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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

Ger n9f.-D. SeroIo" it pom
9unocSriftcr &oltgb 81 elmer @clo-
Itrofe BON $1,000 Collars pcrltrtbcilt
mor0en. llnO porl1m? 9oS gSclt-
blott bate Nn5ei9cn in iein @lott ollf.
%genonnlcL IN ocncn sic Immoral
annoncirtc. % Der y&crol0" aud,
cincn Sbcil icincr t0glid)cn S(llfloge
onrd) Die Eoit perIcnOct, 10 6ottc Oos
Sennctt'idc 8lott gcQclt DoS @lln0e$s
0clcb 9%eiiinOigt, melhes Sen &erionot
unitttli6cr 2itcrotllr 0llrd) Die @oIt
nerbtetet. llno Ser College 9ennettS,
VI. ScarIt, Ger pom yScrol0" IN Ser
lcbten Nelp.Oorf @oltperr1clrs. Gom-
po9lle u%nbormbcr5ig berlmteroeriljen
lpor0cf, nobm Ho6e lln0 nludbtc oie
9llnocS- 9cb0rocn olf sic 9Bcioen
I'M "SerolO" oltimcrfiom. Ger oltc
Solter.S dniifflcr Gon1itod uno sic
ilbrigcn Sitter Der GltgcnO in gIcm-
yorf 6otten Ocn o&eroI0" rubig Qc.
mobren loiien; obcr @eorIt mii6te
Dem Goaegen Gins an. @cnnett erbob
feline GinpGnOe, Nod &erfiinbial1no
oeS llrt6eilS murOe Die Strofe prompt
be5nblt, uul0 Snfel Sam botte Gurd1
Die llniittlidfeits.g ffoire 3 $1,000 Col.
lars gentodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
GirdliGc @n5ciscn,

3iums = @cmeinbc.
@pttesotcnit 1915 Born. @rebiot fiber
Gpri0mbrtcr /; oMicioc alien 66fcn S9ein".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
Surraiuc.

Mnicrifh - Yarfartig - 5ricbitdt.
WcttliG bon gSnIbrpof cir lno eine baIbe
Wortb,sbennssGor. Sreic aitfnen madniifiGas
am Terminus. Ercife bon Observation-Disclosures
lest ipeaien. 2eidic @cbinsul9cr. Ielepbpi-
RuabS. GerIon9t @rofhire. (Wsai4, 1S,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

Sn Dublin lit Scr Icttc
6e1ier Sobn 2corD I'M Sitter bon II
Sobren geitorben, Scr lcttc Ser erIten
8rltppe Der Igitotiol1, ipclde oie re-
polltttortore iriide 9epeglrno ms
Sebcn riefen lt1o Die 9epoltionlc
Srennllng Srlono'S bon Gno(ono CT.
1trebtet. Scurp ipor ser Setter
zines repollttiollGren 9lottes,
onS obcr no6 f~llr5cnt 9e=
Itcbelt ultcr0riitft morocn. 9us Ser
Gonfltft iid INNER ihGrfcr geltoltcte,
lul'roe Der Senior 6iibrcr pcrboftct
lllro SIT 20 Sobren @cfG1gnib pcrllr-
tbcilt. Sic Nmneltic gob ibr bic
6reibcit luieOer; Der gnlfcntbolt ilt
Srlono ipllr0e linn icbod u1tcrioot;
oober lieB CT iid) in EoriS nieoer, no
er nit Den bei6ei0cncn Wittcln, sic
l6m lcin Softer binterloiicn buttc, Gin
ipabres @inlieolerlcben fiibrtc lt,O Iid
oltSldlieBlif ~gelcbrten Stllbicn min.
nete. glS bie 3eit beS GIRLS Dor.
ilber mar, febrte 9eorp nod Srlono
betbeili9te iif) o6er oild bier
llid)t mebr am politii6en 2e6elt; bon
3eit 81 Belt MIR erbob CT ieinc Stinl-
me, I'M 9egen England urlo gegen
Die iril6e Gortei im Gorlomcnt gu
lpettcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

men Sronc Gnti6Goigung 5oblen.
SO iiroen g lie einen Wonu'
beirotben Der trinft?" oNidt,
lpelln er ollein trinft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
Baltimore EcmctcrN.

|iircan: Srnnflin.gfcg, Baltimore. II. Turtbfr.
,Wegrdbnibpldtc sam gerfauf bon $25 al,
bier @ribcr. Sreie 8eimtung Der 1apeIe fir
Iruier9uttcSbicnfte. (Snntl6.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
Wcrmildlts Nnaetaen.
0afte Seberbettclt.

Oct btd)fte Prcis miro be3abIt fir aIte ssrhern
In ireeno WeIdlcr Guautitdt. Wian fcnbe 9srii,
Iarte ali Z. &. 9faaes, Nr. 613, Nnro- tsutatp.
&traBe. 9'eine Ielcnbnue. (5-.I&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

Sn peri6 ic6cncn 9lGt-
fern lcicn mir: nSie Die Soponcr
cS pcrItcbet lids in fremocn NeItcrn
beQltcm 81 moden, oopon niiien bte
Sbolbelpobner bon SocopiQc i'm Iii0-
lldcn Californian SIT cr5Gblen. SIS lit
oos cine Scr frltdtborlten @egenben
Galiforntrn's. Die bortigen Sblt5iid)-
ter bei6Gftigten bisber nit &orliebe
j~opanildle Ir6eiter; ser 9iQigfcit nc
gen. 9os bot iid i6tuer ger1ht.
Nod uno nod iino iGmmtli1e ipei.
ben Irbciter aus bcn1 S9ole Der
ldelldt moroen, nno ibncn folgcn
icbt bic Seiiber Der bliibcnbeu Oblt-
fitltllrcn. Die Soponer perorGngen
olld) lie, llltb IN lpenigen Sobren id)oll
miro ooS gauge Sbol IN iDrcm 9cIit
Ictn. % fam mani es ipobl pcrlte-
ben bob sic 9eipobner Golifornien'S
bieSapS ols lGitige Ginoringlingc be.
trodten unb iic lieber belite ols NOR.
gen quit iein m0dten."
@er trGgt benn ba bicS6iilb, ,oo6
sic ipeibcn Irbeiter berldelld)t NOR
Den linb," bob bic Better bon ibrcnl
b~erorongt %lperben2 Iiemono
ais bic gciiber lelbit. llnb Damn ril.
fen iic 6interbcr nod Ser Ypli5ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

SIN Erp5eiie ser Guiiin
Sotiollo 2contieif sic Sen fron50ii,
id)en Gcntncr Miil1er in einem Sotcl
at Snterlofen nieoeri1o6, meil iie
i'm fir bcn r1iliiden Miniitcr Our
1toero bielt, bcrlongte Der gertbeibi-
ger, Or. 9riiltlein, prin5ipicQ sic
5rcilpredul1g bon Der Inflogc beS
Worbes. Sotiona 2eontieff babe iid)
mic cine 5peite Sungfroll bon Sr.
leans al Die Seitc oerer geitelt, sic
fir sic SreiGeit bes Golfes fGmpfen.
ST &uBlono gibt cs gcgen @elpoltba.
Der fem olloeres Mittel ols Sen po(i-
tii6en Motb. 8enn i1 @eiGmore.
ner ip1re, neib @ott, id ipr6de bic
Ingefloete fret. 9os baben Die Sc
idiporenen ocnn bod nidt getbon.
0tad falinl piertelltiinoiger 8era-
tbluhg erfldrten iie bie gngeflagte bes
Morbes i6liloig, biaigten ibr nber
milberllOc ltmltGnbe 81. 9as ltr-
tbeil loutete ollf bier Sabre 3ud)t.
boils, mobon 6 Wonate oltrd ole
llnterilidilnesbuft als perbiiBt gel
ten. Die Serurtbeilte bat Die Yros
oeBfolteln 5l trogen, miro 5ltr slils-
ipeiiung aus DEM &anton 9ern aitf
90 Sabre perurtbeilt unb mlB an Ole
Jemilie bes eridoiieten Miiaer-e:-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

Sr. Seinrid Gpnrieo bat
Gle Scitlrng OcS Ociti6cn ySrpina
Floce = EbcaterS" in Nep.Oorf olti-
gcgcbcn. Or. Wollrice 9oumielo miro
Sireftor oes bcutiden MllientcmpelS.
Or. 9aumfelo lit GrGlibent ser ,ScIt-
rcifil6cn @eicaidoft" in Nelu-D orf
uno ais geluonoter 6cuiaetonilt,
Soltrnalilt unb aenncr ser oromoti-
ld)ctt Siteratur bcfon1t. 0oS oelltidc
Ebeoter in Nep-Dorf ioG ulter ieiltcr
Seltnng cine 3ltfltnit bobcl itno sic
3ltfllnft cin crItflalii9cs ocltldc$
Sbeatcr. .
SENATOR orafercrfIGrl
CT babc III 'leincm 2ebelt Sorrinon
MIR brei Mol geleben, 5ipci Deal i'm
~@eiben Sollie" lino 5ipor gum LETT
ten Wtule, ais S%orrin1olt ais @bren.
goIt Der Sod5eitsfeier I'M y8eiBen
Sollle" beilpobnte = man iiebt, sic
glltel1 9e5icbnngen 5lpii6en grGiioent
Too Iepelt lno Sorrimon boben oe-
rollme 3eit nod ser Champagne BON
1904 nod beitonoen. 9enn %getp6bn-
lid laoet man MIR iol6e 2ellte Alt
8oite, NIT oerlen man ollf ellten1 Sll.
Be itebt. CN.-Y. cts. 3tg.D
Gapit1n Gobert 6. SCARF
Ser Norbpol Sll6er, Fat BON Ma-
rine 0epartement einen mciteren
ltrlaltb erbalten, Inn Dem Noropol
auf Den 2eib 81 riiden. @enn er Iid
nidt beeilt, Oann fonnte ibrn @eQ-
mani nit ieiltem 9alpn 5llporfommen,
uno es lit bod nun einma( Ser CTR
gei5 Eearp's, Der @rIte 81, iein, Der
lagen fam: sd bob's errei6t!"
Der Bro5eb bat Sic
8iiienidoit, Die pipfologiidguno Die
iuriItiihe, Inn 5mei neile @ortc be-
reidert, nit benen liG sic Yiphiater
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

GsiadtstRbrer G. u. SstuS, Bobnuno:
6. & g. 121 20 BaIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

NDeHtar fir ssaThtunton II. SiftrfFt Columbia:
s8m. Saunemanu. 1915 Marion St., q. 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
per 9entf6e Correspondent

GtsentbRmer 6. 8alHe, 8obHuna:
g. & g. $40 n Maoifon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

mie Die Suriiten icbt meiter bei6Gfti.
gen fonnell. @os lit Elm u@ebirn-
Iturnt?" uno mas lit nGemcntia 9(nlc-
ricono"?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

Der AM Bro5eB bat sic
8iiienid)oft, Die pipdologiidgnno Die
irriltiihe, Inn 5pei neile @orte be-
reidert, nit Oenen lid sic YiDhiater
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-12
Special Notice.

Mrs. Ida McCune Williamson wish
IS to announce to those intending to
study voice culture or piano, that she
has only a few vacancies left, but af-
ter the completion of the class of
twenty-five sne positively will not en-
"oIl others.
Mrs. Williamson teaches any de-
'artment of music, voice, piano, har-
nony, theory, and the regular teach
ers' course.
Mrs Williamson believes it an inn
possibility to teach successfully with
out going east and taking a special
course for teachers, getting the now
advanced methods of technique and
Interpretation.
The Leschetizky combined with 9th
er good methods of technique are
thoroughly taught by her You can
get the regular conservatory course
beginning at the first and going thru
to the graduating point.
Each and every pupil is graded at
the end of the month. At the end of
the term a gold medal will be award
ed the pupil both in vocal and piano
showing the highest degree of merit.
You are cordially invited 10 visit the
studio, No 500 N. Richardson, and
if you are interested. t1*
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BAPTIST RECEPTION
AND LAWN PARTY

the ladies of the Baptist church
will give a reception and lawn party
at the home of Mr.. and and Mrs F
Divers, 512 North Missouri. avenue
next Thursday evening at 7:30. This
will probably be the last lawn party
of the season. and not only the men
women and children of the Baptist
faith are invited, but everybody else
is cordially invited to come. The lawI
will be well lighted. Refreshments
will be served and an interesting pro
gram will be rendered.
Each guest is requested tC bring {
free will Offering for the benefit o
the window fund. This offering vii
be taken at the door. No fixed amoun
will be required. The ladies have al
ready provided for two windows a1c
have a considerable amount toward
paying for another
The Divers home will be open tt
all corners and if it is not comfortable
ON the lawn guests may remain in
doors.
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C. w, 3. M.

The ladies of the c. w. B. NJ, OF
the Christian church, held a delight
full meeting at the home Of Ed Glib
bany Thursday afternoon. The follow
ing program was rendered under the
leadership of Mrs. Brasher:
Opening song.
Prayer, Mrs. J. J. Loop.
Scripture reading, Acts. chap. VIII
Topic, Calcutta Missions.
Memorial TO Mrs. Burgess, by Mrs
Trube.
Character of Mrs. Burgess, by Mrs
Brasher.
Reading. Mrs. Carper.
First Missionaries, Mrs. AIdridge.
Song, RESCUE the Perishing"
Jane Wakefield Adam, by Mrs. ]. J.
Loop.
Missionaries of India, Mrs. Cooper.
Circle of Prayer. .
Roll call and paying of dues.
1t was decided to hold the next
at the home of Mrs. Cooper
on North Hill.
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EXCITEMENT ON NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

New York, Oct. IA heavy out
pouring of stocks sent prices on the
exchange tum bling today, and early
in the session many serious losses
were recorded. An unfavorable rumol
regarding the forthcoming annual
meeting of the Amalgamated Copper
Company is credited with being large
ly responsible for the heavy slump. Ac
cording to these rumors, which offic-
ials of the company refuse to deny
or confirm, it will be voted to close
all Amalgamated Company mines il
Montana for an indefinite period.
Closing Stocks:- Atch. pref. II;
N. Y. c., 1OOa4; Penna., 1171a; So.
Pac., rs 1-2; U. P, 1227s, pref S2A;
Copper, 5434; Steel. PASS. pref. S4a4
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Sault Ste Marie, Oct. IL The
steel steamer Cypress, bound for De,
troit, and owned by the Lackawanna
Transportation Company, on its sec
old trip down the lakes with a cargo
of ore foundered last night on Lake
Superior. off Deer Park about thirty
miles from Grand Marias, and all the
crew of % men, except the second
mate. were lost. He was washed on
shore near Deer Park, lashed to life
raft and barely alive. He is being Civ
en- careful medical attention in nope
that his life can be saved. He suffer
ed terribly from cold and exposure.
Two bodies have been washed ashore
The Cypress was a new boat with ca
pacity of 740 tons. 1t is believed that
the machinery in the Cypress must
have met with an accident as the
ough to wreck such a ship.
Detroit, Mich, Oct. ia dispatch
to the Journal from Grand Marias re-
ports an unknown steamer lost last
night on Lake Superior off Deer Park,
twenty miles from Grand Marias. One
survivor was washed ashore lashed
to a life-raft, and is now ill critical
condition.
He was just able to tell that he was
the sole survivor of % people on the
boat. A furious gale prevailed on the
lake last night, and the steamer is
supposed to have been rounded to
pieces on the shore.
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The First M. E. Church South.
John w. Smith Pastor.)


The pastor will fill his pulpit at II
a. m. and 7:3O p. m. tomorrow. Sub
ject of his morning sermon, Victory
of the Lamb" and he will preach on
Gods Loudest Call to Man" at the
evening hour.
large chorus choir, under the di-
rection of Mr.. George Weatherby, will
furnish music for all services. Mrs
Stella Ritter will be soloist at tae
morning nour and Miss Nina Rabb
at the evening hour.
Junior Epworth League 500 p. m.
Senior Epworth League 6:3O p. m.
Sunday School $50, a. IN.
At least three hundred additional
seating room has been provided in the
church and we can easily accommo-
date seven hundred now We most
cordially invite the public and all Wis
itors in Roswell to come and worship
with US.
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A NEW GUSHER
WITH GREAT PRESSURE

From Lakewood Progress.
D. c. McConney, the restless, nus
Ting, untfrilg, never-failing well drill
er, has during the past week brought
in splendid well for our friend New
ton P. Wiles on the Peter Corn place
four miles southwest of town. The
water is excellent, and the flow is
forty inches over a six-iDch casing.
But the best thing about this well
was made known Tuesday, wnel Har-
ry E Null artesian well inspector for
Eddy county, came down and after
testing it reports the pressure 73
pounds. This. Mr. Null says, is ten
pounds greater than any ether well
in the entire valley
Mr. Wiles is away on a visit to
Northwest Texas and Arkansas. No
doubt if he was here his 7eighbors
would have to sit up nights WITH him.
We are all proud of the well, as
it clearly demonstrates the fact that
this end of the belt is by no means
losing out on me<water question.
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DELEGATES RETURN
FROM GRAND LODGE.

w. w. Ogle and Mrs. Emmett, of
this city, Frank Talmage, of Green
field, and NJ. O. Becker, of Lake Ar
thur, returned last night from the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge meeting at AL
buquerque. G. n. Amis and James
Mullins are expected home tonight
from the same meeting. Mrs. Emmett
was attending the grand lodge of the
Daughters of Rebekah, and was honor
ed with the office of Grand Treasurer.
An Encampment was organized by the
Odd Fellows and an Assembly by the
Rebekahs.
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Charged With Murder.

lola, Kan, Oct. 11.-SamueI F. Whit
low was formally placed under arrest
here today on a warrant charging him
with the murder of Miss May Sapp,
whose dead body was found in Moran
on the night of September Z. The
coroner's jury found Miss Sapp's
death due to wounds on the neck in
flicted by some person other than her
self. Wnitlow says the girl committed
suicide because he refused to elope
with her.
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SWITCHMEN WILL SUBMIT
GRIEVANCES TO A VOTE

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Tne chairman of
the grievance committees OF all the
yards under the jurisdiction of the
Switchmen's union have reached a
conclusion of their three days ses-
sion. Last night they formulated a
demand for an increase of pay equal
to that granted in the northwest. The
conclusions now go before the local
unions for ratification. 1t is their pur-
pose to ask for an increase of six
cents per hour, time and a half for
overtime. and double time Sunday
The demand will affect all yards from
New York west controlled by the I'm
ion. President Holly said there was
little likelihood of strike.
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New York, Oct. 12-FTre of un-
known origin, against which thirteen
engine companies battled early today,
destroyed six-story factory building
176-1S0 Grand street, causing a loss
estimated at over two hundred thous-
and dollars. Hundreds of families
were driven from the surrounding ten
ements into pouring rain. The burn
ed building was occupied by the Col
lmbfa Gas Fixture Company and 9th
er smaller concerns
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-12

full and interesting paper on "Prima
ry Reading
Miss Van Epps read a strong pa
per on Primary Numbers
All these papers were discussed by
the teachers. 1t was shown low many
of the points brought out by these
papers and by their discussion could
be made applicable to the daily schoo
room work of the teachers.
The next institute will be the sec
ond Saturday in November. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
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and at 1880 p. m. The subject of the
morning sermon will be, WOMAN
AND HER SPHERE" The evening
subject will be, ''SEEKING THE OLD
PATHS AND WALKING IN THEM
Col. Barlow will sing "A Dream of
Paradise" at the evening service and
there will be special music in the
morning also.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Union in charge of Mrs.
Greenlee at 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing. The public is invited TO worship
with us.
H. F. VERMILLION. Pastor.
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CITY Teachers, Institute.

The city teachers had their first
dy presented an interesting paper on.
is There a Definite Foundation in
Education?"
Miss Dysart gave an interesting les
son. showing the difference between
deductive and inductive methods of
teaching.
Miss Cora johnson read very help
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-12
ROUND TRIP TO
TORRANCE IN A DAY.

A car of the Roswell Automobile
Co. made the round trip to Torrance
yesterday, driven by w. w. Scott. 1t
left in the morning at 3.45 with Drs.
Lord, Moran, Casner and Hulen, VINO
had been attending the dental board
meeting, as passengers. The car re
turned at $3.50 in the afternoon, max
ing the round trip in 8 hours and 45
minutes, with S. R. Hobbie and fam
lily, of Newark, n. J. as return pass
engers. Other passengers TO Torrance
yesterday were F. Mcqueen, a whip
drummer, and Mon Ratliffe, deputy
sheriff at Torrance. DR.. Faith, of San
ia Fe, went out Thursday. L. K. Nc
Gaffey and J. P. Church went in spe
cial auto to Willard Thursday
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
Salvation Army.

Salvation Army.
Usual Sunday meetings This will
be the farewell meetings of Captain
a1d Mrs Smith.
Christian Church Services.
Preaching by the Pastor in the Ma
jestic Theatre IL a. m. Subject, "A
Sermon in Physiology"
Special music by Messrs Trube and
Garner
At the evening service Rev. Arthur
Stout, of Kansas City. will preach
Don't fail to hear him. This viii be
our last Sunday in our present quar-
ters. Let all our people come.
c. C. HILL. Minister.
Baptist Church.
The pastor will preach at IL a m
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

About a dozen couples of young
people had a jolly good time at an
informal dance given last night at the
Commercial Club rooms. 1t was gotten
up unofficially by some of the young
er members, VINO. with their lady
friends made up the crowd. a Mexi-
can orchestra played and the young
folks danced until late. Sandwishes.
pickles and coffee were served at IL.
Miss Rosa Russ gave one of the
prettiest and most clever.y planned
parties of the season yesterday after
noon to number of ladies' The af-
fair was held in the Russ home at
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-12
KOREAN EXCLUSION
LEAGUE AT SEATTLE.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 1.-THE Kore-
an Exclusion League today issued a
call for a district convention to be
held here Nov. II, and to be followed
by a mass meeting of eXclusionists
from all over the Pacific coast Dec.
Is. Vancouver. the scene of recent
anti-Oriental riots, has promised to
send delegates.
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PASSENGER AND FREIGHT
TRAINS IN COLLISION

Birmingham. Ala, Oct. 12.-In a
collision between a Louisville and
Nashville freight train and a Louis
vile and San Francisco passenger
train at Pratt City, Ala, This morn
ing Pullman Conductor J. c. Smith
was instantly killed and several per
sons injured. The dead and injured
were in the last Pullman car.
Fire at San Jose.
San Jose, CAL. Oct. 12.-Fire des-
troyed the Archer dry goods store
on South First street last night The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
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FOUNDERFD
WENT DOWN IN LAKE SUPERIOR
LAST NIGHT, AND TWENTY
ONE MEN WERE LOST.
MATE ONLY WAS SAVED

He Was Washed Ashore Lashed to
Life Raft.-The Only Survivor
Out of Twenty-Five People 1t is
Thought the Boats Machinery Fail
ed, as the Storm Was Hardly Sc
we're Enough to Cause a Wreck.
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Fire at San Jose
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-wnen the ques
ton of religious instruction in the
public schools was put before Presi
dent Otto C. Schneider of the Chica
go board of education yesterday by
club women. he met the issue sc
squarely as to bring establishment tc
the women q believe with Jean
Jacques Rousseau said Schneider
that religion should not be taught
anyone in any form until his or mel
mind is mature AS for the Bible i
schools, object to 1t. It IS not 1T fol
children.
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Jesse WEIGH conducted riding con
test at the rear of the Boswell Hard
ware Company's store this afternoon,
riding an OUTLAW" pony by the ears.
on the launches and in every otaer
way imaginable. He took up collec-
ton
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Mrs J. H. Heaton, of Orchard Park,
left this morning for her old home in
Greenfield, Ia. After the coming ses-
sion of district court she will be join
ed there by her husband and they will
again make that place their home.
about a year.
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Misses Grace Allen and Bessie Eny-
cart, who have been here visiting the
families of John T. Mcclure and VIM
Mason. left this morning for their
home in Lincoln, Neb Miss Allen was
so greatly pleased with Roswell she
hopes to return to make her home.
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S. Totzek returned via the auto this
morning from a business trip of two
or three weeks in Mexico. He was ac-
companied home by his daughter
Miss Irma, who has been visiting il
Ell Paso for three months.
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Charles B. Tanaehill, of Hebron
Ind. who has been visiting his cous-
ins, the Tannehill brothers and sis
ters of this city and his nephew, c.
D. Dilley, and has been on a prospect
ing trip down the valley, came in
this morning from the south to visit
uath Monday before starting for mis-
home
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THREE MEN KILLED IN
BOILER ExPI OSION.

Reynolds. Ca, Oct 1z--Three train
men were killed and much property
plosion of an engine of the Georgia
Central Railway in the yards here.