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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
Suuactalc pa @iemoaab.

relte eperit / Spng0alen be9plloer M
after Suneetaler, at breoe Jig nter og
mer, fit: "Stap. gp.". Spiteriet bar
81. a. gipet fig lloiIag |, at en- Er9-
bifant bar osbt TO porne Wt9rto Ell
glp lise for Sui. Sognet bar MI
abifiaige eienbsbte 8orne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
@nht ON Sinner ! Snbbal.

"1remifri0t" ifriUes fra 8uoSal
ia Slipper, fausne paa 6leIoet
09rbeoen, fom iorleoen nogle Out
fer ira @ifen / gonoal biem meo'
st gar Gage for bar De fomnlet blem
meo 100. Ser er Ell Wsos'e Hpper'
4olf bar ieet 8loffe flppe op pdo
antaaelig flere bunoreoe Stptter.
Meu Hpperne er moaife ltot mirore
iaar emo p1nlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

$50 MotOrer. Sfelse @eooelelle
til "aoresiedpiien" | Gronobiem er
set | Woaneoerne Ippember-Sa
n,iar til Siifefartsier ! Sromse amt
onifaffet 15o Wtptorer til en- garot
al 100000 9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
SrauS paa Sfotfos.

meboeles BEN Site Sanitor: Sgaar:.
oftes peb t0.Sioen uobreo SID
Menieriet paa Sfotfos gfng. Stunt
tionerer % arbeioere fom ltrar nj
iteoe, oa oct lpffeoes at be9r9n'e 81
Sem til Renieriet bpor alt Snpentar
oa Wsaifineri bleu eoelogt. 10o ar
beibere fommer berpeb at mite IN
pante geIfieitigelie, met Sriigct o!I
isee at ifaffe Dem ar1oen SelfIel'
tiaelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
geO selpmorb fommer sfar ON

geb Selumprb fommer Aar ON
anoet benpeb b~aloanoet Sunoreoe
Wenneifer afoo9e | Rprge. Der par
t54 i 1903, 15S / 1904, t4t | 1905.
1870 1906 og 1876 / 1907. Seral
oppiier gpgoerne omtrert to Treble
parter, gperne en- SreOiepart. @len'
neminitlig omfrine en- Sieroepart bar
ppret al apiuoefisn, ire 8ieroeparfer
Of WfanOfien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
8O 9lereS isarnn tiIialas.

On EXTRA fin so Ntres 6drn tillalas, tim
2Is g2if fra Standardization 90 9 gil fra
W9iIaea, NRile 9aes County 20 acres plsiet,
Is Neres tneiaaet meo RIgpsr pg Iimptbn.
45 acres Saouegdna meo cit Bat. fou bot.
Der Rauo bdube CONNER o. Sinter; fort
Nuloipro paa 9erbuno; 2anoet lager INIT
% ieuut % bet er en- uom9rtet i'm 6arnl
Spereueitr bpo Of qaHhst er brugbart o. sts
Der goo Spit buert War. Glt er tnobesnet
meo ct gpot S'traabst StaaltradbsiRroe.
@oot Beboelissbus, soo St~alobpgruns. epo
grsuo meo spot 8ano. gooe aiRloere. Teo
5drneu iglger pesubsn 10 aIer, 1 Gfse, 8
aarsaamle Suier. / GET. i2 Ton Ss, en- np
Bpan, Ct Bar SGler, Ell Bisosfcparutpr, en-
nRiten M glc0 ormid S~tdamdifire, en- ny
9loa. 80 Sgns, st Bar RtGIttr % andre
Qanobrngsreoitaber ION nu iinoeS pad Jdr'
men. Jarusn er beIigaenoe peo goo Bet. ".
81. q. 3eune Rtaos mGa f9iges inoeH nr'te
0adr. ON 7e tomnIer % Ter eenne i5urut.
pil Sc iinos Den at pGre aloeles ION beflenot-
glort. griieu er fun s $500. poa lette Be
tiusslisr. Cor pibere rlroerretning tiIi,riu
THE ANDERSON LAND CO., Milaca. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
Spbsfalb. 9bp. Sognepreit f

S~posfalb. Sbp. Sognepreit I'll
gotne anoreoS z. Berg er torleoen
ofaaaet peo 0soen efter ct Far IA
aes Spgeleie. afosbe, iom par fsot
poo Siltpet / giosberg 10oe 0opeml.
Der 1888, bar nGit GlOite Ssn al
9eoer anSerien Berg, Iom I norif'
omerifmife areoie bar glort Jig laa
fortient pen fit arbcioe for WetbooIlt'
firfen. San begpnote iom Sm'
aangsIfolclprer, inbtil ban | 1850
toa gromen peo aifer Seminar. ssl
blep ban anIat iom anoenl9rS pee
ben SorSenifioloife Sorgerifole
SolmeItran6, bpor ban forblep til
1868. Ser pa1tot ban, iom Den
barnefiere Wanb ban pur, mango
Genner blanot gleperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
SAT- o m,
tiIiataS ener tiaeie.

dpeyftsereuter unoer -GugeS, -7tIslr-. -ru,
fafas- "a ~gfterirsrsief- feffsr 20 Geuss FOR AZ Orb Is.
brer Gana. o. TO 9eufs ~. Cr0 for 1t., tsn o~pcrittt,.
% Orb. kprtnsitmtutsr ipDtaess life isr Hiaarc ~,
10 Gents. 4erae maa RfrdDi9efie. mesislas aae Sc,
t~iniraer. Tsf Isauer 70 10, az boefste IA ais
Sammer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
@ulSbrnamp ftnbe BEN Ape Sebl

fibitl. feires ai @oarbbrnser Enron
SieImeruo og Siiitru Gle paa glsr'
ner1b / 2nnoer. gruogommen er
febt 13be SUM 1884 paa Sielmeriio
/ Spauebolen. 9rliben err fsot 5te
s(,,airit 1886 paa Ssrsbal | Sitnoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
Nu~lfeifulens Grrerc. Com Stats.

fasiens 9ibrag til ailsnnins al DC
peb SoIfeifolen paa 9onoet og |
gperne oniatte 2Grere og Serertn'
Ser er / Regirringens SltbgetforIlog
for nrIte Sermin opfsrt tiliammcn
$500 900 SIR. moo for inoepGrenoe
gnoaetoar bepilget tiliammen q
100000 Ser. Sorsgelien ifploes 60
pene at 1Sbe Sept. 1909, 'cm ira
tite San. 1909, inbfsrte beiere Sen'
ninoer boabe for 2anos' og @plfole'
lprerre; geoilgnineen for 'ioite
Solpaur al inoepGrenoe Serntin er
oipet efter De npe 2opbeItemmeller,
Zen Notwithstanding, icm DC me
2ope bill mebfsre for StatStaslen'
iammenbolot meo be for lite Sdnllar
oirlbenbe IegIer, anto9eS at bile
uoaisre omfring 100000 Str. ON
@aret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
sranS paa eiaebammer. Sra Gil

lebammer meooeles bett 29he San.
aI. s iaiten u0brso Sloebrano |
Sombs Sarperi, iom oelois neo,
brpnote. Set ian en- Stlno farltgi
,1o for De nGrmeite Suie, men oo
@eiret bar fuloitGnbie itiae, lpffe'
bes set granbpeienet at reooe otsle.
aoriagen til SIoens Opfomit er iibe'
fienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
era 1oree.

GbefssaarS. Gsse 8ormaroltao
fo%reIlaar Den tibligere Gbefsgdaro
apom poanp itolast til embeossaaro
for en- OFFICER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
Saru govtb Tafota.

On 40 arrss Earm n1r 63tntRsH, @iaiaHs Co..
ttiidlas. 20 dsres %opbprfet. Brgab, Sdpuesdng, aos
es BpgHiHgs. Sire E2ii ira Station. SIS %. acre.
rUis iaterssieret, trtu ht
&. n. BROWNSON. WIlliston. NJ. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
Wobt QaaO Safota.

Ger st SsosiiSb. bots bet ,ases iuaEt: On hato
Seriiga. nj gii aoreeHior BsiDiSers. 5tunlss 10,
sout5 gafoia. iua en- viii 'a uegt tutserf atr,r
isasues S2.Oo.m. @oot BaHo. sus 5drm. Rrts SO
gr We're. palss,Isa ;ouidut. s'rtp snsr Tom ieIS.
L. A. Pier Land Co., Bsiddsrs, So. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
Set jtore Soitcmiooel.

Z ale 3iliRloe Of Spite, 5ortislelIe.
iami Strilbe. os 9msebet9uoslie bar Sru'
aeH al WARMERS WHITE WINE or TAR
SYRUP" pRret iulgt al ben itgrite Satces.
Get beoite M2iooel / Seroeu mob Risboite
hos 8srH. SeIimassuoS ~uitaoelis ps utr,'
icm. Solsi | ale apotbefsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

Scuo "Gecorab. Yoiteu" Ill SGGgi
oa genner | oct eomle Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

srGuscr Sc Gu Ssmafins? "Sns.
penuen" er iaa goo icm Hoeen onoeH
SpmaItiue til Den eobbelie gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

9 iliaI9s.-320 Ncrss Snrm, BPS
verIis Surobuue, PCS geres uaoer glua.
SIs, Grdnarn, ~Bdrn-, 8rpno. 5apHeeaul,
1grcue". BIot 6Ls gdl fro Steefe, gonnt1.
ipoe / Riooer 60, q. 3. gris $3.50 pr.
Were. $1,000 t%outGnt. Eelfen lnaa aarfigs
dibetaItnger. 20 andre 5arme / norite Set,
lrnenter III btnjs 9ris % eooe Bilfaor.
Sirip itrois pnn Rcrit suer guselit. 4. 70.
Nupen. Steele, Y. Sdtota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
SorfIarins at mstriff ,laal os Dast.
saueb be N a

auebemao L
tQruuo- Gnhener tr Dieter - 3 You 9 Tom, prntsut
So amsrifontt lommtr) 5orSrieIfsr: Rm- -
aiIomtitr; Or Dieter; en-. GtHtlmet,r.
ial. nrrii @d rssHss Zig ! 2omms rssRss zig ~
II ailpntstr.s Seutimeter.
M EpIit Tlil resnss Zig
10 Rtlomtitr. gnro CT tg 9ik geHtis
liant Mltr7h Rm meter.
iGlen RsHss Ing 6s Ssn' l .us. nil CT Is 1909
tmttsr. WttteL
F~IabtmaaL
Cemrosenhebeu CT sr)
EorfprteIIe Ca pttiar. I 1suee eaHe uauss he
fRaaI Spr6 Tt9Res tg t0ur.
10 vi. 6 Ct ps VT
WnHt
ienh 4aroutr. Dollar reeues RI. a73
iDlerttnr Crt- sogu ] aIee rsaRss q gtHtA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

StiaIaS.- S a9mr1e meb tilbg.
reree Ssmmsriager og Eplagsplobs
boorpoa finoes be for Sorretninaeu nsopeu.
oiee Bpgniuger. pHites iolgt. Sioite for.
aar blep Der Itddret rper en- hdlp gttion
spbt 5sumer. ON nRrmere liHoerretuiug
htupenoer man is III SuHe 2umber Co,
Aitpu, MtnIi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

Stlialgs. - DIN Garm paa 1870
Geres tiIiaIss; COB Stod Surm; epoe.
ioIioe Spgninser; I Qil III HtttIe Jdls.
q. 6. @db(. ". Rp. 2. 9ittle Sails, Rinn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

ln view of the fact that l am leav- ing for the Iditarod and kuskoi<wim country, l wish to thank the public for their very liberal patronage during the past ten years. And I also wish to assure my customers that they will receive the same courteous treatment. prompt. service al most reasonable prices consistent with the times during my absence.
 During the time I'm away on this trip the business will be looked after and conducted from the same old stand where l have been located for the past eight years and will be carried on by the C. l.. Morris Company of which !. II. Montgomery is manager
 Signed HENRY A ROWE
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31

feathers there stolen garments will make them as good as those they are trying to represent or take off. thers will be lacking the proper setting force. motion. power of conviction and back. ground to provide silhouette that will be anything but sublimely ridiculous.
 Moral-If one cannot get their .wn generator to working keep 1t ou, O.: sight. hide it under a bushel unril placed in proper running order and above all things don't try to steal from another and shine by proxy.
 s R
 Every winter We read of some per son trying to break into a store of some kind but they don't seem to succeed. Perhaps they are not quite hardened criminals. ar tho fact that there is nt- tie or m chance for escape here in the winter time.
 There is no excuse TOT people resort ing to stealing here in Nome. for the people have hearts like elephants when it comes to giving and helping others in need Nowhere on the face of Gods green earth is there a more liberal class of people than there is right her, in the town of Nome. All one has tn do Is to raise the cry of distress and relic. is granted
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31
WHAT ONE LAW IS DOING

The corporation tax during the pas, Wear. paid s25.O0O.O into the treasury, of Uncle sam. The democratic press, has little to say about this masterIy piece Of legislation. which by eu econ. "nlc reason, k most calculated ,o .c, 'S d ievelling force between the in erement profits of the rich and taxes which fall upon the comparatively poor
 The laborer today who works mn th. streets or county roads pays a poll tax "i " annually. which may be comm.r Nurate with the tax exacted from rho corporation. When money makes money and laborer earns money. then u IS only just that both the lahorer ana the investor support the gnvernn,.,, WI. .ch protects IL.
 l. comes on good authorir, that ,ox, Wear the corporation tax will he mora 'H'"iiN". The corporations have ou,, "Nine Co evadc the law and most c,s.. which were in controversy bayo ,.., withdrawn from the courts I, is said 'i't' next year the corporation tax win het the national treasury $50. GOO oao IhiS sounds mighty good to tb, r,a,, "ho works for days pay. This sounds like paternal government with a true ring to it
 The intrinsic fairness of th,. non. i"" Hes m the fact that a corporation "lth no profits need pay no tax Gov. 'rhment supervision will he such thts year that it win require a mos, a,.ho, "'" system Of Justification to bea, ,ha government experts who win look into the books of all corporations
 ih the year soon to pass cornora. Hons declared that they had taken no inventory at the first of the ve,r ,,a me government connected to ,b.m In. 'leht C" guess at the vaIu. of ,h.i, holdings This coming year these firms must take inventory ar the officers win D" liable to arrest
 During the present year vbe, ,., corporations figured up their twely. months profits. most Of them took an the expenses of the past ten years ana put them in as depreciations arsins, profits In their next reports they have h" alternative. hut to report trnthfuuv the expense and losses of twelve months only. Their previous reports win prevent them from pulling the wool over the eyes of the governmen, oes cials
 In View of these facts il seems r,, Sonsble that the next revenue from the government tax win be more than $50 ooo,ooo There is no American. barring possibly foreign investor. who does not see and know and appreciate the merit of the corporation tax wid- nv woman cannot start a candy storc on a suburban corner: a barber cannot put In a little one chair shop. and a tinker cannot start little hole in the wall without paying city and county licenses The old tavern keeper who dispenSes roth"en 10 his cotcrie or neighhors nays no less than three licenses. city. county
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31

You can go as far as you like today in the way of merrymaling. The Ak >aia queen hath proclaimed this day
 ,n" ci mirth and frolic and her sub iects will abide by her majesty'S ruling If you are desirous of aiding gool cause in n financial manner just walk down the avenue this afternoon or eve without face covering and see what happens. Several Scotland Yard sleuthE and number of Sherlock Holmeses" have been imported for .n, occailn | re;.nNe the heavily laden # their su = rus change. Remember tnsi some day you or one of your relatives or friends may have good cause to be thankful that you did your little toward main- taining the Holy Cross hospital there fore join in and help push good thing along
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31

out in the states the newspapers are believing about the desertion of Nome" If those who are responsible for the articles could have been pres ent to witness the start of the Solomon present al tonight's carnival. they might be reciting s different story. Then, in writing about Nome's financial condition. these same papers maintain that the camp is hard pushed for ready cash. Let's show them the receipts We shall derive from the carnival and the money wagered on the dog race and probably they will change their humble opinions
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31

Capt John oBrien who has been identified with Alaska Stamboating for many years. was remembered in the will of the late NJ. J. Heney. The vet eran sailor will receive a substantial ilfr according to the specifications of the contractors win. We are pleased to see that capt O'Bri.n was not for gotten by his close friend and if there ever was q man deserving of reward. it lruely is the stubby. gray haired vet eran who may be seen on the bridge of the steaship Victoria during the heav- fest of seas and when the gale is at it's height.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31

Uneasy rests the head that wears the crown" some one once said. and undoubtedly King George win agree with the sentimental person who was so inspired. When two anarchists get 70 plotting as to what kind of bomb would be the best for the purpose of scattering your anatomy to the four winds. 1t is indeed time to get little uneasy. The plotters who sought the life of England's ruler had planned to give his nihs a joy ride through the drive
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31

By this time ten strong and brave men are striving in contest which Is participated in by men of the North land only. They are striving for a goal. 10 outdistance one another but not for the money prize offered alone. Supremacy a. d dog handler is far greater to those who have entered and are ofI on the solomon Derby chase.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31
and federal.

and federal.
 All of these are far Tn excess by proportion to what the mammoth cor porations pay of their profits. The gro- .cery man may have no profits at all, but he pays two local licenses
 The corporations have been having fine and fancy business. getting by with little tax for long time This tax Is making them contribute as they should to the expense Cf the government. Stop and (, n, ider what the corporation fax a'eans [" this commonwealth Without assuming any increase of business for decade Of years. this source of revenue estimated at ss0.000.000 a year would build 30 first class battleships worth sls.00O.o 900 each. an entire navy.
 IL would nay for the construction of the Panama canal. or it would pay the cost of war greater than our last trans Atlantic unpleasantness
 With such accomplishments as this the passage of postal savings bank law and the railroad law. including the creation of the railroad court. the Tart administration can laugh al the anvil chorus of discredited democracy which Is trying to pick holes in the recent effective remedial Legislation. IT the American citizen will go back to the farm and associate happiness with a blue shirt and a blow instead of going to the congestcd city to live in an unventiIatcd flat. tho problem of the high cost of living will not enter nor he charged to the tarifT. .--Ex
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31
JUST 4 HINT.

Take out a twenty year endowment policy and hand to your wife on Christ mas day: insure the happii ,ss of those depending on you and jt win be the happiest Christmas you ever spent. See w. W. Sale. special agent Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, strong est monied institution in the world
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31
NOME. ALASKA. DEC. 3i, 1910.
COMING EVENTS,

Grand Carnival eaeIs Hat, New Years eve.
 Open house Monday January 2 at Eagle Club rooms by Nome Aeris No. 75. Radiators banquet early in Januar, Red msn's Masquerade, Jan. 2, 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
J. M. SLOAN, N. 0. c. N.

Manitoba University L. R C. P Edinburgh. L. E. C. =. EdinhHreh. |. r r. & S. Glasgow.
 office hours ta and ta $: 3o D m Paone Unica. Main t5. resi- denCe. Black 45
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-31

than any other reward. Let the best man win
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-22
IN HOTEL LOBBIES



Never in my life before. and l have
Travelled a whole lot. said a citizen last
night. ."have l seen the enterprise and
industry that are being shown IN the
building of Corey. l was out there this
afternoon and the entire place Is a regu-
lar beehive of men. teams. all kinds of
workmen. steam shovels and machinery.
When Corey was first talked about
did not think much of what was going
to be done but I must say now that 1t
surpasses anything of its kind that l
nave ever seen in my life. l am going to
try and buy a lot out there for l believe
1t Is the best investment that can be
made. l am travelling man and all over
the country people are commencing to
ask me about Corey. I always am proud
that I am from Birmingham and can tell
them that my home is within a few miles
of where the greatest industrial activity
in the south is going on. Corey is not
only a great thing in itself but it has
done more to advertise Birmingham than
any thing that has happened here for
a long time
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-22

An opportunity is given for study
ing the human nature of mobs in a
peaceable fashion at ball games" said
a lover of the national game. Did you
ever notice how the crowd yells with
glee when the umpire gets hit? That,
1t seems to me, Is the mob spirit thor
oughly If only one person were watch
ing the game and the umpire were
struck on the ankle by hard base
ball hurled with all Covaleskfs strength
the accident would surely arouse. in
him only feeling of pity, or something
akin to it.
1T is only when in the company of
crowd that man drops in some
degree the restraint that civilization
and etiquette impose on him. II
man at the ball park were in his
normal individual frame of mind he
would probably see nothing funny In
member of the visiting team being hit
by the ball or in the umpire being
victimized in a like manner.
1T is this lack of individual con-
troll and Willingness to lose ones will
In the will of the majority that sways
the mob
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-22
PennSylVania's Third PaAy

= On Thursday of next week the indepen-
dents of Pennsylvania will meet in Phil
sadelphia to name candidates for third
ticket in their state The third party
movement grows out of the worst condi-
5tion that any state in the union has been
afflicted with The bosses of the two old
sparties actually work and pull together.
The republican boss caused Mr. Munson.
a democrat, to announce his inability to
run for governor. Mr.. Munson came
within few thousands votes of election
as supreme court judge in 1909. He is
Strong and popular, and Boss Penrose
did not desire to see him head the dem
iocratic ticket this year. He drew out of
the race and State Senator Grim was
nominated. Thus do the bosses in Penn
'sylvania pull together.
:. The revolt against the machine is be-
coming of large proportions, and this re-
gvolt will be put in organized form next
Thursday in Philadelphia. Some thin,,
that Mr. Berry, the former state treas,
.
urer, will be nominated for govergor. He
carried the state few years ago. He
is democrat. He did his full part in
stunning the statehouse rascals out, and
If the Philadelphia convention should put
him in nomination he may carry the state
again. If he does. the rank and file
will gain temporary release from seldom
and the bosses will be sent to the rear for
at least two years
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-22

middle west are equally progressive, No
one is standing still except the stand
patters, and they will become lost
quantity after the November elections
In the middle west the democrats are
competitors of the insurgents for votes.
and they have to bid in a broad and
liberal manner to get votes.
Champ Clark comes forward, however,
with national platform, as follows
Reduce the tariff to revenue basis;
cut down appropriations to the wants of
the government economically and effect
lively administered; restore our merchant
marine, not by ship subsidy. but by re-
turn to the wise measures by which
seas for half a century: investigate the
waste, extravaganza and corruption of
the departments in every branch of the
and honest criminal prosecution of the
trusts which have done so much to IN
crease the cost of living; they should be
taught that criminal statutes are IN
tended for the punishment of big erimi-
nails as well as for small ones-big ones
preferred. Force the discharge of every
superfuous tax-eater now upon Uncle
Sans payrolls.'
The Clark platform may be said to be
the most conservative that the times adj
NIT of. It relates to national subjects
only, leaving state issues to be deter
mined according to the needs of the re-
spective states.