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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-02-20

Little Bernard Ohlinger is sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Oral Gephart spent Sunday in
Greenville.
Mrs. p. c. Jameson was in Green
vile Saturday.
The Millards at the opera house
Saturday evening.
II. L. Page has been in Washington,
d. c., the past week.
Mrs. Maggie Stanton is quite sick
at her home on Front st.
Miss Sybil Forsythe of Greenville
Sundayed at j. l.. Lloyd's.
Geo. Wagner made business trip
to Grand Rapids Saturday.
Bert Gregg made business trip 10
Greenville Saturday evening.
Miss Kate Shelton of Ionia is visit
ing her friend Mrs. Geo Stout.
Mr.. Theron Crane of Vickeryville
spent Sunday at James Cramers.
w. w. Mitchell took his wife to
Battle Creek Friday for treatment.
Mrs. Thos. Cannon spent Tuesday
with her daughter at Grand Rapids.
Misses Allie Arnwine and Mabel
Spencer were in Grand Rapids Satul--
day.
Miss Lois Wilson left Saturday for
an extended visit with her sister at
Alto.
Leon Osterout, who is now located
at Lacrosse, Ind, was home over
Sunday.
Miss Maud Gibbs of Greenville
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Z. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hicks Sundayed
at Stanton with Mrs. Hicks father,
Mr.. Brown.
Miss Bessie Z. Monroe of Portland
visited her friend Miss Nora Strong
over Sunday.
Miss Fern Spencer of Saranac Wis
tied her sister Miss May, and other
friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Warner and
little son have gone TO Lakeview for
visit with relatives.
Mrs. +. Sibert of Greenville return
ed home Saturday after a short visit
with friends in this city.
Geo. Berry and wife of Oakfield and
John Berry and wife of Cannon, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Delehanty.
The Misses Grace Walker and Bes-
sic Shaffer spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Torrance of Greenville.
Rev. Campbell of Lakeview will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
Katherine Willard, in illustrated
song work, is worth the price of adj
mission. At the opera house Satur-
day evening.
Arthur A. Burch of Grand Rapids
is in the city to complete the work of
installing the Citizens Telephone co.
local exchange.
Miss Maud Clark spent Sunday at
Grand Rapids. She goes there next
Monday to take a position with
Madam Schultz the milliner.
Mrs. G. w. DeGraw of Bolster,
Easton township, has been visiting
for few days with old friends and
neighbors in the city this week.
Brinton f. Hall has purchased the
Clay Tallman farm in Orleans. This
is one of the best 100 acres in the
county. The price paid was $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. McManus of Morley,
who were called here on account OF
the seriousness illness of Will Rogers,
returned Monday. Will is slowly on
the gain.
DIR. Sheldon will give masquerade
ball tomorrow friday night, for all
pupils and patrons of the dancing
school. Bill, soc couple; ladies in
mask free; spectators loo.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-02-20
GREETING.

take the occasion to announce that have
purchased the interest of L. O. Gushing in the
Central Drug Store, which will hereafter be known
as WlLDER'S PHARMACY. The stock will be
thoroughly overhauled and increased with the
view OF making it most complete and up-to-date
IN every respect. The business will be conducted
IN straightforward, honorable and busineSs-like
manner, and the Objectionable features sometimes
found in drug stores will not be tolerated here.
Our specialtes will be Doctors Prescriptions
and Family Receipts. Weshall put up all pre-
parations exactly asordered, and guarantee every
thing to be right. We here to stay, and our
reputation will be built up strictly on its merits
Our drugs will be the best that money can buv
and our prices will be as low is consistent with
good goods. Hoping that | may receive share
OF your patronage, L am
Yours Truly,
GEO. u. WILDER
PROPRIETOR OF
WiLDER'S PHARMACY.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
DIED.

BoRDEN-ou Monday February Il: Harriet NJ wife q
NJ c. D Borden Funeral service az her late resi-
2Oth inst- a. 10 O'Clock. '
BJ-I.KLBY-In Hartford. Conn. February ls suddenly
L BulEey aged 90 year. Fnerai services at her iafs
oTning at II 5cocE ntermeGt IN wSoalswa sr
terry upon arrival OF train due ar , O'Clock
IN . sspTday sS Fs6ss F6ssy r. J8:sgA "
18th inst. at o'clock D
HERRICK-At Paterson n. J.. on Friday February "a
1902, Carleton T, son Of Hugh NJ and Louisa NJ Her
rick aged IS years Funeral service Tuesday Feb
rary Is from the parents residence No o5 Carroll
HoFFMAN-suddenly OF pneumonia February 16 in
Nsw-York City. Ann Elizabeth Fisher OF william
town 5oaP on 0 WSness l ns[ Fsr 1s TeSaenCe Is s1sis
Train leaves Jersey city at II a
IsHAA.sHdienly in Nsw-Tork February 10, 1902.
ward s !siam q chicaso and Manchester Vt Funeral
services at the Brick church St3-ave and s7thst. at
interrnent thereafter at Manohester VI
KINKBAD-At Eikhorn. W. Va. on Sunday February
SG &o S9y @ pe ct Pe re SRa
ary is. Altoona, Penn
PADDoCK-o9 Monday. February II. 1902 at his resi-
@ nf aass2 NS Pssde 9 Locust in H9 bs s n y Wal
VIII be held at ST Johns Church. Yonkers. Thurs
raI station at 2lo 8 and i55ihs AS at $50 ' 'aa Cen
PEAsE-or February .y 1s calbraith Perry Rodgers
Pease Funeral private. Ptts6urg papers please copy
PECIx-on sunday. February 49, 1902 Charles c. Peck
resdsnSe No 20 East iih on wsdHeS az mosna Ss ias
February 10, at 10 o'clock
PEIRsON-sun1ay February 1s after lingering illness
William b. Persou. the 35th OF his
services his late residence. 4Ts McTon-
ough-st. Reid-ave.. Brooklyn. Wednesday the
18th inst. at D. m
PRENTICE-On Monday. February IT, 1902 Of pueu-
Sarah Prentice in the 5sth year Of his ase nIs A and
from residen~e. SSf Iexngton-avs or
Thursday February % at 10 a IL Is kindIy re-
quested that no flowers be sent.
oUIMBY-on Monday. February II. 1902 Edward e
Quimby. in the I'D year OF his Funeral services
at late residence. No 81 Oakwood-ave Orange n II
on Wednesday. February 10, upon OF the d
L 4 W. r. r. train. Brick Church Sratfor Iasvt-S
New-York a 1880 p. m Washington papers Diessss
copy. 49,
~ Y. Emma n Roberts aged SO years. wits OF the
late Rev. John s. Roberts O'CLOCK T>,as@
day. February Is No Verona Place RrookISn IN
terment Glen Cove Long Island. 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
YACHT SHROUDED IN SNOW
ADMIRAL Won BAUDISSIN GOES TO
PHILADELPHIA TO VISIT A
RROTHER-IN-LAW

Shrouded with 2 snowy mantle Of white with
even her yellow stacks enveloped. the Hohen-
zolJerr7 Yesterday seemed more like a phantom
shin than like a steel yacht All the stains and
marks OF the voyage which the painters had
not removed were covered Even the burly
sailors who scurried over the decks were glad
to take refuge from the 5O-knot gale that
swirled round the de-ks. Snugly housed in a
warm forecastle, they related stories Of the
storms in the Baltic over an extra allowance Of
grog served in honor Of the first baptism Of
snow the HohenzoIern has ever received.
In Kiel, where the yacht usually winters she
is protected by a steel shed from the severe
northern storms. But not all the sailors were
fortunate enough to keep under cover Details
were busy all day sweeping off the drifts and
clearing the gangways- Those on duty had un-
usual privileges, and smoked at their work
AT noon the side was piped and Admiral Won
Baudissin went ashore on his way 70 the Penn Penn
sylvania station, Where ne TOOK JIle S1oCN
train for Philadelphia. There he ts 70 spend two
days with his brother-in-law, Alfred c. John-
The six officers who left Hoboken on Friday
for a trip 10 Niagara reported for duty yester-
day morning. At noon to-day Lieutenant
Rebensburg Captain Lieutenant Won der Osten
and Lieutenant Won Haxthausen, accompanied
by Captain Mahom. OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard
and MarIus de Brabant, Of the Lehigh valley
Railroad viii start for Buffalo on the Black
Diamond Express. They will return on Thurs
day morning.
OF sightseers who sought admission to the
Hohenzollern Although previous 10 his start
ing for Philadelphia, Admiral Won Baudissin gave
strict orders to exclude all visitors, there were
many efforts TO get aboard Late IN the ar
ternoon seven German women presented then-
selves at the gangplank and demanded TO see
their brother who was they asserted, a sailor
on the HOhenZollern-
SISTERS are you2" growled the guardian ot
the gangplank in voluble German. IF 1 let
all the sisters pass there wouldn't be many
women in New-York that didn't get on board
A long search did not reveal the eagerly
sought brother, and at last. indignant and dis
gruntIed. the seven sisters departed VoWlhg
vengeance
The crew Of the yacht put in the best part
Of the day coaIing and cleaning. On account Of
the delay occasioned by the storm, II viii be
several days before this work is completed.
Everything below decks is still in disorder.
furniture being piled in the centre OF the caplnS
and covered with canvas
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
rRANspArrrrc. ,r,1rs

FOR China and Japan via Vancouver close her<
daily AT $3.50 To February us Inclusive for
dispatch per : Empress OF China Jregstersd rsaIi
be directed via Vancouver Merchandise ro-
the L. s Postal Agency a. Shanghai cannot BE- for
warded via Canada
Mails for Japan via Seattle close here saif
AZ $50 p. up to February tl9 inclusive for ds-
patch per Kinshiu Maru- (Regtstered mail must
be directed Seatrle'l
Hawaii. China. Japan and Philippine ISLANDS,
via san Francisco. daily at S So n - n,
to February TO. Inclusive dispatch per s. s. NM
pom
Mails Tor Australia Except West Australia which 4.
warded via Europe). New Zealand. Fiji, samoa s-4
Hawaii san Francisco. close here daily ar s-s0
D. N. after February e and February f2e inc,,
arrival Of =. Carnpania. ar Nev-vor<
February 10. for dispatch per 5. SOnoma-
Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China Philippine Island.
via Francisco. close here daily at 5 so D ~ hi,
% February tes Inclusive for dispatch per Peru
Mails Australia (except West Australia which zoss
via Europe, and New-Zeaand. which goes via san
daily az $50 p afte- February t22 and IN ~ Nsrs
H. Inclusive for dispatch per 5 5 Mowera fs,lpnI.
menaTy nails via Seattle and Victoria. here al
.. m March 10
for Hawaii via Francisco close here daily al
$50 p up TO March t3. inclusive. for dspatcn pas
5. Alameda
Mails for Tahiti and MarQuesas Islands via San Fran
cisco close here daily al $50 UP March ~
inclusive, Tor dispatch per 5 Australia -
Transpactnc mails forwarded OF sailing
and the schedule OF closing pr@suru-
ton OF their uninterrupted overland
mail closes at D. m. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COrT. Postmaster.
PostOfnee. Nsw-YorS. N. Y. February IA. 1907
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

bly,. Departure for West Point at 1890 q. m.
Arrival at West Point at D. m. Visit Of
hours. Departure from West Point at 4 p. m
Arrival at New-York by special ferry from
Weehawken at As p. m. Dinner at the Univer-
stty Club at 9 p. m.
SATURDAY. MARCH S-Day spent IN rest and
recreation. Dinner Of the Crosse DeUtsChe Ge-
sellschaft at S 2. m.
SUNDAY. MARCH g-Luncheon at the University,
Llub at D m Private dinner for the Prince.
Visit to the New-YorS Yacht Club $50 p. m.
hpN4)A1. MARCH 10.-Departure from New-York
ny special ferry from Twenty third-st "A 3 a. m.
Arrival at Broad-st. station, Philadelphia, at
l9-0 a. m. Reception at tho station by the
MAYOR or the city and the German Consul and
Nlsit TO the City Hall. where the freedom OF
the city will be presented. Visit to Cramps
Snipyard- Luncheon with the Union League at
80 ?. m Departure for New-YorlI from the
Broad-st station at $50 p. m. Arrival New
4ork by special ferry TO Twenty -third-st., at
TUESDAY. MARCH u-Fareweu visits and de-
parture.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Feb. 1.-The severe storm central this
morning or the NewJersey coast has advanced
eastern Massachusetts increasing hurricane
force Heavy and high winds have prevailed along
the New-Jersey thence northeastward to the
Canadian maritime provinces Heavy fallen
in Eastern Pennsylvania New-YorS and light
IN the lower lake region Upper Valley.
Rain continues the Pacific northern plateau
The tempeaturs continues along the
There been a slight fall Northern Texas Oklahoma
and the central plateau region. Rocky Noun
tain region and westward the temperature
the seasonal places as much 20
degrees Tha storm viii northeastward during the
night and VIII probably Nova BY morning
Winds OF hurricane force probable Nevv-Eng-
land Coast tonight diminishing somewhat Tuesday.
Tbs weather New-EnEland Tuesday also In
Eastern NewYort Snow iurries viii continue however
in the lower lake region and in the districts
NewYork and New-England. Continued temperatures
Indicated for the third country
and Wednesdav Il VIII be In the Southwest and
the central valleys High northwest winds
continue along England Nevy-Jersey
Coast the winds will be fresh northwest. On Gulf
Coast light variable winds Will become
the Texas Coast Tuesday Steamers which depart
Tuesday for European ports VIII have high northwest
winds and gales and probably fair weather Grand
Banks. Hurricane warnings displayed
20 Hatteras. On the Pacific Coast warnings
displayed the Washington Coast Puget Sound
stations. Warnings Of heavy and have
been Issued Tor interior Ney-YorS and Ney-Engand.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
THOSE WHO ARE TO GIVE A LUNCHEON
FOR THE PRINCE.

Al the German Liederkranz. at No. III East Fifty
eighth-st, last night dinner was given to
the German caterers who give the lunch
con for Prince Henry and the Presidential party
at Shooters Island, by Rupert Fritz. who is to have
charge Of the affair. Final arrangements were
made and hearty cooperation was pledged by the
twenty-five German caterers who regard this as a
national affair A G.. Reluhardt acted toast
master and speeches we're made by many prorni-
Eent German caterers. George Muller. who designed
tina souvenir plate. description or which
printed ~ The Tribune announced that only 800 OF
the plates would be made and the model destroyed
n reception Tor the officers and crew OF the
HohenZolleru viii be given at the Liederkranz on
February q under the management OF Mr. Rein
hardt. All present manifested great enthusiasm for
the visit Of the Prince. and pledged their hearty
support n work wei influence 70 make the
dinner at Shooters Island A success which would
rebound TO the credit OF the German caterers OF
this
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
TO MOVE n. 2. Z. SIMMER SCHOOL.
A TRANSFER WILL RE MADE TO WASHINGTON
sQUARE-ACTIoN DUE TO a PETI-
TON FOR CHANGE

Tho New-York University Committee on the
Summer School met yesterday afternoon at tha
council room. Washington Square. and resolved
upon the transfer of the school 10 the Washing
ton Square building, with the proviso that the
laboratories Of chemistry physics at University
Heights and also the dormitories should be at the
command OF students
This action IS due to petition for the change
presented about month ago. over FIVE hundred
representatives Of the constituency OF the school
were Immediately consulted by circular also other
persons IN prominent educational positions. Each
one was asked to advise in regard to the location
for the summer work at least until the new
rapid transit road should be extended TO J1nfver-
slty Heights. Three hundred and ifty-sfx reDIas
were received. OF which eleven were neutral sew
enty Favored the Heights. and 275 the Square
Thus more than % per cent of the whole NUMBER
advised in favor OF the transfer. The Committee
acted yesterday in accord with this advice
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

counts snail De prepared as preSCrlheI ny the
regulations
BROOKLYN SINGERS TO MARCH
The Brooklyn allied singing societies have de-
cided 70 take part in the big parade 70 be re-
viewed by Prince Henry on the night Of Febru-
ary 26. This viii increase the total number OF
man IN line TO almost 1000.
Arion Hall, at Fifty-ninth-st. and Park-ave.
where the Prince win review the parade. will be
handsomely decorated. A purple carpet Will he
laid from the main entrance 10 the big assem-
bly, hall. from the balcony Of which the Prince
VIII review the united German societies. A large
shield VIII be erected on this balcony that viii
protect the Prince from cold draughts rain.
Heinrich Conried. the manager Of the Irving
Place Theatre is busy decorating the interior
Of his theatre for the visit OF the Prince. There
will be two proscenium boxes for the Prince on
the right side of the house and Two more for
his suite the United States representatives and
Mayor Low. The play on that evening VIII be
I'm Weissen Ross'I" and Mr., Conrted purposes
70 have an all star cast.
Commissioner Counery, who Is a member Of
the committee appointed by the Board Of Edu-
cation 10 invite the Prince TO inspect the schools
said yesterday that the Grammar School at one
hundred -and-fourth-st and Amsterdam
and the Normal College had their programme for
the reception OF the Prince almost completed
Mr. Connery added that, while no date had yet
been set for the visit OF the Prince, he had good
reasons for believing the Prince would accept
the boards invitation
There was q meeting yesterday at the Cham
Der Of commerce OF the committee in charge or
the arrangements for the reception and enter
tainment Of the officers OF the FOhenzolIern.
No entertainments will be given for the ofhcers
before February =.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
Pn.fnmcr Notice.
J. as chanEss nay

CSEeud be rad daily Interested. changes
ttnel
Foreign mails for the ending February -. 1902
viii close promptly POstofcs
follows Parcels Post hour earlier Than
closing time shown below. Parcels mails for Ger
many close at SEQ m. Monday. per : Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse, and Friday. Graf Waldersee.
Hamburg
Reguiar and Supplementary mails close at Forstsn
Branch half closing below
Supplementary Mails for Europe
America, VS. Colon. close hour later at Foreign
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
rRANsArI.ANr1c, MArrs

TCESDAT-At 9 so m. for Europe. per sEaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. via Plymouth. Cherhourz and
Bremen $50 FOR Italy direct per 5. Liguris
fnlatl be directed = IIEur+a''l-
WEDNESDAY-At $50 a for =. =. q
10 a M for Europe. per Gernanic. via Queens
town; az 10 a. f0r Belgium direct 8 HaTer
ford mail UUst be directed per :. Haverford'l-
THCRSDAY-At a. n. Tor France. Switzerland. italy,
Spain. Portugal, Turkey Egypt, Greece British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. s. Ia Tcurane via Havrs
mail for other OF Europe directed per
: 5. Ia T0uraiue'O-
SATCRDAY-At 7-3O a for Italy direct. per 9. X
NJ Theresia tnau must 6e directed Per :. : K NJ
Theresta''l- az II a m. for Denmark direct
Island Cnau &c directed per Island''l a
II 80 Complementary M for Europe.
Etrura, Queenstown u for Azores Islands.
per Trojan Prince (1aiI for Italy directed
'~per >. Trojan Prince'l.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers ard Samples for Germany
only The class or mail other parts
Europe viii not be BY this ship unless specially d.
rected BY her
After closing q Supplementary TransatIantf1
Mails named additional Supplementary Mails
opened on the piers OF The American Elgsh- French
and German steamers and open until within Ten
Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF staemer.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
FORECAST For TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.

colder to-day. Wednesday fair. high northwest
winds; gales to-day diminishing "wednesday
For Eastern New-York. fair the snow in the
to-day slightly colder. Wednesday fair: high
northwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day. except
mountain districts slightly colder: Wednesday fair;
brisk 20 high northwest winds.
For New-Jersev Delaware fair to-day and wadnas-
day: slightly colder to-day: high northwest winds
the
District OF Columbia. Maryland and virginia fair
to-day and Wednesday: slightly Tuesday brisk 10
high
For West Virginia, Western New-York and Western
Pennsylvania, huTrtes to-day; Wednesday
slowly rising temperatures in the portions:
northwest winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
YACHT CLUB HoNoRs THE PRINCE.
he AND THE EMPEROR ARE ELECTED TO
MEMBERSHIP OF THE ATLANTIC.

A special meeting OF the Atlantic Yacht Club was
held at the Waldorf Astoria last night for the pur
pose Of formally electng Emperor William OF Ger
many and Prince Henry to membership IN the CLUB
II decided at recent meeting OF the CLUB
that the two members of the royal house OF Ger
many should be elected 10 membership in the club,
and last nights action tormaIity DonIno-
dore Robert z Tod presided at the meeting
The clubs action is in recognition Of the honors
which Emperor William has conferred upon this
country and especially because OF the Emperor
compliment 70 American shipbuders In having ms
yacht the Meteor III built here. Resolutions ana
other evidences Of the election will be sent T. the
Emperor and to Prince Henry
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
ADMIRAL BAUDIssIN IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Feb. I.-Rear Admiral Count Won
Baudissin commander OF Emperor williams yacht
HoheuZollern, to this city tonight for the
purpose OF visiting relatives. He will remain until
Wednesday.
The admiral will be entertained in An informal
manner tomorrow and in the evening a reception
for will be given. About two hundred and
fifty Invitations have heen issued and many prom
inent Philadelphians will meet the German ad-
miral- The German Ambassador at Washington
was invited. but he sent word to-day that ne would
be unable TO attend.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Daniel Frohman has decided to present the new
play founded Victor Hugo's ''Notre Dame at
Days Theatre. Wednesday evening Februarv
2d- Mr.. FrOhman thus observes the one hundredrh
anniversary Of Victor Hugos birth The principal
parts Will be played by Miss HiIda S0ong Miss
Margaret Ellington, Miss May Sylvie, J. r. Gil
mour. Robert Lorraine jameson Lee FTnney, Will
lam Z. owen, Frank c. Bangs. George w. Barber
Scott Craven and Foster Lardner.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18


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Highest temperature yesterday 30; lowest %:
2s temperature for the corresponding
year. 81 Average temperature corresponding
twenty-five years 80.
Local forecast-Far the coast snow the interior
today slightly colder; high northwest winds the
coast Wednesday fair
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
TO PAINT KAIsER's PORTRAIT.

Afr De Ferraris has been called by a cable dis
patch to Berlin to paint portrait OF the German
Emperor. He Will leave the city by the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse to-day. and Will return I'M
mediatey after finishing the kaiSers portrait TO
Ill his engagements here.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

The Grand Central Palace may be rernodeIled into
a theatre II Sullivan. Harris and Woods are sue
cessful in their efforts TO obtain a lease n tbA
greater part OF the building. The theatrical firm
thinks that the building could be easily altered so
10 have a seating capacity OF $500
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

Florizel Reuter-, the boy violinist who was oper-
ated on for ear trouble Saturday at the Ever
EFT House, was much improved yesterday. II IA
believed that he wt be able TO resume his recirals
II a week ten days
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

80 In this diagram the continuous white line shows ths
changes pressure indicated The Trtbunes
recording barometer The dotted line temper
ature 3 recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
The following official ecord Weather Bureau
in the twenty
four comparison with the corresponding