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The state herald., 1919-09-12
Something Should q Done.

tFrom the Waterbury American.)
Representative Blanton of Texas,
the congressional nemesis Of organic
ed labor, makes public some interest
ing figures on the wages received BY
the railroad men who are now irving
to hold up the public for an increase
of pay on the ground that they can
not maintain life on their present re.
muneration. The figures are contain
ed in letter from X. l.. O'Donnell,
general manager of the Pennsylvan-
ia Railrond.
Freight engineers, according to
Mr.. Blnnton's statement in the house
are receiving s392.35 month and
passenger engineers $376s5. That
is more than the governor of Texas
receives and more than Colonel in
the army. II amounts TO a, ,70s.2O n
year for the freight engineers md
S3,522.20 in the passenger service
Freight conductors receive $3l3.00 n
monthmonth and passenger conduc.
tors s30s.55, which figures ARE highe,
thnn the salaries of any army officer
under the rank Of Colonel. On this
scnle the conductor salaries--thc,
nre rather beyond the realm Of whnl
is commonly known ms "wages"-to.
tnl s3,sG6.s0 per year In the freight
department nnd s3.702.00 in the pas,
senger service.
The plight Of those men Is surcl,
pitinble mud something onght to b,
done nbont II nj once before they mn
compelled 10 sell their automobile,
TO provide food for their starving
children. II Is inconcclvnble shnt A,
mcrican working men should be re-
duccd 10 such straits ms this In III,
midst Of the enlightened twentieth
century. And even worse Is the fnc
that other millions Of American worI
crs, whose votes are too scattered :,
attract the sympathy Of the states
men ni Washington. are struggling
with the problem Of living on lesi
ihnn sJ.70s.20 n year or even s3,7Os
20.
The state herald., 1919-09-12
A strike of 800, 600 steel work
ers for Sept. 22.
Tho Kansas HORSE Disease.

"The Kansas Horse Disease''
which spread over wide area in
1912 has again appeared and is
spreading rapidly. 1t started this
time at Hartman, Colorado, and has
spread as far west as Rocky Ford
and Fort Morgan. 1t is also in west
ern Kansas and Nebraska. At least
thousand horses have been affect
ed and half of them died. lnvestiga
tors from the Agricultural College
and from the Bureau of Animal In
dustry are in the field and laboratory
bending every effort to determine its
cause and means of control. At tbs
time neither the cause nor means of
prevention has been determined but
veterinarians are apparently treat
ing the eases with more success and
saving on the average fully half of
them. 1t is. hoped that tie disease
will disappear with the appearance
of frost as ii did in 1919 but should
this prove to be true there is still
time for it 10 spread over wide a.
rea and killAmany .horses.-Geo. H.
Glover, Colo. ado Agricultural Col
lege, Fort Co. Inns, Colorado.
0addle Nnnd Muddla
The state herald., 1919-09-12

Range 46, thence on west between
sections 20 and 36, 20 and 35, "a and
"a, % and 80, 30 and 80, 80 and 81 in
Township z, Range AZ, to southwest
corner of section 30-7-47. Petition
for the laying of which road was pre-
sented by NJ. NJ. Stanley ct al. That
the viewers have recommended the
establishment of the road as shown
by the plot attached to viewers re-
port and there being no objections
made or filed to the petition, report
|or proceedings had in connection with
the laying out Of the highway as
prayed in the petition, on motion the
board accepted and approved the re-
port of the viewers and the road here
in described and recommended is
hereby established as legal high
way and the clerk is ordered to have
notices us required by law posted
along said highway.
The board proceeded to consider
the road viewers report upon the roal
commencing at the northeast corner
|'of section 23-S-47, thence south on
Section line Z miles to the southeast
corner of 22-7-47, petition for the
|Ilaying of which road was presented
4 by N. s. Grow ct al That the view
ers have recommended the establish
Pment Of the road us shown by the
plot attached to viewers report und
there being no objections made or
filed to the petition, report or pro-
ceedings had in connection with the
laying out Of the highway us prayed
Fin the petition on motion the board
accepted and approved the report OF
the viewers and the road ns herein
described and recommended is here
by established ns legal highway and
the clerk is ordered to have notice.
as required by law posted along sal,
highway.
Board adjourned to meet Oct. 6
1919, at . a. m.
The state herald., 1919-09-12

lieve the congested condition in ths
the other rooms.
Since reporting the election .of q
teacher Of the Glenwood school IN
district So, last week, Miss Keyser
has resigned and Miss Wagnse ;ot
Sullivan county, Ind, has ben SlsSt-
ed to fiji the vacancy.
Chas. Hoschouer principal & The
Paoli schools was called to Eekley
last week on account Of the death of
his grand mother. Mrs. Flor bce
Myers acted as teacher in his ab-
sence. ts7
AT special meeting held in dis
trict II for the purpose Of voting on
changing the location Of the school
house the proposition was lost by a
vote of % against to IS for the
change.
The County High School opsped
at Holyoke Monday with an sar6u-
ment of 115. 1t is Thought that the
enrolment will reach at least l4Q
before the close of the week.
The County High School commit.
tee met last Thursday and organ
lied by the election of J. L. Chaey
president, and F. A. Ralston trsas.
urer. The present members Of th.
committee are ]. L. Cheney, F. A
Ralston, E. ]. Anderson, E. H. Wet
stein and the county superintendent
of schools.
An apportionment Of the count,
school funds were made by this Of
flee last Friday amounting to $50
per capita.
There is still shortage Of teach
ers in this county but this is the or,
everywhere. Prof. RobB retur1d
home from Illinois Monday and h
says that schools almost withpu
number are still closed in that stat
on account of the lack Of teachers
County Supt. of Schools
The state herald., 1919-09-12

President Wilson 10 swinging
around the circle in his CAM
paign for the league of nations
but his campaign does not seem
to stir up much enthusiasm for
the league. He 10 to be follow.
ed by speakers from the senate
to reply 10 his arguments for
the ratification of the league
constitution.
The state herald., 1919-09-12

iclork. -.-A.-.-..... ! Z. y NJ +.
. Board adjourned to meet at ]
p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
Inent. All members of the board
present. Board proc eeded to check
tax schedules. Board adjourned to
meet at . a. m. Sept. 3, 1919.
y Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Chairman L. =. Foster, Fred
,Hotaling, A. s. johnson and clerk
present. Board proceeded to check
tax schedules.
Board adjourned to meet at p. m.
! Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members Of boaxd present.
Board proceeded to check tax sched-
.ules. Board adjourned to meet ut
o a. IN. Sept. 4.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present Chairman L. p. Foster,
A. $. johnson, Fred Hotaling and
clerk. Board proceeded to check tax
schedules. Board adjourned to meet
at ! p. m.
! Boo I'd met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members of the board and
clerk present. Board proceeded "a
: check tax schedules. Board adjourned
to meet ut o n. m. Sept. 8, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members of board and clerl
present. Board proceeded to checI
tax schedules. Board completed
checking tax schedules. Board nd-
journed as II board Of equalization
and met as board Of county com
I missioners.
On motion the following claims
were allowed:
,Dominik Vrbn, Strand and
Gilbert, allowed. ........$ 73.0'
Phillips County Telephone
company, phone calls, al.
lowed 14.9'
(C. A.. Guernsey, surveying
rof,d, allowed .......... 1876
ED W. James, opening coun-
b., ty court, allowed. 49,. 1870
Ed W. james, fees md ex-
' T,cnsc Wood, allowed -. 172.O
j. +. Whittier, boerd prison.
er, allowed .......... S2.6
wv. q. Holland, snlary An-
j gust, allowed ~ ..... 141.6
". q. Holland, feci, justice
pence, allowed ....... 80
Nv. II. Show, jui or, nj
lowed ........... ...... 12.G
Geo. Calkins, juror, 4 ,llowcd 81
W. l.. Kilbourn, jurt n, al-
lowed ........... .... "a
tB. A. Stephenson, Juror,
! allowed ..........,... 12.t
B. J. Anderson, ju pr, nj
Il lowed .............,. 2O.f
" A. Scheuncmnnn, witness,
I allowed ....... ......- 10.l
iOny Harmon, wor X In as
SCISSOR office, lowed. DBL
The state herald., 1919-09-12
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAND.
ONCE Of the State Board Of Land Com


Denver. Colo. Sept. 6. 1919
Notice II hereby given that Albih 8.
johnson whose postofsice 10 at Hartun.
Colorado. has made Application No. B-5s7
70 Lease the following 6serlhsd School
do to-wtt:
All Of section 10. townahip north Of
range II west (lmmunity application
with agricultural privilege on portion Of
the Iand)
Notice 10 further hereby given that all
other persons desiring to fie an .applica-
ton 10 lease all or any part Of this tract
Of land must file same In this ONCE prior
TO October 10th 1918. a. no other appli-
cation TO lease the above described lands
will be considered after isld = yiviAN S,ss;
Register State Board Land Commission
PublIahed Sept is-so-27 and Oct
SUMMONS. ON APPLICATION FOR
RE0ISRATlON.
State Of Colorado County Of Phillips m
In the District Court No. IT'S
John A Bergiund and Hattie NJ Berg
lund plaintiff
The unknown Heirs Of Jennie Holm
quist. deceased
And all other persons or parties un-
known claiming any right title. estate
lien or interest In the real estate describ-
cd In the application herein defendants
The People OF the State Of Colorado to
the, above named observation-disclosures
You arc hereby summoned and reQuir-
cd TO answer the application Of the APP
pllcant plaintiff In the above entitled ap-
plication for registration Of the following
land situate In Phillips County Colorado
to- wit:
The North East Quarter tnsA) Of sec.
tion thirty-four t3D In township ninets)
north Of range forty-six ttO west Of the
eth p. ~. subject to = mortgage for $500
90 held and owned by Carl A. johnson
and mortgage for $4,000 held AM
owned by Carl O. Frisk and Ethel NJ
And to nlc your answer to tho said ap.
plioation In the ofiice OF the Clerk Of maid
Court. In said County. within twent,
days after the service Of this summon,
upon you. exclusive OF the day of suel
SERVICE and n you fail to answer IN.
said application within the time afor,.
said. the applicant plaintiff In this action
VIII apply TO the Court for the relief de
innnded In the application herein.
witness. W. q. Holland. Clerk of Rnid
Court. and the seal thereof. at Holyokc a
Colorado. In said County and State. thJ,
soth day OF August AID. 1919.
| tsEALJ W. q. HEiI.ANr,
| (.l.xL
The state herald., 1919-09-12
Fais Boosters.

A bunch of Phillips County
Fair boosters with the Holyoke
Cornet Band left Holyokes.Wed
nesday morning to swing a.
round the circle to boost for our
county fair. They drove to In,
perial aud from there to Grant
Neb.. and hack home by way
Venaugo and Amherst. They
report q pleasant trip and are
encouraged to believe that the
trip will add much to the at
tendance at our fair.
The state herald., 1919-09-12

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
spoke in Denver Tuesday for
the American Legion and was
given an enthusiastic reception
by the people.
The state herald., 1919-09-12
Subscribe for The State Herald.

lsaac Saylor, the big hearted farm
er Of Beachvillc, brought our foreman
n mess of the finest roasting ears we
have had the pleasure Of sampling
this season Many,mnny thanks Mr..
Saylor, we hope you will harvest u
million bushels of as fine corn us the
snmplc.-Thc Devil.
The state herald., 1919-09-12
General Pershing hns return
ed from France and on the 10th
instant was given a royal recep
tion in New York.

The peace treaty has been re-
ported by the senate commit
tee and the ratification fight
will open in the senate Monday
The state herald., 1919-09-12
PUBLIC SALE.

Having sold my farm will sell
public auction Mt the farm 10 mile
south and . miles enst OF Holyok
on the mnil route road from Holyol
TO wrny. the following describe
property: ~
Tuesday. September 18th lol"'
Commencing ut | o'clock, T.. NJ.
10 iIcnd of Horses
40 IIcnd ofCntilc.
2 Head of Brood sows.
Farm Machinery and Honscho
Goods
One Maxwell Touring Cur.
Tcr,ns--All sums under slO.0O cnl
M. all sums over $1,000 n credit OF
wmrils time will he given on not
with approved security with infer'
Int 10 per cent
Free Lunch Mt Noon.
c. o. Rudisill. Owner.
, Col. q. NJ. Hit. Auctioncer.
| II. l.. johnson, Clerk.
The state herald., 1919-09-12

Charles R. Peter, salary,
mileage and postage, al
lowed ................ 1914
Geo. L. Coleman, per diem,
drayage and postage, al
lowed ................ 43.6'
T. II, Hargreavos, postage,
allowed ............... 11.6I
Gladys F. Fox, transcript
Wood case, allowed. ~. 1897;
Gladys r, Fox, reporting
district court, allowed. Z. 1868
STANDARD Drug Store, for
maldehydc ......... 5.4'
John B. Nelson, salary Au-
| gust, allowed. $50. 1885
EClaim w. b. Purcell $1,000
reporting was disallowed.
II. A. Trego, state and coun-
| ty road, allowed. $50. S6.2I
(G. L. King, state and county
road, allowed .......... 104.0,
! d. /. Sears, state and county
road, allowed. ....... 1870,
10. p. Whitley, state and
county road, allowed. -. $40
L. Larson, claimed $14S, al
lowed -. 1887
Geo. Eldridge, state and
county road, allowed. -. 1920
The state herald., 1919-09-12

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COMMISSIONERS pRocEEoIae'

Holyoke, Colo, Sept. 9, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present l.. p. Foster, chairmsu
Fred Hotaling, A. $. Johns(n sns
clark. -
The state herald., 1919-09-12

JOHN b. NELSON, Co. Assessor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
OFF FIGIALS FACE
RR 8f6y CHARGE
pi.I~ONt titEES N ThlitD
NAVAL DISTRICT ANI lNDER
ARREST

OBJ N.rn..I rlu
NEW YORK FrD l. Arrest on
charges %, brIHrr, and guu on the
personnel 5l 90. TMrd Naya Dis.
rtc. have been made following an
Investigation ordered by Secretary
Daniels l- saying that the iu,estica-
zion indicates that money was paid
Tor assignments aud promotions In
90, service and discharge, from the
service
n is charged thar system of
bribery of minor officials of The dis-
ir.0t. with particular reference tu
thr Naval Reserve Force had been
operating
ID was reported tonight thar the
man referred 20 by Secretary Dan
'ols as having already been tried hy
court martial was a lieutenant 'rst
grade who had served here 90. Cd
medical examiner
The lieutenant Do VJ. said Uas
convicted on charge lf accepting
q brito for Transferring man 'U
'he aviation section aua uis dismiss
sal vas recommended Secretary
Daniels 30 WAS said. disappr0y,d the
finding and ordered "a new trial by
court martial which resulted ir thr
officers conviction aud sentence Oh
fr.ar Years Imprisonment
mother lieutenant Do was said.
'd in the brig ot the training
chip Granite State here. awaiting o.
urr martial
A woman under arrest % was
l0d prospered so we'll during tho
period of alleged rraftIur That hc
rae enabled ON one occasion tO give
a. very small party to broadway
theatrical luyorile at % cost ol
$500
The former medical examiner
|rrr.' ii was said. va. the result
f The work OF Joseph Whitehead.
member OF the naval intelligence
department who Was formerly sia-
..orrd NJ Boston
'ic'rin ruwors that fuc H,utan
ri would arrange transfer. "for !
'I'r' Whitehead is said to has,
,p''o. bed hiu aHd applied fo-
tansior Tor himself ANA Tor I.g.
'irk'Hrd the motion picture actor
0H Uas friend of Whitehead
.'n.'renre Wae arranged Hf huIr
and naval intelligence department
. operatives recorded whitehead.
/ Hr.'rur with tfo officer D., mean
'f telephone device Afier fb.
terence. The officer uas arre4fa.
. rl $500 iu marked bills which ba.
'n handed 90 him Bog Whitehead
H.f. taken from Dos roctet
The officer t was said rorfa....
and sHrrendrrrt bans books show
/ JOG long DISC of deposit. ir eNres
f Dds SALARY a naval officer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19

lHs l,H a. ru independent ...
cllros tbaf local interest 1r. H.
utI0u Zoo fhp lease hg u' DOB 'H'..
and adjoining counties Hrr I.' .u.
warranted nor without foundation
% is thc opinion of Nr could fht
0iI oi excellent quality 1901 Do. .nuu.
between H.HU feHf aul $1,000 foot
Ii' state. fiu De- n.um.I fHs Ur.I.
lDrs Ut fr, Hapco1d ven fIs. u-
Hnuit n. .ruc. .l fhaI location ur ou
.w ... u.r there Hr further
HaIr fre utId north of .h, r.i. b.
independent Df ans other
Nl Could y.lI b' iu fl, .fs ..,-
.r.I days and in that Time expects
to visit tIe Geld aud mah, further
Investigations concerning IJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19

Mr Could stated yesterday that
hIs attention va. Urf attracted 20
tho Canadian .... o. 600 600 pros
pcrt when 300 l.u D.. making
survey TOR thr United sitss gov
"rnm'ut aud saws tbat tbo geologic
cal report f0r that wear shows h.
f'ndings m the vicinity IH'.r mF
of hi. assistant spent several months
siud,In the limits of thr In'iclino.
Vi hich 1ir Gould declare. s lhr Oar
grst to hIs know 'eIr. Ia Ih. State OF
TrNas
ur Gould na- tssu..Hf,d with
thc University of oklahoma ior srt-
sru wears bW severed BIOS connect
Ton with ibHf Institution to enter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
NEARING CONF INED
AFTER HUNG JURY

o. Associated Ircss
NEW YORK Feb Us After dv.
l.hcrating Tor nearly thirteen hours
ithout reaching ca verdict the fed
'ral jury which bad been considering
thc ease OF Scott Nearing former
lu.ycrsitS professor and the Amer-
can Socialist secretary charged with
violating The espionage aCf was or
Crrcd locked up Or uUu O'Clock Dog
Judge NJvrr
The jury previously uad flied be-
ioIr Judg, Mayer and me foreman
announced several members haG re-
fused to discuss The evidence Or Go
answer questions Aitcr iuHructiug
them % Va. tbp sworn duty OF every
Juror to disru to evidence nudge
Naycr sent them back for delibcra.
tom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19

PORTLAND ore Fob IN UD-
ci-.u ou whether to sur1r. the Ss1t-
tlc .Hiuyord workers iu their strike
probably will NOT hr mad. ts She
Pacific Coas, Metal Conference hUra
until late tonight nr tomorrow Doe
hrFtf late I.i8N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
REBELS REPORTED
OPERATING N { A R
NICARAGUA | | n {
DISPATCHES RECEREp At
LEGATION SHOW REVOLUTION
10 UE THREATENING.

WASHINGTON. Icb tS.-
Dispatches received hN the
NicmJlWu lcuauon todaN rec
port Chat several thousand mem
ere threatening lhr hordcr bee
tween Nicaragua l Costa
Rira. under leadership 90 furu-
a. IcltAa men hostile iH the
present NicuuguW IuuuWstra-
don.
The NicarIgum government
maintains no standing army
Police of the country are the
uul, organized bod, for defense
hcrau,p ui agreement, With ihr
United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
MEASURE
Makes PROVISION
FOR WOUNDED MEN
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 10000 pa.
ITEMS WILL BE AkliAN6-
I'D FOR
WILL TAKE OVER HOSPITAL
VII Deliver Chicago Speedway Hu,
pita tn Publ, iFralth service,
Which Viii Cooperate With
War Insurance Board

WASHINGTON. Irh is
tuu~oldluuu of t.r work u,
caring iur m,apa,itatcd >oldisr,
under the public health service
and the war risk insurance
bureau with umN hospitals
turned over tu the health -cr-
vice a. needed wa, provided Tor
m bin reported tu fhc Sem
ate t1da, hN the building,
committee, which hn- been iu-
,c-tigatu- thr general hospital
situation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
DISC0VERER Of OIL PROSPECTS NEAR
CITY WILL MAKE FURTHER INSPECTION

Charles Gould nationally known geological engineer
and dsooverc Of the prospective oil field north Of the city
in Amsr- .r the interest Of DEVELOPMENTS the Canadian
River Mr. Gould is highly enthusiastic the possibilities
in the local field and stated that he held extensive eases
there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
win UsaForcc.

Tho anne repoi declare. the
spa~sr-ns. temporarily In control
90 Nurnmburr vi BE- thrown out
by troop brought from the out
id, 30 necessary
A Munich dispatch 20 Vorwuorts
sass solution OF the government
crisis cannot De- delayed longer a
parade .u Munich uD sunday headed
by Eisncr was behind banners de-
naudiur introduction of a soviet
goyernm,nt. a world revolution and
dictatorship by the proloiariat Al a
meeting later Dr Levieu. a Russian
Balshcyiki. who was recently arrest
ed and Whose release was compe'l-
cd hy The Nunkh ,partacanh. de-
muudel that members of the minis.
ry Enm.r Doe thrown out aud sC'.
slr tNubIg instituted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
GOVERNMENT Of
BAVARIA FACES
INTERNAL STRIFE
PREMIER EISNERS POLIO IES
OPPOSED BN MANY SPARTA
CAN FORCES.

~ Associated Pres
BERLIN. Monday, Fcb. IL
The HayRrihn Government oi
PIcmicr Fisher il facing n ser
ious Internal situation, say Dis
patches received here. The
Munich correspondent Of tho
Lokal AnIciger. SAYS garrisons
In Munich and Nurcrburg, are
recruiting their peoples TO olS-
pose Eisnor his spartao,n and
Independent followers and the
soldiers Council The Munich
soldiers Council has iskaed a
demand that faruiting be stop
ped and that thc Baymian var
minister be- MAGE subject 10 It's
executive Comniuce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-19
BORAH DECLINES
DINNER INVITATION
SENT BY WILSON
SAYS DISCI SSION TOO IMPORT
ANT SO COUNTRY TO PLEDGE
SECRECY.
P0INDENTER LEADS ATTACK
Washington senator Announces TIE
Has Criticism of Outlined League
of Nations to Offer-Ntll
Head Opposition.


~ sociatd Pres.
WASHINGTON, Feb. H.
Opposition IN the senate To the
constitution of the League ~
Nations hcgan today to take def
mite form. senator Borah of
Idaho. Republican member ot
the Foreign Relations Commit
tee. declined to accept l'rc~Vlcut
Wilson's invitation to attend the
White House dinucr Fchrwr,
20. and senator rnindcNtcr oi
Washington. Republican, am
nounCcd he would speak in the
senate tomorrow Of the league
plan.
All other, Viii Attend.
Al members of The Senate For
ciEn Relations Committee except Nr
Dorsh plan 10 attend the dinner %
discuss with The President the cousti
tuition. aud 70 was expected thr.
would abide by the Presidents re
quest 10 refrain from open discussion
until after that time.
General debate boz tho senate how
cyerl may follow senator rondoN
ter's attack
Criticisc League
Open criticism Of the League
constitution was voiced tola, IN
the senate hy senator Nardamnn
ot Mississippi. Democrat. tie said
the constitution was ucnnstim.
tional. and also criticised Prc>i-
dent Wilson for requesting that
discussion In Congress he post
poncl.
liorah TO Speak Thursday.
Senator Burah plans to spo8I
Thursday in opposition 20 The league
In his letter 90 Secretary Tumult
declining the Presidents invitation
Mr. Rorah said 30 was the custom t
hold In confidence any informatio
received m conferences az the Whit
House. and he was not willing io
hound 10 silence ON such an import
ant subject ON which b. and th
President disagreed ,ar dame tails
After receiving the letter. whic
senator Borah made public toda,
Secretary Tumulty immcdiat,l
transmitted 30 hy radio 10 presidcu
Wilson on tho steamer George WASH
ingtou due to reach Boston Tuesda,