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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
METHODIST
CONFERENCE DATES

Nashville, Tenn. May S.-Among
the conference assignments and dates
announced by the college of bishops
OF the southern Methodist church. In
session here today are Bishop Eugene
II. Hendrix. Denver conference, Wal
senhnrg, Colo. August 81 Mexican
border mission. Guadalajara, Mex,
February s; Northwest Mexican mis-
sion. Torreon. Mex, February 20.
Bishop James Atkins, New Mexico.
|Tucumoari. n. NJ. October IA. West
Texas San Marcos, Tex. October Is
northwest Texas, piainv!cw, Tex.
November /; ventral Texas. Polytech-
mic station, Forth Worth, Tex. No
vember s.
Bishop Atkins. who is one of the
strongest members OF the Southern
Methodist Episcopal college. held the
New Mexico conference last year AT
Artesla, Bishop Hendrix held the
same conference the previous year at
FL Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
PREPARATIONS FOR
NJ 'NAMARA TRIAL
Attorneys for Prosecution and
Defense Engaged in Pre-
Iimlnary Sparring in Prepar-
alton for Great Legal Battle,
tB, Morning Journal Special Leased wir.l

tBy Morning Journal Specini Leased Wirel
Los Angeles, Cal, May 3.-William
j. Ford, assistant district attorney,
who will aid In the prosecution OF
John and James Mcnamara, accused
of dynamiting the Times, arrived
here from indianapolis late today. He
is supposed to have brought with him
most of the evidence Detective Burns
is said to have unearthed concerning
the conspiracy charged against the
labor leader and his brother. Immedi
ately after he reached his office he
went into conference with District
Attorney Fredericks With the arri-
val of Ford some of the uncertainties
concerning the probable procedure in
the case began to be cleared up.
Upon the advice of Ford 1t is un-
derstood Fredericks will decide when
the prisoners will be arraigned this
week of whether in fact, they Will
be arraigned at all upon the indict-
ments returned by the grand jury
against the McNamaras and McMan-
igal following the arrest of the two
alleged bomb distributors in Detroit
April lie ldIt tldt tiit oistiiNt
attorney was considering the question
of dispensing with the arraignment
was a development of a call paid to
the prosecutor today by Leo M. Rap
paport, attorney for the international
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
association, who Is now acting as
counsel for the prisoners.
Rappaport said tonight that the
district attorney told him he would
discuss the question of arraignment
with Ford and le thin know definite
ly the prospective procedure OF the
prosecution tomorrow,
A preliminary hearing before
justice of the peace Is the alternative
course open to the district attorney
and the advantage of this lies In the
fact that the prosecution could then
withhold from the defense the evi-
dence upon which the indictments
were based.
Ford declined to discuss the kid
naping charges filed against him in
indianapolis, as a result of the ar
rest and extradtion Of John J. Nc
Namara from Indianapolis, or to say
anything concerning the evidence he
is said to have broubht with him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
ARMS AND AMMUNITION
TAKEN FROM NATIONAL TRAIN

Laredo. Tex, May 3.-For the Sec
ond night in succession and in the
same spot small band of rebels last
night held up south bound train on
the National lines at Santa Maria,
searched the baggage car and obtain
ed $50 rifles and approximately 4O,-
000 rounds of ammunition. The pas
sengers were not molested, but after
getting what they wanted, the rebels
permitted the train to resume its run.
The guns and ammunition, II is I'M
derstoed, were consigned to govern
ment officials in Saltillo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
ONE MORE EFFORT
TOEND COLORADO
DEADLOCK
Democrats Call Caucus in At
tempt to Reach Agreement
on United States Senator;
Little Likelihood Of Success,
IBy Morning Journal special Leased wirel

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased wireI
Denver. May "A caucus of the
democratic majority in the legislature
will be called for tomorrow night or
Friday to take up the United States
senatorship. according to report to-
day. Many of the anti-Speer mem
bers declare they will not attend but
ii is believed enough members will be
present to decide upon a selection If
they can reach an agreement. which
il is believed, Is unlikely.
But three days more remain to elect
senator, as the legislature YIN adj
journ finally on Saturday at midnight.
The ballot today. which showed no
material change, was as follows;
emocrats-Ammons. 32; Speer, 2S;
Ward, /; Martin, jefferson. /.
Republicans-Dawson. 81, Vale, /.
Absent or not voting, 4.
Total vote of assembly, 100.
Necessary to a choice, 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
STRONG FEDERAL FORCE
NOW HOLDS OJINAGN

Preside. Tex, May 3.-Via Maria,
lex, May 3.-Fifty federal soldiers
We're killed yesterday in the battle OF
FL Cato between the rebel forces be-
sieging Ajinaga and the column of
government troops under Colonel
Gordillo, marching to the relief of the
beleaguered city. The insurgents were
defeated after six hours battle and
the leader. General Jose de La Cruz
Sanchez, was wounded.
The insurrectos retreated to Mulato,
an insurgent stronghold. twenty-five
miles distant. Gordillo entered the
city last night with 500 soldiers and
two field guns. For nearly eight
weeks the federal garrison under
Gonzales Luque had been besieged by
Sanchez at Ojinaga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
MURDERERS CONDEMNED
TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT T

Oklahoma city, Okla, May 3.--Al-
bert Helienstein, 8 years DID, and
Charles Ireland. 20. today pleaded
guilty and were sentenced to life i'm
prisonment for the murder OF John
Rebel, whose death resulted from a
when he resisted an attempt to hold
up his butcher shop on February 26.
The boys were arrested February 81
and confessed saying they had come
here from Dayton. Ohio. ITO hold up
a few people, Moving pictures and
dime novels inspired them to choose
the life OF the bandit. they said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
DISGUSTED SOLDIERS
DESERT ARMY IN TEXAS

San Antonio, Tex, May 3.-Dlsgust-
ed with army life spent in almost con
tinuous rain. about $50 soldiers have
deserted, A large majority of them
were returned, however. after being
picked UP in San Antonio and near
by villages.
one Of the most extensive maneu-
yers undertaken will be started to-
morrow, when force from the camp
will tryt dislodge a detachment me-
nacing Leon Springs. The signal
corps wireless and the aeroplane Will
be brought into play as well as near
ly all the troops.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
MURDER OF HUSBAND


Los Angeles, May 3.--Mrs. Caroline
f. Ford was today arraigned in the
police court on the charge OF having
murdered her husband, A. p. Ford.
manager of the Merchants Fire Dis
patch, last Friday. After answering
to her name she was asked the name
of her attorney. She seemed bewil-
dered, and sinking into her seat re-
piled:
"My memory seems to be falling;
do not remember" and she buried her
face in her hands.
The detective in whose custody she
was came to her assistance with the
names Of her lawyers.
She was held to answer without
bail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
VEAL THY SPEEDERS IN
JERSEY LET OFF EASY

New York, May 3.--Although they
admitted in the police court at North
Bergen, N. j., that they had exceed.
ed the speed limit while motoring
along the Hudson county boulevard
Anthony ]. Drexel. Jr., the husband OF
Marjorie Gould, and Allan A. Ryan,
son of Thomas #. Ryan, were let Off
with suspended sentences tonight.
Howard Gould, who was with Drex-
el when he was arrested. told the
court that "a little dInkey machine"
had passed them, "and we could not
stand for that"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
ANOTHER BATTLE At
AQUA PR|ETA
FEARED
DOUGLAS CITIZENS SEND
APPEAL TO WASHINGTON
Arizona Town Declared in
Worse Position Than Ever
in Event Another Attack Is
Made on Border Neighbor,
tBy Morning journal Special Leased wirsJ

Douglas, Ariz., May S.-rAn attack
on Aqua Prieta is expected here with
in two or three days. If so this city
will come under fire from the rebels
more direct than any heretofore ex-
perienced. The federal garrison, not
withstanding assurances from Mexico
City, to President Taft, has so ar
ranged its fertilization that an at
tacking force must fire directly into
the American people on this side of
the line.
The trenches running f n Aqua
Prlsta to the American on the
southeast corner of tn where
Douglas homes are bull 20 the in
ternational line have been deepened
and embankments thrown up for
breast works. Directly south of Aqua
Prieta the federals have the
most OF their work. Ha leavy
entrenchmonts with adobe -icade
and sand bags, in the exact of
the line of entertainment lie ave
erected an adobe block house with
platform whereen to mount nNaehiF >
guns The attacking rebels, firing
from any anger, VIII SnoOt ulfcctlN To-
ward Douglas and only bullets stop
ped by the blockhouse itself or the
buildings of Aqua Prieta will fail to
cross the line. United States Cavalry
officers are in possession of this in
formation and Washington has been
advised of the danger to American
citizens
The rebels have five guns, said to be
manned by Americans, and the pros
pect of shells exploding in Douglas
streets adds to the unrest.
general attack on the border is
expected Friday, "Cinco de Mayo
the anniversary of the capture of
Pueba by President Diaz and the
overthrow of Mixmilian. The fed
erals in Aqua Prieta have Withdrawn
all patrols on their side of the line,
leaving the whole situation to the
American cavalry, giving as the rea-s
son that many soldiers were deserting
TO the American side.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
CHORUS GIRL DECLARES
MANAGER STRUCK HER

New York. May 3.--Jacob J. shn-
bert, the theatrical manager, was
placed today under $500 bail for trial
In special sessions court on tho
charge of Miss Marie Taylor Barnett,
q grand niece of President Zachary
Taylor, who Is known on the stage as
Peggy Forbes.
Miss Barnett declared In police
court that the manager struck her
three times in an argument over her
dismissal as a chorus girl from one OF
his theaters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
WIRES INTERRUPTED ON
THE NATIONAL RAILWAY

Laredo, Tex. May s.-An Mexican
federal telegraph wires between Mon
terey and saltillo failed at 9:20 o'clock
tonight.
These lines follow the right of way
of the National raj Jad. and as they
went down at about the hour when
train No . is due at Santa
Maria, Il natural surmise would con-
meet the rebel operations with to-
nights interruption of eommunica-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
FORMER NEW MEXICAN
LOSES LIFE IN BATTLE,

El Paso. Tex, May S.-Walter
clinton, son of former Texas cattle
man is dead In snaloa, Mexico shot
oy federals. He was leading rebels
IN an attack on a federal stronghold
near Milpas, when he was shot Cln-
Ton formerly lived at Silver City, New
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
JEALOUS HUSBAND
SLAYS WIFE AND SELF

Rock, Kan. May 3.--The bodies OF
Mr.. and Mrs Bart Alderman. room
ing house keepers. were found In their
room by employees today. Mrs. Auker-
man had been shot through the head,
while her husband had died from a
bullet wound In the temple.
1t Is presumed that Alderman, who
was extremely jealous. quarreled with
his wife and after killing her COM
mltted suicide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
GARRISON OF PUEBIA GETS
STRONG ENFORCEMENTS.

Puebla, Mex. May Probabilities
that Puebla would be attacked were
weakened today by the addition to
the garrison Of six hundred men of
the Ninth infantry, few pieces OF
mountain artillery and three machine
guns. According to reports the rebels
deserted Tlacotepec upon hearing of
the arrival of the troops.
Papeta and Cortez who have been
accompanying Matamores, 1zucar and
chietla are reported to have led their
followers into Morcos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
SPEECHES IN FAVOR OF.
DEMOCRATIC FREE LIST.

Washington. May 3.--Speeches In
support OF the democratic free list
bin were made In the house today by
Representatives Hardwick of Georgia,
Helm of Kentucky. Curley OF Massa-
chusetts. Sweet of Michigan, Graham
OF Illinois and Rubey OF Missouri all
democrats.
Mr.. Weeks OF Massachusetts was
the only member who spoke against
the measure, saying there was no
monopoly, trust or combination in the
shoe industry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
REBELS SMUGGLE
ARTILLERY INTO SONORA.

Douglas, Ariz,, May 3.--Reporls
were received here from the Mexican
side OF the line. based on what seem
ed to be good authority. that tho rebel
leaders of sonora succeeded In getting
two machine guns and a breach load
ing, three inch field cannon across the
boundary line here last night The
guns came In over the Southern Pa
cific to Tucson, whence they were
hauled in two wagons with plenty OF
ammunition through the forest and
across the boundary line. II is an
nounced that the rebels intend TO use
them In the next attack on Aqua Pri-
eta.
Some OF the mines In Chihuahua are
shipping bullion over the yaoui ex-
tension of the Southern Pacific rail,
road to the port of Guaymas. on the
Pacific coast this being neeessitated
by the closing of railroads running
into the United States, II is said that
the rebels Of the command of Giron
have placed fifty men at each station
along the line of railroad. and are
operating II at will. Heavy shipments
OF silver and gold are said to have
been made over the line. the rebels as
sisting In transporting the bullion
safely for the Americans
A rebel band raided the San Felipe
camp in the Arizpe district aud con-
fiscated the general merchandise
store of Romura Padilla. Refugees
from Espernaza, in the Yaqui river
delta, arriving here, state that a hum
dred American families. most of them
from California, brought In for the
construction of an irrigation project
are fearful OF the consequences OF
possible American Intervention and
are banding together in stronghold
for refuge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF
INDIAN PUEBL0S NAMED

Washington. May S.--Dr. Charles
l.. McChesney has been selected as
superintendent of nine New Mexico
pueblos with population of $500
Pueblo Indians. under new policy
of commission OF Indian affairs VAL
entine. Another superintendency OF
telve pueblos with a population OF
ALI has been established. but the
superintendent has not been named.
The former were under the super
intendent Of the Santa Fe school and
the latter under the Albuquerque
school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
warmer Weather prcdic,cd.

Washington. May 3.-Warmer wea-
ther is on the way east, according to
Professor Willis Moore's weather bu-
rcan experts. Up through New Eng-
land and large part of the east II
was freezing today, but In the south
west and in the Rocky mountain
country change to more comforta-
bic and seasonable weather II already
being felt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
PEACE CONFERENCE
HELD IN NISXICO CITY.

Mexico city, May 3---Anticipating
the signing of terms of peace by pr.
vasquez Gomez and Judge carbajal.
Ambroslo Figueroa, one of the rebel
leaders from the south, arrived In
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-04
Racing Dead In Florida.

Tallahassee, Fla. May 3---The house
this afternoon passed the anti-race
track bill bv vote of 6i to /. The
measure already has passed the sem
ate. The bill awaits the signature Of
the governor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
unoerlobet.
Zen ~anflaseoe Stntsfasierer / Iortb
Snfuta arrcitcret.
2riminaltiltalc beIluttet.

Som / iorrige Iumer fortelig
omtalt er Ben oitrpSeuoe Stotsfas-
ierer / Nortb Gafota, O. g. gicf.
ioro, blepet arreiteret poa 4nflage
FOR unoerilRb.
Orr. 8icfiorb bIep for en- Sio Il.
Den beitplot for at bdue ~oeponeret
Stateus Ger9e / ganfer. iom life
bnoo itilet tiIitr9ffeliJ 8oranti /
5orm al Bombs. os for nogle Gage
iioen bleo Der i 9egislaturens Re.
prpientontbus fremiat ct SoriIag ON
at ioranitalte en- officiel unberisgelie
al set pananfeoe Sorbolo. Soria.
get er %pcotaeet / tSuiet og ooerienot
Seratet. boor oct ogiaa oenteoes at
bile bli p~eotaget.
"a oen npe StatsfaSierer, @ln-
Ser SIion ira Grafton, ifuIoe oper.
tnge gmbeoet. og ben aigaaenSe
8asierers Reguifaber / ben anleo.
ming blep eiennemgoaebe, opSogebes
at Der Observation-Disclosures q meo.
regnet ct 9anfcertiiifat paa 100000,
boilfet 9eIsb par uotruffet al Stats-
fosien | aontanter % oeponeret |
gombeus State 9onf, Der etes al
Mr. gicfiorS. ifisnt oerte gonf life
bapoe iti1et Sifferbeb for bette ge-
LIB.
8ieunemgooelien at &egnifuberne
rbfsrtes al Observation-Disclosures
meS asiitanie al ganferminator
anuoion.
Iaaarunb berai bIep Der al Stats.
aSppfat ". @. Smitb | 9urIeigb
Gountp llotaget en- arreitorbre mob
9icfioro, Der imiblertio lsslooes
iaien peo at title en- amition poo
$4,000.
SmiolertiS bleo Ser Dem tSbe Sam.
paa Overwhelming Of Ittornep De.
neral Nfiner nSiteot en- M arreitor-
ore mob gicfforb paa anflage for
mislig auoenoefie al $60,400 al
Stotens WeioIer.
ct ~iorelsbig Sorbsr iflilbe ofbol-
oes ! 2srOags.
Siolge ct ienere Telegram. oateret
8ismarcf Den 20oe San, bar Stats-
banfen / Bonn Bells / Sreoags irb-
betaIt iii StutStasien Set gelsb
($60,694.91), iom Statsfnsierer
9icfioro er beifplot for at baoe I'M
oeriIoaet. attornep General WeiIer
oplpier / a~uleonins berai at Sil-
6age6etaIingeu al Beugeue life pil
Itanie ariminaIiagen moo gicfforo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24

Sun par anfommet til 9pen / set
ipeciele giemeb at iao tole Inarfis.
mems Sag for Grubcforbunoets He.
praientanter, og Der bar ogiaa 40.
fiaiae al oisie, ium piIoe pGret bill.
Iise til at lptte til beuoe. @en oa
bun peb 10.Sioen ON Sormiobagen
inoianot Jig peo Snoeungen til Sal.
len, bIep bum al Sporinsens Quito
beam unoerrettet ON, at ban bupbe
Srore til life at tnbInSe benoe.
Sun fit ienere arrangeret et Meoe
/ ct anoet 9ofoIe, bbor CO. 100 al De.
legaterne Iptteoe til benoes Sorfpn.
oelier.
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paul Worton 900.

Sfslge ct Telegram ira Hen Yori
err Soul Morton, Der bar Narinemi.
hitter unber 9rPiieont &ooiepelt oq
for nGrpGrenbe YrGiioent al eaui'
table Size assurance Societp, Den
19oe bs. pluoieIig afgaaet ueo Do
ben al Ipopleri.
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Morton Der bar 2anobrugsminilter
UNDER Trpiioent Glepelonos aloen
Sermin, % isbt / Detroit. Wit., Sen
22be Nai 1857. Otter at bape sien-
nen,gaaet SolfeifoIen fit ban 10 aar
gammel slniGttelie poa 9urIington-
banens 9anbfontor meo en- 9sn al
SIC Waaneoen. @eo i'm Glib oa
iremrasenoe 0pstigbeb BANDIT bar
Den enc 6%orfremmeIie eiter Den on.
Den oe blcp ! 1898 paIet til gane.
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$4,000 / narIis Ssn.
3 1904 bleu ban al @rGlioent
3ooiepelt nOnGpnt til aabinetsmeo.
lem og Gbef for Observation-Disclosures.
tet, en- Stiains ban Dog blot inoe.
bapoe ct aars Sib, ibet ban nemIia
/ 1905 tos afifeo FOR al opertaae
Stiainseu iom S~rGiioeut of open.
n9pnte itore Observation-Disclosures.
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Jnoebr0not / GeIIen.

30 unse bigger rn Solicit, Sn.,
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iom bar blepet arreiteret og inoiat /
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De bar inbiat.
Ga Slben opbngebes bar BEN pIb-
ite al Higernc, BEN % gar gamle
Steaa Worpell, allerebe iua for.
brpnot, at bun Norgnen efter aigif
Deo Gsben. Gen anoen penteOes bel.
Ter life at operitaa oct.
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ernbanepoitmonoene

en- aonierenee al Sernbanepoit
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/ Roropeiten ofbolotes / 9sroags /
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iorsgeoe arbeioe og ben iorIpngeee
gr6eiostib, Der err foreifrepet / Oen
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Yoitoepartementet / @nibingtor. He-
iultatet al aoniereucen fieuoes emo.
mi life.
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poitfunftionGrer paa anmooning al
ACCOMPLISHMENTS CRAWFORD iomme
Dag bapoe bolbt en- Raoblogning
Der og ubtclt i'm SiQigbeo til at gieu.
optaae arbeioet % uofsre oet beor-
brebe grtraar6eioe. inotil beres ge.
iuqringer fan bli tilbsrlig operpeiebe
az Ioitoepartementet.
9enne Seilutning oil uoi9tte oen
p~aatpnfte alminoelige Streif al
Boitiunftion9rer belle Rorooeiten
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9eneralitreif aanife iiffcrt pil iinbe
Steo. ON oeres arap paa Grtrabeta.
ling ior grtraarbeioe life bepiIses.
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On Scnoassifoleitatiitif

Eaitor Gapib g. 9opnep, FORE.
iponoerenbe Sefret9r for ben me.
tbobiitiife Gpiifopolfirfes Ssnoags-
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Def iinoes oper 100000 @ern /
Iloeren melem 5 ng Is, iom life
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600 poa Staterne Minneiota, Nprtb
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Oregon, oper 100000 / 0eip eng
LAMB cg oper 100000 / Staten
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g~erbsrnene, Of bpilfe Der finoes oper
100000, iom albrig bar iat i'm
500 | Ell Ssnoaesifole.
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Senaaonino

st aabeIgram in Sofpo., Sapan,
boteret ben lobe Sarntar beretter, at
tolp al De 26 @narfiiter, iom bar Bile.
bet oemt til Gsbeu for Sammen.
ipGreeIien moo aeiieren og andre
fremitaoenbe 9erioner, bar blcpct
benaaoet meo Straforbeibe paa
9ipstio.
9enaabningen aiaIbt life tperfen
9eniiro 8otifo, Der / i'm Sib boeoe
/ San 8rancisco, % iom a%nioaes
for Sommenip9r9elienS esentlige
Gnitifter, e1er bans Sone, og De oil
begge bli benretteoe.
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5lom / Oregon.

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Gegn bar orrettet itor Stooe og tore
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1She os.
GIpe og geffeorag bapOe oper.
fIommet fine BREEDER og iat itorc
StrefninJer unoer 8ano. 6lom.
men o. S~periusmmeIierue uar pao
fine Steoer iaa alporli9e. at flere
bonbe Sper og 9pgOer befauOt iig |
6are.
Slonmen par iiGr polo'om /
Sontidm. og Galapooia.G Ipene, og
al6unp. g banor aonuIen bar ouer.
Ifre0et fine greooer. 8aoerne / al-
6anp ito0 unSer gano, Der ogiao
bau0e omringet Albanp College iplot
OetteS aieIoeretage til en- Gpb0e al
Here 5So0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
uIYffe omboro.

en- iergelig lllnfte iaubt ben 11be
os. Steo om6oro paa Slagifibet ~Se.
lapare~, ioet cite NanS bleu orGbt
poa 4Ietten og Here dlporlig 'tooeoe
oeb grploiiouen al en- Sampfiebel.
SIagiti6et beianbt ZIG poa Reiie
til Sampton &oaos ira 8uautauo.
mo, Cuba. / Oct Gieueo at isre 81.
GET al Senator GriS. Den dilianife
Miniiter til De 6cr. Stater. tiIbage
iii S9brelanoet.
Delaware COMMANDERS al Sup.
teiu Gore. Der pr. @n~iittelegrom
unoerrcttet Observation-Disclosures ON
llIpffen. Napuene paa Dc onrfomne
fienoes enom life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
Salooniporosmaalet

Ger meboeIes ira @dibington, at
Meolemmerue al Minneiotaoelega-
tionen / aoneresieu er al Den Me.
ming, at CONNER 8iqaros &ien.
belle / S~aIooniosen / 9emibii, Wfin.
reiotn life oil bli a~ppeleret, % at
belle 8usoritipsrgsmaaIet i oen moro.
Iige Gel al Staten / ben nGrmeite
6remtio oil bli lsit pna Den Waaoe,
at YrpiiOenten opbpoer ale De gamIe
Observation-Disclosures.
9enne Opinion er boieret paa oen
Gro, at baaoe Ereiioenten og Sn.
oreoepnrtementet ioretr9ffer, at
CONNER 8illaros a~ien6elie blir
ltoaenoe iom 2ou.