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EaoIes Have a Good Time.

The Roswell Aerie of Eagles gave
dance and party at their hall last
night that was one of the most pleas
ant affairs of the season. There was
a large crowd in attendance, and eY-
cry guest had a good time. The finest
of music was provided and dancing
was the feature of the evening. Re-
freshments were served.
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Finish Well for Whiting.

Eugene Ockerman and his drillers
finished a well for George Whiting
at his farm nine miles northeast of
Roswell Saturday evening. The work
men started to move their rig from
Hagerman's anc on September 10.
The Whiting well has an eight-inch
casing, is down 526 feet and has a
flow of 9 inches above the top.
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Bring Suit on a Big Account.

BY its attorney, W, w, Gatewood.
the Joyee-Pruit Company has brought
suit IN district court against w, w.
Lock, Sr., n his wife, Lavenia Lock
for %s1,130.12, alleged to be due as a
balance on an o for goods bot
Of plaintiff.
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nothing else, he succeeded in shoot
ing off the end of the borrowed shot
gun he had with him. AS the story
goes the rounds, Rev. Twitty is get
ting reminded of it enough to cause
him to remember the incident long
after he has settled the bill of ex-
pense-
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Learn Telegraphy and R.

Learn Telegraphy and r. R. Ac-
counting. $50 to 800 q month salary
assured our graduates under bond.
Our six school the largest In Ameri-
ca and endorsed by all Railroads
Write for catalogue. Morse School of
Telegraphy. Cincinnati, o.: Buffalo
N. T.; Atlanta. Ga: La Crosse. Wis.
Texarkana, Texas; San Francisco.
Cal, s-4ato12-t2.
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Cheap Railroad Tickets.

Chicago, st. Louis. Kansas City,
Oklahoma City. FIT. Worth, Dallas.
Memphis. Cincinnati. Cleveland. and
New York-Ingersoil's Book Store.
s2ts.
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) LOCAL NEWS. s


FOR RENT-Room 70s N. Rich. aveN
Trees-wyatt johnson. Agt- Stark
Bros. S6t12"
Get Cruse's prices on all kinds OF
trees. SStf.
w. B. Mikesell returned to Orchard
Park last night.
r.. C. Miller was here from Hager-
man yesterday.
Miss Beulah Walter returned to
Lakewood last night.
L. D. Fort returned Iast night
from a trip up the road
Mrs. Dora Ratlin returned to her
home in Artesia last night.
C.. g. Brown and R. G. Storey re-
turned to Artesia last night,
Miss Florence Mullane. Of Carlsbad
was a visitor here yesterday.
R. M. Anderson returned to Amaril-
10 today after attending the fair.
Try Pecos Valley Extracts, strong
est in the market. Guaranteed pure.
94t6.
George Slaughter returned last
night from a businss trip to Portales.
Mrs. ]. B.. Martin and son returned
to their homs in Hagerman last night
FOR RENT.-South sunny room with
stove. ITO N. Richardson avenue.
s4t3s
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hurd and three
children were here from Carlsbad yes
terday.
ing for Dallas. She vas here since
last July.
WANTED.-Good cook. colored pre-
ferred. Good wages. Call at 100 8.
Missouri. s3tf
Miss Annie Scroggins of Artesia.
came up yesterday for a short visit
with friends.
Walter Haynes. who attended the
fair here four days, returned to Carls-
bad asst night.
Misses Jennie Crawford and Olive
Hadder went to South Springs last
night for q visit.
Just received a fresh supply of Lin
burger, Brick and Swiss Cheese, at
b u. s. Market. 94tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Plot returned
49, -
attending the fair
Mrs. Letha Creighton returned to
Dexter last night after a visit with
Mrs. F. H. Pierce.
Miss Lula Haynes, who attended
h fair here four days, returned to
Carlsbad last night.
Autumn driving is more pleasant
than aver with one OF Stockard &
Deems fine outfits. s5tf
F. G. Tracy came up from Carls-
bad yesterday morning to attend the
last day of the fair.
-Adoiph Klyng returned last night
from Portland, where he spent the
at the fair.
Miss Nettis Galloway returned to
Artesia last night after spending three
days Aere with friends.
Mrs. J. B. Cecil returned to Arte-
STA last night after a visit with G.
w. Stevens and family.
FOR 8ALE-A lady's and gentle
mans ticket to Galesburg, Ill. In
quire Roswell Hotel. 94t3a
Misses Jessie and frankie Baker
returned to Portales this morning
after attending the fair.
Buy your wall paper. glass. bug
81 paint and floor finish at the Pc
eos Valley Lumber Co. Taft
w. w. Edwards. of Artesia, who
has been here for the past few days
will return home tonight.
Miss Selma Nelson and Miss Vivian
Woolam returned to Hagerman last
hight after q hor visit here.
Call for Pecos Valley Extracts at
III grocers. If they cannot supply
wants, call phone SIG. oats
There is nothing that would please
he folks at home better than one OF
.hoRa hea utjfuI Souvenir hooks Q9tf q
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240 acres good level land
(re1inquishment) in the shall
low artesian belt of Lake
wood, for Roswell property,
either town or country. Ad.
dress "LWD," care Roswell
Record. Wld1
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8 9 $
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o TRADE

9 g g g 8 g g g
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TO LET FOR nU.INEss PuRPO .Es.

EIGHT MONTHS RENT FREE to the purchaser
of our lease for the suite of offices formerly oc.
until october LIST. 1905. 10 run. For further par.
ticulars apply 10 LEVER BROS. co, Manufacturer rs
of sunlight and IIfcbuoy Soaps, Cambridge, Mass
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
GOOD DAYS BUSINESS IN THE
UPTOWN DISTRICTS.
Building In Which the Noted Ocean Bank
Robbery Occurred Changes Hahos
-'ihe Aidrich Estate Disposes OF
Group OF Double Decker Tenements.

Robbery Occurred Changes Hanos
-,ihe AldrIch Estate Disposes OF
Group o. Double Decker Tenements.
Among Yesterdays sales OF tenement
houses was one by which an estate disposed
of a dozen double derkers in West sixty
third street to firm Of operators Inc Use
in value which tenement house property
has recently experienc ed is inducing many
big investors. including some whose holo-
ings have come down to them hy inheritance
ttr nleh several generations. to sell out and
invest the proceeds in other forms OF Sc
curity.
The holdings are invariably secured by
professional operators who resell the
houses Individually to small investors,
generally members of the foreign colony
in which the property is situated Inc
speculation in the tenement districts has
done much to bring about wider distriou-
ton of ownership Tenents. however,
have gained nothing by the change The
new owners are. as rule, comparatively
recent immigrants, who have saved up
the few thousand dollars ne cessary to pur-
chase an equity in an average tenement
building. Living on the premises and
knowing thoroughly the housing condi-
tons Of their neighborhood. they are in
position to enforce the highest possible
schedule Of rents, a fact which has found
emphasis in an increased number OF evic-
ton cases.
The four story building at the southeast
corner of Fulton and Greenwich streets,
famous in the annals of bank robberies
figured in Yesterdays transfers. II was
occupied by tho Oyea Bank in 1863 when
that institution vas booted Ivy gang of
burglars und~r tho alleged leadership of
Ned Lyons The band got away with more
than 81 900. $50 Lyons was tried for the
robbery. but was acquitted through in
sufficient evidence The new owners of
the building arc Louis and Martin Gold
sucker who buy for investment.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, and PHILIP
HOFFMAN,. as Executors under the
last win and testament Of Henry Steuo'
ing. deceased, plaintiffs.
against
JACOB BERNSTEIN and others. De-
fcndhnts
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WANTEp--foung man In law once. p. O.
box 96. Hohokcn. y. ].
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way. Joseph n. Lewis OF % East Twentieth
street will be the suCtioneer.
Yesterdays Auction Sales.
TAT II Nesey Street
M InaIpH L my

BY JOSEPH r, DAY.
Third avenue Nos. 37l and s73. southeast
conner OF Twenty seventh street. ~ l0Xsj,
two seven story brick tcnrmcn,s: also
Third avenue. 80. S6' east Side tnln
feel south OF Twenty seventh street. "a?
4s5 seven story brick tenement also
Twenty seventh street. Nos. 2bl 10 POS
south Side. ~ feet east of Third avenue,
ssa.Slx story brick loft aud store build
Ing; also Twenty sixth street, No. 2h.
north Side. ITO feet east OF Third avenue.
251OsaN irregular SIX story brick lott and
store building CITY Real Estate Company
VS. T.. VI. Storm 1T al: due on judgment.
sl77sss.:o; TO stephen Cox s?io.oo'
Eleventh street Nos 23I and 2sa north Side,
1920 feet east of West Fourth street,
37sxlO0A3SlO. six story brick tenement;
lsldorc jackson and another vs.. Slgmund
Conn ct al; due on judgment. Sl6,O53 81:
subject to taxes &c. s+93.ss To Samuel
Rosenberg .,.-....... .,..... ....-... g., 100
llsth street, No, ?Os, north side, 100 feet west
brick tenement. ". T. Tatuni VS., G. Y.
Wagner ct al. due on Judgment, s2S,37273:
subject to takes &c, f68: to Hugh King. "a 40(
NJ JAMES l.. WELLS,
North broadway, Workers. y. Y, south
east corner Odcll avenue. l5OABi5XlBSX
87l.H to Sarah Y. Bolmcr .,....,.,.,.... N,44.
North broadway. east side. $50 feet south OF
Odcli avenue, l5oSGa81 iosSG7l S: 10 Clarence
Is. Bolmer .........,.,.. ...,....... Ais;
North Broadway. east side. 800 feet south
OF Odcli avenue. l7OI6o0Al0S.3&73iS 5: TO l..
ID. Hitchcock ....:. ,......,..,.... 5.28,
North Broadway, east side, tI8 feet south
OF Odcl avenue, 1904 0xl8sx7sl.3 to l..
ID. Hitchcock Observation-Disclosures, 400
North Broadway, east side. 626 feet south of
Odell avenue, 1904 1888 8xi6s175s0: TO N.
de +. Bolulfr '.''.''''.'''"''''.'.'... A.zs'
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG colored man wishes position OF trust:
EDWARD. i07 East 18Th st.
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INPt RSt ANCE Of an ordcr OF Hon. John Proctor
Clarke a Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the State
Of New YORK granted on the lo,l day Of June. 1905:
the County ~ New York, NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN to all persons and corporations. having
Ss1nsi mS az b
Eighth Avenue, in the Borough Of Manhattan,
ot the City, County and state OF New York, to
duly verified. to the undersigned. Henry A. koelsch,
The duly appointed s:sisncc Of tn. said Charlie:
Creditors al the once OF the Undersigned at No. IS
Liberty Street. In the Borough of Manhattan of
fore the list day of September. 1906.
henry 4; k0ELSCH. Assignee;
slgncc. No IS Liberty Street. Manhattan, y. Y.
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NEW JERSEY SALE OR RENT.


HASBROrCK HEiGtITS-Comer plot. Io01ioo:
WoodcllH. 2Sth st. three lots. c5XlO0 each: Dema
rest. plot SOS3So, opposite railroad station. T..
DORMER. ~ Charlton ST., New York.
ON THE MOUNTAIN. In the valley, beautiful
farms and homes: send for booklet. GEO. W.
SHERMAN. Real Estate. Little Falls, y, j.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Chorus men with good voices for
city and road engagements; cali Monday. - O'Clock
Lyric Hail. 9th av. and I2d ST.: experience un-
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JULIUS SHONGOOD, Auciionccr. by Jos. Shon
goods sons Auc,ioacerS. % Bowery. will sci!
juno IS -Jewery. wa,cncS diamonds. DC,
pledged prior to june Is. 1904. No. 2390i to 1882
and all held over. n. $. lSaacs. 2i35 sth az.
June * Clothing. \. SclIngcr. 63i I'd av.
June 2a-An mems and women's clothing and
Koois III every descriptions ron No. 5ioit ~ oloIi,
pledged TO June 20, 1901. b. Fox, n sth av
June 20 diamonds. watches. jew,lry DC, from
No. to 1900. inclusive. pledged prior to June o.
1904. Il. 4 =. Aufs"s 27a Stanton st.
June 80 Clothing. Alb. freund. 1893 I'd av.
June 30-jewelry, watches. diamonds. type
writer's and MI goods pledged prior 10 June 20.
1904 from No 6OO0 to 1900. inclusive. and all held
over. j. Roth. o Columbus av.. formerly OF No. IS
July 9-,Iewcry. n. Rosenberg, $50 sth
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ Sheehan, AUG.
tonccr 1852 and l54 Canal ST.. will sell at 10 80 A.
June 2sBy Barney Loan Co. 1853 Sd av Jos.
Levy. ls' Narick ST.; jcwelIy, diamonds. &C.,
juno 5s-By II. Free, 20 New Chambers ST.:
clothing 10 June 20. 1904.
June 2a-By Filin: jcwelry.
June Soy Fllin: clothing
July 3-By John Simpson. Ia, formerly IFS.
Bowery; diamonds. jewcry. &c. pledged TO No
iIiol, May ?. 1904. and all goods held over.
ELI sOpEL. Auct., es Bowcry sell. 10 A. NJ:
all goods pledged to June %. 1901 and held over.
June 2sCothing. N. Harlan. Brooklyn.
June 20-Clothing. Jos. Simon. 772 Colum bus
ave. and NJ. SLY ers,on, 3l6 Broomc 81.
June 30 Clothing. kaskcl & CO.. AS 10th av.
July J-Jcwelry H. Monday 4 Sons. 1853 ",
t2d At.
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rsaSeis NEHfR f HH's against a. ~ The Psope
H esa a. lien s Of Ella
Ss,h Madison ascessd and AZ Ihs heirs a aT
snd T. sSS ans hs
a1S o1 :an
either Of them. and also all persons who BY pur.
Interest p. or lien upon the whole Of any pert OF
In the CITY. County and State OF New York. more
Essbeih Ma.ison deceased, or either Of lhem. or
otherwise In any manner whatsoever: all Of the
piainsia. Defendants Summons 10 each Of tie
A' Sou ARR HERFsS SUMMONED to
the complain. In TIL. action and to serve SET, ,
twenty days after IN. service Of ihls simmons.
exclusive OF tue day Of sen Lei and in case OF your
sppsesF Tor r ee
in the complaint,
pa''' f HsR9L6 ! s@al ' Plaintiffs A,,orn.y
=. Once and Pos, Once Addrcss 100 Broadway
| To the defendants al tho hc!rs al law. devsees
grantees. ass gneeS and l'enors OF Elizabeth Matt
| grantees. assignees and enors OF Morris Mattson.
deceased. end the respective husbands and wives
fany. Of said heirs dcvisccs grantees and assignees
o. said Elizabeth Mattson. deceased. and Morris
Matuon. deceased. or either Of thcn,, and also all
| persons who by purchase. inheritance. marriage
otherwise howsoevcr. have or claim TO have any
right. title or interest in. lien upon the whole or
West s5th Street. In the city County and State Of
| New York, more particularly described n the
| complaint herein. by. through under Morris
! Mattson. deceased and Elizabeth Madison. de.
ceased or either OF them or otherwise In any man
| ncr whatsoever:
! The foregoing SUMMONS Is served upon you by
to an S ords, f non ~
| the State OF New York. dated the tenth day Of
| n nj
| twelfth day OF June 1905
Dated June 9Th. 1905
HAROLD SWAIN A;tnrncr for Plaintiff
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fendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled
action and bearing date May "a, loh6. the under
signed, ths referee in said }gdgmen, n nan ~.
s.lesroom.. Nos. /. and 10 v.ssy street, In ne
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New YORK. on the
It'll day OF July. 1906 AT IL O'Clock noon on that
day, by Joseph p Day. ESD, auctioneer, the prem
ises directed by said Judgment TO be sold. and
therein described a. follows:
ALL that certain lot Of land with the building
thereon. situate In the Borough Of Manhattan
city OF New York. and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at point on the nortnsry
side OF Eighth street. distant So feet 3 inches
westerly from the nor,hwesterly corner OF EiEhan
street and Fifth avenue running thence Westerly
along the nor,herly side OF Eighth street IS feet
thence nor!herly parallel with Fifth avenue ana
part OF the distance through q party Wall ~ rect
II inches; thence easery parallel with Eighth
street % feet and thence southery parallel with
Fifth avenue and part of the distance through q
party wall a3 feet II inches 10 the northery Sle OF
Eighth street. at the point OF beginning being
known as No. ~ West Eighth street.
Dated New York. June IS. 1905,
SAMPSON n. WFlNHAND1.ER, Referee.
GUGGENHEiMER, ENTERMYER & MARSHALL
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
30 Broad Street, Manhattan, New YORK CITY.
The following Is q diagram OF the properly 70
be sold. the street number beiag 80 West Eighth
street.
Ninth street.
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REAL. ESTATE WANTED.


IF YOt HAVE any property for sale, call and see
ALFONSO BRACCO 278 Mott ST.. New York City.
Telephone j3l8--Spring.
We also collect rents.
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No 80 ". Eighth street.
The Approximate amount OF tho lien or charge
TO satisfy which the above described properly -
10 be sold Is $40 o2 So with interest thereon from
May ~, 1905. together with the costs and allow
ance, amounting 10 S405.G2. together with the ex-
penscs OF the sale.
The approximate amount Of tho taxes, Assess
mcnts and other Hens to DO allowed to the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money paid by the
referee Is $500 and Interest.
Dated New York. june l3. 1905.
SAMPSON II. WEtNHANDLER, Referee.
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pAwNBR0NERS' SALES.

l.. l.. FRI SKI. Auct.. 10 Rowery, sells 10 a. "
For pawnbrokcrs on dates as below all unrc
deemed watches diamonds iewclry OF every kind.
silverware, firearms. Instruments and pledges OF
every description pledged prior to dates and under
uckc; numbers specified. both Inclusive: also all
older ones reserved from previous sales
June IS Estate \. J. Hcar cy. iewery,
June ~ Order Vim. simpson. 81 Park row. all
pledges prior AMI "a 1904. TO No 1891 OF 1904
June 81 order L. !. Lemon & SON t78 9Th av.:
pledge No 3oa7a OF April 23 1902, earrings. pins,
purse and ring
Juno ~ order j. F.. Lemon q Co.. 40 9th av.:
all pledges prior June !. 1904. TO No a46ol:
June 30 Order s. A. flatto. i2ai Sd av.: all
pledges prior Iune Is. 1904. 10 No. $500.
June 81 Order q. Weaver. 400 9th av.: clothing,
&c. pledged prior June 20 1901
July 5-Order p. q liter. l35 Bowery. all pledges
from Dec. |, 1908 TO April l. Si. Nos, l?.0 to 1907
and from April o. 1904 TO May 81. 1904. No, 207 10
No 1872,
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,

tended Steamship SailinGs from vanCou,et
for Japan. China and Philippine Islands.
Empress Of CHINA July s Empress OF Japan Aug /.
Empress of India July "a Empress OF Chlna.Sept
r. n. s. Tartar August k.M =. Armenian sep, ~
For FILL Hawaiian Islands Australia and New
Zealand
Miowera ......,.. July 81 Manuka .........Aug. -
For rates and Information apply at ass d l B'way
and PSI Fit,h Ave.
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Medical Lake Extract, manufac.
tured by the Medical Lake Salts Mfg.
Co, Is the best remedy for rheuma'
tsm there is in the market. 1t has
been used in this section for years
and we can furnish many testi'
monials.
Electric Bath Salts for the bath
and for the hair are the best things
that can be usesd for that purpose
For sale by all druggists. Manu-.
featured by Medical Lake Salts
Mfg. Co.
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will give fast hot work of the kind which is bound to
draw. good crowd to the Comque.
o
That Russell boy is hard hitter and just at this time
know OF the second class of the heavy weights
who can do damage with punch than the big
fellow wouldn't take what is coming to the soldier to-
morrow night for much larger pile of coin.
Jerry Mccarthy arrived in town today to make the
match between him and Barney Mun which is to be for
81 000 $500 side The articles will probably be signed
and the dates fixed tomorrow.
Tonight to have been the go between Kid Scaler
and Kid Rogers at the Coney Island pavilion in Occur
'Alene.
But there will be no CO.
After working for months to get the game open in the
lakeside city the benefciares got to fighting among them
selves and killed the goose more.
The uptown saloonmen couldn't where they
going to get any coin out of the fight at the pavilion and
drew forth their hammers to knock the go. And they
knocked it.
Now the lower town fellows will see to it that the up
town clique gets breadbasket full of anvil chips.
Treres more than one app fool in Occur d'Alene.
Scaler is to be matched with Dolan, Billy Lavgnes new
find in Tacoma. The offer of avigne has been practically
accepted and Scaler and his manager Alex Mckenzie are
now awaiting transportation
Beebe defeated Otis in the Pfster tournament last
night, his highest run being 49, Otis high run was 8.
Trip and Dean play tonight.
Answer to correspondent-Yes Eddie Quinn is conval
Iesceing He is to be about But he is still unable to
drink Duffy's WILLIE B. GOODE.
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UniOniem and Rockefeller
(BY r. F. PAINE.)

Rockefeer's New York pastor on Sunday last preach
ed strong sermon the necessity for and probability of
universal church, the consolidation of creeds the wipng
out OF denomininatona strife etc Whereupon the most
successful man earth, financially, said
When (the Standard Oil Company first began work
IN consolidating the competitive system said that
could not be done. Today vindcated our judg
ment for show the world the progress achieved by
consolidation and its benefits civilization AS we be-
come more and mbued with the spirit of Jesus
Chrlst-lndlvdually, L mean-the church will naturally
follow in the channels and toward one great end
Perhaps Rockefeller will become union man.
If consolidation Of the competitive SYSTEM in respect
of church, or petroleum, progress of civilization
surely consolidation of the competitive SYSTEM in the
field of human labor is good thing But will Rockefeller
lmbued with the spirit of Jesus Christ individually he
himself intmates, agree to this?
No He will not say that organized labor is good
thing; that the consolidation of the competitive SYSTEM
IN the matter OF raising and shortening the hours of
carpenters iron workers. barrel makers and other human
beings who their bread in the of their brow
means progress OF civilization that it is at all in
foty with the spirit and teaching of Jesus Christ MOI
Rockefeller may talk otherwise Sunday, but the sort
of consolidation fhe competition which he has practced
has meant tyranny to the producer ruin to the dealer
torton to the and ensavement of the aborer by
the demon of Unsuitable greed
Spirit of Jesus Christ! What was it? Glove We one
another Love We one anoher!' The grand, beautiful
asufcient lesson of ionism The unionism of all hui
manty 1t builds denominations. 1t creates no mo-
nOpOies of human necessities 1t fosters only competition
aainst wrong, injustice, greed and sin.
o. we hypocrites! We Rockefeers and Carnegies! All
your lives you have striven to consolidate competition
against the happiness the natural rights the progress of
the brethren of Christ the poor and low the aborer who
is worthy of his hire whose labor alone you say shall be
an "open market" with no consolidation of the compe
tive system" And now in your old age you stand up
public places to talk about the spirit of Christ and pretend
to goodness and benecence like snscarred old ags wo
in the decline of their of seduction and SIM seek to
enter nunnery.
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Imprisonment for any rergeant of who reports junk
deficit
Therefore the doughty Ransdall by the arm he
left southern battlefield that he will spend the $4,000
for hospitality but not red cent for tribute.
We have indeed fallen upon evil days.
There time when the cost of congressional junk
ct knew limit and measured only by the unquench
able thirst of the participants.