davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

Houston spent Thanksgiving day with
relatives IN American Fork.
Miss Nettie Knudson is visiting with
friends in Payson this week,
Professor r. II. Eastmond entertained
at the B. Y. University art studio Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Bertha
Walsh, Many interesting games were
played and in the drawing contest Mrs.
Wllford McAlllster carried off the
prize. About twenty guests were pres
cnt
Mrs. T. J. Jones entertained Mon
day afternoon at Kensingtou in
honor of her guest, Mrs. p. r. McGuirc
OF Ogden. The colors, yellow and
white, were carried out effectively with
howers and crepe paper in decorating
the rooms.
Bert Miller of American Fork spent
Monday in Provo with friends.
Mrs. Thomas Pierpont has returned
from visit in Salt Lake City.
Fred Myers of Evanston, Wyo., is
spending the week IN Provo.
Milton Thomas has returned from a
trip through Idaho.
Miss Hardy entertained the lady
members of the 3. Y. L. faculty at
her home Friday evening. Sewing and
reading were the features of the enter
tainment.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Bee.
A special programme was given, with
solos by Miss Fay Loose and Miss Anna
Newell, piano solo by Mr.. R. Il.
Irvine and readings by Mrs. John Mar
wick, Mrs, Otto Suhr and Mrs Robert
Bee Mrs. Weeks Of Ogden, Mrs Wal
lick, Mrs. j. Challen Smith and Mrs.
K. r. Irvine of Provo were invited
J guests.
Mrs. Gertrude Page and Miss Hattie
Walker entertained the Priscilla club
Friday evening at the home of the
former. Mrs. r. Eugene Jones, Mrs.
3. r. Sutton and Mrs. Jennie wilkins
were the invited guests.
Dave Hatton and Jack Teasdle were
| Nephi visitors all last week
DR.. o. D, Miner of Nephi spent
Wednesday in Provo,
Mrs. Morris Young Of Salt Lake ia
week
Miss Amy Smith of salt Lake City,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elias A.
Smith. were married Wednesday at
noon in the Salt Lake temple a fam
/ lily reception was given after the cer0-
mony at the BRIDES home The guests
were Mrs. Myron c. Newell, Mrs. w
Ii, Duseuberry, Mrs. Ida S. Dusenberry@
and Miss Anna Newell.
/ Mrs. c. O., Newell, Mrs. T. w. Brose
and Mrs. McNitt spent Wednesday in
Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W L. Rydalch enter
tanned the Trio club Friday evening
a jolly evening was spent with games
and music.
Miss Julia Brown is visiting this
week In American Fork.
Mrs. l., L. uaines left this week for
Salt Lake City, where she will mako
her home in the future.
Mrs. A, X. Truman of Michigan
Will spend the winter in Provo with
her daughter. Mrs. T. D. Partridge
Friday evening the Nineteenth Cen
tury club held an opening session at
the homo of the president, Mrs. ]. W.
Arid. \ number of invited guests were
present and enjoyed the presentation
of Damon and Pythias, given by Nj,
| \. Il. Buckler. Miss Fay Loose sang
in her usual pleasing manner. A violin
solo was rendered by Mr.. Pastoria, with
piano accompaniment by Mrs. r. R. Ir-
vine. Jr., was also greatly enjoyed
Punch was served in the dining room
! by Misses Helen Bonakam and Ethel
Noon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

Nogi Ma society at her homo Friday
evening.
Miss Blanch Caine came up from the
city Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs John
I. Caine. Jr.
Miss Dean Alder went 10 Salt Lake
Wednesday, where she Will visit few
days with her parents.
Mr.. G. f. Gibbs is up from the city
visiting with his sister, Mrs. j. T.
Wright.
Miss Florence Hanks has returned
from Boise, where she spent the past
six weeks visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pyper of Salt
Lake are the guests of Mrs. Torgesou.
Miss Martha Smith and Mr.. Orval
Lee are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Grant at Woods Cross.
Mrs. w. B. Preston is up from the
city and is the guest of Mrs. Kate Pres
ton.
Miss Veda Dixon and Miss Lucille
Jenson are visiting in Brigham City.
Thomas Mckay of Ogden is visit
ing in Logan.
Miss Veda Kewley left Tuesday for
Los Angeles, where sho viii Join her
sister, Mrs, Osborne.
Edgar Thatcher is visiting with her
parents lin Logan, having como from
ReXburg on account of his father s ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. F A. Mitchell returned from
the city Saturday after 4 three weeks ,
visit with Salt Lake relatives.
Miss Lou Thatcher is down from
Preston visiting with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. D. Thatcher.
Mrs. Alice Smith Of Ogden, and Mr.;
their father, George T. Baugh.
c. II. Mathews Of Denver spent the
early part of the week IN Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Youngberg of
Provo are visiting with Logan rela-
tives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
OGDEN SOCIETY

Special TO The Tribune:
OGDEN. Nov. 2S.-The Misses Fawn
Wright and Mabel Rolapp entertained
Professor Squire Coop and nine OF his
students at dinner on Thanksgiving day.
The guests were Professor Coop. the
Misses Bea Brewer, Lila Eccles, Lillian
Wright. Alberta Wright, Norma Sears,
decorations were red chrysanthemums and
carnations and ferns, Tne pace cards
were tied at the corners with red bows
and ferns. The room was lighted with
red candlesG bright apples serving as cam
dlesticks.
Mrs. Fred Packard was hostess at
delightfully."- arranged afternoon affair on
Tuesday, the guests numbering about fif-
teen. The decorations were American
Beauty roses. carnations and ferns.
Miss Hattie Williamson entertained
few girl friends on Friday afternoon, in
honor OF Miss Dora Moyes, one OF the
December brides,
The marriage of Miss bessie Grant OF
Salt Lake City and Ashby Douglas Boyle
of Ogden took place on Wednesday In the
Salt Lake temple. a wedding breakfast
followed at the home OF the brides aunt
the near relatives being present. The
table was decorated in pink and white.
and later an informal reception was given
for the two young people at the home
OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Thomas Sloan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle will make their home
in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Rushmer Of Salt Lake City IS the
guest of her son, j. T. Rushmer, for
few days
Mr., and Mrs ]. S. Corlew entertained
at a beautifully appointed dinner party
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
ARK CITY
SOCIETY

"a The Tribune.
city, Nov. 2S.-uevrge Ames
- ,srio ar was given a pleasant sur
'cnnday. when a company of
% Iown drove up and spout
= IIvvoMnally pleasant afternoon and
elegant dinner was served
= a, o'clock. Those OF the
Mr., and Mrs. o. w. Allen.
geIe Lecompte, Miss Edna XII
Hsnn,M. HnR,.s Cora Mulgrave. Mr.. and
:, ciIchter. Mrs. and Mrs, A. w,
Miss Jessie Drake. George
pn:svaTd Lecomptc, George Taylor,
walton OF Salt Lake
4 r.,,obIan society entertained at
n r. F. hall Friday evening In honor
|;ootball team. the members OF the
,sbjan society. The faculty and
ip'iT1h Tha room was beautifully deco
,ta high school and Columbian
a and White, and blue and white.
Iso tnotbelIs were strung from the
lssrs of the hall to the center.
|q'nsJ orchestra, concealed in a
~ srslms and potted plants. dis
Vel music for dancing. Punch
s.sd during the evening. Alto
,ss event was n charming one,
~aonnoittees In charge are deserv-
s-eat deal OF credit for the man.
rSieh the large company was en-
Ii
| .nbers of the Athenaeum held a
".ant meeting on Monday at the
| d Wrs A. ]. Miller. Three exceed
'.,srssting and instructive papers
.van rhe first, Protection OF Our
b Sy Miss Amber 3ardsley",
.pnre in Public Places" Mrs, A.
s,sr. public Play Grounds" Mrs.
Fargo (read by Mrs. u. ],
the club members will meet
|,nss Amber Bardsley on Monday,
" 90. when Mrs, z. Nesb,t will
4 DEMONSTRATION in domestic science,
thanksgiving matinee and ball
!, Waple hall Thursday afternoon
II, were among the social events
reek just ended. Both affairs
In attended, especially the bali In
.sing.
"a Mrs. II. s. Townsend enter
t,ia beautifully appointed o'clock
Es THANKSGIVING. in honor of their
4 Nr. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
= Carnations and chrysanthe-
/ "A mink and white were used in the
[fses IN the dining room, and COW
a laid for twelve.
4 MISS Gwendolin Smith celebrat-
5sth birthday very delightfully."- on
"a Al the home of ner parents. on
.,nue. Games. music and dancing
|<Dyed, and later tempting lunch
EsUed.
Muses. Tyler and Mocl,ler enter
|7Hday evening. In the game OF
. e prize was awarded 10 Mrs. a.
k.g. Dainty refreshments VEGA
. BY the two charming hostesses,
|sAeh an hour or more was given
II chat.
"a Mrs. F. ". Hayt entertained
n Mrs.. Z. W. Durfee and Mr., and
Twin Nesb!t at a daintily appoint
|jtcek dinner on Thanksgiving day.
IL. ". Sherman entertained Dr..
|rn. C. NJ Wilson. DR.. and Miss
", Miss Ruth Wilson. Mr., and
Carries Shields, j, W. Geiger OF
|Lake, Jeanle Sherman. Frances r.
:, and Mary Alice Sherman at a
NJ dinner at the Park City hotel
h.lsgivsng day.
I'D plIss " II. -iHiEuS gave u
N appointed dinner on Thanksgiv-
y. followed by a theater party IN
|Csing. The guests were Mr.. and
|hiil Of Snyderville. Mr.. and Mrs.
EEs1. Edith Andrus and Thelma
|ed Mrs. o. c. Lockhart entertained
;lsasant Thanksgiving dinner on
ky. A vase filed with yellow
clhemums adorned the center Of
ard, and covers were laid for Mr..
Us z. j. Beggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
THE SALT MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1908

and Robert Dalgleish, university students,
are visiting with their parents, having
come home Wednesday morning.
MT and Mrs. Frank McEwan and Mrs.
III; NJ Short spent Thanksgiving with
relatives in Zion.
p Harry Stevenson spent Thursday In
salt Lake with his mother and family.
George Archibald went TO Snyderville
on wednesday TO spend his school vaca-
ton with home folks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Dor cincm Sabre mar cine ltntcrIuh-
lilt0 gcgcn ocnlelben bon ben 8roB.
acidporcucn cin9clcitct, bod lpicIcl
riciclben Die gcgcn WtoltcreD erbobc-
men acknowledgement ob. &iir5lid)
mllroc CT BON elmer an0crcn rSltrp CT.
nelt IN ocu NntlogC5ultnn0 pcrIett.
u c d HungSublugC gcfort
bert.
Ser Gcrlunltcr oc3 NuhluIiCS bon
Gllitc S. WfcGlltrc rcidtc gcitern i'm
areiSgcridt 9tr. 9 cine &logc gc9el,
0crrn Nuron Hcucring Gin, in mel.
der 2cttcrcr oui1ciorOcrt miro, ilbcr
oen NCrblcib BON $500 ulo cincnl
Gbcilc Der SubrcSrcntc bon $500, ii.
0cntbum Der NCritorbcncn, Hcd)ultng
ob5llc0cn. Die Ectition mad)t gel
tcno, Dob Scuering tltr5 Dor Dem Gooc
Der Srou WicGlurc Die 2cBtcrc uerlci-
tct babe, bic bcnonnte @cl0lummc
bon ciner biciigcn @out o%b5ltbcbcn,
ltno Dob oieies @clo iid) nidt bel ocnl
Nahlniie befin0ct.
Sobu er6dl ST.
(S1 Dem Scitomcnt Der fiir5lid Der
itorbencn Sruu Nnlclin Nlboll4b mcl.
dies 9citcrn inn @oiicngerihtc sur De
ltGtiqltn0 cinQcrcibt mltr0c, Ocrnnad)t
Die Grbloiierin ibr Non5cS &Crm0Qen
nit 9lltanobme BON ST ibrcn 3 God
tern. Sbr Sobu iou on9cbIit) be
rcits i'm Scitomcttc ieinca Sutcra
binreid)cno bc0odt lctn.
Nn0CrC lei III cntc.
Die tilr5lid pcrltorbcnc Srou Ntnrs
Norct Cisco icBte in ibrcm 9citcru
Dem Moiicngcridtc cinGcrcidtcn &c.
ltomcntc ibrc bciocn Sdnueltcrn 5lt
ltnipCrinlcrbinncn Gin m0brcn0 ibrc
@ril0cr nit ic So obgclpcilt iucr0cn.
Srou lf. G. Solulcr mn0 Scrr u. E.
Softer iin0 Die Observation-Disclosures.
gtud) Der lcbtluiui0en GcrfiigutA
BON 6rou Morp ". Hoiiitcr, mcld)c
0citcrn sur GcltGtiglulg Dem Wailcn.
gcrihtc cin1crciht iuurOc, 0cbt bo9
0oll5c Grbc Der &crltorbcncn an ibrc
&inoer mo @roBfinocr. &br Sobn,
.@r. Charles 4, Noiiitcr, lit oIS Ecitu,
mCnt9poQItrcdcr 9Cnonmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
@aQaaher, Der 8anmeiiter.

3a oerfaufeu: Gdbaus gr. 1921, Sft.@,pnu.
meuts Sfrabc, greie $3.50; Saus Nr. 6f9,
Wore.SnSerne.strake YrciS S170O. Iue MOS
oernen Serbeiierungen, eIeftrifdes 2idt uito
~rnibsfommer. %ianitdre climbing, Serbinoun8
nit Mb5ugsfanaI; Die lroiioirs, S1fe mo acls
Ter iino cementirt nit elmer 10 Sub 9rnnolitbs
uueh I'M Sintergruroc. SrIno6irs Iir S42
pro Sa6r.
600 gfud 3oro. Glover trabc.
Wfooernc 5fueift1dige 6nnter, q 3iI1nler mo
Vlao; innttnre BIimbiua ino Nb5ugssS rairtnqe;
Rreis $1,000; @runo3 sins S37.50 pro Sabr. Die
pagc Der S1uter 1T bod mo geiuno.
3nbcti 5u pcrfnnfcn.
$1,000 faufen 2aoeu nuo @pbubanS gr. Bis,
Woro.Yort. Strahe. Had8nfrdGen I'M Viiredli,
Or. 2537, Sft'Wonuments STRIFE.
Gemaro Z. 8alngber, gnumeifter.
.Gntfprefenoe @aars9tn3ablune; gieit In 6us
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Nuicn. U4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
lin ciucu Nina.

Inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING OcS an
ocbli6cn IicbItoblS eineS Giamants
rinQc$ I'M WCrtbc BON $3.50 pltr0e Scr
WoIdinenid)rcibcr Sront u. 0ulc BON
Nr. 70. Observation-Disclosures, Gcitern
ollrh 0ic 9ctcftips Goitgblin, 8obIc
ul0 4rmItrong perboitet mo nod)
Der iiioweItlihcn Eoli5ciltotion iiber.
Qeiiibrt. SRI. Sotberine SABA
nolg6 mclhc nnqob, an Der Iuguita.
Auenlle, 5lt mobnen, bate einen 9oit.
beiebl gegen i'm erluirft lno erfl0rtc,
oaB Sale ibr am II. september port
gen >Sobrcs Den Ning geltoblen ulo
i'm iett pcrpidn0ct babe. SRI. Saba.
nnlig6 erid)icn 5ll 0cm bclltigen Der
b0r ieood) nid)t, lno ibr WoGniiB bnt
bisbcr nidt crnlitteIt mcroen fonneu.
Hi6ter Stunlcp entlieB ben Inge,
idllloigtcn gcgen SteQun9 bon $1,000
0iir0idaft bis 81 cincnt am Is. oS.
WitS. itottfinocnOcn Ecrb0r. Sr. Sale,
mcld)cr lid crit in poriger @odc Der
b%cirot6etc mo IN Dem NugenbIid per.
boitct muroc, ais cr bon lciner Sod.
5eitsrciie 5uriidfclrtc, erfIdrte, Dab
SRI. aauonougb DIM ben Htng Der
Belt 0cgcben babe, nm i'm repariren
5n loiicn, uno er bo6c Die Ibliht &c.
bobt, i'm 5uriid5ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
gu U%crfaufen:


9icfc uunoerboHer, iiencn, Der SettSeit ert.
Iprcdenoen 2siiodiaen 9duier ann s9RiItonsNnc.,
~slpiitben @offmnns II. Rreiionitr.. o~urdblpcg bitbi0
Il. fiinitIerif6 heforirt, init ieoGr ocHfbare1 Ne
@oss uno @Ieftriif.9if 9lHIngel Ih6ugsfannIs
Gerbinounaen. gea~iiers6loietS. TorScaau Rahes
gSnriien. SURFACES, centeHiirte Seller, 1rottutre
gSerib man MIR ~eruieiien fam, merr man oies
leIbcn Iiebt. Gieoriaer Gruto5irtS. qeihtc Bah
lun9sbeoinaunecn. Often fir @eit6tigung tdgs
lid uno SonntaqS.
sealtrr 8. Eeitpbal. 9dufneiiter.
Vitrenu nt Crit mo Stcle.
Ereie Der Sdufer Sret8ebn Srinhcrt iiro Stint
6ig Collars. (St350. 00) CSan24-IplD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
Wnr $1,000.

ee6s Simmer uno guO, Sernnoas i'm Sin.
ter9runoe, SaS mo eIcitrii6es gi6t, bouit1tt
piaes slb8uasfdnalsS0 item. .ceInentirte Qote.
Netier uno Irottpire, go Sub brette Strnbelt.
nySutterionsBarf". IotaIsllnloiten $500. aIeiile
gaars9lnBablung. gpulbin. Strake, 5luiiden Der
sambaro. unb ErattStrafc.
CSani6,1 Wt Spf. y. Shttc, Gnlnneitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
Sattc iidJ gcirrt.

Sobn ). HioHclcu bon SomarO.
Golmtu iprid)t cine Game an ruO
bcAIcitct tic trob ibrc8 Yrotcltc8.
- aQ0i 2oocu ucroonncrt i'm 81
500 Strofe uno Soften unO
icinc 6rcunoc 5oblcn.
Yoli5cirid)tcr 2oocn pcrurtbciltc
gcltcrn in Der mcltli6cn y li5ctltation
Sen l5-iGbri0cn 6ornler Sobn ).
Hiogclcp aus @cllglc, Somoro-Goums
IN, ST 500 Strnfc mo Soften luc8cll
8criperrung scr ircicn Yoiio1e. Nm
Wittpod) 9lbct0 rc0ctc Hio1cIcp cine
an ser Ncit ScrtngtonItroBc mobn'
bate Came an mo bc0lettctc lic, OBJ
glcid) lid 2cbtcrc oicic5 perbot. DC
Game CAB and I'M Gcrb0r all, Dab
ser Angcihuloigte iic am Arm crs
g~riiicn uno lie criltht babe, nit ibnt
5t qcbcn. NlS Hun0eicrgcont Sol.
6. Smitb uno EoIi5iit Z. @uBbcS cr'
ihienen, erinhtc Oic 9clcioigte nm
oie 8er6oitung GiOgclcp'S. Gilrige
6reunOe oc8 9luBcifulOigten be5obI'
ten Die Strufe iiir i'm uno Sesterer
ipurOe entlaiIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

ySenn oieien Niolut nod %9efauft. Sute 5arm
in GbdrlessGouniD ron 10t @dern; pGus init
iieben HlImen mo Giibc. S6eune uno nue mo-
gSalO. 4reis $500, nur $500 5ur Stn5nbIung
ertcroerIid. Nieb mo gdergcrdtbe f0nnen
~ebenfaIls iibernomnen lueroeu. luenn qepiini6t.
8. Saoeubppp, III. G.'Gbarlcssstr., Baltimore.
6. & a. 3elepboH - Ct. Faul 3114.
(Scnt5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

glnbe Der GtraBenbapnlicnie; B Gents Sabr
peIo
s ader an Blue Nnnsglbe., tabe geIairsRoao
% Ider nabe 9drfuroHono.
Merrifcn d Werrifcu,
CSnnt0,1 WtD 100 Git s2cIingtprsS ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
Baltimore Worftbcridltc.

Baltimore, 10. Scbruor 1908.
3uiubr 72ll 6Giicr, cin'
ihIicBIih 1871 6Giicr ST Soclit'
Yoint uno so Safer 5u Gonton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Wois. - 3uiubr 1912 9us
ihel; 8erion6t BON oen Glcpotoren
100000 9uidcI; GlcDntorcns8orrotb
2,505, 712 9uifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Ger. 8 mcitli6cr Hoggen. 81 So
Ger. 4 wcitIi6er Hoggen. 81 SO
Sn SGfcn, lie nnh Guo-
Iitat. 70 So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

EGiie snr Gciie ms InslanS be-
iprst 6. Gaine, Nr. Alb, Sit-gulti-
mureitrafc, naBe Gnitum Spnie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

StclegciudI:
Gin oeutfhcr Ninnn fuht 9(rbeit IN irgeHo
cinem @eibdft. Aud3uiragen in Nr. 400,
NcitsS aHtoeHz Strabc. do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

StcQcgcindc:
Stcncaeindl

Sin oeutlhes crinbreiieS SriuIeiu lpiinibt
ielbititdnoine Steluu9 bel ~ein6clHcrt Hutell Cen
ten. SfierieH @SOiilGgerno StDacn, NJ,
". ia, erbeten. do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Steicgcind:
Sin iungcr lltallIt,. 6leti1i1netoer eritcr
Nlaiie. iubt StclluHg In cinem 6letfhgcfddft.
yiudl5nfrdgcn in VT, 2t9, 1orosWtlmursS tranc.
DID,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

2m ~nerfamfcn pbcr at permistbeu.

Sinia ~ prrmIetbeu obcr ST pertnnfcu,
Gin Saus nil Naoc5ilHiner; quite 0cgcno fitr
cine @ddcrei. gia65ufrugcl in Gr. 329, 1ait,
IUcnue, Gnutuu. (43-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Gin iinacs bcuti6c5 @bepuar bonn 2anoe
iuht Stellnng dit Dem Canoe. Sfferict inter
-. r." al Oeu u5eHtihcu Gurreippuocntci. a"
G3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Nogg n.-3ulubr BOB Wuld)eI !;
ans Den elepotoren 5u~riidgcjogen
53,SSS @uidel; Glepotoren,Sorrotb
iG0,3S5 @uidbcl.
Seutige ShluBrote:
altSgeipGblter Toggen.. SO 80
Nr. 9 lpeltlider Hoggcn. s. SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

EdKe fiir'S ansianb bciorgt e.. gatne, Nr.
413, Cft.SaitimuresStr., uahe Cation eoute'Ape,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

gcrtdufc nrf Der bieii9cu giiefteu.
V6rip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
FIRST CALL.

500 Gttb 3Hcr. 1880. %
$500 Git1 31aer, f02s............... %
$1,000 Gcubouro air Cine 4er. ......... Al
$1,000 uniteo JoiIruap ier Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Sn Der Slogcia6e Der oSlrdm Win'
ternib Company" gegen &, SoIepb
@infle II. SO. nui 3oblung bon $3.50
nurocn Der fldgeriideh @eiclidoit
bon oelt @eihlporenen I'M Common
Yleos.@crid) $115 5ugelpro6en. Die
Ncflogten butten ant 4. Npril 1905
al ole .Niram Winternis Company"
Gin Bicro iiir 500 oerfauft, lpcld]cs
an Y%ncllmonia lit uno am iolgen.
Den Gage pcrenoete.
9emeiie eniigte 6 t.
3ie 0roBgeihmorcncn luicicn &c.
ltcrn bic acknowledgement gegen Die
Serren lSacob Shoncmann, Snbaber
elmer aleioeriabrif, Hr. 1873, @cit.
0oltinioreItroBe, uno WteDer Shapiro,
oeiien gormann, ab. 9ielelbcn iols
len ooS Sinocr.g rbeit- @eleb pcrlcbt
bobcrt, bod lpuroen Die ge9en JIG Dor.
licaenocn Vcpeismittel nid)t ausrei.
dcn6 crohtet.
Ger Il nter d. lagnng ange.
tlagt.
@citern Ia6n1ittog begann Dor
Den @eihiporenen I'M Griminalgeridt
ole Serbanolltng gegen Monterep 8.
". @cioenlcpcr, melder ongeflagt lit,
Scr vObio German Sire Sniuronec
Company" bon Toleoo. g.. oeren
aeent fir Baltimore er friiber mar,
$1,000 unteridlagcn 81 baben. Sbon
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-02
The Jaw Bone of an ASS.
CAnonymous.)


Once, in a far-off country-so I've
heard the old folks say-lived a man
named Samuel Samson, u~nforgotten
to this day. And Sammy loved a
maidel-Delilah was the lass-and
Sammy slaughtered thousands with a
jaw bone of an ass.
Now, Sammy tore up lions and lug
ged off cities gates, and Sammy tor
down temples, so history relates. And
Sammy was the strongest man who
ever trod the grass; he's the boy
who killed his thousands with the
jaw bone of an ass.
But all this happened long ago, and
the world moves On apace. We've
now another wonder who has taken
place. That is Big Tooth,
the trust-buster. there's no other in
his class; he a fake ten million
people with the jaw bone of an ass.
He knows how to kill a kitten.
choke a chicken, bait a bear. He can
slaughter any old thing, whether fea-
thered or in hair. He can stab a man
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-02
Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

wv SNSS
Whereas A. K. Mott and Ella Mott
did on the 5th day of November, 1901,
make and deliver to Minnie Will and
Lottie Will, a certain mortgage deed
conveying to said Minnie Will and Lot
tie VIII, subject TO the ~defeasGnce
clause therein. lot Nc. O6) Six in .Jaf-
IA Prayers subdivision of lots Cd
One and CD Two in block No. C13)
Thirteen il the Town (now city, of
Roswell, New Mexico, as shown by
the plat thereof on file and of record
in the office of the Probate Clet< and
ex-oficio Recorder for Chaves county,
together with the tenements, heredit-
aments and appurtenances %thereunto
belonging, and
Whereas the debt secured by said
mortgage was evidenced by a certain
promissory note of ven date there
with for $500 with interest thereon
at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum from date thereof until paid with
ten per CEN attorneys fees if placed
in the hands of an attorney for col
lection, and
Whereas the said debt has not been
paid and the said interest is due on
said debt N note from the 9Th day
of November, 1906, and the same has
not been paid, or any part thereof,
and
Whereas by the terms of said mort
gage in case of failure of payment of
said deb or any part thereof by said
A. K. Mott and Ella Mott, or their
heirs, executors, administrators and
assigns, when h some should be-
come due and payable together with
all interest that may have accrued
thereon, then and in that case said
Minnie Will and Lottie Will, or their
agent or attorney was authorized and
empowered to take possession of said
granted real estate and premises, and
after having given notice of the time
and place of sale by six hand-bills
posted at public places in the county
of Chaves. at least four weeks prior
to the time of such sale, and By notice
rs pubilSHed III sumo newspaper pup
lished in the county of Chaves, at
least four weeks prior to the time of
sale, eXpose at public auction, and
sell to the highest bidder for cash the
above granted premises, lands, real
estate and improvements and to excl
cute and deliver to the purchaser or
purchasers thereof a good and sufi-
cient deed therefor. and to apply the
proceeds arising from said sale to the
payment of said debt and interest i
which has accrued thereon, having