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Evening star., 1914-04-10
NOTED SURGEONS SPEAK
AT NEW YORK MEETING
DR.. Mayo Believes Meat Is One
Cause of the Prevalence
of Cancer.

NEW YORK. April 1o.-At today ;
session OF the American Surgical As
sociation the list of speakers included
surgeons Of this country and Europe
whose names have become household
words because of their discoveries and
operations
The most interesting papers We're by
Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller In
sutute. New York, who discussed The
Technique of Intrathoracic Operations"
and Experimental Operations on the
Orifices of the Heart"
Other speakers We're Prof Robert
Roust OF Paris. DR.. George L. Arm
strong of Montreal, Or. Fred T Murphy
OF ST. Louis. DR.. Howard Liilienthal of
New York, Or. James G. Mumford and
Dr samuel Robinson of Clifton Springs,
y. u; DR.. Wiley Meyer of New York,
Or. James +. Thompson OF Galveston,
Dr. Joseph Ransohof of Cincinnati, DIR.
h. \. j. Mckenzie OF Portland Ore: DR..
Charles H. Mayo and DIR. F. II. Beck
man OF Rochester, MINI. and DR.. John
B. MCrDhy of Chicapo
Evening star., 1914-04-10
fashion.
Home of the Great Racine.

Now. having made sure of our ground,
We return to the front of a three-storied
building. rising squalidly toward the patch
of gray, wet sky here visible. Here lived
Racine, one of the truly great of France,
poet and dramatist, satirist and patriot
Here, later, lived Adrienne Lecouvreur
the greatest actress of her long-ago time.
From this house one night the body of
this wonderful artistic was hurriedly
taken. wrapped in a cloak. She had just
died of a swift and mysterious malady. >
History and tradition have their tales to
tell about the malady and the manner of
it's contracting. Suffice to say that three
men carried the body of the dead actress
by coach to a place in the then faraway
fields and buried it. The grave has been
since identified as lying beneath one Of
the public buildings of the group includ-
iag the ministry of war.
We return into the Cour de Commerce
and stand for a last minute to think as
kindly as possible of good DR.. Guillotln.
and then pass out to the mouth of the
arched tunnel opening into the boulevard
to study the vigorous form of Danton,
also inspired by love of humanity. but.
alas! himself in turn to feel the edge OF
the knife of the good doctors invention.
1t is still raining, the lights is failing.
and We have had enough Of the memories
OF tragedies for one day.
G. A. LYON, Jr
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Cooking Causes Cancer.

A statement by DIR. Mayo that the
prevalence of cancer perhaps is tracea BILE
to present methods Of cooking was to
the laymen one of the salient opinions in
maze OF technical discussions at yes
terdays session of the convention He
explained that cancer Of the stomach
formed a third OF all cancer cases among
civilized peoples. DR.. Mayo said that
the amount of meat consumed undoubt-
edly had something to do with the preva-
Ience of cancer. He explained other
kinds of cancer. among them the peculiar
form which attacks the mouths of the
natives OF India. brought on by an irri-
tation due to chewing betel nuts.
During a discussion about the advisa
bility of operating for appendicitis, Dr
James E. Moore of Minneapolis sai6
that he felt that the removal of tbs
appendix was ''an interference with tn,
designs of the Lord"
DR.. A. G. Gerster, a New York surgeon
replied that If this We're true all surgers
would have to be regarded as an inter
ference with Providence.
The convention will adjourn tomorrow
but a majority of the visiting surgeons
will remain III the city to attend the
meeting of the International Society o.
Surgeons which begins next Monday.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
MISSION ACTIVITIES BENEFIT.
Will of Mrs. Eliza A. Henry Disposes
of S5OO.OI0 Estate.

WARREN. ra.. Aril la.-Homs ami
foreign mission activities VIII prott e
the MI! oi the tate Mrs. Eliza y. HeniS.
probated hcr. today ana dispOsns - an
estate i3ifI,-i Il S5iti.n -
The home nissina hoard Of the Pr4sbt-
tcrian Church. the v oman board o. foi
e!En missions ana tn" woriianS board -
home missions Of th, nited States ar"
each given Sln.oe.' and S2s.'as' is Siv"n &"
the Presbyterian board Of miliis ,cr..,i rr
lief. Park college. at Parllville. Me-. i
given Stn.un. and i pension Of *.rD a
wear provided for Fanny crosby. the
hymn composer. The Warren Library
will profit to the extent of $500. Geore'
Crump If Philadelphia WAS made one 81
the executors.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
MIGRATION FROM CANADA.
Annual Easter Influx to New York
From Many Cities.

NEW YORk. April 1o.-The annual
Easter migration from Canada has begun,
and already hundreds OF Canadians have
arrived in the city. The number will be
increased today by the addition of thou
sands
Ten thousand excursionists Were report
ed to have left Montreal. ottawa. Ham
uton and Toronto yesterday on their way
to New York. Some OF them will go To
Atlantic City. OF those who have reaches!
New York the last two days many have
come from western Canada.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
ARBITRATION PACT SIGNED.
Treaty Between U. S. and England
to Continue Five Years.

Secretary Bryan and Sir Cecil Spring
Rice. the British ambassador, today eN
changed ratifications of the arbitration
convention between the United States anu
Great Britain. which viii nov continue
for another five Years.
The convention PROV ides for submission
10 the permanent court OF arbitration At
The Hague differences which cannot u,
settled ny diplomacy but which do not
affect til" vital interests. the iadePeUd
snce -, honor OF the two contraciinE
states and do NOT concern the Interest :
uf third partiesr
Evening star., 1914-04-10
BOOM FOR 7. R. A FAILURE.
Maine Republicans Refuse to Indors
Him for Presidency.

AUGUSTA. Me. April 1O.-A move to
have the republican state convention yes
terday recommend the nomination OF
Theodore Roosevelt as a candidate for
President In 1916 met with failure. A
resolution to that end, adopted by the re-
publican caucus Of the town of Var
mouth, was offered as an amendment to
the platform, but was declared out OF
order.
The platform adopted condemns the ma
tional democratic administration for what
to Great Britain in the matter of the
Panama canal: 'its violation of plat
form pledges" and Its vague. vacillat-
ing policy in dealing with conditions in
Mexico" National prohibition Is favored.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
maryland STOMACH VICTIM Tells
HOW MAYR REMEDY RELIEVED HIM

is praised by people all oNef the coun-
try. The first dose convirces--Ho long
trea atnient = is j remedy with a record
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy
clears The digestive tract of mucoid .tc
.-retioils and removes poisonous matter.
1t brings Quick relief u sufferers from
stomach. liver and bowel ailments.
Many declare il mas saved them from
dangerous operations: many are sure it
has saved their lives
Because .! the remarila bic success of
this remedy there are many iinitators.
so he cautious Be sure its MAYR'S.
Go TO James O'Donnelfs drug store and
ask about the remarkable results it has
been accomplishing send 10 Geo. IL
Mayr. Mfg Chemist 1J4-l56 Whiting
st. Chicago. Ill. for irtr book on stonl-
ach ailments and nlany grateful letters
from people vino haze been restoreu.
Any druggist ean tell you its wonderful
effects.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
McCandlish Held for Alleged Theft.

Pleading guilty 10 4 charge Of grand
larceny David NJ McC audlish. ALA
Earl D. Parrish. WAS held for the action
OF the grand jury III S:;Ei bonds TODAY iii
the Police Court h Judge Mu!lowny y
is charged by Alycs ;. kidven Of t.e
Montana apartments. l126 NJ street
no.. Invest. inat on october :. 1918. thA
defendant stole ST. from her lie was
arrested by Detective Mullen.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
A. ]. Alexander Says Treatment
Did More for Him Than
Any Other Treatment.

A. ]. Alexander Of Accident, Md. was
victim of stomach disorders. He tried
many remedies and treatments without
satisfactory results.
At last he tried Mayr,s Wonderful
Stomach Remedy. He was surprised
and pleased He wrote:
Il have taken your remedy with good
results. 1t has done more for me than
anything have ever taken. 1t has done
what you claimed it would. ] am ad-
vising all my friend sufferers 10 take II.
feeling confident that il will he a great
blessing to them. as it has 10 me.
With such letters as thar this remedy
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Johnson Sworn In as Solicitor

Cone johnson. a prominent lawyer OF
Texas. yesterday afternoon took the
oath of office as solicitor for the De
partment OF State. Mr.. johnson sue
ceeds ex-Gov. Folk of Missouri who re-
signed some time ago. The office was
turned over to Mr.. johnson by Fred X
Nielsen. assistant solicitor. who has
been acting solicitor while the vacancy
existed.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Back to Hotel de Vile.

Back toward the Seine We now go,
making for the Hotel de Vile. which
holds abundant memories of French his
tory. 1t is not the old building which
rises before US. however, but a replace
ment on the site of the ruins left in
1871 by the destructive communards. who
after the collapse Of the government in
cident to the German siege formed
committee of public safety. which es-
tablished headquarters here. The COM
munards. under whose brief rule much
devastation was wrought. including the
burning of the Tuleries and the Paiais
Royal. were finally overpowered after a
furious struggle in the place before the
Hotel de Vile. and. having previously
accumulated coTnbustibleS inside the
building. withdrew within it's walls and,
regardless OF the lack of means of egress,
set fire to the pile. Fully COO thus per-
iShed.
So passed d structure that had been the
scene of stirring happenings. it was al
ways the democratic center, as opposed
to the autocratic Louvre. a few squares
westward. Here the third estate SO
troublesome and ultimately so fatal to
the monarchy, developed it's power. Here
the captors of the Bastille We're welcom-
ed triunphantly the l4th of July,
rated pixies from their successful attack
Here three days later the unhappy Louis
XVI went reluctantly. accompanied by
dense mob, and showed himself at
window wearing the cockade of three
colors-reputed to have been designed by
I,afayette
Evening star., 1914-04-10
To Present Chinese Minister.

Secretary Bryan has arranged to pre-
, sent the new Chinese minister. Kai Flu
Shah. to President Wilson either next
Monday or Tuesday. The new envoy
has already called at the State Depart
ment and paid his respects to Mr.. Bryan
Informally.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Consul Gasset Goes to Malaga.

Percival Gasset of the District OF Co
lumbia, now consul at 1quiaue. Is to
be transferred as consul at Malaga
Spain, according to a list of nomina-
tions and transfers in the diplomatic
and consular service sent to the Senate
Evening star., 1914-04-10

1t pays to read the want columns Of
The Star. Hundreds of situations arr
filled through them.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Fishermen Optimists.

CndiSmayed by the food and ram the
fishermen. who are reputed to be the
greatest optimists in the world because
they never lose faith in the possibility
Of catching something. continue to cast
their lines from quays and landing stages.
II is one of the favorite diversions of
Parisians to stand on the bridges and
watch these French Waltons. betting on
a system Of great odds for and against
a catch. 1t is said that no one ever saw
a fish actually caught within the mem
DRY of living men. but that may not be
literally true. ! only know that | have
watched many fishermen and have seer
no catch.
But the fishing in the Seine is OF today
and we are traversing the Paris of yes
terday. There remain two points OF par
ticular interest to visit. close together
but some distance to the west. 1t is pos
sible with the aid of the map to go di-
rectly by way of the quaint little streets
that cut in and out and twist and angle
but it is inconvenient in the rain thus tc
study the way, and so the best course is
to proceed straight to the Boulevard st
Germain and utilize that broad highway
which was ''Haussmanized" through the
crookedeSt part of the left bank. Ad-
vice to the amateur explorer in Paris
Never try TO walk about without a map
for there is no security in general di-
rections or in memory or in sense o1
dlrectlon. by chart alone can these
tortuous channels be nayigated.
Moving down the boulevard to the west
We soon pass the Musee de Cluny. one
of the most instructive and interesting
places in all Paris. but not for us today
Next comes the School of Medicine ar
impressive structure. appropriately neigh.
bored by shops containing medical sup
plies and surgical instruments, and one
mark the specialty-dealing chiefly ir
machines for slicing things into thin. bits
for microscopic examination. All these
are i'll the interest of humanity. Such
also was the inspiration of the gentleman
for whose workshop we are hunting. A
landmark appears in bronze statue OF
Danton. 1t could not have been more
appropriately placed. for directly oppo-
site opens a narrow passageway under ar
arch. This is the Cour du Commerce
| uninviting and insignificant. lined by
Evening star., 1914-04-10
REG ON STRl CTED HOTEL DE VILE
(CITY HALLD.

is soon to be removed altogether from its
historical site behind Notre Dame.
A few steps beyond this gruesome SOU
venr of the wrctchednesS of certain
phases of Partisan life, and l stood on
one of the many bridges spanning the
Seine. which contributes SO many victims
to the public mortuary chambers. The
smaller waters rushed swiftly beneath. a
veritable flood caused by the heavy rains
of the past fortnight. The walks along
the landing stages, below the quays. are
in places under water. Here and there
trees growing on the lower banks are
surrounded. From time to time a pedes
trian pauses on the bridge and notes the
stage of the water as marked by an iron
scale set against the quay wall. Recol-
lections of the inundation of January
1910, are revived sby this present condi-
ton, which threatens at the present time
to become worse.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
TRAGED|ESOF PARIS
BROUGHT TO MIND
Historic Spots in Older and
Darker Paris Are
Visited.
RAMBLE ON RAINY DAY
NOT WHOLLY CHEERING
G. A. Lyon, Jr.. Tells of His Ex-
plorations and Search of Old
Landmarks.
Stan eec..,p.ndenee Of The Sta !.

STAFF Correspondence uf The star
PARIS March -. 1914
Let US continue the exploration Of old
Paris and the search for historical land
marks. The day is still wet and gloomy,
quite suitable for an -expedition about
the scenes of tragedy Which any journey
of this sort through the ancient section
of the French capital inevitably includes.
We leave the spot where the last bar
ricade OF the short-lived insurrection of
down the Rue St Martin to the old
Mederic started in 1o2o. Its striking
but unfinished portal looms darl1ly
through the rain and offers no invita-
ton to enter. although the interior is
in some respects attractive. \ detour
around the building affords an interest
ing conception of the narrowness and
crookedness Of the streets of old Paris.
and gives also an idea Of the manner in
which strictly secular establishments
were huddled against the very walls of
the sacred edifices of former days.
Returning to Rue st. Martin, a few
yards back from the river. we encounter
the sinister opening of the Rue dc Ven
ise. five centuries ago notorious as the
home of usurers and cutthroats 1t is
and one feels no call to penetrate it's
mysteries. which. however. doubtless
consist chiefly of low grcg shops. Re-
peated warnings about the unwisdom of
venturing off the highways in this city
of supposedly police-regulated crime re-
cur to the mind and prohibit an ex-
cursion, however innocent the street may
now be of lawlessness.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Sluieuuatcrcns Ncarapelie.

Sfien meoheles ben 23oe Wai. Zen
iornlpffeoe Siuieuogter aurl SlienS
@earapelie ioresif ioae lrber enc.
ltaaenHe itor IeItaaclie. aapcIlet
uar al adnalenS Sipre rigt ocforerei.
Zen bpilnaleoe alite bar bTffet I'm.
Ger ct TrIo al WIonriter. Vaitor Gr.
lnrhicn fnrrettehe. Son itilbrct ben
Smerte og Sorg iout bette Ssbsialb
hapoe poft. MenS andre iorbcreotc
ia Ill at ieire Toe. Mars TaQcn.
tlumpet ban lin iibite aanlo berthe
/ annalcn. Ger itoo Sunorcoer al
Wcrnelter oa iaa ham fiGlupe lin
0eoStamp, men inQcn funoe blrIpe,
iclu life ueh DC melt ~belicmooiac PM.
'trTnaclier. Vno @aoren bIcp Ioat
eli Wrrqoc ardnier, blanbt onbet al
aanaIbeitnrer Steren % @riascicr
$. Z. Sanien meo ielgenoc Orb:
"Fad bennc SeIts 9aore neNIra0cr
ieQ bcnne aranS fra SfienS @rlaS.
cieriorcnirq". ailteu bier baarct uh
al aolleger. MarifoIfer ror aanal.
%hclturcr Stsren oa Slulcmeiter
WfcIIer. @ooene bar aI6eIe5 milo.
baffet al Mcnneifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Sturt Standardized / Suan. :

har | noaen Sio paagaat torbere6enoe
9(rbeioer for DC itore Nnlpa, iom If.
tieielifabet S%ninIaIbene fol ltoierc /
9larbal. inherit / Soqn. s Sorbin.
beIie bermeb er Ser iielge "@eraenS
4itenbIoo~ / oiSie Gage ira Ell Hpf.
fe Snhoannere / Nar0ol paft Wotion
Tor Of iaa reoIiieret Sen gomIe EIan
ON en- aonaIiiering al 6Greioselpen
- Sen forte Glpeitrpfning, lom Tor.
binber Iarbalspanoet nleo Sogne.
iioroen. s 60.Iarene bIep ser al Set
oIfentIiae bepilget MibIer til ell min.
ore l~lOOpbning al glpen - eft pr
hei6e. iom foitebe omfrmq 5000 ctr.
Smiolertib blep Grapet poo en- be6re
S~orbinoeIie meIlem Sogneiioroen %
Epre 4arbaI Iterfere. Get breieoe Jig
imiolertio ON iaa tore @els6 - lem
bunorebe SliIen - Of man unoer Sc
oapprcnoc 6orbolb maatte laoe BID
men ioloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Sohan Sburiens Seitamente. IRA

SaugcIuno meooeles ocn 25oc Wfai.
Sfibsreoer Sobon 2boriens eiterIao-
re Sormie ubgisr omfring 100000,
et betpoelig Itsrre @elsb emo man
bapbe antaget, "a man mente, at ban
hapbe ifiGnfet bort belle i'm 6ormnie
mems ban lepet. Ser Sienoeoeler al
oct eiterlaote @eleb ital iislge Souen
iorOeles mellem Nrpinserue, iom err
hans 10 Seitre. Gnteiru Gina girte-
lano o. Gnfeiru &aSml5ien. Sbor-
lens Seitamente beitenmer at al NE.
item ifoI omfring 10000 aroner ean
iii Ssiteren Gina. omfring 10000
iii @augeIunos Iloersbiem % Ell lig-
nenoe geleb til Sprettelie al ct
@linbcinititut / Stannepif / Ssno.
horbianh. Ter blep Tor lprgere Sio
iioen opretiet sestepast meIIem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Stur Gritatnina til CpNobcrnc.

Faa 6orlangenbe al nogen S~piiboere
pao SuS / ainierpif. lom bar feIt ia
ifubelibenoe, peo en- itaoig Sfoaro3.
ming iom bar pnagooet iioen SeIifo.
bet beapnote lit MnIpg a. Ell Serbia.
ne oOer SltIemoen, bar %Nn1tmanoen
opnupnt Ell Sofitnpono poa 3 Meo-
lemmer, bporiblonot Sfo~aiorpaIter
glptt, for at uoreoe Gr~itatrinoS-
ipsr9Smaalet. S%ofitmGn0enc bar MI
ofgiuet lit Sfian, bporeiter SeIifnbet
ti%IpliatcS at betale Spiioberne TO-.
600 Str. Tor Sen eoelaqtc Sfo9teig.
Sfogen, iom Sfaoen onlballoler, bar
lteppe Ell eaentlig %Groi al mere eno
5000 SIR, men Sfiensmpnoenc
bar taget Senipn til oen utpiliomnlc
@proiItlgning, ionn bill giere iig 9iTI-
oenoe, noar Nnlr9gene fontmer /
Drift. SrIifabet har gaaet meo pao
at betolc GritotniNaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Wnbstienciten / Spmfirsen

Sronobjem ben 20oc Wni, Dor al be.
tuaenoe, uforalenmelig @irfning,
iagoc Statsminiiter 8rnnor &nl,o.
fen peo Siemlfomiten til &riitiania.
Set cr ct berli9 @pguerf", Iagoc
Stutsminiiterelt, "og flnoe ieg op-
lepe Den Gaa, Ga ieg iii ic benne Sir
fe Itaa iulot f9roig, piloe leg ppre
glob. Seq bar ieet mango l~ignenoc
aateoraler / llbIanoet, eiter nit
Sfien cr be %franife og cuQeIife be
nafreite. &c ubenlnnoife Girfer er
nof lterrc enb SronobicmS Gomfirfe,
men ieg Ipres, at EronbbiemS Cont
firfc opcritraaler Dem, ieg bar let
uoenlunbS, / Sfienbeo % Sarnoni.
Get er ilinfe ioIf man bar oeroppe,
ira 2cbernc til Nrbeibernc. Sten-
buQgerarbeibet forefront mig iielbelt
paffert og Iompitti9hebsiulot ubfert.
&c enfclte Sele er Io8t npocIig lam.
men,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Wpf ct 1OO.@ars Snbilrnm. Nor.

qeS eper1te militPre S%nItitution. 8e.
ne~ralita6en, ieireoe Den 22oe Wiai lit
t0O.Nnrs SubilGum. alm 5 Gage
eiterat Norge par bIeoet ct leIpitpn.
oi9 Giae, u0ite0te Song 9briitlan
6reberif en- 9(rmebefaling bporefter
8eneralita6en burtigit iflllOe etobIe.
res. GbriItian 6reoerif iotte itor
Gris ono oenne milit9re ,~Snitititior.
iom ban tiIIagoe ben itsrite 9etpo.
nina. Gen norife @~enerolitob bar
Isrt Ell noget ifiitenbe 5iIpGreIie
qienum Sc iorI3bne 100 Ndr, i0ct
oens Organization bar uRret ioran.
bret ejentagne 6ange. 6ortiben be.
itnar 8eneraIiiabeu AZ en- General,
lire Sberitleitranter, nj aopteiner
on nj Moiointer, iaIt % pirfelige Be.
neralitabSoiiicerer bnortil fommer
- Nipiranter. Generalization frazer
en- 400 llooanrelie hos line Siiicerer.
! 6reo bar Standardization Ill Gpga.
De at uoarbeioe TIaner Tor Nrnleen$
Mobiliiering. al iorbereoe Sraus.
porter, inoiamIe Splpsninger ON
iremmeoe Armeer. uoorbeioe Starter
oiu. ) 4rig maa 8eneraIitaben ifoi.
ie Gerionel iii Stnberre. inbiomIe
Splpsninaer ON 6lenoens 9ep9sel.
Ter meo pIoere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Nn %auf pna Sclaclano. Gn HGf-

tc '%renritaocnoc Murln paa 6clac.
Inno meo Den IonoSfienhtc aiebnlono
Sans u. Mcper / mo / Noncn /
Sbio'en bar optaact Nrbcibet Tor eli
e9en Tripntbanf ior Giitrittct. Gen
fol liaac / $40 % GfticinobpoeIicn
iloienbes / oiSic Sage. Set hcber her.
at Sapnet al en- pripat TorretninaS-
banf lpn9e har prret islcliq % norer
Tor huer SoQ unoer Giitriftets raif,
llopifling. Hu mao mango isgc liz
Sunfforbinoclic MOREOVER eIler icr.
coer oa bet er uheloiq al Here @rltr.
be, blonot aloet forOi Iiitriftet font.
mer / Observation-Disclosures iii andre.
aapitalen er lat til 100000 &roner,
men @anfcn fan itartes oIlereoc meb
10000. Nfticrne blir pao 200 SER.
vi slobnoerne er Ser paa Sorbaano
tegnet ct @eIeb al $4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Wpt Mntumubiliclifab paa @citlan

ost. Sra Horbfior0eio meooelcs Ben
27oe Mai NftieieIitobct Noroiioro
-Spnomore NlitomobilieIito6, ionl
blep fonititllert / Sorninoolen Sen
14oc glpril 3. q. er MI al Nmi5uei-
itpret / q. @ergenbu9 Amt meo0eIt
&once5iion. Nf~tiefopitolen $4,000
SIR. er ~iorlpn9it iu%Ibtegnet % lfaI
%inoreit milig itopibeS meo pocrIigere
10000 ar., iom ifoI teAne5 / Op-
ltrpn % Oloen So9n. Stprct ionl
beltaar al = Mpno ira bucrt al De
6eItagenoc &erreoer me0 T~oitulelter
Sdnlibt, Norbiioroeibr iom Sor'
manO, ifaI bape W}soe / S%orninoolen
oen lite lSltni, bpor Sen nurmerc
HuteorOnIng III. y. ifaI iaitIlaaeS.
Der pil aabne8 9luiomobilruter mel.
lem Strpn og @elIelplt, Strpn %
Chen o. Norofioroeio til Strpn.
decentralization omfatteS M meo
ltor 2ylteresie / Tiltrifternc, o. ocn
betpoer oeioa CT bemoelig 6remifiot
/ llonpttelien al &eiene. Man bon-
Ter at iaa Sraiifen igong / Cont
lrler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Nornonrfnina / Sanmarf.

nUiten $4,000 auaoratfilometer.
iom Gonmarf5 idmIeoe Nrcol no.
gier. bellptteS omtrent 10000 auao.
rotfilometer eaer omtrent ire ISler.
Dele pan lonobrigsmPsiiQ Moooe,
mebenS Reiteu err Sfoqe. I~lanta1er.
Sauer. Ssroemoier, Seie. gpqlc.
qrtn0c. @aaroSplaoier. Sober OF
aIitter, % al oen Inuobrugsmpsrig
benpttcoe Gel al Nrealet er after pud
oct nrrnIcite 26,000 auaOrntfllome.
ter oprfet Arenl, 5. D. /. unoer Plog
% in0oroqet i Rotatiouer, meoeus
HeIten er 6na. aiGrior6er eler SGl-
Ie0er. ll0ifiller man 0ernGit al Sc
2.5S4.000 Seftur ourfct Nreal Sen
Tel, Ser benutte5 I'll &orn0urfning
CRlig, &ue0e, 9pq, Snure OF 9lan0.
ipo til Wo0ninq), uiier Sen ia at
uoqier ti50.000 &eftar eqer ca.
10 pGt. oerui. &c rcIteren0c 80 oct.
al 6et 0nrfcbe IredI onpenoes til
Mooirugter, Nulqipo % liqu., til
@rPs % @reniooer. iii Nfgreocr,
ser neopleieS. cQer benIiager ion
9rofmorf. Get ourfeoe Arenl er
iioen 1861 uorct ira OBS 900 Sef.
tar iii 2,5si,O00 Seftdr, og ar
oelrne ltoDioelic paa mere en0 II
Mil. Seftar ialoer 100000 6eftar
paa 4orn0prfningcn. Ser man
imiolcrtio bort ira Sc isrite 90 Mar
al oerutc Eeriooe, uiier oet JIG. at
Oct oprfeoe areoI iioer 1881 er ooret
mco 10000 6eftar, meoenS aorn
areolet / ioume Sio fitn er porct
meo 10000 Seftar. S~oueoparten
al set me Ngerarenl err fontnret
Nooirlgterne tilgooe. 5 Aareue
19Ot-t2 er 2urnareaIet boa ooret
meo 400 Seftar o. oct iamlebe
ourfeoe Areal meo fun 5000 Sef.
tar. .