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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-27
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set iaumcrlige Heoerlag / Sorea'
Itruoct, bill mi BIZ itilct for ari8Sret,
nrel0c& ira Ct. Yetersburg. Canine
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iogcrcn "9ebopi", bpcri Sen iaoreoe
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han par iaoret % bepibItIsS, o. bans
gNmirot&fu9 ipufeHeS, men ISntird'
len enifeOc at bele fine SfiicererS
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ipr arigSret. SanoipnliguiS bill bette
iere til, at ban liQeiont SiceaNmiral
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ira ocrl ritSiiife Jloaoe.
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friu0 / 2anbct er Iaooon at gefolt'
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9prSiranfrige or aIercbe 10000
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piae ltrpIigbeoer timber Steo. men
|Seserue er arreiteret, % $4,000 Sol.
batter er forfeit paa bisie Sieber.
Asaa mango Steoer bar arbeioercrsa.
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& 1sprcncSe Staters Scnat er oct

s SprcncSc Staters Senat er oct
bIeoct Sra6itior, at ct MT Ne0lem
al 6enue Suriomliug life maa oabne
fin @amo for at bolbe ell Gale. tsr
han bar ogret Senator miuoit ct
aar. 9riiter nogen iig til at 9isre
@rriS poa Seuue TRADITION, bIiper
han af jine aIbrc &oIleaer moStaget
rueo Ell allISe og SocrIcaeItbeo, boor.
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confiu / Senntet ell Gale uper 6rdgt.
t%arterne, og TnIert, Der bar baaoe
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nof en- bebrc bienme | bette SpsrgS'
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han efter aumncl eff % 8rllg, oo
ran reiite iig for at tale, @icnitonO
for lieeIrem llbeiIigheO fra nogle al
&c aumIe "0toi5bofS", iom meo ct
forugtcIigt ShllOcrtrGf rctitc itg %
iorIp6 Sulen. Sam por eli M ltan0,
"a Oct 9iaIOt at looe BAN Iele Ioo e.
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&c oocrifrcoct set 4rtuiIc8ilm, iont
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feIgeIig bar set life poa Iauqt uUr
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gIaooe, % itIont BET 0on'te MT 0oo'
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baa6e iortLorIt8t % "io1tQ''eI'9t al
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@rrnictpiit bilaai.

6rGnictpiit bilaat. SorcncSe Sta
terS Ssieiteret afgap Den 23Oe IpriI
Ell aiaierenoe 8ienoelie / 9rGnietpi'
item melem Soma % SainoiS. ga.
gen ~iorelnn &piGterct iur Is Inr il
Den, % Den befaIeoe "a, Of 8rGnien
ifulNe faitirttes Of Ell aommisiicu.
9egge Staters slttoruen @euerols
traabte iamnen OF eneoeS ON al
@rUnieu lfiiloe bore | Rioten al
MiSiiSiippi. 6lcoen paa ben StrGt-
ming, hpor oe | BET tiSlieere 0efret
orutaIte 8 9roer saar oper Den. Semne
Sperensfomit inSlepereoes I'll &et.
ten, % benne biialbt Den,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-27
Gar 0ifolai bar M enSelig be

GSar 9ifolai bar M enoelig be-
itentt iig til at frpbe no al lit Si og
fomme til Ct. 8etersburg cg perIon'
Zig mpDtase 6oIfets Representatives.
REQ aabningen al BEN isrite Gi8so,,'
ma Den t0oe Mni. San lfal lelp
nGrc itor Archaeological pco at FOR
labe lin iuite Borg Siarfoie'S elo,
men @rep 8itte bar giort BAN bet
inolpicnoe, at set pilhe bore en Hem
Sommert Of boIoe Jig uGf peb Ell iaa
cneItaocnoe Inleoniug. aabningen al
IiqSoumoen pil ioregaa meo gant'
melooeS Yomp % Srogt % Deitipe-
ligc Gcrentoitier.
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Sturc Sab. - 8e0 2unDon & Gar

Stsre Sab. - 8eb 2pn0on & San'
caibire granodsiuranceielifdbS @fsoe
i 2iperpopl / Snsbags oplpitc 5or'
mauoen, at &atoitrofen | San 6rdn'
cisco bapoe eiort oct al meo Salpoe'
len al SeIifabets Ieierpeiono, iom
for blot Ell llge iiben ubgiur6e $t0,'
7SS, IT'S. San %opmuntreoe aftieei'
crue til at tage Sagen nteb Ho.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-27

yist Of ~foritaa Scn 5Iass Sosif, 90
ri bar life goot fur at fro, at 90 Sol.
Iette peo fin Spfatning al Saeen.
| 9rnsoen oil tabe noset oeo at babe
triibt nieb en- iaa oum 0eStGst.
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Gu gpmbe for Qpubet.

ris telegraferes, at man | 3irsodes
ianbt Ell 9onrbe meo Ell b~rPnbenbe
2lrnte lig9enoe / 8inouesfarmen til
forbu. Yr9iibent 2ol,bets 8iaa |
Ntontetimor, bpor ban % bans So
Mile bar tiIbragt Gaaifeieriet. 2itn'
ten bleo aiifnnret, inben 9omben
ipran9.
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10 8snber bleu f~orleSen Dag
SrGbt al aoiaffer ! ben r~ilsiiffe
2dnosbp 3ielpit5a. 8snoerne Dor al
relies lens for Saaforn og isste iaa
| i'm 6ortUiIeIie at ioripne Jig al
aummunens @aeaiiner. Ss iaa ifiso
GoSiafferne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-27
Surliit aabetlfib.

NUrIiIt Na6etlftb. = Set bel9llte
GpeIieSifib til llobdunelie al &aoet'
ter, Count DC Smet Dc Raeper", for
LITE ben 1Sbe April / ben biScaiIte
9uat, % 80 8erioner, Oeriblanot alle
.Sfibcts Sfiicerer, latte 2ipet til, 26
reooeoes al Ell iorbiieilenoe iranif
Bart. Oct paaitaaes, at Sfibet bar
baarliQt fonitrueret. aQereoe peb Sta
.beloilsbniu9en eioroe Oct aolbstte,
ioroi BET bapbe Sperballance, % Here
.Officerer uegteoe at gaa tiliiss meS
Get.
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4.25 til 8 ON @crgcueu. s Chen
melem 4.29 % 4.32 bar RpiteIien
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1orlis peo aslanb.

bapn te~legraieres, at gfterretnins er
raaet bertiI ON, at to banife EratpI.
oompere meo 40 Manb omboro bar
itranSet beo ISLANDS Shit unber Ell
iterf Storm. On treble gaao meo 80
Monos @eietning formooes osiaa at
rGre f~orIiit.
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&Ong Gsear er GIoefar. Sra
Stodbolm te~Iesraferes, at Briniesie
Dtarsaret, SIRIUS @uitaf aooIis Sr.
itru, Ssuoas ben 22oe apriI neofom
me0 en- Ssa.
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Gaptciu u. I. Subiuu, Scltcu II

"0ierrimoc" moer Spanifetrigen er
uomineret til hemotrotiif aanOioat
ioy congressman / 6tc 9titrift / ala'
bamn, bpilfet or e~nshetpbeHbe meS
goIe. meIbe$ ira 9irmiuabam, Via,
aougreSmurb Sobu $. Saufbeao leo
gteoerIas.
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All smart up-to-date women of to-day
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
-. play
Without these talents a wife i n. G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-27
Sra uolanoet.

Zen rlbjtc al Song GoiparOs lin.
beriaatter aisif | Manooss Oeo %.
zen | SrIano | ben respectable aIoer
at lis anr. George 5letd)er beo ban.
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niiationerne beiIilttet @cneroIitreif
ben lite Mai. bporfor oenue dag
imsoeiees meo ntesen Sp9noing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-27
o.. } a s:;ss. os:sss:. & s SCI:

{ y Szxxsp a. sspcSs GAS MATTE yvxE 10TH iSas
At yns puxr oxxxux AT DrcoaAH. Iowa. uss~n TIE
lcr On CeSsxnna oS MAnca SB issA
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01

teresting one, the subject of which
was San Elect Nation.n 1t covered
a wide range of historical intorma-
tion. beginning with the kingdom
of Isreal, and the time it was app
preaching its greatness. Passing
through the history of the great ma
tions and leaders OF those ancient
days to mark the period of progress
toward Christian liberty, when the
question of personal worth and in
divual responsibility Wed with the
supremacy of imperial authority.
While Christianity saved and trans
formed Cloths and others, when
Rome fell, yet the church herself
became proud and arrogant in her
imperial triumph. But up out Of the
darkness of mediaeval times there
arose the European nations girded
for conflict and the ambition Of
achievement. Germany, France,
Spain, Sweden, Holland and England
each had her day Of supremacy.
Passing through the thought OF
those nations serving their purpose,
the speaker touched en- the birthFof
freedom in this country, the day
after the revolution, when a new
country took its place in the 'front.'
rank. He carefully traced important
events relating to the progress of
civilization to the day of....the rebell-
ion, when family ties were broken,
fathers, mothers, sisters, wives
bore the agony at home. Then came
the triumph of victory in which q
nation was saved. The men return
ed from war, laid down their arms
to follow the peaceful pursuits Of
life in a free and united land, a pro-
ceeding never before equalled. From
the fruits Of this victory DR.. Weir
enlarged upon the possibilities Of
this country and expressed the strong
sentiment and believed that America
would rise to the opportunity OF
putting this nation on the high stand
ard Of morality and religious life
as to be a strong pattern FOR other
countries to follow.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01
CAPTURED TWO ROBBERS
Two Fellows Arrested for Breaking
into a Beer House - Pair of
Safe Blowers.

Several days ago a beer house in
the eastern part Of the city vas brok-
en- into and several kegs of beer were
stolen and carried away. In the
bunch that was rounded up Satur-
day by Sheriff Cook two Of the fellows
were arrested for having been con-
nected with the crime. They we're
kept in jail and Monday morning were
brought before Judge Herbert.
There was no evidence to show that
they were connected with the steal
ing from the beer house, but the
Judge gave them a sentence of ten
days in Jail for vagrancy. In the
meantime some OF the detective lit
erature in the sheriff's Office dis
closed the possible identity of both
Of the men, as they both answered
the description of a couple OF parties
who broke jail at Marshalltown.
Iowa, May 16. Wagner had the
exact tattoo marks on his arms that
the advertisement said he had and
Leonard admitted that he was a bar
Der, besides the other marks of iden-
titication.
Sheriff Huston arrived Monday af-
tornoon from Marshalltown to tako.
charge Of the escaped prisoners. The
men we're charged with having
blown open a safe in a vinegar fac
tory several months ago ard at the
time they got out of jail tn re we're
four Others in the party, and it is
believed that they were a part OF
the gang which went through the
beer house last Friday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01
HELP OF THE ". r. c.
Corps of the State Contributed Nom.
ey for Benefit Of Earthquake
Sufferers.

z ~
Shortly after the earthquake in
California Mrs. Clara "A. Lukens,
department president Of the state w.
r. g., SEN out a request for the var
ious corps OF the state to make con-
tributions for the relief Of the suffer-
ers. In her last general orders
issued before the state department
meeting at Yankton Mrs. Lukns
makes a report Of the cash donations
that we're received. Tie amount re-
ceived was sl3l, and was divided
among the following corps: Hud-
So; Yankton, %; Mt. Vernon,
$50; Parker, SO; Hermosa, s5;
Deadwood, sas; Hot Springs, 81;
Canistota, u; Canton, s5; Aber-
deem, SIS; Elk Piont, Is; Pielre, IS ;
Egan, o.; Chamberlain, o.; Gettys-
burg, Sc; Lennon, sl. 5O; PlankInton,
81: Tyndall, s5; Hurley, S8; Mitch
ell, IS; Highmore, e5.
The general orders contain further
information concerning the meeting
of the Relief Corps, which will 30
held at Ysnkton June 10, %, q, and
gives a list Of the appolntmsnts Tor
the conventoin.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01
UNIVERSITY CHORAL WORK
Choral Society With Four Leading
soloists Will Present a Fine
Work June 10.

The annual commencement concert
by the Dakota Wesleyan Choral Club,
under the direction of Prof. Max f.
Mccullough, will be given Tuesday
evening, June u, in the city hall.
The work to be presented this
year is the beautiful lyric cantata
1.-The Rose Malden," by Frederic H.
Cowen, the we'll known English COM
poser Of choral and symphonic works.
The solos, duets. trios, and choruses
III his work are Of unusual beauty
and interest and will certainly please
all who are fortunate enough to hear
them. The rendition Of a choral
work on as large a scale as has been
arranged for this concert can only De
done at heavy expense and it is hoped
that every music lover In the city
will give hearty encouragement and
support to the University in this
undertaking.
This choral club is designed to he
a permanent organization for the
presentation of choral works of the
best class, and membership is not
confined to University students.
Singers are only admitted 70 the
chorus after proving, in a rigid ex-
animation, their ability to do the
work, and, for this reason, while
The membership does not exceed
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01
the MEMORIAL SUNDAY.
Was Observed by the Grand Army
and the woman's Relief Corps
at City Hall Sunday.

Despite the unpleasant day Sun
day there was a large attendance at
the Memorial services at the city all
under the auspices of the Grand
Army and Woman's Relief Corps.
These two orders met 10 their hall
and marched In body to the city
hall, occupying the seats reserved in
front for them. The services were
conducted by DR.. Samuel Weir, as
sisted by Rev. FL. S. Wilkinson, who
offered the prayer aud read a portion
of the scriptures. The music Of the
afternoon was furnished by a double
quartet, composed of Miss Goody-
k0ontz, Mrs. Emily-B Bras Swift,
Misses Mccormick and WEIGH, Messrs,
Boyles, Kraft, Tournier and Downey,
with Mrs. Cora Boice-Crow at the
piano. Two special selections were
given.
DR.. Weir's sermon was highly in
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01
Comes to Mitchell Next Year.

AT the business meeting of the
athletic association the representa-
tives of the various colleges decided
to hold the next athletic and ora
toricaI contest at Mitchell. 1t has
been, five years since the last meet
was held here and the students and
the citizens in general will be glad
ito welcome the associations to the
city. The new grounds will be in
readiness for next season and every
thing will be put in the finest shape
possif lie.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01
CAME HOME FROM HURON
Athletic and oratorical Contests te
be Held in Mitchell Next

Second place was the best Mitchell
could secure in the athletic and ora
torical contests which were held at
Huron Thursday and Friday. The
crowd OF students and athletes came
home from Huron Friday night on a
special train via the Omaha road.
the party getting here about l
O'Clock.
There was an immense crowd at
Huron at the contests and mucl.
rivalry, Of a goon natured kind, was
experienced. In the athletic contest
brookings won first place with 60
points to her credit, Mitchell WIS
second with 81 points and Yankton
was third with % points. There was
a slight rain on Thursday and Fri
day morning it rained quite hard,
making the track heavy. Carl Hoff-
man took the lead in the winnings of
the athletes, and he made a remark
ably fine showing for a fist year
man. His home is on a farm south
of town. Carl took first place in the
discus throw in lO1 feet and 8 inches,
breaking the state record, and also
first in shotput, 81 feet, ! inches.
Kingsbury won the half mile ace in
2:l6. George Sine was happy over
the two bronze medals he won, hav-
ing secured third place in the pole
vault and high jump. Hardy got
second place In high jump and broad
jump. Weak was second in the dis
Gus throw and third in the hammer
throw. Hubbard could only get
third place iu the lO0-yard dash, and
was entitled to second place in the
5U-yard dash, hut the judges gave
him no standing whatever. Hub
bard was so close to Collar for first
place that daylight was not discern
IDLE between them, while Allen was
a foot and a half behind and Lock-
hart. of Brookings, was fully five feet
to the rear of all. yet Allen was
v SCSOIo PluNC. anu AOGAlialC
third, Hunt was second in the ham-
mer throw. Seaman made a fine
run in tie high hurdles. and tied
for first place with Brookings. The
state record was eoualed notwith-
standing the very heavy track.
Rempfer and Hage1 won the champ
ionsllip in tennis doubles, defeating
Redtield, and Rempfer won the
championship i'm singles.
In the oratorical contest Miss
Miles, of Redield. won on her merits.
In the markings she received two
tirsts and q second on thought and
composition and the same markings
on delivery. her total rank making
Mr. Shearer received two
seconds and one fourth marks on
Thought and composition and got a
first and two seconds on delivery. his
total rank being thirteen.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01
SCHOOL CONCERT
A Splendid Entertainment Was Given
by the Children of the School
Saturday Night.

Not outstanding the unpleasant
weather of Saturday evening the an-
nual entertainment given by the
Holy Family School was we'll attend
ed in the city hall. The program
that was presented contained some
very nice numbers and. the children
went through their work to the sat
isfaction Of all, and they showed
that they had been under most ex-
cellent training for the event. The
following program was rendered:
Opening Chorus 10000. Pupils
Recitation-''Art of Living',....
Willie Kelley
Action Song ...... Primary Children
Comic Operetta-ssCadets Picnic"
) acts
CHARACTERS
Willie Kelley
Bessie. Florence Koch
Old Man............ ...Walter Tobin
Old Woman. Ruby Geiger
End Policeman.......G George Rossman
Dlu JUL sdu
Cadets and Girls. School Children
Doll Drill. Eight Little Tots
Pantomine-s4At TIE Golden Gate"
ecitation-;Beyonda Loretta sn a,nhb
Vocal Trio
"rbe Three Sisters" Pearl Geiser
(Lucile Burns
Bell Drill Junior Girls
Chorus-ssGood Night''....... Pupils
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01

slSty-tiNe yet the quality CT work
done is such as promises to compare
favoraply with many much larger
organizations.
The club has had almost six
months of constant, thorough drill.
and IRON present indications will
sing the choruses in a highly artistic
and pleasing manner.
The management have secured the
services OF a quartet of artists for
the solo parts that should prove very
popular with Mitchell concert goers.
The soprano, Miss Anna L. Beebe,
OF Evanston. ILL.,, n of the in%struc-
tors in the University School of
Music, is we'll known in this city.
Her voice is particularly we'll suited
for the soprano role in this work.
Miss Beebe is an experienced ora
torio and concert singer and has sue
cessfully appeared with some of the
leading choral societies in and
around Chicago. Among others,
with. the Evanston Musical Club, in
both the "Messiah'' and Ovorak's
ste Deum, " and in Gounod's
"Gallia"with the RaveEswood choral
club.
Miss Merle Tlllotson, of Mitchell,
is the c%ontalto, and is so we'll known
and popular here that nothing furth-
er need be said of her at this time.
The voice of Marc Lagen, of Chicago,
is described as "a pure lyric tenor,
rich and resonant" AS All oratorio
singer Mr.. Lagen is rapidly gaining
for himself an enviable reputation.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says OF his
work in the "Messiah:'' "He is to
be congratulated as well.'for his pres
ent merit as his future. His voice
sustained itself nobly and rather
grew upon the audience. His sing
ing of Behold and See if There be
any Sorrow was intensely devout
and sympathetic." Other recent
appearances IN the "Messlah" have
been made with the choral societies
i'm Galesburg. ILL.,, and Des Moines,
Iowa. The tenor solos in the Rose
Maiden will furnish Mr.. Lagen a
splendid opportunity to fully demon
straNe his talents and ability as a
tenor of the first rank. Mr. Marion
Green, also OF ..Chicago. will be the
bass soloist. Within the last two
years Mr.. Green has become known
throU9oat the east and west as one
of the most popular singers on the.
concert stage. He has a magnificent
bass-baritone voice, deep, rich and
in quality, and possesses a
beautiful tone color. Mr. Green is
in great demand and the manage
ment is to be congratulated in that
they were able to secure him for this
concert. He has filled engagements
this spring with many of the most
prominent musical organizations,
among them being the South Bend,
Indiana Choral club in Rossini's
ssStabat Matters The Haydn Choral
Society, of Chicago. in 1.-THE Crea-
tom and with the Apollo Musical
Club, Of Chicago, the largest chorus
in the west. in Elger's "The Apos-
ties" Everywhere he has been a
pronounced success.
With such aquartet-ot %soloists, and
a we'll balanced, thoroughly trained
chorus this commencement concert
should prove the musical event of
the year and deserving of a liberal
patronage that will insure even
greater things in the future. An-
nouncements relative to the sale of
Tickets will be made at an early
date.
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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
sMYTA SAYS skAGGS IS MAN FOR SPEAKER

ly he is in touch with the popular
sentiment and how we'll he under
stands the needs Of the state is II.
Illustrated by the very large majority
received in the late election by his
constitutional amendment taxing
patented mines.
Il understand that the claim is
made on behalf of Washoe county
that she should receive the speaker
ship because she has the largest del..-
cation. That does not strike me as
a very good reason. 1t simply means
hat because one county has much
power il ought to be given all the
power That is hardly fair to the
smaller counties. which while they
propose TO give WashOe county all
she wants in the shape Of legislation.
have interests of their own TO look
after
IF Geographical considerations are
- enter into the matter. let us give
the place 10 the Great East .
county that has neither asked nor re-
ceived this year. Let us hand it to
T1tc Hf which Bob Skaggs is a favor
ite SON