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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-03
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

April /, 1918.
1t was Good Friday last week and
we were good too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Kratz were
pleasant callers at the parental home
of the formers last week.
/ A number of our rural element
took in the musical concert at the
opera house at Ridgeway last week
Saturday, being the last number of
the lecture course.
Last Sunday, being Easter, could
hardly be called eggless day, by the
number of eggs that were consumed
by old and young.
Rev. w. A. Scholer of Cresco held
preaching services at the Evangeli-
cal church here last Sunday morning
being the last service before confer
ence. The Reverend left on Monday
for Story City, Ia, to attend the an
nual gathering of Iowa ministers.
w. E. Wiedeman was pleasant
business caller at Cresco the other
week one day.
Wesley Kratz went to Cresco the
other week Saturday on a business
mission.
Jim Soukup was hauling logs to
Protivin the other week to be sawed
into lumber.
Services at the Evangelical church
next Sunday as follows Sunday
school at 1920 a. m. followed by
prayer meeting. Come and worship
with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kratz auto
ed to Cresco the other week Satur-
day to do some shopping in that
burg.
Miss Clara Kuntz spent the 9TH
er week Tuesday evening with her
friend, Miss Della Fosse of Ridge
way.
Charley Kuntz was pleasant
shopper at Cresco the other week
one day.
Joyce Wirschman went to Decor
ah the other Saturday on a business
mission.
Seeding of spring wheat started
here the fore part of last week and
things are progressing finely.
Some were baling hay last week
one day to be shipped elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinhart and
family were pleasant callers at the
Schild home the other Sunday af-
ternoon.
Rev. w. A. Scholer of Cresco din
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Kratz
the other Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kratz and
family wkere entertained at dinner
the other Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Demo Kratz of Sumner township.
Mrs. Charley Glass of FIT. Atkin-
son, who had been visiting friends
relatives, ETC., in this vicinity for
some time went to Cresco the fore
part of last week to continue her
visitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aegerter were
pleasant callers at Cresco the other
week Saturday.
John Aegerter was a pleasant
caller at the home of w. f. Wiede-
man the other week one day.
A peddler selling goods passed
through here the latter part of last
week.
A number of our people attended
services at Protivin, Spillville and
elsewhere on Good Friday last
week.
April, jokes, pranks, etc., were
played by our younger people on
each other last week Monday.
+ Miss Amelia KratZ was on the
sick list last week one day.
Willie Wagner now gathers cream
in his auto truck as of former
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-03
NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT

In District Court, State of Iowa,
Winneshiek county, IS.
In the matter of the estate Of o. T..
Hamre, deceased:
To the Treasurer of State, E. H. Hoyt
and Ole 4Iamre, John Hamre,
Thorger Hamre, liver Hamre,
Mrs. Marie Skamstad, T. o.
Hamre, Mrs. Anne Krageland,
Mrs. Birget Gaethe, Mrs. Tilla
Heglie, Ole Hansegaarden, Mrs.
Martin Peterson, Torger Hanse-
garden, John r. Hamre, Carrie
Hansegaarden, Mrs. Nels Quail
ley.
You, and each of you, aremhereby
notified that the undersigned, duly
appointed and qualified appraisers of
property charged, or sought to be
charged, with the payment OF
COLLATERAL INHERITANCE TAX
will, at 10 o'clock a. m, on the 9th
day of April A. ID. 1918, at Co.
Clerks office, DEBORAH, Iowa, in said
county and state, proceed to appraise
the property of the estate of said de-
cedent subject to the Collateral In
heritanee Tax, as provided by law.
|, Please take notice and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Dated March 18th, 1918.
C. w. FREEMAN,
c.. CHRISTEN,
LUTHER REED,
Appraisers.
If you are not regular sub
scriber to the Public Opinion, you
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-03

nice in the winter time when it is
Isleighing, as the road is very low.
But in the spring of the year is
when it is some tough, as there is
no place for the water to get out Of
the road. The bank between the
two bridges ought to be cut down
as it is a very bad place to meet and
accidents are liable to happen. Do
the work soon while you have the
money.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-03

If you are not a regular sub
scriber to the Public Opinion, you
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-28
= De Las 0FICINAS De POLICIA :
MONGOLES TAHURES

De una casa que esta en- Ia cal.t
Laredo, al norte, fueron sacados aver
Y consignados a las autoridades judi
%ciales, varios chinos que Sc ded;caban
a jugar a la baraja. Los asiaticos
fueron ~aprehendidos por ell diputado
del Condestable, Luis Cardenas. Ca
da uno de ellos fue multado en- Ia can
tidad de $3.50.
BESIDE hace dias que la policia te-
MIA conocimiento del garlic ciandes-
tho f~recuentado por los chlnos, y
para dar Ell golpe Sc espero a que
e~stuvieran reunidos algunos de los
que Il e. concurrian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-28
La CAMPANA CONTRA FL YlCI0

Personaimente el jefc d. Ia policia
Lancaster. acompanado de algunos de
sus c~apitanes Y de var:os agentes dc
confianza. anduvo practicando aver
raids en- casas que de antemano Sc
lie denunciarcn como de mala nota,
habiendo hecho algunas apprehension
mes.
Los agentes e~ncargados de Ia CAM
pana contra cl vico, detuvieron aver
al ob~scurecer a tres mujcres de una
casa que esta por el rumbo de las
GALES Sur Laredo Y Tcracruz y otras
dos de per ell rumbo de las GALES Do
~lorosa Y Santa Rosa.
Por Ia noche Sc practicaron nuevos
| raids: pcro todavia a la bora en- cue
nuestro reporter fuc 4 ~recogcr sus
notas. no Sc rendia parte del resu.-
! tado de cllos.
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CiIDA De CONSEQUENCES

Alexandra Rodriguez, que yive en-
la esquina de las GALES So. Flores y
Arsenal, Sc dedicaba aver por ia ma
mana a cosecnar las pocas nueces que
aun quedaban en- TN corpulento no.
gal, cuando Sc rompio Il de las ra-
mas del arbol V Sc vino al suelo, oca-
sion&ndose algunos golpes que anne
~ritaron su pase al hospital de la ciu,
dad, para que ALI Sc le %atendiera.
Este hecho ocurrio a las doce del dia
Y tom6 conocimiento de el, ell captain
Brown, quien dispuso que Ia ambu-
lancia de policia fuera a recoger al
g~olpeado.
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POR Ell HOSPITAL

Donate Espinosa que Sc encontra-
ba eni'erma de cierta gravedad, fue
recogido aver por la ambulancia de
poIicia Y conducido al hospital de la
ciudad para su curacion.
Del mismo establecimiento fue re-
cogida Paulina Garcia y conducida a
81 res;dencia sta en- la casa numero
935 de la Gale So. Laredo.
NJ. Sanchez, cue tambien fue curado
en- el hospital de Ia ciudad, Sc lie do
ALI de alta Y en- la misma ambulan-
cia Sc lie condu.jo i su domicilio de la
Gale Matamoros numlero 104.
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LOS ROBOS DE AUTOMOBILES

De Ia casa numero 20li@ de Il ca
lie Z. Concrete. fue robado un auto
m6vil Ford, de .cinco pasajeros, mode
10 1913. No tenia numero de regis
tro, por 10 que sera dificil 81 jden-
tificaci6n.
Otro automoviI Ford. de cinco pa
sajeros. con el registro numero 935
del Estado de Texas, fuc robado dc
la segunda cuadra de Ia Gale Travis.
AnCche, a las 1910, los latrones
de esa clase de maquinas Sc apode-
raror de otro automGvil de cinco pa
~sajeros. marcado cou el registrO nd-
biendose consumado este rc5o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-28
NO SABEN SU PARADERO

La familia de Ia sonora Juana .Ro-
driguez, de rs amos de edad, que resi-
de en- Ia casa nimero 416k de la ca
lie Carnaron, dieron parte q la justi-
cia de que ignoran ell paradero de
dicha anciana, que salio de su casa Y
no ha vuelto a ella nj Sc lie e~ncuentra
por ninguna parte, no obstante que
Sc han hecho activas gestiones para
localizarla. La senora Rodriguez Wis
te toda de negro y lleva la cabeza en-
vuelta en- un chal del mismo color.
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nRRas DE ~MAUPASSANT
OBRAS DIYERSAS

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ARMADA DE PISTOLA

Ell sabado por Ia noche, frente a
la casa numero 6l4 de a<alle Mata-
morcs rinercn a balazos dos hombres
de color, uno de los cuales resulto
muertc a c-onsecuencia de las heTidas
que recibiera. FL que hizo los Gispa-
ros logro escapar: pero la policia de-
tuvo q una mujer que intervino en- la
rina y esta die ell nombre del negro
heridor, al que Sc lie echo ell guante
aver en- la tarde. encontrandosele una
pistola caiibre So Y varios tiros.
Hoy Sc lie consignara a la autori-
dad iudicial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-28
CABALI<O ROBADO

e. Sheriff Tobin del Condado de
BeXar, con asiento en- esta ciudad,
reci6i0 aver aviso del Sheriff de San
Marcos, Tex, relative a que ALI Sc
habian robado un caballo prieto, ca
re- blanca, de "A pulgadas de a~ltura,
con las ~inicales c. L., sobre las n
cas-. Como Sc presume que los abb
gees Sc trajeron para esta ciudad ell
animal de que Sc apoderaron, Sc ha
r~ecomendado va a la poiicia Y a los
tratantes en- esa clase de bestias,
para cue 10 "recojan y aprehendan a
quien 10 posca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-28
NOtas brGVes de Ia Ciudad
DE REGRESO

Procedente de Piedras Negras, Goa
hula. ha llegado a San Antonio Ia
sonora. Gona Tomasa Zertuche viuda
de Rios, quien pas6 Il t~emporada
ea aquclla ~poblacion Y en- Monclova,
arreglando negocios faniliares. La
estimable DANA vicne z esta ciudad
a ~rcunirse con sus hijos que estan
aqui radicados desde hace mas Ge tres
amos.
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INCENDlO

A las tres Y media de Ia tarde del
dia de aver, Sc declare IN incendio
en- la casa numero 135 de Ia aveuida
Mckinley, h~abiendosc producido perdi
das por vaIcr de $4,000. n Il casa
nj. los muebles eslaban asegurados,
asi es que, el dueno pierde dicha an
tidad.
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NOYEL.AS DIYERSAS

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0BRAS DE GRANDES AUT0RES

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NOVELAS \ so

Axe lie BusCar Marido.
Jsiydglu dc Amor.
IL N1yiu PrrSiddO.
Il pur- ajUrio dc las SulicraS.
I'll Paraj>U &c las Muicrcs.
+ inferno lie los HOmbr2S.
Fl Hsda de los Mares.
Il NgtC de RulSelOrcS.
Il Collar te L>iucraltaS.
Il - de las NtndS.
EI Nina en- IN ticSO-
La HIa te las Flores.
la HIsI ~ los LabIos.
Ia Nina de los IaZ:uiAeS.
La Viuua Alesre.
La CCstc del Amor.
- gTiuCeS3 del Dollar.
La uQa de Venus.
Las uDreraS del Amor.
Las iIlIas del Champagne.
Marina Q u Niia dc ms Dlas.
Maldilas sean las NUiercS.
Naid;tOS sean los liO;GbrcS.
Aa;4ilaS sean las SGegraS.
Maldii0 sea eli Amor.
M.li.lcs sean los CeiOs.
~FasIGadFgaS tie Amor
?Urgue sc CaSal los tiOmbres.
POrQae 50 Casan las MGiercs-
pOTguG Pecan las NGlcres.
POT4IG RelDCIdeQ las NIudaS.
poFuuG MUrEaurSn las Vie!as.
Ppr SeEulr . o. Mujer.
Su Najescat e. Am0r.
;Slya III Nova
Maria pnT jorge lS3acS.
FL Tanuseritu Ge mi Msdre.
Las EYaS M~oderraS.
Fl Hlio Maldiio.
Fl Bec5TTo de Orc
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
i~iriiase a IgRaciJ E. Lozano.-1I8
Y. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
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PRACTICES


"a uu peso cada uno-)
Mammal de Aceiles Y JabOneS.
VSns:aI lie A~zricuI;uTa ' Ganaderla-
Manual de Aries Y nIlcgcS.
Manual dc AihaNiieria.
Mammal de C~arqlCtcFia &c Taller.
Ng3TaI de CeTraierIa : UbrGS de Hero.
Manual del CoEelerU ' PolToriSta.
Manual del Cr.rliGoT de PIeieS.
Manual &c! Confiler1-Pa>.estEo.
Manual del observation-disclosures
Nsngat de EieCtriclIad.
Manual de FUtOgT3Ila.
Nanaa! del HuIalatcro-
Manual de JaTdtugrla Y Horticultural
Ns-1sI del lah0rep lie AildS-
Manual de LcrAeg!2,
Mamma! de- MeC&HlC4 Industrial.
Manual del PIEtGr.
Nanggl del TsieSraflStI J ~leIrLS"'s"h
Manual UCl iieioteEO-
Manual! del SaStre
Manuel del Fabr.raGte O. EetlS.
WTnmaI Dc Ve;eTraari4 y EgCti4clon.
Nsu.s! del E3D3teTo.
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Mr.. E. A. Peden, Presidente del Co
mite local de la Administration Fe-
deral de Provisiones, en- Ia Ultima
junta de dicho Comite hizo Ia 81
guiente declaration, que n seguida
eXtractam0s:
e. Administrator Federal de
Provisiones, ha expedido ordenes que
Sc han communicate a los comercian-
ties. relatives a que en- las ciudades
unicamente debe venderse a cada
c~omprador, harina en- cantidad de TN
cuarto de barril Y en- las afueras,
en- cantidad que no eXceda de medic
barril, o sea un saco de "a hbras,
ambos, con sus correspondence can
tidadeS de harina de maiz. Mr.. Pc
len ha tenido conocimiento de que
muchos concentrates han c~ontrave-
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frente q ia casa numero 1909 de Ia
avenid2 Main.
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Seran muItados los comercian-
tes que vendan comestlbles
por mayor a las familias
PRECIOS A0UE DEBERAN SER YENDIDOS Los WHERE'S

nida esa disposition Y han proper
cionado a sus clientes harina IN ma
yores cantidades, por 10 que Sc les
recuerda que estan s~ujetos a sufrlr el
condigno castigo cue consiste en- Ell
pago de n multa. no mayor de
diez mil dolares o dos mos de pri-
sion, @ ambas penas.
TambiGn los c~ompradores que sc
provean de mayor cantidad de ali
mentos que la necesaria pala sus
e~xigencias familiares. sufrira IN as
;igo adecuado a su falta.
FL comite local ha c&mbiado Ia no.
ra de sus juntas Y Ell 10 successive Sc
verificaran los martes Y viernes a
las 1890 a. m, en- vez de las cinco
lie la tarde. como Sc habian venido
practicando los dias expresados.
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(Pasa 3 la 81. Pag. Col 1s.j
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-02-01
OPPOSES SENDING FOOD.
National Defense Council Asking
Friends Not to Send Foods
to Soldiers.

An official statement issued by the
council of national defense this week
and made public here by M. p. Good
ner. secretary of the state council,
declares that abundant food is fur
nished soldiers and sailors at all the
training camps and that the send
Ing of food to these men by their
families and friends Is not In any
respect necessary"
The statement goes on to say that
"the aggregate quantity Of food thus
sent is enormous and much of it,
having been conveyed long distances
in heated express and mail cars, is
more or less spoiled and consequent
ly injurious to the health of the men.
Therefore" the statement concludes,
''in the interest Of the conservation
of food and also the health of the
men, the council of national defense
requests the public to discontinue
the sending of foodstuffs to the
camps"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-02-01
DEFENSE COUNCIL WANTS
a. FOOD INSTRUCTOR HERE
Offers to Pay Half of Expenses of
Government Agent, to Teach
Conservation.

II the county commissioners are
favorable and willing to bear half
the expense, Thurston county will
have food conservation demon
strator under the federal emergency
food law, the County Council of De-
tense at its regular meeting Wednes-
day evening having voted to pay half
of the expenses of such an official, up
to $50 q month. The salaries of the
demonstrators are paid by the gov.
ernment.
The Council instructed County
Agent c. H. Bergstrom to present the
plan to the commissioners at their
meeting next Monday. At present
Miss Boone of the State College is
handling the work In this district
dividing her time among Thurston
Mason, Lewis, and Gray's Harbor
counties. II the new plan is adopt.
ed, the demonstrator would spend all
her time working among the women
of this county, conducting free class
es in wartime cooking and other
household economies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-02-01
RED CROSS STARTS THIRD DANCE
AT MASONIC TEMPLE.
New Affair Provided to Relieve the
Crowded Conditions at Other
Halls.

Because the crowds have packed
the Saturday night dances given by
the Red Cross at the Tumwater club
house and Central hall, third dance
is to be started this week, at the Ma
sonic Temple. the Red Cross dance
committee announces, with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Fromme in charge.
This affair is to be another "jit-
ney" dance and Stebbins' orchestra
will furnish the music. AS patron
esses, Mrs. Fromme has enlisted
Mesdames Jesse T. Mills, George D.
Prigmore, w. H. Hosler, J. G. Sans,
Peter G. Schmidt, F. g. Blakeslee, ].
s. Springer, s. J. Chadwick, George
H. Funk, James A. Van Eaton, B. F.
Hume, Fred w. Crombie, John
Barnes and Frank Maahs.
1t Is expected that, through the
operation of the three dances, the
crowded conditions of the past will
be relieved and the evenings fun
made more enjoyable for the dancers
The other two dances will be con.
Quoted just as they have been in the
past.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-02-01
LOCAL wv. c. A. DRIVE"
PAID BY PLEDGE CARDS
New War Contribution Plan Used tC
Meet First Special Campaign.

Five hundred dollars from the
amount already raised by the pledge
card system will be turned over to
the Y. w. c. A. as Thurston county's
share in the drive" now in progress
in the Northwest, the County Coun-
Gil of Defense decided at its regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
This is the first instance in which
the new plan Of raising war contri-
buttons has been used, relieving the
people Of the city and county of the
special campaign for this purpose.
The minute women of the county are
continuing the solicitation Of pledges.
under the direction of Mrs. J. w.
NOVEL;, as the full amount desired
has not been subscribed.
All the money raised in this way,
through pledges of 10 cents a month
or more, will be used to pay the
amounts the county is asked to con-
tribute to such "drives" as that of
the Y. w. c. A.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-02-01
GERMAN ALIEN ENEMIES MUST
REGISTER NEXT WEEK.
All Men More Than II Years Old
Required to List Themselves
for Identification.

Registration of German alien ene-
mics starts next Monday and ends
the following Saturday, the work in
Olympia being handled by Chief of
Police H. L. Cusack, and in the va
rious communities of the county by
the postmasters.
All Germans more than IA years
old who have not taken out their
final citizenship papers must register
under the proclamation issued by
President Wilson by authority from
congress. Failure to do so will in
volve indefinite detention and prob
ably deportation later. Registration
cards must be carried for identifica-
ton. Women are not required to
register.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-02-01
LOCAL AUTO DEALER ENIISTS
IN AVIATION CORPS.
Ed Nepple Expects Orders in Short
Time to Report for Training.

Ed Nepple, junior partner of the
Rose-Nepple Auto company, local
Dodge Brothers representatives, has
been qualified and sworn In as a
cadet in the aviation section, signal
officers reserve corps. and expects to
be called to service within the next
two or three weeks.
Nepple went to Seattle and took
the physical examinations some
weeks ago, but announcement of his
enlistment was withheld by the firm
until yesterday. He expects to be
ordered first to the training camp at
Berkeley, Calf, for an eight weeks
course in the ground school, and
then to go to San Diego for his pre-
liminary air training.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-02-01
.GhNCERS APPROVE
/ LARGE BOND ISSUE
MASS MEETING AT MLANE
GRANGE HALL ENDORSES
S0OO,OOO PROJECT.

Fifty Grangers, representing per-
sonally or by proxy every subordi-
nate Grange in the county except
Pleasant Glade and Schneider's Prai-
rie, unanimously endorsed the $780,
900 bond issue plan proposed by Sem
ator p. H. Carlyon for the improve
ment of the permanent highways of
the county, at mass meeting at Nc
Lane Grange hall Thursday evening.
The action followed considerable
discussion by Westside residents and
farmers from different sections Of
the county. The principal talk of
the evening was made by A. s. Cation,
who explained the Carlyon plan, say
ing the amount would take care Of
So miles of state highways in the
county and that the principal and
interestrcould be paid of. in 30 years
with the regular road fund levies,
leaving considerable sum each year
for the improvement of the lateral
highways and saving at least $780,
900 and probably 100000 to $780,
900 that would otherwise be expend-
ed in the maintenance of gravel
roads.
He also emphasized the fact, sug-
gested to him by Charles Bremen,
that now, when the property valua-
tions of the county are high, due to
its timber. is the time to improve the
roads. and not later, when the tim
Der has been cut off and the burden
would fall directly on the farmers.
He also quoted Prosecuting Attorney
O'Leary as expressing the opinion
that because of doubt as to the le-
gality of submitting three plans at a
special election, the commissioners
should decide upon one project.
Other talks were made by Mike
Neylon. Fred w. Convery, County
Treasurer Fred w. Stocking, w. N.
Duncan, Emery Chaplin. Charles
Brenner, Pomona Master Jay Bolster,
and Mr.. Conine, representing Yelm.
The last named stated that he favored
the 100000 plan from what he
knew of it and suggested that meet
ing be arranged at Yelm at which
Senator Carlyon could explain it in
detail to the farmers of that section.
This is to be held early next week.