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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Siornion ON
Oreyfus. 2lttentatet,

Y. SiernIon fom forIcoeu 9oo ii
&lebenbaun pna &iempci ira 8oris
o9 "Eplitifcn" boubc itror ell Sam
tnlc mcb BAN.
So" tiger @ipruIticrnc 9isruior
leg par | Yontbcon bcn 9ua, SoIos
Zig bIcu biiot Der. Ioaen / 6or,
petcn bapoc ica pGrct til 5rofoit hos
QrepflS. Ger bar ingen onoen enc
6amiIten % ioa 8abricl Wonob, Der
er min Scn ira gumIe Gage, % en-
lrng gtcce al Sheurer. aeimcr. Ii
bopoe lelpfpIaclie talt ON Seitcn, Ser
ltlllne bare Den uGite Gag.
8ru Solo baobe icnot min SuItril
o. mig @iucttcr. og hi toa GlooS Ger.
benne noGle Tuftcr tiIbuae. Sea
billie pon Niouoo, pao GIcmcuceot.
Der er blcpen ioo gommeI, ioa aom.
mel - han Ter ub iom lin cgeu ga.
Der, nor Der ncGert ser iogNc 49, %
pan Bicqunrt ser meb gurene bliucr
'nTr. Gcrcmonicu nnr inuf oa "a.
len ppperIig; Der blep inat nleo Salt,
beo oct, Scr ifulNc iiacs.~
Giatcrcn itnnier ct SiebIit oa Fl.
ger ncrpau:
Seq tror, set por oct uhnaocliaItc
Eleblit / nit Gin! Gpuf Gem, eitcr
oenne Itore % ifiruue Ssitioeliabeb,
nn ole bar reiit iia FOR al gaa no -
FrTitoenten, Riniitrenc, I~Siesiprcr.
ne. &frleerernc - % man bsrer ct
Stno, og inu ct til. TrepiuS er
orTbt, GrepfuS or 900, raabes ser.
"a GA ihtloe DC haue ieet Sisie
6ranifmpnb. sc trueoe oa raiebe,
DC ifres % De arGb, De iprana pp paa
Stolene % geiitifulerebe. Set par
10 loa fulbtomment meninaslsIt
bette, 'ad uiIbt, ioo oIoeIes piIbt. at
parL Den nifploiae, iflISe orpbes!
enorii, uaar leg irnfer oerpaa, bIi.
per Ies belt nbpaeeIis tiImooe. Nen
Iaa bier Der rnnbi: "9sei, mel. han
er fun iaaretl" 90 imiolertib par
ieg fommen no os ioa Grepius aaa
op iRr6i SeIaaterue meo &esen .pea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Oficererne maalbinoes

Gen liberale engelife 8rigsmini.
iier Dtr. SaIonue bar forbubt aat
Sfiicerer at fritiiere ariesbeitprelien
/ apiierne eller at iremiGtte fine an'
ifilelier ON trilfne Sornnitalttingers
SeniigtsmGsiigbeb. 9a Ingrebenc
er ifet anonpmt, er Der natnrligpis
panlfeligt for a~rigsminiiteriet at OPP
retboIoe Sorbuoet. 9erimoo fan in'
gen officer mber Rann uogi Ell mi-
liter gibanbling / Srpffen, uoen at
ferit arigsminiiteriet paa General
itabs6efens Snoitiaing bar git jim
Silaoelie oertiI.
eenb "Securabz Soften" til SlGst %
genner I samle. 9anSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

retninger benlGg9es til @iniitereuS
9epartement, iom tpnfes at futile be.
Itaa al en- nj e $ /.
% to 3ontorcbeer
foriiben en- Gel Isiiitenter, Sfripere
o. I. b.
9enne Sroning traaote ifraft
1903.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Den Sanife Erufcsiuritul ! Coli.

fornia bIeoer Der life til uoaet mcr
henne Sang. Soaro Of HcgcntS for
California %llnipcriitp bar ncmlio
ifage "Steu" erflprct at oct life
fan mobtaae Den oouitc Screening
Sanid al CALIFORNIA; SiIbuO ON
$4,000 Collars ON Inrct Tor 10 gor
Ill Sprettclicn al en- 2prcitol /
can't Spru9 % 2%itcrntltr pco nuon.
Re llniperittet, ga man al sfouomiife
@utn6e life ton aioe bcn snifeoc
@aronti for, at StoIcn bill bliue BIZ.
bebolot efter &c TO NorS 5orleb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
DEBORAH % Dmegn.
- @orgrr canton Dor iioite ltae |
GarS Gafuta | 2anbiorretnina.
Zen etc Sui 1908

@orgrr Sonion por fioite llae
Garb Gafuta | 2anhforretniua.
IIbert Williams fra Gbicaar
tiIbrinaer uogle 9ose Der i Seicg boS
SIGat "a &emtcr,
Mrs, o Z, grneion % 10
SFnnrr ira Chicago ophoISer iia for
Sihcn | 0ecorah poa en- Siiit,
Ebephor Shnmpion rciitc ibag
(Nenahae) I'll @putana fur at ie CT
trr 2ana
Court @eporter S, g. GroSbp
heraf @aea SrAe SrnSags Wprgcn
rftcr ftn npalc Cages SmSom.
NiiiS 9onra 9eIirn reiite |
serSaaaS boa @rira til @eit gu.
serinr, isis. % Mtonhor, q. 9of.
-Mii& Inna Smith fra Sem.
hinapta, @fS,, finn iiSite ltac her til
@pen for at heipse fine gamle &enner
% SlGstritarr.
Otter hpab ser t~cIeerufercs til
9dftur S6mibt. er bous gainIe 90.
Der, DR.. s. u. Shmiot, SirSbue reiit
til &o6eitrr tur Of ibar 2Gsebiulp.
Iiis Sutton fra Columbus
Sunetiou Dor iibite llge Der pao Sc.
ia hos Riis Gln Great. Spm oct
bill ertnbres Dor WfiiS Suitpn | fere
aor 2GrerinOe peb &siIfoIen her.
30. g. aierlanb oa Somilie rel.
fe SnSbag tiIboee I'll fit Siem I
Gurthtpoub, Soma, eiter nogle 90.
ees 8eiss hos Setterne q. q. % o.
q. 0unnSnbI iout anore berparenoe
SIagtuinger.
-8ait. s. 81. et,b, ST., Der M
er Brett | Seattle, 3aib., fum iioite
llge tilbaee fra Chicago, bpor ban
beitog | S9IleSmsbet. for at beisge
berboenoe Genner, fsr ban begiper
fig paa Stetien biemoner.
or Nuan Satber, Der for
noeIe aar iiben Itioereoe peb 9utber
College, beisgte Snsoag fine gamIe
@enner | 9ecorob. SON bar npIig
ofillttet fine meoicinife Shioier |
Soma Gitp, og ban ogter M at neb.
fGtte fig iom S9ee / aioaeipop.
-Hep. Sreo. elpicf % @iis
gernice 8eIls blep Snsoag Sormib.
bag ~Gstepieoe | 8rubens WoberS.
Rrs. 9. $. @eIS' Siem pao @oib.
ington Street Der / gpeu. 8ielien
rofsrtes at g~ruogommeus 9rooer,
Sfep. z. s. GIpicf. grlbparret ret
ite itrar til Spcpuic peo Siour 9th,
bpor 8aitoren bnr fit anIb.
TaItur 9uurit5 2orien bIep for.
rige Ssnoug 6ormibbng inSfsrt
iom Brett for ben norife SpnoSes
Nenigbeb | GreSco at fin Snber Yroi.
DIR. Saur. Sarien Der fra Speu. On
eftermiooogen i~nbfsrtes ban | Or.
leans geenigbeo. 9eege Ienigbeoer
9op BAN bcn bierteIigite W~ootageIic,
"Gresco BInin Dealer.
S oct norife SeIifab ianot iioitc /,
gften goIg paa embeos. :
mallb SteO meo fplgenOe llSfulb: /,
6ormano, 9. amunoieu; gicefor. !
mnnb, ". Snrien; Sefretpr, 8. 6. :
Samre; @iceiefretGr 8. Woe; aaSie. I
rer, .. 6. Sobnion (aienpaIgt); gi.
bliotbefnrer, Gouio See og z. Omen. {
1e. I'll Repiinrer uonGpnteS g. s. 9
o9 s. 6. Serom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

Cuttings sitre. = Sunobeo oa
Spffe fan meo Rette iaa benppnes,
De TO er uaoifiaige. Or. Geters SIN.
rio, oct gamle, ~pelprspebe llrtemib.
Del, glsr Ell IpffeIia pco at gisle en-
trtif. Zen faces life pon g~potbcfet,
men Inn hos ipccieIt oniatte a5ct.
ter eller pco at benoenbe iig oireftc
til Gierne, Or. Eeter Sobrnrn &
Cons 60, 1t2-t1S 50. Sosue
Gpe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
ScficnSt GeSaftsr bsS.

SrfienSt Heoaffpr bsS. SsocI
Chandler SorriS, Reooftsr az oct
beficnSte, popuIGre Waeaiin "llncle
8emiis", cr ben 3bie os. afeaoet peo
Gsben ! tit Siem j sltlanta, Georgia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

Glen ns Eerien. Sc her. ler.
len! Der itnar oet / Gpiien I'M en-
Ssne meS fire 9enl"
"9fei - Der maa barre en- q n o."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

Suo. u. g%lrttunbsr, Sobuton & Sera,
~nanetnaptife Sbpotntsr, 9lS Stem BORT 2iffe
SInBv RinneappIiS, .aann.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Gn Manb friper fra waterpiue:
Colt Wsinnefota bepiSner
Weoieinens 0oobeo.
On Manb | greitOn ifriper til os:

VII UtuIlu ErtIIUH lfrtper III 0s.
~See inaa flee, at 3eres SaIpe mob piIes er
nogef at bet beoite. iea enbnn bar bruat, ca
bet pmeuoifigut leg bar fprigat mango Slaas.
sec fror, at leg Deb Bruaen al Eeres Galpe
ptl bltpe helbreoet. Seq bar prret plaget at
Eilss I ootr 20 War, pe ben er meaet unoartet
% bnarcnatfet, iaa lea pcuter lite at bItpe
helbrebet peo Sruaei az INN en- aruffe. men
ben ntfte i'm aobe 8trfniua itrur iea beenuote
neo BehdnoIiugeu. Seq iHelnaaer oerfpr 80
Vents for etenn en- 6rntfe. Sea har apbt
Saab ON 0tres Snipe, od ben torttaaer sGeen,
ION beitanoig feleer men gilcs, % pptgrrer
ben ubebdgeIige 8Gife, ION afipuores.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
sopors fra Sowa.
On Dame / 9~peterpile lfriper ST. a.

en Sdrte | 3peterpille ffriper bl. a.:
Seq ffmloe snife lea funbe iiube Orb
ION piloe iiotrptfe min 1ilfreesheo meo ben
Si1lp. frIn leo bar unot al Ieres Mebicin.
Gee tan lite pGre Eem ia fneuimelig NOT Der.
trr Sea bar enonu lille bruat fulbt 10 aruf.
Ter AZ 5eres Salpe. o. bog fsier lea M me-
aft aoet. Sfe bar p1rct plaaet rneb benue
Sppocm tgpesl | Is Nar, men alnria bar ben
nerct ida ilcm ION iioit @inter, on afpiate
November begpubfe ia at tro, at iea MATTE
unbeatable MFG en- Operation, men M fpIer
lg iem ct mr. Menneife. Sea oil anbefaIe
yeres Salpe til ale BEN. ipm icg fan inbe no
iteer al osHue forf9roeIiae YIase."
@n Mano ifriper fra Baterpiue:
-.Seg bar 6ruat 7eres Bile cintmcut Ga fan
tes. at iee liter bet rneset spbt."
Sra Waufon ifripes fplgepbe:
Sec CT ueset tafnenmeIig for Seres gqiboeI
mob Ytles. let er en- COB Meoirin, o. en-
srnffe teIbreoeoe mig nniteu. sJeg ieuber
nerpeo DO eeuts for tn arrffe ill.,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

ss tp0O nose faa a be anHnber, Der bar orrt slaat al seuue irno,oo,
Spgocm, bar at fge: # ""' ps"'V
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

6ra 5tiber bar ri mpbtaset iOlscnbe:
~~Jeg oil iias. at gQefssers Bile Ointment or
otf becite Mtecei. leo bar fprigat. Sea CT
mn aaHfs bra isien.~
3 Nors 1afota PRIZES Metssers
Vile Ointment.
YIN ! aatbrpm boenbe Iauo iinber Gin,
bring:
,,Jea Tan berette, at Tea er meect bebre. Sub.
iasf tubes 80 9cnts for en- arnffe TIL"
5pisenne mebbeIes fra Nabbod:
See Tan meboeIe. at Geres RibbeI bar biuI.
Gn waano fra 8ottenean Ifriper:
Sea bar M inn Iiot iaien at sRet,aers 9ue
Ointment. Zen bar giort goo Virtnina, men
la er enonn life belbrenef. 5ea ieuSer so
Gents for 1t faa en- arHtfe I'll"
Sra SaleD ~bepibnes:
~~3ea bar ben dorugtrIie at nfebbele, at 7eres
sue Ointment er en- gpp Weoiciu~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Tebraifas Sorgere peo bpas
ocn CT n9ro.

On i Rep Cattle bpenoe Ianb Iiaer,
at Web9er er ben bepite:
"Geres Nebtciu sr mcast aob. Req bar for.
igat mango aupre Rioler, men &ctS9ers 4ile
Ointment CT ben bebite:
Bet iamme lpoer fro @eit 9pint:
"See bill herpeb iiae, at Wetssers Bile Sint,
tient er ben bebite I fit SIass, ies npgeniinoe
bar brugt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
gn Mano i Safion bliper belbrebet for
Elles efter at Operation par mislpffet:

Eiles efter at Operation par mislpffet:
NSee rnoetpg 8eres Bile Ointment. o. lea fan
ueb SdHobeb fiac, bet er ben bebfte %eSiein
tor giles. ieg bar brigt Jea baooe ueitaas
enoe Stiles, men eiter s 3aaes grug az Teres
E%,tntrient funee iea nrrfe 5pranoriua, "a
effer TO Tigers 6orlgb bar ben fpr,nunoeu'
SEQ bar bapt Operation, nen bet par iii iuoeu.
White. Geres Ointment bar belbrebet milo.
% oerfor taftes Dc iaa ufeset."
Sra Randeiter ltriper Ell 99aao iii ps:
a3es bapoe soot SeIb peO 8ruseu al 2eres
Bile Ointment"
On gaano t Sapfielb er pef fornpiet:
"Ses bar brugt Eeres Bile Siutmcpt. Zen
er soo % bar hiulpet mtg meset".
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

Korea. the hermit kingdom. is wax
ing up to the necessity of protecting
its remaining forests and replanting
dennded tracts on important water
sheds. Japan is furnishing the in
spiration and part of the money with
which to produce the change from the
old order of things TO the new. A
school for training Korean foresters
has already been put in operation.
The two governments drew up CO.
operative agreement last spring and
outlined plan for the wise use of the
forests in the Yaiu and rTumen val
legs. and as result \ national forest
policy for Korea has been developed.
The new Korean forest laws are sim
liar TO those of Japan. according TO
United States Consul Thomas Sam
mons of Seoul
Although Korean forests have been
exploited and neglected, and the coun-
try has suffered severely from drou,l,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25
MARYLAND Superstitions.

There are superstiious throughout
all the counties OF Maryland concern
ing crossroads and running water
Witches are supposed to make their
home ut the crossing of two roads and
20 appear there at midnight. Que pc
cullar thing about witches Is that they
cannot get across running water. and
q stream of any sort always acts as
a protection to the nightly prowler.
who will follow along the bank of a
stream In preference to the road.
These are sonie of the things which
are i<,ra generally believed in the
country around Washington and along
the Eastern Shore. Some of the arti-
cles OF the creed of the superstitious in
that nelghborhood are:
II you sweep your room ut night you
sweep away your wealth
Never shake crumbs out of a window
after dark. They are supposed to fall
into the eyes of the Lord and TO dis
turb the spirits of the dead who wan
der abroad at night.
Don't wash your hands in water In
which eggs have been boiled. You are
liable to become covered with warts
Baltimore Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

eminent has taken all forests under its
care. whether they are publicly 'or pris
yately owned. The owners will not
be deprived of their property without
COMPENSATION, but the government will
regulate the cutting of timber. and in
certain cases may prohibit all cutting
ON tracts which ought to remain tim
bered, ito prevent floods. drouths.
landslides. and to- preserve unimpaired
the Scenic attractiveness of places of
public resort. All owners of timber
land and all leaseholders are required
&c report TO the government their mold.
ings in order that the property may be
listed and cared for. Failure 10 re-
port within al year. subjects the forest
l., forfeiture.
/ The forested area of Korea is about
100000 acres which is only one-tenth
CT the land on which forests ought 10.
he growing. Extensive tiEfbered tracts
remain in the northern part of the
country on the waters of the Yalu and
Tumen rivers. and lumber operations
are carried on in the mountain dis
tricts. But in the agricultural. sec
tons of the country wood is very
scarce and the fuel problem is SER
ious. Coal and other mines have been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25
Death Was on His Heels.

Jesse P. Morris of Shippers. Va,
had close call in the spring OF 1906.
He says: AN attack of pneumonia
left me so weak and with such a fear
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death was
on my heels. Then l was persuaded
to try DIR. kings New Discovery. It
helped me immediately and after taxi
ing two al half bottles was well
man again. Tfound out that New las
|covery is the best remedy for coughs
and lung disease in all the, world
Sold under guarantee at all druggists
30 cents and 81. Trial bottle free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

lists as the senile PERIOD embracing
the fourth and fifth months of prenatal
existence. 1t has been found that q
slight arrest of development at this pc
Rod is characteristic of the class of be
ings known as degenerates. and pre-
cocity is recognized as one of the ex
pressions of this development defect.
Relief de la Bretonne. who composed
at fourteen poem on his first twelve
loves. is a remarkable precocity. "A
wit of FIVE is n fool of twenty" is an
adage founded upon the popular apnrc.
citation of this unpleasant truth ".
A. Newman Dorland in Century.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25
Nan End the Bucket.

There is one particular fever of non
sense which the Princeton Tiger claims
the credit of having originated. for in
the November issue. 1902. appeared the
following verse:
There once was a man from Nantucket
Who kept all his cash i'll a bucket,
But his daughter named Nan,
Ran away with a man.
And as for the Observation-Disclosures.
For the next few 1nonths Nan. her
father ana her newly acquired Inns
band encountered Il series of the most
astonishing adventures in every known
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

hamlet in the country which could be
converted into limerick form by the
brains of newspaper and magazine
writer's from sea to sea. BY the fine
Nan came back with Il dozen W so adj
ditional verses tackled on to her thefe
is reason TO wonder in the face of the
ordeals to which she had been subject
ed whether the pecuniary advantage
gained by absconding with that bucket
repaid her for all that she had been
through. = Roy S. Durstine in Bohe-
milan Magazine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

Precocity is not always a thing to be
desired. Indeed. 1t may. just as surely
as prelnaturely ripened Fruit indi-
Gates decay and early death. mean an
early degeneration and loss Of mental
faculties. BY many biologists 1t Is con-
sidered an expression of premature Sc
nifty. AS. Lombroso has indicated.
many Of the men of genius were sub
jects of degeneracy. There Is period
Of antenatai growth known to scien-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25
Korea Waking Up to Necessity
of Protecting Remaining Forests

floods, and erosion, the denudation is
less serious than in neighboring prov
inees of China. One Of the first meas
ures to be taken up will be the preser-
walton of such wooded tracts as yet
remain. In order to do this, the gov
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

epaned by Americans and one of Inc
most pressing needs is timber for use
in and about the mines. In that coan-
Try. as elsewhere. large quantities of
timber are necessary in developing
mining property, and it il noteworthy
that a country as backward indrstri
ally as Korea can put into practice
The pripeiple that the only sure way
OF getting timber is 80 grow it,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

All the news all the time-THE
ARGUS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

II does all kinds OF Cooking, Boiled
and Roasted Meats, Poultry, Game,
Sauces. Fish, Soup. Vegetables. Ger
eais, Fruits. Pudding and the like
Every one of these E1reiess Cookers
are guaranteed. II not satisfactory
they can be returned after Ten Days
Trial and money refunded.
TILE CALORIC COOKER is made I'm
three sizes, Cabinet holding one ves-
Sci, $3.50; two vessels. $1,000. and
three vessels. $500. These are net
prices, delivered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

he of noorcO
be
combined tIohs
a nd have
goods
for
ordinary in very few MINI
wait
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-25

Over 100 Body Brussel Rugs, selling today
for $3.50, the real genuine coz ~
five frame quality, 9x12 IT,. OLO.Oo
A large lot of Body Brussel Rugs. 9x12 #:
that most dealers sell for their COL On
best, Will be sale for 8Z1 wv
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
EVENING GOWNS OF VELVET.
Regal Effects Produced When Deco
rated with PaiIIsttes.

When the soft rich velYets of the sea
son are decorated with paillettes the eff
feet is regalIy beautiful. The last word in
elegance is expressed in a model for a
prominent French woman of fashion.
Dark Russian green chiffon velvet is
used, sprinkled sover with paillettes
and trimmed with deep bands of EN-
broidered face cloth. The skirt OF
plain panne is finished at the bottom
with a border OF embroidered cloth,
and over it is draped a princess tunic
Of the palette velvet, fitting the fig
Ure exquisitely on the bodice and much
embroidered theTeabouts.
The decolletage is marked by en-
broidered cloth and a handsome fringe
edges the drapery that turns away
from the neck ard falls over the arms,
which are guiltless of sleeves. The
tunci is bordered with embroidery and
above this is another rich design OF
embroidery not less than four inches
deep.
Dull green and dark blue velvet with
silver paillettes are materials highly
favored by women of fashion for even
ing gowns.
1t seems to be assured that for
spring a great deal of white will be
worn, both in toilettes and millinery,
frocks of fine white and cream cloths
being, in one or two notable instances,
much embroidered with silk braid.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
ESPECIAL to the Review.)


WASHINGTON, June 19-Uncle
Sans tree planting and farm eA
perts have just undertaken a prac-
teal scientific study of the use and
Effect of timber windbreaks and
shelter belts in the agricultural re
gions of fourteen western states.
This is the first time, in this country
that a study of this much discussed
question has been undertaken over
a wide region under one plan, for
the purpose of collecting data for
the benefit of the agriculturists who
are developing tae western plains,
At present windbreaks are planted
haphazard, one kind here, another
there. II one kind is better than
another. the government experts
think that fact ought to be known,
and it is believed that the study
about to be undertaken will settle
the question once for all. 1t viii at
least collect such facts never before
brought together.
The work will be done by the
United States forest service. In some
states the agricultural experiment
stations will cooperate in the stud
les, and in these cases the forest
service will provide the necessary ap-
paratus, and the other expenses will
be shared half and half by the gov
ernment and experiment stations.
The investigations will be taken up
in five states this year and extend
ed to the other nine as rapidly as the
investigations are completed. Four
of the states in which the study viii
be made this year are Nebraska, Col
orado, Oklahoma and Kansas. The
fifth will be either Minnesota, North
Dakota or Iowa. Ultimately the in
vestigations will cover Minnesota,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebras-
ka, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, Col
orado, Texas. New Mexico, Utah,
California, Washington and Idaho
The sudden ruin that hot winds
sometimes bring to growing crops in
parts of the west are well known.
Blowing strongly across the unob-
structed plains, these winds may in
few days blast all nope Of even a
partial harvest This is particularly
so in the lower portion of the central
plains region, and in years OF un-
usually low rainfall. Here the winds
most to be feared blow from the
southwest or south. In the northern
prairie region the former is exposed
TO the not Chinook wind, which
sweeps down from Canadian noun
tains. This either dries out grow
ing crops or, If it prevails before tho
danger of killing frosts is past, causes
loss through urging vegetation for
ward prematurely. Cold winter
winds also do great injury TO crops,
make the climate more severe for
stock and men. and interfere with an
even covering of snow upon the
ground This is true from Canada
almost to the gulf.
In Southern California. dry winds
from the north and northeast sweep
down from the Mohaye desert with
destructive results. Coming in June,
these winds may reduce the wheat
yield of unprotected fields to almost
nothing. WindbTeaks of eucalypts
and Monterey cypress, now in such
common use to protect orange
groves and orchards, long ago UUn-
vinced possessors of highly valuable
irrigated land of the value Of tree
planting for protection purposes.
But there are two sides to the wind
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band Of silk over muslin continued uE
each side the front.
The bodice is made with two deep
itucks, that give the wide-shouldered ef-
fleet; it is further trimmed with silk
bands and crossed straps of ribbon
fixed under silver buttons. The
sleeves are gathered into deep bands
below the elbow, that are trimmed
with silk.
Materials required for the dress:
Fourteen yards delaine, two yards silk,
1h yard sateen for bodice lining, six
buttons.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20

A newspaper says the big finan-
cial interests are warming up to the
Taft movement" Perhaps they think
the President will make it hot for them
II they don't
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
Has Some New Points Of Interest to
Amateur Dressmaker.

A pretty shade of wedgewood-blue
delaine, spotted with a darker shade,
is used for this dress. The skirt has
three shaped fiounces at the sides and
back. but is left quite plain in the
center front Above the fiounces ID .