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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
MAY LOSE ONE EYE.
Barre Workman Got Silver Of Hot
Steel in It

Charles r. Gallagher of Pearl street,
who is employed as % tool sharpener at
the Burke Brothers granite plant, met
with an accident yesterday which may
cause him to lose the sight of one eye.
Mr.. Gallagher was shaping q stake Ia
tool used in connection with his work.
when a silver few from the hot steel
and entered his eye. The wound was
dressed by Drs. j. E. McSweeney and
e. G. Spragie. It is impossible to tell
yet what the results Of The injury may
be. Mr.. Gallagher received an injury
to the same eye several years ago, and
since that time the vision Of this eye
has been defective.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
LODGE TREASURER
KILLED HIMSELF
Carl o. Modem Of New Britain, Conn,
Is Thought to Have Suicided Be-
cause of Financial Difficulties.

New Britain, Conn, Dec. 1s.--CarI o.
Modem, treasurer Of the local lodge of
Masons and financial secretary of the
order Of Vasa was found dead in bed
with pistol beside MIN and bullet
in his brain. Financial difficulties were
the cause. The lodges have appointed
committees to revise the books.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
ANOTHER MAY DIE.
Engineer of One Of the Trains in Collision
on Wednesday.

East Riehford, Dec 49, Engineer Far
rar of one of the trains on the Canadian
Pacific railroad which were in collision
Wednesday is now in critical condition.
He was severely scalded. The other
three men most injured are doing we'll
and went yesterday to their homes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
TO REOPEN SCHOOLS.
BrattlbOro Feels That It Will Be safe
to do So.

Brattleboro, Dec. Is.-Three new
cases Of smallpox have been reported
to the board Of health being the first
since December 5. At a consultation
Of the school board and selectmen it
mas decided to open the schools De-
csmber 2S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
Montpelier Firemen called.

The Montpelier iire department was
called out last night from box 56, only
to End that they had to lock at chin
ney fre at the house of Philip Cohen.
There was no damage. The FIRE alarm
box is at the corner Of Main and Loomis
streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
STORES OPEN.
Each Evenings from Now to Christmas
For Holiday Purchasers.

Beginning with tonight The stores of
Barre win keep open each evening up to
Chritsmas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
Typhoia IncrsasinE d St. Albans.

st. Albans. Dec 1s.-There are "A
cases Of typhoid fever IN the city. two
ffw cases having been reported 10 the
hfalth officer during the past few
days. OF this number there has been
but one death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
COO CHILDREN SAVED.
Marched Out of Burning Building in
Perfect Order.

Altoona, Pa, Dec. ls-The S750.oO0
high school building here was damaged
to the extent Of $4,000 today. and
600 children marched out in perfect or
order,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-18
GIFT 10 M. S.
Montpelier Institution Still Further En-.
riched by $4,000.

1t is announced to-day that Montpelier
seminary has just received Christmas
gift of $4,000. Including this gift, the
school has received between $1,000 and
50 600 in month. The naIz3 of
the donor is withheld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Sunnrnnuf. nno ltntcrgang.
Gas @ettcr.

Sir Warplan0 uno oen 0iitrift
Columbia bellte uno morgen flor
uno ndrmcr, norbueItlihe uniprirts
1eno meroenoe @inoe.
Ios 8ettcr mar geitern rcdt a1gc'
nebnt. 3ie Godite Sempcratnr mar
73 @rab nm A llbr Na6nl!ttags uno
bic nicbrigite 80 @rao I'M 6 llbr
Worgens.
Sn Den onoeren 9unoes @cttct.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ocS Sunoes
wltr6cn Die folgenoen b0diten Cent
pcrotilren per5eihnct: Goitport 68,
Iortlonb G6, Bolton 66, glbonp "A.
Icp yorf 70, Tbilooelpbio 70, Oft
Iantic Gitp &C, Cape Wiap 66, 8aib'
ington 70, Norfolf 66, Sattcras 10,
Charlotte 70, 8ilmington = ,Souon'
nab 76, Sodionpile 70, Snpiter IS,
Sen 8eit SO, sltlonta "A, Wtontgo'
nlerp 50, SEEM Orleans 50, Eoleltine
Sc, @alpelton 81, Corpus GbriItie IS.
Wfcmpbis 81, Cincinnati 81, SittS'
burg IA, Osipego 66, Buffalo "a,
GlcpeIanb 70, Tetroit "a, alpena 6S.
Wiorqucttc 70, Green Ban 66, Gbica.
90 70, Tulutb 66, ct. Eoul rs, ct.
Souls 90, &onios Gitp 80, Omaha S6,
Srtron IS, 9isnlord 96, @iQilton 80,
Sabre 50, Selena "A, Salt Cafe @itp
81, 9cnoer 81, Nurtb Blattc 81, Goo
&c Gitp so, Imarillo 50, Sos Ingc'
les 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

Wubte iein eiaeneS &inb
berbuten. - Gor Hi6ter 2etpis
IN Der iiiblid)en Toli5ciltotion itono
gcitern Gin ilnges @bepoar, Ser IS.
idbrige Clarence Surpep unb Die IS.
jIbrige Gli5obetb llriprllh Sorpcp,
inter Der acknowledging, ieinen 81
terra, bc5m. Shruiegereltern, Sergeal1t
Soris ltrIprufL bonn iiioliden 81.
i:rift, uno 5rolt, SIS 9oorgeIh unb
teribieoene neutrality-suspicious..
DC geltoblen 81 boben. Surpep pilr.
sc Dem 8eriftsperfabrcn iibermieien,
ipdbrenb Die iltsenblide Gbefrau lid,
oils Minberiabrige Dor Dem Sugeno-
@eridt 81 uerantporten buben miro.
Sergeant ltripriib erfiiate bel oicicr
Gclegenbeit Die unangenebme BE-
iufspflibt, feline eigenc Sodter nno
,cinen S6lpie9criobn ielbIt perboiten
,u miiiien. Gie 9eioen batten iif inn
Sunni os. IS. betmlib in Gaicott.
Gitp trallell laiien unb lebten felt Ser
Set bel ben gItern ser 9ralit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Tentid)er &iinitlcr bier.

@ilohouer aorl Burger bon God)en
5ilr Belt IN Baltimore, - Sit eilt
Solbbrllber bcS Serrn 8orl 5.
WiQar. - Die bci0en Scrrtll traa
zen iid 5ufdnia auf Dem Gompiar
nWoin".
Serr aarl Burger, elm n%onbofter
9il0bnucr bon MADDEN, meilt 5ilr 3eit
IN Baltimore oltf 9eilld). Strr Dur.
ger lit ein Solbbruoer bes beutid)ell
Observation-Disclosures Scrrn &nrl :. 8il.
lar an Der Wop.S tra6e. Die bei0sn
9riibcr troien ai,f bem Sampicr
Main" 5uiommcn. SER @illor febr.
ic nod elmer 5lueimonatlifen europa
reiie oilf Dem Compiler nWoin" bier.
fer 5uriid, unb SER Burger botte lid)
orrf bemielben 3nmpier cinacidtift,
nm Serrn @iQor in Baltimore eincn
unsrnartctcn 0eiud) objnitottct. 90
ole beibcn Serren chamber felt pielen
Sabret niht bon In9eiid)t 81 Ingt'
iidt geiebsn. fiibrtcn MIR sic Nomcn
81 DEM sescnieitigcn Grfcnuen. Cab
Die Sreube grob iuor, lGBt lid bcnfcn.
Serr Burger, Scr fir feline &otcritoot
Madden ben Gunitbrunncn oni Dem
gobnbofsplat acihofien bot, orbcitrt
BUR 3cit al einem grunncnbcntmal.
oen n@ebrboften Sdmieh bon
Iaden" boritelenb, Der 1913 oen
Hoilbritter 8rofen BON Siilih CT.
ifllg. Gr lit aud 2ebrer al ser
gudcner Sunitifule. Serr Burger
bat iid Glide bon 9altimpre's Cent.
mGlern on1cicbcn unb gcbt beute III.
Ter Siibrln9 bts Serrn @illor nob
Der gunhess Sauptitabt, nm bie borti.
aen aunItif1tc 81 itlbiren. Tas
@olfsleben IN Baltimore aefGat ibm
iebr gut. Dit DEM Tompfer yaaiier
@ilbelm Scr 8robc" tritt Serr Bur.
ger ndditen Ticnitag bic Scimreiic
OIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
@tptiS!

Die @odjcnansgabe beg r9cntidcn
Gorrcipunbcntcr," mcldJc nGd)itcn
Trcitas MOrgcn cridcint, luirS bic
gcridjte iibcr Sen r9cntidcn Saa"
nnS Die aruRc O%cmOfratiidc Maiicn'
ucriammlnns lit Der @affcnballc Ses
f%iinftcn Hcgimcnts cntbaltcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
6ebbcI's einaiaes NteIier.

Iir babcn ntr Gin gteIier in 8aIti.
mOre, nno has bcfinoet iid in Der
Gtasc 81 cbener Grbe, 0r. 321, Moro.
@ap-, maize Sisb-str. 9inoer.Tbu.
t~Osrapbiem cine sbcsiaIitdt. - Seine
Msentcn nub feline Sreppen sa itsiseu.
5. 9ebbel. 6. Grni, 0eid6ftsfi4rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
ctfiSlener etamb Der Gfubs.

Ste Gonpention oes Worp.
lanoer 9anfier-@ ereins tagt beute I'M
gelpeoere-Sotel. Webrere Sunbert
5inan5leute BON austparts iinb in Scr
Staot. Benin ganfett am 5reitag
abenO lperben Der iriibere Sbot.
amtsiefrstdr 2esIie ~. Sbap uno Ser
gnnoes Sdabmeiiter Charles $.
Sreot iprehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
217 Cit.BaItimore' Strase.
Sbeu. S. 0iener &: So.

Dentides unO an6eres ansI1uoi.
ldes @eIo sefaufs uno perfauft.
@eloienounsen beiorgt nad Geutid.
Lamb Oeitreid. @ubIano u. +. no.
@edieI ausgeitcIlt auf a,isIanoiIde
9anfen. Greoitbriefe uno 9ropeIers
Cheques.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

Eerionalnoti5en. = Serr s.
g. Warfsq, Hotionolbonfs Gramino-
tor fir Warplnnb, liegt in Eroctor,
Hopa Scotia, on elmer Complication
BON aranfbeiten bornieoer. Sreoe.
rid, Wb., lit isin @eburtsort.
- 9r. Sbomas &. 9lenoenin, mel
der unter Mapor Sapes YrGiibent
Der Earfbeborbe mar, bot am Wontag
Die @ittme 6rou Marp 8. GugIiib
bon golipar, $3.50, sebeiratbrt. gr
mar ieit 1896 @ittmel.
Or. Sugb $. Doung bot cine
guropureiic areatreten. Or febrt i'm
Sftober nod Baltimore 3lriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

mcbr ais 1000 N%}nioritGt iiir Oos ers
ltere obgebcn ioQtc. Nic lid oos &c.
Italten mag, lat iid sur Belt nod
nid)t nbltben. Nlbcr aus ser aolonne
bon Stooter, bic nod Dor 5mei Mona.
ten ais u0aiQ iihcr fiir Gait biltqe.
felt iper0cn fonntcn, lit Worplon0
mlnmebr in bic &~otc0oric Der 5tpcifef.
bofttn Stooten gcriidt morOen. Gle
0cnofroten in MnrpIdn0 iinO in Die,
ier Gompngnc oiBcrorOentIid tbdti1,
bciOc 6liigc( orbGiten bornloniid alf
Dos nGmliobe 3icI los, uno pS ip0re
~feintalpegS 81 b%erluun0crn, lucnn Die
odJt Stimmcn Worplanb's I'M No.
pcnl6cr in ser oenofrotiiden aolonne
0cfunOcn iperocn ioltcn."
Scbr bc3ei6neno.
0ub Die rcpublifonliden Gam.
po0nefiibrer 9lngit befommen be5iig.
lid OeS StooteS Morplono, gebt ans
ser Sbotiohe berpor, Dob Scrr Sitd).
cod, Der Goriibcr 0eS repltblifol1iihen
Notionol.GomiteS, sic Scrren @nl. g.
Sodion, OoS MorpIGnoer WitglieO
ocS republifoniidcn Nntionol-Gomi.
ties, Sbomas EorrnL 8orliber beS re.
pltblifnnii6en Stnots. l.Gpmi.
tes;. SnlnnbsS tcuercinnebmcr Ybil.
lips See @oIosborougb, ser I'M erIten
GonGreBbiitrifte Die Gompognc lcitet;
Scnrp &. 9ofer pom 5%lueiten Gongreb.
Giitrift; Or. Sdcriit Geo. u. Gobgett
bonn oritten Giitrift, @nl. 9. Ylntt
bonn uicrten' Giitrift, Sponep e.
@uoO, GonercB;G onoi>dt i'm 5. 81.
itrift, ltirnn @eofac u. Pearre, Son,
9reb.Gonoibnt i'm 6, niitrift, nod
Nem-9orf getllien bot, nm nit ibnen
Die Sage III Worplano 81 beiprehcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

Sm Grade / It 81 II T.. - Inter
5oblrci6cr getbeiIigung BON 2ciotro'
gcnbcp mllroell gcitcrn Morgen Die
irbiifen llcbcrrcite Der onl Sonntog
pcrltor6cncn Srou barbara $. 8odilS
altf Dem fl. Grloier- Sricoboie SIR let.
ten Hllbe 9ebcttet, nndoem porbcr in
Der fotboliihcn Stride ser ,llnbcflcd.
ten GnpiGnNniB" Ourh Gotcr SomeS
$. Ncf Gin fcierlideS Sodonlt cclcb.
rirt mor0tn lpor. &ielc ifone Din.
mcnipcnoen i6miiftcn oen Sorg. Ils
@obrtndtrGgcr iul9irten Die &crren:
&oicpb mo 8ilbelm Blair, @corg
@obel, Scinrid Sen6el, @torg @nls
erS mo Sobu Sef. 3ie Scritor6enc
muroc inn Sabre 1913 in Selicn.
Gormltoot, 0eutihlano, gcborcn mo
fom i'm Sitter bon IL Sobrcn nab sic.
lem 2nn0e. Sicr p%erbeirotbctc tic iih
nit benz 9Gfermciltcr ). Gctcr 60.
dllS, Der ibr Dor etlpo flint Monaten
I'M Seot b%pranaing. 2eidlcnbeltutter
@iaiom 5. Sbiuing leitete oos 9e.
grG6nib.
- Nod elmer icierlidcn Ncolliem.
Welic in Der ct. SofoblS STRIDE ionb
Gicnltag Gormittn9 Die @%ccroigr1g
oes onl ~. September inn Alter bon
40 Subten 9eitorbencn Srrr. Ssobn
3lmmcrmonn bon Tr. 1918. Noro.
Gollington-Gpenue inter GROCER 9e.
tbeiligung bon 2ci0trogen0en ollf
Dem ISL. GrlGicr. Srieoboie" Itott.
lllltcr Den pielrn prGdtigen 9lllmen.
'tilfcn, mclde Den Sorg itmiidten,
befonocn iih iold,c bon Srn. 5reo.
Stieff, 0cm Mrbeitgeber oes Terltor-
6cncn, ben grbeitern bon Stiefi's
Etonoiobrif, ben Serrcn Sobn Nic.
oeibofer, Senrp S1leumes, gcrnb.
9aafe, @tn. Smnpof illlb gnoeren.
Sic lctte gbre ais 9abrtu1trGger CT.
micien nem 3abingeidieSencn flint
Nrbeiter bon Stieff's 8ianofabrit
uno Sr. Ssobn Y. @artholme. Sprr
3ilnnermanii purbe am 26. Topen.
Der 1868 III ct. Y0lten bel @ien ae.
boren uno fam Dor 2 Sobren gum
5~lueiten Wole nah Mmerifo. Seit Is
Sabren mar er nit Der ieBiaen
@ittme, Srau Sclene, geb. Stoub,
perbeiratbet. Neben 2cbtercr binters
l1Bt er 5mei Sobne uno o6t Sohtcr,
iopie einen 9rlioer uno cine Sdipe.
itcr in Scitrcid.
Ser er it, &c f it in Ma.
rplanb itelte iid IN ser Natt bon
Gienitag altf geitern in @aibington-
Gorntp ein. Ter 6roit mor ober nidt
bon 9eosutung mo that feinen Sha.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Undertakings : @cgluciicr.

TWFF"HWV ~NNUFUN'TN|F
,9tnocmic" - Set.
,Nnntturinm" r1bC promoters.
s&iuucn's" r6rom Slna Gina TO CELEBRITY"
.r6prb's" y3be Time, tbe YlQte aro the
Wlrl".
,@nncth" 60 Grader Sads".
uSulltonn" Cutters Gait Stdno".
uWinrhlnno" aclib'S aNH Stur"sTnltoes
billie unn SunoclhiloCr.
,giclp M|iuuumenial" - 9&iuima5' rSoeaIs".
2ubiu'e, 40I-4t0 Eftsgaltimpre' Strnhe -
SGalih NuoeUtlrsS oritelluHgcH Iu6 9Sdnoels
biloer.
Zen War. GigIi6e 9rfuritonet.
,glcitcrn MurHIunos gnbu" Iom 10. bis
Is. september panoner Satr.
,NriDn" - Sonuida, ben 20. Septcmbcr,
Standardization per Sampler yGouife".
,WcrmnntnsS nrnurrcin" - Sonniag. Den 81.
S%cptcmbcr, Ncrbit @usflia un1 Zen. Uiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

Ct GongrcB 9(b8cOr0neter 6ront
s. @odJter trat gcItcrn in iein AS.
2ebcnSiobr elm. Som murOe Don 3obls
reidcn 6reun0cn 0rat1lirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Gem @eridtsperab
Ii berDieen II. Ger Siihler

NeW 9erl uD I
Ii berniefen. Ger SiidIer
Charles @rebe, ipelder, pie geltern i'm
yGentI6en Gorreiponocnten" berib-
tct. inter Dem Ierbahte itebt, Den
Soo bes @aItpirtbes gIbert Nebr BON
Nr, 2tt. Siio-Yacaitr., ourd einen
Sdlag NIT eincm giergloie peridul-
Oct 81 baben, ur,o melher, nohoem err
beillabe ein Sabr lang pergeblid bon
ben geboroen geiudt mar, am Giens.
tag enoli6 perbaftet poroen tpor,
tpurbe g~eitern bon 9obi 2oosn in ser
peItlihen Goli5eiitation Dem @eridts-
perfabren iibcrmieien. 9ie Wobnab-
me erfolgte obne gerbanbluna auf
9rilnb oes berSeitiaen 9efunoes ser
9oroners- SSllrp. Ser 8orfaa ereia-
itete lid am Is, Ieoember Dor. SSobres.
Sr. Nebr itarb am 81. oeiielben Wo.
mats i'm ltniperiitats -Soipital.
safe tRr's Nustaab teipraf q. Natue, NJ.
ilSs Ghs6alttnsyesets., uate GxNpu 0sxte n,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
LIFE OF BATTLE SHIPS
Vessels Which Fought at Santiago Are Almost
Out of Date To-day.

NOR as big as a postage stamp compared
TO the modern aTmOTed cruisers. con-
slider her only fit for transport work.
She carries S-inch guns. but -hey should
be taken out Of her and a light battery
put in
In regard to the Spanish war battle
feet Admiral Bowles said: THE Massa-
chusetts and Indiana to-day are out
classed by the new battle ships In size, IN
number of guns. and accuracy OF fire.
They would have little chance against
tho new ships. These battle ships, how
ever, are BY no means obsolete. They
still can steam as fast as ever they can
fire their guns as accurately as ever, and
against any but battle ships of the first
class would give a good account OF them
selves. They will have 10 be taken out
Of the battle feet IN a year or two and
put in a separate class They still have
plenty of life and will probably remain
on the active list for i've years and more.
Development Less Rapid.
"The battle ships OF the Spanish war
period viii have life. perhaps, of twenty
years. I think, however, the new bat
tie ships VIII be efficient for a longer
period. I do not think the naval devel-
opment OF The next twenty years Will be
quite as rapid as for the last twenty
years. OF course one always thinks that.
but there are grounds for it in this case. %
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

In the roster OF the great fleet Of bat
tie ships which sailed for the Pacific
one looks in vain for the names made
famous In the war with Spain. The Mas
sachusetts. the Indiana, the Iowa, the
Texas, and the Oregon, the superb fleet
which destroyed the Spanisrds at Santi-
ago-not one of them is included. Yet
ten years ago those vessels were among
the most formidable fighting machines in
the world, and most people to-day. when
they think OF the new navy. think OF the
Oregon and the Massachusetts.
Kansas, Louisiana, connecticut. YER
mont-those names convey little mean
ing as applied to war ships because the
vessels have no history; they are new
Yet any naval officer viii admit that
any one of these ships could blow the
Massachusetts out of the water.
The Spanish war battle ships were not
good enough to make the Pacific cruise.
In the first place they were too slow.
None of these could steam faster than
fifteen or sixteen knots. even when new.
The new battle ships are faster.
German naval men place the life of
d battle slip at from twenty TO twenty
FIVE years. American naval men think
that fifteen 10 twenty years is long
enough.
Rear Admiral BOwIes' Views.
Rear Admiral Bowles, United States
navy. retired, the president Of the Fore
River Ship and Engine Company. be-
Heves that fifteen years. or twenty at
the most, is as long las a battle ship can
be regarded as efficient under present
conditions He thinks that the armored
cruiser class has an even shorter life.
Two OF the most famous Spanish war
vessels. the Brooklyn and the New York,
are now temporarily out OF commission.
and the government is considering what
TO do with them. Admiral Bowles has
decided opinions on the subject
Il don't think these vessels are worth
the money fer rehtting them" he said.
"They are not armored cruisers at all
in the sense of the modern armOred
cruiser; they are not even protected cruis-
ers. The New York has a patch OF ar
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
JEWS IN THE DOUMA.
Third Russian Congress Has but
Two.


The third Douma has only two Jewish
members. Nisselevitch and Friedmann.
who have never held Office before and are
not so prominent among their people as
some Of the men who were elected men,
bers Of the previous Doumas.
'fnasmuch as the progressive element
has less than half as many votes in the
present body as TIE reactionary party -
Gays DR.. Burger, in Berlin paper, land
remembering that in the f0rmer. evenly
balanced body the talented Jewish mem
beTs could do nothing for their people, it
is not wise to expect much from the
group OF two. One can never foretell
what may take place in a legislative body
like the one in Russia, but it is safe to
predict that unless they are men of ex-
traUrdinary genius the group OF two will
play an unimportant part IN the proceed
ings'
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
HOST WHO LOVES ART
German Innkeeper Finds
Time to Create.
MAY BE A REORGANIZATION

Beaver street HOsteIry FiIIed ,,ith
works OF Painters of Fatherla,a
Owner Occasionally Turns Et.
Hands 10 other Work Than pr.
pairing Menus and Greetings.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
A Lady of Note.

She was muscsl quite, 50 she made her gown
OF organdie. cle7erly planned
With accordion plaits running all up and down,
And fiuted 20 beat the band
She looked truly swell, and would frequently harI
On being high-toned and all that.
And. OF course 20 3 natural had TO sharp
Enough TO abide 10 fat
Boston Transcript.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
BIRTHDAY OF QUEBEC
France, England, and Amer
lea to Celebrate.
TERCENTENARY THIS YEAR

Fitting Observance 10 BE Held i'm
Fall-PIans for Marking Historic
spots and Erecting Memorial for
Heroes of Battles Yaged over Pos
session of Northern City.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
At Least Not Profane.

A decided brunette. by name Piekens.
Was arrested for stealing some chickens
When they asked her to swear.
She replied dsbOnair:
Il only know deuce. darn and dickens.
-IAppincottA
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
AN ORATORICAL GEM.
Mixed Figures of speech in Far
Australia.

Here Is a gem from the latest speech of
Hon. E. W. O'Sullivan, a prominent MEM
ber OF the parliament OF New South
Wales: 'The present ministry may blum
der along for a few months, but while
gazing at the stars they will stumble over
the pebbles and the ambulance viii take
them 10 the hospital where the grinnIng
skulls Of their. predecessors are stored"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
whnt She said in Rhymes

A Young lady residing in Cass. H..
Said % her beau: Alas, WIN,
You call night and day
And have so much 10 say
That the neighbors cal you my Gas Bill"
Chicago Nsws
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

There are some who are Of the opinion
that a symbolicaI statue Of the nature
described might perhaps Jar with the
ancient associations a picturesque aspect
of this most impressive and beautiful Of
al the cities OF the New World But
whatever be the determination reached
about the matter, it has already been
unanimously resolved that imposing mon
uments are 70 be erected IN the national
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-30
Correct Legal Blanks, Record Office
FOOTBALL TEAM MISSED
DANCE IN ITS HONOR

The football team of the Military
Institute was delayed on It's trip home
from the Thanksgiving game at Las
Cruces, the snow making it impossible
for them to reach Roswell Saturday,
and they missed the dancing party
that was given in their honor at the
Institute that night. The boys got as
far only as the halfway house Satur-
day evening, and spent the night in
the comfortable quarters of Need
more. Three of them, Scanlon, Hill
and Kilburn, did not leave Torrance
Saturday, their driver turning back
on account of a shortage of gasoline
when only a short distance out of the
junction city. They are expected to
arrive today.
One of the players described their
trip over from Torrance as having
been tough. He said: I'VE left Tor
rance Saturday morning at six o'clock.
1t was showing hard and was bitter
cold before we reached the halfway
house, which was at three O'Clock that
afternoon. We had dinner and started
out at four, but with the nov ter
inches deep and more falling, and dark
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-30

ness coming on fast, it was agreed
that the best thing was to return to
Needmore for the night, and we re-
traced our tracks four miles and had
supper. Sleeping quarters were limit.
ed, considering that eighteen persons
had to spend the night in the half
way house. Our trip from Needmore
Sunday. beginning early and ending
at 4:30, was long and cold"
With the football teams member
ship out, the attendance at the dance
was not SO large as usual, but those
present all had a good time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-30
WANTED

WANTED:- Manager for branch of
fee we wish to locate here in Ros-
well. Address, The Morris Whole
sale House, Cincinnati. Ohio. 24t30*
wANTED:- a second hand 10 b. p.
gasoline engine in first class work
ing order. Address, P. A. Johnson,
s. s. Ranch. 33tf
WANTED TO Buy 20 to go acres
near Roswell, ready for irrigation.
Give full details as-to water, price,
location, etc. Address w. T. Lam
bert, 1863 Both Street, DesMoines,
Iowa. 34t2*
WANTED.- At once, girl for general
-housework, 40 s. KY, phone 80.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-30

We now have a large amount of
LAND SCRIP on hand; $500 per ac-
re if taken in 160-acre blocks. This
is the only way to obtain a title to
government land without living on it.
There is no other cost to scrip but
the filing fees at U. S. Land Office.
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-30
Male e Wanted.

You are ambitious and possess at
least an average amount of act and
perseverance,. Therefore. we want you
and viii pay you $75 a month for TAX
ing only four orders q day. You can
earn q big income. We furnish all
supplies free Write today to Manager.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-30

Prof. w. S. Hicks, principal of the
Artesia high school, who vas here at
tending the teachers association, went
home Sunday night, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Berda Hicks, who will
spend a week at Artesia.