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Show Tin: reapportionment bill as passed makes the new membership of tho house of representatives !l,'it, an increase of 'J4, a gain of one each being made in Alabama, Arkansas. California. Colorado, Colo-rado, Georgia, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, Oregon. Ore-gon. Washington and Wisconsin; n gain of two each in Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Texas, and a gain of three in Nebraska. A comparison of the present with the new apportionment apportion-ment can bo made from the subjoined table: - t S STATES, Za ? 3 "0 ? :? Jl Ala'uma Sj ArU:lllKiiH Fii S ;i 11 r, irn ji S' 7 Colorado r S C"llll"i'tl' tit 4 4 Delaware 1 1 Klorlrta a ;erx.a 10! II Idali i ! t Illinois Siil '-3 Indiana 1:1' l;: Iowa . n! II Kanea 71 H Kntiii-kv Hi II Louisiana fll (1 Maine 4 4 Miryland a S M ixaachuselts I.'i ft Mli hi an u! la Minnesota fti 7 MlmlKhllipi 7! 7 MIMouri Ill IS Montna 1 1 Nehraeka ;i fl Nevada 1 New Hamii'hlre 3 8 New Jersey 7 s New York !I4 3 North Carolina w North Dakota i 1 Ohio 2 2 OreRon ll 9 Pennsylvania 38! 'M Rhode Inland - S Smith Carolina "i 7 South Dakota 3 3 Tennessee loi in Tia 11: is Veimont s: '.' 'Iixinia lo, 10 Wih1nfcton l 3 v et Virginia 4l 4 WlSI'OUNiU j 10 Wyoming l; l xai :m Adding to this tho number of senators sena-tors from forty-four states the electoral college will, when the law lakes effect, consist of 4 14 members, necessary to an election |