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Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
NEW HIDING PLACE
 OF CRAZY SNAKE
Though His Pursuers Never Found His Old One.

Oklahoma City, April 3.-That Crazy Snake, the Creek leader, has changed his hiding place and in so doing has successfully eluded appre- hension by the state troops, was made practically certain today when posse of officers from Henrietta, accosted party of the leaders scouts near Hoff- man. The Indians were ordered to surrender, but fled.
 The officers fired and about dozen shots were exchanged, the In dians escaping uninjured into the hills to the west. They are believed to have returned to Crazy Snakes new retreat. officers, who have been in the field with the militia for several days returned to Henrietta today. A new posse probably will go out to- morrow.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04

passed Dorando and began to sprint. He gained 60 yards and finished the first mile in 5:I4. Many F'renehmen were present and the band stirred their enthusiasm with the "Marsellaise." The short choppy strides of the Franchman did not impress the crowd and there were cries of "Oh. he'll come back all right" but the dark horse" went along at a furious pace, and on ? the second mile he caught up with Hayes and thus gained the first lap on the American.
 In the fifth mile there was a touch of excitement which the crowd had waited for. Shrubb unable to stand the sight of the flying F'renchman so far ahead, set out to catch him. He passed Dorando and soon cut St. Yves lead to 90 yards. finally coming on even terms with him in the sixth mile. St Yves looked uneasy and sprinted desperately. soon leaving Shrubb far behind. Shrubb laughed and allowed him to go. dropping back with Dorando and Longboat
 The ninth mile brought Longboat to the front of the pack that followed St. Yves. He had drawn up to within 30 yards of St. Yves in the 10th mile. when Shrubb started a sprint that soon brought him on even terms with the Frenchman. He passed St. Yves and finished 10 miles in 57:-6 1-5 sec onds.
 In the 17th. St. Yves carried Shrubb along at a furious pace. while Long boat suddenly stopped in front of his trainers and was rubbed vigorously. After three or four minutes he resum- ed. plainly leg-weary. St Yves sud denly started a fast clip in the 18th mile which brought him half a lap ahead of Shrubb in less than a mile.
 This was the first indication of Shrubb's weakening and he appeared to be using his utmost strength to pre- vent the Frenchman gaining a lap. Longboat about this time dropped out of the race. thoroughly spent. St. Yves gained the coveted distance on Shrubb in the goth mile. St. Yves time for the 20 miles was 1 hour, 57 min- utes. 24 4-5 seconds. more than two minutes ahead of the Marathon rec ord for the distance.
 Hayes was running strongly in the 21st mile. and was cutting down rapid ly his distance previously lost. while Shrubb had slowed almost to a walk. Shrubb sat down for three minutes in the 22nd mile and was plainly out of it so far as first place was concerned. On the first lap of the 25th mile De- rando passed Shrubb reaching second ulapa 1 faur rnornapfc Iata Sbrrhb gave up and staggered toward his dressing room IL was about dark when St. Yves with a sensational sprint crossed the line. the winner of the race
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04

the strike is in full force. The strik- CTS are of the opinion that the supply of coal is short and the operators may come to an agreement, signed by the Crows Nest Pass Coal company. The operators argue that the summer sea son is at hand and that the demand for coal will not be so great.
 The men at the Fernie camps say they will take no notice of the Lemiux law as no act of parliament can com pei them to work without an agreement Lethbridge will be hard hit if the strike continues long. Places where steam blows are used to break the ground use a car of coal a week and will soon be put out of business.
 Brick and terra cotta works and oth- CT large consumers have only about three days supply on hand. The Ca nadian Pacific railway has coal stored up at different places to last three months
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
FAIRBANKS SILENT
 ON AMBAsSADoRSH|P
But He Was Talkative on a Variety of Other Matters.

Los Angeles. April 3.-Charles w. Fairbanks, former vice president of the United States, was the principal speak CT tonight at a banquet rendered by the business men of the city to the Los Angeles members of the recent legislature. MT. Fairbanks said he would start in ten days or more for a trip to the eastern continent by the way of Japan. He refused to say whether he had been rendered or would accept the ambassadorship to England.
 In a speech on "The United States Senate" he said there was no need of a big navy; the United States was not in danger of war with any nation. and that it was unpatriotic to talk of war.
 He said the maximum and minimum tariff was not thoroughly understood and he believed that MT. Taft has not stated his position clearly enough.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
IA HUMAN LIFE THROWN IN
Aid Called From Adjacent Cities Was Unavailing to Stay the Course of tho Flames--Dallas Suffered a $25O,0O0 Conflagration.

Fort Worth April 3.-Starting in a barn, presumably from a carelessly thrown cigarette, a fire this afternoon destroyed property in the southern portion of the city, conservatively val ued at $2,50O, 900 and caused the death of one person, J. J. Newton, of Krum. Texas, and rendered several thousand persons homeless.
 The fire originated at Jennings avenue and Petersmith street, in the center of fashionable residence dis trict, and famed by a stiff wind, was beyond control within fifteen minutes.
 Spreading to the south, 1t burned it's way through tihrty-two blocks and continued until it had swept through the yards of the Texas Pacific railroad, desroying railroad buildings and a large amount of rolling stock, where the fire practically burned it. self out.
 Three churches, the Broadway Bap- tist, the Presbyterian and the Swed- ish chapel, were among the buildings destroyed, as was the Presbyterian sanitarium. The patients of the lat ter were all removed in safety. The Texas Pacific railroad suffered the largest individual loss. Fourteen To- comotives were reduced to twisted masses of steel and iron, and several hundred box cars. besides the round- house. and other buildings of the road were destroyed.
 In answer to appeals for aid special trains bearing fire fighting apparatus were dispatched from Dallas and V-eatherford but all efforts to check the spread of the flames were without avail until the railroad yards were crossed and the reservation" va cant lot of ground, was all that was left. The Texas X Pacific depot, a stone and steel structure, proved the bulwark which saved the wholesale district. The fire swept area is pa trolled tonight by armed guards to prevent footing. while the owners Of the burned buildings gathered what they could of their household effects and sought shelter at night wherever it could be found.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
ZEPPELIN PROUD OF A|RSH|P'S COhDUC
When r. Is Dangerous to Come Down There Is No Need of Doing It.

Frederichshafen. April 3. - Count Zeppelin. questioned today regarding the recent trip to Munich and back, said:
 "I am entirely satisfied with the per formance of my airship. The result of the flight shows me that when a storm springs up and landing becomes perilous. the balloon can remain in the air until the danger is past.
 "The wind attained a velocity of over thirty miles an hour on this journey. while my motors developed a speed of twenty-six and one-half miles an hour The airship was consequently driven backward. but we never lost control of the steering gear.'
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
HALL GAINES COUSIN
 SOLD SHOESTR|NGS
A Discovery Regarding a Late Denver
 Recluse.

Denver, Colo, April 3.-The Denver Post today asserts that Philip Caine, well known as the "shoe lace man" because of his having existed for years by' the sale of shoe laces, and who died last November in ignorance of the fact that he had been made heir to a fortune of S6O,OOO, was a cousin of Hall Caine. the novelist.
 Philip Caine lived the life of re- cluse in Denver and none knew that he was a relative of Hall Caine until the relationship was established short time ago by attorneys engaged in the settlement of the estate of John Caine' A brother of Philip who, before his death. was a resident of the Isle Of Man The Isle of Man is the home of Hall Caine.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
ANOTHER TEXAS FIRE.

Dallas. Tex, April 3.-Sixty-four residences and a private sanitarium at Oak Cliff. a suburb of this city,
 were destroyed by fire today. causing a loss of s25O.OOO. The fire was fan ned by a strong southwest wind be- fore it was checked. swept through fourteen residence blocks and burned an area that covers more than quarter of a mile square of territory, in which only five buildings remain intact. All the patients of the sani- tarium were moved to safety.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
N. p. LOSES COAL LAND.

Helena. Mont, April 3.-In the United States court today Judge Hunt declared null and void the title of the Northern Pacific railroad to 1900 acres of coal lands in Carbon county, val ued at S2600 an acre
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
THE NOMINATION
 OF JUDGE SLOAN
EXPECTED TO BE ANNOUNCED
 THIS WEEK.
1t Is Also Believed That He Will Accept the Governorship.

Washington, April 3.-The appoint ment of Judge Sloan as governor will next week, and it is believed that he will accept the position.
 Judge Sloan had a long interview with the secretary of the interior on territorial matters today.
 From what can be learned from Arizonans in the city, his appoint ment will be perfectly satisfactory to the territory Hoval A. Smith is eX- pected here on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, April 3.-Cattle-Receipts 200. The market was steady at s4.7o9 ' 10: Texas steers, s4.4OG550; western steers. s4.OOG5.5O: stockers and feed CTS. s3.5OG $50; COW and heifers. sIsO G G5.60: calves, $6.00dS.50
 Sheep-Receipts 15,0O0. with mar ket steady. Natives. $S.75G6.sO; west ern. $3.75G6.O0: yearlings. $6.30G7.40 Lambs. native s6OO@S.4O; western Ss 00aS4O
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
TROUBLES TOSSED ASIDE
Mir. Taft Leaves the Tariff For the
 Golf Links.

Washington, April 3.-After having a brief conference with Speaker Can non and Chairman Payne, President Taft decided this afternoon to forget tariff for a while, and went to Chevy Chase golf links, accompanied by Vice President Sherman.
 He stated that he would visit San Francisco this summer.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
HEADED THIS WAY
A Son of w. J. Bryan Coming to
 Arizona

Kansas City, April 3.-Wm. J. Bryan, jr., passed through Kansas City today en route to Arizona on a vacation.
 Young Bryan, who is studying law in the University of Nebraska, says he will open an office as soon as he finishes his studies.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
GRAIN.

Chicago. April 3.-Extreme bullish- ness was manifested in the wheat plt throughout the entire day and the vol- ume of trade was large. Traders ap- parently were not greatly disturbed by the suspension of John Dickinson X Co, announced here before the open ing of the Exchange. irasmuch as the manager of the concern here declared there would be no losses to the Chl-
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
LANGFoRD'S VICTORY

Philadelphia, April 3.-Sam Lang ford. the negro middleweight, knocked out John Willie of Chicago tonight in the second round of scheduled six round bout at the National A. c. The Boston man hit the western fighter almost where he pleased.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
ENTERTAINMENT OF JAPANESE.

Honolulu. April Ex-Governor Frear gave a large garden party this after noon in honor of Rear Admiral Ijichi and the officers of the Japanese cruis- CTS Also and Soya. which arrived here on Thursday enroute to the Pacific coast.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
METALS.

New York, April 3.-The metal mar kets were generally quiet in the ab- sence of cables. Tin was unchanged at s23.SO629.50. Copper was quiet. Lake quoted at $12.S71a d 1900. electrolytic. $125O6I2621k; Casting. $12.37k 612.5O. Lead was steady at s4O71z @4.1O; Spell ter was quiet at s4.771z @4s2k.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
STOCKS.

Amalgamated, 75A: Snelting. s7%; Atchison. 1O7H: St. Paul, 15O; New York Central. 1307s; Pennsylvania. I134k; Reading. 1858; Southern Pa cific. 122; Union Pacific, 1S61s; U. S- Steel. sos; U. s. Steel pfd. 1lS9s 1; Silver 5O%c: Mexican dollars. 44c.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
FATAL FALL.

Franklin Furnace. April 3.-Frank Sadisky lost his life here today in a fall from a scaffold on the New Jersey Zine company's mill. which is in course of erection. He was one of the most expert builders in this section of the state.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
CANADIAN COAL STRIKE
 OF WIDE DIMENSIONS
Why Each Side Expects That It Will Win.

Winnipeg. April 3.-Dispatches from the coal regions of Alberta and British Columbia state that with the exception of the mines operated by the Crows Nest Pass Coal company, all miners employed in the Lethbridge. Band head. Mapleleaf. Passburgh, Blainmore. Hilcrest. Lille and Coleman mines are on strike The miners are quiet but
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
A DEAD ATTORNEY.

Arlington. April 3.-As the result of a fractured skull received in fall few days ago. Joseph Franklin Crow ell town attorney of Kearney. died yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
COAST BASEBALL.

At Los Angeles-Los Angeles 4: Portland 2
 At Oakland-Oakland O. San Fran cisco l.
 At Sacramento 1. Yer non a.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. D. C., April S-Arizona: Partly cloudy and cooler Sunday; pos sibly local rains or snow Monday.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-04

Do you want a FIVE-ACRE TRAcT7 I have a five-acre tract about one mile from the center of town that I will exchange for city property. E. F. Pascoe, no North Center St.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
UYt Saneerforbuno

Toa ct Isbe / Sarge, q. Gat.,
forleoen al 9elegater fra Be iorifiel'
Ii9e Sangforeninger / GteOriperOalen
oeriblonbt "9iorne" / @rano SORTS,
"2iom" / 6ergus Sails, "Orpbelts"
/ Sarge, err Der bIepet itiftet Ell SGI.
Ie8forenine Of bisie UNDER Nupnet
"8eo 8iper Scandinavian Singing
ISiociation".
Sil @mbeosmenb for fommenoe
aar palstes: E~rGfibent, 6. 81. SaS'
Jeff, 8rano Sorts; Giceprpii0ent, S.
6. &nopb, Sergus Sails; SefretGr,
s. 8. 5iirlrueis, 5erglts Sails; 9ass
ierer, 81. g. SoIporion Sarge. 81.
rigent, g. 81. Gubo, Sarge; SiGIpes
oirigent, Sobn Treitbo, Sergus
Sails; 8rano Maribol, $. Morten'
ion, Sergr1s Sails; SiQiosmGno, 9.
Stanbal, 8rano SORTS; Ebos. Sans
ion, Sarge, og {. .. llbbp, 5erguS
Sails.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
Oct iioite Sriitco.

Zen centrrInncrifnnife Repu6Iit
SonOuras or fortioeu oct eneIte
&ano. boor 6orbrp0erc % aiGLtrtng-
pat ira Be 6orcHcoe Stater fan finoe
et Irijte0 % tltmte Ie 40 Cnfel
Cams 9citrpbelier for at iau 6tn'
creme / Dem. gtcr ogioo bette Sri
Itco bill mco oct fsrite ophere at ert.
itere.
Sra 8~nibingtor meooeIe5 nenIig.
at Scnatet8 aomite for uOeurigife
gfirrer bar unbefulet Ratifitatiouen
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meo Sonoit'
ra8. Nnur 5raftuteu Ct ratiitceret %
6ereitrr pruflamcret al G~rGit0entert.
uil irlen Torbrpoer ira Dc 6orerreoe
5tatcr IGnaere rogetitebs | Seroen
pibe fla fri for Euugrtbelie % ILL
faacbrtnarlic Tor at frpue8 til an.
ipar for inc 0itagierninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
GransfontinentaIbane

Sfsl9e en- t~elegrafiif WeboeIeIie
fra 8innipeg, Wonitoba, bar Den
fonaoiife 8ocificbane beiluttet fig til
at bpgge Ell mn SronSfontinentalbane
fra ct. 4aul, Nim., til StiQebapS'
fpiten. arbeioet ifol paabegpnoes
til 8aaren.
Gen npe 9orte bill ta9e i'm Seepn'
beIie / @epblrrn, SaIf., paa $780,
2inien fra ct. Baul, og fsreS til
2etb6rieoe, alberta, bpor ben iGtteS
/ Sorbinbelie meb Grop'S Nelt Tais'
gran6en, Der iaa ienere bill blt for
lGnget til Racificfpiteu. Seniigter
meo 9pgningen al oenne gane er at
forbinore Great 3prtbern.9anens
Snpaiion Of bette Serritorillm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
ct aIporliet Darifo.

armeen8 @eneralito6 bar / en-
netop offentliggiort Happort til Pr
mebepurtementet benleOet Oettes Sp'
mGrfiombeo paa Den fllOitpnOia
foriparslsie SiIItano, bport @per
San Yebro, California, befinber fig,
% / meget Interchangeable llbtrpf an
befalet, of Der uiortspet trGffes 5or'
berebelier til SpfsreIien al tiosmGs.
iige 9efGiningsuGrfer beriteos,
&apporten iiges besuben at inoebolbe
ogioa mango andre SpIpsninger al
iaa flor militGr 9etpbning, at BrGii'
bent Hooicpelt bar Jolt Jig ~fornnIebi'
get til at tale Sagen oper meb Here
al aongreSienS Weblemmer.
Gapporten brefter forreiten ogiao
Sen u~beifpttebe SiIitano, bpori belle
Spoealifornia.S iitriftet beiinoer zig.
Sette itore &pititrsg err operor6entlig
rigt, % Son Yebro ptloe. / poafom'
meube SiIfelbe, frcmbp6e ct iGrbeIes
forbeIagtigt SanootngsiteO for en-
fienotIis 8rigsitprfe, os oiIbe fitnne
boIoes n9iten bpor lpnge oct ifuIbe
bore. 8enernIitaben bruger ltbtrpf.
fet zen bis orientolit Ntaet" | 5or.
binoeIie meb ben iupponereOe iienot'
Iige &riasitprfe.
8ei9ttelien al San 8eSre ioriIb-
ipttes at bile lie eiter Sienbens Sno.
taeeIie az Rearl Snrbor poa Sapaii.
.ioet oct iupponeres, at hi poa Oct
title Sao life bar en- tiIitrGffeIis
it9rf arigsfIaaoe til at iorbinbre
Sieuoens anilas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26

nemIig be batpaiiffe Ger, cr / Dor &c.
ii6bclie og iod bel beiGitct. at Sc
nar "uiubtaseIiee iom Gibraltar
Wr. Cochran imsbeBit oi8ie Tnn.
itonbc peS at berIeoe Gpmrrfioube'
Den paa Oct lis itaoig iors9crtOe gn.
tai al Sapoucicre Der i &uubet til
trobs for oerl for to gur iiOen afiIut.
teoe Sperensfomit meo Sopnn ON at
tegrGnie lloponbrinaen til Dc Sor.
elteoe Stater. Seune Itnoiq tiIta.
acnoe Snopnuoring bill, ertIGreoe
bolL Iebe til 8eotaaeIien al Ell Hoe.
luffeIieSIop. Sapan iii epe Hepre.
ioIier berior, % ariicn bill bermeb
bore nnaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
Den t~afnemliSe Slape.

Siaac ". Sorriior / MarihaIl.
toun, "a, in(otc Sem 21Ne os. 81
Har, hpilfeu aule6utrg ban mootog
en- uiturtelig Wrrgoe Spfsnifriu85.
~friuclier % EeIegrammer ira iierrt
"a nrr, Seri6IauSt ct goitfort i'm
@iliau Servings 9rpau.
Mcu set, BON iotte melt gri$ pea
OF ale. cur ct Goitfort meo 9ptsnit'
Hingcr / anIe0riug 1ugcu fra Ell
gammel Rcger. Sirdm @rut3 / Rio-
nan. ag.. Ser | lin Sto bopoe OPret
Sarriious glaze / go aeutucfg".
San bier. nogIe Mar fsr Sriger, az
en- SIdueblnoler ira AIdbama blot
$500 icr Srram, mgn ban HGgte0e
al irlge bonn for life at file barn
ira Wo0eren. iom ban ogiaa eieSe.
Sarriion iolgte bam ieHere I'll en-
gtabo for $500. men oo Sorgertrtgeu
erso uo. rsmte Siram ira oeirre %
I~perpeoe ria til llEionSormeeu. Mten
ten goutte Reger bar olorig gIemt
lin tiSligere Serres @oSbeo, ug boert
Nor ienSer ban BAN CT 8rotlila.
~tioustort poa hans @%eburtsoog.
Or. Sorriion CT friit og raft og
Ter life no til at pGre oper 90 4ar
aalHmel,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
SlaeifibsHaaeen

Som tibligere me6ocIt err Den
am~erifanIfc Slagifibsilaa0e eiter al
bane posieret S%uc5fanalen ipltttct op
/ ire eacr fire Gitoorer, iom fortioen
giGiter foritieaige al DC Itsrre gtto'
oeI~bapsbapne.
SlogIfibene "Wttsiouri" % Ohio"
opboIot iig iaoIeoes iorrige ltge etpar
Cages Sio | atber, @rGtcuIano,
buor De bsiere Siiicerer Den 17Oe par
Song Georges @iGiter til en- Nib.
Dag, iom gopes til oeres 2Gre.
Gloqifibet "Suinoi5" fom Sen
t76e til Molto fra Mtsiiun, bpor oct
baoOe bragt SiRlp % 2epRetSmioIer
til De BienIeOcnoe ira 9or6ifiPIpet
Oct its6te Der til ben al aoutrcnOmi.
raj Borter tomman0ereoe Gifu0re.
Slagiti6ene "SouiiiaHa" % "@ir.
ginia" beiunot iig / Smprua, bUorira
Der al en- Gel al Giicererun bIcU
ioretuaet en- llOfIitgt meO grtratOg
til Rllinerne al gueu @pbellls.
3re andre al GIoaocnS Sfi6e Be.
fan6t iig / Rarieiae$, Grantrige,
buor Sfiicercr og @eiEninger bar
8ienitano for megen SpmrrtiOmbeo
iaapel fra autortteterne8 iom gefoIt.
niugens SIDE.
Sra Bile 5ranhe, 6ranfrig, me0.
oeIeS 0en 226e 0s.: aQe Stibe paa
Sauneu. ScribIauot oen 6anite Srpo.
Ter "Seimbal" og 0en ergelite 30,
miralitetspatt "GufartreiS", par
ioas icitIig oetorerebe ! arIe6uing
Den amerifauife SlagitibsTduoes
Ssiitfommauoerenoe, aoutraSmiraI
Sperrps aufomIt bio 81. $50 imor.
ges omborO paa SIagifibet "Gonuec.
tieut". Sans SaIut beiOnre6es Stuo
for Stuo Of GitaoeletS gatterier %
ai Srpoieren ~Seimbal". Manoita.
berne paa Slagifibene "DltnueIota",
"aanius" % "germont" puraoereoe,
os Muiifforpierre iHtouereSe Dem
amerifanife RationaIiong ioet aomi.
ralitibet oampeoe iorbi til i'm gnter.
plaos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
panamareiien.
Salt fOrflarer, bporfur bnn gisr Su.
rem berHeo.
Slnicipprssmaalct igjcn.

Ten nDooIate Rrniioert, %. g.
GdIt qdD | en- Gale. ban iorIcoen vi.
ten hoIot pao Ell ganfct / auauIta,
Georgia. cr6cl Gplp5ninger pe6rs.
reloc EanarnfonnIen % 9cpGg.
grtn0cnc til fin forcitoacnoe Reiie
Nerncb. San is[te iig ioranIeotget.
iugoe BAN til Of fremfomme meo
ot5ie l~lotaIcIier al Sen @run6, at
Scr / pi5ie &re6ic ipre8 at berife en-
EiIbgicligbeO til at m~iSioritoa Sen.
i,gtcr ueo 9eigaet.
&orarcSieu bar, forfTareSe ban,
citcr ttIbsrIiae Soeroeietier beiIuttet
JIG FOR 9pgnirger al Ell SIitieforol.
Cen Sritif iom 81 iremisrtes tmoo
ocrne auroItppe, % iom bar ~inipire.
ret al Dem, ioru foretraf en- SaofIabe.
fouaI, or icncrc bEcpet qicrtaaet .
Gr @ieroptogelie al Gtsfusitonen
al oette Spsrgsmool MI err, iagoe
ban, fun berettiget | SilfTloe al, at
Der I Wcqcmti6cn err opbaget eler
~iureiuIot uoget, iom ttnoe nsobert.
6igqisre N 6oranSrtrg.
Set bar for peo ~periouliae Sogtto-
geIier at iorotsie fig berom, at ban
/ Sslae meS ct initial al 2arSets melt
i~remitaoeroe Suaenisrcr bunbe be.
Iterut fla iii at gisre Sireu Ocrreb.
Zen nofioa rdtltrlise 90 oiItnct
meget ubbreSte Gro paa en- SopHooe-
forul bar, erflpreSe Wr. Soft, FIN
@rrno | RargeI pna aienoftab til
ben otrfeIige Situation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26

biloe Be life naa irem til at bli SOP,
oa 8upernsren ganife Iiftcrt piloe
belGgge ben nieb lit Geto.
st Iresietelegram ira @dibiuaton
mebOeler SopeOinbboloet al ct SSr.
terpielp meb Sorbunbsienator Stint
fra California. Senatoren tror life,
at Der er uogen Sore forboauOen for
ct gruo meo Sapan for nPro9renbe.
Seaer life tror ban, at De anti-iopa.
neiiife Sorilog bill bli pebtagne al
CALIFORNIA; 2egislotltr MI; berimoo
er ban al Den Meuina, at Spsrgs.
maalet Tor eQer ieuere piI fomute
paa 8a9soroenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
0rreiteret Sanfbeoraeer.

Sonlcr Is. Gobcr, forbeuprreube
Erriioeut al 2ircoln Rutionul 9onf
/ Seard)ligbt, RepoOa, %. ~iortiocn
ErGiiocut al Ell @uufiorrctuing /
San Diego, California, er, ifsIae ct
telegram fra Sos 9lnaeIeS. Den 22oe
IS. bIenet orrcitcret OcritebS paa 4n.
fIoae for at bare bcoragct 9orfen /
SeartIigbt for life minore emo
$750,000.
San aibentc6cS al Sberiifeu / Gin.
coin Gourtp Repa0d, Der. citer at
bape iitret Jig Ell interchangeable al
@uperusreu, brogte bam meo iia til
Siode, GountpiGoet / rtGpnte Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
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at Ell miubelig Gr0ntng al ale De
beItaaenoe Strio&ipsrgSmool mel.
lem De Soreneoe Stoter og Sene5uela
Ifal bore brngt iitono al ". $. 9u'
6anan, SpecialfommisiGr for DC
Soreneoe Stater, eitcr fIere Tigers
Sorbonolineer nteo ben ME Hegie'
ring unoer @rGiioent 8ome3. Gn
Iignenbe freoelig Groning fol bore
opnuaet meo oc eprige 2anOe, iom
gencSueIu bar IigQct / alanber meb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
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Sra @oibineton mcb0cIeS ben
2toe os.: Nfniiter @uoe og Sruc
CAB isaor ct MiboossieIifab til 9@re
for Senator % Mrs. &uute gteIiou
og Miis 9elion iamt 2egutionsiefre,
ter Sugo Momincfel, Der ON fort
Sio iorIober @aibtngton for at uenoe
tilbaee til fit Stem / 0orge. III DC
andre @i9fter fan nPures Den norife
@icefoniuI / 9ran0 Sorts, q. o, $.
9enoefe.