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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
Nn bas Yublttunl.

Die rSreie Breiie fir 9eras" mirt
an iiber $50 Ruitofficen nerianot. uni
bat cine eroRe 8erbreitunq in De,
Rabbar= &epublit Weritp, i'm ssnbia.
,ierz9 9erritDriur1 uno Otlaboma.
Sbr girfulatipn8=8 =8ebiet in 9eraa
eritredt ii@ nDn @alneitDn bis binouI
nab Denlion, BON duBeriten Often
Bis nod 81 a5aiu i'm iernen 8eIten;
es iblieBt ielbftuerftdnolib nit be-
fonoers sablreihen 2eiern oos oiebt-
befieoelte WittelzTeras unb ben 5nos
meiten Elm. Nub in Weritp bat Iie
cine arDHe Berbreiti,na.
3tuei 6eiiense itno beit1noie,
iobrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes
Blattes untermeQs uno fiibren oem,-
ielben i'm 8erein NIT unleren ribri=
gen 4otal Naenten fsrttpdbreno
r,eue 2eier su.
Sn Gnbttra@t bieier Tbatiacben 1T
Die r5reie Breiie", 100 es fid5 barum
banoelt, bic oeutIbe Ben6lterung gu
srreidea. oas bette slnseiae Mae,
btnm i'm Gtaate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
Tiir $500 uatb 9ettttbIauo.

Deutib ameritaniid3e 8eituneen
meroen i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT gro.
Sem Snterefie geleien, neil fie iid
frei auSipreben unb bdufia BON bri'
ben mebr Neuieteiten unb Nabri9.
ten brineen. oils bic oeutiben 8eis
tungen ielbit. Die rssreie 8reiie fit
Teras" lift 6riiben iiberal, spDbin iie
eeianbt uiro, Elm lebr germ gelebener
gaft unb tann ii@ riibnen, Mner.
tennung unb 8irbigung su finben,
tuie aus sablrei6en Briefen an uns.
IDuie an Dieienigen, tpelbe oae 8lati
an lire Berwanoten idiGen, beruDr'
3ebt. Wer oober ieinen 8ermanoten
unb Sreunben cine Sreube ermeilen,
ibnen Elm tuiutDmmenes SeIbenl
MAIDEN mill, Der befteqe fir fie Die
wTreie Breiie fiir 9eras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir Teras, mie iiberbaupt fir
ben Gtaat uno bic @egenb, tpD Die
8ertuanoten tupbnen, 1T in DeutIh.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es iit unln6g'
liG, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griino'
li6e Guftldrune uno Beibreibune
oes fremoen 2anoes au eeben, tpie
oies Die nSreie grei1e" olIm6hent.
lih tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breia
BON So nerienoen mir pDrtOfrei unIer
rei6baltiges @nbenblatt auf elm Sabs
an iraenb cine Nbrefie i'm Nuslanbe
Die ssreie preiie fiir Geras pnbI.
GDnab0nn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04

Beim Nntiquar uno bein Sci.
rotten sablt man 2iebbaberpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
darbeafematmis aub snte!liaena.

Gin normaIsg Rino tennt aep6bns
li9 am GnDe bes brittsn 2ebensiabres,
ipateftens aber BET fsinsm S6ulsinz
tritt idmmtli4e 5arbsn unb tann
meiit AUDI i6re fsinersn Sebattirungen
angeben. Der 6auptle6rer &onneqiez
Der in Grfurt bat nun, tpie er in Der
n3eitfdrift fir bic Bebonbluns
S4wadiinniser unb GpileptiI9erH
mittbeilt. ben Garbeniinn geiitig min
berwertbissr Sinber unterfu9t. Sein
3itl mar. in Der Srast, oh Srteligeno
unb JarbentenntniB in'einem ndher 3u
beitimm.nben 8srbdltniB itebsn, atar=
belt gu setpinnen.
Die priifuns Der GarbentenntntB
Der ainber Bel ibrer @ufnabme in bic
@rfurter 9ilfsf9uls srgab, baB cyn.
teuisen3 unb 6arbentenntnib i'm gleiz
4en 8er6dltuib iteben. Sc strinaer
be 8esabung, beito sr0Ber iit bic I'm.
fsnntniB Der Garben. BON 48 &in=
bern botten % BET ibrsr Nufnabme
ldmmtll9e 6arben getanut. Bon bte=
len lesten tamen q bis our eriten
&lo1e, pdbreub BON ben anberen %
NIT manselbafter Garbentenntnib nun
II bieies 3isl srreihten. Oemnad
ldBt gutter Garbtnfmn auf sins beiIsrt
Sntellisen5 unb srOBers 8ilbunas.
mDsli6teit fdlieB.n, Die Garben.
tenntniB ielbit ldbt ii4 aud burf
uebun9 enttuideln. Dies ergibt i'd
ebenfoIs aus 8soba6tunssn Ganne.
eiebers. Rad Ii Sabren tannten aut
Rinber, aud Iot6e, bic bel ibrer Nuf
nabms cine erbsbIi6e 6arbenuntennt.
nib betpisfen batten, Tammtli4e 6or
ben.
sfiu6'3 3 S Gents 6nnnno @iaarre
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etde sls aesrath ssermittler.

Ju Der Ndbe bon Stabtilm, Sbiz
rtnsen, bat eine Sobrbunberte alte
biftorif4e Gi6e BON seipaltisem nm>
fange sefd1t iperben miihen. bic bem
Nbfterben nabe mar. Die eide btente
friiber einem merttpiirbigen 3ped, lie
bertrat ndmli9 BEL ben 8epobnern
Der lmgegenb bic SteQe bes 6eutioen
Observation-Disclosures Wenn
ir9enb Elm Sunggefele ober eine Sung
frau Suit gum 9etratben betam, 70
festeR fie nidt, ME beutautage, cine
4nnonee in bic 3eitung, ionbern Iie
Ihrieben ibren @unI4 bubi9 fGuberz
LID auf einen 3ettel uno befeIttgten
bieI len p6ne Ramensunter19rift an ben
Stomm bes 8aumes, Wurbe Der 3etg
tel nun pon elmer in 8etracbt fommsuz
ben 9erIon geleien, 10 I4rieb biefe bic
Nntmprt unb CAB bic 3eit an, gu Der
man ii9 gu peri0nli4er Iusfpra6e an
Der @i6e trefen polIte.
Dieter eigendrtige 8raud bat bGuz
fig, ME i.Bt nod gbepuure bs5eusen,
5u Seirutbeu sefiibrt.
- Beim Nntiquar uno beim 6ei.
rotten sablt man 2iebbaberpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04

u annte bic Sc bre r
Saulen5er. Der 8iirssrmeiz
iter bon Neuntbuuien, 9eHen<Rahau,
tuurbe pon BEN Sb0ffengeridt gu aebn
Mart @elbitrafe oerurtbeilt. Sn elmer
@emeinberatbsiiBung, in Der cine Or
ho6ung Der 8eiolbung bes 2sbrers an>
geregt ipurbe, hatte er Die fir bic 2eb~
rer lpenig fdmei6slhafte 9lsuBerung
setbdn: Die 5auIen3er tbun ia bod
nidts!"
Der IsBte ameritdnis
( d e 81 e B q eur. Der elm for
melles Duen ousfo9t, mar pieueidt
Der Seruner Sobn 4morp &nor. Der
3eitungsmann iotpobl mi. fein Seq.
ner, Der 8tlbbauer Sbeeban, gingsn
aus bsm i'm Sabre 1883 itdttgebabtsn
3neitampf unDsrisbrt berppr.
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Sdultn fiir 0bautfelIrt.
ffafesrid,t fts sex 2eafaas sao 8eHanbIns
Der Mafcmt tbjTe-@Romsn.


cer Mafcmatife-
Oas Jabrtn nit Rrafttpasen, nit
iosenannten Nutonnbilen, bat berdrs
tss aussnommen, boB 9unberte BON
Wenf9en Nnite[funsen oIs Masenfiibz
rer. ober, tuie ber frana0Tide Nusz
bruds lautst, rGbaxffeur" finbsn. Gs
itrnesn ober au@ Better unb 8sfsez
rinnen BON folden Rrofsmosen germ
felbft bic @sfabrte. SIN SntereFe Der
Gi1erbeit her ni9t &raftpagen fab=
renben Rsnf@bsit perlanst bic qOlisei
allentbdiben bt 4basuns elmer priia
f,ms I'm 2enten eines Rraftpasens,
uab 70 i1t es eisentIi1 notiirlid, baB
tn nsuster 3eit In allen @robftdbten
gbauffturf9ulsn entftanben finb, in
benen Gilbrer. fotpie 9erren unb Ddz
men her @efeGlf4oft pratttf9en {otpobl
pie theoresij@ea liuterrtbt binii6tli9
her 2entIns unb Bebanbluns Der 4uz
tomobile empfoHssn.
ROD III bic Waf1inerie Der araft@
tDosen etne hS9R sonpliairte unb fubs
tih, unb febr bdufis sibt es sinen
S4dben ON Automobil. Metb man
NIT ber Wsafninerie 8efdeib. 70 seniis
gen elm pdar 6ammerf9ldse Obsr bas
@naseben etnts @@raubenfopfes, biel=
Iei9t bos Dur4Eoben elmer engen
R5bre NIT elmer Rabel, nm bic Ma
f@ine ipkber tn @ong au bringen.
Metb man aber ni9t Befdeib, bdnn
bteibt man auf Der 2anbFraBe liessn,
unb ba8 fam, ipenn man ipeit BON
iebem Orte entfernt mitten in Der
Na1t BON sinem foi1en lnfalI bes
trpffen pirb, febr ungssHiitblia per@
ben.
Gs tpixb hober in ben Chauffeur
f&nlen nS9t nar on auerIei WpbeIlen
fnng}6Iager lnterri1t iiber bic Ron@
itrufttcn ber Wussn, ipnbern aud
aber be 8staHbhlng ber Maf9in.n
nnb iiber etipaigs @dneIIreparatursn
ertbeiit. @efonbers Der ongeitellte
Gbouffeur mub NIT ficberem Bid ios
fort bte @telIe ausfinbig MAIDEN t0nz
nen, mo Der Ge6ler itedt, unb muB als
Medaniter 70 nett ausseblibet lper@
ben, bab er fletnere Reparoturen fps
fort felbft pornebmen fam.
NuBerbem finben lebr pisls Sabre
iibuusen itatt, natirli9 erit, naGbem
S9iiler unb S9ilerinnen nit ben
9ebeIn unb ben Griffen an Dem Maz
gen genau pertraut finb unb tpiiIen,
ipie lie bic psrfdiebenen @e19pinbigs
teiten eirautellen, pie iie gu brelnfen,
lpie fie gu boIten baben. Nu9 Iber bic
3ufiibruna bes gen3ins fir bic Mae
fnine, Iber aasrlsi dnbere te9nif1e
0inge muiTen iie forefdltig unterridz
tet tperben.
Ods 5abren erfolgt in eroben oez
beften 90fsn ooer in Babnsn, bic d6ne
lid einserihtet finb, fpie GirfuTe pber
sroBe 9eitbabnen. saur bur9 nebung
lit bpllftdnbige @i9srbeit in Der 8ez
oleIlun8 eliles 1oi1en Nrdffpagens gu
er5ielen. 0Orsef6rittene S9iilsr tperz
ben barin s.iibt, f@nen ansubalten,
9inberniifen, bic fih ibnsn in ben
Wes itellen, raid ousSulpei9en; Iie
iiben iih i'm @orbeifabren an onberen
Ga9r5eusen, gang slsid. oh Oieie bur9
Mai4inen ODer Dura pferbe setrieben
merben, unb penn gum 8eiIpiel cine
Dame cine einisermaben fi9ere Was
genfiihrerin tperben nil, mub Tie nGbe
renb oes minbeltens feds @p6en
oouernben 2ebrturfes tdgli9 bier, ia
ie4s Stunben in Der G9uls an ben
theoretif4en unb prattiiden llebungen
theilnshmen. Sic 1T bann aber du4
ii4er, bos Ggumen DOR Der ppli3si gu
beiteben.
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GQtttett=O0i1

0aal WailIer. @lettrlihe Sdlei'
ferei. .-104 @eit'@Dnrterces StraBe,
nabe Der Bride. 8ertauF uDn Mei'
fern, Sheeren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04

Nenn Sbr Guh iraenomr ideoer.
laiien molIt, tut eS entlang Der 9i'
ME Der
Gan NntpntO & MratIas
YaB Sabn,
i'm @arten' Diitritt oes Staates. ST.
iunbbelt uno Rlima uniibertruffen.
Biuige 2dnoereien fir ben Earner,
Wtartta6rtner, Obits uno Tiehsadter
Weasn ginselbeiten penoet @uh or
SEQ. s. HuptDn, @. g. a.,
Gan Matoniu. Terns.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-15
Lord Bishop is Coming.

London, March 15.-The Right Rev
Arthur Foley Ingham, lord bishop ci
London, has accepted an invitation
extended by the EpiscopaliaEs of the
United States to attend the ccnven.
tions of the church at Richmond and
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew at
Washington next October. This Will
be the first visit of the distinguished
churchman to America and is looked
forward to by him with great eager
ness, since he has always been inter
ested in Ameri can institutions aid
ideals. He is very democratic N his
tastes and exceedingly radical in his
political and social views, 50 much
so that he has often been called the
Socialist Bishop" On numerous oc-
casions he has disguised himself as a
workingman and lived for weeks at
a time in the poorer quarters of the
metropolis, seeking to gain at first
hand a knowledge of how the other
half lives. He is familiar in London
travelling about the city on a bicycle
and is highly pooula~ with all classes
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ed, during which delicious punch was
served and at the conclusion of the
last two course luncheon was plac
ed on the tables.
The Baldwin home was tastefully
decorated in daffodils and potted fol
iage plants, the color scheme being
green and yellow. Violets were used,
also, in beautifying the place. Jap
a1ese designs were used as place and
score cards, pretty little affairs that
made keepable souvenirs.
Assisting the hostess in doing the
honors of the afternoon were Mes
DANES F. N. Brown, w. M. Reed, w.
W. Ogle and Dwight Downes.
Every lady present pronounced the
affair one of the most pleasant parties
of the season and all were glad they
had attended.
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After the Mining Eakirs.

Washington, D. c., March 15.-The
crusade i1augurated by Mr. Cortelyou
while postmaster general. against fake
mining promoters and stock jobbers
will be carried on more strenuously
than ever by his successor, and there
is every likelihood that a great many
of these gentry will soon be wearing g
stripped suits. Several fiscal agents
and other officials of alleged fraudu-
lent mining companies are now await
ing trial in various parts of the coun-
try and the cases will be pushed Wig
orously by the postal authorities. One
of the most notable cases soon to
come up is that against c. L. Black
man, fiscal agent, and Arthur Leyan,
trustee, of the Lost Bullion Spanish
Mines company. which will be given
a hearing before United States com
missioner in Denver next Tuesday
The promoters of the concern declar-
ed in their advertisements that they
had discovered a rich mine in New
Mexico, once worked by the Spanish
people, with millions of dollars IN
sight. Investigation by postoffice in
spectors is said to have resulted in
the discovery that the mine" was
worthless and that the millions" of
dollars in signt," were probably in
the pockets of credulous investors
floor
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winter tracks will have good chance
of getting away with a considerable
portion of the stake money when pit
ted against the soft fasteners.
While they openly scoff at the cru
SADIE just inaugurated to put an end
TO racing in Louisiana, the local race
track men are considerably worried
about the matter. The State Anti
saloon league and the Protestant min
listers of the state are the leaders in
the movement and declare their inten-
ton of putting the matter fairly and
squarely before the next legislature.
For many years the lawmakers of
Louisiana have been able to dodge
this issue, but it is likely that they
will soon be forced to declare them
selves. Meanwhile, the race track
promoters are shaking in their boots.
They haven't forgotten what happen
ed to the racing game in Arkansas.
Tennessee and other states.
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CEILING FALLS ON THE
RUSSIAN PARLIA MENT

st. Petersburg. Mar. 15.-The cell
ing of the hall where the lower house
of parliament meets, collapsed at six
O'Clock this morning, causing wide
spread wreckage among the seats be-
low.
Though many rumors were circu-
lated that the falling of the ceiling
was the result of a plot to interfere
with the meeting of the parliament,
its purely accidental char acter was
clearly established. Examination in
dicated that the nails and other fas-
Jennings binding the ceiling to the
rafters had not been replaced since
the time of Catherine II, and they
broke under the weight of new deco
rations. A terrible catastrophe might
have resulted if the fall had occurred
during session of the parliament.
The session was Leld today in the
rotunda at the entrance of the palace
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STOCKS
ADVANCE

New York, Mar. 15.-The first
prices in the stock market showed a
large advance from yesterdays close.
This evidently was the result of pro-
tective measures adopted over night.
The first upward flight of prices was
Immediately taken advantage of to
resume the unloading of stocks, and
prices began to crumble in a man.
ner which revived the uneasiness
prevalent yesterday. The fluctuations
were wild and feverish for a time.
A buoyant rise in London was the
prime factor in lifting prices here,
and the orders issued by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury after the close
of the market yesterday gave hopes
of relief of the money stringency. al
though considerable confusion was
shown in opinions as to how great
the effect would be. Large disburse-
ments in dividends today was also
expected to help the money market.
Greatest satisfaction is expressed
that no failures resulted from yester-
days violent unsettlement.
Discussed in Cabinet Meeting.
Washington, Mar. 15.-Tnere were
several references during the cabinet
meeting today to the financial situa-
ton. but so far as can be ascertain
ed, there were no new developr ents,
one of the members expressing the
opinion that the furry appeared to
be about over. Secretary Cortelyou
was asked whether there had been
any additional calls foc help from the
financial district in New York, and
replied in the negative.
Railroad Presidents Will Not Go.
New York, Mar. 15.-It is under
stood that the four railroad presi-
dents about to visit President Roose-
welt, as suggested by J. P. Morgan,
have decided not to go.
Buying was renewed on a large
scale all through the last hours when
the effectiveness of the support was
demonstrated. The trading by noon
approximated one million shares. Sew
eral of the less prominelt members
of the Exchange were helped out of
difficulties. according to current re-
ports, but there were no failures.
Closing Stocks: Atch., 9O9s, pref.
90: N. Y. C., 116A; Penna.. 122A;
s. p. 81; U. p, 1861. pref Sc; Copper
"a; Steel, ex. div 36ss. pref 80.
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PROGRAM OF COR
NERSTONE LAYING.

First Baptist Church Of Roswell, New
Mexico, Sunday, Mar. II, 1907.
Music, Philharmonic Orchestra
2.-Invocation, Rev. Geo. R. Varney.
Announcement of the purpose of
the occasion by E. A. Cahoon
Grand Master (acting.)
4.-Music, Philharmonic Orchestra.
5.-Prayer, Grand Chaplain, Rev. C.
c. Hill.
6.-Deposit of Archives by Grand
Treasurer and music by band.
Laying of Cornerstone by M. w.
Grand Lodge, A. F. and A. M. of
New Mexico, and address by Grand
Master e. A. Cahoon.
8.-Address, Rev. H. F. Vermillion.
o. 9.-Benediction, Grand Chaplain, Rev.
c. c.. Hill.
The Baptists Invite the Public.
The public is cordially i1vited to
be present at the laying of the cor
nerstone of our new meeting house
at three o'clock in the afternoon on
Sunday. March II, 1907. Announce
ment of the exercises has already
been made and the program is Civ
en- above.
The ceremony has been set for an
hour at which it will be convenient
for the people to attend, and all will
be welcome.
H. F. VERMILLION,
Pastor.
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FORMERS MEETING
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

The Roswell Farmers Institute So
ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon
at two O'Clock at the court house for
the purpose of adopting a constitil-
ton and bylaws. electing officers, dis
cussing subjects of immediate inter
est and hearing addresses on same.
This is the first regular meeting of
the new society since it was organiz-
ed and it is desired that fun attea-
dance be there at the hour of open
ing. Every farmer and every per
son interested in farming is urged
to be present, by the president Chas.
de Bremond and Arthur J. Stevens
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CITY Park Derby saturday.

New Orleans. La, March 15.-The
City Park Derby, the great event CT
the racing season at the new track
will be run tomorrow and mas been
the principal topic of conversation
among the horsemen for many days
The field that will go to the post will
undoubtedly be classic one for a
winter meeting. maay crack three
year olds being eligible The Burlew
& O'Neill combination is admittedly
a strong one. including Sir Todding-
ton, Gid and Judge Post, and it is
considered certain that one of these
horses will be heavily backed Char
ley Ellisoa's Yankee Girl is also look.
ed upon as a probable factor in the
race.
The present meet at the City park
tracks win close tomorrow and on
Monday the racing viii again switch
to the Fair Grounds for the Crescent
City clubs last meeting of the sea-
son. A week from tomorrow the
Crescent City Derby with $4,000 gu
aranteed, the rich plum OF the New
Orleans season, will be pulled on.
The Rosebud stakes for two-year olds
will be run next Wednesday
Many Of the horsemen here are bu-
silly engaged in planning Campaigns
for the Beaninss meet, which opens
March IS The bad training weather
in the East Is favorable to the own
ers having strings here. as 1t lis like
y tnat the hardened horses from the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-15
YOU MUST KEEP
YOUR CHICKENS PENNED.

gun putting in their gardens, both
vegetable and flower. City Marshal J.
u. Rascoe has received so many con.
plants that the city ordinance rela-
tive to owners OF chickens and other
tame fowls keeping thcm penned is
to be enforced TO the letter from this
date forward Parties owning chick
ems and mot keeping them in a close
pen will be arrested and fined. This
win be the only notice that will be
given t3.
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SALVATION ARMY NOTES.

IBy the COInmanddnt.J
good work is going on at the Cit
adel. Interest is growing and souls
are being saved.
The staff captains topic Sunday
evening will be, Popular Religion
Versus Gods Salvation"
The War Cry this week contains
photo engravings of the Army's build
iags wrecked in the Jamaica earth
quake; also of the late Mrs. w. R.
Woodward, formerly of Roswell, with
an account of the memorial service
given for her at Phoenix, A. T.
Major Willis, of San Francisco, the
young peoples secretary, will visit
Roswell next Thursday, Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday, and will conduct
special services in the Citadel, corner
of Second and Pecos streets.
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Lon REYNOLDS Gives Bond.

Lon Reynolds VINO was in confine-
ment while waiting trial on the charge
of cattle stealing. yesterday secured
the bond of $3.50 that had been plac-
ed in his case Reynolds attracted
considerable attention a short time
ago by escaping from the county Jail
and again escaping from his captor
before he was lodged in jail. He was
re-captured. however, and has been in
jail until he furnished his bond yes
terday
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JOHN r. WALSH MAY
NET co To LA

Chicago Mar. 15.-Judge Anderson
in the Federal Court today sustain
ed the demurrer filed by attorneys OF
Jonn r. Walsh, former president OF
the Chicago National Bank, to %
counts in the indictments charging
him with misuse of the funds of the
bank. He overruled the demurrer to
the remaining counts, $50 in number
Senator Burton Will Be Released.
Abilene, Kan. Mar. ia message
received at his home here today from
IrOnton, Mo-, where he is in Jail
says that former Senator Joseph R.
Burton was today officially notified
that he will be released March %
He will, ne wires. be in Abilene up
on the day following.
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NICARAUGUAN AND HoNDU-
RAN WAR Is ENDED

Managua, Mar. 15.- The Nicarau-
guam government today issued a de-
cree recognizing the provisional gov
ernment of Honduras and directing
it's members to become allies of Nj
caraugua. The last battle fought be-
tween the Nicarauguans and Hondu-
rams was so decisively in favor of the
former that it is believed it will re-
suit in ending the war. General Mele-
clio Merino and other Holduran Off
GERS were killed.
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Transfers in Real Estate.

The following deeds were filed fol
record yesterday in the Office of Pro
bate Clerk and Recorder F. p
Gayle:
A. A. Patterson to Wilson Orr, fol
$40 lot 1, block IL Urton.
The Development Company to VIII
son Orr. for SIS, lot 1, block Kenna
The Kenla Development Company
to ]. L. Wimberly. for sos. lot IL, in
block 4. and lot 10, block IA, Kenna.
Rufus w. Smith and wife to R. A
Holmes. for $1,000. lots Is, IA, Is. Is
II, Is block 1 and lots 10, IL, IL, 1S
and IA. block 5. Valley View addition
to Roswell.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
NOTICE To

The college doors will be closed
each morning at 9 O'Clock. All stud
ents will be expelled or punished for
irregular attendance or for loafing
around town. Any parent of the "no1-
punishment" type should keep their
pets at home in the back yard,
where they will be free from all dan
ger, except that which is inevitable
from old Satan.
We do not solicit light-minded pat
ronage. We want bright boys and
girls who will some day become men
and women.
w. T. WOOLVERTON, Manager.
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New Suits in District Court.

The following new cases nave been
filed in the district court of Chaves
County:
w. r. Foster, ]. NJ. Fritz. against
r. l.. Stidham, on a attachment. The
suit was brought by G. c. Morgan, as
agent.
against Frank Easton and Kate Van
ston. for an alleged account of $14O. Ia
for alleged services rendered defen
daat Vanston.
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nection with the Chicago industrial
exposition. Other speakers on the
program include DR.. Felix Adler OF
the New York Society for Ethical cul.
ture; Mrs. Mary Woolman of the Man
haitian Trade School for Girls, and
Robert Wood, member of the Mas
sachusetts Industrial committee.