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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-27
pYNAMlTED A BANK.

Burglars, However Failed to Open
Safe, and Got Little Money.
Bloomington, H., Feb. 27.-Five
burglars dynamited the Peoples
Bank at Kenny, ILL.,, early this morn
ing, securing 5000, but failing to op-
en- the safe containing $4,000. They
were observed by servant girls in
the adjoining hotel, who were too
badly frightened to give an alarm un-
TIL the burglars ecaped on an Illinois
Central train.
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ROYAL VISIT POSTPONED.
Queen Dowager of Italy May Not Be
Able to Come to America.

Able TO Come TO America.
New York, Feb. 81 The propos-
ed visit of Queen Dowager Marghe-
rita of Italy on an automobile trip
to this country, announced some time
ago and confirmed in recent cable
messages, may be postponed, accord
ing to the Tribune today, on account
of certain anarchist meetings recent
ly held in this and neighboring cities
So far as learned the anarchists do
not advocate harsh measures towards
the Queen but it is thought that a
great many offensive pamphlets
might be scattered over the country.
1t may be said on good authority
that should the Queen come some of
the best officers of the secret service
of Italy will assist local detectives
to protect her.
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SPLASHING FOUNT-
AIMS OF PROSPERITY.

Three New Ones Last Week and
Another Blowout.
From Artesia Advocate
1t takes a double-geared chronome-
ter to keep up with the march of pros
perity of the Artesia country these
days. The Advocate, with all it's eff
forts, is compelled to keep under
whip in order to tell it at all. New
wells, new farms and new families
are coming in daily and prosperity
humpeth itself.
Three big gushers came in this
week-one for J. B. Barnes, six miles
south, one for Lynn S. Kennicott, 8
miles north, and one for Mr.. Wetig,
three miles southeast. Each one gives
tremendous head of water and
means that the. owners have fine
farms upon which everything will
grow but failures. The Advocate en-
joys the prosperity of these men. May
it continue to abide.
In addition to the new ones, an old
well, which has heretofore exhibited
considerable modesty, this week got
on a rampage and is roaring like a
Niagara. 1t is two miles north of
town, and was bored by Rawls and
Robertson to depth of 600 feet, then
lost because of a crooked hole The
first flow of eight or ten inches was
secured. This was about eighteen
months ago. The present owner of the
land, G. G. EchoIs, says it has in
creased within the past week to
about four feet over the casing.
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What the Valley Needs.

R. A. Holmes of Muscatine, Ia.
who has been here for several months
with his family is the kind of pros
pectors the Pecos Valley is in need
Of Mr. Holmes secured 70 acres 1A
miles northwest of Roswell and he
Immediately set to work to improve
it in the latest manner. He has the
soil ready and will plant the entire
acreage in apples and plums. Mr..
Holmes has made several other invest
ments around Roswell and he is to
stay. He was formerly engaged in the
printing business in Iowa.
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Persians Fear the Result.
CONFESSED PERJURY.
One of the Witnesses in the Patrick
Case Former Convict.

New York, Feb. 27.-Joseph Jor-
dan, one of the Texas witnesses who
had given testimony in the hearing
for a new trial for Albert T. Patrick
convicted of murder, has confessed
that he committed perjury on the
witness stand, according to a state
ment made by District Attorney Je-
rome to-day. Jordan denied on the
stand that he had served a term of
Imprisonment at Huntsville, Texas.
In the confession, the district attor-
ney said, Jordan admitted that he did
serve a term of Imprisonment.
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PRINCE AND DUCHESS.

Second Son of Emperor William Mar
ried to Sophia Charlotte.
Berlin, Feb. 27.-Duchess Sophia
Charlotte of Gutenberg, daughter of
the reigning Grand Duke of Olden-
berg, and Prince Eitel Frederick, sec
ond son of Emperor William, were
married this afternoon in the chapel
of the palace. The ceremony was wit
messed by about 500 persons, belong
ing to the nobility, German cabinet
officers, and foreign diplomats, inclu-
ding Ambassador and Mrs. Tower.
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NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED.

For Settlement of Dispute Between
Miners and Operators.
New York, Feb. 27.-Negotiatlons
for the settlement of the dispute be
tween the anthracite coal miners and
the operators have been resumed be-
tween subcommittee representing
the two sides in the controversy. Dis
trict President Nichols announced
today that the miners sub-commit-
tee would meet this afternoon.
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FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE.

A line alfalfa and orchard
farm near Roswell. 1000 acres,
all good land, good house, wat
er right from river, also two ar.
tesian wells. On account of
change of business owner will
give a great bargain i'm this
property. Let us show you. If
you see it, you will like it, and
will make us an offer. Will
trade for good property i'm other
locality. Will give good terms
on sale. Don't fail to see this
property before you buy.
CARLTON & BELL,
303 N. Main st
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Ballard Speaks Out.

Colonel Charles L. Ballard, who
has announced for sheriff, was asked
his opinion in regard to the mayoral-
ty situation He said: 81 am in favor
of Mr. Hinkle, but 1 think there are
many other good men who would
make excellent mayors,-Mr. Pruit
Captain Poe, Judge Richardson and a
dozen others l will vote for the nom
inee of the Democratic party
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Lee Bullard, who heads the list of
of the Old Settlers Association, re-
turned last night from Otero county,
Bullard. Lee was born at Las Cruces
in 1872 and has been a resident of
the Territory ever since. He is fore
man of the Hagerman cattle ranch
east of the Pecos.
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RUSSIAN INFLUENCE.
Being Used at Berlin to Prevent Rup-
ture Between France and Germany.

Being Used at Berlin to Prevent Rup-
ture Between France and Germany.
ST. Petersburg, Feb. 27.-Russia is
using all her influence at Berlin to
prevent a rupture between France
and Germany. Her action has been
taken at the instance of Paris, where
the Rouvier government is apparently
convinced that Germany proposes to
persist in her attitude even to the
point of provoking war. On account
of the closer relations between the
courts OF Berlin and st. Petersburg
it is believed in France that Russia
will have more influence with Emp
eror William than any other power.
Russia is much concerned about the
situation, as a war between France
and Germany would greatly embar-
rass her. Not only is the Russian gov
ernment so engrossed with the in
terror situation as not to be in posi-
tion to offer aid to her ally, but war
would end the possibility of contract
ing another loan in Paris, of which
Russia is in urgent need. Premier
Witte now advocates an Anglo-Rus-
sian understanding, and negotiations
have been opened to determine the
status of this agreement If success
full. a new grouping of powers will
undoubtedly check Germany's ambi-
tions.
Persians Fear the Result.
st. Petersburg, Feb. PA tele-
gram from Teheran indicates that
considerable interest is manifested in
Persia at the possibility of an Anglo
Russian understanding. The Persian
papers warn the government that it
would result in the partition of Per
sia. and as a means of combating
such an outcome, they urge the imme
diate introduction of state reforms
modelled on the British constitution.
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NO PARTISAN CRITICISM.
Democratic Congressman Believes in
Upholding the Administration
in Panama Canal Project.

New York, Feb. 27.-Congressman
Francis Burton Harrison has return
ed to New York after a six weeks
trip through Central America. One
week was spent investigating the
Panama Canal. He is convinced, he
says, that the administration ought
to be upheld in the task. He said he
believed that the canal was being
honestly and efficiently dug. Any OBJ
servant traveller might offer minor
criticism, but there is no dealing
with trivialities there. Harrison is a
Democrat, but says he does not be-
lieve in partisan criticism In such
work as the Panama Canal.
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STUCK IN THE SNOW.
Trolley Car Stalled Between ST. Louis
and CLAYTON, Missouri.

st. Louis, Mo, Feb. PA trolley
car containing "a passengers, which
was stuck in a snowdrift from yester-
day noon until early this morning.
half way between this city and Clay
ton. was finally rescued with snow
plows this morning. The passengers
were apparently little worse for their
experience.
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LAMP OVERTURNED.
Two Men Jumped From Window and
Fractured Their Skulls.

dCIUIG TIGII- OKUIISs
ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 27.-While Ia
boring under intense mental excite
ment, P. T. Hughes, aged 26, of Lin
coin, Neb., overturned a lamp in his
room on the third floor of the Com
fort Hotel today from which a fire
started. Hughes and J. A. Courtney,
who also had a room on the third
floor, jumped from windows and each
fractured his skull. They are both in
critical condition. Two employees of
the hotel were seriously burned, but
125 guests escaped without INJURY
The flames were extinguished after
slight damage.
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H. D. Copeland, president of the
Burlington Savings Bank of Burling-
ton, Iowa, and head of the Chicago
firm of H. D. Copeland & Co., passed
through the city today on his way to
Chicago, after visiting his daughter,
Mrs Whicher, of Carlsbad.
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Miss Nora Hulett, who came here
from Amarillo several weeks ago for
the benefit of her health, is now day
clerk at the Grand Central hotel. Her
father is proprietor Of the leading ho-
tel at Amarillo.
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R. J. McClenny, who lives two
miles east of the city, and who has
been making a speciality of raising
fine poultry today brought in fifteen
thoroughbred Minorca cockerels and
disposed of them at $500 apiece.
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SANTA 'FE TO ISSUE BONDS.
Money to Be Used in Improving Road
Reducing Grades and Building
Important Cut Offs.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 27.-Pres-
ident Ripley, of the Santa Fe is pre-
pairing to issue $17,296,OO0 fifty-year
4 per cent bonds. This is the remain
der of the $5O,OOO,OOO authorized last
year. The money so obtained is to be
used in improving the California
Overland line by reducing grades,
building a couple of important cut
offs and in building a second track
for the main line Part of this second
track has already been extended out
of Chicago
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-27

The Record reporter in his rounds
last night found general rejoicing in
Democratic ranks at the announce
ment of Colonel Ballard for the Of
fee of sheriff.
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Practically everybody in Roswell
reads the Daily Record. The few who
are not subscribers, either borrow
the paper or read it at the barber
shops and other public places
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County Superintendent J. M. Reid
is visiting schools in the southern
part of the county.
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Oregon Sails for Hong Kong.

Manila, P. l., Feb. 27.-The battle
ship Oregon today sailed for Hong
Kong, where she will dock and rush
repairs to be ready for possible ext
gencieS.
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WOOL MARKET ACTIVE AND FIRM
Both Large and Small Manufacturers
Found in the Field.

Boston, Mass, Feb. 24.-The wool
market is active and firm. Both large
and small manufacturers are found
in the field. The wooden mills are
moderate purchasers, and many sam
pie bags of clothing woods are being
sent out for examination. Territory
woods have held the center of inter
est for the past week.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-27

John House is in the city calling
on his many friends. He is one of the
old timers in the stock business, hav-
ing resided in this county for seven
teen years. Last year he removed
just over the line into Eddy county,
and is running a ranch there.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

observation taken at a. m)
Roswell, N. M, Feb. 27.-Tempera-
ture.-Max. 81; min, %; mean, As.
Precipitation, 90; wind S. W., We
locity 4 miles; weather clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day; warmer tonight.
M. WRIGHT,
Onicial in Charge
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Miss Minnie Morris, who has been
here for six months as the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Ida Jones, left this
morning for her home at Baldwin,
Miss
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-27

The brick work on the Office build
ing near the depot has been about
completed. 1t will be occupied by a
real estate firm.
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AGREES TO VOTE
ON STATEHOOD BILL

3 WASHINGTON, FEB. 27.- g
3 THE SENATE HAS AGREED g
3 TO VOTE ON THE STATE 6
3 MENTS ON FRIDAY, MAR. 9 g
3 g
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TESTIMONY in OIL CASE.

Witness Received Half His Pay from
Standard and Half from the
Waters-Pierce People.
Oklahoma City, o. T., Feb. 27.11As-
sistant Attorney General Lake began
taking testimony here today in the
custer case of the State of Missouri
against the Standard and other oil
companies. John Burroughs. whole
sale oil dealer, said that while in the
employ or the Waters-Pierce Oil Co.
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Harry Jaffa drove out to the site
of the Hondo reservoir today on bust
ness connected with his company's
branch store.
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w. E. Clark, of Artesia, left this
morning for Kansas City on business.
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j. III. Stinson. roadmaster of ths
Pecos Valley Lines is in the city.
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Frank Anderson came up from Hag
erman this morning
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Sheriff NJ. c. Stewart, of Eddy
county is here.
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HI. G. Cunningham, Of Colorado
is among the many visitors.
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Mrs. Nelson came up from Lake
wood this morning.
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R. H. McCune, Notary Public.
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Doc Wade. of Hope, is in the city
on business.
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J. D. Render has returned from a
trip to his old home in Kentucky. He
was absent for eight weeks, visiting
Pa1ucah, Hartford, Beaver Dam and
Morgantown. He says that he nearly
froze to death and was glad to get
back to the land of sunshine.
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His Conscience Hurt Him.
On account of his conscience sting
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Ed Gross, of Carlsbad, who has
been in the city for several days says
that the TansilI dam will be complet-
ed in about a month He is working
on the dam, which is all cement and
concrete work and will cost $4,000.
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While Mr. Pruit still steadfastly
declines to become a candidate for
the nomination for mayor, the Rec
ord is informed that he is willing to
run again for city treasurer, if by so
doing he can help to strengthen the
Democratic ticket. He really does not
desire that office, but has assured his
friends that if they are determined
to nominate him he will not decline.
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Tony

Mrs. II. De Groat went to North
Fork this week and brought her daugh-
ter Linnie home
Miss Mae Adams, Of Ingram, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. L.
NJ. Soule, several days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. a. Woodward,
of Wausau, arrived here Monday on a
visit TO their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Disbrow.
Mrs. Mic Barnhofen and children
came up from Ladysnith and spent
New Years day with friends here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leonhard was the
guest of Ladysmith friends and Sat-
urday to Tuesday.
Art Green, now located at Coude-
ray, arrived here Friday on few days
visit among his many friends. Your
Uncle Pike" looks as handsome as
ever.
Messrs. Frank Honsa, Sr., and
James K. Kokesh, Of st. Paul returned
to their homes Tuesday last after 9
short visit to their son and brother-in,
law, Mr.. F. NJ. Honsa of this place
Enterprise.
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Amazon Ia re.

We are n1uch pleased that the storm
is over and the roads in good shape once
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bates made a
trip to Bruce Saturday.
Nay Campbell and Percy Collins re-
turned 70 their school work ct Bruce
Monday.
Mr.. Golf and frankie Stevens, came
down from camp, Sunday and returned
Monday.
Lee Stevens, and Will Jones came
down from camp Saturday and returned
Sunday.
A number Of the friends of Herbert
Campbell surprised him at his home Fri
day evening in honor Of his fifteenth
birthday. Refreshments were served
and all had good time.
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New EtEatC hipSOn.

Miss Jones Of Apollonia spoke at the
Maple Grove school house Sunday.
Our school will open again next Mon
Gay.
Miss Bessie Whitney came home Sat
uriay from her school at Amacoy where
she has been teaching. There will be a
vacation of five weeks when she will re-
sumo her duties IS teacher.
DIR. and Mrs. Gohar Of Apollonia
made friendly call at Mr. Tom Fosters
Sunday.
Branch Compton has been confined to
the homo with the grip FOR 3 number Of
day.
The roads are blocked, the result OF
til, snow storm yesterday. 1t was the
worst ever seen in this country.
The Ladies Aid society will hold it's
regular meeting at Mrs. H. Davis s
jar. nth
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Pioneered RAILROAD
was First to DO Locating for
Our Railroad

OG4 4st<sA2A OSbNAo
The following of reminiscent nature
is taken from the Marshfeld News.
Edward Schultz Of Veefkind, was in
the city Tuesday. Speaking Of building
railroads, he says he has had some ex-
perience, not as builder but as a locat-
or Four years ago Mr.. Schultz, after
q visit to President Whitcomb of the
Wisconsin Central, was given the task
of looking up the most feasible outlet
for that road from the great lakes on
the north to connect with the main line
somewhere between Abbotsford and
Chippewa Falls. With guides ne made
a trip in 19O1-'O2 from Abbotsford to
Superior. 1t was through new coun-
try and most of the way through dense
wood. His report to Mr.. Whitcomb
was most satisfactory and from it came
the building Of the new line which be-
fore another eighteen months will be In
operation between Owen and Superior
forming one Of the most important
branches of the Wisconsin Central sys-
tenn. The distance of the new road will
be 1855 miles. From Owen in the direct
ion Of Ladysnith the grading is nearly
completed and eight miles Of steel laid.
Beginning next Monday steel gang
will be put to work which will lay two
miles of rails day. The contracts also
have been let to build from Superior in
this direction with instructions to COM
plete the work with all possible haste.
Mr. Schultz is Of the opinion that when
the new road is completed some very
important changes may pc expected.
While he has no authority for making
the statement he thinks the cutoff, IT
one is made, from Owen south leaving
out Abbotsford, will not be through the
Spencer country but farther west, per-
naps striking Loyal and Greenwood.
The coming year he believes will be one
of much Importance in railroad building
in northern Wisconsin and that many
new towns and factories will come into
prominence as q result.
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nElCHBoRHOOD NE VS.
Some Bruce News

Some Bruce News
Charles Wood of Hawkins was in town
on business Friday.
Miss Bessie Sill Of Canton visited her
brother e. H. and wife of this village
The past week.
S. S. Fulton went to Weyerhaeuser
on business Tuesday TO remain couple
of days.
Mrs. Porter Crowell returned home
from her visit to Chippewa Falls last
Saturday afternoon.
r. F. Armstrong accompanied by the
Misses Names OF Ladysmith drove 10
Bruce last Saturday,
Dallas and Miss Pearl Briggs return
ed home from Eidsvold last Saturday
night.
Mr.. Welpton Of Ladysnith was IN
town Wednesday TO be examined Dy the
board of pension examiners.
Jake Kelly and his mother, and Mrs
E. NJ. Hess drove up from Weyernaeu-
ser Monday evening and took supper at
Briggs house.
Miss Joyce Brunk accompanied her
friend, Miss Margaret MCGEE, OF Lady
smith to her home last Saturday night
and spent Sunday with her
Sam Bailkey and Ernest Shipman OF
Canton stopped over night with Ed Sill
and wife on their way to Ladysnlth one
day last week.
Ed Sill and wife spent New Years at
the home of Mrs. Sill's parents, q. A.
Kenyon and family at Barron, returning
home Monday night.
Dr.. Gobar Of Apollonia came up We'd
nesdav to meet with the board OF pen
sion examiners intending to walk home.
He changed his mind however after the
storm and took q livery rig instead. -
News Letter
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T. c. Kendall
Similarity of Day and Lifetime.

Similarity OF Day and LEetln1e.
Life for day is but an epitome OF
with no knowledge Of where our souls
have been wandering while the senses
slept; with fresh vigor and interest
we enter upon the occupations of our
daily work and fulfil. our duties with
an energy that begins to fail as the
evening shadows lengthen; as dark
ness deepens WEAKNESS comes upon
us and at last we are glad to lay aside
our work and cares and to surrender
ourselves to the sleep that spirits our
souls back again into the unknown.
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Notice Of Garnishment.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
of Rusk, City of Ladysmith, IS. In
Justice Court.
To NJ. r. Hill: You are hereby not
flied that summons and garnishee has
been issued against you, and your pro-
perty garnished to satisfy the demand
of A. Fl. Skogstad and E. J. Erickson,
co-partners as Skogstad & Erickson,
amounting to S34.77 with interest and
fore +. S. Reeves, 1 a justice Of the
peace in and for said county, at his
office ia said city Of Ladysmith, on the
q day of December, 1905, at. one O..
clock in the afternoon, judgment viii
be rendered against you, and your. pro-
perty sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day of Nov, 1905.
SKoGSTAD & ERICKSON,
Andersen & Andersen, Plaintiffs.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.