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New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
OBSERVANCE AT CANTON.

ADDRESS BY WILLIAM DUDLEY FOCLKE.
and parochisl schools of Canton was suspended to-
day in favor of PATRIOTS exercises In honor of the
birthday anniversary of the late President McEIn-
ley. Excerpts from McKinleys speeches were read
In the schools his favorite hymns were sung and
I'm many buildings eulogies delivered by local
speakers. There no general suspension OF bus
iness. but flags generously displayed about
the city and some buildings decorated. The
courts suspended for the day.
Tonight memorial meeting of citizens was held
at which Civil Commissioner William Dudley
Foulke was the chief speaker. He said in part:
The great President who lies buried in your CITY
needs no prayers no anthems, adulation His
fame E safe forever II is for the sake of those who
the panegyrc should be spoken that the preyer
should be uttered. Most of all for the Young Prssj
Let your prayers follow him let YOUR good viii 80
with him No name in America stands more clearly
man man MS no tor honor, manliness and civic restless
no doubt severe laws will be enacted against
daen nut the real safety OF institutions lies
freedom Does 90 preserve Pre- qyioae heritage Of
Will Yield te personal fear? Does he dream tby
Shyyay man M Whom this great people win choose as
FISK rather than finch from his obiigations 70 the
rTepuoncY Thank God. the republic Cannot perish
dwes In the loving hearts of S oan ooo mr. fr i9p & II
bi yspi.e .ne Vaccinations OF consprators DESPITE
fatal deeds 1t win sui move on to the ascom ana
pHsnment ts,,t ,a Of It's high destiny. " '"' "e0oN
mltted In the name OF liberty! Oh liberty tho,,
har,% sut OF Providence law-loving lava biding
lands by those who were the loudest IN INV IN othsr
f Sus tnoush In our own free republic they who nro
thee down yet thou art SAFE ay w 90 nsrh 20 cast cast
~ 'nee' ior We love thee: We will uphold thee,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
EXERCISES AT OHIO CAPITAL.
TRIBUTE BY GOVERNOR NASH TO ONE or
HIS PREDECESSORS.

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 2s,-The birthday Of the lsts
President Mckinley observed here to-day BY
the members of the Ohio legislature in joint ses.
sion. in flow OF oratOry which has not been
equalled in many years in the halls of the House
OF Representatives. All party differences were laid
aside and the time was devoted 10 loving reren.
branee
The Joint session presided over by Senator
T. NJ Hosea. of Cincinnati. Governor George K
Nash who was close personal as well as political
friend of the President. made brief address, m
which he paid to him the highest tribute Cow
ernor could give 20 predecessor.
General Charles H. GrosvenOr unable 70 n,
present at the meeting. but a tribute from his pso
was read BY Chairman Hosea. the gsnerars
request Charles W. Baker. of Cincinnati SpoLs
on the political record OF President Mckinley
Senator W. c. Harding and j. c. Rover each o..
Ivered oratons. as did Representatives Stage 81
". BlOdgett. Of Cincinnati. -
The chamber OF the House OF Representative, xas
crowded by the members of both branches or ~
lesisatuIe officers OF the State and preunsnt citi-
Governor Nash also addressed the students a.
life 80 @-@N''Ss .
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
Dark Hair

Do you want it? All that
dark, rich color your hair used
to have? Easy enough, SO
long as you can buy Ayers
Hair VIgor. 1t always restores
color to gray hair. 1t stops
falling of the hair, too, and
sometimes makes it grow very
long and heavy.
g am over so years old. My hair is Icne and
heavy, and OF the dark rich color of youth, thanks
to Ayers Hair Vigor."
Mrs. r. A. Lloyd, Hampton, Va.
4L All druggists. J. C. AVER CO., Lowell Mass
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
UNITED MEDICAL PROFESSION DESIRED.
J. T LEWIS COUNSEL OF THE STATE ASSOCIATION.
THINKS THB PROSPECT GOOD.

j. T LEWIS COUNSEL. OF THE STATE ASSOCIATION.
THINKS THB PROSPECT GOOD.
The stand taken by Dr. Eisner. president OF the
State Medical Society. at the annual meeting or
pleasing many OF the leading members OF tns
nuaI address. recommended that the president "a
empowered 10 appoint committee Of five 10 con-
fer with similar committee representing the STATE
Medical Association. with view of bringing ths
two organizations together. The recommendation
adopted.
James Taylor Lewis. counsel 10 the State heal-
cal Association, said yesterday that united pr'-
fession is most desirable. and that, douotiess'
conference Of representatives OF the orgsnizauons
the question OF unity could be brought aooue =
the proper steps were taken Mr. Lewis aaaso-
Years ago. the Medical Society refused 70 suSsps
the code of medical ethics as lald Gown -
American Medical Association, ana itS aeis5 5 a.
were Of course refused admission al the lsAs lsAs;eaI
nual meeting II then that the SIatS & s[eS roT<
Association formed IN order tlAt = S.51- ~
physicians and BY men who believed the cous, as,s-
ethics promulgated and accepted 1S - .bvsi-
States was the correct code OF morals IUL p,,ssssi
clans TO follow. Unfortunately consIaeIa - sNn
ing was engendered by the champions OF tne W. W.
great orga nzatiOns. but with the enormous
OF the association in the last hve years has Soos
Is being done by both organizations. eacn I,eNS
with the other to improve the Puonc nca ~ 49, cha
divided profession is of course hancicdpYev - ~
very fact Of division IN seeking 49, Sfsta
Association will be held in october, az tne con-
envy of Medicine at which time douotisso Ss- sfsps
ference could be brought about tne piSspS- ~, Zach
are taken to that emu by the comhl''ee' i'
0ro ar1f- ian
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
AT IOW4'S CAPITAL.
GOVERNOR CUMMINs ADDRESSES THE
LEGISLATURE

Des Moines Iowa. Jan Ex-Governor A B Cum.
minis delivered an address 10 joint session Of ths
legislature this afternoon upon William McKin.
Iey of the anniversary OF the birth OF the
late president. Governor Cummins said in part:
William Mckinley believed and acted upon ths
belief that to be great and helpful and powerful \
man must know some one thing better than any
one else knew ii. and that the world always
on the lookout for such He chose for his
especial study OF the difficult as well "a
of the most conrroverted, subjects OF his tiue
md he mastered IL absolutely, that before many
years had passed over his Congress career William,
Mckinley knew more about the productive capacifv
of the United States, more about the conditions
under which labor earned its wage and capital trs
return more the possibilities of our magnin
cent future, than any other man in America
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30

AMENDMENT EXEMPTs BONDS ON MORT
CAGES THAT HAVE PAID FEES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Ibf 1EIlEUhAFH TO THE TKIbUNE'I
Albany, Jan. 2e.-The Stranahan Mortgage
Tax bill was reported this morning by the Sen
ate Committee Taxation and Retrenchment
after short executive session. AS reported. the
bill has several amendments. to which Senator's
Humphrey. Cullen and Foley dissented. one
amendment, has been forecasted in The
Tribune, provides that bonds secured by mort
cages which have paid the tax shall be exempt
from further taxation, and that bonds secured
by mortgages which have not paid the tax
pay it and then be exempt This provision is
modelled the Connecticut law. The bill In
its present form, also. permits existing mort
cages come in under the law The first
amendment is made for the relief of builders in
New-York City who work with short building
loans.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
NEw-YORK CITY.

A Home Department Conference will be held at
the Broadway Tabernacle, Sixth-ave and Thirty
fourth-st, tomorrow night. under the auspices OF
the New-York Sunday School Association, at s
o'clock. 1t will be addressed by Marion Lawrence
international general secretary; John II. Cheever
and William W. Hail.
The annual memorial service of the 7th Regiment
Veteran Association will be held at 4:90 D. m on
Sunday at ST. Thomas's Church, Fffth-ave. and
Fifty-third-st. The body of the church has been
reserved for veterans and active members of tho
regiment.
The Schnorer Club, OF Morrisania, will open its
new clubhouse Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Horse sale a Madison Square Garden.
Conference on 1.-The Redemption of City" Broadway
Tabernacle. morning, afternoon and evening
Annual meeting of Amcrican-Jewish Historical Society
Temple Emanuel. morning.
Exhibition objects Of municipal art. National Arts
Rapid Transit Commission, p. N.
National Academy OF Design. reception for william A.
Coffin p. m.
Annual the Artwrtght Club. No 800 Broadway
evening.
Palestine Commandery reception Metropolitan Opera
House. evening
Special meeting of the Union League Club $40 p m.
Polytechnic Association of American Institute
eus-ion OF Signalling in Railroad Tunnels 10
West Forty-fourth-sr.. p. m.
Review Of 18th Regiment by General Roe Brooklyn
evening. - ''
feoples institute lecture by John Martin on 'aThs
Iutnre and Limits OF Unionism,' Cooper Union,
y m harlem Branch lecture by d. Abbott
on William Norris ne-hundred-and-t wenty-ffth-
FL and Lexinzton-ave. 8 %. m ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
GILSEY-John NJ. Eagan, president Of the Ocean
Steamship Line OF Savannah. HOFFMAN-Ex-
Attorney General S. w. Rosendale. of Albany.
HOLLAND-J II. Hoyt, OF Cleveland; w d.
Washburne. jr of Minneapolis and f. c. Pfngree,
Of Detroit IMPERIAL-Ex- Judge William M
Titus, of Massachusetts. MANHATTAN-C. A.
Ellis. president OF the Boston Symphony Company
of Boston. PLAZA-W H. II. Newman, of Buff
falo. VICTORIA-State Charities Commissioner er
E. V. Stoddard, of Rochester. WALDORF-As-
TOR1A-Ex-Postnaster General Charles Emory
Smith, of Philadelphia; Senator Marcus A Hanna
of Cleveland; Myron T. Herrick. OF Cleveland; ;
Captain Richmond P. Hobson, u. S. N. and Gov
ernor John T. Hill of Maine.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
MAY SELL TUNNEL RIGHTS.
BILL ALLOWING HIM TO SELL OR ASSIGN
OPERATION OF SUBWAY RAILROAD
REPORTED FAvoRABLY.

Albany. Jan. 2e-The Assembly cities Com
mittee reported favorably to-day the Kelsey BILL
which permits John B. Mcdonald the contractor
of the rapid transit tunnel to sell that part of
the contract which provides for the operation OF
the subway when completed.
The bill is amendment ot the rapid transit
act By its provisions Mr.. Mcdonald may
either assign the operation OF the tunnel to a
company giving equal securities. or to an
existing railway corporation. such the Metro
politan Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
AT THE EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE

President McKinley's birthday was celehrats,
with appropriate patriotic exercises by the chm
dren OF the class department of the Education,1
Alliance. East Broadway and Jefferson-sf vas-
terday. The auditorium filled with nearly ora
thousand boys and girls belonging 20 the schnNI
in English for foreigners and the religious classes
OF the Education Alliance. DR. David Bausrein
the superintendent of the Educational Alliance ds
livered the opening address
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
WOODRUFF GOING TO WASHINGTON.
WILL. BE IN Albany FOR GUDEN HEARING. BUT
pADY CANNOT GET HERE.

Lieutenant Governor Woodruff told a Tribune re-
porter last night that Michael ]. Dady would not
be present at the hearing in the case NJ Sbsrtn
Guden which will take place next Tuesday in AL
oany Il am going on to Washington Tomorrow
said the Lieutenant Governor II shall be back in
Albany on Tuesday. Governor Odell and 7 are
going to slit this matter down. Mr. Dadv 10 NOT
expected back. In fact he can't get here am in
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
BRIEF SESSION OF THE HOUSE

THE PERMANENT CENSUS BUREAU BILL N
PORTED
Washington. Jan. 2s-The House TO-DAY
session only . minutes. Mr.. Hopkins lel.,J-, lel
Permanent Census Bureau bill. and gave -. =.
that he would call il up tomorrow. A request 90
make the OIeomargarne bill spscldro - oS,,aocrstic
next Monday was objected TO on the
side.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

washington Jan. 2s.-The President sent the
.t,., roi,o"Ins nominations to the Senate to-day:
supreme Court Arizona - si 'NS'i'e oi INC
Louisville, KY. ''eSF " customs st
District OF Brazos de Santiago Texas ~ ~ ''9
WILLIAM F. c. JEPSoN. TO be second leutenan, ., ,
fautry. - - -~NN"N Heuseiaht OF IN
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
TWENTY MILE EMIT FOR AUTOS.

Albany, Jan. %-The hill OF Senator Cocks limit
Ing the speed Of automobiles was amended bv the
senate Codes Committee this afternoon and re-
ported fsvorably. The committee Increased the
rate of speed at which vehicles NAV he onerated
outside OF cities and villages from fifteen miles
hour' as suggested by the original bill to twenty
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
GENERAL METCALF ExoYERArEp

washington JAN 2s-The Senate Committee on
Pensions to-day agreed unanimou.Iv to r.nor,
favoraby the nomination of General Wilder s
Metcaif as pension agent at Topeka Kan This de-
clsion was pased on the finding OF the sib-commit
him of killing Filipino prisoners against
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
FLAGS ON THE CITY HALL.

In celebration Of the anniversary OF the birth Of
President Mckinley every flagstaff on the City
Hall bore a nag yesterday. The Board Of Alder
men, whose meeting day is Wednesday. decided
last week 10 hold its meeting to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30

miles hour, and inserted a clause prohibiting
automobiles from crossing viaducts or bridges at
a rate of speed greater than four miles an hour.
A speed limit of eight miles an hour In cities or
villages is included in the bill. Violation OF It's
provisions is made a msdemeanor and punishable
as
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY ApJouRS

Albany. Jan. es.-Both the Senate ard the A.
sembly. after transacting some business ss
tourned until II o'clock tomorrow in honor OF th.
memory OF the late President Mckinley
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
IN OTHER PLACES

Baltimore. Jan. 2s-whne Mckinley Dav vas
not legal holiday in Maryland special exercises.
were held to-day in the schools throughout ths
State, and the children had an opportunity 10 con-
tribute 20 the memorial fund. The School Board OF
Baltimore City for this occasion relaxed rs r1Is
At the celebration OF the Union League to-nfzhr
Congressman Charles r. Schirm delivered an ora
ton.
Parkersburg. W. Va. Jan. 29-In obedience q,
Governor Whites proclama tion Mckinley Day was
generally observed in all the schools IN the State
contributions were made BY pupils in most OF the
schools.
Buffalo. Jan 29--The anniversary Of the birthday
OF ne late William Mckinley celebrated here
to-day. Exercises held in all OF the public
schools. At noon the Rev. Charles Edward Locke
made an address at the Merchants Exchange.
where exercises were also hefd- Joseph e Evei.
judge advocate of the Grand Army OF ths Republic.
and others spoke
Cincinnati. Jan 29.-No public observance, az thss
anniversary OF the birthday of the late President
William Mckinley was made here to-day The city
and county offices were open. usual, and there
demonstration of flags Commemorative
exercises were. however: held in the public schools
Baldwin. Kan. Jan. 29.-Baker- University to-day
held memorial services in memory of President Nc
Kinley. The Rev. W. A. Quayle. former president
OF the university and late OF Indianapolis. delivered
the address
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30

for we reverence thee. From violence ana sv.
evil hand. from treachery and every evil counssI
alike. shall guard thee for thou hasf ~.
temple in the hearts of free people, thy sanotusry
in the soul of the republic
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
SENT THROUGH THE TRIBUNE.

The Tribune has received so for the Mckinley
fund, marked, For ]. 5. G. and A II. G."
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
FLAGS DISPLAYED IN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. Jan. 29.-Flaks flying from eusi-
blocks. public institutions and hundreds OF
residences In Cleveland to-day in recognition OF
the birthday anniversary Of the late President Nc
Kinley. This idea, suggested by the Cleveland
Auxiliary Committee. met with general response
among the citizens, who have many Occa-
sions manifested their love and admiration for the
late Chief Executive
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-22
papen oo Rooiepelt.

9iifop S'8ormun ira Siour 5oIS.
2. O., rciitc ipoores til Rom meS
8upernsr Gait Tor at hieIpe Sennc til
at unNerbouoIc me0 Raoen argan'
erbe Dc fIippinitc Dtuufe. Ru or
9iitoper fommer tiIbdge til amerifd
% meobriuacr CT egenbGr0igt 9rco
ira SEQ XIII til grriiSeut RooieoeI.
tiuigemeS en- 1orPring beitooenSe al
ct MaiuifbiQcoe al gdtifarets Supe.
Get 5aucltge grcu er Blot ct bGiligt
Suar pal Brpii0cntcua Striuelic til
Geo al 90 0toi 1902, o. 5orpringel
gicngiGl0er oeu CpmGrfiomheb, iout
RooieoeIt bite EaUen peS at ieu6e BAN
iinegerfer. Reb Senipr til 0trnf7'
ipsrgsmnalet uotaLer Bopen, at ban
er al iantmc InifucIie iom ben. ser or
uOtalt al giifop 8uar.
Ia giifop C'8orman / 2sr6ag3
fom til Gutter Ban mc0 grepct OF
S%orGringen. bar grGiiOcnter ifl2
bienme; ban os bans 6amiIic bar
noe poa Bicuic paa Oen aReeu SIDE al
9ulteu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-22
Graftdt meo Gina.
Wagterne upunnr nne SuloinSrsm'
mclier.--"Ssreu" aabncr ia.

en- Gcpcide ira Sbnngbai til Son.
Son "SimeS" me0SeIer, Of 4iua fore,
Isbtg bar afillrttet en- SoIOtraftat mes
Dc oeitIigc Sor6c o. Snpon. Srafta.
ten unoerte9neocS | iorriae llae AZ
Den brittle, Sen oncritanife og oea
i%opnnriiifc SuIIOmGgtig noen 5orbc,
boIS. meoenS Den sitrrrigife, beIgiife
og hoIlan0ite unSertegneSc ocn meo
Senuisntng til fine ReGierirgcr. ane.
rita boobe icnSt Z. 2. Sbarretts iom
ltnoerbonoler, % ban oreo paa, at
nogct maattc bIiue aiort. inben ban
oenoe hiem til Dc SorereOe Stater.
aiuaS SommiSipr hobSe life Sen for.
neOrc SuI6mogt, oa ban unberifrep
berior life Sroftnter. SpiS nh
Reaicringcn / Gefiua iorouSrer Sen,
fommcr Ben life iii at gieIoe. Som
BEN M er, ifuISe oer trG6e / Strait
Den lite Gooember.
Observation-Disclosures | @aibin1.
ton ieubte Rr. SborrctS aiiteb Tor Ct
aar ii0er. San or peI biemme / ale
SoIoipsrgSmnaI, % ban bar engauJ
Dpret en- al bore "9~lppraiierS" / Rep
9orf. s 5reSSiIutninaen eiter
@oreroprsret IopeSe aina uotrpffeIil.
at en- 5ordroring | Oe beitaaenoe SAM
SeIs. % SoIoforboIo ifttIbe inorsm.
mes. gcituagtcrre forlargte en-
"aa6en Isr", % life min6it giorhc
Nr. San gieISeroe, at n~merifnuifr
8arer ifuI6c ioa aoaang iii ainas in.
ore Erootnier. GngeIifmTnoere ba-
ct gnrtmeIt 5oSiGite I aina, oa Sc aft
/ Sptbieu. Sor omfrtrg en- WanueO
itben IptfeSeS oct Sem at faa aineieT.
ne til at gan inc pna at a~fifaffe Ben
iaafnI0te "2ifinsS fat" og at neSiGtte
SuofsrieIStol6er til 1879 Irocent a.
8Gr0icn, nleSeuS ll0isrielstoIbeu far.
tes til ~ Brocent. "a amerifd
bsrte bette, forIorgte BET Ell IigueuSe
9eguritiseIie, % sc andre Ragtcr
forismtc life at gisre oet iomme. !
forri8e usc tom Dc Oa iaa Iangt JONI
o"oenior an9iuet.
On sc norotffe 2arSc nGpnes In.
tet; men ianOipuIiaoiS er ogiaa Se
meo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-22
600 Poit / Svo Oafota

Snbbsitningen al Sbe6e tilenSe.
bragtes meItenbelS / Spb 9utoto /
forrige ltge; fun nogIe ~ientiaaeoe
agre itoo igien. llbbpttet orilane8
til 10000 900 guibeIs, pg nogle
letter bet enbon before. Stdtcn 6aos
DC ct rbmGrfet SsitOeir, oa fsrit /
ben iorIeone ltgc fom RearL iom for.
Iinfeoe Stoffing og SrpIfning, men
bar cit Selgierning for 9tais. Gin.
Yotcter % nnben SGo. Sroit bar
piit iig / Spo 7aftota / bper Waa.
neo unbtoqen Slilt, 90 Den bar giort
en- Gel Sfobc; men efter Sroiten
Ben 10be auguit font set Reqn. oa
oct gieuopIipeoe "Gorn" o. Star"
pna Steber, buor man trocoe, at be
bar osoe.
Sffe BLOT Sneoebsiten er ria, men
Der blen o9ian meaet al paore, gpg
oe Slug. 3rrifnirgcn piL bIipe iulS.
fsrt | benre ltge. ON Seiret tiaa6er
oct, tiger ct Telegram ira Siour
Sails al 17be. On RGngoe npe
gore6uic % glcpators opfsres siten.
ior Misiouri, oa Den ri9c 8reoe be.
bsuer mere GlnbS enc man ti6liaere
hap0e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-22
Jrrieation.
SbOrlcSes en- SloS fan brinses til at
pnuipe up lit gano.
G~rpcrimenter / California.

SorersSe Staters Geological
Suroep" bar nplig tiIenSebrdst fine
llrSerisgeLier al Observation-Disclosures /
California. Gu Sn6beretuiug er I'm.
Der l~lSarbeibeIie. os BEN oil pie, at
ogiaa California iiooer tuoe rreo
Ri8o6mrre al Ole.
SamtiStS bar iarrrne aritalt |
@aibinatou ruocisst Qtngs Rtper-
0aIen / California for at bringe
paa Oct rene, ON Ben iaafalote "2or.
aefIoo" fan gierremfsre SpSrpgraf
:. g. 9tppircottS EIau ON Of pimtpe
fiji eart 8nnS tilpeirs oe bIioe mere
upttig me0 Senipr til Srrigatipn og
auore 5ormaal. 8tnss Riper 9aler
brager itor SoroeI al fuuitia Ban.
bling (SyrrtsotioH). Ganen neS Sres-
no tieute / 1900 100000 poa
Griter, Tom aISrig bilbe oofiet rt6ct
Srrtgattpr. Senoeo 100000 Icres
er olereSe iinber Snrfrins. % De
opbritaer oIt set gano, iom mi faa.
eS al SloSen; men ser er Itore StrRf.
riuger al frtgtbar Soro. iom lite
fan ubrpttes at RdrgeI pda garS.
% ii9r aieI0er set De tiIitsoeuoe 81.
er al Sierrn RepuSo, Ser err irrSeIes
ifitfet for Iprtutng al De meget ef.
teripurgte 90 gobt betalte Citrus
frligter. iaaiom Gttrouer. Granger,
lemons etc, nadr ma bare fan fda
ber forueoneS rriadtiou. Mr. 2ipptr.
colt paapiier / en- Snbberetriug, at
8Gr~0beboIoere (Sfciernotrer) bill bore
al flor gSptte. iiGr hois De bngges
efter Ell beitemt Glan. 0tsie Reier.
bcircr fan iploeS meb gauS fra Slo.
6cn ieIp cGer 6ers 5iasb, % set Ell.
terat bet tioligere er brriat. Srrigd.
tiou bar npret aunenbt | 800
Mar, og / Sauoeu peo Slooens Del.
ia neoe pad 2opIanoet gienumes itore
8onbmnSier Ell SOB unoer Snerfla.
oen. 100000 Ncres err Der aiennent.
tritfne al @au6. iom fan iantIes |
9rsnne on pumpeS OBJ. SertiI fort.
mer oct 8auo. iom fiuSes oppe / De
brotte Sfranuiuger ueb ira Sicrrus,
boor 6lobeu bar tit llSipring. Oct
aieIber fun on at tilgooegisre aft
bette 8ou6, iom or at tilaan baobc
oppe og ueSe. I'll 6eu groe fore
iluoes, at ser oeS GIuens sore Sob
bpgaeS ct Gllrtpeuert paa $500 Sc.
itetrGfter, OF at set 0ribes meo
Gleftricitet. Gaa Sen Wonoe Dir CT.
ben i(ep 0riocS iii at pltrnpe op tit
eget ganS, iom tiSIigere bar opret
brltat til Srrtaatiou, for at oct after
iaien fnr uHoeubes og me aserbib.
Der inSbiuoes. Wnr beregner. at
Stateu California i1nIeoes bill fltrne
faa Ell Silnefit al 100000 acres,
iom Tan mites til SrugtopI og til an.
set Sorobrug.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-22
0arpeier.
llSSrag al 9anbbrngsSepartementets
nsentlise Gueriist.

2onobrugsbepdrtementet | 8aib.
ingtpn meooeler fslgenoe Speriist
for iibite ltee.
s DC noroIige aanbsoeIe citenfor
RisiisiippioaIen bar geiret / ltgens
Ssh p~nafaIoenbe fisIigt og aItiau
life gunIttgt for en- burtig Woonirs
al aarsgrsben. s Sele al Misiorrri.
oalen og / ben snre MisiiSiip9ioaI
bar Der boIoiomme Hegnifure. me-
bens De ipblige Stater / Ilminbe-
Itebeb bapoe Spbolbspeir % ociI
Ianeuoriee Ssrfe beobIep /; Ggnene
beo Hocfp Wountoius. Serfen op.
bsrte / 8oibington, og Stilltngen
blen / BET belle gitnitig / Sit[e5onS.
Itaterre, ifisnt ltgen nor lipcntet flo.
Zig / oenrte 9ansbel; 8egnIfilre al.
brsb / ire 8oge Snbbsitningeu al
8orn | Oregon.
Waiien ~oebbliper at itoa go6t | Sc
fornemite WaisItater; men, / Sc norb-
Ii9ere 8eIe Oeraf bar Moorinecn
gnaet tent pna 8rltno al Den lobe
Semperatl,r. Snb6eretntrgerne il.
ger, at tibltg' MoiS bill bore iifret
moo Sroit omfrin1 S;oen meIIem
lite og lobe Septemher pg len Mais
fra lobe Septenbcc til lite Sftober.
5 nogle 9ele al Wnisbeitet er Sen
tioligiaaebe 8rsbe alleceoe modem,
og oeb 3iOten al September pii Den
~ientiaaeOe bore iifret moo SroIt.
Snbbsitningen al Saorbpeoe er
nGitcn tilenoebragt / 8afotaitotcrue,
og Stiaingen er gunitig / BET noro.
Iige WinneIota; men / Sen ipolige
Gel al benne Stat er Snbbeituirgep
bleben afbrubt al Resnifure, Iige.
iom bisie bar giort, at Sueoens Roo-
ming bar gaaet lent % ltienbt. s
Soma bar boabt geir ifaoet BEN itof-
feoe Sbeoe oe ifipmt no en- itor Del
al ben. 8aa BEN uorolige StilIe.
babsfpIt er ogioo Snbbsitningen
bIepen ofbruot; men Den err bel frem.
ifrebeu / @aibin9ton.
Sra Ohio % ben eprc RisIisIip.
pibol iubberettes after, at oen itaffe.
De Sabre bar toget Sfobe. Sunlight
niugeu er enbmt life enSt / piSie 9e[e
al BET n~orolige 3penJlnllb eQer /
IeQemitaterne beb Acknowledgment.