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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
Ger ST. Coulter BeTd,la.B.

Se3uglt@ Des ppT1 Dem 2urnDereln
ct. 2ouis eefaBten 9pradenbei9luI@
fes bringt Die rNmeritanifhe Surrz
| seitung" aur Gihtigfteluns cine @r>
tlGrune, ipprin gefogt tpirb, baB Der
Der PreKe iibermittelte 8erint irre=
fiihrenb eetpeien iei. Der 8erein
babe ntdt befblpifen, baB fortan ale
0ebatten in enelifder Sprade gez
fiibrt Derben foqen, ionbern nur in
bic @ef6dftsorbnung einen paifus
aufgenommen, ipel9er es folhen Mit=
eliebern, bic Der beutfnen Spra6e
ni6t bonitGnbie ober gar niht md6z
tiq feien, eeitattet, fi4 in ben Bera@
tbuneen audi Der engliiden Sprade
su bebienen. gu ben auf ben ansebz
li6en 8ef6lub be3iisliden propbez
aeiungen iiber ben untergang bes
9urnerbunbes fagt oas genannte
glatt ssplsenbes:
gs lift, eerabe tpie es i'm Sabre
1886, alfo bor neunaebn Sabren, Der
sSdll mar, als bic 8unbestaaiaBung
in Bottom bic gmpfeblune gutsebetz
BEN bate, vbub es ben Surnlebrern
oeftdttet fein 1oq, auf benz Surnplab
unb beim l1nterri9t Der Surnfhiiler
neben Der beuti9en ii9 aud Der eng@
lifhen Sbra6e gu bebienen". Initatt
bah Der Surnerbunb burh bie5en 8ez
fGluB eei6dbigt tpurbe, bat i'm @ez
aentbeil Der Surnunterri9t unb au9
bas Surnen Der Mttipen unb Samen
einen bebeutenben Nuffhpung genpmz
men. Nber biefer 8ei9luB riihrte
unenbli6 biel 5taub duf, unb bas lit
itBt audi nit bem 8eI6luB bes Surnz
bereins rSt. 2ouis" Der sson. 9luf
@runo Der 9enfotionsbspef9e unb
Der baran eetniipften gpmmentare
Ger beutf6&amerifanii9en SaaespreiIe
finb bereits in Dielen 8eretnen oes
Gunbes Proteite erboben unb Der
gunoesporort uufeeforbert iporben,
icfort ein iummarii6es 8erfabren
eeeen ben 9urnperein rSt. 9puis"
etn5uleiten fpegen 8erlebunq rer
gunbesftatuten unb Miba9tune Der
@runbidBe bes 8unbes.
Sn iebem 9erein beg Norbz
amerifani1hen Surnerbunbes finben
ii9 Wlitslieber, bic Der beutz
ffen Sprade, nidt mddtig fihb unb
oenen es nod ME perIagt ipprben lit,
ibren 4nfihten in Der ibnen seldufi=
gen englif6en Spra9e Musbrud au
berleiben, obne boB beBbalb Der 8er@
ein ober Der 8unb eefhGbigt fporben
tpdre. Sa. mir fennen einen 8erein,
Der es fOgar einem ieiner Nusfdiife,
beifen Mitqlteber in Der englifhen
Spra6e beifer 81 5aus iinb, als in
Der beutfden, geitattet feline monat=
liden 8eribte an ben 8eretn in eng
ltiher Sprade ab5ufaifen.
Oebbalb follten bic Surner iih
riht BON elmer irrtbiimlihen Muffafz
flung elmer @mpfeblune irre MAIDEN
ldhen. Der Surnerbunb fpirb feiner
eibifden 4ufgabe sur grbaltuns beut=
ider Spra6e unb Sitten niht untreu
iperDen, tpenn audi einmdl in elmer
Nsreinsberfmnntlung Elm Mitglieb
faat: Il move, that "a, onIiatt:
SD fteae ben sMntrag, baB -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

Bel @rnbssenb uuf Der Ghemfe Elm
enqlifher Sutter ben Dampfer ner=
fnlat. Raum in Gee, fpirb bic GIiis
ron tinem Giibipeitfturm beimgeiuhf.
Die entieBte Mannihaft murrt, unb
MnbrieI iieht iich genDthigt, fein5hiff
rad Dun3eneB in @idsrbeit gu brinz
gen, gm 15. Mdr5 tpirb bic Gee
Tubiesr, unb Der Dampfer nirnmt
feline Heife tpieber dnf; aber etn ileuer
Sturm bri6t los, ilnb eine Woge reiBt
bon ben Rdbern bes 8pptes bier
Gnaufeln meg. 9lnbrieI fhldgt fih
tarouf bis Netpbapen bur1, mo ct
ben 91aben ausbefert, Inn am II.
bor elmer srpBen 3ufdouermenge BON
neuem ab3ubampfen.
@eeen Mitternaht erbebt fidh tpie=
fer Elm 5turnl, unb bic 8eIaBung
pirft itf) olif unb min burhdus mad
gnglanb auriid. Mber Mnbriel beitebt
duf Der Weiterfabrt, trDitet bic Mas
troien nit ie einem 9las Rum unh
1hiirt bas ReHelfeuer. Oas nnipets
ter rlimmt 5u, Der Rabbampfer rpIIt
qans entTsBlih, SturaIeel seben iiber
Oed unb f6leubern ben sran5ofen
fpiebsrbplt su 8pben. Nls Mnbriel
nunmebr auf einiee Mugenblide in bic
Sabine eilt, fdllt Der Ofen Inn unb es
ertiteht Ssuer, bds aber nod gliidlib
gelOfht tpirb.
ssnaniiden brGngen Die Mann1dafs
ten INNER mebr auf bic Riidfebr nod
gnalanb, ober Mnbriel befnfpi9tigt
lie bdbnr6, bdB er benz erften bon
ibnen, Der 2anb melbe. bret eanse
selaf6en Rum per1pri9t. unb ride
tia, alsbalb ertDnt Der Ruf: rsSrenh
liabt!" Won bat SABRE in giht; es
lit am 1S. MGrs Moreens 6 l1hr. esn
btr sSerne freuSt Elm 2otfenbppt, aber
faum bat iein Sniaiie bas frembartiee
G1iffsuneebeuer bemerft, als er trob
Der Nptbseiden gnDriels nah benz
6Gfen 1usreibt. glnbriel perfuht,
ohne Gotten 81 lanben. uno um s ubr
itebt er, BON elmer rieiigen 8olfsmenge
tseriiBt, auf bsm Staben. Men er
aher niht bort porfinbet, 1T Der 9er=
trefer 1etner NDeDeret.
Mnbriel mub i'm in ietner Mpb=
nune gu 6apre aufiu6en unb finbet
nit Der Ulelbung, baB er NIT einem
9ampfer aus Gnelanb tomme, an=
fangs gar feinen Glauben. Der 0erz
treter tpGbnt, iein 9ait tpo1e ibn
bdnieln uno lei NIT Der Boit BON Ga
lais gefomrnen: baB Elm Oampfbpot
1ei ioldem gturm eine Seereife MAJ
aen tonne, bdlt er fir unmDglid. Nm
folaenben Gage tritt 4nbrtel Die Seine
binauf bic Weiterreiie mad garis on.
Im 90. MGr5 eebt bic Gliie am
Marsfelbe bor Nnter, bier erbdlt iie
atpet &anonen, Inn Salut i9ieBen ou
tOnnen. @nblid, am 2. Npril, fdbrt
Der 0dmpfer an ben Suilerien porbei
unb ,feuert bic porsei9riebenen 81
Sdiiife ob. 2ubtpi9 Der M9t3ebnte
dher fpenbet Bel Der 8eqriiBung per=
fOnlid ieinen 8eifalI, inbsm er yrnaie=
tdtif9" in Die 6dnbe flatidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
A,atnntnbil fir S;i,snlinpr.

.Srl elmer 3eit, mo bereits iDeite
Rretfe in benz Grafttpdgen bas ssubrs
inert Der 3utunft erbliden uno bas
S6nauferl nit jebem Sag polfstblmz
lt9er fpiro, fann es tpeiter ni9t mum
oernebmen, baB elm Qonbpner Rinberz
tpogenbanoler Die Irt, in Der unIere
Gtnldbrigen ieBt nod Die gntfernunz
gen I'M Raum iibertpinben, ni9t mebr
fir aettgemGB bdlt. Sin e9tes Mutler=
ttnb, metnt er, barf it9 bo9 ni6t bon
Der Wdrterin in einem S9ubfarren
mibfeltg peiteri6ieben la1en, tpie Der
8Grtner Die Mpbrriiben fnarrt. Die
Selbitfidnbisfeit fann Bel elmer @enez
ration, Die iid 70 bobe 3iele Itedt, tpie
mir beut5utage, gar niht friib senus
betbGtigt tperDen. unb barum lit bas
orineenoite 8ebiirfniB Der @esentpart
= Elm Graftpasen fir Sduslinee.
l1nb er sing bin unb erfanb ibn. sSn
9snabuns sefeben bat bas Durbsrz
otng aipar nod niemanb, aber Elm
fran5Dfi1ss 8latt lit troBbem in Der
Gage. interefante ginaelbeiten bar=
iiber aus3uplaubern.
gs lit cine allerliebite fleine Maz
dime, berell 56nelliateit, benz 9ebirf=
nib Der Wdrterin entfprehenb, eere=
selt lit, bic, nur NIT ii9 felbit beI9Gfz
ttet, nebenbersebt. 4lio aunddft sipei
Weilen in Der Stunbe, bas lit ni1t au
lansfam uno ni9t gu idnen, 1inb babel
bdlt iid aud bic mitgefiibrte Mil1 am
beften. Damn, tpenrl an Der gde bes
2uremboursgartens Der 2anbsmann
in 5tpeierlei Sud- in 5i6t fommt, iebt
bic Stpeite Sdnelligteit elm, A Meilen
in Der gtunbe, Der militGrifhe 56ritt,
an ben bas paar getpDbnt 1T. Der
9eimfpea tDirb barauf apieber nit Der
eriten S6nellisfeit ouriidselegt, babel
trdumt iid's beffer.
go tpeit tpdre alles fdon unb gut,
ipenn niht bic bDIe poli5si ben befannz
ten gtriG hureb Die Hennung mahte.
Nutomobile auf benz 8iirserfteis2 -
gana unmDelicb. nnb nod ba3r mas
fir MntDmDbile: gdna DDri6riftstpi=
oriee. obne drummer! $50 III, bas priiz
fungsaeueniB bes gbauffeurs2 Mp Der
gintragungsidein fir ben 8raftpa@
gen, Der gustDeis iiber feline Drts5nz
geb0rigfeit2 $40 bic 2aternen? llnb
bann bic Maife BON Nn5eigen, etpa bon
Der art: paul 5hmits, gbauffeur,
iieben MDnate CIT. ift NIT unsuldBiger
Gdnelligteit Inn ben Spirngbrunnen
i'm part geFubren. Das s;ve fhOne
Gtrafregifter fir bic SprDBlinse Der
llebermenfhen! Gallen folhe 56ere@
reien nod in bic 3eit beg 3abnes
iper min es bann Dem iungen MutDmDz
biliften berbenfen, ipsnn er iiberbaupt
ale s5reube am Sport berliert. 9of@
fer mir 1iio, baB audi bier Die Sc
febgeturg niht hemmenb, tpie fonit
IN Der aiegsl, fpnbern f0rbernb ein~
areift. gjis ba1in iinb beln syabritans
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
giir @ltittiirpflid1tfBr tstt
AualunnP.

Nus Berlin fpirb bert9tet: 2luF
9runb nelierer 8erorbnung iit iiber
cie 8e6anblune Der i'm Nusldnbe auf
ibre Saugii9teit gum MilitGrbtenit
urterfu6ten ober 5uriidgeitellten Wlt>
litdrpfli9ti9en II. a. folgenbes bes
itimmt iporben: Die aus benz Muss
lanbe suriidtebrenben, BON ben baau
e,mddtigten Neraten als taugli9 bes
seidneten MilitGrpfli9tieen iinb
grunbfdblib auBerterminlth 5u mu@
fern. 6isrbei 1T iiber bieienigen Wi=
Iitdrpflidtigen, bic iid binnen 6 Mo@
naten nah Der drstli4en nnteriuhung
por ben @riabbeborben fteuen. il, ber
Heael cine enbaiiltiae gntfheibuna
cbns nohmolige dratlidsllnter5u9une
81 treffen unb tire @initeauna am
all9emeinen NefruteneinitelIun ester@
mine 3u peranlaiIen. Mirb elm ein=
geitellter Mann ais bienitunbrau6bar
aur Oispoiition Der GrIaBbeborben
entlafien, 10 lit, Iofern er militdrifb
nncussebilbet lit, bom SruppentAsiI
eit3u1teaen, Db CT nisier in's Wus@
LAMB eeben min. 8eia9snbenfa[ls lit
er bem lldditgelsgsnen 8eSirfsfom%
munbo befonbers au iiberipeiien, ba~
init er cine @ntfneibung burh auber~
terminlide Wulterung erbalten fanr-
Sir cine fol9e lit in fer Gessl
8orausieBung, bub Der 9strefFeabe
iih i'm britten pber in eirsm fpdteren
neutrality-suspicious. beFinbet. @5o1te
elm Militarpflidtissr auf Grunb isi@
ner 2oosnummer 5unddlt hpn bsr
gnitellung befreit blsibsn. 10 tpiirbe
ibnl gu iiberldhen fein, entipebsr ouf
bic Dortheile Der 2ooiung 5u perai1@
ten ober {if Bis j. sSsbruar nGdIten
Sabres our Ginitelullg perfIsbor 5u
balten. Wilitdrpflihtiqe, ipelfe na1
Whlauf Der ibnen getpdbrten 3uriide
iiellung gum 3rede Der grfiillung
ibrer Dienitpfliht in bos SnIarb su@
riidfebrSn, Dbne BON einenl ermdhtiaz
ten Nrate i'm gluslanbs lliltsriubt au
fein, finb, fofern nidt belonbers
griinbe i'm Ginaeifalle b1geosn fpre-
nen, grunbfdBIih auBerterminlicfl All
nuitern. Sm 5alle ihrer SaualiAfeit
1T i'm obengebohten Sians gu berfabz
rem, i'm yalle ibrer bausrnben llntauaz
lihfeif finb iie fofDrt ausaumuitsrn.
5inb tie bebingt touglih ober aeitig
urltauglih, 10 lit Hfer bieieniaen Miz
ltarpflihtigen, tpelhe ipieber in bas
Nuslanb geben ipolIen, dlsbalb bic
enbgiiltige Gntfneibung Eerbeiaufiihs
rem, fobalb hiergeaen Bsbenfen i'm
Gin5elfalle nidt borliege,l.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

aud DDrfommen. Die Grnge, Db mir
BITE Musbilbung bes Cutters aIlein cl5
Elm ubfolnt ficberes Usilhseiben Gn~
feben biirfen, 1T aber noh unferer
iebigen RenntniB bon ber 5ade 3u
berneinen, neil in eirem erDBeren Gus
ter bic Oriifentbdtiefeit unb bunit
audi bic MiIhnb5nnberilng seringsr
fein fam, als III einem fleinen Gutter.
Oa bic Driifentbdtisfeit banptfdhIih
bur1 bic ben Driifen 3ugefiihrten
BlntntenQen beDingt pirb, 70 biirfen
mir aud Elm reihes, bds gdn3e Gutter
iiberaiebenbes geB bon feinen, tnoti=
gen Nbern, ifarfe, foeen. Milbabern
0ber Wfilhgruben, ais GuBere 3eifen
bober Wildergiebigteit betrahten. Die
Wil6nbern fiihren bas peni0fe 8lut
bonn Gutter nacb bem 6eraen Suriid.
@inb' biefelben iehr ftarf entipidelt, 10
5eigen fie an, baB Der Blutitrom elm
febr ftdrter tit. Doraus biirfen mir
aber f9lieBen. bab audi Der 3uitrom
nes 8lutes gum Gutter unb bdmit bic
Shdiigteit Der 9riifen oroB fein mub.
Die 6dftbarfeit ber8uts
ter. sSntereilante l1nterfu6unqen
iibsr bic 0altbarfeit Der Butter iinb
i'm 3aiierlihen Deut1den @efunbz
beitsamt bon Or. Rraus anqefte[lt
lpprben. Wian bot babel ben ginfluB
Der 9erifelluns, 8erpaduns unb bes
Roh1alagebaltes auf tire 6oltbdrfeit,
1tamsntli9 nit 8sriidiihtigung fes
Werfanbts in bic Sropen aepriift. gs
ergab ii6, baB fir Die 6altbdrfeit Der
0auerbltter Die 0Dbe bes &ohialsgez
haltes niht moBeebenb ift. Wdbrsnb
Butter obne ao6alasufab fid3 febr
f9pierig bdlt, 1T fir bic 0altbarteit
am beften Elm FOLDER bon 3-5 Yrp<
sent, betrdgt berielbe n,ebr als 6 pros
sent, 10 tpirb bic Saltbarteit Der 8ut@
ter beeintrdhtigt. Sc iorgfamer bic
9erfeuung, beitD> bei5er bdlt it6 bic
Butter. Saurer, pa5teuriiirter 3abm
eignet ii9 am beIten baau, namentli6
tpenn berfelbe RAID abeefiiblt tpirb
unb bic 8utteruns bei niebrieer Sem>
peratar ftottfinbet. peinIi9fte @nus
berfeit I'm ganaen 9etrieb lit unerlGB=
lid. Die geeisnetften 8erpadungssee
fdBe fiir Oalierbutter iinb luftb:6t
bsrf6loifene 9lasbii61en. Qlud ons
stpeimol paiteuriiirtem lauren Habm
bereeftelltes 8utterfdmala lit in ee=
eignter 9erpadung Ianee 3eit baltbar.
Butterf6mal5 iit fir ben 8erIanbt in
bic Sropen bestpeeen febr geeienet,
tpeil iicb aus ibm in fur5er 3eit Butter
auriidbilben ldbt. gbatfd9lido tparbe
aus. bon Der Sropenreiie 5uriidfpm=
member 8utterf9,noIaproben einz
tpanbsfreie Safelbutter nit Is 1gros
gent Masermil6 frdftig bur19eihiit=
telt unb blr9 GinsieBen in GiswaFer
obgefiiblt, 10 ldbt it6 babur9 has
S9mal3 tpieber in Butter pertpanbeln.
8erfu9e nit Morgurine unb Margd=
rirei4mals enbli9 ergaben, baB be:be
BEL geeigneter Mufbetpobrung unb Wer@
padnng Monate hinbur9 haltbar finb.
Sur 0erpadung Der Margarine itnb
luftbi9t berfhloffene Glasaefdbe oher
aud gut Derainnte 8le9bofcn am gee
eignetiten,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

ten pieneiht aud bic DerbeHerungen
gelungen, bic er an Der 3aroiferie nod
por5unebmen geoeHft. Sn erifer 2inie
seb0rt ba3u bic 8erpDlltonimnung
burh ~tinen Mil9dutomaten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

6ummsrfalat fDnnen at ben iebiz
cen preifen nur nod Qeute eiTen, Ste
0erm0gen beiiben unb iih ben Maaen
febon lGHgif 70 berborben babea, baB
tie iiberhdupt nihts mebr sfffn fons
Tltrl-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

Menn ein gutter Wen{1 rur iBt unt
trinfts III er iiberfiiif1ig; mas ion mar
BON ben b6fen Meniden fogen2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
Cans unO can0mirl@tl6atl.

@eIbe pIGttftede in ND
fdbe iperben nit einen in 8Drdr eir~
setaunten 2einenldpphen gut einges
rieben. bonn ipsrben bic betreffenben
5tellsn nod einnal leiht dberpldttet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

Iopeten reintssn. Die
5apetsft tperbsn nit elmer feinen Biire
tie bonn 5tnubs 9ereinigt unb bann
BON oben berunter NIT 8rot abeerie~
ben, ipo5u slpeitd9isss am beiten IT.
I'm Ulede aus benfelben gu pertileen,
feudtet man einsn 66ipamm nit ref
tifi5irtem SerpentinDl an unb reibt
bdrnit forgfdltig unb leife.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

I'm OeIfleden aus 5olabohen
81 befeitigen, ftellt man iid sindhit
einen 8ret aus gfeifenerbe unb 8enz
gin ber, f6miert Die befdmuste Stelle
bomit Elm unb bebedt, um bos >fhnele
8erbiinitsn bss 8enoins 5u berhfubern,
nit einem Sud-. Nad 0erlaltf bon 8
4 Stunben fp6fdt man bic Stslle
nit mOoli9it beiBem unh FAarfem
GobapaiRr ab unb brennt ieIbige
bieranf fofprt init 8rennfpiritus aus.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-22
A PLEA FOR THE BIRDS.
Boys Should Not Kill the Sonseters
That are a Protection to the
Fruit Crop.

The Records attention has been
called to the fact that some OF the
boys of Roswell are daily violating
the law enacted for the protection of
birds. Section 1 of Chapter 25. Legis-
lative Acts of 100 makes il unlawful
for any person or persons in the Ter
ritory to wantonly shoot, snare. or
entrap for the purpose of killing or
in any other to destroy any
song bird or birds whose principal
food consists of insects
Section 2 of the same act makes
the penalty for the violation of this
act a fine not exceeding fifty dollars
and not less than ten dollars. or inn
prisonment in the county Jail o to
exceed thirty days and not less than
ten days.
No doubt those thus violating the
law do so through thoughtlessness,
and are not actuated by a vicious dis
position. hence we take this means
CT warning them of the serious re
insults hat may follow their persist.
ence in the habit. Parents should care
fully instruct their children to re
frain from the worse than useless de
struction of the lives of our little
songsters.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-22
rELEeR4pH IMPROVEMENTS.
Extensive Repairs on Lin to Amarillo
Soon and Night Operator
Within Six Weeks.

A. A. Gargan, assistant suDer.nten-
dent for this district of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. was il
the city today, having arrived last
night from Denver, n while here
he that there would o
be made extensive improvements in
the telegraph service of Roswell. Am
ong these will be a practically new
line from here to Amarillo. The old
line has been in bad shape for some
time. and it will be thoroughly re-
paired and made as good as new.
Night service, a thing that would be
of great benefit to Roswell. will be
installed no later hi the early part
of April. Mr.. Gargon stated that the
most six weeks. Another Improvement
he expects to install is a system of
various places over the business dis
trict and by which a person may call
a messenger and thus send a message
without having to go to the telegraph
office. A new clerk, Miss Mamie
Moore, was put in the local office TO
day and she can attend to the bust
ness of the Office while Operator De
These improvements will be appre
| ciated by a great many Roswell PEG
pie who have long been wanting nigh
service and a better wire to Amarili;
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-22
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
Woman's Home n Foreign Mission
AIRY Society of the Presbyterian
Church Holds Election.

Church Holds Election.
At the last meeting of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church. the
following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year
Mrs. Fannie d. White. president.
Miss Lillian Smith, secretary.
Mrs. Fred C. Hunt. corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. M. NJ. Holt, treasurer.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-22
OPPOSED TO REVOLUTION
Poland Has No Arms, No Backing
and No Money for War.

and No Money for War.
Warsaw, Feb. 22.-The Polish Ma
tional Democratic party has issued a
manifesto misunderstanding revolu-
ton. There are no arms" says the
document, mo leaders, no money. and
no aid can be expected from other
countries. Austria is weak, France
is Russia's ally, and England is al
ways practical. Therefore a revolu-
ton would only result in useless
bloodshed. We had better continue to
work quietly and peacefully to attain
our ends"
Trains from Warsaw to Vienna are
unable to leave in consequence of
the strike. Late in the day all the en-
ployees of the Vienna railroad struck
and the entire traffic by direct route
from Warsaw to Austria and Germ.
any was suspended. The strikers for
chilly prevented the bringing out OF
locomotives from the round-houses.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-22

Song, "Our Native Land"
Scripture reading. Prof. ]. F. Still
well.
Prayer.
Grafton, Roscoe Nisbet.
Three minute papers: ID THE
Faith of Washington Miss Mamie
Spencer; (2) The Unselfshness of
Washington" Miss Myrtle Decker;
80 "A Model for YOUTH" Miss Mar
garet Barrett; ca 1.-THE Character of
Washington" Prof. Thompson; (5)
Original Maxims OF Washington"
Prof. Powell.
Song. "God Save the State
Lessons from the Life of Wash
ington"-Five minute talks by Rev.
c. C. Hill. VIM. Reace. c. E. Lukens
and c.. w. Scarritt.
Song. My Country tbs of Thee"
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A Solid Mahogany Desk.

The officers of the Roswell Nation
al bank r a little "chesty e a
new desk hat has been placed in the
bank. But upon seeing the piece OF
furniture, a person Immediately par
dons them for their pride. III desk
is made Of solid mahogany and has
the highest piano polish. Indeed some
have taken the desk for an upright
piano
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dissolution Notice.

Feb. 10th, 1905. The co-partnership
heretofore existing between Dr. w.
t. Joyner and DIR. c.. NJ. Yater under
the firm name of "Joyner and Yater'
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Both will continue to occupy
the same Office until March 1st. Those
indebted TO the firm are requested to
call n settle before that date.
w. T. JOINER. NJ. D..
c. NJ. YATER, NJ. D.
1862.
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DIR. LUkENS TO ASSIST.
Presbyterian Pastor Will Perform
Some of the Duties of the Syn
odical Missionary.

OOiCdl missionary.
Word has come that Rev. r. NJ.
Craig, the Presbyterian Synodical
Missionary who took sick in this city
a few weeks ago. is still quite ill and
unable to attend to his duties as mis-
sionary. He has called on DIR. III
kens to assist him. by taking care
of the. work along the line in the Pc
cos Valley. DIR. Lukens has consented
to help and this work will keep him
out of his own pulpit part of the
time during the Illness of Rev. Craig.
His members and congregation will
appreciate the situation, however,
n excuse him while he is doing the
more important work.
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Lonsdale Muslin and Lonsdale Cam
brio at eye-opener prices, and all sta
pie goods at prices that are the low-
est. Courteous attention to lockers
as we'll as buyers. Lockers become
buyers at our store.-The Famous,
store that sells for less. 1t2
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Mrs. Eta Hawkins, the milliner
at Gifts store, has just returned from
New York City and is prepared TO give
the ladies of Roswell and vicinity all
the ideas Of Fifth e in up-to-
date millinery.
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Grand Duke at Moscow.

Moscow. Feb. 22.-The Grand Duke
Paul arrived here today. He was me
at the railroad station by his two
children who had been under the
care of Grand Duke Sergius and the
Grand Duchess Elizabeth.
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IN WAsHINeToN's MEMORY

Pastors Will Hold a Union Meeting
at South M. {. Church Tonight.
AS an appropriate observance of
Washington's birthday. all of the pas
an appropriate observance meeting
att he NJ. E. Church. South, tonight.
program:
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FOUNDED A. D., 1892.
Cash Capital, ......-.. $4,000, 100000
Losses paid since organi-
cation, .--.......- 12o,oo2'oes.4
02t1.
TO INCREASE TO s1oo, 900.
Pecos Valley Land and Development
Company to Secure Vast Am
cunt of Capital.

John H. McKinsIry, n of the in
corporators of the new company call
ed the Pecos Valley Land & Devel-
opment Company, h articles OF
which were published in a recent is
sue of The Record, stated to a repor-
ter for this paper that it was their
intention and expectation to increase
their capital stock from $4,000, its
present mount, to $100, 900. They
hope to secure this vast amount for
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WEATHER OF TEN YEARS AGO.

From the Records in the U. s. GeoIo-
gieI Survey Office the Correct
Figures are Secured.
From the records in the office Of
w. NJ. Reed, of the U. S. Geological
Survey, the records of the cold ca
son in February of 1885, are secured,
as follows:
Feb. 14.-Max., 10; min, 8.
15th.-Max., II; min, 10.
16th.-Max., %; min, Ia.
17th.-Max., At; min, -.
1Sth.-Max.. So; min, 25.
In The Record of the 18th of Febru-
airy it was stsated that the coolest
morning of the 1895 period was just
ten years before.
Mr.. Reed consulted his records and
found that the statement was three
days of"
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The Roswell Building & Loan As
~sociation has a few thousand dollars
to loan on Improved city property
For information inquire of J. NJ. Reed,
Secretary. 1u
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Fred T. DuVon, of Burlington, ILL.,,
who is making an extended stay in
the Valley, went to Dexter last night
for a short visit.