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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
FE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY OCTOBER II, 1908
ANDREWS GETS BIG
OVATION AT ELIDA
Special Train Held Thirty Minutes in
Order to Allow Delegate to Ad.
dress Vast Throng.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Elida, n. NJ, Oct. ia surprising
demonstration occurred at Elida yes
terday morning when the train bear
ing Delegate w. II. Andrews and par
ty passed through. Although scheduled
to stop but three minutes, the train
was held thirty minutes to enable the
delegate to talk to and greet over $50
citizens and a procession Of 200 school
children. All business in the town was
suspended until the train pulled out
and many residents joined the party,
which was en- route to Portales, where
a big mass meeting was held in the
afternoon.
Republicans Invade Enemy's Country.
Special to the New Mexican.
Portales, N. NJ, Oct. l7.--Delegate
Andrews, r. c. Ely, ex-GoYernor NJ. A.
Otero. Hardy M. Mills and Jose D..
Sena. arrived here at noon yesterday.
The biggest political meeting ever
held here took place at the court house
at o'clock. Splendid speeches were
made, followed by an enthusiastic raj.
ly and reception. Andrews and state.
hood is the slogan here now. The par
'ty left at o'clock for thirty-five'
mile drive to Clovis. where big meet.
ing was scheduled for last night.
Enthusiastic Rally at Clovis.
Special to the New Mexican.
Clovis n, NJ, Oct. 1.-THE opera
house here was packed to the door;
last night to greet Delegate Andrews,
Ex-Governor NJ. A. Otero and r. G. Ely.
who spoke at the meeting which was
the largest ever held here. The speech
of Mr.. Ely, for Delegate Andrews and
statehood, was cheered for more than
five minutes and the enthusiasm was
great. Over one hundred business men
many of them Democrats, are out
working for Andrews. The delegate s
party was royalty entertained and left
this morning for Carrizozo, where a
meeting will be held tonight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
ARTICLES ON IRRIGATION
NOW IN PAMPHLET FORM

The popular articles received by
Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sulli-
van in competition for his trophy cup
on the best article on the economical
use OF water is now printed in book.
let form. The articles, ten in number,
are from some Of the most prominent
irrigators in New Mexico, men who
have had years of experience with arid
conditions and the scarcity of water.
These articles have heretofore been
printed in the various territorial news
papers with gratifying results and the
complete list, with introduction and
notes made by Mr.. Sullivan are now
ready for free distribution. Anyone in.
terested in the conditions in New Mex
leo and the experience of others will
find this book of much value. The sup.
ply is limited but as long as they last
they will be sent upon request.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
WEST POINT DEFEATS
YALE BY A CLOSE SCORE

West Point. N Y, Oct. 17-In the
first big football game of the season
played here today, West Point defeated
Yale by the close score Of to 0. In
terest in the game was intensified this
year as result of last years tie game
when the score was 0 to 0. The cadet
eleven was in unusually fine shape for
an early season game, while Yale was
believed to be somewhat "off color"
therefore the result was not wholly a
surprise. The attendance at the game
was unusually large,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17

law and graduated from the University
Law School in 1876. He afterwards
took postgraduate course in the law
school of Georgetown University.
He came to New Mexico in 1880 and
to Las Cruces in 1888. He married in
1886. Hattie Belle Wilson, resident
OF Washington, D. c., whose father was
an artist born in Edinburgh, Scotland,
and whose mother was native of Eng
land He has three children, the eldest
being Edward c. Wade, the third of
that name, who is court reporter un-
der Judge Edward A. Mann. Wilson
Rynerson Wade is a student at the
New Mexico Military Institute at Ros
well. The youngest. Marian Wade, a
girl Of eleven years, is attending the
Academy Of the Sisters of Loretto at
Las Cruces.
I Mr.. Wade, for period of about eight
years was in partnership in the pract.
ice of law with the late Colonel w. L..
Rynerson. In 1885 he was commission.
ed by Governor Lionel A. Sheldon, dis
trict attorney for the Third judicial
district of New Mexico, then compris.
ing the territory now embraced in the
counties of Grant, Luna, Sierra, Otero
Lincoln, Chaves and Eddy. In 1887 he
was commissioned as district attorney
for the counties of Socorro, Dona Ana
and Lincoln, and was afterwards COM
missioned as district attorney for the
counties of Socorro and Dona Ana.
The first Wade of which his family
knows anything about was Ben Wade.
who came to the United States from
Wales, in 1G49 and who settled in New
Jersey. Mr.. Wade has been told that
one OF the grave-yards near Orange,
New Jersey, where the family resided
for many, generations, contains over
four-hundred tomb-stones containing
epitaphs of the Wade family. From
New Jersey some of the family emf.
grated into Virginia, while others
crossed into Ohio. The late Ben Wade,
formerly United States senator from
Ohio and whom e. c. Wade knew very
well, traced his lineage from the west.
ern branch Of the family.
Mr.. Wade possesses the very qualities
OF heart and mind and pure and loyal
character that endear him to his many
friends and secure for him the re-
spect, the esteem and confidence of
the judges of the courts, of his cal
leagues at the bar, of his clients and
OF people generally His character is
absolutely spotless in every respect as
man, as a husband, as father of a
family. as citizen, as an official and
as a lawyer. The New Mexican has
known Mr. Wade intimately from the
first day he came to Santa Fe, over
thirty years ago and has kept track of
his career closely ever since. 1t knows
whereof it speaks and is greatly graft
fed to be able honestly and justly to
give the above true estimate of Mr..
Wade's character ability and standing
in his profession and in every other
way.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17

The New Mexican takes pleasure in
presenting herewith the biographical
sketch and cft of Edward c. Wade,
a prominent Asuccessful and able law
yer who resides in the pretty and pro-
gressive town of Las Cruces in the
fertile Mesilla Valley.
The occasion of the publication of
this sketch and cut may be found in
the fact that recently Mr.. Wade was
elected president of the New Mexico
Bar Association, an organization which
contains as members, many leading at
torneys of the Sunshine Territory. Mr..
Wade's family history is especially an
interesting one.
He was born at Erwinton, Barnwell
county, South Carolina, January Sth,
1855. His parental great grandfather
was Peyton Wade, who was born at
Pittsylvania G. H., Virginia, on Decem-
Der 25, 1755, and who shortly there
after, moved with his parents to Geor-
gia, where his defendants are we'll rep
resented. His mother was one of eleven
children born to Dr. Erwin, who was
one of the wealthiest and most influen-
tial residents of South Carolina. His
maternal grandmother was lineal de.
cendant of Baron" Peter Roberts,
(Pierre Robert.) one of the Hugue-
nots who emigrated to South Caro-
lima, after the repeal of the Edict of
Nantes. She was related to Land.
grave" Smith and also to the Rhetts,
prominent South Carolina people in
their day. Through the marriage of his
mothers sister, Julia, to the late
Evan Howell, founder of the Atlanta
Constitution Clark Howell the pres.
ent owner of that paper and Mr.. Wade
are first cousins. Marion Erwin, now
and for many years United States at
torney for the Southern district Of
Georgia and who gained some fame as
the prosecutor of Greene and Gay
nor. was Mr.. Wade's mothers brother.
Four generations of the Wade fam.
lily were born in Georgia. Mr.. Wade's
father Edward G. Wade, before and
during the war, was commission
merchant doing business at Savannah,
Georgia, where he became one of the
wealthiest men in the state. His
fortune went down in the wreck of the
war. During the war he served as a
Colonel on the staff of Governor
Joseph H. Brown, of Georgia. He was
afterwards collector of internal reve.
nue. for the southern district of Geor-
gia, under President Grant and Unit
ed States marshal for the northern
district of Georgia, under President
Hayes. He is now residing at Los An.
geles, California, at the age of 81.
Mr. Wade's father placed him at the
age of 13. in a private school in the
Isle of Man, whence he returned to
Georgia in 1872. In 1874 he entered in
to the employ Of the government at
Washington and held a place there in
the postoff1ce department for period
of five years. While there he studied
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
Failure of Yangton
to Arrive at Toxic
Causes Alarm
FLEET ENCOUNTERS STORM
Admiral Sperry's Squadron
to Reach Yokohama
Sunday.

TOXIC, Oct. 1.-THE American Gun.
boat Yangton has been neither sighted
nor definitely located up to eight
O'Clock tonight and there is some nm.
easlness concerning her. She has no
wireless telegraph instruments on
BOARD. The Yangton left Olongapo on
october 10, for Yokohama, where she
is to join the battleship feet She was
reported sighted at sea at s o'clock a
m', on October Is and was expected
10 come into Yokohama harbor during
the morning of October 1G.
All Is Ready For Fleet.
An Official reception committee.
headed by Vice-Admiral Saite. who is
also vlce-mnister of the navy depart.
ment, will leave early tomorrow morn.
ing for Yokohama and this party will
assemble aboard the battleship Mix
asa Upon the arrival of the American
battleships at 8 O'Clock in the morn.
ing, the committee will board the Flag.
snip Connecticut and present the ad-
dress OF welcome to Admiral Sperry.
After an exchange of official calls it
mas been arranged that the American
officers shall attend garden party.
followed by dinner. The scene at
Yokohama preceding the fleets arrival
is the liveliest. The city is thronged
with Japanese and foreigners and ey.
cry house, however poor, is decorated
gai'y in honor Of the Americans with
crossed flags and lanterns.
Storm Delays Yangton.
washington, Oct. 17.-Dispatches re-
ceived yesterday from Toxic recite
that the American battleship fleet en-
Ecountered a very bad storm off the
north coast of the Island of Luhon. on
the 18th and 18th of October. This
heavy weather may have delayed the
Yankton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
SOUTHERN REPUB-
L|CANS JUB|LANT
Declare Taft's Visit
Means Victory
for Them
CANDIDATE IS GRA7|F|ED
Receives Cheering lnforma
ton That He May Garry
North Carolina.

Salisbury, n. c., Oct 17-W. H. Taft
was Joined here today by J. El,wood
Cox, nominee for governor on the Re.
publican ticket.
"Your visit to North Carolina gives
me firm belief that not only will you
carry the state, but the state ticket
will also be elected" said Candidate
Cox. eve are sure of electing two
and there is a possibility Of electing
one more Republican Congressman"
he added.
This information caused Mr.. Taft to
add an expression of satisfaction that
he had taken this southern swing. He
spoke briefly at Statesville and this
place and during the day and evening
will address meetings at Greensboro,
this state and then proceed to Dan.
vile and Richmond, Virginia.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
MAN KILLS HIMSELF
IN CROWDED PARK

Chicago, Oct 17.--Arnold Lieut.
gret, brother Of Adolph Luetgret, the
Chicago sausage maker, whose trial
and conviction for the murder Of his
wife was one Of the most sensational
in the criminal annals Of the country,
committed suicide In spectacular
manner at Elgin, Illinois, yesterday.
His identity was not discovered until
today. Luetgert was visiting an amuse
ment resort when he attracted the at
tention OF the crowd by firing three
bullets into the air. With everybody
staring at him he sent fourth bullet
through his own head, dying almost
instantly. 4. ss
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
NEW JERSEY JUDGE
COMMITS SUICIDE

Newark, N. J., Oct. 17.-Judge
Howell, Of the criminal court Of this
city, shot himself in the head in one Of
the city parks today, while his court
was waiting for his appearance He
probably will not recover. Judge How
ell was severely criticized in the polit-
ical campaign and last night
challenged his accusers to reply to GER
tain questions which he had asked
them. He died two hours later In 9
hospital X
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
WAR WITH BULGARIA.

Paris, Oct 1.-THE French govern
ment has just received official confir.
nation of the reports of the mobiliza-
tion of troops by Turkey as a result
of Bulgaria's refusal to pay for the
Oriental railroad which it confiscatet.
War is now believed to be but ques-
tion Of a few hours. It is expected that
Bulgaria will Immediately rush troops
across the Turkish frontier in order
to secure an advantage before Turkey
can begin general mobilization Of
troops.
Frightful Massacre in Armenia.
n Berlin, Oct. 17.-There has been d
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17

frightful massacre in Armenia accord.
ing to the Constantinople correspon.
dent Of the Berliner Tagblatt. This pa
per today publishes dispatch from
the Turkish capital which says:
"Armenians In Viran-Shehr have
been massacred by Turkish troops,
which were sent to the village to ov-.
crave the mutinous townspeople, two
thirds Of whom are Armenians. Upon
arrival there they at once began to
slaughter the people. They are said
Ito have completely overrun the city
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
HAMS BROTHERS ARE
INDICTED FOR MURDER

New York, Oct 17.-Indictments
charging Captain Peter G. Hains, Jr.,
and T. Jenkins Hains with murder in
the first degree, were handed down by
the Queens county grand jury in ses-
sion at Flushing, today, The indict-
ments are based upon the killing Of
William Annis, at the Bayside Yacht
Club in August last.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
IN GOOD SHAPE

New York, Oct. 1.-THE statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week past shows that the banks hold
$31, 1,471,125 more than the require
ments of the 25 per cent reserve rule.
This is decrease of $3,236, 100 in the
proportionate cash reserve as compar
ed with last week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
BALLOON DROPS INTO
SEA; OCCUPANTS DROWN

Yarmouth, Eng, Oct. 1.-THE Ger
man balloon Hergezell, the last of the
missing airships, has been picked up
in the North Sea. No sign of the oc.
cupants were found and the two men
are believed to have perished.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
ACADEMY BURNS:
CADETS ESCAPE IN SAFETY

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 17.-The Nebras-
ka Military Academy, located three
miles west Of this city, was destroyed
by fire at an early hour this morning.
Sixty-five boys we're taken from the
buildings in safety. The loss Is esti.
mated at 100000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-17
OVER 800. LIVES REPORTED
LOST nm CHINESE TYPHooN

Annoy China, Oct. 17-Reports re-
ceived here from Changow say that
over three hundred lives were lost In
that city as a result Of a typhoon on
Thursday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Stlaec uoeu clio.

IA ri bar mcotaRet iua mango Srepe
neo SpDrgsmGaI ON hpao por gniilaae
8rrSie er, iaa oil ri her iau SOP til at M.
berrrtts ole, tom maatte ppre iutereSieres
be brrt, OF Dor NOitine tan presis en- Stat
meb erput Sober eler Spru, Der er 20 Sob /
Diameter % rs sob bri, % oeb Srugeu
al btune glGItine ppnuaes ben tore Scroel,
at Sohsret beuures paa iumme Raabc Ipm
Ell SiIU. % bsnne slnitine ipiter iiie mere
euo $50.
aoru, Der irtieS pY pda benHe Rnaoe,
oil life ioite mere enb bet. iom ItiGres %
iGttts i "SbOds' | gsereu, ba Der life tran,
sss mere Raitineri sasr Sj9lp. for al uS.
igre arbeiest.
Snieresien for oeHne ppsrm0aoe lette %
biuiee glaabe Of iaa gniiIase paa, piier ia
peo ben itobise Sroitremuius at 8repe met
SpgrgmaoI oeSangaasnoe. Ga bet er Hart
at bet oil bare en- flor Sinoius for enbuei
5armsr, at %ouitafe is en- iunoan Ntaitiue.
Ggsntsr guites. 8Grmrrr llnoerretuiut
iaaes Deb al ~tilitripe
Stat GHfilast Supplement 60,
RoriaUpps. Sppa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
OpGnoiomn,e Popeoer.

Straianitalten | Gbeiter, Su., Ia
Der til at buie nogle al De opfiuoiom-
ite Sober | Serben. en- al Saugerue
bapbe iaole6es fra ct iaa ubefpemt
Materiol iom tire Sernipoler, ban
bapbe liitet til iig | Striffefabrifen.
lapet Ell gss9le til Sopeoporten, iao
ban iben @anifeltgbeo bapoe funnel
cabinet benre, ON life Nsglen tilfel'
bigpis bar blepet opbaget.
en- anoen 5ange Iaper etiIaes
Opium Der bar Den iamme @irf'
ming paa Hsgerne iom oen 9ste Sare
Suem "Sabrifanten" er, eller Bpo,
ban faar fit "Haaitof" fra, os Bpora'
bette eeentlis beltaar, bar man enonr
life funnel briuge paa oct rene.
Spab Ser imiolertio bar forbauie'
ben offentIige Observation-Disclosures
lion | enonu bsiere 8rao er Spoa,
geIien al, at Der inbenfor S9nglets
Rlire bripes Salifmpntneri efter e.
ganife flor Sfala. Benaene, Der la
pes at 9IppIaoer % 9Ipitpffer, ion
rapies fra De forffielliee g~erfiteoer
er iaa fortrinlig eitcrgiorte, at ieIt
range Of @epaIoigerne bar laoet iit
narre al bent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Stiaines Gftermano.

Sfslge be telegrafiife gfterretniu.
ger fra @aibinaton er Sobn 9,
2eef, fortioen Gbef for Geaierinss.
trpfferiet paa Silippinerne, af grGii'
bent Hooiepelt ubnGpnt til Gbef for
&egierinestrpfferiet | @aibington ef'
ter Wir. Fittings, Der for en- fort
Sio iiben blep tpunget til at tage fin
aflfeo. llonGpuelien fom iom en-
Sp~errajfelie, beoer BET, oa STR,
Seeh's Rapn life bar blepet nGpnt
SorbinoeIie meo llonppnelien.
Wr. 2eeb err biemmeberenbe
Bloomington, Sa., men bapoe | flere
sar for fin llbnppnelie til Silipi.
nerne pGret aniat | Tegieringstrpf'
ferret | @aibinston iom alminoelie
Sppograt iom &orrefturlRier o.
iluttelig iom Saftor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
UY Riooinipeftion.

ct of Observation-Disclosures no
arbeioet mt Hesulatip p~eorsrenoe
aisoinipeftionen traaote ifraft ben
lite gpril. 9eportementet bar moo.
toeet taIrige aIoeer angaaenoe @au.
iulen, Der fr9per, at alle nipiielige
Sebtitoffe, iom I. Gr. SaIs, ifal De.
natiireres og gisres ubrueeIise, iom
Ienneifefsoe, for nosen afifibnine
fan ioregaa.
Der flages ogiao oper, at bennc
3enaturiiation eisr Seotitoffene
uififfeoe til Smerrelier og oeiao
beumer Sanoelen meb llblanoet. s
europa er bet nemIis IDffebes Semi
ferne at forpanole oisie uipiielise
Sebtitofie til ben beilieite bolanbife
Sit % oct aler fineite enselife Grea.
merpimer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Srnogommen noebfep.

ct ungt 8ar ifulbe forleoen babe
bapt grpaup / Sreberifsbapn | Spl'
LAMB; men / iibite GiebIif Tom Der
Sorbiuorineer af Ell ret flrisS grt.
Sruoaommen pentebes meo Wor'
en.grpresien og alt bar | ifisnne'
.Ite Sroen til bans Rootagelle, lelo
Den luffeoe gcsu bar msot peo Sta'
tionen for at afbente ben ft9re
.@ieit. Soget tom, men griiogom'
men life. 1an msbte frem peo Sor'
miooasstog. gftermibSasstog oa
gitentog, men blep itaoig ifuffet.
Ser maatte natiirligpiS Suo til
Brett oa 0eau, at Der intet grpuup
bIep Sen Gag, oa en- al S%cpeSper'o'
nerne manaIeoe. Saa baabeoe man
sao bebre 2pfte ben naite Dag, rner
ReIultatet bar finn Sfuitelier. enoe'
Tia treble Gaeen fom Der Telegram
ON at "ban life bapoe Sto".
ssor en- iaa spIois Sruno maattf
man ieIpfslseIig bsie iig, cg MI gaat
Seu Staffels gruo og grpnnpsgie'
Sterne, Der blep inpot for en- GLAD
|9aa, oa baaber paa, at ben iaa iterfi
optoane gruosom Dog mart nlna fad
iao maecn Sis tilopers, at Oct no
iotte grpIlup fan blipe ferret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Sra SicmanosIipet.

Dampifibet "Goltlrno", Der |
Manoags anfom til SaIifar, 0opo
Scotia, fra 2otteroamL SoQanb,
meobrogte % Mano, iom | iibite Die.
blif bar blepne rcooebe fra Den til
Saps brepne frantic Siifeifomert
~"Gbampagne" fra ct. Malo, Sranf.
rige.
ga "@oIturno", Der boboe ofiei-
let ira @otteroam Den 21oe Marts,
ben 27be fit Die pua Sfonnerten, lao
Den og orep maIteIss og bi9Ipelss /
Den poloiomme Storm og Sisgang.
Eaa en- Maiteihlmp par Der ubb9ngi
gtsoflag, og flpnaenoe fig til H9line
90 anore faite Gunfter omfring pao
99ffet funoe man giennem aiffer.
ten ie Wanoifabet gisre SianaIer oe
fortpileoe Sorisg paa at benIebe Sp.
merfiombeoen poo fig.
S ben orfanaetige Storm og reiul.
terenoe poloiomme Sissang bar Del
life alene ct Iipsfarligt, men ct noe.
item umiligt Soretaaenbe at gisre
noget &eoningsforisg. st fripiligi
oannet 9aaosmanoifab iatte imioler.
ito fraboroe, og meo iibpre 8anife.
ligbeo og oberbengenoe 2iosfare Inf
feoes oct Dem at bringe tilboge mel
Jig IA Wano Of 9ei9tningen; 81
snrige Ia lpffeoes oct fsrit at fac
reooet ct 9sgn ienere. 90 ba ban
oct ogiaa BOT 8ib, for Sfonnerter
bar oa paa bet nprmeite ipnfefaroig
De ulpffeIise JSiifere bopbe brepet
omfring | II Gage, og befanbt fig
iel%pfslselig | en- poerit forfommer
Silitanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Snofpartcring.

Seueit Sen lite sc
moa anmelbeIie bare mig ibpuoe
al HeprGieutanter for GreitefaIo,
Ereiter % ANDRE of Spnooens itaa'
cnOe Meolemmer, 3eleaatcr for ling
bomSioreuiuger % Meolemmer al
Saugerforbunbet, iom snifer frii
Sooi fri Srofoit % gftensmao unoer
0tebet | Chicago.
Mou bcoeS opaibe Ioou og Ibresie
pnn boer eufelt SeItn9er meb SpIps,
ming ON, bpiIfet eler boiIfe Msoer
S~ebfommenoe a9ter at tnge Gel /.
9e, iom ielp pripat arrangerer for
Soft % 2ogi hos Slpetninge eler
8euuer, oil gisre mig en- Sieneitt
peo at uuOerrette mig oerom.
Faa aomiteen8 Segne,
s. 8. @irfeIunb.
760 Sirib Ct, Chicago
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Nvt Sanfrcperi.

ct efter ole 9iinlteus og Den bsiere
Strategis Heeler nofert 9anfrsperi
err forleoen Nat begoaet | Den lille
Winneiotabp Sunoee. SCR Rspcrre
rpffeoe mo | 2anbSbpen, afbrsb De ole
Eelegraf' 90 SeIeionlinier, iaa Sno.
paauerne, ON oct ifiiloe fomme til en-
@ntnlie, ingeu llnbiptning funbe
erboloe ubenirn. 9enne Soriiatig-
b~eoSregeI laoer DOG til at bape ppret
unsopenoig, for ire Mano, iom fro
ct ginbu / BET ret o~perfor 9anfeil
l~is9enbe Sotel iagttos belle Speratio'
men, bar iaa petifrpmte, at De life
engang tliroe aisre Guifrie. Hsper.
ne iifreoe fig ct Spttc al ca. 81, 800.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Kapficrineen

8 Slutomo6il- aapfisringen fra
Nep Dorf til GariS bar ben ameri-
fonife Goan fremoeles Soriprnnget.
Zen err olereoe ben lite glpril afreiit
ira SeattIe pr. 9ampIfib til @aIoeS,
aIaifa, bporfra ben fortiGtter Reiien
til DufonoaIen, nebao oenne % iaa
piOere til Rome.
9e snrige 'giler bar enonii life an.
fomne til Snn Srancisco. Gen ito.
~Iienife @oan pasiereoe 81. 3:05 ON
eftermiooogen Den lite april gien.
mem Snnta Barbara. Gol,, ben fran-
tie gogn Dor iarnme Days Sormio-
Dag ltauet iaa Iongt iom til Rbpolite
| 9epooa og Den tpife til gpanston |
8pomiug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10

$pis life SsiorboIoenc bIiuer oft.
for ponifelige, baaber aoren at bore
|fremme | EiGuftibernes 2ano / ge.
gpnoelien al SuIi Maaneo.
SpboI6et ! oisie a~rftiife Gsne er
beregnet til ca. liz aar, ioet afbent.
ming bill finoe eteS ienbsftes 1909.
Sti. o. wintcruoitpr err a~nifaffei
fra Worae. Den spriee lloruitning
foregoor bobeoiasIis | Sapan, bpor-
fra oesuoen meobrinees gaao, SI9.
Der, SeIte. Materialer til GUS 0. I. b.
Der ifaI f~orefinoes ct meset inter.
esiant 9prelip pan Den itore, omtrent
iiflenote Sonotunge oeroppe | Ssba.
bet, iaa 2oren gisr Iesning paa ct
goot llbbptte. gt ban iamtiois fore.
tager unoeriseelier efter ~neofrosne
Wamutber, fan man bore forpisiet
ON. 2iseIeoes bill ban fom n9pnt
inoiamle etbnosrafiife @ienitanbe
blanbt Sidncftiberne.