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The spectator., 1919-11-14

ployed in road construction will be ing the farm roads. One or more of the following will, however, usually be found available and within the means of the farmer for surfacing his roads and paths: Gravel, mixtures of sand and clay, cinders, brickbats from old buildings, brickyard waste, and quarry waste. The material selected should
 be hard enough to withstand crushing under heavy loads and possess suffi- cient binding power to compact we'll and maintain a firm, hard surface. Drainage and good foundation are the first considerations in improving
 road with hard surface. The best
 possible foundation is a good earth
 road with low crown. Earth shoul
 ders may be graded upon each side to prevent the surfaeing material from spreading. as in the construction of an ordinary macadam road. The material
 used for surfacing should be placed in
 a uniform layer or layers on this foundation and should be given a suf- ficient crown to shed the rain waters to the sides. If a road roller can be
 secured the material may be quickly
 consolidated.
 During this process the road should receive frequent attention with a split log drag or other means for smoothing the surface and filling the ruts. On steep grades where there would be a tendency for the side ditcheS to wash,
 this can usually be overcome by pro-
 viding outlets and getting the water
 away from the road before 1t accumu- 1 lates in large volume. On roads where | wagons will not be required to pass each other, width of from nine to twelve feet between ditches will uSu- ally be sufficient. The surfaced DOT tion need rarely exceed seven or eight
 feet, though it can be carried to the ditches to advantage. There is no particular virtue in building a farm
 road wider than is necessary to an
 swer the special traffic requirements.
 The need or desirability of moving oc- casionally extra wide or heavy imple-
 mentS. such as certain harvesting ma
 chinery, over the roads should, how
 ever. not be lost sight of. A little foresight in the alignment of ditches, in providing ample width of gates, or of giving extra strength to culverts, may save a great deal of both annoy ance and delay during some very busy period.
The spectator., 1919-11-14

Notwithstanding the popularity of the tractor and automobile, there are many farmers who retain their love for horses and find that the breeding and raising of them for sale is just as profitable as it was before the advent of the power-driven machine. For farmers and horse breeders here is a design for barn that will provide the horse with comfortable and health full place in which to live.
 With its gambrel roof and vertical battened siding this barn is attractive from the exterior and will make an addition to the farm building group of which the owner can be proud. But what will appeal most to the modern business farmer is the layout of the interior, which has been devised so that the work of caring for the horses can be done easily, and the animals themselves will be we'll protected from
The spectator., 1919-11-14
A Misunderstandinq

"NIy back is to the wall" "When you scratch it don't mar the wallpaper"
The spectator., 1919-11-14

as forcibly as ability will permit to the attention of farmers the value of mod ern, high-grade farm buildings.
The spectator., 1919-11-14

Another mistake captain of indus try sometimes makes is in talking to hts hired hands like his wife talks to him.
The spectator., 1919-11-14
GOOD BARN FOR
 OWNER 0F HORSES
DeSiqn That Provides HeaIthfuI
 and Comfortable Quarters.
IS PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
This Modern Structure Is Equally Good for Dairy Herd as 1t Is Planned and Equipped
 for Either.
By WILLIAM A. RADFORD.

MT: William A. Radford will answer questions and give advice FREE OF COST on all subjects pertaining to the subject or building work on the farm, for the readers of this paper On account of his wide experience as Editor, Author and Manufacturer. he is without doubt, the highest authority on all these subjects Address all inquiries to William A. Rad ford. No. lSG Prairie avenue, Chicago. H., and only inclose two-cent stamp for reply.
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meets Tosca, with whom he is infatu-
ated. Marlo's connection with the es.
cape is discovered and he is impri,-
oned and tortured TO make him tell
Of Angelottis whereabouts.
He refuses staunchly, but ToSca
gives Scarpla the information. and
Mario Is spared further inquis'ior
and imprisoned Tosca begs for r..
lease and passports for her lover thl'
they may leave the country, an
Scarpll suggests sordd price i,r
these iavorS She appears TO assent
Tosca Stabs Scarpia.
lie orders that Mario he allowed +.
escape through a sham execution
writes the passport. and as he trici
10 embrace her she stahs him t.
death. Scarpla's cunning trclchev
results in real execution, and whc
ToSca reaches The prison she find,
Mario dead Her assassination 1'
Scarpa is discovered. Tosca IS pur
sued and leaps from the castle para.
pet
a notable cast has been assembled
10 present the opera here. The role,
and those who assume them are
floria Tosca, Emmy DcS,inn; Mario
CavarodoSSi. Alessaudro Bonti; Scar
pia. Georges Bakllno'i. Other notrI
members OF the cast are Constants
Nlcolay Vittorio Trc,isan. lodovico
O,Nerio, Desire Deirere and Emma
Noe.
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DOWN IN BED
And 50 WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for
Eight Weeks But Her Case
Showed Wonderful I'M
provement After TAX
ing Cardui.

Johnson Cty, Trrn-Mr' N. X
Scott. living near this town, staten
"Abou, three years ago | was down
in bed terrible and so weak
! couldn', bear the sigh, OF food This
condition continued for abou, eight
weeks ! though, was going
20 die. and knew I must get some
thing 10 do me some good. ! had
heard all my life Of Cardni and the
rood result, obtained from is use.
/ So ! decided to try H.
After abou, half bottle Of Cardul
NY appetite improved then | was less
reryou. ! ken, il up until | had
taken five bo,,lcs-and such an i'm
provemcn,l | gained flesh and now
am the picture of health. due, ! be-
licye. solely to the use Of Cardui. U
am the mother of ten children and
iccl well and strong
Cardui is mild medicinal tonic
for women. /, has stood the most &c.
,ere of all tes,s--the test OF time. hav-
! ing been in use for over forty years.
j, is composed OF purely vegetable in
gradients, which have been found Ia
help build up the vitality, tone up ths|
nerves, and strengthen the womsnly
constitution.
Try Cardui. (Adv.)|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
STOP ITCHING eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often youhave tried
andfailcd, youcan stopburning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished by any druggistfor 35c. Extra
large bottle, $l.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo Is applied. In short
lime usually every trace Of eczemc
tetter, pimples rash, blaclsheads ar
similar skin diseases will bo remove
For clearing the slin and making 1t
vigorously healthy, alwaysuse Zcmo, Tie
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. 1t iln,'
greasy salveandit doesnotstain. VII.
ahcrs fail 1t 10 the ono dcpendab
treatment for skintroublesof all kinda
The r ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
Why Do French Women
Always Look Young!

In France mothers and daughters lonl
llku sisters How are the women thet,
rNlr 60 retain their vUuthful looks unit.
Ions past Wi Idle agoF IL II because the,
are much given 10 tho uss ot m"rgolizcH
.NhV' THIS wax poSsrssrH n remarkable
HhsoIb bent property witch quickly removes
lu fine PARTICLES NJ cutlrle witch arc
constantly dyinc and which are the an.
mediate cause NJ an old looking complex
I1n puus the llvelivr, healthier. Vonurer
.k.n beneath ,s given q chance to breathe
and 10 .huw tnif Try this treatment
yourself Most lLely II viii not roauir,
two Nork- 20 mako YOUR complexion ~
cltar, soft and braUt|tu As n Young Ira
tUSt one ounce " WrtuplIcd wax ihl
American druggists have it' usually doc'
the work Tho wax ~ uut on uigh's IKE
cold Ccan, and washed or mornings.
adv }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
rORvER Mssr'
GOVERNOR TO talk

ES.Goy Joseph W. Folk of MiSsou-
ri. can he secured as a speaker for
the league OF nation, Tor members
forum luncheon OF me Chamber OF
Commerce. /, was SAID today. proyid.
INK that the Chamber committee IS
able to secure an able speaker to talk
against the league at date preceding
or following Folks talk.
It is the idea Of the en,er,ainmen,
AMI ACQUAINTANCE committee TO secure
two snrit crs 20 discuss both sides OF
the question, but none has been Sc
cured for the negative angle as yet.
The two speakers, when definitely ar
ranged for, will bc here during the
latter part Of November
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NEW COMMITTEE TO
BE ANNOUNCED SOON

Appointment, Of the new industrial
development committee will be 2n-
nounced next week, Charles r. Hall
manager oi the Chamber of Com
merce, said today Also the first
reeting of the committee i, to be held
sometime next week.
Several good projects for the city :
industrial development, will he dis
cussed a, III. first meeting and plans
will be made tentatively for landnl
several new enterprises i3r Oklahoma
CITY
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SLIDES TO BE MADE
TO AID RECRUITING

Arrangement. fer making photo
graphic slides have been complete ]
at Dhc army recruiting station. VIII.
lam e. Doris, the photographer. viii
make ,'dci 90 be used on moving pic
,urc cen, jr the interest OF recruit
ng in town, over The state.
The hrN slide ~ Ne made adyer
'lses the ga, and flame service m
themlgal warfare. which is beinp
iar1'u at the llhchurSt proving
yrorA in New Jersey.
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tN''''H sh'N''N' 'H'''''Nt
on account OF the inability " the
small room available In the new Chnm-
htr u commerce lunchroom to accom-
m0dttc nll the reservations FOR regular
W,,kly meetings requested. the enter
riuW"nt and acquaintance committee
whenever reservations are requested.
the FIRST 10 be announced rs the Hn,pry
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In Praise Of Chamberlain's Cole and


~ cannot speak TOO highly in praise
Of Chamberla.n's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy writes Mrs. Carrie Fusner
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. "lt has been used
by myself and husband for cholera
morhus ard other forms Of bowc
trouble for the past fifteen years. Il
never fails 10 give relief" adv !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
pIoALnn WITH Crude OIL.

A drmonstrst ton Of the practical use
o. crude oil as muti,o power to sup
plant gasoline, through device In
vented by Paul I,udkn. Oklahoma
CITY inventor, Win he given 7 -iJA
morning n block southeast of the
capitol The de~cs win be used on a
tr ctor Tor plowlng which .wIll continue
for three days from . o'clock n m, TO
y, III.
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REGISTRAR LIST
ISSUED TODAY TO
ASSIST VOTERS
Revised Table Of RegIStra-
ton Places in City,

e,, .,...: l. h,
oupI''hen'"' 'es'S' d''o" NV
election oi a congressman ior tnc
Fifth dis,ric, I, under way through.
90, ,bc Ji,,r;r, and in Oll,bnma
ou' VIC ,''" "'" d" '"'"'"',''
COUNTY ln order that persons wish
lug u register might he acquainted
,,,,L ,.,..,,,,,,, ,i.,.. IL, I',,.r
- r,,' "''o" r'l,, 'n wv
pa'H' county te2lNuat toudy lsNueu
q list, revised 10 date. Either men Or
vnnr, wi,h fnll VOTING qualifications
-
may IokNeI' I'oN'Neu Ulel nave n''
been registered previously Or that
they have moved since ihr last regis.
tta,.on The H., ,o,lous.
""' ''' I"' N''
r..,. W'fo one u,nu. q,
=, @1Vl"r @ ii,o, ~ " Mrn ,i'n'n', -
y ncIns, ,@TDsy 'isol "'T' '9rus,h ,,,s stree"
:, '',ln'' Zoo n,uihe, ~.
u nson 1889 west Twen'y-'even'h
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hV'ihSo"' p,., ,ns, ,v..,
=. f,e- met So J. Rschiey' loSH "eS'
S',UW 'I'c" -, u 49,, -, Wa,
1'nul hVe'I ,, a.,
Precinct Geo H. flel'sch. bj'
w, '''Iu FIcoI 80. ,,,
rIIes'nI,. O. rom DoIan' 7o' Nor'"
4v"'' street. .. ,,,,-,.u
Ire. ,"~Loyce Mitchell at Cra~'
fJi li1t S'ute. 80. ,,
.'''l'' -. ., harheu' l'as Mes'
rN,' 7. my u'ns alrI W.
ltc"m : -. h Wright, 500 Term
IN. hllInlNs' go.
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According to o late issue NJ the Postal
Bulletin, no money orders addressed tu
Germany viii be accepted In any federal
rostofrlcc. although general restrictions
upon mail TO Germany have been littcd
N is believed. says the article. that
money orders TO Germany may he nc.
ycptcd after tho ratification ~ the
peace treaty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

In celebration Of the rf,y-'irst an.
nlycrpry ~ Ancient order ~ United
Workmrn. state Senator : j.. lohn'o.
" Ogmulgcc, viii lecture AT The PEI
grim congregational church a. u
O'Clock sunday morning His subject
Fraternity will bear message o
special appeal TO members ~ the order
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n yon are In favor of the League c
Nations. put YOUR name on th' lS
compiled in the lohhi,s OF the lincNn'
and Skiryln hotels, torahaugh- Brown
and herr's druy goods stores. and R0nc'
drug store A return on the number
NJ signatures will be given out SUNDAY
hy Mrs. II. c. Todd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
'Tosca' One of Three Most
Popular Works of Puccini,
Famous Italian Composer

EDITORS NoTE--h this story is
printed a 9rief synopsis o. 1 .La To.ca, , - "
nisht Readers ar" Invited TO clio this
synopsis ana take II with them 70 the
Up%, IN, XXX ncon n'' " ,bn ,'Hns qio,mnnc sm,nCg
synopsis N AIDA" ANA 'Nirlamc nut.
,,,,rny' wore r,lhi'cc,a me Iin',' ,l''.,
iyrl,I i''''' "'' '''''''
Ta Tl,.a" PulaIm'. great opera.
Which 3, 10 he produced un the stage
OF the Fair Grounds auditorium here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

The OH NOWl DIV EcDIIrTs7 7Ss0-
ciatiou met At tho Chumh,r uf Com
mcrco IN tts REGULAR weekly meeting
today noon Topics OF general retail,
interest were discussed
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Chamber Men Receive te'llr.

A. E kull chairman OF the entertain
ment ind acquaintance committee Of
the Chamber uf Commerce, Joe NJ
Dawson, chairman OF the members
ment committee. md n T. North
served us a reception committee TO
Representative J Thomas lleftn. Of
Alabai-n, who spoke before the Cham
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

All workers of the ROOSEVELT momor
lal campaign In Oklahoma CITY ss
I,ru r. Richard Cnrhart. county
chairman TO, meet ut o'clock this
afternoon In tho rooms OF the Chamber
OF Commerce,
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plenty OF Women's Work,

More places are begging for women
than women are begging for places, II
wa. said ut the state employment bu-
rrau today, All kinds Of domestic labor
ara wanted. Mattresses laundresscs,
cooks domestlcs, etc. Women apply
iug for positions through tho bureau
are few
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

u J williams. VINO war arrested July
m Oknhumn CITY by Charles Wilkio,
pln ninolothcsmnn, charged with robbinG
a hardware store In Bri-tow Of 21U
Knives. was convicted yesterday In Sa-
pulua and sentenced TO five years In the
state uruitcutiarl. Wilkis returned this
morning fIum the trial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

pr Henry " Tuttlc, president Of
Kurrshrr college, has been secured
hy tho Chamber Of Commerce entertain
ment and acquaintance committee tp
spcnk befnrc tho weekly members
forum luncheon on November ~. II wHt
announced today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

The y. ". g. \. gave its regular nj.
monthly program at the plant nf the
ltcu Biscuit company at noon today
Mrs A NJ Sanders sang at the pro
gram and the girls were aticrward In
,ltcd 10 tho Halloween party 70 be
given Mt the Y ". c. A. next Friday
evening
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Health MEETING Tomorrow.

The first meeting ~ the public health
committee " the Chamber " Commerce
viii be held ht noon tomorrow IN the
chamber lunch room. II Ia the first
nll meeting Of the committee ant plnua
Tor the ensuing years activities will Do
outlined nj the luncheon.
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and return tonlght on n midnight train.
A number OF women were on the vi
grimnge and VIII bc entertained this
evening at n dance ut the Convent on
hall At ATdmore
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Representative Carl RIdlck ot irdnnn,
republican, win address the Roosevelt
.cpuhlcan club tonight at meeting
at ) O'Clock IN the county courthouse,
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Isl church today. Rev A. G. Miller OF
Little Rock Arkansas, spoke this after
noon at $50 The \ o'clock services
win he In charge OF Rev r. H. Rem
mott OF Atlanta, Geo gia-
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Gun Totlru Charged

y. NJ jackson was arrested In tho
Dnllns hotel early this wornnr charge
with carrying revolver and dlstufbmg
the peace,
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Realtors Meet Today.

The wc,iIy meeting Of the Oklahoma
city Real Estate board was held at noon
today at tho Chamber Of Commerce.
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CfpB1iefs
h.,IIn Addte,.es Chamber.


Congr,ssmuu J. Thomas Hefln, ~
Alabama, spoke nt a meeting ht hu
Chamber of Commerce today noon.
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preparatory 20 thc grand lodge four
lly meeting In Guthrie beginning Tues.
dnN
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clubs affair next Tuesday night. when
Claude Weaver. democratic candidate
for congress. viii lie the honor guest
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Misc Helen hontrom,}. Y. w. c. a
secretary at Norman, VIII attend ,h
grand opera hero tonight
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I'd A. llovi, for four years nhnhKe'
~ the oklahoma city off,rn ~ the Urlf-
filh brokerage company, ,s leaving Tor
knusns tity where No viii open An
other offle and bsront manager. w
G. Rell. who has bc-n IN the office here
for IS months. succeeds him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

Bishop MuuIun spose at tho $50 scs'
sion OF the West oklahoma Methodist
conference at the Ca itOl Inn Method
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glnccr. will study tho wntsr system
used there 10 help hun ~ supgesune
methods TO bo employed 10 Oklhhoinn
Clty. Mr. Hnrt In stlll working on ~
water survey thnt will be the basis OF
future water department improvement"
here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
4 Nervous
BREAKDOWN
Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia|
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored
Her Health. j

Newark, n, For about three
years Sui,red from nervou, break
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

VIM IN New Orleans as n represcn /.
tntlvr ~ oklahoma city nj tho national
hVIlth convention, " NJ Hhtt. city en-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

hnF'NeFs 70 ArNmOfe
Nearly 200 Shflners left tho Santa Fe
station Ht 7.J0 O'Clock this morning on
special train for Ardmorc, They at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

awe,k 80 . / co.id
h.,Jlv .,,nd .c1
b,d IN bHc,i,rSr. .vl
,-D ,,y ,l,y I ,,isd
eyy,,y,h;,, / conl1
,h;,L 81 ,rd w.,
,,r,,s, , ,hv.,c,.r]
r,,. e., ,.'ov.,,1
''|tt}~C1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

W,lch's Doughnut Shop. s2l North
Broadway. hot doughnuts, better cot
fec. (Advl
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ber at noon today Kull presided at the
meeting and Dawson introduced the
AlnhAmh IenfrArnNllNe.
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have been recommending the Com
pound ever since and give you m1
permission to publish this letter.
Miss Flo Kelly, 40 So, l4,h ST.. New
ark. N J.
The reason this famous root sn(
herb remedy LYDIA +. Pinkham'|
Vegetable Compour was so success
iul in Miss Kelly's case was becausI
|, went to the roo, OF her trouble. re|
stored her to a normal healthy con6i|
ton and as result her nervousnss|
d,sappeared.
Evening journal., 1919-09-19

Having conquered The middle classes
and put the Red Guards in possession
OF cities aud public buildings. The neo-
Bolshe,isls Of Italy say they VIII then
proceed 70 defend their revolution from
the attacks Of counler-revolullonisls
and TO arm an the proleiariat.
The party is striving 10 prepare The
elections in such way as 10 have a
majority IN the Chamber and then TO
overiurn the government in which il
participates with The help OF this ma
ioriiy. After This, Red Guards and real
Russian BOlsheyism.
The first step toward success must, Of
course. be the army's cooperation. so
long as The army remains faithful TO the
King and the hatred middle class. the
chances OF success are slight. For
This reason the party's organ, the
Avanti C"Forward'). is carrying on a
terrific campaign against all the gem
erals and higher officers Of the army
accusing them OF murder. rapine ana
other crimes. spreading the papers
widecast through the army i'm the hope
OF undermining discipline as 70 was
undermined 40 Caporelto. But the po-
litical Caporetto is 30 be far more vast
than The military one.
The government is fully aware OF
this campaign, but since censorship OF
The press no longer exists 10 does not
interfere. Communism is being preach
ed openly at those eleclioncefing meet
ings held by the Onicial Socialists. and
unhapplly the other Socialists. headed
by Bissolati and Mussolini. have not
The party Organization or the mysterl-
Gus party funds which the Bolsheyisls
possess
The situation would indeed. bc seri-
Gus but for the inherent good sense Of
The Italian masses. II is hoped by those
who know lhis country best that the
bulk Of the peasaniry will turn a deaf
ear 10 Bolsheyist appeals. Certainly