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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26
&c briitiae gcracnicre. Gen

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err life mebtoget / ooenitaaenbe Sp'
gope, og reprGienterer oisie Sfibe ct
qonife anieelig Elus / Sonnage og
Surni.
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ttoliqere meoOeIt bar Der pGret 6or'
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fre0sitiQenoe.
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Ell General periigt ooer llooau.
brinaen 1908. Gabelen omiatter
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meb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er punte9'
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: garet 1S49 blep ban iislge "Rp
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bIep ban ienSt til arigsifuepIoSien
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gueIie, iom blep afboiot for @enera
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SegIbrRnSer og iagoe: Seq tror
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era Ddnmdrf.

st tort 9csat. Otter iifferi 5or'
Ipoenoe / "6peus StiitStiocnoe" bor
afSebe aammerberre SilcI til Suels'
BERG pco Rpborg ifsl9e teiiamentn'
rift 9eitemmelie oprettct ct 2cgat
paa 100000 ar., bpis aenter lfal
uooeles .bianbt p9rpige trPngenoe,
Iortrinspis til Herioner, JON er eaer
bar pGret fnptteoe til Stambulet
S,SllelSbera.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26

Src fine OparbciOcOc 6arnlc
biutat tiIiaIas.
J, T. JOHN SON. Ulen, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26

&nloieiling. Sra Sromse meooe'
les ben Soc Sebr.: gn gaao meo 3
W2ano fuloieileoe 2srOog noenIor
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Mons Berg fra 2pngen, oeunes Bro
Der oq en- til. gae antages oms
TONNE. 0ons Berg efterIaoer Jig
Suitru og 81 9srn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26
GIN 8~rnbcSrift. Goa Gienbommen

Hp 6rnbcbrift. Gaa @ienbommen
SoIbugten peo aammerio8 er / oiSic
Gage al Sr. Sermon Senien / HiS-
pr opta9et Drift al en- 9olomitiOre.
fomit, ifriper &rogereblaoet "Seit-
mar. SoreIsbig ifal ubOripcs en-
40 Cons, og bpiS Malmeu bier Jig
orippprbig, er BET piitnot Weninger
at fortiGtte o9 uooiOe 9riiten iii
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g[aien % Stene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26

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C. o. BAKER, Fergus Falls, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26

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Bergen, er ai8aaet oeo %.
Den, II aar eammel. Afosoe par
ell firfelig iterft interesieret % me.
get soOgierenoe gtano.
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peo 9soeu. San bleu 9312 aar 81.
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bonn, fun 40 aar gammel. aioeoe
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pil bIiue iapuet al mango Semer.
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noaeu Si0 SGrer / aaoaleu, ienere
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Gn Wilton @rpner.


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beilnttet at ubienbe Ell StriueIle III
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laa, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beta.
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bragg / Ssbet al is Ior, men oo8
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paa Stenlsie Iart, tilberenoe
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bortiorpagtet til =. Gbrtitcuicn. 81.
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Tia burti9t til De ANDRE Spgntneer.
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luffebcs at rebbe 9eiGtnrugen meo
llnotogcIie al en- Spr. aIt Snoboet
brGnOte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26

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Souoet ifuloe bore inbfommlet 150,.
900 2r., er life FORFEIT, meOoeles Der
fra Bergen til "Wforgenblaoet". Son.
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$4,000 Sir. / Bergen, beri meore9.
net 1880 Str, iom cr tnoiamlet paa
bergCnife Sampitibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-26

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fommutlalt @Ieftricitetsperf, iom Ifal
foripne 9pgoen meo arait % ems.
Gieren, 0ils &ornslien, ifal bore
piQig til at i9lge i'm anoel / 8osIen
til &ommunen paa me9et liberaIe
Gilfaar.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
GRANDSTAND GOSSIP

Dean Woods stopped of at Fl Paso and signed up with the White Sox upon leaving Bisbee, and few days ago also played with the Mag dalena team in the tournament at Socorro, N. NJ. Magdalena finished where Bisbee did in the Cananea tournament, though they also had Clancy, Galloway and Graham, of the Sox, in their lineup. The Soccoro team has a series booked with Fl Paso this week They have signed up several Albuquerque players and present an exceedingly strong line up.
 The Imperial Valley Winter league has been organized, and Yuma has at last broken into the dust of the diamond. The league is composed of six teams, Brawley. Imperial, Fl Centro, Calexico, HoltviIle and Yuma. The season will open at Yuma on November '. The schedule calls for two games only, two with each club
 Umpire Bill Alvord, of Fl Paso, takes a new ball before each game and writes thereon the names of the batteries, and reads them off the ball to the grandstand. The ball is then put in play. This writing in of the battery names is habit which he admits he is the originator of.
 Outside papers in commenting up- on the recent Douglas-Mucker games, laughingiy refer to Bisbee putting up a howl that could he heard clear Co Red Dog, wherever that is, and seen inclined to agree that the team was to blame on account its be- ing 'shot to pieces" etc. Maybe those scribes have forgotten that their own teams have had trouble with Douglas chanting from the same cause. Umpire Mcintosh. and hat the same Red Dog has heard their cries, "tambien."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
YOUNG WRIGHT IS SUSPICIOUS
 CHARACTER

LOWELL, Mass. Oct. 2.-Arthur G. Wright arrested in Portland, Ore, today on suspicion of having designs on the life of President Taft, was born in Chelsford Center. five miles from here. twenty-eight years ago. His father owns a large farm. Wright lived at home until three years ago when he went to Seattle. He visited his parents last summer and it is understood he had taken up the occu- patton of draughtsman. Wright's father says that several years ago Arthur caused to be published re port that he had committed suicid for the purpose of seeing what effect it would have" Young Wright was never connected with the Lowell police department, and it is not known how Lowell police badge came into his possession.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
FOOT BALL

At Cambridge-Harvard, r; Bo- ,dwoin, 0. At New Haven-Yale, 15; Syra- 'cuse, 0.
 At Philadelphia-Pennsylyania, IS; Dickinson, O. At West Point-Army, p; Tufts, O.
 At Pittsburg-Uniyers of Pitts burg, Is; Ohio, 0. At Princeton-Princeton, 47; Stev- ems, F. At South BethIehem-Franklin and Marshall. 10; Lehigh, 0. At Hanover-Dartmouuh, 0; Yer mont, 0. At Minneapolis = Minnesota, Al; Iowa, O. At Chicago-Chicago, 40; Purdue, O.
 At Carlisle-CarEsle Indians, 40; Bucknell, 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
WANT TEAMS TO I RAIN IN
 DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Oct D. (SpeciaL)-
 Among the first letters which were written by, E. P. Grindell, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Mines, were two relative to getting one or more baseball hines to make Douglas their training headquarters during the late winter and early spring of the coming year. These letters are written to the two most prominent sporting papers from the baseball point of view.
 This move on the part of the sec retary is an excellent one and one that should be further followed up. It would be excellent for the city to make such a training headquarters, and equally excellent for the team which would take advantage of such an opportunity.
 No better climate can be found any where on this continent than right here in Douglas for early training. The altitude is sufficient and is not too great, the weather is clear and crisp mornings and evenings and yet warm in midday and early afternoon, just the right temperature for grad ual and easy Iimbering up of mus cles. In training for wind 1t is a well known fact that the lungs that have become adapted to a higher al titude will find their work much eas- fer when a return is made to a low CT altitude.
 The dryness of this climate is an other advantage for the absence of fogs and drizzles tends to prevent rheumatism or charley horse and there is no danger of accommodating a crop of malaria germs from sur rounding swamps as is to be found in southern sea coast resorts.
 It is to be hoped that some of the big teams can have this advantage brought home to them.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03

With the pennant races in both th( National and American leagues al ready decided, first by Pittsburg win ming the first of the week and then by Philadelphia dropping two games to Chicago in the American league Thursday, thereby cinching the flag for Detroit, but two or three days Of play remain before league ball for 1909 will be merely history.
 Now attention is centered on the great battle for the world title be tween those bloodthirsty denizens oI their respective worlds. the Pirates and Tigers. This will be battle oi champions in more senses than one for one team contains the great Hans Wagner, king of short stops, and the other, Tyrus Cobb, who, as an out fielder, has no peer. Both men are the respective champion batters of their league also.
 Bets are already being offered at 2 to l that Pittsburg takes the se- ries, although conservative bettors are not placing money at those odds. Many are remembering that series between the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox, when similar bets were offered on the Cubs and the Sox walked away with the cham fpionship
 Manager Fred Clarke, of the Pi- rates, has sent Tommy Leach and Catcher Gibson to watch the last games of the Tigers in order to get line on their play, while Jennings has had Matty Mcintyre keeping tab on the Pirates. Following is the worlds championship schedule:
 Pittsburg vs. Detroit.
 Friday, October s, at Pittsburg.
 Saturday, October g, at Pittsburg.
 Monday, October II, at Detroit.
 Tuesday, October F, at Detroit.
 Wednesday, October 13, at Pitts burg. ~
 Thursday, October IA, at Detroit.
 Should a seventh game be needed it will be played on neutral ground, at place designated by the national commission.
 Detroit, in winning this years pen nant, is the only team in the Amer ican league to win it three times in succession incidentally, Hughey Jennings has been with the club three years. and starting in his first season as a major league manager he took team rent by dissensions and considered the poorest aggrega tion in the league and brought them out the champions. When Jennings took hold of the club Crawford wal about the only dependable man, witl | Ty Cobb just making his debut and as yet unknown.
 Now the Tigers have an outfield without an equal in baseball, Cobb
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
feud Simply Settled.

h western China European travellers recently found simple method Of settling disputes. Cas of them writes: While we called the midday halt at Ta-cha-de, we asked the villagers con eerning some new graves which we noticed in a field close by. They an- swered: Our head man and two otb. CTS were killed three months ago in a ceud with a village higher up the hills Is it settled now? Yes Did you report the matter to Lao-wo? No What would have been the use? We just settled the matter ourselves 'HowT oh. we killed eight of the otL- CT Darty.'"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
MUCkERS WIN FIRST GAME OF
 SERIES
Special ti Review

CLIFTON, Oct. 2.-with scanlan pitching for Bisbee. the Muckers shut out the Morenci team here this after noon, to o. The Bisbee team is loo per cent better than on its frs, appearance here. and played all around the locals. Scanlon formerly pitch ed for Clifton and was signed by Manager Wilson of the Muckers upor his arrival here. He last pitched iD Bisbee. losing out in a battle with Hoeschelle Hamilton. the southpaw reported to Wilson today and eith I he or Woods will pitch tomorrow's game The two teams play the Sun day game at Morenci.
 Hook, who pitched today's game foi Morenci, was hit when the runs were needed. The batteries were Scanlon and Corr for Bisbee and Hook anc Wynn for Morenci.
 Morenci will go to Bisbee for tw' games next Saturday and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
MAN Is CRUSHED ID DEATH BY
 CROWD

PORTLAND. Oct. 2.-During the crush at the armory tonight where President Taft addressed 10000 peo ple. Edmund B. Hill, aged e5. res; dent of Portland and a member of the G. A. R.. became exhausted in the terrible crush and died 8 few minutes after he had been placed iu an amDu lance. Heart failure is believed to have been the cause of his death. Hil was in the center of fighting groul Of men and became greatly exhausted in the struggle. He called for hell several times but the crush and noise was sc great that the police were un able to reach him for some time and he sank to the floor only to be tran. pied upon. He was removed to ar ambulance with great difficulty tut assistance came too late.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
no 1o-pax,s 1hIna. We'll

The best preparauon for the future .s the present Wsll seen to and the last duty well done.-Georgs Macdon zld
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
INTEREST Is NOW CENTRED
 IN WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP

Crawford and McIntrye, with Dayy Jones as utility, a man whom any of the other major league clubs would be glad to get hold of. The infield this year has been changed about. Rossman, poor fielder, was traded to St. Louis for Tom Jones, much the better man. Dutch" Schaefer was turned over to Wash ington for Delehanty, and Washing ton got the best of this deal Shae- fer was captain of the Tigers at the start of the season, but refused to obey Jennings orders when he thought his own judgment better. Delehanty isn't in it with the Dutch man as a fielder, though a more con sistent swatter
 Detroit has had deal of hard work in winning this year, while Pittsburg has comparatively taken it easy. Her pitchers on dope should be better than those of Detroit, yet this year all of the latter have done more consist ent work than in the preceding two years This will certainly count in their favor. The only man who has not been in shape is Wild Bill Dono- van, who has been the mainstay in the box the two previous years. Bill is right now, however, and will no doubt give some account of himself in the worlds series.
 The Chicago Cubs and Sox will play a post-season series for the championship of Chicago, which means a bunch of easy money for both teams. Washington and Boston Nationals should also get together, then the public would know abso- lutely the worst team in the majors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
FRIENDS VERY ANXIOUS.

OMAHA, Oct. 2.-Friends of Geo. N' Bowers, acting general manage of the LltFI-g plant of Armour 1s Co. who went to California on hunt ing trip and prospecting expedition four weeks aso and has not been heard from sLce, are greatly exe- cised oyer his di.arl-t arance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
Coast

CodSL At Los Angeles: Los Angeles ... ...N...4 0 Vernon ... .. ..... .....1 10 2 : Nagle and H. Smith; Vance and
 Brown. (Second game-5 innings) ! Los Angeles =. .. ....6 6 l Vernon =. -......l 3 Hatch and Orendorff; Hit and
 Hogan.
 At Portland: Portland =. " ,..ii.4 5
 Oakland ... ...-.-..O ; Garrett and Fisher; Dank and
 Thomas. At San Francisco:
 San Francisco =. ..... .-.5 10 Sacramento =. =. -. ..1 6 ? Henley and Berry; Ehman and La
 longe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03

Mullin, Works, LeliYelt and Stan age; Beckendorff, Sutor, Scott and
 Sullivan, Payne.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03
Wealth for tn. Future.

TSmaulipas is believed to contain great mineral wealth, but little ex' ploration has been done. Copper, zine and coal are known to exist, and some day will be extensively m!led.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03

Now the Tigers have an outfield ithout an equal in baseball, Cobb,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-03-11
la POSIRIMfRA cos.

Antes de prorrogarse 81 Sena-
do federal tuvo oporIunidad de
manifestar explicitamente su opi.
ni0n por medido del voto indivi-
dual de sus miembros en- referen-
cia al acta de halilitaci0n que
habia pasado en- Ia Cdmara de
Representatives. y estnba pen.
diente en- el Senadu. I'll resnlta.
do de tai comprehension fue que
votaron 35senadoresen favordel
acts Y Al en- contra. demostran-
do este con sobrada claridad que
la mayoria del senado Ne oponia
q la admission de Nuevo Mexico
" Arizona como estados. No se
puede negar que Ia postrimera
cos de la oposici6n fu6 efectiva Y
concluyente, Y que 81 los prospec-
tos de estado siguen siendo igual-
mente lisonieros no habra es-
peranza de .estado por los diez
amos proximos. Pero afortuna.
damente los tiempos cambian Y
tambien los hombres.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-03-11
TtNENCIAS PfOUfNAS.

La ley de tenencias pequenas
adoptada por ell Congreso pasa.
do en- sus nltimos dias de session
extiende hasta Abril de 1910 el
tempo para que protocolen sus
reclamos aqueIlos dnplos de PEE
Quenas suertes dc terreno que
orfginaInente fneron ocupadas
Y han sid0 reteni,las despues en-
la possession de los duehos orfgi-
males 8 de los sucesOres de estos
sin ningGn tftuIo legal del 70
bierno. Mediante esta ley ten
dram oportunidad devalidar le-
galmente sus tenencias y asegu-
rar 4 perpetuidad la poseci6n de
las mismas, resguardandose del
riesgo que han corrido hasta
ahora de que otros Sc valgan de
su faIta de tltulo para usurpar
su possession,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-03-11
QUItRtN la CABtlltRA Of BBvtR-
IlGf

I'm ndmero de Residences lie
Nuevo Mexico que originalmeute
yiven en- el estado de Indiana, Sc
munltiestan sumamente indig-
nados del proceder torpe. into
lerante & impropio del senador
Beverldge, que como presidente
de la comisi0n de territnrios del
senado ha sido 81 promoter prin-
'cipal de la oposicion que Sc ha
levantado on contra de la admi.
sion de Nuevo Mexico como esta-
do, Y han expresado sus spnti-
mlentos EN- ese respecto en- resolu.
clones incitando al pueblo del es.
tado de Indiana para que no
reelila q Beveridge al senado fe-
deral cuando concluya su tertni.
no. La election de senador en-
ell referido estado tendra lugar
dentro de dos amos. y hay posi-
bilidad de que sc levante fuerte
oposici6n contra Ia reeleccion de
Beveridge Y que las resoluciones
adoptadas por los neo mexica.
nos surtau alg1u efecto.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-03-11
NUtvA lily OF DOMICIIIO.
fNtenCiOH dandO a les CiudadanOs eI
OerechO de 800 Acres. ii ACtO
Sc ApIiCa 4 Nueye tSta-
dos del POniente.

La cOnierencia De la Camara V
ri Senado han llegado q nm con-
venio en ell acto el cual provee
,lomicilio aumentado el que aiec
ia a nueve de los estados del
poniente Y los territories de
Nuevo Mexico V Arizona, la con-
ferpncin convino en- 10 siguiente:
See. /. Que cualQuier persona
lue es un aplicante cahfcado ba
io las leyes de los Estados Uni
dos puede entrar por subdiviSio
mes legales, baio los proviStos de
dicho actu en- los estados de Go
dorado, Montana, Nevada, Utah,
Washingntou, Wyoming y los
territories de Nuevo Mexico Y
Arizona, 800 acres de terreno nc
mineraleS, terrenos que no son de
regadio y que no esten en- reSer'
vas, dichos terrenos pGbhcos
agrimensados, que no conten
gan MADEIRA de valor mercan.
I'll v dichos terrenos locados en-
forma razonabIementec
Y no mas de una milla Y media
Ell eXtrema largura: Proveido
que nin9unos terrenOS serau su,
jetos 4 entrada bajo los provis
tos de este acto, hasta que dichos
designados por el Secretario del
Interior 4 su opinion, no ser SUI
ceptibles 4 regadio a un costo
razonable de cualQuier recourse
de aqua cOnocido.
See, 2, Que cualquiera perso
na aplicando para entrada baiC
los proviStos de este acto, harj
y suscribira ante ell propio ohcia
una declaration jnrada Il seguI
reQuerida por la See. 2290 de lot
estatutos revisados ven adicioI
4 este una declaration de que e
terreno que SO desea entrar es de
caracter descrito en- la Secion
de este acto y pagar6 las propi
mas ahora relueridas bajo las le
yes de domicilios.
See. 3. Que cualquier aplican
te de terrenos del caracter aqu
descrito en ell cual prueba hna
no ha sido hecha, tiene el derp
cho de entrar terrenos pGblicos
sujetos d los provistos de est
aeto, contfguos 4 su pntrada an