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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
NEW CORPORATION TAX
NEARLY ALL RENTED

Washington july i1.-rreasurN rc-
turns show that 90 date there hns
been paid y2e.4ia.Ggs of the asscss-
mruts originally made. a~ErreEuting
SO. e6s So. on ccoun of tho cur-
raration TAX. of the remaining SIS
coo about hnlf has been ahatcd hy
the commissioner of Internal rctcnu,
for various reasons or b. in dispute.
The expectation BE- that hy the ,nd OF
the month. the 100000 unpaid will
be collected. Already some ~ the
collectors have been OBLIGED Co Inn
pose penalties for q failure Co pa, the
Assessment hF july A. lu some
quarters. nu impression has existed
thai tho assessments were not raf
able until the United STATES supreme
court passcd ga the consiitutionality
of the statute
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
MILLIONS IN TIMBER
MENACED IN ALBERTA

Calgary. Alberta, July 17.-Forest
fires are assuming alarming proper
tions. They are raging In several
places in the foothills country of the
Rockies southwest Of here and unless
heavy rains fail Immediately. millions
of dollars worth of standing timber
viii he lost. Fire is raging southwest
OF Priddis today, Chief of Dominion
Fire Rangers Marghar left Calgary
Saturday night for Priddis with 100
mcE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
TO KNIT CHURCHES
j. INTO UNITY
Prominent Episcopal Church
Men Found Movement for
Brotherhood Of All Christian
Bodies,
INV Morning Journai sDseial s.ssea wirei

INV Morning Journal sDscial Yassea wirel
New York. July 1F.-Twelve clergy
men ana twelve laymen OF The Epis-
copal church have just incorporated
the Christian Unity Foundation. which
hopes, 'by the operation Of the shirt
OF God, the various Christian bodies
may be knit together in more evident
unity in the essentials Of faith and
practice md in one organic life
Among the incorporators are:
Bishop Doane of Albany, Bishop
Greer Of New YORK. John shines, for
mci chief Justice OF Rhode Island,
Bishop Anderson or Chicago. Rear
admiral Goodrich. T.. :. y, and Col
onel Charles william Larned, L. s. A..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
SPANISH C0NSUL'S WIFE
DROWNED IN THE SURF

Gulfnort. Miss. July H. Mrs.
Joseph Dellerons, aged % ear wife
of the Spanish consul at Gulfiort was
drowned, and several other members
n the Yachting party of which she
was one. were barely rescued, while
in SURF bathing al ship Island near
here. today.
Mrs. Dellerons aud hcr swimming
partner, William Hutchins. were
caught hy the undertow. AFTER using
every effort to save his companion.
Hutchins was rescued in an uncon-
scinus condition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18


rntll she receivers Sufficiently to be
able to account for the shooting, the
police lave little hope Of learning
Rigdon's motive
Plans on the part ~ the police g
subject Mrs. Deufex 70 a eross-exam :
nation viii De postponed until her
condition ~ better.
Miss MARY Wilson. q young woman
who was with Mrs. Deufex IT the tim G
81 the shooting and who Is detained
az u police station stili denies any
knowledge Of the motive.
Nomgn Identified.
Chicago. Juls Mrs. Emma
Dcufex. seriously wounded by
Charles w Rigdon Just before Rig
don killed himself here Friday after
noon, was late today identified as
Mrs. Emma Young. "A Chicago woman.
said to be connected with families OF
and social position. The den
.ification was made by q man friend
or the wounded woman. Inspector
however has been unable u
the namcs of the woman's rel
itives and has been given only a little
81 her personal history.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
SECRETARY OF WAR
LEAVES TODAY FOR
PHILIPPINES
Says Japanese Reception Is
Signal Mark Of Friendship to
Yankees Taft Thank S
Mikado for Hospitality.


Toxic. July i~7.-Jaeop NJ. Dickin-
son, the American secretary of war
and party, too the train a 8 30
o'clock this evening for kyoto. Cen
eral Count Oku. representing Generat
Terreuchi. the minister of war. give.
a luncheon this afternoon ~ honor of
the American secretary. W1o IN re-
spending TO q toast, satA his reception
by japan was IN addltinna! mark Of
the friendship Of this country COR The
United States, which no hoped nd be-
lieved would remain unbrokcn.
Secretary Dickinson gill sail on The
steamer Siberia for the P~hilippinea
on Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
ArIzonn Normal school.

The sixth summer session ct me
Northern Arizona Normal school has
been in progress for three weeks ana
the attendance Is still increasing
There is only one vacant room in th'
girls n two in the boys dormitor
There are seven tables in the dinint
room. each seating from six % t'r
persons. Fifty is the greatest numi"
that has been served at any n limo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
AIR CRUISERS TO
DROP BOMBS
Perpendicular Shaft for Pro-
jectiIes Feature of War
DirigibIes to Be Built by
PrusSian Company,


Graefrath. Rheinish Prussia. July
1.-THE Lower Rhine company
with 5$00. 600 capital for the construc-
ton of air cruisers especially fitted
for dropping explosives, has been
formed under the auspices Of Count
Won Mo'tFe.
D~irigihle balloons will be built
about 500 feet in length and having a
capacity of 1880 cubic meters OF gas
snd a carrying power OF more than
five tons The frame wor Of the ves-
sells will consist ot wooden stays COW
Ncred with rubber and silk. The cen
trial gondolu. which viii be armored,
will nave a perpendicular shaft ior
shooting pToiectiles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

the national conservation congress to
be held in st. Paul this summer.
Governor Hay said that last year
Federal Judge Cornelius II. Hanford.
who was appointed a delegate 20 the
congress which met in Seattle. re-
ceived discourteous treatment from
the other delegates because he read
a paper criticizing the conservation
policy advocated By the congress. and
expressed himself as favorable to less
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

national exposition Of railroads and
transportation was in%augurated to-
day by President Figuerea Alcorta.
The American section is considered
one Of the most important of the ex-
position.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
FUSS COLONEL
WILL NOT SETTLE
Roosevelt Not Asked to Medi-
ate in Strike Situationi Both
Sides Hope for Adjustment
Today,


by Morning Journal SnecInI Lshsed WIFeI
oyster Bay, July IA report
reached here tonight that Theodore
Roosevelt would act as mediator in
the Pennsylvania railroad wage dis
pute. 1t was met with prompt denial.
Colonel Roosevelt has not agreed
to act in the Pennsylvania case nor
has he been asked to assume such II
position. said Frank Harper, Col
onel Roosevclt's secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
TWO HOLD VICTIM
WHILE THIRD
STAB HIM
Blood Feud TranspIanted From
Italy Ends in Murder Of Miner
at Camp Near Trinidad.


Of a blood feud transplan en
Italy, two men held Giuseppe Ciamca
a miner. while II third stabbed him to
death today at Forbes, a mining camp
neal here.
Immediately after the murder. Gia-
su Ciamca, a brother. and Giuseppe
Gampacorta, were arrested and charg-
ed with the murder. The police say
they held the victim by the arms while
he was being killed. The prisoners
would give no detail Of the feud's ori-
+
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
GETS SHOT MEANT
FOR HUSBAND
Merry Woman Steps IN Front.
Of intended Victim and Re-
ceives Fatal Bullet in Fore
head.


st. Lonis, July l7.-Belieying her
husband was in danger Of losing his
life, Mrs. Emma Hefflinger OF st.
Louis, sprang in front Of him this af-
ternoon on their farm on Arsenal Isl"
end in the Mississippi river near here
and was shot in the forehead. Will
liam Augustine, also of st. Louis, who
did the shooting, escaped down the
river in q launch.
Leo Heffling, the husband, and Aug
Justine became engaged in an alterca-
ton over a stray horse found on the
island. Mrs. Hefflinger is expected to
die.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
Ratiflcs NcM York Acuon

New York, July ~ The action
taken by the mother church Ia Boston
tDday IL final ratification of the action
taken hy First church n this city on
April Q last. At that time fifteen
members and practitioners were
cropped from the %infiintion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
RUDE TO DELEGATE, SAYS
WASHINGTON GOVERNOR

Seattle. Wash. july ls.-Governor
Al p. HAY TO-DAY declared that until
the Washington delegation would ~
accorded fair and courteous treatment
be- Nouid decline 60 appoint any rep
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
Buried Miners Rescued.

Bochum, Prussia. July 1.-Two
miners have been dug out Of the Prinz
Regent coal pit after t~wenty-three
hours burial. They We're caught he
hind solid rock 1870 feet thick.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
s.. louis Man Drowned.

Detroit. Mich, July 17.-While go
ing 10 the assistance Of a man in a
disabled launch at the st. Claire flats
today, Alfred Greening Of st. Louis,
fell out OF a motto a and was
drowned. The body was recovered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
Minnesota All Right.

Omaha, Neb., July liza special
telegram from Waterville, Mimi. says
Governor Eberhard Of Minnesota, who
is en- route TO this city, received a
telegram after leaving Minneapolis to
the effect that all Minnesota's re-
quests concerning h conservation
congress had been granted, and that
final arrangements would be made
later in the week when the executive
committee reaches st. Paul.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

Robert Martin. who operates q
ranch and store neal Engle and w".
was q member Of the lower house '
the Legislature four years ago, hf
been united In marriage with Miss
Anna Hillard of Los Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
NEWS NOTES Of THE
SOUTHWEST
Or. Lowell for senator.

According To Arizona papers DIT.
Percival Lowell Of the Flagstaff oo'
serVatory. is being mentioned Tor
United States senator after Ariz'nA
hecnmes Z rtate.
The sun., 1910-06-12
STiTE CHEC FEDERITIONS
-Four More Nrr 90 Ne Organized In the
Wrsi This Month.

John HAYS Hammond chairman NJ tho
committee ou organization - tho
Na.lunal civic Federation. reported ye=
t"rday that be has IN hehaif II the cNecu-
eve council " the federation. called meet 70
inR- ~ four State- 80 organize state cnun-
riIs II the federation The mertinKs
M" Mai.s0n. June ia. 81 Ioihs
Jan" I6 Topeka. June "a. and Omaha
iuuo ~ The following general state
ms1f was i-sued by the ohic-rs ~ the
federation
Ir zach stat" CoWpsnsaf on FOR Industrial
Nr'd'ff- aiil 10 presented by John Mitchell.
I"rr"r president of M. nifrd Mine Worker-
of NT"rt'l inform Legislation Relative
f0 1ooI Roads aud ,ur0Wohiir Regulation. '
uE John VI ~tahI ~ fhs Farmers National
Z '0nEr"-a. sud Plan NJ organ yai ion hy
Ralph " Easis '1airman n tho rHe'utive
council ~ no National C.vic Federation
Wrer -ghfe''s considered are Pure Food
-ri Drug wat sratt.ft,s and Iot-
form 'ry0uuring
The committee m organization. ~ whi-h
John Hay HammoHd 10 chairman. rians 10
have councils 1fganiEed 10 rach state 10
rhe rn'on by November ..
The sun., 1910-06-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MENEATunn ALaANAo TEB DAx.
Sun nses. .aaaiSun sst. ..Ijsl hoen se,a.i1sss
mtoM wArNR rmin DAN.
sandy Hook u "a Gov isAad. n - Men Cate. isto
The sun., 1910-06-12
COTTON CROP OF I0OO
smaller Than That ~ IOOA. hat the Most
NaIuAbIs Ever Produced.

WAsHINGToN June u. The bureau
II statistics II tho Department NJ Conn
mcrce and Labor issued to-day the results
oi ~ tahulliions " the cotton crop Of
1919 They ay that although the crop
vas the smallest produced since 1908
its Nalue Was 10 ~ per cent. more than
that ~ 1914 Measured hy itH yarn pro-
ducing qualities and by financial results
% the growers % Wa- the most valuable
ever produced
The estimated yame of the crop Is
given a. tsi7. .1so s13. a. compared with
tS6i -. .9s for I0s The value OG the
cotton crop u 1919. it l. pointed out, was
about half that u the corn crop Of the
country Tor that year. and WIS more than
$40. .OOO 30 greater than that Of the wheat
crop The worlds production ~ Rold
IN 1910 amounted O. tt8O. .DDO.OJ1. the
greatest on record. vet Il was only a
little more than half the value Of the
cotton crop.
~ N" stocks 81 cotton on February -.
1910. the statement says.
-O the total stocks = cotton in the ooun-
try az the Close ~ business February p
1870. 3i6 per cent was hs,ld hv manu-.
factuTers. e. per cent In independent
warehouse and 22g per cent. by other
holders These proportions compare With
the following i0r February a. 1910. N
per cent was held by manufacturers. ~ 0
per cent ~ independents WAREHOUSES and
$50 per cent 10 th" possession Of other
h0lders
Practically the sane proportion n the
stocks u the country IN each year was
stored in warehouses. but n slightly
larger proportion was held this year ~
manufacturers. Only th ~ ~ the States
show increases this year In the holdings
II tho iudependent warehouses: Massa-
chusetts. With an increase of .6af lalaa:
Mississippi u 80 tales and New York.
". SOC haies-
The sun., 1910-06-12
Fau MI,rr Mm rur,DumrU,.

FAIL RIvER Mass June III 10 eH.
pected that tho orders of ". e. D.. Borden
~ close al the mills 81 his Fell River
Iron Works Company plant will BE- fol-
lowed nv = material extension ~ curtail.
ment by other mills here The general
opinion among ths manufacturers hsre
is strongly ~ favor 81 much heavier
cJrtaIlnent The loss IN wageF 20 the
oompany's operatives will hs between
t55 .00O and tfO.g0O a week.
The sun., 1910-06-12

The Wall Street edition Of THE EVENING
Sun contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 20 the close
ui the market The closing quotations
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional newe matter, are contained alaO
n the night edition OF THE EvKNNa SUN
The sun., 1910-06-12

" Cleveland. for New York. vas NJ miles east
Of "a ndy HOOK a. AS A M Yesterday.
" New Norh Tor NeW YOTa. vas go miles east
OF Sandy HOOK ate A "
- IAplsnd. Tor Nev York vas $40 miles east
OF sandy Hook a. noon
sand HOOK al i2'a0 p, n
The sun., 1910-06-12

s. Manrsiania for New Nork irom 1veTp0ol.
- prinEens Irene for New fOrk from Palermo.
- COluFubin. for New Nork from Glasgow.
- krunnland. for New YORK. from Antwerp.
- Rotterdam Cor NeN Nork from Rotterdam.
- IA LORRAINE tor New York from havFe
~ PrinE Frednch Wilhelm, for New Hork
rom bremen.
81 chicago. for New lofk from MavIe.
~ 81 Paul for New NoTk from sou iha mpt0a
81 CadFir, Tor New York from Liverpool
- nrrmudlan for New YORK from Bermuda.
The sun., 1910-06-12

AFrivoo-oArUhnAHs Sune "a
s. CAmpaniA. Liverpool, lune I.
~ kugenia. Oran. Nay ~
81 PtFugia. Naples, NAY -
81 sirius, Hamburg, May u.
- Merida. Havana. iune
- ITO Grantie. GalNueion. June
- Comal ksy West. June 9
81 Arapahoe. iac ksonYtlle, June
81 Monroe. Norfolk. June 70.
Ss Lewis Lurkenbach. PhilAdelphla. June 10
81 CITY OF Everett. Boston. June 10
81 NOrtht0un. Ciaymont. Del. June 10
The sun., 1910-06-12
10 llgT FOR BIsINEss PIRPOaEa

TO III or FOR sALE -sii shs iii Ws-S e.
o.. . tsoEJ hiiet fsctory: baiisE. sas.ns. stabRs
and shed. OWNER. 81 absvs adarp-s.
The sun., 1910-06-12

s. Barharossa a Genoa from New YoTk
- Oceana 81 Plymouth from New York,
s. Prtsldeni ilncoln. 81 CherboUrg from New
iork
- philaaelphla az Cherbourg from New Nork
- princess Alice, a. Plymouth from New Iorh
The sun., 1910-06-12
REAL ERrAFE Pon nALE-

hAHbAlN- An room house au iusursvurBs1t.
hath. heat, clrrtrr ught. large plot hi4h sirt'.
raiirnads Hchoois rhurches. lrirs n IA. 49,
rash, halHnre easy terms. ONNPP. n kHst tssfS
The sun., 1910-06-12
NEW JERsEY REAL EsTATEFOR sALE

EASI ORANGF Fke miuut-s Lfr.sT -
.aatcn. telect neiRhhorhoof thrrs -to-
....i.,led ..d ,rtinr Iesllrnfe ~ rungi,, l.o- -i
!Nq tlory bare, 1AfN OWNFR. iis Z fNr'7r EN-.
hnhnfen
The sun., 1910-06-12

UAEFuL man. French. - withes nos''-r
rp'1nufY 20 - uaefHi. wnf a tahies 1r tahs el-,
hefte; tempEFata. L. a.. boa ~ SUI lr'7-
oAes, tl19 nr9adway
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Ssosfalb. Sognepreit / Saaberf

Ssosfalb. Sognepreit | Saaber9
%. 8. Sac er ofeaoet neb 9soen, %
Mar .aommeI. @fbsoe bar en- anieet
@eiItlig og bon mceet afbolSt paa De
Steber, bpor ban oirfeoe.
= @nfefru Sophie gorh, fsot
gulidien, gnfe cfter BEN for 20 aar
iiben afSsoe m%nngeaarige Stortings.
mono fra 0rammer Ritnteiter Socob
8. grot, er afgnaet peo Gsoen
Grammen / Ell Glber al n9iten 80
Mar.
-eprer % &~irfeTanaer / Sole
Sobon Srebaltg er ifslge Wfeooelel'e
fra Ssncfos ofgaaet peo 0soen, SO
aar gammel. Srsbolg teireoe iflor
so garS Subil9uln iom SGrer. San
bar en- meaet afbolbt 9Grer og baooe
peo lin noble &arofter oa lit porme
Siertelag ifafiet Jig mango 8erner.
- Sneenier u. lltne err afgaoet
oeS Ssoen / ariitiania, &c Mar gum'
mel. gfosoe bar uboannet iom Ma'
ifiningenisr peo GbaImerIfa Snititu.
tet / @eteborg. San oniattes | 1875
Iom 9e1tprer pco Sinfos Sabrifer. s
1898 bIeo ban geitprer al 2abro
SrGiIiberi % traf Jig isrit for faa
Iar iiben tilbage berfrn. lltne bar
en- bpgtig og nteget afbolot Wfano.
= apotbefer S. 6. Rnlins pua
&%onespineer, or ofgooet ueo Ssoen,
as aar gammel. af6sbe bar Ssn
al gp9banbIer g. &. IoIlins og
Sliitru, loot Gappelen. San tog
Mediterranean / 1890. Senere
reiIte ban til llSInnoet, bbor ban
orep Stuoier / SpIflanS % &isben.
bopn. geb Siemfomften bIep ban
3emifer peb Hingnes grpggeri -
en- Sitting, iom ban i~nbebapoe til
ban / 1896 fjsbte ~aongspinger Ipo'
tbef.
- Stdtionsmeiter Soban Steen,
Taffeitab, err afgaaet oeo 9sben Ell
ter Ipngere Chs SpgSom. afbsoe
bnoSe nGrct PED Sernbmen | 2S aar.
9 1905 par Steen Stationsneiter
peo aubogen Citation. San bite itg
ga meget biGlpiom os imsoefommen.
be MOB Soloatcrne, Tom Orcg poa
8rGnieoagt. Som grfierOtligbeo
berfor mo6tog ban flere 8ooer fra De
tieneItgisrenbe Sfficerer. Snoen
Sernbanectaten bar Gfbsbe liseIeoes
meget agtet og afboIbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

SposfalS. S%ioligcre mnugeaarigt
@eoIem al Sisrring aWtSraao, WssI.
leeier Sacnb 9arien / SPitriip er
6sS, 81 aur ganmel.
en- Of SisrrinseNnenS flenote
9mSmpuo, 8rop. Sons 6Grh I'll
SpcrfiIt, er iorleben afgaaet peo
al en- 9liuotarmSLiOeI'e, gobt
60 gar eommel.
en- al Ranoers @n8 rIOite Dor.
gere, 8uISimeo n. s. Ipeitrlip, or
forleben aiaaaet PED GsOcn, 81 aar
gommel.
- Sobrifant $. s. s. 9enailt er
bsb / ais6eubarn. San bdooe I I'm
Sio nrret Sabrifant | 0oen'e.
Sneenisr 8. 9. Sem CT Sso, u
gar aommcl. gan bar / Ell anr'
rrffc Snipcftsr peS alebeItbaonS
amts SpgcbuS.
- Sbp. Soenepreit Tor Sbir'triip
on SualesIcp Renisbe6er | gorblis
Stift 9. O. Roiencrone Benton er
afooaet peo Cohen poa 6rcocrtfSber9,
AZ Mar domnleI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Oye Riooere.

Song Soofon bar u6n9ont De TO
peIfienbte Gbicneom9n6, Or. g.
Guales % emil gisrn til Hibbere al
ct. SIofSorSeren. Or. Suales, Der
er ben pIbite nulepenbe norIfe 9nge
/ Chicago % en- al oenne BINS BIO
neerer, bor lpnge bpret forbeIagtig
befienbt for fit interesierebe os op.
oircn6e arbeioe ! 5orbinSeIie meo
gpens norife Observation-Disclosures
San err ioaIe6es en- al Sttfterne al
bet norife MSerbomshiem og RrRii.
sent for bettes Erection. emil
gisrr bar / aorepis oRret anerfieubt
iom en- Of De bpstisite norife Gang.
lebere beroper % er Snitriiftsr for
Somsforcninser "9isrsoiu". San
bar pgian giort Jig iortient iom ses.
ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
G~ottefriaen / Sanmarf. s.

tbin9ets Gottelop$uoOalg bar at9t'
ret getpnfning oper bet miniiterlele
2ouforilag, BET bar bebanoIet. uo'
palaet mener, at DC 3 aar, Den glel'
6enbe 2op bar beitaaet, er for fort
en- Sio iii at ifisnre oper bens Sirf'
niuaer, men enifer 0oa Sorisget tort
lat ppientIig unber Be famine 6or-
mer iom biotil. Weoens 2~ooforlla'
get aisr arigsfsreIien MOB Rotterne
til en- pripat Sog % fun piI beoilge
10000 ar. iii 9riqers 6srel'e pad
Statens GienSomme % til 6or'sg
meb me, rotteorGbeube Wtioler, lore
1aor uboaIget al beoiIge $4,000
ar., Ser unpen6es meb 10000 ar.
iom Silifub til RottctbrpbSelicsfor'
euinaer, 5000 ar. til &omocn MOB
SfobeSnrene boa Stotens Gien6om'
me oa 5000 iii "Torenineer for lob
orbret ~l1brbS6clie al Rottcr" iii Sort.
irttelie al bers Gpitation iamt til
Sens Administration til Rptte for De
aommincr, Ser srifcr ErGmicrin9
bibebolbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Stenalbers.4oploS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zen 1iolte
ginterS iterfe MesnitpI bar peo SeIe.
Strmben paa S9beren bortpaifet BET
lsie SanoIag. iom bGffeoe en- Sten.
grunb peo Siseenelpeiis ubleb | So.
bet, % oerpeb brast frem | Sugen
en- itor 9opIaos ira StenalSeren.
@runoen er fulbit9noie ooerioaet mco
afiuIo og SIiier / SunoreoetuienpiS
efter en- flor Sten-Snblritri. Welem
Sen Wasie affoIo er Der bit opplnf.
fet nogen minore, f9rbiee &eoitaber
% ire Slaeitene al boio, booro
aparts, iamt noeen Stpffer Himpe'
item, 'om StenuIbersfoIfet / flor No"
itrGfnine bar benptet fig al Tom
Euoie. eIer Slibemibbel for fine
Sten. og gen.Heoifaber. gpplaoien
Iieger iort9ler "Staoa. aftbl." me-
get libiat for 8eir % 8inb, iaa Der
bar life ppret bioere bebagelig at DO;
men Den fiiferige Gin, iom flpoer lige
inb ! @oplaoien, bar bel oPret gdr'
Iogen til, at Stebet trobs lin ooar'
Iise @eIiegenbeo meb Senipn til
@eiriorboIo er Bit palet iom Solteo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Srpnohicms Reaulcrina.

az flor Sntercsie at ie, boorleoes De
moberue gper teller iig meo Rc9ll'
Ierinser, @aoepIaner % gebpggcl.
iespIaner. 5 Rorge giGloer pel
SronSbiem FOR at bore ben beoit re.
gulreSe gp. Srsnherne er fienot Tor
at itene gobt meo lin Stab. Naor
unbtages, at Der / De iibite Ior er
fsrt op en- bel Gel image 8anroe
9pens beSIte Strss, bprer Srono.
biems 9e6pgeelie % @aoenet | bst
Grab Tre9et al goo Smag og Or
ben. s oisIe Sage bar Srsnoerne
after oiIt, at Sc bill lin 9ps Srem'
aora. 9pcns &onmrneItpre bar ino'
b,tbt arfitefter % Sngenierer fra
4orae, Speriae, 9anntarf og Sim
LAMB iii &onfurrance om en- @ooe
% SebpsgeI'esplan for Opens pore
Strsa. Gil Se1ne 8onfurrance er
ser opitilet IrGmier paa SIR. 5000
SIR. $500 og Ser. 1900. Oct er
prispprbiat al en- ioapiOt lioen @p
iom E~ronobicm at irtte ianng ct laa
fort gpparat iom en- International
aonfurrance o. at ORE iaa mott9e
Tenae FOR en- @aoereguleringS Stnlo.
Oct piier, of Srenberre tprlfer lon9t
frem, % at De bill giere noget tort
lto al lin 8p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

SaIer ! Snnser. Sra Bergen meo.
oeles oen 2oen april: Sper forifieI.
Iige 9psoer / 9~ersenbusmterne bar
bet | ben iioite Sib eaaet en- 9Gf.
felie, iom giper ct msrft giaebe al
pisie SoreteeIier | 2egnansfsrfpn.
oeIien. Eaa fIere Steoer boIber Dc
oafte paa meb fine Weber belle Nat'
ten uboper, 9eltagerne ifaber fig
iom gale. taller | Surger 90 profete'
rer. @9ffeIIen bar aft frnpet fine
Dire, % oct er bIit ~usopenbig al
Ipgge Here al ~Wennerue" ino poo
Sinosipseaiplet. Sra Sogn fom for
leSen en- iing @ut til Bergen nnoer
to Manbs 9epogtning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

ben berpeteoe Sba aapiits 2eiliebeo
! greogaSe, boor en- M9ngoe al
gpens 2epenGno me6 9eors Better
icn / Spioien bolot til, % bpor man
forsirpes pentebe at finSs 9rins Sa.
raIo, bar oplpit. at Set ianrne gu
reaii bar eugagcret at Sba adpiit
iamtioig, iornt set fnnbe gipe benoc
en- aSoorieI. raar Golitict beepnote
at intcresiere iig for Srgierne. Ta'
flor Nattbieien bar ioaleeeS ppret
Sobbelt uheIbig / @aIaet al WsiSIer.
Sru Iarta RieIien opIp'er piocre, at
bun for TnIitiet bar opainet Hannet
noa Sen heititaoenSe Gerior, 'cm bar
inipiccrct DC fsrite gpismeooelcIier
ON lloioioneringen.