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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27
Reaping the Whirlwind---

The following is from the pc of Will Allen
White, of the Empora Gazette. If he isn't
careful, the Topeka Capital will brand him
cred handed anarchist" responsible for the
assassination of President Mckinley:
"We are reaping the whrlwind The greedy
great unwritten law of American miners and
machinists turned out OF doors to stsrve or
come west, the greed that violated the Golden
Rule because it was not on the statutes, is find
ing to-day, in the rise of anarchy, the natural
and inevitable harvest of its sowng.'
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27
BRYANISMS
FROM THE UOMMONER"


Anarchy, however, is not the only "organ-
ized-in- New Jersey" infamy that must be wiped
out.
The trouble with some alleged Democratic
newspapers is that they think less of Demo
cratic principles than they do OF self-interest.
When potatoes are plentiful, the tariff does
not benefit the producer. When potatoes are
scarce, the tariff is burden to the consumer.
81 am an anarchist, and did my duty" said
the assassin of President Mckinley. The
American people are not anarchists and they
must do their duty.
While waiting for a subsidy to strengthen
their totterng little industry, the ship-owners
are organizing trust with something like
$15o, 900, 900 capital. 1t would seem to the
unpreiudiced observer that these infant indus
tries hac reached the knckerbocker stage, at
least.
Chicago University sends out circular
signed by President Harper offering to furnish
outline sermons for ministers of the gospel.
Can it be possible that the Standard Oil Com
pany is trying to corner the pulpits OF the land?
!. Pierpont Morgan announces that he will
let his employees hold steel-trust stock if they
have the money to pay for it. This is reassur-
ing to those who had an idea they might have
to sufocate when Mr.. Morgan succeeds in pro-
noting an atmospheric trust.
1t is announced that Great Britain's last war
loan will be exhausted by October 18th, when
it will be necessary for that government 20 bor-
row more money in order to carry on the war
in South Africa 1t is becoming more and
NOR, apparent that if Great Britain ever cou-
uue,s the NNls, it will be at price that will
stagger tne British taxpayers, even though
humanity III ,u'ai,s Its equilibrium.
The state of Georgia owns til, Western & At
lantc railroad, and leases it for an annual rental
of $42o, 900. OF course, the people of the
state opposed to any proposition comtem-
plating the sale OF the property to private lndl-
vduals or corporations. The state of Illinois
Central railroad by reason of a clause in the
charter which compels the road to pay into the
state treasury 7 per cent of the gross earnings
of the main line. There is hint in this to
those new states and future states that may
some time be called upon to deal with a rail-
road problem.
The utter heartessress of the war upon the
Beers is we'll defined by one of General Kitcl-
ener's latest reports. Speaking of the military
operations under his command, he says: "All
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

AT this time, it is pleasant to remember that
Mckinley and Bryan were the only two presi
dental candidates in the history of this coun-
try who went through an opposition campaign
free from personal attack on either side. Both
their campaigns were clean and honorable, not
wthstanding there was more selfish interest on
tue part of the voters owing to the money
question than in any national campaign ever
Fought out in this country. This fact is now
more noteworthy than at any other time
Mining Review.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

ANY attempt to legslate against anarchist
propaganda will be carefully scanned lest there
statements of conditions among the producers,
and also of exposition of nefarious schemes of
capitalism TO extends its power.-Farmers' Adj
vocate, Topeka.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

Two HUNDRED Italian anarchists, imported
by the big coal companies to take the place Of
.ood American citizens, celebrated the assassin
alton of President Mckinley, Sunday. Liquor,
speeches, songs and praises of Czolgosz made
up the program. When a man is eded to
Ike union laborer's place, no questions are
asked as to his political belief, CT lack of the
SINE He passes examination as to murder
.,ns tendencies or conception of just govern.
,.-nt He would live a dogs life and mine
coal for less than civilized white man, and
/, "A, was what was wanted OF him.-Clay Cen
III Dispatch
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

The assassination of President Mckinley is
one of those idiotc crimes which have so fire.
q ,cntly shocked the old world, and have been
=, frequent, in the United States. The assas-
81, proclai,ns himself an anarchist, aud the
crime may have been the result of deep-laid
scheme against the "rulers'' of the world, or it
nav have been the outgrowth of the diseased
mind of the assassin himself. In any case, the
result cannot be to advance humanity but,
,her, will retard it, Aside from its wicked
II ss, assassination is the most inexcusable OF
cfmes. 1t shocks the public mind and makes
a martyr, and often hero, of the victim. Oc-
casionally an assassin becomes famous-for
instance, Brutus, William Tell, Charlotte Cor
dav. Lord Roberts and Gen. Funston-but, as
a lule, they are very properly detested and de-
spised. ed.-Dakota Ruralist.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

THE anarchist should die, but he is no more
eligible to die than the citizen who cares little
nough for himself, his country and his fellow
men 10 accuse Democrats and Populists OF be-
,np responsible for the presidents assassination.
Saturday Tribune, Quenemo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

Now LET the people rise up and demand re-
5. ricted immigration that will bar out all the
Pole and dago pauper labor that is brought to
rhis country by Mark Hanna and other big
mine owners. They are the real breeders OF
anarchy in America. Eureka Messenger.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

Ir is instructive to note with what eagerness
tine Republican press and orators gloat over
every Advantage the steel trust obtains ovei its
striking employees. Labor organizations and
laboring men in general will not lose sight of
this when the time comes to cast their ballots.
ald
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

A WICHITA man who, for years, had carried
a pot ITO in his pocket for rheumatism, is said
to have sold the potato and bought ticket to
Hot Springs with the proceeds. s.-Eort Scott
Lantern.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

THE Mankato Advoca is to start guessing
contest on the number of potatoes in glass
II. Two contests are scheduled, the first guess
being where they got the potatoes.-Lantern
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27
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When the every morning looks down on the earth
He is smiling, much to say:
IF yesterday failed you in comfort and mrth,
You can start in brand-new with to-day,
For the nights like thick curtains I've hung to exclude
The past from the weary and weak;
So prythee, be doing, nor inger to brood
Ger troubles that happened last week
There pages Of pathos and pages Of cheer
To be read in each story Of life.
Well close the old chapters and still persevere
Through love, good fortune strife
Though present events may provoke our dismay,
A soace It's easy to seek;
Let the hours drift away; you will soon find that they
Are but troubles that happened last week"
Washington Star
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-27

SINCE Vice. President Roosevelt has become
president, we have no vice president. Senator
Frye, of Maine, will be president pro tenn OF
the senate.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
IN A WELL
Bodies Of Fourteen Mur.
dered mexiCanS Found
RAFAEL pozoNDo
The Owner Of The Ranch Is
Their Supposed Murderer

Austin, Tex, Sept. 10 -Informa-
tion has reached here Of the discovery
on a ranch near Monclova, Mex, a
short distance south Of the Rio
Grande border, of the dead bodies OF
IA Mexicans in an abandoned we'll.
The bodies all b)re marks of having
been victims of violence. The au.
thorities are now making an inveSti-
cation.
The discovery was brought obout
by the murder of a servant a few days
ago by Refeal Poxanco, the owner of
the ranch. The body OF this servant
was found in the well along with the
other murdered men.
All Of the victims were employees
Of the ranch at the time OF their mys
terious disappearance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
EXCURSION TO BUFFALO

The Central Vermont. Railway will
run personally conducted excursion
to Buffalo. n Y, and return for only
$40 including all hotel expenses, from
all stations in Vermont north OF Wind
sor. Inclusive, Monday, Sept. Is, 1901
The rare OF $40 90: children between
5 and II years, $3.50, will cover rail
road transportation to Buffalo and re-
turn, supper and lodging Tuesday,
Sept. II, breakfast, supper and lodg.
ing, Sepr. Is AMI 10, breakfast and
supper, Friday, Sept. 20. at Park
Hotel. dire city Opposite the ENoos-
tton Grounds. The $l9 rate will cove I
rAte will c'ver ansportatiOn to Buf-
falo and leturn, except Pullman Car
fares and admission to the Exposition
Grounds, and any side trips made
from Buffalo to Mag ara Falls, etc.
The Park Hotel is located at Dele
ware and Amherst streets at the east
entrance Of the Pan. American Expo
Sition grounds. This is large hotel
constructed to take care of the Pan.
American travel, has large, airy
rooms and the table is tirsr class.
Arrangements have been made with
the hotel managers to furnish box
lunches to take into the ground at 25
cents each which will be extra.
Going-Passengers on this excur.
sion will leave Vermont on No. 5.
fast Chicago express, leaving Windsor
3.55 p. M, White River Junction 4.27
p. M, Barre, o.l0p p. M, Montpelier
55 p. NJ, Burlington 6 Is p. M,
Essex junction 40 p. M, arriving
Montreal at 10. Is p. M, Toronto 7.15
a m. Niagara $50 a. M, Buffalo
1o.45. Tickets good Is days. Re.
turning to leave Buffalo Monday Sept.
80 at 7 p. m., to arrive at starting
point until Tuesday Oct. l.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
The BAPT|STS
Vermont Central Associa-
tion is Holding
ITS gath ANNIVERSARY
With First Baptist Church Of
Barre

The Vermont Central Association
OF Baptist churches meets with the
Baptist church in this city today and
tomorrow. Although comprising only
tive churches, this association is for
tunate in the quality of it's meetings;
and the program for the sessions OF
this year is Of unusual strength. The
first session was held this afternoon.
commencing at 2 30 and devoted to
organization, was the reading Of let.
ters from the churches, and devo.
tionaI sermon preached by Rev. L. b.
Steele Of Sharon. In the evening the
annual sermon will be preached by
Rev, W, j. Cloues Of Montpelier, and
an address will be delivered by Rev.
G. Fl. Spaulding, d. D., of Boston,
District Secretary of the American
Baptist Publication Society. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the pub
Ii, to attend all the sessions Of the as
ISOLATION.
Tomorrow's program will comprise
business: devotional service led by
James W. Grearson, East Barre; Edu-
cation society, represented by Rev. l..
b. Steele, Sharon: sym postum Of the
Sunday school; the s. s. as a field and
a force, Rev. ia. Howard, Plaintield;
distinctive work for young men, Clyde
w. Perry, Barre; hints from personal
experience, Mrs. Cloues, Montpelier,
Mrs. Fuller, Barre; singing: sermon
by Rev. A. N. Woodbury., East Hard.
wick; foreign missions on the. home
field, among the Italians, Signor A.
B. Bellondi; among the Sweeds, N. @.
Parsons: home extension, j. II. Ling.
ley, Websterville; home mission soci-
ETY., represented by Rev. Edward M.
Fuller, Barre.
Wednesday afternoon. - Business:
reports Of committee Son next SeS-
sion: on obituaries; on resolutions; on
state OF religion.
The afternoon will be devoted prin-
cipally to the work of the women of
the church.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
NINE ARRESTED

Chicago, Sept. 1O.-Nine anarchists
are now in custody at the Central
Detective Bureau and every place
where anarchists are known or
thought to be is under the closest po-
lice surveillance.
Every available man from the Gen.
tral station is out digging up clews
with reference to the assassination Of
President Mckinley.
That Czolgosz was in Chicago isnow
an established fact, and that he was
In consultation with the local 'reds"
has been conclusively proved through
the confessions Of Abraham Isaak and
Hippolys Hayel, who were put through
the "sweat box" yesterday afternoon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
AFTER ANARCHISTS.

Denver, Col.. Sept. l0,-Col. Ne II
| Denison presidrn Of the Chic So
| ,ety and a personal friend of Presi-
|isnt Mckinley, is on the lookout for
Anarchists in Denver. The colonel is
|Mganlzng a vigilance committee,
/ With himself at the head. The names
|sre kept secre, The leading mem
|bes Of the committee will be preSt Mt
lat any meeting which may be held
| where anarchistc sen iment may be
expressed.
" If any speaker says he is glad
+ The President was shot, | would not
give five cents for that mans life, y
SyCjl Denisol.
We are prepared tC clean out the
AlNchists of this city, and we will
|achin broad daylight. | will appear
|Spblic prosecutor, and il two wit
nesses of repute declare that man
has uttered an anarchislic sentiment
that anarchist will die. We are or
ganzed, and are ready for action.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
FUNERAL OE MRS. JOHNSTON.
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Randolph, Sept. lo.-The body of
Mrs. Jennie Johnston, who died IN
Roxoury, Mass, sunday Afternoon at
ter brief illness from appendicitis,
vas brought here this afternoon by
Mrs Reuben Cole, mother of Mrs.
Johnston, who was about "a years old
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afterno M in the Baptist church, Rev.
T. A. Howard ot1lciating. lntermen.
will be IN South View cemetery be-
side the grave of Mrs. Johnston's
father who died seven years ago.
Mrs. Johnston had many friends
here where she lived until her mar
riage She was niece OF Mrs. VIM.
Curtis of this place. Much sympathy
is felt for the aged mother with whom
she lived.
Hope, the baby daughter OF Lawyer
and Mrs. Nj. M, Wilson, who had been
i'll for about week with bowel trouble
died Sunday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
APPROPRIATELY NAMED

B4ltim' re, Sept. 10.-Leon Czolgosz
is aptly named, according to VIM. NJ
DoVas, ctlicial interpreter of Polish
aud Bohe mian languages in the U. S.
Immigration office in this city. He
says that the would be assassin s
name should be pronounced "Choal-
gosh
The word is derived from polish
verb, - said Mr.. Doyas, (which means
to drag or creep or crawl. Used as Il
noun, it means creeping, crawling
thing such as a snake. In the pres
ent instance the name seems most ap-
propriate "
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
PASTORAL LETTER.

To those In my care Of souls and
'th r> rellgiously and devoutly dis
1r,,cd, send forth the following pray
erS to be used during our present need
auu with earnest prayer to God that
soon our heavintsS may be turned into
Joy and our mourning into rejoicing.
BRIAN G ROBERTS,
Churcn of Good Shepherd.
Barre. VT, Sept. 8, 1901.
PRAYER FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE
PRESIDENT.
o God, who art very present help
in time of trouble; lcok with pity
upon thy servant, the President Of the
United States, draw tenderly near to
him that be may have fellowship with
Thee and be filled with the assurance
that Thou lowest him and carest for
him. Restore him, we beSeech Thee,
to bodily health; raise him up that he
may be again to his nation it's active
chief magistrate; have mercy on him
in suffering and grant him grace to fix
bis eyes upon the cross and to find
strength, there to copy the example
of Him who endureth the CROSS that
following his Divine Master through
suffering. he may ide in blessed
communion with Thy SOD, Christ our
Lord; and, If so be that Thou wilt
that this cup pass from him, grant
him years of usefulness among us and
a constant acknowledgment Of Thy
loving kindness. This we ask of Thy
Infinite love and mercy, through our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ-Amen.
PRAYER FOR MRS. MCKINLEY.
O God, the strength of the weak
and the comfort OF the afflicted, com
fort and sustain the wife Of our be-
loved president in her h ur of dark
ness: draw near TO her in her allic-
tion; bend her will to Thine that she
NAV hear Thy voice speaking to her
soul in consolation and sympathy.
Follow her with Thy goodness and
mercy all the days of her life AID give
her peace through Jesus Christ, our
Lord Amen.
PRAYER FOR THE ASSASSIN OF THE
PRESIDENT.
o. Merciful God, who hast made all
men, and hatest nothing that Thou
hast made, nor directs the spiritual
death of any sinner, nave mercy on the,
assassin Of our President and all who
share nj evil thought. Give us grace
to repeat the words of our President,
MAY God forgive him." remembering
the words upon the cross; "Forgive
them, for they know not what they
do" Take away his Ignorance; shed
the light Of the Holy Spirit upon his
soul, teach him repentance; renew IN
him whatsoever hath been decayed
by the fraud and malice Of the devil,
and give MIN knowledge OF Thy saliva
tion, the mf rits of the blood of Thy
son Jesus CnriSt-Amen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10

Buffalo, Sept. l0.--At 1910 DR..
McBurney came out of the Milburn
house and said there was very re-
mote possibility of peritonitis He
said tw or three weeks should be al.
lowed for developments He will
leave for the east tonight unless un-
forseen complications set in. "He is
in great shape" the doctor said, re.
ferring to the President.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
MONTPELIER JUNCTION
BURNED OUT.
Especial to the TELEGRAM. J

Montpelier Sept. 10.-The station
at Montpelier junction was burned to
the ground early last evening. The
fire was discovered in a small closet
near the oil room about 7 O'Clock aud
before any help could arrive from this
city the building was entirely dIstroy
ed. The loss is covered by blanket
policy carried by the railroad on all Its
property.
-Four freight cars were destroyed,
one loaded with hay and the Others
with granite. Nearly all the tele.
graph wires are down.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
BADLY HURT
Especial to the TELEGRAM J

East Barre, Sept. 10. - Yesterday
afternoon the or s year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cameron Of Web.
>terville, was caught in the wheel of
a butchers cart and turned around
wihh the wheel several times, injur-
ing him quite severely.
DR.. Macarthur ATTENDED the suffer
er. He was badly bruised and one
knee suffered dislocation and frac-
ture. The boy Is getting along nice:
ly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10

Buffalo, Sept. TO- AT 3 O'Clock yes
terday a ternOon there was apparent
ly little change ia the coalition Of the
President With all the hopeful bull
letins and notices Of improvement it
was however said by the best author
ity that the President was by no
means out Of danger.
Czolgosz was again put on the rack
Yesterday afternoon but held his
tongue relative to his confederateS.
DR.. Park said yesterday afternoon
that the President would live and that
the situation was entirely satisfactory
Vice President Ro sevelt said the
same "lt is entirely natural for a
patient in the Presidents condition to
have periods Of restlessnesS, but he is
receiving no anaesthetics, and is fully
conscious all the time. OF course the
danger point is not passed, but the
time when peritonitis should set in is
passing, and there is not sign of IN
tlammatiol. The Presidents careful
living is favorable and his indomit-
abe will and fine courage will pull
him thrnRs . He has made up his
mind to i've and live he WILL"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
ELEVATOR FELL
Especial to TELEGRAM

Bethel, Sept lo.-While w. j..
|BrOokS, OF the firm Of Brooks & La
|Due, and Sheriff h c. Rogers were
ascending the elevator laIt n the
FOfe Of Brooks & l.,due just before
|lN0n today the cable broke and let
||ne elevator fail, itiuring them c n
Fyde'a5v. Roe $ was taken to the
Ence Of l.. NJ. X O, D, Green. and
|OfOOss was taken home. No boz es
were broken in either case so far as
EOQd be asc3rtainrd hut both are suf-
PsEAg severe pain from the j'r,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
NOT WORKING
Determined Stand OF
Strikers Has Effect
STAND NG ON GUARD
EHnt Tomorrow To Start
Another Mill

NcKeesporl, Sept lO.-The deter
nned stand Of the strikers yesterday
has evidently convinced those who
,ould Wi 90 to work that any attempt to
N sn would be futile. No one tried
@ro into the plant Of the National
.Tpfbe Co. this morning. Several thou
uad strikers are on guard. No dis
|nrhapce. An effort will be made to-
marrow to start the Monongahela
seel deoartment Of the National Tube
In
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
IS IMPROVING
President Mckinley Pass
ed Best Night
SINCE The SHOOTING
Hope Of Recovery Growing
Stronger Every Minute

Buffalo, Sept. 10. - The following
bulletin was issued at 6 30 this morn
ing: "The President has passed the
most comfortable night since the at
tempt on his life. His pulse is 49,,
temperature 1904 respiration 2S.
Signed-Rixey, M. D., "Geo. B.Corte-
you, secretary t. the president.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
EMMA CAUGHT
ArCh-Aaarchist Arrested
in Chicago To-day
SHE INSPIRED SHOOTING
Of President Mckinley Ac.
To The Assassin

Chicago, Sept. 10. - Chief O'Neil
announces that Emma Goldman IS
under surveillance not. far from
Chicago although not in this city.
He insisted that she had been located
and intimated that she will be arrest.
ed soon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
6, A. R, ENCAMP MENT.

. Cleveland, Sept. l0,-Grand Army
ny EEMampment is in full swing today.
|llF information from Roosevelt that
fswould not be able to review the
|palaae, but would remain at Buffalo
|4aAoS 4a necessary the St lection OF an
" |S.uel 1, Sentiment favorS General
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10

St. Louis Sept. lO.-It is said that
Emma Goldman was in st. LOUIS Fri
day, tine day The attack on the presi
dent vas made.
She is believed by the police to
have lett the city Saturday night and
her destination, they think was Chi
cago. She had room at No. 1851
South Thirteenth St. The most ar.
dent symphthlZers of the anarchists
in st. Louis claim they did not know
the woman was in the city.
Detective Guion visited the South
Thirteenth street house and searched
the room occupied by Miss Goldman.
He found telegraph cipher code and
a circular describing the case Of Nor
Iris Brennan Of st. Louis, convicted OF
[dynamiting during the street car
strike. The cipher code and circular
are in the possession Of the police.
1t was learned that she called for
mail at the post office In this city at 8
a. m. Saturday. .., La the afternoon she
called again and left request that
any mail received for her should be
forwarded to the general delivery at
Chicago.
The detectives have ascertained
that Emma Goldman was in Buffalo
Monday. Sac went from there to
PitJsburg, they say, and from Pitts
burg departed for Cincinnati She
came from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Rochester, Sept. 10. - 1t is said
that Buffalo detectives were in this
city Sunday night on business con-
nected with the suspected conspiracy
to kill the President Mrs. Abraham
Goldman, mother Of Emma Goldman
who lives at l75 Joseph Ave-, in this
city, absolutely r, fues o divulge her
daughters present whereabouts or to
say Whether her daughter has been III
Buffalo recently.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-10
THE WEATHER.

Boston, Sept. 1O.--Clondy tonight
and probably showers. Showers Wed
nesda Fresh west and westerly to
southerly winds.