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Evening journal., 1911-02-14
UNCLE SAM AS
A CATSPAW
Mexican Rebels Say United
States is Aiding Die
tatOr DiaZ
WARRANT OUT FOR
MEXICAN REBEL PRESIDENT

'sIIM Iulo9dS pssu71 ss7dd paHul Aa
Ell PASO, Texas, Feb. l4.-With
Provisional Governor Abram Con
zales fugitive, a United States war
rant out for Francisco /. Madero, pro-
visional president Of the revolutionary
government. and General Martin Cas-
illas, one Of the ablest revolutionary
leaders, in an American jail, members
of the Mexican lnsurrectionary Junta
here. freely charged today that the
United States Government has ac-
lively taken up the cause Of President
Disz and is assisting him in his en-
deayors TO crush the revolution.
American military and civil officers
assert that they are merely enforcing
the neutrality laws without regard to
Diaz or the revolutionists. but the
revolutionists profess to sec in the at
titude of the American Government
distinct favoritism for Diaz. They as
sert that the United States is again
acting as the catspaw of the MeXi-
can dictator, just as il did when Juan
Azcona was arrested recently in Wash
ington, ID. G.
Charges Against MaderO.
The Madero warrant charges him
with shipping arms and ammuniti0ns
into Mexico and with fomenting an
armed invasion of a friendly power
Junta leaders ridicule reports thai
Madero is IN Ei Paso. but the United
States officials are confident that he
/ is.
Nothing further has yet come from
/ the scene of OrozcO's activities neai
Samaluca and IL is impossible to ge
any details of yesterdays reported en-
gagement there between Orozco'
troops and the advance guard Of Gen
eral NavarrO's forces. II is certai
that Orozco is encamped at Samaluc
whore he is in a position to bloc
completely any further advance b
Navarro. The Mexican Federal off
GERS at Juarez believe that Navarro
after yesterdays reported engagement
will not attempt to cut his wa
through Orozco. but that rather wi
attempt to get around him.
AS soon as Navarro gets With
striking distance Of Juarez, the Fee
, erals IN that city will send out a
! mored trains to assist him.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
GRIP OF HUGE
TIMBER TRUST
Lumber Supply Of Country to
be In Control Of Giant
Monopoly
STARTLING STATEMENTS
IN SMITHS REPORT

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Feb. t4.--The as
sertion that a vast timber trust,
dwarhng the Standard Oil by compari-
son is I'm the making, and startling
statistics showing how the Govern
ment has lost millions in disposing OF
timber lands, is the substance Of y
special report Of Herbert Knox Smith,
commissioner Of corporations, trans@
mitted to Congress today.
Four-ffths of the standing timber
IN this country. Smith says. is now
privately owned. and three vast hold-
ings alone, those of the Southern Pa
cihc Company the Weyerhaeuser Tim-
her Company, and the Northern Pacific
Railway Company 0ncluding their
subsidiary companies), together have
23S 000,000,00O feet, or nearly III per
cent Of this privately owned timber.
"These three holdings" the report
says, have enough standing timber 10
/ build an ordinary five OF six-roOm
/ frame house for each OF the 16,000,000
/ families in the United States In 1900.
/ II sawed into lumber and placed in
cars, their timber would load a traiu
about 100000 miles long.
The largest holders are cutting lit
tie of their timber. They thus reserve
ia themselves those incal-ulable
profits which are still 20 accrue with
the growth of the country. the dimin-
ishing timber supply and the further
concentration and control thereof.
Many of the very men who are pro-
testing against conservation and the
national forest preservation as the
cause Of the tying up Of natural re-
sources. are themselves deliberately
tying up far more effectively for pri-
vate gain
The report declares The timber now
standing. will last only about 80 years.
final Control Of Lumber.
"Such concentration in standing
timber the report states, ''if permit
7 ted to continue and increase. makes
probable a final central control OF the
whole lumber industry. A few stronf
interests ultimately holding the hull
of the timber, can set the price o
timber and its products.
3 THE possibilities OF power involve
u in such concentration of land owner
ship. irrespective OF the timber, hare
ly require discussion The danger
% abuse of that power In the absence
D. restrictive regulations. is obvi0th IN
n danger, moreover is greatly multipli
because fe,r OF the largest owners
y land also occupy dominating position
h in railroad transportation over grei
Is sections Of the country
The report says the greatest owne
OF timber lands in the country is ia
% Southern. Pacific Company. with il
y total of 100000 100000 feet
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
LAWMAKERS
TO HEAR BOURNE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb. 1.-THE House
today adopted Representative Moore's
joint resolution fixing Friday after
noon at o'clock, for a joint session
to be addressed by United States
Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr., of
Oregon, in behalf Of the initiative and
referendum. William w. Knowles has
arranged for Mr.. Bourne's trip 70
Dove. The initiative and referendum
is a law in Oregon.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
CHANGERS HEAR
SOME TREE HINTS

Delaware Grange at Newport devot-
ed nearly the entire meeting last
evening to hear an address by Roland
Gilman, a tree expert. upon the sub
iect of tree trimming and tree plant
ing. His talk proved very interest
ing as many grangers are interested
in fruit growing and the educational
advantages derived from the talk
were valuable to them.
Following the talk upon trees. Miss
Alice Mccoy contributed music after
which the grangers enjoyed refresh
ments.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
ASK MORE PAY
FOR THE JUDGES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb 14-Representa-
tive J. NJ Wilson. of New Castle. gave
notice in the House OF Representa-
tives today of bill providing for an
increase i'm the salaries of the State
judges The bill will provide for an
increase in the salaries Of the
chancellor and chief justice from
S4.5O0 to $4,000 and of the associate
judges from $4,000 to S4,S00.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
WEALTH in THEIR
FISHING NETS

In Red Lion Greek yesterday Wal
ter Wipf, of New Castle. caught in one
haul fish worth more than $50. The
fish included carp and catties. Wipf
and his partners fish all winter for
carp, and in March will fish for shad
Wipf today purchased a house on Sec
ond street, i'm New Castle.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
rROOrs 10 QUTII DISTURBANCE.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Fol. state troops being
Mountain Park and Snyder.
Swanson county engaged desperate ooant-seat war;
as the result Of telegram received here today by Governor
Cruco from Sheriff Daniels Of uowa county
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
JOY RIDER KILLED.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
DETROIT Feb it-Whlo they were 10y riding early to-
da machine aRddod into telephone killed Harry
Nede, lander aged 80. wealthy liquor Wholesaler
and badly niuring four ohor mon and ou chorus girls
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
STACK GUNS FOR
CHICKEN THIEVES

Chicken thieves have now trans
ferred their operations to the neigh
borhood of Kirkwood. In Red Lion
and Pencader hundreds the farmers
are equipping their hen houses with
burglar alarms. Loaded shot guns
are kept in the bedrooms waiting to
give a warm reception to chicken
thieves.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
Loses Flngers In Fedder Culter.

While operating a fodder cutter on
the farm of James McGlinchey, near
Hockessin. Kinsey Buckingham had
his hand caught i'm the cutter and
two fingers were cut of.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
TWO KILLTD " 1OmER BIOW.UP.

INGATON Ill., Fob 49, Two we're killed and q third
pai5 injured by tho explosion Of locomotive on the Chi
cago Great Western Tho aud brake
death and The engineer win do
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
FOUR MINERS KILLED.
/. Leased Special wlro.

By United Press Leased Special
HARRISBURG, Illinois Feb li.-Four miners killed
early Today when which they bens
erod into the Saline county mine overturned
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
onrrIAI- SrnRM WARNING.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire:
NEW YORk, Feb. 1f.-Ihe local
weather bureau today issued the fol-
lowing;
storm warnings ordered displayed
af 1880 from Boston TO Bridgeport.
Disturbance Of the upper Mississippi
valley Is moving eastward causlng
brisk to high northeast TO east Winds
with snow.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
Bir Prices ior HorSps.

There was a horse sale in Newark
yesterday at which prices ranged from
$50 10 $160 each.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14
WEATHER.

BY United Press Leased Special WIRE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-torecast
till 5 D. IN. tomorrow;
For Delaware Rain tonight or
Wednesday; slightly warmer tonight
Evening journal., 1911-02-14

More People Read this
paper - more Merchants
Advertise in it than any other
Newspaper in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1911-02-14

CONTINUED on Second Page)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
STATE BOARD TO CANVASS
ELECTION RESULTS NOV. 28,
Lspeeial 70 the Newark star.l

TRENTON, Nov. 1.-The vote in
the State last Tuesday will be official,
Iy ~canvassed by the State Board of
C-anvassers at the State House Tues
day, November 90. The Board OF
Canvassers will be composed Of the
Governor and two senators from each
party to be named by him.
The County Board of Canvassers will
meet in each county mex Monday to
canvass the county returns. After this
work has been done each county clerk
will forward the result to the secretary
of State, who will tabulate the returns
in readiness for the meeting of the
State canvassers.
No official returns will be received at
the State House until after Monday.
Rough calculation based on unofficial
returns shows hat the popular voting
on the Assembly ticket, which is the
test always taken, vas very close. 1t
is believed that it will show a ma-
jority of from 1000 to 1000 for the Re-
publicans. If it Toe it will mean that
more than $4,000 voters who cast their
ballots for Governor Wilson last year
turned away from the party this year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
SEVEN POLICEMEN ON
CARPET FOR DERELICTIONS.
Fritz, Dismissed Officer, Threat
ems Suit for Fines.

Seven patrolmen were before the
Board of Police Commissioners on
charges at the meeting yesterday after
noon and our of the accused men
we're fined. Joseph A. Beecher, attor-
ney for Edward H. c. Fritz, who was
suspended from the force two weeks
ago, intimated that a civil suit may
be made to recover $500 in fines on
Fritz. The commissioners declared that
the Civil Service Commission would
hear any appeal made from the decision
s~uspending Fritz.
Patrolman John Lomax's. name was
placed on the meritorious list for valor
in stopping a runaway horse. Patrol
man Thomas c.. Campbell was fined two
days pay and transferred to another
post, as a settlement of sfeud existing
between Campbell and Patrolman Rich
ard Schott. The latter charged Camp
bell with using vile language.
Officers upon whom fines were inn
posed were: Frank J. Leibhaser, Sixth
Precinct, failure to. report for duty, five
days pay; James Landrigan, Second
Precinct. returning to precinct an hour
late, one days pay, and for refusal to
obey orders, two days pay; Ferdinand
A. Hax, Third Precinct. late duty call,
one days pay. Charges against George
j. Redding and John Gesel, Sixth Pre-
cinct. and Frank A. Williams, Sec
ond Precinct, were dismissed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today:
G.. Andrews, owner, with H.. Babcock
contractor, plumbing and heating work,
1915; Hillcrest road, Caldwell.
Jean Starr, owner, with William Reeves,
terrace, Orange.
j. Lang. owner, with Siebenson Broth
ers, contractors, carpenter work $1,000
SIS Hayes street.
Same owner, with f. Wolf, contractor,
mason work, I, $3.50; same premises.
S. Epstein, owner, with M. Silverstein,
contractor, carpenter and mason work,
$455; Go Ferry street.
J. Eisele, owner, with Storm Manufac.
S725; 588 Broad street.
Same owner, with Katchan & Son. con-
tractors, iron work, 500; 4s3-4s5 Broad
street.
Same owner, with F. & ". Engeiberger
contractors. plumbing work. s49s; same
premises. +
Same owner. with Beaver Engineering
Company, contractors, electrical work,
$191; same premises.
Same owner, with same contractors,
electrical work, S247: 5sS Broad street.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, own
ers, with Irwin & leighton. contractors
paving work, 81. $50: Park pace.
Hortense Carlay, owner, with III. Bah
cock, contractor, plumbing and heating
work, $1,000; Hillcrest road. West Cald
we'll.
Same owner, with E Booth. contractor
mason, carpenter painting and Timing
work, $1,000: same premises.
G. Andrews, owner. with K. Booth. con.
tractor, carpenter, mason. painting ant
timing work, $1,000; Hillcrest road, West
Caldwell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
MARKET CLOSES
HEAVY, PRICES
GOING DOWN
United States Steel, Copper and
Railroads Show Losses
of Point.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia r~eaetionary
tendency was apparent in the early
trading on the Stock Exchange today.
Heavy selling of the speculative lead
ers depressed them rapidly. The Hill
stocks and st. Paul were almost the
only one of the standard issues to
hold firm.
II a. m.-After the first rush to sell
the market became nervous and itful,
but soon rose vigorously under the
leadership of the c%oalers. Reading
and Lehigh Valley %rebounded Ia from
the lowest, touching 1854 and 1191s re-
spectively. Complete recoveries were
made by u. S. Steel and the copper
stocks. Toward II o'clock profit-taking
sales on a large scale were again in
evidence and Union Pacific was under
decided pressure.
Noon-Thc market closed heavy. OBJ
servers declared the market acted well
in the face of the enormous profit
taking sales invited by the sustained
rise in prices. There was evidence of
manipulation, but the breadth and
scope of the trading testified to a
marked revival of public interest.
Many stocks fell below yesterdays
closing figures. United States Steel,
Amalgamated Copper, Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific and several Others
showed losses of a point.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
CROKER ON WAY TO AMERICA.

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Among the pas
sengers who sailed for New York on the
steamship Mauritania yesterday were
Richard Croker and Miss Emily Croker
and Lord and Lady Decies. formerly
Vivian Gould.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Gas. .ELEcTiiIc AND TRAcrIoN.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through ElseIe q King,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
ELKs, CLUB IS INCORPORATED.

ELIZABETH, Nov. n.-Papers of in
corporation have been filed with
County Clerk Calvert by the Elks'
Club of Summit, Lodge No. 1916. The
incorporators are: J. Edward Rowe,
John B.. Wood, George G. F~alkenberg,
Charles r. Riveley, John o. Chrystal,
Robert j. Murphy, of Summit, and
Charles A. Johnson, of Chatham. The
election of three trustees for the club is
provided for in the incorporation
papers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
NEW YORK cuRR MARKET.

The following New York Curb quo
tations are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co., 81 Broad
-. -. 49,. Dill Aolrod
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
WILL HUNT DEALERS WHO
USE IMITATION LABELS

Efforts are being made by the men,
bers of Essex Trades Council to locate
the dealers who are placing imitation
union labels on cigars. Secretary
Henry Hilfers, at a meeting of the
council last night reported that these
cigars have been sold in Prince street
and Clinton township. With a view of
obtaining more sanitary conditions in
local shops, a committee from the coun-
ell viii confer with Ernest d. Easton,
secretary of the Newark Anti-Tubercu-
losis Association, e Wednesday
night at 40 Clinton street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
WOMEN FORM "FLYING,' ASSN.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Eight women
with two men to assist, met in the
rooms of the Aeronautical Society yes
terday for the purpose of organizing
a woman's auxiliary to that body.
None of these women has ever taken
a fight, nor is it the object of the
members of this new organization to
fly.
According to Mrs. Hugo c. Gibson,
the purpose of the women's auxiliary
is to foster the art of aviation and
encourage the men to do the flying.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
Clinton Avenue HEIGHTS
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

HILDEBRANDT Auctioneer COMPANY, office
sos Metropolitan buildino, will sell regardless
of price Wednesday. November Is. at 2 p. NJ.
on premises, the three-story. sixteen rooms
front and two-story eight-room rear house. No.
l4l Jefferson st. terms easy; made known on
day of sale.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
REAL ESTATE
Special Days-Tuesdays and Fridays
nwrLLYNG HOUSES TO LET.

Mt. PROSPECT AV., 161-Handsomeiy fur
nished house to let; 8 rooms; all improve
ments; references exchanged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post e. Flagg:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-11
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations OF the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
SenatorpdIo

9emofraten Sames 6. Wartin er
peo Den / SorsOags iteofunone Sel-
lesootering / 2egislaturen formelt
palst til Sorbunosienator fra Stem
Seriep efter &epublifaneren Sobn
&eane.
Canine Dag blep Ser polgt TO De-
mofratiife Senotorer fra SO. Sirgis
nia, nemlig 8iaiam 6. CLIFTON og
Clarence @ation. Soteringen paa
S9qesmsoet al De TO Srie foregif
UNDER iaa aabenlps SiliioeiGttelie al
ane parIamentoriife 3egler, of liant.
lige republifanife Weblemmer iaapel
al Senat iom Sus / Slot og Sslge
forloo Salen. Ser bar fra forifiel.
Iiee Solo reiit geifploninger for 9or.
ruption og geitiffelie / Sorbinoelie
meo 8alget, og mango al oisie er
at en- laa eraperenoe Iatlr og bells
iao oabenbare, of @uperner @lais.
cocf m,lieens bill nGste at ~soofienbe
Salget.
Senrp 81. OH Tont 0iep.) er gien.
palet til Senator ira 0elapare, Sobn
$. 9unfbeab til Senator fra Ala.
bama og Clarence 9. Glarf til sc.
nator fra @poming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Dulfan / Dirflomheo.

Sra @uniIa, silippinerne, meSoe.
les ben 28be, at IuIfanen Saal /
Bropinien gatangas, Der / mango
Iar bar pGret iom uoosb, mi after
er traobt / 8irfiombeb.
Get isrite llobruo ianbt Steo 8l.
2 ON Rotten ben 2SOe og leoiage.
oes al en- Rpffe Sorornitelier, al
bpiIfe De ire fsrite bar nofioa ltprfe.
RpiteIierne anrettebe iugen Sfaoe.
Ger hereS bpppige grplolioner, %
tpffe Sfpisiler bPper iig op al ara-
teret og err ipnlige ira MoniIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
RooiepeIts Reiie.

grpr9iibent &oolepelt tiItr9oer
9egpnoelien at Rarts Ell S~oreorags.
tur til ben ipbfiee og peitIige Del
al 2anbet - ipbpper iaa langt ionl
til @olfen og peitoper iaa langt iom
til 9piten.
Sfsige BEN lagte Geiieplan forla.
Der ban SEEM Oorf ben Soc Warts
og taller Den 9oe | sltalanta, 60, ben
lite | Sacfion, Wiis., og Iep Or
Ieens, 2a., Den 13oe / San gntonio,
Ger, ben 15be / glbuq1lerque, q.
&C., BEN 17be / 8rano Ganpon, Iri5.
Gen 1Soe anfomllter ban iii Tboe.
mir, Iri3., bporfra ban meb 4lttomo.
bill fortiGtter Den 70 @til lange Sci
til I%abningen of TooiepeltoGmnin.
gen, Der bill bringe Here Wiaioner
Icres Sanb UNDER Srrigation, og til
bringer Natten / ben npe 9p Hooie-
belt. Yaa Silbagepeien til Y6oenir
Ben 19oe ifol ban beisge iin Ssn
Grfie, iom gaar poa Sfole / Oteia.
Gen 21be taller ban / Sos Ingeles og
Gaiaoena, Gal, og anfommer Den
22oe til San 8rancisco, bpor ban
ifal bolbe en- HGffe Sorebrog peb
-
California %llniperiitet, og bpor ban
fommer til at upboloe Jig ca. 10
Gage.
Sioen bill ban beige Senner / Gee.
paoa, Oregon og @aibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Ct nYt RunititYffe.

Sra San 9iego, Gal., meloes ben
26oe San: 6or forite Sang / Suft.
ie~ilaSiens SiItorie bppeoe ioag en-
geroplan Jig / geiret ira @auohaoen,
ieilebe omfring % penote tilbage til
lloaangspunftet, bpor Den balebe neb
paa Ganoet igien iaa let iom ell
Waage.
9ette bibtil eneitaaenbe Glinititpffe
uofsrtes at Den bersmte gpiatifer
Glenn Curtis noe paa San diego.
9ugten / bans for bette giemeO ipe-
cielt uoitprebe Ieroplan.
: Soripnet meo Sporoplaner og ct
mt arrangement al 6rontplaner ilsi
Maifinen aiiteo benao gugten meo
en- 6art al 40 MiI i Simen bppeoe
iig iaa op fra Sanoflaoen til en-
Ssibe al 80 500. Otter at bape
freoiet omfring etpar Winuters 5io
oaleoe ber otter neb paa @anoet,
bpor ben oreiebe zig omfring iaa let
iom en- @otorbaao. Soet YPr. Cur.
tits after latte fulb araft paa, b9-
peoe ben iis otter, oennesans til en-
Seioe al 100 SOB, ieileoe en- Drills
Bel uooper Susteu, freoiebe omfring
3olbfutteren "Sear~ % loo iis Der.
paa after bale neb paa gauoet itrar
nbenfor Sangaren (Sturet) inoe paa
9anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
SIYtnine al Sanofontor.

Oct forpentes, berettess ser ira
8aibington Den 26oe os., at Snbre.
oepartementet Ell al De n9rmeite
Gage pil iatte IN aigierelie meo
Senipn til oen poatpnfte 6lptnilg al
be Sor. Stoters 2anofontor | gber.
been, g. Def. Ger or ire 9per, mem.
liz Climber 9ofe. Siabel og Mo.
bridge, iom fonfurrerer ON 2anofon.
toret, og be 8orOele, iom boer al
Dem paaberaober ia at beiiobe Iont
Spoe for aontoret, oreitebes paa en-
aonference / 9eportementet ON 81
termiooagcn Den 25be. Get er BOG
ionbipnIigit, at Gepartementets nj.
gjsreIie / p~pientlig 8rano uil al
bpnae al 2anofommisierens anbe.
Ealing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Scoer Deroens bioIp.

Som Spar pna Gbinos Senoen.
belle til .aae 0e leOenbe 8eroensna.
TONER ON at ienoe 2~Peebj9lp til Be
fi9mpeiie al Den g~rasierenoe SpIoe.
peit bar Observation-Disclosures /
@aibington Den 27oe os. ienot Ell re.
Iesrafiif Soreipsrgiel til Den ame.
rifanIfe @iniiter / Pefins, ON Der !
China iinbes nogen 2esemisiion9r,
iom piloe p9re uiaig til at paatage
iis bette Speru for De S9r. Staters
9ebfommenoe.
Separtementet bar ogiao rettet
Iisnenoe 5oreipsrgiel til De / Armeen
oa Rorinen aniatte S9ger.
China isger De beoite 99gefrpiter.
iom er of iaa / @eroen. iii at biitaa
aampen MOB Den iori9roeliae Spg.
bonn, Der truer meo at aibefoIfe belle
Gsne / 9anbet. iom lilielSet par
meo "Sortebsoen" ! Rorge | i'm 2ib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Opipiit al ulpe.

Sra Cobalt. Ont, berettess ON en-
isrgelig Sil0rageIie. iom iornplig bar
iunoet Steo oppe ! gtlonisiet so
Dill no,oenior @opgonoa. buor n
5rupper oeo Roon @iIion er bleuet
opG6t al lllpe og bans urge Sllitru
iau iorirosiet, at ser u9reoes rinse
Saab ON benoes 2io.
Sammen meo lin Suitrlt. Der init.
itereoe pud al Ieoiage BAN, par 8il.
ion / gegpnOeIien al Sunuur oraget
afiteo til Spapling 9afe. boor ban
opisrte Jig en- lioeu 5smmerihte.
&erira foretog ban line SaghtoHug.
ter. Der ppientlig beitoo ! Scribe
fangit. Oct tog BAN oanIigUiS to
Gage at ie til ale line GGIoer.
timber en- al oisie grpeoitioner
opitoo ser en- itGrf Sreitorm meo n
tnagenoe alilOe, % oeu unge Some
penteoe iorsippes paa bans Stlbage'
fomit.
Rogle Gage ieuere itsbte IN onSen
S9ger ueo Haou 1umout poa oct
lille Selt. iom Bilion pleiebe at be.
mite paa fine Grpeoitioner, ser par
tomt. og 9umunt ifiente. al ueget
aalt bar bGnot. San tit nogle nnore
SRgere meo Jig % opiegte &ilious
Sagtitae. bpor De ianot Den unge
aone / Ell iorfrrSelig Silitanb. Srm
bapoe giort 6orisg paa al leoe eiter
Tin Manb. men Ga bun boerten ban.
Dc Sfi eaer Sritger (Sneito) par
bun soaet liz fat i Den opbe Sne %
bar uRiten omfommet / auloeu. isr
Set Ipffeoes benoe at arbeioe iig til.
baae iii Stien. SeubeS Senoer 90
Sober bar pnfelia iorirosnc % ben.
oes SCAR par bienet aloeleS buiot
icm Sslse al DC ReoSler, bun bauSe
uoitaaet.