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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1922. Sp.: Ser iouiuler en- iurr
Seeuffrm; en- e0er Iere Srocr ifraes
bort; en- Rano Tom Dor Ien8ere nehs
efter gIpen, taser ino, bono ban Tan al
graaanoiet. Spab 8et bar ban efter
Rinne,rtas 2op til, bpdb ban iaaieoes
tager tnb2
z b Oct Materinle, iom ban
ianser inS, tilbsrsr bet 1owuibip, tom
eieDe grperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

5snber EetroIelm til Sopon. Nj
ifibninsen oil begnnbe itrar, beoer Oct
/ auiiernes Seretninger.
gpeu @eHtitra uGpnte ieg openfor
/ Sorbieodeuoe. Gems Rouu or egent'
.Iig Sun gnenapettura; ben lager /
geutird Goimtp, ser trler uuer 20.
900 Sn~Sbpasere: ieIue @uen bar noget
ober 5000. Petroleum elier Serb
ollie forciiuoeS ogiaa Ser JON anoet'
iteSS | ienSre California. Zen Ser
noieres ira 0entura Gouutp. gour
aicrne isrit i'll Sauta BaitIo, Der lig'
ger eentraIt for oenne SnSuitrtarcn.
Sra Santa Edltln iereS SIien gien'
neit Rsr neS til apiten, Is NiI, og
oerfra gonr sen meo "Sanf cleaners"
CGampere foripnet meS geboIoere) til
San 6rnncisco iorat renieS. Sra
San SranciSeo isres ion OIier oper
til Souolulu, bpor oer berrptteS I'll
9rGnSieI / Observation-Disclosures.
Sc, i bpis SntereSie oct IigGcr at
oporbeioe @ertura Gountp, oaoItaar
uatilrIigpiS, at ser er GpcrfIoo al
8ano baobe iii 8%ieunebrul % Socr'
riIiug al Marterre. Get er bel
ianSt for enfelte SteScrS @eOfCn'
menoe; men oe 5ormere. iom oiI reS'
iGtte iig I ieu0rc California % iteue
Iibt meo Soroen Der, ber forutSie iig
ON IanSforipuingeu ferit iuocn De
fisber. RegniaIoet / 9cutltro Gountu
er onttreut TOM / eos gnacIcS, 1icr'
ueminitIia Is Eomrrcr for Garct.
Dog ioIot Der flor oper 90 Sontncr
Iigeiom eos gngelCS County bar faat
omtrent Scr iamue Mrng0c iioen
RegutioeltS @egDuoeIic itSitIeSen Sir'
ter.
3entura County faIbe& oftc GaIt'
~iorniaS "@con County" o. bel meo
rette. Deans" er SopeOuUrings.
oeien bIdu6t 6armerne ser. Eli "8ean
Culture" trGngeS life meget Hegn
eaer 8G0e. Sorbcu fan bare itsptsr,
men 9eausV Ianteu itnnr ser lige fro
sig % trtpeIig. Ger proNuccreS
mangela85 Beans, men Gina Beans
Butter Beans" poo EitcuS Mar.
feoer - er MEET / 8tn6en. SeIe
6orme or arIagt paa oisic Beans. ct
9lar bar $4,000 Gcres / 8entrro
County beplontet mcS Gina Beans
og $4,000 GcreS mco andre Slaa8
gsuner. Ssnore California bar oeu
SoroeI fremfor COLORADO % flere nIts
ore Statcr, bbor 6ornere oprfcr
"9eanS", at Der ioreqaor SnobGit'
nin8Pu tioIiaerc, % Morfcoet or toa'
Zig aoSt ioripnet, roor De andre in6.
finder iig. Gelgelig retter 8riierrc
Jig bereiter. Ser plontcS / Wdi %
bsites / September. Roor 9suncrne
ioa eiter SGriftngen err fommct /
SGffe, iamIcs Strnoet iarrnrcn fornt
binoe8 / 9ouer % iGIgeS unbcr Ndbn
al "gedn Strafp" for s. Bonnet.
Com 9ppgioocr cr BET DppcrIigt; oct
foretrGttcS al Sornfopget for nritcn
bonSiOmbeIit auoet Sober.
9prfninqen al Suffcroer cr en- an.
Sen Su0tGat8fiISc, iom set ion0re
CALIFORNIA; 6armere logger fig eftcr.
0eSuoen freineIifeS eucalyptus, Fepr
per, SrNia Rubber, Socltit, Ralmer
% andre SrGer; cnootocre Appclii.
rer, Gitroner, SUeSifer. Ipritoicr,
Terifener, RIontmer, 9gbIer, atrie'
beer. 9Grer % 6t8cner; oeSitbeu Sc
iaofaISte GugIiib @olmttS, Gbeit
nuts, Beonuts og alfalfa, men o8ioa
9pg, Speoe, Nois, Rotcter % 9Iout.
iterfrg meo megct mere. Gourtiet
bar mortac beIitaacnoe %1Sarnterc; SetS
ifottelagte GirnSomSoGroier por ifs
itc Gang ODER ii Wiaioncr, bercgttet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1928. Sp.: 1. Soor gnmnel n,aa en-
@tatp bore / Riuueiotd, for MO Tan
tpinge bGm til at ipare Seiifat 4 ars
beibe)?
2. San MA fringe en- 0fane. ION
Inn bar nRrst | Sanbet ire adr. til al
arbeipe "Rolftar"?
sbar: 1. 81 aar.s
z. an.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

Gfaien Dhto. Espff Lphoo. =
SIaaS 6nnTfp. -
TraRt q GAeneR fe1xlsT at ban er 6sf xtors
EortsiR iEei sfpcH Inlebo, tarAroassS pimfp OF Stat
"a at tatHuis Jfrtia M betaIs en- sam AZ ct hanr
eSsof @saSrS s0r nvsn enefs Eil'riS al aaidEgb,
Cure.
SreHfl GhsHea.
Sve;gt tor MO % Hnterfhtpet | INN shrzs0rlie.
- n. ~. 1ttdio-.
@tNt. AetursuS aanbttsA
Hah'sCatarrh Care trars iRbosHbis on otrtrr b..
Jste paa eFssct o. SItnniHherns I Spffcmrt. Stnb
tiisr 9ioneSbsEA grotts.
Il. \ T~aerea&&n- ToJese. q
~ 6wl0ss hos SBotsshrrr. 7bG
Hairs Family Pills tr e brnfr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

7segeIsoaasssssn CT en- oaffer, Iissn Doe. On
ansrees tnpfrspst Htrs Rauas ben. geanss Cal isr
ben o. .DseUrabsRsfeH", fen e en- peiieHnnen @isf
| port eus. sisslesss 'ese arnsu- meo tine tn'rs
tsiaais dorfrntnser.
CARA DIisL 5orbore. MA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1925. Sp.: Ranr min Wp6er er Gift
for treble Gang, bar BUN ba 8et til efter
Rtunefotas SOB at gioe fin treble Nauo
Sfisoe pnn al 2anbeienoom?
Spar: Gun bar Siet til at pperbra.
&c al GienSpm, iom bun bar l fit eset
Napn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1882. g.: @Ptn RauS tos / lin SiS
Souteiteab % iolgte. bet til mig. Seg
bar I'M bGret gufe I 10 Gor o9 Dor trent
beIes paa 2m6et. San ie9 M tage 2ano
pnaupt?
Sbar: Sc, bbis Sc life alrrebe bar
uDer 100 aeres, us iaafremt De or ga
milirfurisrger, fan De tase Sanb, bpis
Se ba or pilis til at BIO berpaa Ds upfpls
be ale aubre Of 2Susu faitiatte Surpliss
teller; bette unbcr SprubfGtnins ai, at
Seres 1tanbs 2nno a "propet Op", ba
Sc fisbte bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1884. g.: ) Sanuar 1904 tisbte
jcg uo @etten til ct 100 acres Somes
iteac, Epor Der bar bbgget ct "Sbantp".
Seq IagSe 8uIo os Sbtnqel us bapoe oIt,
bnoo 9ooen frazier i BET. See bbe9coe 2as
pebBniug, erapeSe 8rsuo, rpobebe IL
gere og iaaeoe alsoer os Stntptbi;
~"grubbebe~ oginu op ct Stbtfe og latte
Suteter ! bet Seq huoe paa @rino al.
at ieg or &rsblina. life tieue nit Sp6olo
paa Snuoet nte1 bet famine. men madtte
bpLoe mig til min Srofesfiou. Seq bar
paa NIT S~omeitenb ofte. Sa ieg bGobe
buUt bet ur1frtne Is Rdnneoer, bIeb ie9
"couteitet" % u~riitepe 2auoet. Sar ies
III miitet 8etteu III 800 acres, eIer
bar ies miltet 9fetien til 100 Gcres
Son1siteao. San ieg life pdn noseu 8es
tineeIie taee Scmeiteao ieieu?
spar: ut &c bar "tipbt" Retten til
2anSet, beifptter lem life, Sa 2ppeu life
unerfienher upsrn FABIAN Sauoel. & bel
EisbIif, ben oprinbelise SomsiteaStaser
pperhrassr 2anset til en- aneen, saar BET
belt o. buloeni til6ase til 8ssierinsen,
ps naar Ss bar uuertnset ct ianoaut
Spmeiteab, or Re nerpeb nneertniiet b.
famine Siesler % SorOrsHinssr, Tom sieia
Der for eHbuer aHpeu Spmeffeabtassr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Ndberr korreiponodnce.

eosfpsrgsinsnl l beuns Wheeling brfpars At Gbrp-
fdterae g " NosHeA. Ncrfsptoee. UeiEn. o Jo1H
CIItk WlabAsH. Ets.
Gperssmadi fra 1~trfeusr. ion iffs op9knrr HHe
saarut III sasDafiiprea, befparss Ire,
epsrsre bsbes oifatas fine Sp~srssnanl q dort %
tpoeiigf epSca
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1926. Sp.: Gm ieg fiSrer en- Sci Sten
paa 8egierin9slano, % 2auoet ienerc
iplges, fan ba 8iSberen tptnse mig til
at fierue Steuen oerfra?
Spar: vt antaser, at ban bar 8et
til at fprlange, at Stenen fierses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1927. Sp.: ct ell Rote Ioplis. iorn
Ipoer iaale0es:
zone day Cher date IPrOmise TO pay
10 tie 0r6er 9A. fVo HNndred Dollars
for VaLue reeeiVed zViH interest at three
fer cent fer annnm. Due b."
2. Sboo ian Der 9isres meo SoIf,
iom ItiGIer Here al RaboIngets Ssns, eno
sc fan bolbe / i'm egen 5suisgaaro?
spar: 1. ga.
2. Sc fan arreiferes fpr Ssnietgneri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

2930. Sp.: 1. Paa botlfen TaaaOs
fan Ssumerito9 tisbcS / Garnba?
2. Sam itsrre eIer urinSre Sto9itpfter
fiGbes?
8. SoOr Iisger ueite Stoscn I Garas
ga?
4. 9an Ssumerifug tages paa Some
iteao / Canada?
5. Soor er iaaoart 2anO beIi99en6e,
Spar: 1 til 5. 8i bill raabe spprs
gcren til at ffrtne til Commissioner pi
gnblic SANDS, SttaWa, SHt., Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Uerffe Roac
1S14-10O5
IsS portrUtsr, StoerdFsr oe Ell Iiteratur.
httcriie Jubteoutn9 pso
brfTttau prrTtpnrS.

9sme SanIina ncrfts SpaS, Der gf tom llbfltpuinsss
oibsinat "7ceurobABoitsn" ira 9aIi 1902 til December 1908,
tr mn Hso euoeI &rtsffsr % Eorauortuafr uStOaust I BOG.
form. BEanSt Gnbet rr Der tIismt st Bnrtrrt of aGSmHao
gtnis, TOM, iaa oOt pioes, alortg isr bar prrst oFaaieGiort.
8ogen girr ct fdmet Gturee al ben ncrle IprRe 1tatrtra
tbrt IaHst Itasruu, Tom iirafter Fa u,snfrn be to nsrsRgr
Grbcosaur 1914 % 1905. Zen ~iHOsbolaer gortrrttrr o.
SUsrafsr At fstgcabs 7isttrs t~tliserrsb ct Ilppals al eerss
9igte:
9posr Sdsru, 9pbar GtOrm geuut, gonras Rieutai
Sdtpaf. 5tupn Claus E3otH, Naurit1 SaHftH. SeurtsNHtrr
8isrrssGaro, SsrrNt ~g9srseidnb, 2. Q. gscIhnosH, SpfSritrr
StUertipu. Gbri'tian Ulouisn, guersaS gemrf, Ssrgsn Eaoc,
Y. u. gsrrrIs, ~. y. 9aubfab, y. VI. 9enieH, CLANS RapeIs
AHs, Sbeoeor GieruIf, Ole BIG, Spar aaieu. aasmuno
Gtnte. Camilla Goustt, W. 2. g2UHrao, SsRrit 9bicn, 9isru,
nisrns BtprrfOn, Grsebrrt Suussu, Ssnrit sruHu. Sunas eis,
9Drrns 3ietrtdioH, &rittau Sitter, arrs Garbura, .5obn sic,
Sobn 8nhlisu, JGtub y. Bun. RuroubG JoIfien, Rrtruier
S~0ansers, 5bcobur Gaspari. Der StoIr, Rofenirants 9obuier,
Gnbcrs 6opben, giIbelm araG.
M Gprpreet bioiGtes:
seq bdaber, at mango At De bio iii qdnoet trSInt.
tebe RpromRuo oil genfnoe I eenne S~pubiamlira fin
Rdrueous Eangr benz be isrt bsrts al gur euer paa
EfpIsr, on at Der fra Nogcns gta6e bill fhae frent Tor
osres tuore Sgn ct Stpiie Gvrge, i~ortlGrsi giruas,
Observation-Disclosures GfRr. Sfuloe benre 500 bare
noaen ipccitl aRision. lful6e bet altiau opre ben at BIZ,
bragg III at hoIoc btarf ben giuOs, iom ueuoer beu mob
port aamts JRbreInuo."
9ossn CT 72O Stber tor, mutt ubiprrt % trptt Yau
flint 4aptr.
griS bsftet $3.50.
.. 2tnuneicn, Setorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1898. Sp.: Sbor ubtumnter BET NOR
he 8lab "goieu- o9 bpao fUiter BET?
spar: "apiieu" uSfuutmer | Sri
ftiauia. &c bill faa ben tilieaot en- rum
9to for en- Dollar. aoresie: "apiien",
GbrtitiauiG, Rornag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1928. Sp.: Snao beber 2~eusn1auben
/ 8enuebu, Ror8e, og 9bao er bans
Goresie?
Spdr: SrpnS Trpnbien sGgsan,
Chr. girfafer, 8ennebn, RortpaD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

293t. Sp.: u. flyer. at man fan tage
2auO / CANADA, uaar man er 1S Inr
gartrmel; men 9. tiger, at nun fan life,
for man er 81. Soem bar Ret2
Spur: u. bar Ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1929. Sp.: 1. or Set ns6oeubigt at
10 pda Bet 2auS, iom ut adbnes for
Excitement beb &ootrefuirg, for at man
fan fan StieDe berpaa?
9. Sam en- Mtanb tage mere emo 80
Gcres, iom 2oboet er for2
Spar: 1. Sa.
2. &ei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Csers1rsiss og Forkiaring

Ga. 10, 900 Of be | glabe o. Sagcr aiIuinoelist
~iuretOmmsube SrsmmeSurO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

SiSen 2nnbets SLdaterier mtforti.
BEN gioes oct sIatte Gag, bill ieg her
income at Sos angeIes bar fire SI1g.
tebuie, Der eies og Sripes af Gububp
os Sentons grsSreue, Simon Raier
os Saufer gacting 60. SiSite aar
6Ieo Of Sisie fire aompanier Ilagtet
10000 Stuffer Sornfo9g. Sno.
ferieIen al SisS er osiua ~betpSeIig.
IS innne 1ibsrum p~roSrcereoe Cos
angeles Gountp opimoo 100000
Smber 9etrctelim - men on tar
fell, oeriom on tror, at ben renieSe
Gle Der | SmaabauSelen er biaigl
Setpoelise apouta Sorbolie proSu.
ceres ~forresten elers operaIt i oct isn'
ore California. ct Snteresicntifab
Santa Barbara. Omfrins so gPil on
apiten berfra, er retop | bisie 3ust
! oUeroraset Seoeringen Of 20,000,00C
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

Den MI pif ieg fortGIle, boorSan
oct esentlig bar fig meo Senne 9ps
Spfomit. Get err ina rart meo Def.
mar man bill ie libt longer emo III
Raietippen. euer meo andre Orb:
uaar Der fouuuer ct SiItag. Sos
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

we often find that walls facing the
 wind have entirely disappeared. and on-
 ly the side walls remain, while in still
 older ruins only one or two solitary
 pinnacles remain to mark what were once large, massive extensive buildings. The wind has buried large tracts of the country under sand. Many of the old ruined towns are wholly or partly
 buried in sand, and this burying pro- cess goes on all the year and every
 year and is covering up not only valu- able lands but inhabited villages. In
 Seistan, as elsewhere, the invading army of sand is preceded by lines of skirmishers in the form of travelling ''burkhans,' horseshoe shaped sand hills, which stadily advance until they
 meet some obstacle which retards them until the reserves come up to their , support and bury all before them un- der hills of sand.
 On our arrival in Seistan, we found Kila-i-Nau, a big and fiourishing vil-
 lage, built on the south side of high ridge, for protection from the wind.
 Before we left the sand had attack
 that ridge, sufmounted it and buried
 the village, forcing the inhabitants to
 build a new village elsewhere. An ex-
 ample of still greater rapidity was af-
 forded at the village of Kla-t-Kohna.
 Up to June, 1904, this village had a
 large. dep pond on it's it's northern side By September, that is, in less
 than three months, this deep pond was converted into as and hill some ten 1 feet high,
 The wind, however, does not confine its energy to burying only. While it covers some tracts deep in sand, it al-
 so sweeps other tracts clear of sand, rendering valuable land available for cultivation and exposing long buried
 ruins once more to view. These are, however, only the milder effects of wind
 action. The Seistan wind, in it's more destructive moods, has in places, re- moved not only sand from place to place, but has secured away the whole
 face of the country. Everywhere we find the sides, and banks of the canals which Irrigated the lands on which
 the dWellers of the old ruins depended
 left standing like walls high above the
 present surface of the surrounding land. These banks, having been hardened by water have withstood the action of
 the wind better than the surface of the land, which has all been blown away
 to depth or several feet. This depth ! in places is very considerable. and we
 find the outlines exposed of still older
 canals which existed at some vet earl l fer age, and which must have been
 buried dep In the ground when the
 canals above them, old as they are,
 were in use. Geographical Journal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
HUGHES SAYS ISSUE
 IS DECENT. GOVERNMENT
(Continued from First Page.)

NCQHllHueu IFOIil T lISL A a5S'l made aware during the gas and insur- ance Investigations on the part of Gov ernor Frank w. Highs.
 What do we find in opposition to us? league, whose independence has been betrayed and a sO-caIled but spurious democratic party which has violated every principle of democratic govern ment.
 NO one can deny us tho right to pay just tribute to Jefferson democrats or to Lincoln republicans. Our contest is not with them and the candidates op- posed to us are not of them Vain is it for our opponents to parade in the livery of virtue. Empty are their pro- fessions and hollow their declarations and promises.
 If you would know the sort of ad- ministration we should have in the event of their success, look at the Buff falo convention for there you will find their motives and their methods mir rored, their motive, selfishness, and their method, intrigue.
 we test the sincerity of their asser- ton of independence by their efforts to procure the democratic nomination.
 "We test the sincerity of their de- nunciation of bosses by their deals with bosses.
 We test the sincerity of their appeal to American ideals by their despotic proceedings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
WIND OF sEIsTAN.
Long and Violent Blasts in the Country
 of Rustum and Khaikobad

Long and Violent Blasts in the Country
 of Rustum and Khaikobad.
 Every one who has visited Seistan or written about seistan has mentioned its celebrated wind, called the "bad-i- sad-b bist roz, or wind of 12O days, which blows In the summer, Few of these have had the misfortune to ex- perience it, but as we went through two seasons of this wind we are able to say somethIssa t it. It more than 1 justlfes It's z It sets in at the end end, of t,..I May Addie of J, June, and the end of SSs 1ber, It always blows from one dir n, little west of north, and reaehes a velocity of more than seventy rattes an hour. It creates a pandemonium of mise, sand and dust, and fors \ Sasne gets on ones nerves; but i in reality a blessing in disguise blows away the in- sects which ffS@& April to June make life in Selstan a Nerfect purgatory, mi- tigates the awful summer heat, and clears the country of typhus, smallpox and other diseases in the country in May and June .One would think this 120 days wind enough but violent winds prevail all through the winter December to April, and blizzards are constant occurrance These winds al- ways come from the same direction The winter blizzards are terrible, and the wind attains terrific velocity. In a blizzard at the end of March, 1905 the anenometers registered maxi mum of 120 miles an hour. The aver age velocity for a whole sixteen hours wass more than eighty-eight miles an hour.
 l The extraordinary frequency and vio- lence of the Seistan wind and the regu- lartty with which it blows from the same quarter are very remarkable. That it has blown from the same quar- ter in past ages is proved by the fact that all the ruins of Seistan are built at the same angle,w with their front and back walls at q right angle to the wind, and their side walls at the same angle as the wind. No wind can blow with such violence and frequency with
 
 out leaving it's mark on the country. Its effects are everywhere visible in Seistan. Everything looks Windswept and Windstricken. Over the greater part of the country not a single tree exists.
 The present villages and habitations are all built with their backs present. ing lines of dead wall on the windward side. The old ruins are oriented at ex- actly the same angle, on account of the wind. The effct of wind is everywhere, visible on these ruins. Their bases are undercuby wind as though by water action. The thickness of the walls the excellent quality of the burnt bricks made and used by the ancient inhabt- tants for the lower courses of their buildings, and the extreme hardness and durability of the Seistan soil when made into the sip dried bricks of which the upper portiNns of the ruins are composed, have w{thstood the destructive effect of the winh in a won- dertul paannar, but in the older ruins
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
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 We don't do this as a matter of amusement or philanthropy, but be- cause 1t is to our interest to do so. We know that the sufferer from piles, tornented and driven almost crazy by this wretched trouble, will find such immediate relief that he will go at once to his druggist and buy box and get we'll.
 We know that we have got the great est remedy in the world for piles, and we are ready and willing to stand or fall by the verdict of those who make the trial. We have been doing this for some years now and we never yet have had occasion to regret it.
 And the remedy at the drug store is exactly the same as the sample we send out. As, for instance, here is a man who got such immediate relief from the sample that he at once bought q box. Was it just the same? Un- doubtedly, since it cured him after all sorts and kinds of things had failed.
 Here is a sample of the kind of let ters We get every day and we don't have to ask for them:
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 Thanking you for the sample an6 the cure, I will recommend you tc everybody. Yours respectfully, Julius Mayer Dealer in Feathers, Ginseng and hides. Bedford, Ind.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

We test the sincerity of their at- tacks upon the use of money in poll itics by their use of money in politics.
 We test the sincerity of their deVo- tion to the interests of the people pS their efforts to foment disorder and ex- ploit ignorance in the interests oI selfish ambition.
 What. then, is the supreme issue or this campaign? It is not an issue oL the republican record. It is not an issue of republican principles, or ot democratic principles. It is not par tisan issue at all. It is the vital issue of decent government. It is an issue which should array on one side all lov- CTS of truth. of sobriety and of honest reform; b ethey republicans, democrats or independents.
 "The question is whether the unholy alliance that succeeded at Buffalo shall capture the state of New York"
 Continuing, MT. Hughes said that if elected he would give the state "a sane, efficient and honorable and honest ad- ministration."
 Tt will be an. unbossed administra- tion," he said.
 T believe in party organization-in clean, efficient organization. promise all members of the party fair treatment and just consideration. No individual, or group of individuals, and no private interest, will be permitted to distate my policy. I shall decide and act accord ing to my conscience and as l believe the public interest requires"
 Regarding the labor situation, he said: 'T am deeply interested in all efforts to better the condition of our working men. Every practical measure for the real benefit of labor will have my cordial support, It would be diff fieult to point to more important field of legislation than that Illustrated by the acts relating to tenement houses, to sweat shops, to child labor and to hours of labor, These are important contributions to the cause and their provisions should be effeetually admin- istered. I believe in a thorough en- forcement of the labor laws and snali favor such appropriations and sucn equipment as will admit of their prop CT execution
 Tn closing Mir. Hughes said: q shah spare no effort to make effective the reforms in the business of life insur- arce so essential to the interests of policy holders,
 T promise the enforcement of the law with equal severity and in equal justice to all, rich and poor, corpora tions and individuals.
 We are all members Of one bods po- Htic. We could not separate our inter- ests If we tried. We desire totpreserve the opportunities for individual initia- tive and the rewards of ability, indus- try and integrity We desire to protect our government. with its guarantee of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, from being used by any person or com- bination of persons to promote selfish interest at the expense of the other members of the community.
 We make our appeal to the common sense of the American people, which has never failed to express itself de- cisively in a great crisis. We are pledged to achieve reforms in the American manner in accordance with the genius of our institutions and with love of truth and even handed justice.
 Tt is in this spirit and with these pledges alone that l accept the nomi- nation"