIn So, 8aib 10000
dreS 0reus, 6iOalgp g., Ser. 10000
Wah entiHa sntSfc, sails Co., SEE 10000
9eHrg Wepert S6artOu SO. 10000
Garl Will SGliuc So. .......... 10000
Clos. 8ers, Solution 60. 10000
did Mener, G6ale So 10000
Sate6 8ieriad, Mariun So, Greg. 10000
&. Sdraeber, snrner So, 9. Saf 10000
8. q. Saeubfea, CRAWFORD 81, sSa 10000
0enrp 2. Goie, S~ebaitinm 60, Nrf. 10000
11rs. Gao. graessert, SroaHois So. 81. 10000
Soc 8. Stan5el. 5aAette Gu, Segas. 10000
". !. 9eleei, Sae epg Soma $500. 10000
8iaie Scelis, MiIam So, Ser 10000
!. U. aeifi6HeiOer, ebadamas So, Ore. 10000
gtto Sdiirmcr, gerrien So, Did 10000
e9riit. Sd)neioer, SadioH 60, Gau :. 10000
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Gs besobIt iia, in oeit ualal.
a%nssiscn" Der Iribiinc 8lt
nnnonciren
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Riiaeusr III su at sum yij9r,r. abtr
Ct IL nod INNER june setus sttm gtrfiks
re.
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So6annes Dieper, @ercer So, u. 2af $4,000
v. s.. 8eIdurner, Gaatater 80. $4,000
&. s. 8nntemeper, Sbeper So. $4,000
@iaie airdbOff, Smitb g. Aanl $4,000
@. s. 9mitsman, Sage So. $4,000
Scum EDlaf, GOngIas So. $4,000
gSnl. Meber, Rlatte So. 10000
Saeob Giek, Barton So, SAM ...... $4,000
6. DttO, ST., GraDfOrS So, Sa.. $4,000
AmaaSns Stamps, GlaD So. 10000
Geo. SerSer, golf g. Sa. ........ 10000
IT. Gambler, Slatte 81 ............ 10000
4anL Senuer, Gage Gu. 10000
ans. HenSt, Semurb So ........ .24,200
Seurb hing, Boulder So, GoIu. $4,000
$. Sasii6, gotes Co., so. ..........2 $4,000
SttO gOguer, &nor So. $4,000
Sr. 9ittmann, 9irpn Gp.......... 1900
6sinrid Sursens, Sripp &c. GO. DAT 10000
5ranf gaOelta, Sascula Gp., Did -. 10000
gOpO Sluter, 8innebasu So, So. -. 10000
9etIef Saeubicu, Sba GO, Sa. ........ 10000
6eHrb Waafc, StDc So. ........... 10000
GreO 30. BenSt, Mari9aa So, SAM 10000
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gergeBt bel ginfduien nidt. ob iee llnterHisung ser 6euhIdEp
8eiture od cine ardfiauna oes Gaifht6nns it'll
Beirut Gnf BET Gintaufen auf oe sGoside Gmobo 2rbane~.
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lire Nerven prickeIn
Won neuer L~ebelSkrafi
---~---
aellBg's SaaitOnr @nfers itimmem
Ole frenNig anS beridaffsH
Siren @0rprr meme Stdrte
nHb Strait.


laa&i Cure shrusn a%iatIbarf. Gusr Gtblrn flar uub
Itaitig. &siese = eenlieus Wnifrs Eraiist unb iiarFi
wlf nthts ahbftts, NafEn Sie nsrp6s. mfbt nnb abs
,gtfvaHni ngo uni SIRE 8rsuntt brtslis "a btattu bcs
sinHtH, eab ~ aasslpisii fab, bann pIrb abHen
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%esrifiatqt bi einfauien Die in Nser Rdtns auSeiscn0cn uO
paat lie saraai aaiserfiaml
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-12-28
IMPROVEMENTS IN
THE FOREST RESERVE

Acting District Forester, T. P. Mac
Kenzie, Portland, Oregon says that
great progress is being made in the
economical handling of stock on the
National Forests ranges. More than
three score stock associations are Or
ganized In Oregon and Washington
to cooperate with the Forest Service.
They also cooperate with one anoth-
or. A unique instance of this is
seen in plans devised to prolong the
serviceable period Of bulls on the
range.
Many associations purchase all
bulls for use on the National For
est range occupied by the cattle Of
their members In order to insure that
only high grade animals will be turn
ed out. Because of the Ill effects of
inbreeding. usually the serviceable
period Of bull on the range Is two
years. To prolong this period to at
least ten years, one association plans
to exchange bulls with another at
the end of each two years. The
Forest Service is encouraging these
plans, for it means the production Of
only high grade and valuable stock
on the National Forest ranges.
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New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
GRIP AND NEURASTHENIA

There is form of neurasthenia that follows the grip. Doctors call it post grippal' neurasthenia. One of the foremost medical authorities of New York city in lecture in the interna- tional clinics, said:
 Broadly speaking, every victim of the grip will suffer from post-grippal neurasthenia also. Lowering of ner- vous tone with increased irritability is the most striking effect of the disease, languor of mind and body, disturbed, ftful sleep and vague pains in the head and elsewhere. The treatment calls for rest and tonic.
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills, a non-alco- holic tonic, are particularly suited for building up the blood and strengthen ing the nerves after an attack of the grip. The rich, red blood expels the lingering germs from the system and transforms Respondent grip victims in-- to cheerful, healthy, happy men and women.
 If you have had the grip get box of Dr. Williams Pink Pills now, from the nearest drug store and begin the treatment at once.
 On request we will send you a free pamphlet, Building Up the Blood ," which contains chapter on the grip. Address the pr. Williams Medicine Co.,, ~ l.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

paign The original revolters after the Chicago meeting were western and middle western men, but they rapidly obtained the cooperation of na tional committeeman and state cbairmen throughout the country.
 It was pointed out yesterday by the authority for the present fight against fight against the Old Guard subcommittee that the fight is political in it's essence and nothing else The Hitchcock men realize, it was asserted, that if the Old Guard retains control they will get none of the spells. The revolters, on the ether hand, make no secret of the fact that they are practical politicians and want a piece of whatever political pie is to be passed around. They thing Hitchcock will have more re- eard for their welfare than any one the Crane committee sanctions. So they have formed a, powerful or ganization in the national committee to try to get him.
 The leaders who went to see MT. Hughes in the last week or two to put the proposition up to him per sOnally gave him their version of the national committee meeting which appointed the subcommittee consist ing of MT. Crane, MT Williams, Tlvah H. Martin of Virginia, Charles B. Warren of Michigan, John T. Adams of Iowa, Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, Boise Penrose of Pennsylvania and ex-Senator James A. Hemenway of Indiana. They reviewed the in dications of bitterness against Hitch cock from the start. They said that as soon as the committee met Mur- ray Crane took the choir as the oldest ranking member and then "the steam roller was off
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
REPUBLICAN REVOLT
 AGAINST OLD GUARD
Tell Hughes What They Think Of
 ". Murray Crane

New York, June 26-A we'll or ganized revolt of no small size and significance has developed in the re- publican national committee against the Old Guard steering committee headed by former Senator w. Murray Crane of Massachusetts. The ques ton at issue is the selection of a na tional chairman and a majority of the rational committeeman have put their side of it smack up to Charles Evans Hughes, the republican nominee for president They have told MT. Hughes in emphatic mes sages or personal visits during the last two weeks that Frank H. Hitch cock is their choice and that the Crane committee in their judgment is not representative of the whole national committee.
 The revolt began in Chicago when the new national committee met inn mediate1y after the convention had adjourned. It was evident at that first meeting that the old animisities Of 1908 had been revived against MT. Hitchcock by the very fact that he had made a success Of the Hughes boom in a manner that reminded his old political foes of happenings eight years ago. MT. Hitchcock's friends thought then that an attempt would be made to ride rough shod over them so when the subcommittee vas appointed they got busy.
 Telling It to Hughes.
 The result was that thirty-three of the ffty-three national committee men sent telegrams to MT. Hughes or called on him in person to speak their minds on the subject of the chairmanship and the subcommittee Thirty republican state chairmen have done the same thing so the nominee might have before him convincing array of party leaders throughout the entire country And they told MT. Hughes that if after studying their sentiments as they piled up before him at his Hotel Astor doubt about the feeling of the na- tional committee he could call the co cmmittee into consultation and settle it.
 The tenor of all the messages to MT. Hughes was this: That the Crane committee of old guardsmen, with the exception of Ralph Williams of Oregon, did not reflect the ma- jority sentiment of the national com Inittee; that MT. Hitchcock is the choice of the majority; that he is de- Girable because, like the nominee