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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
LBERT }. BEvERIDGE, gifted

~
~ son of Indiana, friend Of
=: - Roosevelt, prophet. of repub-
ican policies and national progress,
delivered his message to Minneapolis
last night. &c. -. q. ~ 80
In a, speech radiant with optimism he
stirred the splendid audience Of Mime
sofa men and women, which filled all
available space in the big Auditorium,
and overlooked at the doors. No less
than $500 people hung on the elo-.
quence Of the man and applauded his
magnificent exposition, of Americanism.
|: Senator Beveridge did not disappoint
his audience. His name and opinions
are well known in Minnesota, and his
hearers expected a message full Of
saneness and moral purpose. He gave
them what they came for, keynote
speech pitched on high plane Of
patriotism, free from fustian and parti-
zan rant. It dealt, in. statesmanlike
fashion with the great problems .of>the
day, and carried conviction by it's
logic and sincerity. It was piece
with his written exhortations to young
Americans, which Senator Clapp praised
in his introduction, saying that above
all his public services, the speaker was
|"notable for his untiring efforts for
the upbuilding Of our citizenship
The Nations Progress.
. Running thru the speech like silken
thread was The logical argument that
the nation IS progress has been achieved
under republican direction, and can
safely be trusted to the party which has
wrought SO much in the past few years
of legislation and law enforcement. It
was plea for progress along the lines
already started. There was not note
Of "stand-pat' doctrine to be heard
from beginning to end. Tariff issues
must be revised, the railroads and all
great corporations must be effectively
controlled for the protection. Of the
public, our duty must be done to Cuba,
and no Anticipated notions Of .constitu-
tional bounds must hold us back from
our destiny. Every utterance of the
kind was heartily applauded, and sena-
tor Beveridge realized from the start
that he was talking to an audience of
progressive people, to whom his mes
sage was a gospel. Hearty applause
was given his brief incursion into MIN
nesota, when he paid a graceful tribute
to Senator Nelson, and another to SEN
ator Clapp. IS
Opening the Campaign.
= The gathering was auspicious for an
opening of the republican campaign IN
Minnesota and Minneapolis. It honored
Senator Beveridge, and It rallied with
spirit and unanimity for the three can
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
BATTLESHIP MINNESOTA
SOON TO BE COMPLETED
BY w. w. Jermane.

Washington, Sept. 29.-The new battle
ship Minnesota is well on its way to COM
pletion and will have it's preliminary trial
some time in October. The exact date
Is not yet fixed.
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D.. CRACKsMAN GETS FIVE, YEARS,
Special to The Journal. (. If
Marshalltown, Iowa. Sept. 29.-George Leon
ard, one of the notorious cracksmen who was
captured after blowing up the safe in the. Mar
shaIl vinegar works. was today sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary. - : -.
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Continued on I'd Page, 4th Column.
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Continued on Sd Page I'd Column
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(The full text of Senator Bever
ldge's address will be found on
page Of this section).
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Opening the Campaign.

s. The gathering was suspicious for an
opening, of the republican campaign III
Minnesota and Minneapolis. It honored
Senator Beveridge, and It rallied with
spirit and unanimity for the three can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
OTHER MARKETssY TELEGRAPH

head dle"S0 sept Estimated receipts 800
eau' HiSfket steady. Beevos, 50 S0GS6 and
hefers 25FS5 %: stockers and feeders az soGs4 81
caves SSs 80 SOg$s 70 HOGS-Estmated receipts Il 900
xs ~. market &c hisher Mixed and butchers SO ESQ
81 30: good heavy So 4ogS6 T2s; rough heavy IS 800
sS sS 80 StNg 50 t2bs pigs s. TO5 bulk OF sales
50 -SSf" % Sht-EP-Estimated receipts AGO head
lambs, 81 2bGtT Co. '-'"eS' ," F"@SN'
4, Kansas city Sept 2s-CATTI.E-Receipts 500 haa.
ing 500 SoGtherns: market steady: choice .xDCrt
s. O. neet steers IS to IS so good 81
esJeFn Ted steers. 50 - stockers and fed
cows 81 10 81 southern steers Sc 500 S. so; southern
rt - 6eT IS: bulls. s. calves 81 II 81 *
0Sa 800 To- the week. $500 head HOGS-R~ceiprs
L,,u, market strong sc higher: toIs SS 80.
~ N OF sales Sc 80 So a. heavy n So 4O packer
% oV pigs and lights SO So 52I, receInts
steady: lamb It.'oe head SHEEP-Markst nominaliy
~ e. esteTn yearlings s5G IS IS: Western sheen "a
tho week 40 900 head w. 'UN9'pts Tor
SlhSinnati Sept 2s.-HoGs active butchers and shin,
SHEEP Seod shipper 81 so@sS Is common. s2Gs2 u
rsesdy s. bC8S4 rs LAMBS steady. 81 SOgYST T,
49,. "a. 6niralo sept 2O-CArrIE-R Receipts 100 heat
AMI LII, uhshsnged vEAlS-Recepts. $50 head; actv.
Sws'' - ooG{e. HOas-Rsceipts. had, 49,
S'' active On heavy, pigs 20 gocsc 10 dAireu. 81 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
NO MORE MERRY ENGLAND.

Times and manners change. The customs OF
London ancient and modern, greatly diner
Dancing a passion with everybody FROM
the queen TO the milkmaid all the women danceo'
from the king TO the craftsman all the young
men danced. They danced In the streets whenever
it possible, which was one OF the reasons
why May day joyous g festival
The more courtly people had dances dignined
and stately such as the "Danse Virlet," In
which each performer sang verse. and then
they all danced aFound. singing the same verse In
chorus; the Pas du Brabant" where every man
knelt to his partner; the "Danse au Chapelet,
where every man kissed his partner; they danced
together. singing minstrels' songs; they danced
IN the garden. they danced in the meadow. they
vent out at night TO dance with tapers in their
hands: they danced to beautiful music played by
orchestra.
Where is the dancing spirit now? Where the
mixed kissing? When did Merry England die?
When did it begin? Was IT ever so?-London
Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
AmuSementS.

fR 99 but demand light to-day Cqcumbers pickles
value Corn firm Eggpiants dragging Lima Una. beams ans
scarce string beans easier. Squash slow tomatoes
More plenty and weaker Other vegetables quoted
long ISIS Island 3 IN 9o egIH 5as2 BULK
sey Da round R5 per Dbl 8 5og$l Is 4oGsi So
fancy per Dbl 81 5O$2: per basket 10000 do other
JeIssy basket iogsoc shore per bb
EEETs per 66l slqsl IS GARToTs per bbi sd
81 GABBAGES Long Island and Jersey per I6o g 50
other Long Island s1as5 western New York per bush
S Sas71 'P = 90 DO W WgssTd per bR slg$ %
$Iq5 CORN ScGs So CELERY state 9s's sn
l9g4S CATIIFIowERs Long Island short cut per
Isl s. &C. % Ps 'g jersey 'g Ps2 BID do ss % &c
per half Dol ~, basket, 5Oegs1 DO per box. 400
slasI sos per bag s5cSsl Is: DO fat P SSsNf i
state SSi Basket a1 S. DO pSf 6asa b6a
56 a 0 Res strap Sl Ds do nearby 1 per Dol
PEER 5 s. 30 red 8 Sass and 2a hs
- %; do Orange County. white per bag $2qS2 So DO
$1aSl 50; and western White per crate 75cql
% Rsi s yoS 6 der rf 's 81
do Jersey red basket 75qs5c: do Island and
white basket 5cS oR3 jersey sp per 1900 T5c
Sanehs 75cGs PEPs Jersey F Tsd per bB Bf' si
per box. 25g35c: PEAS Virginia per basket 81 5Oa
basket 56S9 do Per 5a s5 do nearby snf pr bs sr
kst or bag. 46asoc DO virginia. 66L basket. 25o
Hubbard, per Dbl. 75cQS1 Is; marrow 5OcGls1: do
yellow crookneck and white, 5OG75c; SPINACH. West
ern New York. per basket, 25c: TOMATOES. up-riyer
and state bush basket. 5Og75c; do Western New
York per bush box, 4oq5oe; do Per lei basket 25S
Q4oe; rURNIPS. Jersey rutabaga, per bbl 5oG75e do
81 so: wATERGREsS. per 100 lunches $1Gs2
HAY AND STHAW-HAY-Every delivery.
barges, rail and canal has helped receipts in
accumulated position and though Saturday is a
for values there strong sentiment
coming week The Trade Journal OF
gives timely instruction shipment
market. II that there is still
which prevents glowing sentiment
mediate the New York Central Shore
Lehigh Valley partial embargoes stiu force
shippers should take special Of the weight question
many Of hay freshly pressed. running quite
notceably below weights We quote: Prime
large bales. per 100 10. s7l2Q9Oc; l. s5GS7 Jac
7Oc 6OG65c: shipping zoe. clover prime
65G7Oc. STRAW-Fsye straw is abundant and has made
marked weakness for the week best
wide. 45q65c. Receipts Of hay and straw IN
ported the Produce Exchange at to-day Hudson
River Railroad $40 Erie $50; PENNSYLVANIA. 20; Della
Iackawanna Western. 40: Iehigh Valley 40:
Baltimore Ohio. 20; Ontario Western. 20; Central
Jersey, 30; river boats $40: canal boats 996
and steamer FL Monte. 10; total 2541 receipts OF
straw. 235
Toledo. Sept. 9.-CLOvERSEED-Cash and October
IS; December. s. s2is. TIMOTHY prime. 81 90. AL
SIKE. prime. s. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September %. 1906.
BEENES-Receipts Il cars g44 head. all
consigned direct TO slauFhterers. No trading
weight to-day; feeling steady Dressed beef slow at
&c. No later cable advtces from LIVER
pool Exports from this to-day cattle
and $40 quarters Of beef.
CALVES-Recepts 1s2 head consigned direct
o a local butcher. stale Westerns were
offered 60th street. been report ed
up late hour. Feeling steady all kinds city
dressed veals steady at "a lac ID country
do quiet Q121ac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 12Ia cars or
2.451 head including 4 for the market making
with the stale stock, 10 I. al Jersey
City and 60th Sheep were almost nominal
and steady; lambs dull and lower all except
choice several cars unsOld sheep sold az
So 80 100 70 ordinary lambs at IS SO
SIS %; Northern Canada lambs Dressed mutton
quiet q 1890 per 10 lambs slow at 10 I4r
Sales-Cieorge and L. Dilenback zoo Northern
canada lambs "a 10 average, at SIS 100 10 do
% no at $S 2oS do, u 10 at IS: 2Os do 70 10 at So
northern canadian sheep, 95 n, at IS so
s. Judd Co: ll6 Jersey lambs SO 10 at IS 90: 2ss
West Virginia do, 80 10 81: Buffalo do So m
al 80 90; go do. SO n. at SIS so.
kerns Commission Company: lambs
10 at 81; 256 do. 60 n.
HOSS- Receipts were IS cars. OIL 1880 head all con-
sigasd direct TO he slaughtered Feeling nominaiIy
STEADY Tor all weights. Country dressed hogs nm
changed at "a a o1sc per 10 for medium 10 light
Sales-McPherson 3 Co. Cate Yesterday: IT'S West
hogs. 1873 10 at 81 - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~o1-Pr-,, -, New York September % 1906
" r tE1-Saturday's market was lower
Inc opening was at Of 5T15 ,1ninTs
C"ihs 10 lower European cables than eyDecf 81 All
Ihe market closed steady decline OF 1O515 nonfs
IoGai ouIis having made apparent effort 10 sIr,or
prices while ihere scattering liquidation and sn
pressure from the bearish forces Sales for the baf
session were about 1850 bags private cable fr1,
taEte explained the decline on the zround No.
pLIs Were depressing the market to make a h,yiry
gasls. II was considered possible however TbnT tbe
european bear Clique, composed, according 70 fhe
IA4AoI OF operators who have left
ne Nd4orizatlon plan, who have to 1oin
.,l d fahd In the decline. and the is
.ieSe Operators are preparing on
tIe eTouhu mat u threatens the of
4tIlIeIS OF the trade into position
e"So4uieIE dominate the markets and
CDLtInl prices 10 no small with tho backing ~
ile bFazlIall government that effort 10 preyent
Us SUCCESSFUL carrying out Of valorza ton schen
EtcoHles a matter not OF Of
fence some very large banking interests were nm
uesloou 10 oppose Valorzation, no rurnors have
S connected them with the bear OF the n,arkar
However this may be. the week closed with the cof
re tIdde looking forward interesting 6eve-
9I ~. IN the market and broadening fluctuations
~ tAS european markets yesterday Ifavre was u.
franc IoweH and Hamburg unchanged to u nrs
I33Nti " men que TO come shade higher OF the
BrazlIitn Issrkets Rio % reis lower ana The
fAchthse rate was 1921 lower Receipts CONTINUED
very heaEy and expected TO do prior TO the surtax
on december l. The market for spot cofTee wa .
steady on the basis Of S CSC for Rio No :
day was follows ~-' H'A'N TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 29.-Closing- WHEAT-Spot hrmI
No ? red Western winter. 5s I1Hd; futures steady;
September dp nominal; December Is 6Sd; March Is
quiet; December. IS sid January Is 11Gd PEAS
Canadian hrm. IS 10 I'D. FLOUR-St. Louis fancy
winter steady, SIS. HOPS in London Pacific Coast,
firm. "a l0sQf5 los. BEEF dull. India mess,
6Ss %. PORK dull: prime Western, SIS sd.
5AMS-short cut "a 70 l6 10: strong. Sis sd BACON
20 - 10. SIS; long clear mddles light. rs 81 N.
64s cd; long clear middes. heavy. 80 to 40 10 SIS
short clear backs. 20 n. cd bellies,
u 10 Is NJ SIS; shoulders II 10 II, dull.
SIS cd LARD steady; prime Western, IN tierces, ass
cd; American refined. in pals. ASS Cd. BUTTER
steady; finest United States EOS good United States.
SOS CHEESE strong: American white, 61s
American finest colored, CPS. TALLOW strong; prime
city, 27s "a; Australian, in London, TCRPEN-
TINE, spirits. quiet ass Sd. ROSIN-Common steady.
los PETROLEU M-Rehned quiet 6Ssd. LINSEED
OIL steady 2ls Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30

The Boston American Wool and Co'''"
says:
Sales FOR thu week yyer. 545 COO pounaS n -
Following the recent large purchases 80, y. Sss Sos
western markets, the Session W0o4 ma. ss,rg alsz :
creased activity the last week. the sS's e q ss
have been noted for some time past ~ ,hs bggEA !
est consumers have been represeheed .Ssir taki,S
pecially the dress goods mills anu press
comprised some large lines OF t5 sassss So
breds and medium and me staple Hso01 81 rogtle
buyers have shown more incLnatiohh ,xsols sts
moving an terms watch are considered I~sirS -
purchaser. This Is more ssPecttA.-- .Si~s have -
TO clothing OF the shorter wOots' ~6,ca have -
cidedly easy as well = oloous ".~faIlw ~ 4
SLOW T{,rf / snJ 4. blood woods. especl1-- ~ Z
have held comparatively steAeS Il these q ?
ouoTs., h 10 ~ these medium stapts " sssse
demand is the best this being 80 . spDliss
territories. and the same IN mpuoR - Il
mills or F,Irops as we'll as America - as sSps,es
lines and at the London aHe'ius .r me most -
these Grades OF stock would s hVw 3au.zn3 "A
For nns sranls wool there has been - al 20.
reflected In liberal sales OF GealI,s i 10 ne al n
territory but 10 IS not heaiy nI feature o. ~ 4
tSJs TSl ~ sood demand for eio~A u
boston nris,s for the LAST week ySsssSSsl,c: Osa,
.rJ pSs,i,-s1ia Xxx and above, $40 S wsashet q
shoVs gSL.,- ohio and FenIs5 w. " ans unNss<
S6tac. OHIO unwashet ceiaihe' - y blood =.
""i'r' ei''-l''~'o-' - 2gc IeN.sS WcsS-,itor5. -
for IA g2H24c. oregon - 49, s09i It's 49,
fGh'G Moos' 2 -sssy1- australian ana - vools
Gp4sc English and irish 81. = = falr respo-ss, y,
The New York market MAJ Of the p cos-
Ton deailnsS ~ n an fays but on tss an apPss ~
have Changed but little s,nsers. Who - - ~
growing uneasiness a4iloS Sieh ire uarN.., Ne a
- iS 49, - tats Local sellers .,,sred IN Ia "A
not forgotten the dt'N and the indsgsnsss lSss1
lions a. in': ssso p shows no sisns Of pas
khls tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30

~, cotton market very active and firm
ne ciose al net advance Of 24a29 points
Ea'6 were estimated fully
f lo esentlng business heavier scale than has
pei reported FOR months. opening was
ADVANCE Of 4DlS points prices continued 10 edvan on
isS covering Dy panicky shorts some bull sunDort
I en vas promoted by thk continued Of the
Ight ana at higher basis the South and cron ao
nge reports which came in very freely claimed more
serious carnage as result OF
ne trade had been by the advices Of Ff5
Ihs advance carried the market highest rrCes
.oned since the low level Of last August October
te4Ilng AT 9o December at oslo January at 5eo
or sout 2o,8o points net higher. Covering continued
recent buyers the market finished
at nearly the Many considered that the mi
Fae reports OF damage soon as the Southern
wires got TO working better exaggerated but the
reports that epot offerings being withdrawn and
haJ me movement was likely to be further delayed added
20 the vague rlors Of Egish bull pool the possi-
bilty that the stopping October notices would he
Followed by squeeze in the three months ali con-
spired 10 unsette confidence
ton 20 which the fear bullsh showing by IN
govsnent reports early Weekly weather re-
ports were considered buish and Liverpool that
the market there affected by higher Southern offerings
The prices IN tho local market TO-DAY
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York September
BEANS AND PEAS-The market is ruling dur for
beans. and choice stock has settled to 81 DO
Medium steady Pea have moved pretty we'll mis-
week. and stock has cleaned closely on the basis
OF 81 90 Tor tho best new No further change red
export this week, but the q little unsettIed
the close California lima remains Arm Scotch -
steady We quote: BEANS. marrow. 1906 and isos
choice per bush. 81 90; do common good 50 - -
50 40 Do medium 1905, choice. 81 co; do common -
good 81 $o4 81 90 pea 1905 Choice 81 co. 100
sIaESsiJO red kidney. 1905 choice 81 7s s spod
9 dps ppreogsss lima sos California as,
BUTTER-Receipts to-day geo pkss - 10
ports. 1880 pkgs There is quotabIs ehansa tn
the market IS quite firm fancy Out
the transcotions slightly above highest nI OF
ton. TIE medium grades have our a lila
better OF late and The outlook is for pretty good
Fap' Try arm. We quote: Creamery, extras NJ SuInt
20 Casio Mercantile Exchange ofioal ops'a,,io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot very
oul sales. 600 bales speculation export
American. 600 Mddng upland 6.esd- Futures opened
steady point higher closed steady 5 points
on September and to "a points higher on later post
IONS september SD; Septenber-Ootooer 616LAd Oc
to6e5.Noyems.r 5lod; pecembeE 6o7d: De
ruary March, ND MGrch-April 513I4d: Aprii-May
6.l9hd. " "
- FLOUR AND M1AL--FOr -four there was a light de-
manu- To-Day with prices unchanged.
sn9 Or sp,ng bakers were best sellers Spring patents
ents; SO 1888 10; spring clears SIS <0ss SO; extra
No winter 50 70 g So %; extra No winter s2s5Gfss
BJCKWHEAT FLOUR steady So asa 81 60 TO arrive
RYE FLOUR nrIn: quoted: Fair good, SO 3O@ So G5
Asin 1rieG - 'oF - 80 as 70 brand BAG MEAL
60sts9 u 10 FEEp.",Ws,tern nrm; city nrm
t2i 10; -four 5,, DC s2s red deg ,2ss5 an oOtobs
ding s219 t25 red dog s25 SO; hoiny cSon saS buI
s23 90 sacks; oneal, S3l. F' w. $500
GRAIN - WHEAT - The wheat market TO-DAY yss
narrow AFFAIR but generally steady tn tho absanes Of
much selling pressure and or urTsvora he
weather through the West. There was nlenfv oS iii
news from spring wheat sections important factor
Duluth. compared with Ills last ysar Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
Board and Rooms.

QkTH ST. II WEST-Young women SUI --s.s
wv York viii md the Injuries Of tas - -, :
home IN environment aforirg superior s-ssrt -
social life and the highest Intellectual es'e''S
Der limited % sixteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30

9S6 %. SHEEP AND I4AMBS-fees-4sss,. 'oxsr; a.
sheep slow; lambs fairly active and Hs-SSs
50 20GS7 %; ewes. 81 1895. sheep SoSS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
COuntrH Board.

~ UPPER MOSrCLAIR. y. J.-New $780, III
excellent table. large rooms newly H., W, ~ a
rooms. $40. double. SD up per week LOftFA-'-
63i Valley Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT pri-
~. vate bath. 81 daily: including meals two S25
weekly; one So. THE ALABAMA Is East 18th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
To Whom 1t May Concern.

A LII PERSONS are hereby warned that I will be re-
~ spCnsibe authorized or contracted
by me. Sept. 20. 1906 T. NJ. GOODHUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

hsrnsl I-Actual sales ZS 10 ng-
soid Open HighlLow.l FIN Div 1sH
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School Agencies.
NEw-JERsEY.

rT'HE E. MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY $50 5th ave.
Il New York City makes speciality of conscfeutiousl,
furnishing 20 parents full information OF good schools
and instructors in all branches. Established 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

The Boston American Wool and c0'''a
says:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
How to House Poultry.


- h"n."5 Tor poultry arr 10 b" built,
"''"h" tn ~" matter at once, before
con- W'"th "r Iui"rf"r"S with ont Side
Wort, Everything" should BE- i'll rradi-
ness for vo1lr flock by the coming Of
cold weather. It ynu have houses; Al
ready. z" over them and see that they
are IN r'It"r' repair.
'' '''i'i''E' VIZ HIH' '!llii" 10 90 Is 10
N'i''' i proper I"r''l0n. IN" ld' n ON"
l. IN" south Stop" Of hill. TIA" n"%t
best ON" Is a rlac" protected from cold
winds by buildings on tn" north and
west. II n" facilities for shelter ar"
~ h"'"'' "a" norm wen OF III" h"lIiInG
mus '' mao" ~ 'NIfit thickness. Eyer
SI'I 'I''N 'Ii"h" 1T 'Er"li"ht wind
n'''h' 'iN N"llh "dFiSc r!lh'In"
th'lh l"r i1fu'r protection. no matter
now thick you make tn" walls Of your
h0u@".
=" very sur" that Whatever location
you *"l"'t mas r'ri''' "r'lnaE" This
.l'i'''r 81 M" @r'i'"[t importance.