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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-07-29
GEO. E. BUTLER,
Chairman.

Mountain Home, Idaho, July 18th,
1916.
Pursuant to adjournment, the board
of county commissioners met at $50
o'clock A. NJ, this day.
Present, George L. Butler, Chair
man j. D. Whitson Commissioner,
absent, Sheppard Morgan, commits
sioner
Th reupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
In the matter Of rebate of attor-
ney and other fees being remitted on
the 1913 tax levy on the NWA sec
ten 8, township north range 8 E.,
and against which property foreclos-
ure suit is now pending.
1t is the order of the Board, upon
advice OF the county attorney that
the entire costs now charged in this
suit be collected and no remittance
of fees of any nature be RENTED,
A correspondence Of the Sunnyside
Improvement Company by j. r. Eli
sol, Treasurer Of said company to
the effect that taxes now due on
the property of said company amount
ed to over 100000 and that if the
county commissioners would consider
a compromise of these taxes in the
amount of $4,000 the value of said
property is somewhat Understandable
at this time.
In this matter and inasmuch as
the compromise of taxes is now pend
ing a decision from the Attorney
General.
1t is therefore the order of the
Beard that this matter be laid over
until next meeting of this board at
which time decision of Attorney Gen
sral should be in Boards hands.
Correspondence of Mrs. Leonard
Zen, enclosing a draft for $1315 which
is the one-third portion of taxes and
all fess on delinquent certificate No.
II for the year 1913 on which fore
closure suit has been commenced
This delinquency certificate contains
lots Of which Mrs Zeil is the
owner of one only. and $13.15 being
a correct one-third portion.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board that $1315 be accepted from
Mrs. heil and that Lot II of Block
Hartman Addition to Glenns Ferry be
relieved of all taxes and one-third
portion of the costs of the suit now
pending be dismissed and therefore
III liens of said Elmore County be
/ scharged as against lot IL Block 4
Hartman Addition to Glenns Ferry.
1913 delinquent certificate No. 29S
covering SEASWA Sec IS Twp. 4
5, r. s E., Boise Meridian, and
1913 delinquent certificate. No. 266
covering NWASWA Sec. 1 Twp. 4
SIR E., B, NJ, and
1913 delinquent certificate No. 35S
covering NEANEA Sec. 9 Twp. 1 N,
Z. 8 E., B. NJ, being presented to
he Board with the advice of the abb
trocter that the description was En-
oneous and did not describe proper
y to which any title had issued, and
being the advice of the County
Attorney that Judgment would avail
he county nothing.
1t is therefore the order of the
'oard, being fully advised in the mat
er that cancellation of the above
entificate be made and that the fore
losure suits now pending be dsms-
d.
claim of Longley & Walters At
orneys for the Twin Falls North
ide Land & Water Company for
ne refund of taxes of said company
II the last One-haH taxes for the
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Jusllce COURT. " = 20
williamson A H jurors Cert.
justice court ..,. 20
Wilson, VIM. b. witness Cert.
ustice court, disallowed 20
woIl,or Chos .itness Cort
i.a.,o. -, a,oolouad *
Walker, Paul, witness Cert JUS
tice court, disallowed =. 90
Watkins, James, witness Cert.
JuS"ce court uiSaho"eu " 10
Williams, Joe, witness Cert
justice court, dlsaEoWed I 20
Wilson, Josla, witness Cert.
justice court, dlsailoWed 10 oo
Walk I, Vic, witness Cert, JUS
tce court disdlio"eu 0 oV
Williams Blanche stenogra-
pher county attorney V'''' 10 w
Blanche Williams, expense
Acct =. :. :. :. :. -. go
Whlpple, Chas, Migratory re-
pate, amount VIZ ~ Iald over
Road FUND
Allen, Aug {. road work DlSl'
NO. - = - - 49, 80
Anderson, Chas' road work
Dlst NO, az 10
AshDurn, Harry >, ROAD WORK
DISH NO IL w
Austin f. r., assignee OF Fay
Bach, road work Dist. No. 2 10 %
Austin f H. assignee OF WIZ
liam Bach, road work Dist 2 q %
Burns Hugh l., ROAD WORK DIST
W.
Clark FRANK ROAD work DlsI'
NO 10 oV
Corker, W. q. ROAD oVerseef
Dist. No. 2 :. =. 49,. . 1874 O5
Gem state Lbr Co supplies
Hst' NO =. -. - - 1900
Hazard f. H., road work Dlst.
No. 2 -. :. -. T.. 5S.43
Hosfetler, B. f road work DIST
NO. -. -. -. -. 2ol.z5
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diasllowed $50 =. 90
Gray P II expense account pro-
bate judge disallowed $50 l OF
Gray P H salary probate judge IS Ct
Gentry Emma widows pen
sun IL w
Hall Fred keys e.. e.. =. =. 20
Chris Hendricks Jr., salary
deputy assessor for June 100 0C
Hobbs, f NJ salary auditor =. 1873 SO
Hobbs, expense acct auditor -. 80
Horgan, John, cleaning alley
and drayage . =. :. :. 2 90
Sheppard Morgan commissioner,
appeared at this time and took part
in the following proceedings of the
commissioners for this day
Jenkins, F c jurors Cert justice
court 70
Johnston Roy, jurors Cert.
justice court =. =. :. :. 2 25
Jacobs, c Nj salary deputy
SlCih Nv w
Jenesn, Andrew c & Co sup
plies Dist. court . =. =. =. 81
Jensen, Andrew c. Co. supplies
Co. offices -. -. 81 25
Lockman, Leora II, expense
account Co. Supt. .. :. >. 80 60
Lockman ,Leora salary County
superintendent. .. -. SO 3
Knott, G d, jurors Cert JUS
tice court . e.. E. .. =. -. rs
Knox, Harry, rent Of room for
justice court trial. .. >. =. 15 90
Longfelow Mile E, salary
Treasurer for June 90. SO SO
MeGinnis J j, witness Cert.
justice court disallowed 6 25
M2Anulty, A, witness Cert
justice count, disallowed :. rs
McAnulty, Lee, witness Cert.
Justice court disallowed :. 7 90
McHenry, X. X, salary jan
Nor -. :. -. -. % w
Mather B W. lunacy examina-
tlon w
Mather b. w. trip to Thurman
spotted fever case, county
charge ,... ~ w
Mathar B w, salary health of
ficer 80. 40 rs
Morton John w, slop pail jam
NOR, 49,. 80. DO
Montrose, C E, rebate water
master charge 1915 p. -. s q
Mclaughlin, Daniel, expense
account Co. Atty. =. =. A 00I
Daniel, salary as
prosecuting Atty. quarter
ending Jun 30 d. Sc, 800 90.
Miller. Allen, costs in justice
court =. .. 3. Ct. =. =. .. 81 90
NJ S T & + Co,,telephone
service. . e. E.. r.. :. 80 10
Villa G. salary clerk
Supt. office. o.. T.. 90 |
Min Home Republican, printing
ing contract. -. J.. 100 90
Morgan, Sheppard, salary com
missioner for June e.. =. Al sc |
National City Bank of New
York, commission for paying
LIST. coupon g.. .. T.. r.. =. 769
o. e. Norel salary Dept. Treas
urer .. -. =. e.. =. =. =. 20 90
Norell, 0 g. abstracts 1912 GER
tificates \. 80. u. rs 90
oil call requested on the last above
entered claim. and which resulted |
as follows; Butler for, Morgan for
against, the allowance of
said claim.
Nease NJ G timber cruising,
amount $125432 laid over.
Office Supply Co. & Sales,
carbon paper, g.. :. 80
Bros. auto hire
SleFlll. .. w
Bros. auto hire
Supt... -. .. B.. :. IS w
'etrie. e jurors Cert. justice
court 20
park, Stanton salary surveyor
rune. -. e. -. ~
)aVnp11g Douo .o1nr,v do,
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work Dist. No. 2
Court House Fund

Johnson, c E, general eonstrue-
ton =. g.. go. =. 23OO W
Hughes, & B, court hous plumb
inc contract 400 90
Roll call on the as above claim
and which resulted as follows: But
Ter for, Morgan for, Whitson against
the allowance of said claim.
Roll call on the claim Of c. f..
J hnson resulted as follows; Butler
for allowance, Whtson for allow
az and NJ ryan AGAINST allowance.
Thereupon the Chairman declared
the claim owed.
Ndj,nrrmen tax n until $50 A. M.
July 18th 1916.
Atle,t F M. HOBBS.
Clerk. GEO e. BIZ TIER
Chairman.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-07-29
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Mountain Home, Idaho July 10th,
1916.
Pursuant to statute the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Elmore
County, Idaho, met in regular SEES
sion at the Court House Mountain
Home, Idaho, the 10th day of July,'
1916.
Present: George L. Butler, Chair
man; j. D. Whitson, commissioner,
Sheppard Morgan Commissioner alb
sent.
Thereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
The following reports were exam
ined, approved and ordered filed, to-
wit;
Joint report oil County Auditor and
Treasurer for quarter ending June 80,
1916.
Report of Auditor & Recorder of
Elmore County for quarter ending
June 30, 1916.
Report of Clerk of the District
Court for the quarter ending June 30,
1916.
Financial report of treasurer Of Ell
more County for the quarter ending
June Both, 1916.
Report fee) of the Treasurer off
Gilmore County for the quarter end
ing June Goth, 1916.
Sheriff's fee report for the quarter
ending June 30th 1916.
Sheriffs license report for the qual.
\ ter ending June goth, 1916.
Sherfifs prison report for the quar-
ter ending June Goth, 1916.
Report tfee) of Probate Judge for
the quarter ending June goth, 1916,
Interest reports of the First Ma
tonal Bank of Mountain Home and
Glenns Ferry, Idaho, County Deposi-
tories for months OF May and June.
The matter of claims against the
county was then taken up examined
and disposed of in accordance with
the following record;
Current Exepnse Fund
AXE, f. p, rebate personal
property taxes 1915 claim
5000, allowed :. :. :. =. $50 "a
Austin f. b. John d. Winter
road supervisor bond :. =. 90
Bostic Il. H.. salary deputy
sheriff for Is days, claim
$500 disallowed -. 20 90
Briggs, James w. auto hire
county officers :. :. 80. lS 40
Butler Geo. e. salary county
commissioner for June 1916 Al sc
Butler, Geo e. expense acct.
county commissioner E. e.. 81 60
Bailey c.. T. jurors Cert, JUS
tlce court. 20
Backman, VIM. witness cert.
tificate, jurors court, disal-
lowed w
Brady, Scion, witness certifi-
cate justice court disall... II 70
Bayes, Ed, witness Cert. JUS
tice court, disallowed :. e., rs
Berry, Frank, witness Cert JUS
tice court, disallowed 3. o.. 90
Babb, A. II. witness Cert
justice court disallowed -, 90
justice court diasllowed :. %
Bostic l.. II. salary deputy
sehriff for May, the payment
of this claim recommended
by county attorney :. . 30 % /
Bostic L II expense account
deputy sheriff :. :. n 90
Boyd w salary probation of
fcer for June, 1916. :. =. rs 90
Brown A e rebate water mas {
ter charge 1915 :. :. =, .. 6S
Brandon, Susan L., widows
pension =. ~ w
Central Garage, expense sher- |
ifs auto =. :. =. II SO
Cochran, Iva, widows pension 10 90 I
Corker C e witness Cert JUS
tice court, disalowed :. ., II 80 I
Christensen c jurors Cert
justice court. . E. 4 20 t
Clark J H Jurors Cert, justice
court 20 +
Coffelt r A Jurors Cert Justice
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Continued on page 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
News Of Fifty Years Ago
IFrom the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. |. lSG6D


We greet YOU. reader, with many GOOD W's'es
AT inc nIS'nn'ME ' "rw liT, Tho old wear.
/ ''iu' WIN Hi.'.'N' = % ~. 49,, ma ,,,u,l
WIN rs - 49,, .;, ., =. ,,,..,.,c ,i,.
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IN ~ :, III -, . ,,,i, frn.b lin ms an
ti",,S''h"S WI. , ~, -, ,,i,t, ,r;I.
yea ms, lnol; forward to-day with strong de-
| termination for we have a struggle before as
much harder tnan any through which we hay
uryscd The rceliue of safety which the sight
of ,nuI,i,n,Ics itr,l::riinu for one cause gives
is with VIXEN forth to fight the
battle of the world, for. what in the first In
stanc" depends on the many Ill the second de-
ponds alone
.c b,i, 10 see the fruits of many wears In bor
DESTROYED in a moment we tender our best
hopes for success in the second life. which they
.,rc ,ir,,.,y ,,,nu; :, b,,;p
arms and returned 10 new lives we could say
u,uc, more AIurh depends ,;pon them and We
, earnestly wish that thoroughly approaching
Their rrcnt accommodating they may roou pros
rcrit, far trc,,,snl,.cs .n - Eri,hi .,yinr r,,.
their nov; dcs,l,,.d country
,,,,,b ,,,,,, Of ni,,i,rl. ho,uoo, Ar pho
49,, -, -. ~. ,-, , , 49,,
CarInc the vrclt French player was PLAYED at
Mons Cnru,n won ,u1 ,ftcrwords ,rovc rho MS .
seulbled crowd nm cxhihi,inn OF some of Vic
famous shots which we're explained as he went
alou,, hy Air l-h,I.n ,s Tho Ercrc,,r,,, could
mo-, sro.l. E,c1:sh " '
r , ,
I'm; ius. ,yh,t nrici,, business oils him, thcrr
| an ia. acr,s;,,., - no, ,oo,, ,,.I. ,,,,,,;o
80 20" " 'i"'k yesterday
Hon. Joseph Sc"nr. l.. II. Chandler and Cen
eral ord. late commander Of the Military be
rartm"nt of Virginia, held Il lengthy confer
cuco az the Ehni;t House in WASHINGTON ycv-
;erdnv. virginia 1fairs being the subject un-
d"r considerations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
Oddities in Bibles
Rochester Herald

Down through the centuries the hu-
man hands that set the types of the
Eihie often made human errors Nor
did the human eyes that read the proofs
detect them. = In this wise did certain
curious mistakes creep in that gave
to whole editions their carmarks of
distinguishmcnt And then again some
quaint phrase or word, wrought IN the
idiom Of the translator. struck the
fancy of the learned or the vulgar.
who seized upon 1t as a sort of titulus.
For instance. these:
The Brecchcs Bible published in 1860
s" called because In Genesis, iii:7, it
read: They sewed fig leaves together
and made themselves brooches" instead
Of aprons"
The Bug Bible, published in 1851,
so called because in Psalm xci:5 it
read 80 that thou shalt not need to
be- afraid for any buggcs by night"
meaning "tcrrors."
The He Bible, published in lG11, so
called bccahsc in Ruth iii: Is it read
The" instead OF she"
The Printers Bible. published in
Zoe SO called because in Psalm cXiX:
l6l ii read: printers have prosecuted
me without Il cause instead of "prin-
ces."
The Resin Bible. published in 500. so
called because in Jeremiah viii: % it
read: "Is there no rosin in Galaad"
instead Of balm in Giload"
The Wicked Eiblc published i'm 1851,
SO called because tho printer left out
;Iie word mot" In the seventh COM
l,,Indmont.
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this they mag have Had some drifting
motion OF their own, which would
slightly alter their location on the
solar surface without regard TO the
-@ttcr's rotation.
spots OF groups OF spots, sometimes
last long enough to 20 several times
round with the suns rotation, so that
atter thoy have disappeared. going
round tne western side Of the SUM- YOU
may sc" them again. about two Weeks
later. coming into sight round the cast
oln edge The children viii. OF course
since children often exceed their
elders in Intelligent cUriosity-waut to
know what the spots are, and why they
are not always visible. bat keep APP
rearing ana disappearing, old oues fad
iu- away ana mew ones coming into
existence.
They are probably the vortexes or
a"uteTs of great whirls which form
!u the hot she'll OF gases and vapGrs
crNc!oping the sum Kind OF atmus-
phcr,, SO hot that i, consists. among
other things. OF yapor!2cd metals such
FOR Instance, IS iron 'yhc upper OF
outer parts OF this atmosphere consist
OF such gases as hydrogen. and OF
calcium In the vaporized condition
Whirlinr motions seem to start be-
low, and great masses OF heated gases
arc carried ~ until they begin 10
cool and condcnsc. when they appear
black in comparison win the more in
tcnSclN heated gases around them al
though there Is reilly nothing black
about sun spot, its darkness being
due only 10 contrast
Even THO apparently jct blacl; CEN
tors are IN reality brighter than
calcium light, Still, the sun spots do
out OF light and heat coming from the
ror's al the solar disk that thcy cover,
>, that "" on the Garth gel slightly
less radiation from the sun when sun
spots arc numerous than when they
are few or altogether absent.
~ present they arc Increasing The
cause OF these changes is unknown.
l. may h. due 10 some periodic al
'ora'ion IN the body OF tho sun Itself,
or rs some think, II may arise from
disturbances coming from without at
moro or loss regular intervals. like
The revisits Of a great meteor swarm.
Tho changes arc of Importance 10
MS bccaus" ihany phenomena on the
earth. such rs magnetic storms. are
closely associated with these solar dis
turbanc"s, Sometimes a great out
hurst on INC sun seems to produce an
electro magnetic shock that sets our
lolar skics aname with darling lights,
while vivid sparks leap and snap from
telegraph Instruments all over the
Globe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
The Voice Of the Peo,I,
Always Work 20 D,

10 s, IN" inh;g of Tie Times nispa,oh
''t' -Nhp'hcr Ncar is rolliuu ia an, 80
wave from the ocean of Time /, .,i,. 's' :"
it"So "nd brings solemn Thoughts rhc VANS
"cC"ln" incditativc, while liz. .lda, ~ .i'S
",n%F i,;y not be 50 much appalled, ms th"y ara
".t Hi, l." DC. ,'"rhaps The wine Of life
a liiie Of its navor for those who hav" ,I,i n,It
Have you eyer desired education ,r, ma
hith broad life of culture ana have ronnG
N"HiS'ii 'ohhcinncd {" narrow WAYS ana Imi
r"nlnt; nav" you cN"r dreamed Of fame and
renewed yourself cai'ablc of winning II a,,t
instead az" but one OF the uncotisidor.,i ,r,,i,i
, INC. ii"Nr You ever set your heart on any
If YOU have, there is no menace. il, ,,,.. .
lrE years. The bells which rin., i'm 1915 ,yiII
not diSrmE YOU. nor Will those i,ii,iui!ncn. ,"i7
IL Is pleasant 10 liu@cr awhile in thr ,ai..:
there friendships ana there. is nl,vnt,s s,Sc
work To do. NINETEr;N 'GiE,ri,t.,%,' ''c
Richmond, Va. December Is, 1915
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First ommy'
London rlt-ISfts

e.,
~ ''' ''''
in their ranks the original Thomas
Atkins, whose signature. Incorporated
j., , .nc,.i,,o, r,,-.noo. =; ~ ra,
pocNet ie"scr' "tcai'ie i"I'F on Il NICK
name for all private soldiers lie has,
for .xounlo hccn iacu,it,b yvi,h ,b.
- -
third root the DUKE OF Wcliinston's
regiment, who died fighting in Elan
dnr. marc tb,n f, ccu,u,,. 400 Aro,ho,.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Mnrr .rhnn Nr,Y Yeur

You must wake aud call me carly,
call me early, mother dear.
For t'-morIuw'il he the opening day
OF ono hrand-new leap year;
And must set started early.
started early III the day,
For other girls will lose 40 time,
No matter what they say.
For three long years I've pinned. mother,
But I've never had chance:
Now leap year sounds it's call. mother,
To all my glad romance.
So wake me when day is dawning
I've an eye on one | choose
And II ! get started early
There's never Il chance TO lose.
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Aus,ria's Recession Complete

D RESIDENT WILSON'S diplomacy has won
1 another great triumph. Austria Hun
garys complete surrender. replacing trucu-
lent defiance with full acQuiosconcc in the
demands OF the United States. occasions equal
relief and surprise, for only few days ago
the breaking off OF diplomatic relations was
regarded as almost inevitable
Only the most optimistic could have ex-
pected so signal victory. The Austro II IN
garian note announces that the commander
Of the submarine which sank the Ancona has
been punished, offers full indemnity for
American lives taken and concurs positively
in the position OF this government that mer-
chant vessels not seeking to escape or oitcr
resistance. shall not be fired on before the
safety OF persons aboard shall have been as
sured.
The change of tone from earlier communi-
cations OF the Vienna government is SO pro
nounced that the influence OF Berlin is indi-
Gated clearly. Berlin understands that this
is not the time for the central powers to i'll
crease their enemies and that the Ancona
situation admitted no further delay a
gentle hint went evidently from Germany to
Austrin--and it has suiiiced
All of which may be taken TO indicate such
further concessions from Germany in the mat
ter OF the LuSitania as to bring that con
troversy within the realm OF possible adjust
ment There is good reason TO hope that this
menace to peace will 20 the way of the case
of the Ancona and that the diplomatic skies
will be cleared
This consummutiOm We believe will crafty
the overwhelming ma jority OF American CHI
Zcns. Some there are who clamor for war
with Germany and Austria Hungary who be
lcvc il 10 be the duty Of the United States
10 avengc ravishod Belgium and tortured
Armenia bu, they arc relatively few The
great masses Of the people desire peace if
with honor it may be maintained They
have President Wilson TO thank that This
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y Atkins" After the War

So British soldiers who shall be
lE ne end Of the war there Will be
adjustment OF social distinc-
and's army for many generations
!cered for the most part by the
gentry, and the nero possession
,ssion has served as a sort Of
position. But the rank and file.
and reconnaissance officers.
npEcd on by civilians as rather
!: Iifrsons. Taking the Kings
I'll many cases, way out of
Hri Is SORTS.
Y II cause, the attitude of the
fblic fwas clearly defined as the
stcr Iapologist. Rudyard Kipling,
a lEmber Of his poems, notably
oneFerse OF which tells the whole
4 into thcatcr as sober as
build he.
blve a drunk civilian room. but
lint none for me;
Flt me to the gallery or round the
|usic-'alls.
len 1t comes TO hrhtiu'. Lord:
ey'll shove me in tho stalls,"
plenty Of fighting now, and into
With the Tommies have gone the
of England's best blood The
FAMILIES now; Tommies and gen
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uI,,I sor rc,..,o,,,

IN optical device which rivals. II
not surpasscs. the telescope n reveal
ing the mysteries of the heavenly
bodies, was exhibited n the opening
Of n recent meeting OF the American
Society OF Mechanical Engineers. The
invention. called a attracting grating.
was exhibited by Or. John y. Bashear,
Of Pittsburgh. New York Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01

DR. Frederick a. Cook is in Copenhagen
with crouch. Denied passports into Ger
many, he thinks OF appealing to the Wash
'ngton government We assume that the OBJ
lection 10 passing the doctor on to Berlin is
that he might find something
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mo dot
Wilson Again

eSha ON this week has been the
ontrar! place of the Pan American
,s of most of the scientific asso-
It's per country. Hundreds OF intelh-
are mervant men have been drawn
|leclineill quarters Of the land. Nat
y. 80 Jews of political conditions are
|d wilthe present moment. The con
..S ion among them is that Wilson
elected. that he is far
than any other man in the country,
Justice Hughes, even If he could be-
ito accept a nomination, would have
lance against him. Thus another
hfirms the fact that the political wind
hg Wilsonwards. 1t could hardly he
e. Americans are pretty level
people, all in all.