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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
Women HELP IN RED CROSS

Out Of 255 executives In the IA dt
vision offices 0f the American Red
Cross, 100. or SO per cent, are women
according TO canvass which has
Just been made These flgures apply
only 70 those holding important eX-
ecutlye positions in division offices
and not 10 include chapter officials.
II was firaher shown that 30 per
cent o. these executives are y3lun'
teers, serving without remuneration.
The Division form OF organization
has been n effect only since the APP
polntment IT the Red Cross War
Council and was found necessary be
cause Of the tremendous growth OF
activities and operations OF the Red
Cross brought about by the war.
Since the appointment Of the War
Council this number has been in
creased 10 twelve. and Miss Eliza
beth II, Hoyt appointed assistant 70
the general manager. There is also a
woman'B advisory committee OF eleV-
IN members and a wonans advisory
committee on naval auxliiaries TO
the war council consisting OF fifteen
members. Recently there have been
established about rs Institutes Of
service, which are training schools
for Red Cross home service workers
who will assist families Of soldiers
and aaftDra
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
USEFUL WORK FOR
PRISONERS

So we'll pleased has been the GOV.
eYner az tbe work az the atate pris.
0ners ca tac reads that be proposes
"a exercise a more liberal policy
hereafter 10 Granting pardons and
psr0iea, The governor wants to give
ail mun uf thB Kind chance to work
and redeem their lives 4 am trying
10 aee the good that IA In man ana
develop that w1oi Tor his own hene
NJ ii the WAY ne pats 4. II found
- are working ON Arrawrpck road
II was pleasure Co see how tNe
stats works ila prisoners The con.
yiets are placed On their honor,
There are no sun guards. Not one 81
them has violated htn honor 80 fRr
The coNvlrta are viIline go work on
tbs Faa1s. the farms or anywhere
10 tsey can have their liberty ana
earn something ~ support their
Families Who are nov charges upon
fhH counties"
u does n1thins bat harm q keen
r prisoner looked up ,a idleacsa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
couRT DECISION AWAITED

There u an adjourned session Of
tho district court scheduled for Tues
day, March s. but IL ~ not known a.
the court house a. 20 the coming Of
a Judge 70 preside. Judge Cowen Is
20 open court at ChalIis on that day.
When last lere Ia January the Judge
took under aivisoment sene casfs
that are gtiil held, among the rest
the appeals from orders Of the coun.
~ commissioners claimed % be ilisg-
al and In which the commissioners
D. ads allowances In secret or private
sossion 10 Boomer and Others, inciud-
ins the famous Boom r commits.
sion" Taxpayers are interested In
these cases and the outcome thereof
IL anxiously awaited
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
THE RECORDS

a suit has been started by Peter
Mckinney against Milt Merritt 70 en-
force contract OF sale
Timothy bore. almr, has sold the
Bee Mans ranch, belonging 10 the es.
tate o. the late James n aocken.
smith. q J, L. Ml1dlekauG and wife
for 81 500
Claude H. henson has sold 500
head OF ewea to Levin II Bensoa and
iands IA township "a north. range 90
east
George Grub and wife have sold
d lot al May containing one acre "a
Tina u. Meitzler for $500
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
lEoAL ApvgRrlalNa
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT.
Mineral Application Mo-
Serial No. 022773. y

serial No. 023778,
United States Land Office, Haley,
Idaho. December rs, 1917,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
ir pursuance Of Chapter OF Title ~
0f the Revised Statutes OF the Unit
ed States and OH acts amendatory
and additional thereto, John Belief
whose residence Il salmon, county OF
l0mhi. state OF Idaho. ty ". G.
shoup hla duly authorized and ap
pointed Attorney IN Fact. whose res
idence and post office IL salmon
county 81 Lemhi, state of Idaho. has
hled an application for United
States patent for the Jonney No. 1
Grnup comprising the Jonney No /
Iohnev No. .. Iohncy No. 9. Red
Bird No and Rcd nira No. 2
lodcA (cenaolldatedl and NM site
No millsite, situated IN approxt
mately TIRE unsurveyea TOWNSHIP II
e0rtA, range rs aad NJ the nolss
Meridian, in the nlackhtrd Mlnine
lhSstiet. county 81 l.cmhl. state n
Idaho. being Mineral Survey No
sNa5 4 q y. and described az follows,
tmaknHtlc variations being an an cor
nere 10 degrees % minutes east)
tONNEY No. : LODE
uSginping e Corner No. /. BEING q
ar post SIS inches. feet long. sc5
~ inches tn tse ground. surrounded
9E mound og stone and par,h. scrihCl
i2Sfa A. wheace q. s. l. NJ No
sSN}. Blackbird Minine pistrirf
heafs north SIS deSrpas Ss mlnulss
% seconds east $3.50 - feet. and 4
crNHH ON a he tree a. {prbYa Ia IA
ametcr, bears north rs degrees az
minutes east : 80 feet. and a cross
on another &c tree. IA inches in a.
Bmeier betrs south IS degpes %
minutes vvsI 1881 feet. each being
hiasFa and seribed BTl.9StEA.
thence north IS degrees rs minutes
wyst 500 fevt - Corner No 9. iarrtl
cal with Corner Ne g Johney No .
lode, being nr post 6NR inches. 3
feet long. SEE rs inches IN the rroura
surrounded hy mound ~ stone. and
sertbed seSt5 A & s,sS45 \. thence
south 60 dcErees So minutes so sec,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01

Scpfe another point for Idaho 3e.
yeiopment The Interstate Com.
raerce eommissg1p haa ruled that the
reiifoads nast eqnsillze their freight
ehafwes affecting the lutvsmouu,ain
country n effect the rates formerly
Eeveralng these points made 81
cheaper Go haui freteht yrum New
York go Portland. Ors. thescp back
20 an Idaho destination. than hy shin.
PINK direct from New York ta said
itaho Destination There il proposed
Hesitation ia congress 80 forever put
stop 90 this Determination in hosa
Npys q freight traffic Il sauuld bv
PASSED.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
The tlelplno Hand.

Gle who makes Of hlnseif MI rta.'ft-
Ing force for others viii himself oy
lifted NJ; he who helps others on the
downward path cannot ascend The
man who Is always ready 20 give his
faliuW man shove downward Is a
poor climber Tho man whose hand
q always d helping hand finds help.
Ing heuds everywhere reaching down
90 give him n pun upward"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT.

Serial No. 023917.

Mineral Application No.-----------
Serial No. G23917.
United States Land Office, HALEY,
Idaho, December 70, 1917
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
in pursuance OF Chapter of Title
50 of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States and all acts amenda-
toy and additional thereto, John
Belief, whose name is Otherwise
spelled John Bellill, also John Bel
lille and also Johnnie Bellill, being
one and the same person, whose res
idence Is Salmon, county Of Lemhi,
state of Idaho. has fled an applica-
ton for United States patent for
the DEWEY lode mining claim, sit
Gated in approximately the unsur-
reyed township q north, range is
east OF the Boise Meridian, in the
Blackblrd Mining District, county Of
Lemhf, state OF Idaho, being Miner
al Survey No. 1851 and described as
follows: (Magret'c declinat!5n of all
corners % degrees 10 minutes east)
DEWEY LODE
Beginning at Corner No. !, q hewn
fir post, Tiki inches, 312 feet long, set
y inches in the ground, surrounded
By mound of earth and stone, scribed
1851. whence L. S. l.. NJ. No, /,
Blackbird Mining District, bears
south - degrees 70 minutes west,
5523 90 feet, thence north rs degrees
10 minutes 90 seconds east coo feet
to Corner No. 2, a hewn post Tx7
inches, go feet long, set Is inches
inches in the ground and surrounded
by mound of earth and stone, scribed
22851, thence south IA degrees 40
minutes 30 seconds east 1900 feet 10
Corner No 3, hewn post 6x6
inches, 81 feet long. set IS inches in
the ground. surrounded by mound OF
stone scribed 3-285l, thence south
rs degrees 10 minutes 30 Seconds
west 600 feet 10 Corner No. 4, hewn
post 5X5 inches, 31a feet long, set IS
inches in ground and surrounded
by mound of earth scribed 42S51,
thence north Ii degrees 40 minutes
so seconds west 1900 feet to Corner
No. !, the place of beginning. The
number of feet claimed on said lode
Is 1900 and the surface ground claim
ed is 900 feet in width on each side
Of the center of said vein or lode.
The Notice Of Location of said
ABtNCy l4put F" dS IECAihlNu July 10
1908, in Book e of Timing Claims at
page 265. Records of Blackbird Min
ing District in said county of Lemhi,
which said record was transferred
August 30, 1903 and recorded in the
Office Of the County Recorder Of said
Lemhi in Book of Mining Claims
at page $40.
That said Dewey claim is bounded
on all sides by unoccupied public
land or mining claims unknown.
AREA
Total area OF the Dewey Lode, Sur
vey No 1851 90 G61 acres.
ANY and all persons claiming adj
yerselv the mining ground. vein, lode,
premises or any portion thereof 50
described, surveyed, plated. and APP
piled for, are hereby notified that I'M
less their adverse claims are duly
filed according TO law. and the reg
ulatiOns Hereunder, within the time
prescribed by law, with the Register
of the United States Land Office at
HALEY, in tho state of Idaho, they
will be barred by the provisions of
the law in such cases made and pro-
vidcd
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
Il, w. Whitcomb Attorney for Ap-
pGcant
. February 1-AoriI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. O14619,
OOOonO

Department of The Interior. L. 6.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, Janu-
ary ;. 1918.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that
Floyd G. Dougherty of Carmen, Ida
10, who, on Februa1E Is, 1914, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No O14619,
for VIZ SWlI SELL Sell, NW14
NEA Sell SCI, NWl4 Sell Sci
Eia SWh SEH. Ela VIE SW14
SEA. NEIL SEA-, Ell NEI NWI5
SEA, SEA NW4 SEA. SEi4 SWi{
NWl4 SEA, Sec. 90: NWii NW14
NEl4 NEh, Ef2 Me- NW14 MEL
Sec. %. township 81 north. range %
east Boise Meridian, except strip
Cne-half chain wide off the north side
of MEL SEh, section 20. township
"a north, range % east, Boise Neri-
dian, List No. 4-12S1, ard who. on
January ., 1917 made additional
homestead entry Serial No. 020992.
for the NWia NWl4 NW14 SWlt
Wa SWli SWia NW4, Ma SW1l
NWL. Wa NWl5 SEA NWl5. SW
u NEi4 NWl4. M Sell MEL
NWi5, section q. T. "a north. range
- east Boise Meridian. List No. l.
cons, has filed notice of intention to
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING
width on each side Of the center OF
said vein or lode.
WILL SITE 40 . MILLSITE.

width on each side Of the center OF
said vein OF lode.
MILL SITE NO 2 MILLSITE.
I Beginning At Corner No. !, being
I 2 hewn post Gx6 inches, feet long,
iset Is inches in the ground, sur
rounded BIZ mound Of stone, and
scribed 12s45B. whence L. S. L. n.
I no. 2s44, Blackblrd Mining District,
+ bears north % degrees IS minutes
east, 34G.SS feet ans q cross on a
tcpruce tree Is inches in diameter.
#bears south g degree 20 minute
least. 1922 feet, and q cross on q lr
Etree IS inches in diameter, bears
south 81 degrees rs minutes west,
1853 feet. each blaZed and scrlbed
+ BT-1.2S45B. and Corner No. IL Of the
+ Red Bird No. ! and me Red Bird No.
I2 iodes, bears north 70 degrees Is
minutes west, 1904 feet; thence
south e degrees Is minutes east,
$3.50 feet. 20 Corner No. >,
I Identical with Corner No 2 Of Mil
5Site No. millsite, being a
/ FIR post GX6 inches. feet long, set
t12 inches IN the ground, surrounded
! by mound OF earth and stone and
lscribei 2-2845B and 2-2S44B thence
north II degrees 45 minutes east 600
/ feet 10 Corner No 3, identical with
Corner No. ! of Mil Site No / mill
site being a schist stone 6X14X2S
/ inches, set in mound Of rock. and
lchiseled 3-2845B and 1-2844B; thence
sorth s. degrees - minutes vest
68722 feet TO Corner No !, the place
of beginning
( The Notices Of Location Of said
I Jonney No ] Group comprising the
Jonney No. /, Johnev No 2. Johney
/ No. 3, Red Bird No. /, and Red Bird
I No 2 lodes, and the Mill Site No. .
Imill site, are OF record in the office
/ of the County Recorder Of Lemhi
Icounty. Idaho. as follows: In Book J.
I of Mining Claims at pages 1872, 151
4 and 1873 respectively, and in Book n
( Of Mining Claims at pages 1873 and
I 739 respectively. and Book p Of Mill
Sites at page 3S4.
! Amended location notices Of said
( lode mining claims are recorded in
the office of the Recorder Of said
county OF Lemhi respectively, as fol
+ lows Book X of Mining Claims, page
539 Book s Of Mining Claims at page
/ 142, and Book X OF Mining Claims at
Ipa Res $40, 554, 555,
! The claims and mill site adjoining
sald Jonncy No. ! Group Of lode min
ling claims and mill site, are as fol-
i lows:
The Little Johney No. 7 (unsuryey-
1 ed lies 10 the south and east IT
( Jonney No !. the Little Johney No.
! 6 (unsurveyed) lies to the north and
( the Little Johnney No. 5 (unsurvey-
cd lies to the south of the Johney
No. 2 Lode the Red Bird NO. 6 Gun
surveyed lies to the north and the
Little Johney Nc. (Unsurveyed)
/ lies to the south OF the Johney No. 8
lodep the Rec Bird No (unsurvey-
Icd) lies 10 the north of the Red Bird
No ! lode, and to the east of the
J0hney No, . lode; the Red Bird No.
= (unsurveyed) lies 10 the east of the
Red Bird No. lode, and to the south
of the Mil Site No. 2 millsite. The
Ruddel lode lies TO The northeast of
the Red Bird No / and the Red Bird
No. 2 lodes The Mill Site No. 3 Mill
site (unsurveyedI lies to the north.
west OF the Min Site No. millsite.
All other boundaries consist of unoc-
cupied public land or claims I'M
/ known
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01
LEGAL ADvERTisIl..

make final three-year proa
tablish claim 10 the land
cribed, before Alien c. Merra.
Commissioner, at Salmon. ia
the 5-h day of March, 1918
Claimant names as wifnas.
Joseph 7. Wray, Frank -
Richard Eolns, all Of CarTao-
and William Manuel Of sairss
no.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01

AONdi urea ut sur
veys No, 2St5 4 &
cS45 B. .,.,..-.,..-.... 60S4 acres
ANY and all persons claiming nd
versUly the mining ground. vein.
lode, premises or any portion thereof
50 described, surveyed, plated, and
applied for, are hereby notified that
unless their adverse claims are duly
filed according to law, and the regu-
iatione hereunder. within the time
prescribed by law with the register
# The United States Land Office AZ
HALEY In the state of Idaho thew
will be barred by the provisions Of
the law in such cases made and pro
yided
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
Il. W. WhitcCmh, Attorney for Ap-
nlfCnNA
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01

Total area of lode mini
ing claims Survey
No, 2Sf5A..- -1O15S3 acres
Total area Of Min Site
No m'tsite. Sur
vcy NO, 2S45B ............. 4.501 acres
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01

Is ~ City
~. IS.
eeney
tner Of
doing
eunty a
hrTn Y
BRED i
y OF Ca
ASe Of !
FRA
q efore ~
ehis Str
a.
frh Ne,
AN rsr 49,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-01

Total area of Cur
vevs No, 2Si5 4 &
cSt5 r ..........-... 106
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
A MERCHANTS
ADVICE TO HIS SON
BY F. C. MILLS,
Copyrighted
What Is Turn Over?

The &ycrag" retail grocer turns MS
stock ten times Il year on ar AVERAGE
met profit to himself of ) per cent.
There are chain grocery stores IN
the country which average more Than
fort; five annual turn-ovcrs. Tar Nin'
dividua must obtain an average pTo!'
it Of more than % per cent. A chaln
store canySr business and make more
money wif.ss q gross profit OF is per
cent.
Tho exceptional growth Of chain
stores can be traced 10 better MGR
chandiSinc methods. II is the lack Of
real knowledge on til" part OF The
small retailer which holds him back.
He has not learned the value OF stand
iaTdizcd merchandising He does not
realize that he Should he ever alert
10 eliminate wastes. 10 reduce the
Cost of operation which will promote
turnover and will result in goods a;
i close margin with Il larger result
an; annual profit
The SNOWFALL of successful turn
over spells retail success. Starr IN
going. Keep il going. EtGhcr yoh:
overhead. stop The "XtravacanrrS,
Common sense will tell YOU where
they are in your business.
You can answer Tn" question nl
What Is Turnover" by saying Thai
il is the key To success. Quick turn
over means quick profits, fresh stocks.
constant working capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
A GREAT RECORD

Wheeling's quota in the Red Cross
fund campaisn was $4,000. The
great meeting at the Market AudIto-
rum last night. gathered TO hear the
announcement Of the result Of the
weeks work by the workers for this
fund. was carried of its feet by the
statement that Wheelings total gift
amounted to sc722.S0Q. a performance
that challenges the record Of any other
city OF like size and wealth in the
country. 1t puts Wheeling on the map
as one.of the most patriotic commune
ties of the nation. and reveals its peo-
pie as the most freehanded sivers in
meeting their duty and obligations IN
full measure in these streSsful times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
GERMANY'S NEW TAXES

That Germany !:aS cora" - ih'' mo
OF her pyra;ni,al tiaanci:: III Ii" *2i
without increasing n" taxation oi M
people is shown b.? her n"w taxation
PROPOSALS. which proviti" for addition.
al forms OF assessment and largely IN
creased levics. II is I tr:l'h that Ger
many may break down financially be-
fore she succumh% 10 'n"my arms
Her fnarc,. Of t:n war has been on
what would b. termed in this coin
try frenzicd Tit" entirely artificial
civil budget" nf he "mpjF" Tor i!iH.
70 shows 4 !rGcir Of oyer $40 .oh1.nhp
To meet this il - proposed 20 tax. and
TAX hearty. cv"r:: availabl" object. II
reveals thn ,!"s T'rcni' straits 10 which
tho government h;.; h""n brought. TIC
crown Tho SrrjrS y. proposals IN"
government. has introduced what will
probably prov" i very necessary meas
urn sorb;ddinc any German with prop
CTty Taltlfl ~ oi't X .''' ~ F"N'
the country without either paying his
personal taxes for fly" years ahead. n1
irving security for their payment. Not
only are IN" imperial taxes to b" pro
yided for in this way. bu; State taxes
are to be paid equally for 4 period OF
five years, tncr;h"r with further
sum equal to III" S:a'" taxes tn cover
local taxation.
The iniQuty Of IN" whoi" taxation
scheme is tina; il reveals what has
often been said Of tho present gov
eminent Of Germany. favnrs to tho rich
and exactions Of the poor. TIL" major
part of the criticism levcled against
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
THE FLY IN THE OINTMENT

The esteemed New York cTim"S Is
pleased 10 say that ChairmamHays. OF
tho Republican National Committee
talks like 4 man Of sense: a sound
patriot and American" This is pre-
dicared on tho declaration offClalrman
HAYS that all political issues must b.
subordinat"d 10 the ono uppormoSt
rausn. that of winning the war
The Times CONSTITUTES the nsranlnS OF
this declaration to be that to win III"
war We must have absolute political
peace at home, industrial peace as
veli-the world must know that W"
are united in orr purpose of winning
the war. Political peace means. or
should mean. that. while the Repuoli-
cans will wore for Republicans that
support the war heartily. and Demo
Gratis for Democrats that support the
war heartily.
That, We. believe. is the general I'M
derstanding Of what is meant by the
phrase political peace at the coming
elections, but unfortunately loyalty to
The war program mas been given an
arbitrary definition by the head OF the
administration. that il is disloyal to in
dulyc in honest criticism of tho Pr"SS
DENTAL policies and acts. This as
SUMPTION has marked several men IN
his own party for Mr.. Wilson'S dis
favor OF course such a spirit can
have but one effect. of confusing those
who really want 10 partak" or inc
peaceful suggestions. but who cannot
reconcile the White fiouS" attitude
with its non-partiSan professions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29

these taxes in Germany is that al
most without exception they tare inIi'
rect. The excuse made fU:' this b:
the cov"rnmcn; is the difficulty ol
OVERCOMING III war tiIt" tn" Reluctance
OF tn" Federal States To &!v"tup lHrtr
claim 10 direct taxation. The difficult
y is 4 real one. but & more .coe;rnt Era'
son IS rather tho relative ease wlth
which the burdru can b. shifted. as
usual. en- to the poorer classes anu the
fear Of the government 10 nfflnd' thoS"
classes on whom II mainly tdep"ndS
The second criticism OF Importance is
tha; TO a large extent the taxation Is
mere pre;ense. as. under existing war
conditions. nothing like the returns
budgetrd for can be cxper1eH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
RIPPING RHYMES
oBEYmG ORDERS.

The soldiers told TO march ahead, and
marches with unhalting tread. TO meet
his fate; he doesn't say. Lets argue
this. to me there's something seems
amiss: let's get il straight. Oh, colonel.
lot US sit down here. and thresh II out
for half 4 year. its cons and pros: Il
you can prove your orders wise. you'll
sec me lIkr n ycarlng rise. and swat n"
foes. have some maps We both mag
scan. and if ! should endorse your plan.
shall obey: but II ! find your wires
are crossed. and II your plans should
uroyr 4 frost, why then. good day.
Tho soldier docs not talk like that; lie
drn,ls not through his nice tin hat hut
makes salute and goes where he ls told
20 20. perhaps 10 face lrcnZied foe.
and shoot 4 Teut. And VIC old boys who
do not tight because OF broken wind and
sight and whiskers gray should 1ot down
vha, we're told to do by Washington's
official crew and then obey. II is not
ours to reason why when he are told to
cut out Die or shun the ham: let US like
soldiers play the game: IL is enough
that orders came from Uncle Sam. They
SAY 10 me. cut out the wheat" anc
this command ! do not meet with windy
spiel. chew no cheap. diSloyal rag: ]
merely take Il burlap bag. and buy corn
meal. They say my diamonds should
he pawncd. that | may buy another
bond: soak The gems; no foolish pro.
tests from mo rise: | spring no whore.
forcs and no why's. no haws and hens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
A FALLoW FIELD

Il was 4 British vicrroy of India who
once reflected that he and the Emprr'
mr. OF China between them ruled hah
thc populate ion IF the world. and stlil
found time 10 drink tea. II appears
that the final recognition Of the fact
that the so.call"d cheap markets OF
India and China offer great rewards
has ~ last touched American imaGtna-
iion and interest. In the extension nf
our foreign trade We ought m find this
SECTION of tho universe Il falinw fold.
\ writer in Asia. publication devoted
to oriental affairs. relates that toG"th-
.,r these "rhnap" markets OF India and
China represent approximately popu'
iarinn Of ION ono non. In China and In
dia the average density Of population