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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
COFFROTH RACES ACROSS
CONTINENT TO WIN WAGER

New York. Feb. $50 far James
Coffroth, the California fight promo
ter. has an ample margin OF safety
on his rush trip TO san Francisco to
win q bet ot $1,000.
Before leaving England on the
Manretania Coffrotli bet Eugene Corri
Of the National Sporting club, that he
would be in in SAN Francisco on Feb
ruaty S. The Mauritania reached
here this morning and Coffroth
boarded the Twentieth Century Limit
ed this afternoon for Chicago.
The promoters schedule calls for
his reaching Chicago tomorrow ana
leaving a few hours later on the Oy-
erland limited which. if on time would
bring him to SAN Francisco at les
a. m, next Tuesday, February S. or
more than four n a half hours
before the expiration of the time linn
n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
PREPARATIONS FOR TRIAL
of CONDUCTOR COOE

Guadalajara. Mex. Feb. f.-Judge
Palafox. Of the third criminal court
Of Guadalaiara. today received from
the p%rocurator OF Justice al the pa
pers In the cases of James 4. Cook.
the American railway conductor and
twelve other men who were arrested
last August FOR alleged completely in
freight train robberies.
The documents form a book two
inches thick The procuratnr notified
Judge PaiaioX that he would file his
conclusions TN the case and make his
accusations next Monday. m tho
prCeurator finds no case against Cook
will be liberated at once. should
he be found. nv the %procurator as
guilty Of completely. Cook will prob
ably be able to secure a release from
Jail on bond not exceeding 10000
pesos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
HARD FOUGHT GAME
GOES TO A. H.. S.
81 TO IS
Las Vegas High School Basket
ball Team Puts Up a Good
Fight Against Locals, But IS
WorSted,

In a game that was interesting and
highly Spectacular throughout, the
Albuquerque high school basketball
team last night worsted the las Vegas
high school boys by the score Of So
to l6. The Las Vegas boys proved
themselves good players and were IN
the game every minute, hut their ag-
'gressive efforts awaited them but lit
tie, because Of the splendid team
work and clever individual playing Of
the locals. Calkins and Lapraik, for
wards for the A. II. S we're in the
thick OF the tight all the time and it
was indeed a well executed play that
got by them. Webb, center for the
visitors was the bright consistent star
for his team. his playing being n
OF the lights OF the game. At the
end Of the first half the score was rs
to II in favor of Albuquerque. Not q
bit discouraged by being seven points
behind the Meadow city Lads went AZ
II hammer and tongs in the second
half in an effort to hold the locals
down and at the same time throw "A
few baskets for themselves The A..
II. S. boys played together all the way.
however, and there was nothing doing
worth while for the visitors. the game
winding up 80 to 10. The lineup for
the contest follows.
Las Vegas-Winters and Kooeier.
guards; Webb. center: Hoskins and
Truder, forwards.
Albuduerque-Doran and Rosen-
valid, guards, Lowrey, ENTER. Jaffa.
Caikins and La Praik. forwards.
Following the game the Las Vegas
boys were guests at a pleasant in
formal dance. for which excellent mu-
sic was furnished by the high school
orchestra, composed of Paul Mohn-
KERN, pianist. Arthur Yanow and
CLYDE Ross, violins. About 500 peo-
pie attended the game.
Varsity Plays Las Vegas Tonight.
The University Of New Mexico baa-
team leaves this morning for
Las Vegas, where they will play the
Normal school tonight. The team Will
lineup with Seder as center: Lee and
Lembke, guards: Cornish and otto,
forwards. and Bryan and Smith. sub
Walter Allen viii accom-
The boys and officiate us umpire
tonight.
Girls Team Plays Here Next Friday,
The final basketball game Of the
season to be played in Albuquerque.
Will occur next Friday night, when
the University OF New Mexico and the
Vegas Normal school girls team
VIII play a long scheduled and much
talked Of game. Manager Lyle All
bolt is busily engaged arranging the
for the exhibition and expects
70 have the largest bunch OF basket
ball fans out that ever attended a bas-
hetbaIl game in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
DiU aUU WLHD ON PAGE SEVEN T0DAY7

can't az are not Injurious to The rifle
win be permitted
An important change of a technical
character has been made by the ma
tlonal board ia substituting the word
revolver" for the word "pistul'
wherever found IN the rules. This
marks the passing of the piston from
military shooting. The 9nmnnition
for the national revolver match viii
be selected on The same lines as that
for the rifle matches.
The classification in the national
team match viii be the same as last
year but based ON tho results of 1902.
No change WIS made IN the prize list
hut the provision requiring the team
making firm place to drop TWO men
and the siyth team to drop one man
was stricken out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

Cotton Plant. Miss, Feb, de
Mund. the race horse for which Paul
J. Rayney, Of New York paid $45, 600
as a two year old. as a our year old
has been disposed Of for a mere
.%trific.7 il is understood, to ROY Rain
'ey.
Although giving promise at the
time he entered the Rainey stables Of
accomplishing much on the turf, De
Mund has failed and viii be shipped
to the Rainey farm in Virginia, The
amount Of the PURCHASE was not
given.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
Baseball Contracts Announced.

New York, Feb. 4.~--President Lynch
Of the National Baseball league to-
day announced the following con
tracts.
with Brooklyn: George G, Fell,
Frank II. Dessau. George n. Hunter,
Edgar Lennox, z. NJ. McElveen, II.
Mcintyre. Frank Scllneiberg, Paul
Sentell.
With Chicago: Levi Knapp, Thos.
j Needham. Frank Pfeffer, John
Pfcister. Joseph Stanley.
Otis Crandall, George j. DAILY, Josh
Devere, G. L. Herzog, w. A.. Latham.
Ernes. y. Lush. Fred c. Merkle, Rob
ert Scott, Chester A. Spencer. w. +.
Parson, George II. Schlei. Fred Ten
neN. f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
FARM SALVATION
OF COUNTRY SAYS
IRELAND.
HIGH LIVING CAUSE OF
PRESENT HIGH PRICES
Archbishop Does Not Believe
Price Of Meat VIII Go Back to
Low Level But Does Not
Look for Economic Disaster.
Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence ia Morning Journal
81. Paul, Feb. 2.-Deciarlng that the
social and moral salvation Of America
rests with The farmer. Archbishop
John Ireland the noted Roman cath
Ollie nrelate. siddsf With flames j. Hin,
and in declaring that he is not over
sorry for the conditions r,at have
brought about the meut boycott. he
joins The ranks Of those who believe
With James ]. I'M hat high living IS
largely responsible for high prices.
In an authorized statement, Arch
bishop Ireland says.
"Of curse, I like So many others,
have had TO pay some attention 70 the
economic problems now agitating the
community-the high price Of living
and the consequent boycott instituted
against the Use of meat. Good viii
come from the discussion-much good.
in my opinion, though very likely not
ia the direction that many expect
THAT the price Of meat as the re-
suit of The agitation and boycott. will
for some time l%luctuate, today down
ward, tomorrow upward. we may
readily admit, But that meat viii
fall back permanently 10 tho low
prices OF former YEARS. / ann not diA-
posed to believe. Ny reasons for this
assertion seem 20 be very plain and
cohVlnclna. ihe ctllet eause 81 thlsI
rise IN price lies WIN the producer
the tarmer-ahd as my sympathy goes
our 70 the FARMER very Warmly ! am
not over sorry TOR the conditions we
are witnessing
Heretofore 9fttle Were RAISED ny
The millions oyer vast ? unoceupied
ranges OF prollles. but the day OF THESE
ranges mas passed Cattie must no."
raised on the small tarIn' seven
or elSht head py ehch FARMER. me
farmer iorfntfl\ was more casilH s1--
lsiled VIII Inc lesuits OF MS toli-t+pl
easiiy, IN NV oplnipn' rs Pc dfd hD'
receive his due reward because 'l
comparatively unremuneratire
task, the cry was more on Loss, away
from the lpnd today tho FARMER Isl
more e~hilsnieieo IN me Sen'Ial eco,
monte conditions OF the country. ana
he demands his own, Raising cntti
Is no easy lahor fheN have to pei
housed IN winter ipod has TO tie luid
up IN the autumn. ana at least three
years must el1pae peloTe = steer c"n
be turned into i''" market a mucii
sum thhi what ne now re-
for his pfnauct would NOT be
payment Tor his patience
and labor.
The salvation 81 America, social
and moral, pollcli y economic, 10
farm. WHORE aericuitufe is MOI
is neglected, the nation must
decay The elInrts o. phllantfopNlslS
~ H#MHN SD nI O. z INN Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
TURK Matched win Cutlcr

Kansas City, Fen. 4.-Yusiff Nah
mout. the Turk, and Charles kid"
Cutler Of Chicago viii feature a
Wrestling card az Convention hall here
February II.
Bauoi de %liouen. the Frenchman.
and Pat. Connolly, who bills himself
as the Irish champion, viii furnish
the preliminary.
De Roucn agrees to throw Con-
nelly twice in an hour or forfeit all
claim to a share of the purse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

Vanadium won; Joe Fallcrt. second;
Daisy b.. third. Time, III 80.
Third race, 3 IL f%urlongs, selling
My Love won; Sallie Savage. second,
Or. Young. third. Time, I'LL 20.
Fourth race, . IL f%urlongs; Masks
ana Faces won. Bonebrake, second,
Bamnade, third. Time, 1910 80.
Fifth race, , IL furlongs, selling:
Billie Hibbs won. John Garner, sec
ond: Lucullus, third. Time, 1911.
Sixth race. mile ana sventy yards,
selling: pirate Diana won Otoso,
second; Cassowary. third. Time, 1850
20.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
RACING RESULTS


Juarez. Mex, Feb. 4.-Esma, favor
tie. won the two year event at Terra
zas park today and made a new track
record for the distance, az f%urlongs,
IN 40 20. The time Is within 30 of
o sccon OF the worlds record. Jockey
Small was practically ruled off the
turf yesterday by h stewards for his
bad ride on Duchess Of Montebsllo,
the favoritc. Eddie Dugan arrived to-
day and Will probably ride here for
the remainder Of the meeting. SUM
maries.
First race. selling, one mile: Luke
Gates. IS, Garner, 4 to ;, won; Cam
era, 100. Goose, Z to 2, .secondi The
Wolf, los, Austin, 6 to /, third Time
1:41 20.
Second race. selling. six furlongs:
Miss Danyille, 104. Page, 4 to !, won;
Ollie Burnett. 1O7, Smith. II to l sec
ond; Virginia Lindsey. 1902. Garner, ,
TO /. third. Time :13 40.
Third race, . year olds, az fur-
longs: Esma. los, Austin. S to 3, won;
Cat, los, Wordsworth. 13 to D. second:
Mary Rudd, los, Kennedy. Z to 2,
third. Time 40 2-5.
Fourth race, 513 furlongs: Seven
Full. los, Garner, II to > won; Light
Knight, los. Wordsworth, Z to /. Sec
ond; Execute, 105. Page, 10 to /, third.
Time Loo.
Fifth race, selling. Y f%urlongs: Bu-
ko shirley .Roosmore. 103. Mccarthy,
8 to !, won; Standel, ITO, Kennedy, IL
to 1. second; Lykers, 1915. Wordsworth,
y to 3, third. Time 1907 1-5.
Sixth race, selling. 6 furlongs: Flor
cnce Meyers, 107, Louder, 7 to 2, won
~Bantronia, so, Benschoten, s to |. sec
md; Sibari, H.. Archibald, to l.,
third. Time 1:13.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
rhennncnnI nlrc scnrr.

Butte, Mont. Feb. 4.-The RocK1
Mountain Rifle club tonight scored
952 points with the Birmingham,
tAla.) club as opponents IN the ma
.tional tournament being conducted I'M
der the auspices Of the National Rifle
association.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
Bantamwcigits Matched.

New orleans, Feb. 4.-Johnny CoIl-
Ion, champion bantam weight of the
world, ana Jcn Kendrick, champion
'bantam Weight Of England, have been
matched Tor "A fight here February 10.
The bout win take place under the
auspices of the Royal Athletic club
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
Roller Matched with ordeman.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 4.-Dr. b. +.
Roller and Henry Ordeman Of Mime
apolis. have been matched to wrestle
here next Wednesday. Roller will
leave the Jeffries party at Butte sun
day night and return to Seattle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05


That the city Of Colorado Springs IL
financially successful IN the manage
ment OF its water system Is shown by
the aunuol report Of the water super
intendent just Issued, During the
year 1909. the total earnings were
$21l.T39.k6. with expenditures or
$i7f.4SS.2t, leaving not cash earnings
OF s~3T.9dl.3a. In the twelve months.
Colorado springs used 2,4l6,9i2.00o
gallons If water, "a YEARLY consumption
of 1850 gallons per capita, The water
In storage Tor domestic use In noun
tain reservoirs on January /. WAS II
7l3.Oo0.O0 allowing Of no possibility
or q water scarcity. The report fur
fhcr shows that water is furnished
consumers in Colorado Springs cheap
er than IN it's sistei cities. Denver
charges $3O.30 O year. Pueblo, s3O.O0.
and Colorado Springs. $500 ON the
basis Of dwellings with slx rooms and
bath. Within the yelr tho city mas
purchased land on the northern slopes
of pixies Peak for the future extern
sion Of the system.
Colorado Springs gravity water
system Is IN many ways unique. IN
the heart OF the mountains, 1l.0Ov
foot above sen level are h six res
eryoifs storing water for domestic use.
this elevation assures p~erpetually cold.
pure water. The total valuation or
The system is S4,000,000. Colorado
springs' water rs known throughout
the country for It's purity, having been
shown by daily meteorological ana
chemical analysts to he tho purest
furnished any city in the United
states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

II troubled with Indigestion. con-
stipation. no appetite or feel bilious,
give Chamberlain's stomach ana Liver
Tablets "a trial aud you viii be pleas
cd with the result. These tablets iu-
vieorate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. sold By all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
Hopne and Snltnn MatchcaL

Chicago. Feb. 4.-Winie Hoppe has
agreed to George Sutton's terms In
their proposed match for the 1871
balk line billiard championship and
they win meet here in "a one night
match Mach IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
Hamilton Ilics a Mile.

Fresno, Cal. Feb. An an exhi-
bition flight today Charles X. Hamil-
ton flew one mile in an aeroplane in
one minute and twenty-seven seconds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

Oakland. Feb. FOLLOWING the
running Of the Martinez handicap at
Emeryville today, Jockeys f. Martin
and Eddie Taplin engaged in 4 fight
in the paddock. Martin won the event
on Binocular by q narrow margin
from Raleigh j. D.. ridden by Taplin.
In the stretch Martin was hit with the
whip by TapIin. The latter rider
made IA claim OF foul as Martin had
him in close quarters. The boys ar
gued the matter on the way to the
Jockeys room and when the paddock
was reached Martin stepped up behind
Taplin and struck him. Taplin then
hit his assailant aud dislocated two Of
his own fingers. The matter was
promptly reported to the stewards who
suspended Martin for ten racing days
with the exception Of the Schneider
stable mounts ana fined Taplin $50.
Taplin was unable 10 ride out his en-
gagements.
Bit of Fortune. was played from
II to 1 to ! and led all the way in the
third.
First race. futurity course. Likely
D~ieudonne. Won; No Quarter, second
Argonant, third. Time I'LL 2-5.
second race. , furlongs. Argoncse
won; Robert Hurst second; Miss Tod
die, third. Time SO.
Inlfd race, J1a luflongs; BIT OF
Fortune, won; Prince Winter second,
Pico Blanco third. Time 1909.
Fourth race. 6 furlongs, Martinez
handicap: Binoclflar won; Raleigh p.
d. second Chester krum. third. Time
TIA 2-5.
Fifth race, one mile: Convent Bell
won; Coppers. second, Contra Costa,
third. Time f.43 9-5.
Sixth race, " furlongs. Juan won:
Ormonde Cunningham, second; Clara
Sal third. Time 1907 rs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

DO YOU know that Group can Dee pre-
vcuted2 Civ Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the croupy cough
appears and II Will prevent the attack.
II IS also q certain cur for Group and
has been Nnoon 10 f4i'. Sold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
WILLIE HOPPE WINS
FROM M0RNINGSTAR

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. willie Hop
pc tonight won his 1.500 point match
Al 1872 balk line billiards with ora
Morningstor by the grand total score
or $500 to 1852. Hopes victory in
running out his last block Of 500 to-
night was the most decisive of any Of
lhe three nights play. He did it in
ten innings while Morningstar had
only 30.
Hopes average for the three
nights play was so while Morning
stars was II 45-47.
Hopes marvellous PLAYING was the
feature OF the final play. lie started
off with q tally Of 12S, clicked off q
1856 in firth inning and finished
his string in Ten innings for an aver
age Of fifty llat for the evenings
match.
M%orningstar. in nine innings total
led ga for a - average.
Suffragette-What is a party with
out ome
Mere man Wippanty)-A stag
party.
Observation-Disclosures. And what
sir. would this nation be without Nom.
IN. but %stagnation Christian f;cgis-
Ter,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

Tampa, Fla. Feb. l.-Close and
brilliant finishes marked the racing
here today. -Four OF the pronounced
choices romped home easily. winners.
The feature was the firth ace in
which the best OF the sprinting d.
vision at the track We're entered. The
race went to Billie Hibbs in = mild
drive by II length from the second
choiSe. john Garner. summary.
First race, about 3 furlongs. Kath-
ryn Gardner. won: Magic Miss. sec
ond; Blanche Ring, third. Time. ;GG.
Second race, 3 IL f%urlongs. selling.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

At the midwinter meeting Of the
Colorado Realty Dealers association
resolutions were passed favoriug the
passnge by congress Of a law granting
10 ouch OF the western states a mill
lion acres of lands to he sod TOR the
purpose or building good roads. The
association also urged the appoint
nent Of "a commission by tho state
hureau OF Immigration commended
The forestry school OF Colorado Col
lcgc aud the work Of the Colorado
Agricultural college, urged the latter
20 establish experimental farms IN the
various counties OF the state, ant
pledged It's support To the efforts OF
Colorado Springs 70 secure the SlNth
Dry Farming Congress in 1911
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
At Jack

Jacksonville. Fla, Feb. AT
Monecrief park today five favorites
lost. Milton b., one Of the smartest
colts uncovered at the meeting, was
the only successful choice.
Results;
First race. 6 %furlongs, breeders
purse; Tile Kilns won: Harold. Jr,
second; Throckmorton, third. Time.
lie.
Second race, 8 %furlongs. selling:
Kentucky Rose won; Bendaga, sec
ond; Lady ormicant. third. Time,
$50 Is.
Third race. Z %furlongs, selling;
Stringency won. Turncoat. second;
Anna L. Daley. third. Time, i:27.
Fourth race. Z %furlongs, purse. Mil
ton b., Won; Sager, second, Lothario,
third. Time. 1927 1-5.
Fifth race. mile and severity yards.
selling: Edwin l. won; Desoomnets,
second, Oberon, third. Time. las
SIS.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth,
selling. Ardent won; Lois Canaugh,
second; Gold dust. third. Time, las
-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

Or Arthur G, II. Friedman Of
Colorado Springs has been appointed
by Governor Shafroth az the oificia
representative for the state OF Col
orado To the American industrial ex-
position In Berlin this summer, DR..
Friedman is arranging for an Mt
frnctive exhibit from Colorado,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

Zinc s2aaGo.o45,4si total si,o9e AIS
0TF.G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Sen. Roots uoiietcr.

Sfslge ct 5orlpoeroe fra 8aibina.
ton ital Trpiioent 5aft omgaaeg mes
ben Sonfe at sisre Senutor Root til
Suititiarius i Be Sor. Stuters Ssie.
iteret. Der ifnl ogioa, heSer set,
bare goo 8rrn0 for oen Gro, at Gen.
Root ! paafommenSe SiIfelSe oilSe
bore Uiaig iii at autage en- iaaSar
nonPorelie.
Serntor Toots Gbdncer til al er.
bolSe uOnGunelien beror imi6IertiS
bei @roo paa ltofaIbet al Saleet
Stnteu Nep 9ort. Sfuloe ser 6ti
unlst en- repubIifanit 9egisIutur, oil.
De Gboncerne ppre goSe. FOR eGers
piloe bans ubnponelie bore ens6etp-
0eroe meo at ooergipe tit Sg0e
5or6un6sienatet iii Semofraterne
Gen oiloe ! girfeIighe0en sioe Sc.
mofraterne Wnsteu iii Of 5eiGtte
6egge Senatorplaoiene meo Semo.
frater, on Sendtor "opens Sermir
itOlsber i~oritfommenSe 4oe YSarts.
ai oisie @runoe agter Ir9iioen.
ten al aioente ReiuItatet al galget,
isr ban latter nosen enoelig 9eitem.
melie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

Sfisnt gpens nprorrenoe areal
piloe funrte riintme en- 9eiolfniua
pad p 100000. iroremmeS oct Oog,
at bette alene fnn tie peo Ell %ieonere
Soroelina al 9efolfuingeu. ems mn or
SiIfrloet, og at Bette Speresmadl
oil bIi ct al 5rentioens ~pigtigite
Eroblemer.
ut en- 9efoIfnira paa 25,000,000
life or bare Ell tom 0rem iremganr
al Sen aien0seierniue, at Der ale.
reoe bf0til iaar err oincrot coer
5000, 100000 til SpisreIien al me
@peninaer. N0iten onc oisic. be
Orre ia aoutorbpauingcr, aport
meut.eller ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, err al
Sfpifroberiloget. boiIfct ipneS at
itstte oen GooitonS, at ON 20 Mar
DC eiteite 9peninger / 9Dcu pon min.
ore enc 10 Gtoacr pil bli Wtonge.
miuionrrerres Tripotboltaer.
Nj mango al Oenne aloS'e ouereoe
/ Sen nprmeitc 6remtiS bill fomu1e iii
at 30 beit theirs freranor al Seu
aienbsqierrire, at ser oIcreoc nj or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS urocr Spfs'
rclie, hbor ielp Sc binigite 2eili9bc'
Ser ifal foite $4,000 ON aoret |
Seize. 8 Bernie Eorbinbelic fon og'
ioa nponeS. at set bsieIt beIigaenoe
aublofole / @erber rprmer JIG i'm
/ RliloiereIIe. Oct ifol irorettes | oen
29oc Gtuae / en- ruroer Opierelie oT'
rcnoe Sfuifraber poa 80 Gtager.
Suis SIuoemoifiren ifitloc foinmc
olminSelig grita fsr 1850, err oct
Ict life ion utrnfcligt, at ct tort
INITIAL az 1rcrutiOSbpcus 25,000.OOO
Snbbpaqcrc oIbriq pil fomme I'll at
Irtte lin Goo poa Sor6en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
en- ny SieIotop.

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sbomas 5. Risgs iom i Iqnaere Sfs
bar oeltaget / OpmaaIinsen al Rigs.
gr9nien | alaita, beretter. at ban
noroenfor ben artriIfe 9irfel bar Oh.
oaget ct 5ielo, ionl err bet bsieffe bno
oct amerifnnife Sentiment, ioet Sets
sop raser ca. 1000 SOB bsiere OF
oper SuDflaoen emo Neutrality-suspicious.
bsieite Sop.
WcaainlepiielSet bar. iom befienSt
en- Ssioe al 20,4s0 SOB. iaa 5et m.
opboseSe 5ieS, Der enomi life err al.
pet noset Rapn, men iom posieIie
funoe fables Rourt HooiepeIt. aft.
iaa ifuioe rage ca. 22.500 600 OF
ODER SGila6en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Sfoebranoen

ct iterft Sorbenpeir, iom Sors.
bag Hat gift oper @eauoette og
&ainp Hiper, oe iom e~fterfuIgtes al
eft bpgtigt Hegnifpl, bialp til of iette
en- pirfiom Chopper for Sfoebran.
Den, ioet 6enne blep It9rft oPmpei
og paa itore Str9fninger belt iIuffet.
Sorbenbpeen fortiatte sItoper ira
geouSette % ipooper iaa langi iom
til gemioii. Get itrafte iig ogiao
oper asaiberoiitriftet, bpor man
bar bespnot at mere aSifiGig sena.
Itelie.
Resnet BIZ | bsi @roo Iette Or.
6eioet for be Gfterisgninsspartier
iom er icnbt afiteo inc ! De bronbber-
iebe Sfosoiitrifter for of bierae 81.
gene al muligens omfomne settlere
cs brinse SiaIp til benz, iom Def
IpffeSes Of reSoe fig.