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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Sra Sunoerjp

@cneraIfommouoo 9}oroiIcapiQ
bar uoieuot feIgcnOc N}co0cIclie:
Gen iteoiortrrocnoc Generation.
moll0o mootoger ito0ig ale SIo92
"anonpme" aIoger / hort 9Intnl.
elsie Slayer er. tiltroo3 Tor, at 90
par uoen llnOerifriit. itaOig bIet refs.
liz mnOcrloNt. llnOcrioaclicrnc hor
imioIertio / ale SiliUloc uOcn llno.
tngeIic oigiort Fooitan0cu> illlo-
~itGnbi9e lliotObeO % tucrtimoo
mango Silirloe lobct crtlcrbc en-
lctiprOig, oite ON Mi2umocIic %
ScunIpit pionen0c, @onoIemaaoe ira
GnfloNcrres Sioc. Sra mi al nil
ononpme &lnger life mere bli
Unlet".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Gn Weteran. Gn / Nuroalel

Gm Ieteran. Gn / &UrDaIen
giennem aarene ucl ficnOt Eerion,
otto ellie - eller "SiQe Stto", iont
ban melt faIotes - cr nctop aignaet
pe0 Spoen / &rroolcn. Iiopoe par
ounif al SpOicl og ocltog iom ing
Wtonb / 1864 / ben tplfsounlfe &rig,
buor bans 6ar % Ell plore Sror
faIot. Strar eiter arigelt fom ban
til gtorge. Set bar oGrct iogt, at
ban oeicrterte. : Norge bar ban
fert en- eienOommelig SiluGrcIie -
ban bar prrct alt mulli9: Sagcr,
aonOitOr % @jortler % nlangt arl-
oct. Sibcu ban Tor 80 q 40 Nor
ii0en fom til &proalell, bar ban rciit
omfring / Spgbeu iom Sa1oelsfar
mtco lin &aaie. 90 "&iac otto" bar
oleItc0S blenlme % aIleItco3 bel
fonlnlen meo lin &aSie, iont Sernc-
ne / Sorlmoring ilotteocs ON, noar
ban fom iii Ell 8aaro. Gin GGore-
lanospatriotiame bcbolot ban, OF
utoer bcn MI poagaaenoe &rig
fiilgte ban intcresieret mc0 / Seret-
ningerne oerom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Scrnbane aiennem Sutnnheimcr?

Elrcftsr Nlortb bar ircnllngt Gil
Flon Tor Ell I'M @eifieIOsbonc tucr3
Aienncm %ielpeite ESotmbcimcn, III.
fnpttct @crgcnaba1cu mcO &aior,2-
bonen, Sourcbanen % Houmnbo!en.
Zen ifnI ippnbe Ell Stuulpci opsr
&eiiicIbet ira NfprOul iii Toubaa5.
Ntcb npunte llblanQapunft ira Ser
qGnaboncn gaar @injen / &ctliul
2ir ior 6Iaamsoolcn iii 2lurIunO2-
bolcn % beriro fomnlcr Ocn ieritt
SiOcli1ic neo iii Nurlano. G.oGrt
qoar ben opcnior @orGuno mo /
SGrbalcn - mco Si0clinle til HTr-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11

100 Nars Snbilrum fllnoe Sir
maet Ilta. &. Mobr & Sens Otter.
fpl8ere icirc Den 2Ooc Ipril. Cen
20oc IpriI 1915 fog 6irmacts
@rrnOlTg8Cr, Sucrfrigafommi5irr
9lllguit Gbriitian Wtobr @orQerifa6
iom aiobmano / Bergen. Snotil
1913 par bette 6irmo ulbcr Nopn
al Aug. &. Wtobr & Sen / Samilien
aicnnem IRE @enerationer. Sro
lite Sanniar 1918 fiebtcs % operto-
gea bette gan1lc o. aniebe Sirmo al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
@rnnntcn crplpncrcoc.

bcnhuun meooelc@ Den lS0c Npril.
%co Mi0oagetio ianbt rre Artiucrl.
tier poo 9Inlagcr 6ulc0 en- uoltuht
men life c~rpIooerct l. Yim @ra.
not. Sc bra1tc ocn hem I'll 9orat.
fclcircn. buor Ell Al Soioaicruc i
llbctunfiomhco log Wranuteu moo
ct Sfab. Gen crplo0crc0G, "a uco
Grploiioucn iii Ocn poo8lUlOcuOc
Solout ben ucllitre Naauo aircpct
mcOena TIRE al hans Aumcrutcr III
iorificlliQc apriteIicr e blcp ollie
bragt til @arniion2inoCmict. men
inlcn al Dem or / SlU@'ure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Nrocrfabrifen / Sanoc.

banife Sirn1o Balm & Sonner, Der
iom befienbt bar iogt aouccsiion
poo lit alsb al SnnOe SToeriubrif.
bar iaoct lit Observation-Disclosures
oiilaoet. Set heber / Iepartenien-
tets SfripeIie berom til 6irmaet:
Giter inohenteoe SpIpsnin9er om Den
.%rlorife Spoerinoultri5 Sorbolo og
'&ilfaor iinbcr man, at almcnc Sell-
inn taller inlob, at aoncesiionsans
Ora9enoet in0piloeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Sunit Gcitinoicn.

1''H
buun ~nnc00cles Den 110c Npril. ~
Stiuingcu / Dalif %c%irn0ien er me.
gct aIporIiQ. @upernorcu er blct
bienlfaIot iii aoniercuce meO ocu
oauite Ncgicring. TN ucoiQt $40.
mite bar niQipet en- @ctrnfuiug,
hpori uotaIca, at Der lite fan ciue>
noQcn llopei ito al Sen iorQcIiNc iii.
itanb, lom run0cr. Suttcronrfuin-
gen. iom bar purct brcuct pua Ger.
ne / Here Nunorebe Nur, tan life
iortipttca nleo llobptte Nico Bonn.
~uloaboitcr cr Ser itorc &auitcIiGbc.
Der. Observation-Disclosures Dor IN cucr
emi9rcrcr. aomitecn bcuitluer Ill
&cgierinAcn at ia 6orhoIocuc ml0cr
ben aIporIigitc SpcrucleIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Snriitrnternc inoitinet. =

Snriitrnternc inpitillet. Bergen.
ife % NoroeuiieIoitc 2ompitib>leI'
itabcr pIcier oItio / inc H~iltcbeiter,
iom uoiteoca / 9IpriI Wnonco, o9iao
ar inorptfe Ell SortcgncIic oper De
Suriitrlltcr, iom Sclifoberne / Il'
minoeligbeb moerbolocr paa Som'
burg. england. Norofop me0 Here
Steoer. Saar inpnes imiolertio
oeune 6orteqneIic / @citet. ~ifriuer
"@crBens Siocn0e". - Too Grltnr
al &c intrrnationaIc 6orpiflingcr Ell
Der nen1Iig life uoorbeioct logell
5llriitrliter ioor. SeIu life Sen
fienote Mira" .&ute er ppiot. Tor-
boloene mcllcm SnlOene er 10 'oo
uiifre, ar man life. buob 5ltriittra-
fifcn ongoar, fan bp9ac paa lto9ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Tanoerne fummet til Spitao.

Sra Stapanger meoOeleo Oen 19oc
9lpriI. Sangernc I'll Spitob fonl
6reOag pr. Gampifib ira ariitinniu.
@lnnbt Tnngcrnc bar Otto 5ielo.
&ntorgea ST. ; blep DC ienot pioere
nlcO S%ernbuncn til 9tprbe og Ocrfro
mcb GInl0uoroS 9llltonlobiler til Sp.
ltoo. aopteinen paa 0ampifibet for
teller, at Sllren iorIob gnnifc Bra.
9c pErite al 6ongerne gior0e ooQ
uoifiuig Wtu00er, ga DC ifltlOe neO
Hltnn1ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Scrmctiffabrifcrnc % Iiifet. 1Srt

NnllgeIlln0 me0OeIes Ben Zoe Pip.
Ri. Ser cr ior Si0en ilerf Otter.
ipor9iel otter Houparer til Scrme.
tifinbrifcrnc. Ter er ilcre Steoer
Observation-Disclosures itrn9t Snao.
iiIO, ioml betalea me9et goot. Ser
Tillaos ~itrngtes igaar $4,000
SfiHppcr, iom betaltes mco 5000
&roner. Get tc1ncr iaaleoes bra
oQ'oo for SriaIingiiiferne ioar
llbenior iiifcs ogioa nlegct Sci pQ
Gorit, Iom bctnlea bra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
"Stpritab" | Wurpif.

oif meoOeIes oen t9be NpriI. Camp.
tibet "StoritaO" fom igoar 9lites
BERTH o. latter Wtolm Tor Softer.
Dam. Get er Sfibets iprite Sur
iii Norge iioen aoIiiionen meb
"Gmprei5 Of Srelono". 5 6ronf-
rig losieoc Sfibet StpfgoOS n,eo ~.
tie a~rigSianger iom Sioicre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11

@aarocn %ciflc / Norbre Sron /
@uobronoHbolen, lom Oct ell 5io bar
oericret en- COelaiag ON, er al 81
ercn, Stipenoioat SIR. Wrieot,
iolNt iii Observation-Disclosures :.
BEETLE Tor 1880 aroner plus BET
babe al Smfoitningerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Sjcmenepigems from mic.

Gi iinocr iel0enNe mcrfcIi9e Si-
itoric / "NaIbor1 &enitrcblub", buia
McoOclcr inoeitonr Tor bcl,S Nooli.
bcligbeb.
Gn 6anlilic / aiebclboon boO0c
/ Counter ioact ell IN Slenc'tcpi9c.
Slul par iliuf ~ beilig % pnaic0C
ii. Nrbci0e meuitcrurrOigt, o. huub
Sannilicn inttc mcgcn Eria pno,
bun blonoeOc iig oIorig / uogct, Der
life fom bcrlOc pcO.
0ton blcp Ocrior mcgct Iorbnliet.
ga bun Ell Sag, cftcr at hlnl par
blepen ulocrrettet ON, at 6anlilicl
oJtcoc at t%ilbriu9e Sommericrien
Spiflano og 6ronfrig pliIOieliQ no.
breo: 80, ieg pil MI ii0c 6ritell,
at Set ioar &c life mc9cn 6ornsicIi(
al - -"
"Nicu bporfor iffc?"
Ser bIiper &crocn2frig." iago(
5iclci;epigcn meo Ell Siffcrhe0, oel
mnatte uOclrffe eubper Gull.
6umilien tiaoo iig BOG at tuile
poffc0c aliiicrterne oq itob / Slut.
niuQen al Sllli rciieiGrOiJe mel
Stap / @aanoen.
Meu ion fom arigcn. |lgcr
bcpoc Het, % auiiertcrnc muatt(
pcffca no i9len.
Siot ienere bop0e Tigen after Ell
Grsm, % Ii9eiom iiOite Sang be
trocoe bu1 ii9 i9icn til Grucl. oer
M intcreaicreOc Jig ~betpOeligt mere
Tor bcnoca Irsntmc.
"@uoO bor &c mn Oremt?" ipllrg.
tc bun.
Seq bar Oromt. at ari8eu cl
fJrbi Ben 5ie Morris.
"a, Oet o0r 10 ell 9IUOtIlJ Iteu
oclclie. IaO os boobc, al oginu Der
9rem gaor / Spiploelie.
"APcn icg iaar III life nogen 6or
nciclic al oct" iag0c Eigen.
"@uorior iffe?"
"9tei, ieg ital 30 ben 5te 6cbrrar
Bet bar leg oginu Orsmt.
Ia Den 5te 6ebrunr irotrni, pol
GiJeu bog iuno % rolf. % 8omi
lien gIPoebe iig poa benbes Scgne
man begpnote BOG iad imnat a
tuilc pnu hcnocs Gpncr iom Snnh
iigcrifc. Nen ON Gitermlooagen
"a bun itoo noe / aieffcuct. iGlb.
bun ~plubicIig ON % par bso.
81 III iror Snmillen pau alt
hpuo RIM bar oremi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11

GirmaetS Trofuriit. Sr. Sens =.
aonom, % Sr. Oh 9tpduiIt, icm
for 5ioen or oets Gbeier. 6irn1Get
~ioronoreoc ionttiOi9 lit Napn til
"Nug. &. Mfobr & Ssua giterieI-
GER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Gn Slppcmaifinc uper Sleffc.

fiuro? TN Sitter bar ieet Ell 6Ippe'
moitinc fonmc inb ira @apet % ia
aurien oper 6Ieffeiioro o. pioere
inOoper Sanoet. Moifinen ilei me-
get bcit, ioa 6iiferen life fnnSc ie
hpilfcn Station, Den tilberte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
b'Inaleterrc ifnl umbnooce.

aiebenhaun mcoocle@ Dem l5oc Mp,
Ri. Set or bcilitttct al ombnQlc so
tel o'Nn0lcterre, iom 'or en- Sio ii.
Sen brunnte. SmtOimjnlCrne Nil
uoQlsre 100000 aroucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Sfno ira '6npct? Sra Stou

Sfnb ira 'Snpct? Sra Stouon-
ger meObelc9 Den 1900 gIpril. Gn
poolloelig Wnno iortuQcr, at ga
ban peo 3-Sioen 9tnt til Sonooo
bar pao Gci biem, bprte ban s a 10
Sfllb llOe ira Nopct ret / &eit. San
er ouerbcuiit ON, at ban life fan
bare bort ieil, og Oet por peO Den
Sio inn lpbt, at ban fltnoe berc emo
boicn ubcnipr &Toercn o. Sapbra,
get. SoOierne / Sanollgcr. JON Iao
noe poo &n9t, % iom ogIao peo 8
Chen bar / Nrrbcbcn, bar ilnioler-
tlO illtCt lcct cller bort til bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
N%iifcrne / Gufutcn. Sra Sronl

V''N'"N >oIp''"' BlN >IplllNs
meOoelc@ Den t9be 2lpril. Get ii.
Ter Jig III, at De Siitcrc, iom life
rorloO %ofoten ier Eooifc, bar aiott
9ooc 6orrctninger. STrlig 0iGIoer
bette Dem, Iom bar Iigget peitIiNit.
Ter fon 6rcoaQ og Serbug Siiferc,
iom hapOe ira 500 iii 700 aroncrs
Ncttolot. - Naar Ell Sfeiteciar
pna 6cnne Manbe fan ticne poa CO.
lie % SfeitenS Starter, fanifc mco
SiuUg al Ell Sen clcr Ell SaIuIotS-
far, ira $500 til $500 aroner pua
, iii 212 Muaneo, 9iucr oct 10 ct
bctp0eliat efonomiif Hpgiteo; men
oct trUngca ogioa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Sra Voroe.

1000 Mprmpncr er Ser nlt / Nor
&C, ioroelt poa nj Wenigbc0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
era Odnmdrf.
Nlbcrti's 30 ppaiurt.

Wlbcrfie NJ ppnIUrt. wa NV
benhopn mcbheles Den l9hc Hpril.
gllberti'a 90 er enoelll %illlttct. To@'
iiucrnc Ehaisr Il Miuloner % @f-
tipcrnc 100000 aroncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Kisb "Sm=usnnen"

glle mcS 10 slnrs @nrnnti.

NWV HWO W NN89 V7WTWHII
Vile rS SC Ncnc SOr6cSriunr, % mro "Grtrc Stbeb6" gratis.
Se npe Snsuenncn"'IioOcler Gier, b0ao man taIoer "Goibe Sct
Sni3", (anuoe1ttn9G Ct STING iuu beoar l. at 10 8raaoer trRHeS o9
tnpftes lantrnen tnoc Soiet, bUa0 Ser cir begge Sioer al Ssmner ct
iaroi9 u0leenoe, eucr II. q 0 en- Som uen Strange. Gette Slags Stng
Ton life ripc5 % cur brittle Get Ul pare ian 'Gn9e iot BET SL Oct
er bet met ino l.
TN AZ DC piGtgle 6Orbeoungcr paa ~SaSuennsn"s nne Ma'tnbOOer'
er Den enetoaenoc ale SenWuhcr ieooutenoe traaoregulerer (autontd'
tic tenlon). Genne &CguIercr cr oubra1t pna Sooets Scribe, boor on
err tniorrrota noe ~ &ccn o. CT tuNrttct lg. at ocn life bebsoer $s'
ming AZ no9en gt ira SEN incr0c2 Suc
On on0en nm Stoe oo ocnne @iotin or ToOtm5ens Torbeortn9. la'
leoeS at ocn life bcbooer at titles Tor at Nj set rcte Ernf pa tortIeA9
SIaG@ (L men ul mtomutif Qore Ct let Erpf pao tpuot gdtertdle %
Ell tun8Cre pua tptNc Qfdtcrio.c
"GusDcMmcn"
Np Moocl Tr. 800 "MisNon": Sti. Tris s22.3.
Tcnnc Wfaifin % '"Toncu"c Ct Mar : : ; s23.2o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11

Cpcntoocnoe GibI0uinQ Qicnajr "Nusocrucu" Or. 800, (u NoScD
nc0 GQGrU3 pimorucut Nol00r9tabiuct al set rctcIt % melt originate
@}aiter. Wotubo0ct ipiuNc& automatic Staml rch at aobne Oct neo
NGug2er ioriuuc0e &onl og p0 0jTp oi ou nuomotntr Sc'tcmcfdntSre
reN pepct Stouifubc. Cunc bct iortrTnclgc 4iaHm ir en- Doert
biliJ @ri&.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

States TO certify manifests of ships
showing clearly the contents of car
goes are expected to assist in remoy-
ing causes for delay.
Regarding Contraband Goods.
AS to articles which have been
placed on the contraband list, such as
rosin and turpentine, known as ma
val stores the British government has
applied the doctrine of President Lin
coin that absolute contraband consists
Of All materials susceptible of use in
making munitions of war. The Brit
ish have discovered that these prod
ucts are essential to the manufacture
of some forms Of ammunition and will
insist that under international law
they must be regarded as absolute
contraband
A partial remedy for the situation,
however. is being sought in arrange
ments for consignment of naval stores
from the United states to Holland,
Italy and other neutral countries so
that American ships can take their
rosin and turpentine ballast for cot
ton cargOes in the trip across the
ocean, sell the contraband to neutral
countries, where a large trade has
been conducted IN the past and send
their cotton TO the belligerent coun-
tries without further molesiatlon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

lleve in the future and ] can assure
you as one Of those who speak for
the democratic party that 1t is per-
fcctly safe TO believe in the future.
Oni, America at Peace.
'L0ok abroad upon the troubled
world, only America at peace!
Among all the great powers of the
world, only America saving her pow
er for her own people! Only Amer
lea using her great character and her
great strength in the Interests Of
peace and prosperity
DO YOU not think it likely that the
world viii sometime turn to America
and say You were right and we were
wrong. You kept your heads when
we lost ours
Think of the deep wrought de-
Of economic resources, of
life and Of hope that is taking place
In some parts Of the world and think
OF the reservoir of hope the reservoir
of energy, the reservoir Of sustenance,
that there is in this great land Of
plenty
May we not look forward to the
time when we shall be called blessed
among the nations because we sue
cored the nations of the world in
their time Of distress and of dismay?
~. for one, pray God that that
solemn hour may come and ] know
that solidity Of character and / know
the exaltation Of hope, / know the
high principle with which the Amer
can people will respond to the call
IF the world. for 1his service; and |
hank God that those who believe in
America, who try to serve her peo-
Die, are likely to be also what Amer
ca herself from the first intended
o be-the servant of mankind"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

Continued From Page One.)
-~~--~-"~~>-~~~>-~~N-N-~-~
parative prosperity of certain years
involved.
Lauck Does Not Yield.
Lauck did not yield the point. lie
said he had selected his periods be-
cause l909-13 represented the period
for which statistics were available
subsequent to the wage advance re-
corded in 1910. The period taken for
comparison was adopted because it
applied more nearly to the case in
hand. Sheehan remarked that a com
parison Of the year 1919 with 1910
would show no increase in earnings.
stone, in the course OF a discussion
over exact dates Of the 1910 wage in
crease said that the agreement was
Tor year, that at its expiration some
of the roads declined to pay the rate
any longer to 1remen and that a
number Of roads never did, by resort
ing to sharp practices" pay the
award TO the engineers. This was one
or the reasons advanced by Stone in
resisting arbitration of the present
differences charging the railroads
with not having lived up to awards
and he receded from the position only
when President Wilson interposed ON
the broad grounds of public welfare.
Where Water Comes in.
stone, in the course of his argu-
ment referred to the comparative
tables, adduced that in Lauck's opin-
ion the watered stock of the railroads
fairly represents the value of the
timber and oil lands alleged to be UNI
dervalued in official reports.
Lauck's table of earnings of forty
three representative western railroads
showed increases in the five-year
period ending in 1913 over the five
year period ending in 1908 as follows:
Operating revenues, S304004, 4S7.
Operating expenses seq, 641,313.
Total net revenue, S1,S6S,174.
Taxes. $t4,294, sos.
Net $67.00S,269
other income, $55.253,02G.
Gross corporate income, s122,32t,-
295.
Deductions except interest on fund
ed debt and appropriations for re-
serves. $26, 116,4S7
Net amount available for distribu-
ton to capital because Of additional
to labor because of in
creased efficiency and to reserve for
emergency purposes, $96, SOS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
Next Congress Democratic.

And Il Is, by the way. a very com
forting thought that the next CON
gress OF the United States is going TO
be very safely democratic and that
therefore we can altogether feel as
much confidence as jackson did that
we know what we are about. You
know jackson used 10 think that
everybody who disagreed with him
was asa enemy of the country have
never got quite that far IN my
thought, bui ! have yentured 10 think
that thev did not know what they
were lHlk.ns about knowing that my
fellow democrats eNpected me TO live
up TO the fuu stature of Jacksonian
democracy
$50 lcal aus frieuds W very
confident moad today feel onn-
dent iha 80 30 know the spirit "
ga American people, thai $50 do
Snow ile pfosfam of heuermom
winch W'l DE- necessary SON rs fo
natrMh tHai wa do ha}e NoH
te4soWH W confidence % ihe mppmu
W Il American people
AHI Wsn ialb.ug Nil buan
HrH niN aNau iln pfmNl aia
AMH an AaHW lttn
HN'NIN sing mAuff Nlih American
NHH iale % WWj
AN#NN AN
fhf ln WHH
Nf III lU.a 81
fNe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
ELFEG0 BACA INDICTED
IN VALENCIA COUNTY

Los Lunas, n. NJ, Jan. S.--Elfego
Baca, former editor and publisher OF
La opinion Publica. a weekly news
paper published in Spanish in Albu-
querque, was indicted today by the
Valencia county grand jury on a
charge of criminal libel. Similar in
dictments were returned against Juan
Guzman, Luis Tire and Santa Cruz
Ronquillo. who were employed by
Baca at the time the libellous publ
cation was made.
The Indictments are based on com
plants filed by Eduardo NJ Otero,
of Los Lunas, arising out of a publ
cation in La Opinion Publica during
the campaign for delegates to the
republican state convention in Berna-
lilo county last summer.
That the defendants will ask for
change of venue when the ease comes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

up for trial was the intimation given
out tonight by those who are in a 20.
sition to know, Where the case will
be tried. or when il will be called for
trial were matters upon which no
one would hazard a guess.
All the defendants gave bond for
their appearance at the trial.
Wanted-Clean cotton RACES at the jour
nal office.
9scEr~
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should Satisfy Independents.

the country ! would like to nave one
produced. There are things that the
progressive program contained which
we. being constitutional lawyers. hap
ptued TO know cannot be done by the
congress of the United states That IS
4 detail which they seem TO have over
looked, But SO far as they can be
done by state legislatures, /, for one,
speaking fer one democrat ann heart
ily n favor of their being done. Be
cause democrats do not congregate
merely in Washington; they eongre-
eato also In the state capitols and
they eongregate there i'm Ver tnilu-
onual numbers and with very lnfia-
cntial ORGANIZATIONS
just before / came away from
Washington I was going over some of
the figures of the last elections tho
elections ol November last rhr OFF,
riul returns haHr noi all come in Sci.
/ GAP moi know WHY they are So slow
ia getting 10 us hut so far as ihDy
hHRr come ln th,y have given nf thls
usaim lnfofmatou chat uhlng states
Who're senators wore elected aud
WHgu uaun Nefe u0t elected lak-
na ODE election of governors lHa
nH.ff sN'eruuH WDr Wf fIpIsd tah
nH fh retmn Vl llt $3.50 r8lau
iHf n mr iHN genefr leua irip
ih NNueuM hHuH at8i
Hin MNaid hH ha pr
IIlI ANHi latf uHI.Ie - a0aN
III .|.. E.
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RAILROAD MEN GIVE
THEIR REASONS FOR
DEMANDING ADVANCES

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-18
BLACK ROCK FOLKS
 DISSATISFIED WITH
 EXPRESS DELIVERIES

Residents of Black Rock are yoic- ing strong protest against what they claim to be discrimination on the part of the Adams Express Go in deliver ing packages to them only when addi- tional charges are paid. It is claim ed that packages accepted for Bridge port in other states and fully pre- paid according to the published rates of the company are not delivered above the yiaduct except through a private express company which is al- lowed to collect again at this end. It Is held that the company in accepting 2 packages in other states at tariff rates guarantees delivery without addi- tlona1 cost. and the matter is likely to be placed before the Public Utilities and Interstate Commerce Commissions by private complaint
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-18
BADEAU-ELLIoTr.

The marriage of Harry LIrmstou Badeau. assistant general superinten- dent of the Bryant Electric Go. of this city and Miss Louise Elliott, daughteF of the late Henry Randall Eui6tt c Washin gton and Alexandria was sol ennized, Saturday evening. at the apartment in the Dresden, in Wash ington of pr. and Mrs. Henry .Randall Elliott. brother and sister-in-lavv os the bride Mrs. Albert Shoot co Alexandria was matron of honor anu Miss Mary Dangerfleld of Alexandria. maid of honor. The brides brother. Dr. Elliott. gave her in marriage. Ar thur C. Badeau of Brooklyn, was hii brothers best man. Rev. Dr. Win gate Of St. Margaret's. Episcopal church performed the ceremony. At the conclusion Of the wedding trip. MT. and Mrs. Badeau will reside ln this city
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-18
SI RAT ATFORD WOMAN. TO ENTER MISSION.
 FIELDS OF AFRICA
Plans to Work for BetterInent of British Possessions
 Inhabitants.
Especial to The Farmer.)


 Stratford, Oct. 18.-Miss Mary Nit chell. youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. John w. Mitchell of Broadbridge avenue, will leave Monday, Oct 25, on the steamer Dante Ahgheri of the Italian line from New York for British East Africa to enter missionary work under the supervision of the African Inland Mission
 Having received a definite call to take up the task that she proposes to make her life work she simHediateIy set to work to fit herself for the call the local schools and tok High school scribed studies in the town, she en- tered the Field Bible school in New York city and pursued the regular the- oIogical course, a course needed to fit the student for efficient service. Aside from her splendid qualifications as a scholar, Miss Mitchell is possessed of courage and grit that is seldom found in her sex, and these qualities coupled with aIdne physique, places her in the front ranks of those whoA desire to en- ter the missionary field.
 Miss Mitchell has a host of friends in Bridgeport and Stratford who wish her success in her new departure.
 The Stratford fire chemical was sum noned to extinguish a. small blaze in a trolley car in front of the Episcopal church. at 10 o'clock last night. The cause of the fire was the short circuit ing of wire. The damage was small.
 The Weatogue Country club will hold it's annual election of officers Tuesday evening at the club rooms.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-18
FRENCH NOW FACING
 HIGH LIVING COST

Paris, Oct, 1s.-. .aThe situation is serious but not. alarming,'' said Louis J. MaIvy, the French minister of the interior, to a representative of the Matin, in discussing the growing cost Of living
 "It would be futi1e9 he continued. ito pretend to bring back prices to the normal, ebut by concentrated eff forts on essential articles of food the government can enable Parisians to obtain food at prices which never will be prohibitive.
 Arrangements have been made to make a rise in the price of bread inn possible. Steps are being taken to make imports of frozen meat. butter, eggs and dry vegetables:'' agr