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1t was a Plainview puncner who
remarked to J.. F. Hinkle that he
would like to see the wind mill
pumping that stream" when ne saw
the Spring River ditch.
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Look Here.

other conveniences. Two acres land,
well, windmill, corral, shed, etc., for
value of house.
CARLTON & BELL.
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The man who is too busy TO be po-
lite will some day have plenty of
time to wish he mad been more cour
teous-for the rush will be on the
other side of the street.
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with ]. P. White, Billy Atkinson,
win Prayer, Jim Hinkle and others
on the barbecue committee, there is
no use to guess who had 10 wash the
dishes. In the grand rush for dinner
nobody noticed who vas the last man
TO arrive.
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For Sale at a Sacrifice.

Largest size Ivers & Pond piano.
Solid mahogany case, in use only 8
months Mrs. J.. J. Williamson, phone
316. 35tf
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Two of the finest windows in the
city are those at the ~Joyce-Pruit
store. They advertise goods rs well
as make a show.
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Farm For Sale. Snan.I

100 acres, 5 miles east of Roswell
80 under fence, 40 in cultivation, s
in alfalfa. -Four room house. See own
er 4 p. m. at Dilley & Sons. 39t3
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The illumination of Main street is
about the best ever seen in a town
the size of Roswell.
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FRIEND TO FRIEND.

The personal recommendations of peo-
pie who have been cured of coughs and
colds by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
have lone more than all else to make it a
staple article of trade and over
q large part of the civilized world.
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FOR SALE OR

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A splendid hotel proposition, a mon-
ey maker the first day and every day.
Don't pass this up See CARLTON
& BELL.
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Some of the busiest people in the
world are merely in the way of men
who might do the same work easily,
without fretting, and in half the
time
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THURSDAY is THE DAY PROF.
CAMPBELL, THE DRY FARMING
MAN, SPEAKS.
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A lard in the Roswell Trade Direc-
tory brings results and keeps your
name before the people. :
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A puncher from Midland didn't
think "shin oak got that big" wnen
he saw the cottonwoods.
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The music is splendid.

The Ladies Aid Societies of Ros-
well churches are doing good work
for a good cause.
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Nearly every cowboy who passes
the Payton drug store is reminded
OF somebody he used to know, by the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-17

ADDRESS

The Record yesterday published a
brief summary of the speech of Pres
ident Thomas Bugbee, of Clarendon,
and fortunately is able today to give
the address in full, as follows:
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BUEN lCUERDO.
Tres GsGusIas gFaduadlS
dos grades on 'IlIHlgh School.

La Junta EScolar de San Juan viSto ell
COL hicto plantsado an las eHcuelaB p6bli'
cas- en- donde no cAbfan los aIumnos matri'
cuIsdos, hizo gestiones con 81 doctor Dtx'
ter, ccmisiouado de instruction, aver,
miembroB de Ia Junta y dicho Btfior Co.
misionsdo, visitaron las eHcuelas ptblicas
y scordaEon, aupque no hay paTtids en-
preBupueato, crsar tres escuelaB grsduadas
mSs = Ia creaci6n de 30. y 50. grades de Ia
High School para acomodar los Rlumnos
que necesiten ipscribirae.
81 Aeflor Comisionado confia an que la
AsambleR Legislative en- suB pr6ximas
uesioneH apIobaEa este gaato extraordina'
rio.
Muchos padres de familia eStaban dis
gustados de no poder inBcribiT suB hiJos
y Ia medids adoptsda Bera bien FeCibida
por la opinion.
Nlpgdn dineTo mejor empIeado que 81
que SO emplee On eBcuelaB, exista 81 pro-
p6sito de crear otras nuevas para 81
pr6ximo afio.
En- la juventud que Bnbe Sc obHerva an
grande entusissmo poF ssistir q las eScus
las y ese noble prop6Sito debs atendeTBe
con pTefsFencis.
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El aDl,uaId0 ''eOuplUtlstA" poneuh0 EustaquIO
PuJalf.
(Ds maestro cOrrespOnsaI)

Octubre 10 Ell domingo en- Ia noche
dc sn segunda funci6n en el testro ''La
Perla" Ia comps MIA de- Variedsdes que
viene actusndO en- nuestro coisso, bajo ls
direction artfstica de don Jose Prnsy en-
l. que 6guTa 81 apIsudido cOuplttiata EuB-
tsquio Puj&ls
Empez6 el espe tsculo con 81 chistoso
juguete Comico en- un scto en- prosa de M
R.mou Carton, que lIeva por tftulo 'Ls
CriatuTs," que obtuvo foliz Interpretation,
sobresaliendo en- sus pspeles los Beiiorep
Ppjaia Vs1quez. Font las stiiorss Ca
salduo, Mond ST utnorita Cort6s.
El coro de 'LpboS Ma1ioos' csntado en-
csr6cter por los hermanos Font los se-
norss VS4quez, Barboaa Dalmsu, mere
clio los honoTes de ls Tepetici6n.
Termio6 el espect6culo con Ia zaFzuela
en- Nm scto, m6sics del raaeptTo Torrtgro
% "La Banda de Trompetss" LA inter
pFttsci6n de eata obra estuvo a'go f js,
debido la fslta de enBayo, incoDveniente
que 20 ha propuesto la compafifs subaanar
en- las pY6ximas fancioneB.
La orqueDta biz la acertada direction
del stfior Carlos Ramos eBtuvo 4 Ia altura
de su ccmetido.
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ANUNCIO.

Departments del Interior de Puerto RicO
Bureau de O6ras PG6Iicas OfcinG
del SUpegintemdente, San Juan, r. e !,
Septiem6re de 1907.
PrOposicioues en- plipgou cerradoG para
Ia adjudication On NIB ica subasts de Ia
construction de s. 48 ki6metFos de la carre-
tsra n6meFo II secci6n Cislss JuSna Dias
(Ciales Recodo. &c Rdmitir6n en ests of :
Gina hsSta las 10 q. m. del dfa 8 de Octu.
bFe de 1907 en- que 90 ADRIAN pubIica'
msDte.
El presupuesto RpToximado de las obras
aBciende & 80 $50 co
TodoB los datog necessrios, impresos de
proposicioneB contrato instrucciones
los poBtoFeE Ba daF6n en esta cfcina.
La administration se reserva el derecho
de rechszaF cualquiera todas las propo.
sicioneS y de adj ju 1icar el contrato bajo
Otras cOnAi ideraoi0nes que las de prsCio 30
lamente
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior.
J. j JSmsnes. 8uperintendente de ObEss
P6b 'icaG. 12v.s
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rechas6 la carne pueB era busna.
Maria RumsnR, cocinaFa de don Vican'
to Eanju1io. Que Tecibfa por Ia msfana
Ia leche que compraba Ell muchado don
GregoEio Rodriguez y degpu6S ibs buscsr
Ia carue al msnicomio, pero el pan se com
pre- ba en- los carros en- las tieudaB.
Francisco BarreraB: pFeguutas de Ia
defenaa que vive frente 81 cusYtel de infan'
terra que en- vista de 10 que decfan los
peri6dicos, una vsz habl6 con don EdusF'
do Sapjurjo de q. habiR viHto Angel NAL
donado hablando con Sainz y q 20 puBie'
ron velerlo , oyeron q MaldonsdO
que aconseisba al muchacho que metieEa
pan en- 81 canaBto de carne del Sr. San.
juEjo.
Felix D6vila. Vive con BarreFaB So
declaration coincide con Ia anterior.
Benigno Ramos, poFtero del Manicomio.
Pide declaTar y dice que no Conoce de los
hechoB Que vic entrar 8 Mercado muchss
wees en- sl msnicomiO peFo que nunca 10
vic con csDasta Rlguna.
Valentin 6ainz, menBaieFo del msnico'
milo: que MaIdonado le dijO que puBieEs
pan en- Ia cRnasta del guaFdR GlmaCen y
que no incurrirfa en- Fesponsa bilidad min
guns, que 81 puso entonces Los paneg,
pero qua ell doctor GOenags no tsn1a como
Cimiento de la canagta que Gslla del ests'
blsCimimtO. Que duEante don a6Os %
yapia Opyisnda IA eagna n RaapE saRjVEgis
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de Meillers. Ahora bien, ese estan-
que, que alimenta un molino de
pan moler, esta completamente seco
en- verano hasta la mitad de su extern
sion, como cOnsecuencia de este
desprende mia~mas que son los que
habian causado la fiebre en- la desgra-
cIada mujer.
Su medico queria hacerla cambiar de
habitaci6n, pero este era imnOsible
cauSa de que los eSposos Peral no
tenian medios de fortuna. Solamente
poseian dicha casa, la cual habitan,
no podian tan facilmen'e venderla.
Ell medico prescribl0 enIonces vino
de Quinium Labarraque la dosis de
dos copitaS despues de cada cumida
Ounce dias mas tarde, la fiebre
habia cesado compietamente, hablanse
presentado de nueVo ell sueno el
apetito, Y la hinchaz0n habia tambien
desaparecido.
La muier Peral ha continuado des-
pu6s habltandO la casa, y, por consi-
guiPnte, ha vivido Siempre bajo la
Influenza de los miasmas malSanos
del estanque de MeillerS, pero ell vino
de Qufnium Labarraque la ha curadO
tan perfectamente que jamas ha Vuelto
va q L6l6F HSDF6.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque a
la dosis de una dos copitas despu6s
de cada comida basta para curar en-
POGO tempo la fiebre mas rebelde 6
inveterada, la curacion obtenida
por este medic es mas radical mas
segura que empleando la quinina sola
4 causa de que dicho medicanento
contiene todOs los demas principles
activos de la quipa, que completan la
acci0n de la qufnina.
En- efecto, como quiera que ell
QuiniUm Labarraque tIene por base
un extracto complete de quina que
contiene todos los principles TITLES de
la preciosa corteza, estos principles
van disueItos en- ell vino que sirVe de
vehiculo, y que es de los mas exquisi-
toS de las mejores marcas de Espana.
En- los paises propicios engendrar
la fiebre, ALI donde ell enfermo no
puede menosque permanecer en- medic
de los miaSmas que dierOn origen
su enfermedad, alli es, sobre todo,
donde Sc aprecia mejor la acci0n
incomparablemente superior del Quiz
mum LabarraQue, sobre cualquier otro
remedio.
PoF virtud de SUI eficacia, asi como
por el aSombroSo ndmero de cura-
clones realiZadaS con este remedio, Ia
Academia de Medicina de Paris ha
dado su aprobaci6n la formula del
Quinium Labarraque, distinction que
rara vez Sc otorga y que prueba Ia
confianZa que los enfermos de t0dos
los paises deben tener en- este remedio.
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DEFICIENCIAS D EL
serviCio del hieIO
en- Ponce.
EI doctor CssteTos pIensa tijar su
TeSidenCia en- Ia Ciudad.
SIgue GnfOrmO aunqu9 10 ds CuIdado aI IIu8tradO
eOmpatrIOIa don yust0 RlvDra.
(De nuestr0 s0rregponsaI. )

Octubrs 2. Gable rscibido de Barcalo.
M pOr don JoA6 Lacot, Rnuncis Ia muaFte
de nm hijo de don Juan Lacot hsrmano
de doO Eduardo don Pepe del mismo
apellido.
-El cusrtel de la policia insular Sc hs
traBlRdado la c@lle de la Salud, en- la
casa pTOpiedad de don Joaquin Valdi.
vieso
-Hemos dido & variou abonadou q Ia
fibrica do hielo ''La Iodustrial Company
quejarse RmaTgamente del abAndono en-
que se encuentra este Bervicio.
En- el psgado mes do SeptiembEe por
dcs 6 tres veceB 90 han quedadO los sbona-
dos pin 81 hisio correspondents hog tam
POGO hay de que.
Lo mejor del case eS que al terminRr 81
mes Sc cobra fntegTo el lmporte de 6ats,
sin que hays lugsr Eeclsmsci6a nj in
demDizAci6n algucs por las da 6oenciAs On
81 servicio. Como aomos enemigos de los
trust" NOS proponsmo1 oombatir,os Riem
pre- que tepgsmos FazoneS para clio,
En- Ia Semana pasada han aBistidoA
Ia BlblioteCa municipal 300 lectoTeE.
-Ss eucuentrR hsc0 diss en- ests ciudRd,
donde pieuBa fisr su Feuidencia, u doctor
en- medieiua don Rsfael Cesteros.
-Dentro de breysG dias empezSr6n &
prestaF seEvicio loO mulOB compradoB q IT,
mamente para determiuadas atenci0nes dc
u administTaci6n p6bica.
-PoE iDfracci6n las oTdenan5sB mu-
nicipales y ley de csminos han gido de.
nuuciados los indivi1uos Vicerts Ortiz,
Frsncisco Losado, Pedro Alomsr, Fran
ciscO Torres GrpgoIio Rivers.
-Por eucSndalo On Ia via p6bica han
Sido dsnuntiadoB los individuos Dioniaio
Rivera Gregorio Torres.
-Sgua tnfermo aunque no de cuidsdo,
O. SpTecisb'e cabAleFo don Justo Rivera
Epbri. LIE asi'te el doctor MoTet.
El lDl'uaIdo 'couplUtlsta" poneuho EustauulO
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De Administrator.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que ell periodico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del Importe de la sus-
crici0n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un afo $500. Pago an
ticiDndO.
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en- la misma fcrma.
Manuel Gonz6lez, rolicfa insular: Z.
pFeguntas de Ia defsnsa que vic doB vece8
hablsndo & Sainz con Maldonado poE los
aIrsdsdoreB del cuaFtsl de infanterfa.
Qued6 el CaBo Bometido Bin aTguments'
ci6n la voIuntad de 10 CoTte gs gug'
pendi6 ell veFadicto para Ia tarde.
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Sc encuentFa en- ests ciudad On uso de
icencia 81 senior M. o. Mercado sota'al'
caids de Ia c6rcel de Mayagtisz, quien
visit6 aver el dep6sito municipal de San
juan sisndo muY atendido por los emplea'
dos de este departamsnto.
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SEIPASE

Que no publlCamos Comunicados sin que
soan pagGd0B pOI adGlAntadO.
CadA sells paIaDgag 80 ouo0tan pOE ana H.
aOa , ID Inca vale dies 0oltAV0g.
ola gWiDlp0G QB0 VOlgAN o0n OQBWRiGaaaa
Gas eaXtagtS no ~ 0eRtaslaA,
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BanCO Territorial J AglfcOIs
de Puerto Rico.
sECRETARIA.


81 ConSejo de Administrator en- ssAi6n
de- hoy acord6, con motive del psgo anti.
cipado que de Bu hipoteca verific6 don AL
fredo CTlstV = Vanei, que an Ia pr6ximR
ssai6n que celsbrar6 81 10 de Ostubre pro-
ximo las dos de Ia tsrde. yer f ar 81 ac-
to 6blicO de an SORTEO EXTRAOR.
DINARIO de 154 C61ulau hipoteCaIiAs
de Ia Sd. smisi6n sfsctAs dith. hipotscR,
las que ssrAn ppgadaS por ID Gaia de ID
Sociedad desds 81 dfa Biguients por 81 va.
lOr nominal de cisn pesos provinciales 6
sean seaenta dollars eada una no deven.
gar6n mas intsreses desde esa fe.hs.
LO que 90 haze p6bIico para conooi.
miento de los inseresados San Juan P,
R, go Septiemb,e de 1907. El 6ecrsts-
rio, r. ROcaf0rt = Vo. Bo. FL Director
Gsrents, r. Castro GonaGLes. eva
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An U n 0
DepGrtamento del Interior. .-Bureau de
O5ras Pd6Eicas. - Ofcino del Supe-
rintendente.

OEpATbuSU6OtSGU
Obras Pti6Iic0s. - OfcSno del 6upe-
rintendente.
San Juan, P. r, septiembre 80, 1907.
PropoBiciones en- pIiegos ceFrados para la
adjudication an pdblicR subasta de Ia
construction de los eetTiboB y pilaB de
msmposteFfa para los puentsB ''Reyes O..
t6licon" LA PIata". ''Utuado", ''Mu'
las, emplazados los dos primeros sobre
eI Rio LA Plata, Carretsrss Reyes
Cat6icos- Corogal Bsyam6n- Comerfo res
peCtivamente, y los siguisntes Bobre loB
Rios de UtuGdo, MulaG. CaFretsFas Are:
cibo. Utuado = BRyam6n. Comerio respective
mente. ae admitiF6n en- esta Ofcina haats
las 10 4. m. del dis IL de Octubre, 1907,
en- que Ba sbrirkn pdblicamsnte.
Los presupuestOs aprOximados do laB
obTas Bon los HiguienteB:
Estribog, Puente Reyes Ca.
t6licos (Cimientos por ad.
ministraci6n )................. s 100000
EstEibos y Pila, Puente
'fLa PlatR" ............. ...... 5000 90
Estribos, Puenta ''Utuado." 4.60O 90
EEtEibos, Puente "MulRs." $500 90
No % ConBideEar6n proposiCiOnes de par
sonau que no hayan tsnido pl6ctics en esta
ClaSe de tFabajos y que no possan medioS
auxiliaRes sufcientes para 10 ejecuci6u de
les obras.
Todos los datos neceoarios Be dar6n en
esta oficina, 5onde se encusntran de ma
nifiesto Loo documentoB que han de regir
en- ls contTatR , podr6n los icitadores re-
Ccjer les modelog de propoiciones que
han dc pFesentar.
So remitiF6n los IicitadoreI copias del
pliego de condolences , ssulsS de los plA'
nos mediante an dsp6ito de vsinte dollars
(s2O), cuya Cantidad ssr6 FeintegTada &
los liCitadoEea 81 devolvsr egts OfcinA
diChOs pianos , pliegO de condolences
La AdminiItFRsi6n % HessrvR 81 ders'
cho de EeCha1aV cualquieRa 8 todag las
prOpodCiOnel, , adjudicar = DubaSta bsio
Otras condolences que laS'del pGeCio Dola'
msnts.-FoE orden del ComidoDaoo del
TntogioR, J. J. JJmeaGs, sppa DO Qblar
Pabliess, aR3Na z
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LEAN
Las sleuIENTEs LiNEAs

GNO 0TNOIEN 70 LINENO
cUANTos sUFREN DE cALENTURAS
Una mujer, de nombre Peral, de 26
amos de edad, venia minada por la
f1ebre deSde hacia cinco amos. A
pesar de su juventud tenia ell veFda-
deroe aspecto de la edad decrepita; la
tez terrosa, los ojos apagados, las
ell vientre que cualquirra la habria
supuesto pr0xima al alumbramientO.
Tan voluminoso tenia tambien el bazo,
que, al decir de su medico, la baiaba
hasta ell vientre. D&sde su matrimonio
que Sc rpmonta una epoca de seis
amos antes, habita una casa bastante
bien situada en- apariencia, en- mitad
de una colina, pero dominando Ell
extreme mas estrecho del estanque
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UN SECRETO
DE BELLEzA

En- eI siglo pasado era adj
mirado en- las mujeres, ell
que fueran delicadas, pali-
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das, languidas.
P zero aquella
.oda va paso.
Lo que hoy dia
cautiva alama-
yoria de los
hombres, es la
clase de belleza
solo da la
salud. Hoy la
debe te-
ner OiOs Yivos.
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LARUE NEW S

LaRue, o., July 19.-Mrs. w II.
Judd, of Marion, spent Saturday in
LaRue the guest of friends.
Miss Faye Hesser visited with
friends in Marion from Saturday un-
til Monday.
Fred Whitman, of Marion, was in
LaRue. shaking hands with old time
friends, Tuesday.
ID. II. Kemper, who is employed in
Prospect visited with his family here
from Friday until Monday.
Misses Mildred and Esther CUTLERY
of south of town, are visiting with
relatives in Marion at present.
Miss Edna Arthur, of Delaware, is
at present visiting her cousin, Miss
Lena Topliff, on North High street.
The Agosta NJ. E. Sunday School
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TRAINED TO FACE DEATH.
Much Care Taken In the Drilling oi
Cavalry Horses.

Cavalry chargers vary from is tc
rs hands in height, and sharp rules
have been laid down about their
shape, action and treatment. There
are regular schools where the raw
four-legged recruit is trained, and his
education embraces the fearless
swimming of deep and wide rivers
where possibly the enemy have de-
stroyed the bridges. It is extremely
interesting 10 see a thousand four.
legged recruits drawn up in vast
ring around the Instructor, who opens
the proceedings with sharp shot
from an army revolver, writes VII.
liam G. Fitzgerald, in the Circle. The
animals are taught to gallop fearless.
ly up to line or square of infantry
who are blazing away with their rifles,
OF course loaded only with blank
cartridges. Lastly comes a charge
upon batteries of quick-flring cannon.
II Is worth noting that, when smoke.
less powder came into general use,
1t was found that thousands of horses
which would face without hinching
the smoke or guns using black pow
der baked and shied at the sinister
fash and roar of cordite and melinlte.
There appears to be as much individ-
uality among horses as among men.
Some take the flash and report very
luietly, and are passed on to more
severe trials, while others rear and
try to bolt in abject terror.
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WHEN MA WAS A GIRL
Dorothy Dix Tells the Story OF Eighteen Year Old
Bessie Brown.

appointment, and then he asked her
mother and father and all of her fe-
male relatives to go along and chap
erone EN-. oh, my, but they were
proper when Ma was a girl!
And Ma says the way young people
talk now is just simply shocking. She
| is really afraid that society is getting
decadent, and she is sure she doesn't
know that young people are coming
to. But it's something awful.
She says that when she was a girl,
when young man came to make an
evening call. he sat up stiff and
straight-not sprawllng like the boys
do who CONE to see me, and she al
ways occupied high-back chair
across the room. and they spent the
time in improving and intellectual
conversation.
They didn't giggle and talk slang,
land gable about baseball scores and
quarrel over the football match, like
| Tom and ] did last night, but they
discussed Shakespeare and Byron,
and he asked her If she had read the
last Atlantic Monthly, and she re-
piled that she had, and what did you
think of Mr. Gladstone's speech
know that's the way they talked, be-
cause Ma says SO.
AS for a girl falling in love with
"a man-and even giving him a
thought-until after he was just sim
ply desperate about her, and had
asked her papa's permission to pay
his addresses to her, no girl did such
"a thing when Ma was a girl. She
would have been incapable of doing
such a bold forward thing.
And when the man proposed to her
she was so surprised, because she had
never had the least, little, teenty
weenty bit of an idea that he was
even sweet on her, tho, my good
ness they didn't call 1t sweet then.
They said "enamoured" and she al
ways said. "Mr. Smith-John--this is
so sudden! You must give me time
to think II over" instead of dropping
over on his neck for fear he'd get
away, like girls do now.
And girl never, never, NEVER,
let man kiss her until after she
was married to him-that's what Ma
says. The very most she'd let him
do would be to print chaste salute
on the tips of her fingers when she
had on her gloves, and then she al
ways said, "Unhand me, sir" She
says that girls always kept men
at arms length when she was a girl
and when said that nowadays we
try to keep 'em at arms length, she
groaned and said that girls now were
not like they were when she was
girl. And | said, "AIy goodness, gra-
cious, no."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-20
ProteotIon for French WIves.

In France no woman may worl.
more than ten hours day, but WON.
an Of Marsellles, the mother of seven
children and the assistant of her hus.
band in his vineyard, complained TO
the magistrate that her husband COM
PEELED her to work from 1S to 20
hours a day. The magistrate ruled
that the joint earnings or production
of husband and wife are, under law.
not wages, but something for the com.
mon good of family. Yet the state
does not contemplate that where a
wife both rears family and aids In
her husbands affairs she shall have
less protection both as to her income
and strength than an employe. AS a
matter of reason she should have
more protection. Without having spe.
cified support of the law for his ruling,
he held that the wife cannot be COM
PEELED to work more than ten hours a
day, and that she must have a full
Sunday of rest. The husband appealed
the case, but tho decision OF the Mar.
sellles magistrate was sustained.
IEmmEszaarWMEaIyy
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-20

will hold their picnic in Canouse's
grove on Saturday, August 31st.
Mrs. o, p Magann and little Miss
Gladys Bell were guests of Erin Bell
and family in Marion. Wednesday.
Miss Eva Prettyman returned home
Sunday morning, after a visit of a
few days with Marion and Columbus
friends.
Little Miss Emma Wooley left
wednesday morning for Ridgeway,
where she will visit her sister for a
few days.
M A. Taylor, of Ashtabula, arrived
in LaRue last Friday and visited with
relatives and old acquaintances until
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mable Rodgers visited at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. r. White, near Redwood,
several days during the past week.