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9tierei,leioen.
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berlesisn. fasi er, bic Jnbd, iuona9
bic Deutiden ben ariss i'm @etlt.
gaiehfrhes unternommsn bitten. Sas
2:iihItin Isgt bar, bnb @oIi unb 6errs
iter 9euiIblanbs uHb Seitsrrsi4s
ungarns i'm 9srtrauen auf Goit in
ben ariss ss,Ossn i,i.n, unS baB ils
i'm Selbs bas reiigi0ie aeben eifri5
pfIegen. Der @erfoifr ssbentt Der
&unbgebungsn Der beutfden giidcte,
fpie sr bsnn iiber6uupi Elm rsides Wlas
i.rial gum @sitdnbnis bss relisiDisn
Momenis auf isiten Geuii9lanos nnb
Geiierrsid, nngorns ipiAergibt.
glusbriidlia ii.lt er fsi, bab bic tat
ibolilne airhe bn. iro Dcutihe uno
SeItsrreiner @ebist erObsrt taben, in
cine bur6aus befti.bigenbe Gage pers
febt fpprben lit. Sr perpeiit duf pos
len, no Der fatbo!if9en Stride bic bon
ben Ruiien tpssssnommenen airHens
aiiter suriideriiattet ipurbtn unb alf
tie Gntferung RES Derrsrbentnlals In
griiFd, fir Die ii3 unsdbIise DeiuHs
cus Spunien lei Der belgii9en Resies
riing Dor osm arisge eingfest hattsn.
Dds burb isine Sertunft fpie burd
ftinen Snbalt defenders 6enertenss
reribeG9riftten iptrb In Seuii9lnno
unb beIonbers aud i'm iatbolii4en
neuiralsn 2uslanb nit SntereiIe Sslss
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0ierpertanb BET ben saiboliten Der
neutralen Climber dls geribeibiesr bes
tat1Olifaen 9laubens erf6einen gu
laiien. Gr i6ilbert bic ionfefiionelsn
@erbdltnife Seiterreid llngdrHs.
bic gsbsutung urb ben 9laubenseifer
Ter beutfnen sut1OIiten. erinnert an
tie Sdma1, bic bas 1mtlide Jronts
reid Der fdtboljf9.n stir6e dnsetbdn
hat, tent feit, bob bas, mas England
fir bic religiOIe Jreibsii, uHb mas Elm
steil Der sSransofen fiir bic WtfiiOnen
sstbdu bnbs, ni6t Die 9sbduptung
re6tfsrtise, bdB bic, tattoliidbe airfs
i'm Eager bss @ierDsrbnnbs better pers
trstsn let. sn efubldnb lei bic Gage
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cnbsrs. Wlit W6rme ffifbert Der
8srfaifer bic anFridtiss syr5mmisteit
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ftiiBung perlansen2
SIN Griihiabr ipar ss ben @ers
fdleppten perboten, iit aus bem 2lns
iieblungsrapon 81 enif'yuen.- 0a bic
poiiitdtionen fih in orgcrsnOrten be-
finben unb es nun ben 8eifeln uns
mDglih purbe, nit ibrcn 2lngeborieen
gu fOrreiponbieren, entiernten iid ei=
nise gerbannte sisenmdttis aus ibrer
4niieblung. sic fpurosn iebod auf
benz Weae perbaftst nro i'm SDmstsr
9efdnsnib in ein3elboi, gefebt. Der
BON Der rufiifhen Gefiar seIiatteie,
ipenn aud gum tbeil art geitrihene
artitel ipirFt Elm sreIics Gi6t duf bic
ruiiiIde .aulfur". ,5eoer ipeiiere
acmmsntar 1T iiberffiiTig.
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pdi9epo unb i'm MDItidanppstel
&reiie bas Dorf Moltidanoipo. aat
bierber psrbannten 9euts iinb auf ab.
miniitratiOem Wese periditt iporDer
unb sipdr auf unbeitimmte 9auer, bas
bsiBt natiirli6 aufs ariegsbausr. Osr
tleiuite 9beiI ppn ibnen iinb ariegss
gefangene, bic meiften iinb aus Gdlis
Sien fOrtseihleppte Subsn. sic ipers
ben pon Der ruiIiiden Regierung be-
idulbigt, pdbrenb Der ruiIiTdsn sSns
Oaiion in @ali3ien Spionase gu @uns
item bes Diterrei9iid,runsariI6en
Staaies betrieben gu baben. aubers
bem befinOen iid i'm Spmster Goupers
nement ungsfdbr 0peibunbert ruiiii1e
rpolitii9e 9erbre9er", unb 3fpar On,
gebDrige Der arbeitsrorsaniia
uno Der Snteuigena.
Die DobnuNgsperbdltnifTe Der
GeiIsln baben fi6 in Der Iesten 3eii
pObl einpenig sebsHert, ober ibre mas
teriene Gage 1T bebsutsnb fhlimmer
gepor0en.
Die 'rufIifhe Resierung seipGbrt
ibnen cine mpnatlide unterftitung
i'm 8etrase DON iisben Rubel fiebsig
aopetsn, unb ss ift bssreifIit, bab
bieie 8sbauernsnertben nit bieIer
serinafiigigen Summs Bel Der fteten
Steieeruns Der 2ebensmittsIprefe fos
tpie Der Dobnunss5inis ibr Mustoms
men ni9t su finben p.rm1gen. gu.
benz ipirb ihnen bic llnt.rftiibung febr
unreeelmdbig ausbeaablt. synl Goms
mer berganseren Sabrss idbidten bic
@erhdnnten bem Wliniitsr Ses Snnern
einSefu6. in bm lie lin bic Grb01ung
Der llnterTtiibuns unb I'm Spmmer,
tleibsr baten. Das Gefu6 ihtint Big
beute nidt srIsbist fporbsn 5u fein.
9arauf beutet Der ipeibe sJlsd BIN, Der
Il dan Siefer StslIe i'm Beritt bes
5omstsr &orreiponbsnten i'm Den"
brett ma6t. Die Gage Der @eifeln cat
ii6 aud baeurd DerfdIsdiert, bab bic
meiiten pon ibnen aus 9sbieten itams
men, bic jeBt tpieber bon ben 0fters
ret@tfd : unearifben 1ruppen beTebt
finb, 10 baB ibre anseb0rissn ibnsn
feline 6ilfe ansebeiben laFsn tonnen.
ubseic6en bapon, baB Il. ielbft bur9
bie ruiIif6e Snpafion selitten baben.
81 alien aeiben seisllen iib bic
moraliidenGualen, bensn biefe 4erms
fen Der 4rmen infolss Der unerb0rten
9rarefalierunsen burh bic Srtsbe.
b6rben ausgeisbt iinb. geIonbers
fred unb brutal bsnebmst ii6 gegens
iiber ben galisifdsn @sifsln bic Srtss
polisiften, bic fosennnnten .Strafbs
Mfr. Quf Gle aIasen an ben gris
fam 8esirtspoliSeiboritan ipirb
ftets bic Mnttpprt eribeilt: .Die
Strafhniti iinb uUgebiISete 2eute unb
besbaib biirft ibr eu9 bic gd9e niht
gu 6eraen nehmsn". Qlfer fpenn bic
Strafdnitt bic @eiisln in @esenipart
BON Grauen, bic aug politiIden Grim
ben berbannt iinb, in Der ssmeiniien
@sire befdimpf.n unb foaar fdblaaen,
es tamsn fplfs SGle in ben DDrfern
5tdigar unb Rarpm Dor, 70 muB
man einen feften gbarafier beiiben,
Inn iid ni6t 81 psrseHsn 2llIe
&ldqen unb Selegramms unb Mnfrae
gen in Der Tumo baben bic gebanbs
lung Der perfdteppien geiieIn burf,
bieSrisbebDrbsn nibt sebeifert. Damn
beibt es In benz 4rtftel bes Den:
Die @eifsfn erbaltsn bic ibnen eebiibz
rsnbe lInterftiibung nidt unb seben
gum grtitufp, bonn Sunser setrieben,
i'm tire pfninbs gu perldnsen !.
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ipteber ab, benn bic geniur bat Elm
srpbes Gtiid ssitriGen. MAS mag
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Jritf4, %, SamiltOn. anb abbie
ennis, 20, 9uHiIton.
- Maub Selsn gtilep, Satin bon
Daltsr gailep oon glp. $50 Gong
Strobe itarb seitern Morsen i'm atIs
ter BON "a Sabrsn an Der llnterleibs>
sntsiinbuns in Der. @Obnuns ibrer
GItern, garl Wliqer BON bem beua4s
Barten 6urmanbdle. sic binterIGbt
ben @atten unb elm SDdter9en.
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@ali5iide @.iisln in sibiri.n


Ser Somps'er aorrsfponbsnt Der
petersburger liberuIen 3eituns r0eu"
oerOffentli9t in ieinem 8latt einen IN
tereianten @rtttel ii6er bic Gage Der
bon ben Rufen IeinerSeit aug 9ali3ien
beri4leppten @siielu, bic gum gr0Bten
Sbeil i'm Commencement Comps
5tpdngslpetfe angefiebelt tpDrben iino.
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nons oes SouDernements unb Sipar in
ben Oiitrittsn Rarbmst, &pIpdi9efpst
nnb Woltf9anopat. Oas Centrum
bes eriten Rapons bilben Der Srt Has
rcum unb Oas Oprf pdrdbel1, in bem
etra Dierbunbert gerbdnnte lebsn, I'm
Rol9aiSssosssr EssiIs bas Dorf a0ls
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Gin ipaniiner fatbOI. 6eiitlider
iiber ben beutidcn Wtili-
tarismns.

Gin fpanifder @eiFlidsr, Or. 9lns
gel qmor RuibaI, 0omberr an Der
NletrOpDIitantir6s in Santiaso De
gompoitella, qrOfeiIOr Der Sbeolpsie
rnb beg tanOniiden Re9ts an Der
pGpitIi9en llniDsrfitdt bieier Stuot,
bat Elm S9riftdsn oer6ffentlidt, bes
titslt: Der aries, Die auItur uub
bic ReIision" Tim gerIag Der Cons
pasnie Snterndtipnafe be pu6licite
2itteroire ct 9lrtiitique4 in griiHsI
in frlnSDii9sr Spracbe eri6iensr).
Sn einem bic GinIsitung bilbenben
griefe n.nnt Der gsrfaiisr bic beuts
f9e Sprade bic Der giDiIiFntion unb
Der eurOpdif4en &ultur unb bstOnt,
tpie DieI Sepunberuns serabe in Spus
nien fir bas bsutfae Bolt berriht.
Or iagt, bic Spmpatbien Der srobsn
Mshrbeit beg ipaniiden goIiss isien
Deuti4lano 5ugeDunbt. @as ben 10
biel erorterten gegriff bes Militariss
mus fstrifft, 10 finbet bieier fpaniide
0eiitliae bdfiir fulsenbe bspertsnss
ipertbe asnn5si9nuHs:
Dir bctradten ben MiIiiarismus
niht nur als bic allgemeine Gruubs
lase bsr GipiIiiation unp Der seiitisen
&altur in Jrisbsns5siten. {pnbern au9
nls ben SuIt uno bic Giherunq Der
Civilization gesen ben aniturm bes
arieses. Dir iennen jebp@ ou9 cine
anbere art MiIitarismus, Der bers
abf9euansspiirbiu unb gons Derihies
ben bon bem eriter III; bns TT Der
Wliliarismus, ben ftrapsIlos bicfelben
leute prebieen, bic ben DeiItffsn ans
greifen, Der fir jsbes undergraduate
3ulturpolt unentbebrIi4 TT. Dieter
i4fmpfIide MiIitarismus beitebt bas
rim. bab mon 2esionen BON nusldnbis
i6en. berrobten Solbdten, sin GernH9
iriIber S6lbner, o6ne iebes nntiondle
cher patriOtifde @eFiibI, 5iiammens
treibt nnb re auf europa Iuslabt, lin
bic eliropdii6e Raffe iinb GSpiliiation
5ii iinterbriiden. 9iefem brutulen
MiIitarismus Oes gierbsrbdnbs aes
ient iih nod Elm nnberer, Der nod
f6limmer lit. Der nerfhlingt, mas sr
fam, feinsn perDerblihen ginflub
ousiibt, no ss ibm H6glih IT.: Der
Militurismus sur See, Der olle Meere
oIs fein ousidIisbli1es Giaentbmm
betradtst, Der enslifde Wlifitdrismus.
Der bic S5eune bebsrriden anb NIT
ieiner &duberpOlitit bic B0ffer hnb
2anber unterbriidsn min.
Or. gfuibal ftifbert ben Siegess
lauf Der WittelmdGae unb seiBelt Die
@rlsnmounsen, bic Der witrberbanb
gegen Oeutf6IGnb uirb feine 8unbess
ssroiTen bduft. Gr citisrt bemsrttnss
fpertbe neatrnle aurtbgebuneen, in bes
men fit Teuti9Ianb partsi senpmmen
frirb. Sn 6sionbers ifrfereHonttr
Weife sebt Der Dsrfdiier auf bic 'relis
si0ie Geits bss Melttrisges Elm, noe
nen.Ii9 duf bic Wxtxebim1f.s ban
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Der erfOrf9erbsrg gfla ns
3enfrantbsiten. Geb. Ree.s
Ratb prof. Or. adrI SOrauer, Der
mad idnserem asiben i'm N. aebenss
iabrs seitorben ift, geborts su ben
eifrigitsn unb srfOlsrsi6iisn 9ortdms
pfsrn bes pflanssnl6usss. ghadbsm
sr in isinsr gaterisuot greslau bas
Grisbrihs gDmnalium unb bic
Sberrsaifhule beiuGt bate, ipibmets
er ii9, porn.tmlih an Der gerliner
llRiprfitdt, benz Giubium Der Nas
t,:ripiiienfbaften. 1867 erbislt sr bic
pbiIoippbii& Dottcripiirbe in Rofiod
nit elmer alrbsit iiber .asimunssses
geI9idte Der aartuffelinolIe. glaA
msbrjdbrissr 9bdtistsii dls aHiittni
RES betnnntsn asrituliarfemiters
prof. SelIriegsl an Der agritultnrs
9emii9en @srIudsiiation In Dabme
In M., tpnrbe CT 1872 2eiter Der
gflanjsnpbpiioloei UerIu&sitas
tipn ON pomOlosiibsn sSnftitut su
prosfnu, unb bitli aud On Der bcrs
tigsn 2anbipirtbi tbid,rftsotnbsniie @prs
leiinsen iiber botdnifde Gonbtrse6ies
ie. Seii gssinn ieiner ipiftnfbdft.
Iihtn sbdtistsit bielt sr snse 6iibs
lung nit Der prdttifdgn eanbipirtas
ihaft, baIf Der DeutIdbsn Qnnbipirtbs
ffafisseftIlf4aft ibrs pflanssni@uss
itsIle ausbuusn. iinb als aus biefer
tie aciIerlide biologif9s 9inftdlt fiir
lJorits unb aanbtUiribfddft bsrbOrs
sins iristss e 5lsr IN eIsistn eiTrs
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gfsIirer sollese gum iiinssrsn, Der
mlorssns su fpdt ins 8ureou iOmmt):
. engen sic nal. WtiiIIer. lpas
fdIlt Sbnsn sin2 SEPT bubt id mir Bee
reits sipsimal bic 5dnDe seirdidxHs
mar alpeimol brduBsil. babe brsi 3si'
iungen aelefen. afriibiiiit unb einsn
rierisiiigsn Brief on ineintn Subl
gtfGriefsn iinb isbt erldkiutn Sie
glh6lih aud fhOn! 5a iperbs ss benl
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Gerr Gbuurb grnd, 449 SnS Jnnfft
etrake. gen Sci. 476 g., Soml
Rbunc 1851 u.
= Gin erfDIgreidsr opsratiper gin=
griff, ipie er nad Der 8eriiherung Der
bieftsen 9lersts obne Daraleae in Der
@effi9te Der Wfebisin baitebt, tpuroe
am DpHHeritag bier ausgefiibrt, dls
mittelft bes aaiieritnitts elm 3fpilz
lingspadr our Melt sebra9t fpurbe.
Die SHUTTER 1T Sruu Surrp 2airb.
- MiItpn Maildnbsr, elm Reprd.
Ientdnt Der NliIhbdnbler Mfpeiutton
ppn Cincinnati tcm nu6 Samilton
unb entbedte cine gnaabl Mildbdno-
ler, ipel6e Jlafhen Der 6dmiIton
WiiR 60. urb Der Jre9tling Wtii So.
fir ben @ertduf DON MiIh an Rons
fumenten benustsn. Die Strafe lit
80 Gents fir ben 9ebraud eiuer jes
ben Jlaihe fotpie bic 9sri9tsioften.
8erhaftsbefehle purben Dpr benz yries
benri4ter S'Sea gesen ben Wil6z
bdnbl.r gurbp, pel9er 80 Slafhen
benuBte, geafl. 78, Dan gidel 126,
Saul 1O6, SaoIs II, unb Suiemen,
ruelder A Jlaf6en benubte, eripirft.
Die sSnfpeftion pirb tpahriaeinlih
onbsre 9erbaftungeu sur Solse baben.
s. Die 9eidtporensn in benz pros
seb ppu Inna 6. Rt6drbfpn segen
Walter s. Ri6artfon II. ", lin bds
Seitoment Der periprbenen Sattie
MeSabben bon Ribbletopn um5uito>
Zen, reidten seitern einen Wdbripru6
su Gurften Der RlGaerin Elm. Der
Ra6lab bate einen Dertb BON $20,e >
900 unb bon bieiem Ra6Iab tpuprben
$4,000 sur @erpaitung Bel Sette
gelegt, BIB Der urentel bos 80. 2ee
beHsjabr errei5t botte. Der Reft
fonts unter bic brei Gntel pertbeilt
fperbeu, na5bem bic Qegdte an bic
Rinoerbimatb bier unb bas SufpitaI
N Mibbletorn ausbeaablt porben
tparen.
- SRI. 5elsn igIpnn Don Der
5eatDn Strabe lsibet an Der glutpers
giftune. sic traste iid borgeItsru on
elmer 8le9Riffe nit giern unb Bluts
persiftun9 iteIIte fi6 Elm.
- Der ssarbise RDbert Scott, tpele
der Elm Dusenb gGde 2umpen i'm
@epiht bpu 275 gfunb ita1I, ipurbs
seftern Mprsen I'm WtuniSipalseri9t
BON aibter Gbant CUR 3abtuns Don
$50 unb su 80 5dgen in benz Irs
beitSbdirs in Cincinnati perurtbeilt.
- CD. peterfon bat bas aeo
Rapp'fde Gdfs in Der Main Strabs
tdaftt9 eripurb.n.
Olga Rupp bat Senrh Rapp,
trelhen iie I'm De5ember 1910 bsiras
tbsts, auf Gfeibung pertIagt, neil er
fis pernadldfiigte, nadbem er fie i'm
Gttpber 1911 nit einem RdiiermeiTer
bebrobte unb fie 5pang, Bet ibrer
Mlutter 3uftu6t au finben. gr 1T felt
Tooember 1911 perTdpunben. sic
Derldnst bic Db9ut iiber ibr Rinb,
jsBt fiiHf Sabre aft.
- Ridter Usurpbp betpinigte Der
ssud Sdpase BITE G1eibung bon
Sofpurb Gdbase auf grunb bon 8ers
ndhIaffisuns. Gle erbdlt auBerbsm
$500 aGs gflimente unb bis Sbbut
iiber ibr &inb.
- Seirdtbsf9eine: Charles 6. Rels
Ter, 25, aodlanb, unb @ernd Reiitti,
25, 5anliIton; Cigar Batter, 38,
Somiltpn, unb lIorence Spmmes, 80,
sSamilton. Mnrinn Muine, 25, 6ams
iIssn, ussb -9cstp5iHs wsasas Ge5ass1,
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sgiiipe bon Charles staeT, I'm alter bon 76
Sabren. geerbignna ssreifne, ben 10. Wdro
1916. Wnhmittaes ne ubr, bonn Srauerhaule.
go. 16 Gbeftnnt Gtrnbe, Glinipcob gInce, o..
ans mo ipirb nm 2 libr IN Der GbdneeIifben
ct. pldttbdlis sfir6e, 1opnibip alpeniie, eiH
9ranerGciiesoienit obeebaIien iperbeH. Sreunbe
itno b6iIidit einaelaben. e,10
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5antiltpa.

TIMER aaent in SamiIfon IN
Serr Gbnarb grrd, 449 ShS 5iinfte
etrake. Nen Sci. 476 g., Som,
Rtunc 1851 u.
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6ansnrDeii bel oet 9sode. g,acbsnfraeer
477e 0tnion HedD. Iel 4dri ii43s9.
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Gin eufsS beHtf6es mdbaen ilr
dueeneine 2ausgrbeii urb slM fto6en. gm'
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-07
TESTS TO SHOW THE
DURABILITY OF WOOD

Tests for the durability treatment
OF fence posts have been started by
the forestry and agriculture DEPART
ments here and the forestry and ex-
tension departments working at Lind
and Waterville. Farmers and others
in the state of WASHINGTON spend sew
eral million dollars on fence posts
yearly and means to prolong the life
OF the posts would effect a great saw
ing for many. Proper treatment
would often more than quadruple the
life of the posts, the average life of
an untreated cottonwood post being
three years, while one treated with
creosote may last 25 years.
The tests will be made on the ma
tive timbers of Washington, which
are most used for posts, the Coast
cedar, Idaho cedar, red fir, Western
hemlock, yellow pine, lodgepole pine,
Western larch, black locust and cot
tonWood. Fifty per cent of the posts
will be treated with creOsote by what
is known as the open tank method.
Others will be treated with creosote
by the brush, and the dipping meth
DDS, some will be charred, some will
be treated with zinc chloride, and
some will be left untreated The
open tank method with creosote is
considered the most effective because
it penetrates the best and prevents
the growth of fungi and the rotting
of the posts.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-07
SOIL INCUBATION FOR LEGUMEs

Legume Glover alfalfa etc.
Trouble
agricultural districts
This difficulty
of
which he
Of whic
be making this
Should such soil not be available Dr. Cardiff
method procedure culture which
be obtained from the Department Botany State College Washington
he question.
the grown o o field
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-07
ERADICATION OF MORNING GLORY

The morning glory Convolvuus bndwee
exceedingly troublesome agricultural
cu to eradicate is on account of the methods Of re-
of
the other by means of underground stalks large
accumulated
food material beneath the to renew its growth
though the = ~ 80 9'"'"'
Dr. ira d. Cardiff Director
Experiment Station, Pullman
material originally riont
a
of
in
the ground effective
will
fcu eradication
will attack 1t vigorously
he
% / for q or two
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-07
MARKET CONDITIONS

Portland, April 1.-The wheat
market is very quiet, and from all in
uieatlons will continue so for some
ume to come. There is only a lin
Ned demand and, while the prizes
oiiered are better than a week ago,
'here are practically no sellers at the
auVance. At the exchange yester-
uay spot bids were the same as on
'fiuay' but offers for May wheat
were raised a cent.
Flour could he sold abroad at the
present time if there were any means
VI shipping 1t. Nearly all the space
on the trans-pacific steamers is
'aKen up with munitions, and this
0oholtlon is likely to last as long
Go the war does, Space on the At
."nllc steamers is also scarce and
freight rates from New Yotk across
"'e higher. This and the railroad
congestion shuts Pacific coast mill
efs out of the European trade. 1t
doubted whether the transporta-
'loh situation will be any easier
fear the canal is opened.
commenting on Atlantic freight
prospects, the London correspondent
VI the Northwestern Miller writes:
A number of vessels have been
'eased from government service
uu VIII be available for chartering
- the open market, but government
oAers are said to have secured a
se number of ships at reduced
sues because shipowners were will
=. 70 accept the lower freight when
knew their ships would not he
Questioned by the government.
II is assumed that these ships are
~ oring to this country wheat for
reserve which the government Ia
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-07

said to be building up. 1t is under
stood that the government has prom.
ised the trade that, unless excan-
tional circumstances require it. this
wheat in reserve will not be sold
during the first half of this year.
The government policy, however
has resulted in raising ocean freigbts
and the grain trade has had diff
Guilty in securing tonnage even a,
the high rate. On the other hand a
prominent member of the Glasgow
Shipowners association, having in.
Vestlgated, by invitation, the govern.
ment plan for working re1uisitioned
tonnage, reported that it Is very com.
prehensive and thorough, very sim
pie and as near perfect as il can be
made, and that much misunder-
standing and needless criticism
would be avoided if the trade know
the position of affairs"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-07
STATE FEDERATION
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
Mrs. Scion Shedd, President
Mar Madame President;

near Madame President;
Your civil service reform commit
zoo feels that it has reason for much
encouragement this year, for several
clubs throughout the state have been
;ntarested enough to ask for special
orograms on this topic; and we be-
,iove that continuing education along
.his line will bring results to our
state.
q. The enfranchised woman has given
most of her attention to the moral
and humanitarian legislation of the
dav and has taken little interest in
tho older and established reforms,
nrobably because the former have
saemed closer to her home and chill
dren. This is well; but she is learn
ing that good laws on the statute
hooks need competent officials to en-
force them, that fine institutions fail
in their care of the unfortunate
wards of the state unless they are
presided over and managed by those
whose training and experience have
made them especially fitted for their
work. And she is learning too that
we can not expect those who are ap-
pointed to positions of public trust
as a regard for political services to
serve as well as those whose appoint
ments are made on the basis of merit
and who may expect to hold these
positions during good behavior and
efficient service.
Civil service reform is funda-
mental. 1t seeks to place the ad-
ministration of the peaceful func-
tions of government on a sound bust
ness basis and give the public the
service it is paying for.
The old "spoils system" is doomed
and the merit system now no long
er an experiment has been gaining
during the last 80 years until it has
ments of the federal government,
and nearly all cities of any size have
some provision for it's use in local
appointments. Nine states have
statewide civil service reform laws.
However, all opposition is not
dead, for there are still many elect
ed Officials who desire to pay their
party debts by appointing friends
and workers to public positions, and
these friends are clamoring for this
patronage, for the public pays we'll
and is an easy taskmaster. But does
it seem quite fair to ask the public
to pay campaign debts?
This opposition on the part of
elected officials has been a great
drawback to working out the ideals
and possibilities of this reform. Club
women can materially assist in this
work by becoming intelligent con-
corning the aims and methods of this
reform and then help create public
sentiment in its favor.
On April 4th the city of Tacoma
will vote on an amendment to the
charter concerning civil service
which we hope to see passed. It
provided for a public hearing for a
discharged employee and is copied
from the Marcus Marks" system in
troduced into New York civil serv-
Ice rules and since copied by several
cities.
ELLA A. BALABANOFF,
Chairman Civil Service Reform