davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28

Mrs. Pond. Of St. Louis. is the
guest of Mrs. Maj. Waddill.
N. C. Tidmore Is suffering
with an attack Of erysipelas.
DR.. Swope was called to Hills
boro this week on Q professional
trip.
Mrs. L. G. Britton and son,
Frank. have gone to Texas on q
visit.
Quite a number Of our people
will be leaving next week for
the coast.
Willie Shakespeare was in the
city Saturday for q brief visit
with his friends.
FoR SALE-2 claims. 160 acres
each. homestead or desert. Will
sell cheap. Inquire at this Office.
Miss Yam. q popular young
lady Of Albuquerque.i the guest
of Mrs. ]. B. Hodgdon.
J. 7. Channel. a recent arrival
here. Is building a home in the
valley southwest Of town.
Remember the commencement
exercises OF the public school at
the opera house tonight.
Mrs. Ford has returned to her
home in Santa Fe after a very
pleasant with friends in the city.
s. Lindauer will move into
the handsome Carr residence. re-
Gently vacated by W. H. Nc
Donald.
FoR sALE-Gasolins range, buggy
and harness, good fresh mich COW. In
quire Of MRS. JOHN WARREN, LIST
door south Of Catholic church.
Harry Whitehill was down
from the river Wednesday shak-
Ing hands with his numerous
friends.
Mr.. E. H.. Bickford. manager
of the Rio Mimbrss Irrigation
Co., was 4 prominent guest Of
the city Friday.
May. which is now at the point
Of giving Us q fearful adios. has
been about the coolest known
here in years.
Judge Parker and Billie Mar
tin returned TO their respective |
homes at Las Cruces and Socorro
Wednesday night.
The Alumni banquet at the
Harvey House Wednesday night
was q most enjoyable affair and
noteworthy social function.
Billie Foster was in Saturday
enjoying the cordial welcome Of
his friends. Billie is long on
many ideas, especially in the
cattle line.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28

venien ce.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28
Lost.

A small gold open face Waltham
watch. monogram in raised gold(F .L.R
on back. Face Of watch n pink tint
with gold hands and blue letters. Suit
able reward. s. LINDAUER.
Lost between s and 6 o'clock be-
tween Harvey House and Kinnear's
Drug Store. May q, 1893.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28
Prisoners Away.

The prisoners sentenced at the
session Of court just closed, were
taken to the pen Wednesday
night by officers Kealey and Beal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28
Notice for PublIcation

Department Of the Interior, US. Land
Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ, May
Il, 1909.
Notice 10 hereby given that Claudius
l. Hines, OF Deming, N. NJ, who, on
November Is, 1906 rade Homestead En-
Try No. 1858 tserial 0l952) for SEA.
Sec. 81, Township "a s, Range WIN. M.
p. Meridian, has filed notice OF intention
TO make Final Communication Proof, to
establish claim to the land above DE-
scribed. before B. Y. McKeyes, u. 3.
Commissioner, at Deming, N. NJ, on
the End day Of July. 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Al v. Wilkinson, OF Deming, N. NJ.
John w. jackson, &"
Warren w. Johnson. I" Z"
William f. Hines, Jr. t" I"
= jose GONZALES. Register.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28

Gaylord & Daniel will build,
paint and paper that new home
for you. Best of workmanship
and material. Guarantee lower
prices than any other building
firm in. Deming. See us today
and save money.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28

FoR SAIR-A small stock ranch with
good improvements; plenty Of water;
i60 acres patented land and suiFieisnt
range for 500 head Of cattle. viii In
cluds In sale 30 head Of cattle. team Of
horses, wagon, tools, etc. Address
JOHN bANCSTQN, catnhray, ". u,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28

maj limit Uct- oIbt, I5O5.
Above rates are for first-class round
trip tickets. More liberal stopover
privileges THAI ever before are az
forded and great diversit6 Of routes
allowed.
Time tables. Pullman reservations
and other information on application
at Santa Fe ticket Office.
w, 3. CLARK, Agent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-28

Commencement Ex ercises at Clark q
opera house Friday evening. May 2S.at
+ o'clock.
Some beautiful drills win be given at
the Commencement exercises by the
primary grades.
Helen Swope has the brightest rec
ord for attendance Of any pupil In the
school. She has attended school regu-
larry for three years without q single
tauiy mark. We hope Helen will not
break this fine record during her next
three years Of school life.
The net receipts from the Ice cream.
social at the school exhibit vii be
about 5000, which win be .,used 10
swell the piano fund. The pupils feel very
grateful TO the public for their patron.
age and especially to Mesdames Moir,
ThurmoDd and Meyer. who prepared
the ice cream and sherbet. Many citi-
zens expressed n desire that the school
exhibit be made an annual affair.
All the classes in the high school
with the exception Of the Freshman
were very much surprised Thursday
morning to see handsome pennant Of
lavender and orange adjoining the front
wall, but before they were over their
surprise the Freshman class loud and
strong gave the following yell:
Raspberry short-cake, gooseberry pie,
Victory
Are we in il i! Well, guess.
Freshmen, Freshmen,
Yesl Yes! Yes!
The school exhibit was a great sue
cess. Several hundred visitors were
present each afternoon and were high
ly pleased with the work exhibited. II
put the patrons in close touch with tho
work Of the schools and the beneficial
results viii be manifested in the adj
vancement next year. The ice cream
social also was a decided success; %
gallons Of cream and sherbet were
consumed; 5St persons were served.
Three different tables We'd with each
other in serving the greatest number.
The following are the receipts:
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
TO
Be GREAT EVENT
All Preliminary Arrangements Com
pIete For Great Celebration 70
Be Held Here July 5.

Ninita is 70 have the grandest In
dependence Day celebration ever held
in this part Of the state All Of the
committees having the preparations
for this big celebration in hand. met
last night 10 report and consider
plans for making the celebration big
ger than was originally proposed. Al
this meeting all OF the preliminary ar
rangements we're made and the com
mittees win now get busy in carrying
out these plans
Every citizen in Ninita. who is i'm
terested in making this celebration
the grandest ever held in rhis section
and 10 the entertainment of Craig and
surrounding counties on JAY 9Th. are
requested to attend the meetings
which viii be called from time TO
time in order 70 see that nothing goes
undone to make the celebration Just
what is claimed for t.
Eminent speakers OF the southwest.
including Senator Gore aud Congress
man Creager viii be invited 70 speak
al Vinita's great celebration
The days festivities are 10 be helS
at Electric park. where there win be
swimming races. boat races. tub
races. bicycle races. automaBiie races
potato races and every other event
that can be had for the amusement OF
the great crowd that is expected It
is the intention OF the various com
mittees to see that there is not dull
moment during the entire day At
night there will be Al spectacular dis.
PLAY Of fireworks.
Monday. July 5, viii long be remem.
bered in Vinita.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
WHEELS IN MOTION
FOR COUNTY FAIR
Definite Action Taken Preparatory to
Holding Big County Fair IN
Vinita This Fall
From Saturdays Daily

Prom Saturdays Daily
At the meeting Of the Commercial
club last night the wheels we're set
N motion for a big Craig county fair
70 be held here next fall About S700
Ia stock IN the association was sub
seribed before the meeting adjourned
4 committee consisting Of twenty-one
men was appointed to take mp the PRO.
position and work up enthusiasm and
to secure the funds necessary 20 make
the atfair grand success
None Of the details for the fair were
discussed AZ any length but It is ths
intention to ofer premium ON every
kind OF live stock and farm produee
grown in the county and 70 make It
essentially a farmers fair or course
lt IS Intended to have races. but they
are 10 be a secondary part of the ar
rangements Every Iuducement pos.
slbie viii be held out to the farmers
of the county, and their hearty cooper.
alton in the fair is greatly desired
Besides the discussion eg tAe fair
proposition about the only other bust.
ness transacted by the club. was the
changing Of The bylaws So that The
regular weekly meetings VIII be held
on Thursday nights instead Of Friday
nights as in the past
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
INSPECTORS CHALLENGE IS
ACCEPTED BY GOVERNMENT
TwO Inspectors Ordered to East St. Louis to
Make Complete Investigation of Alleged
JTnsGnitGry Methods in Packing Plant
Says System Costs 100000
Per Year and is Worthless

and farce Sir. Secretary. the pack
ers are getting today from 20 to 50
per cent o.. what ought 10 be- con
demned and destroyed
III you please. Mr. Secretary. ! have
seen from 200 to 800 pounds of lard
spilled on the floor and which ran
down into an open sewer in the floor
the sewer outlet being quickly blocked
and said lard taken up from the floor
and ont Of sewer. both Of which we're
unelean and unsanitary from walking
over and the sputum and filth which
naturally finds its way into any sewer.
"And your Drs. Clancy and Meadors
passed same to the packers over the
protest Of the inspector on that floor
and it went 70 the public markets T.
) inspected and nassed.
Harms cites several specific IN
stances OF lax inspection methods. de-
elaring that meat condemned BY sub
inspectors has been later released 70
the packers by higher officials in The
service.
Chief Inspector Clancy. discussing
the charges. asserted that such cases
were not uncommon because the duties
Of the chief inspector called for de-
cisions IN matters Of doubt.
Many Of the other charges I am
sure cannot be true. said Or. Clancy.
The conditions cited by Harms would
not be tolerated for instant. lie
has not complained TO me about my
decisions nor TO my assistant. Or. VII
liam H. Mesdors. We are ready 10.
be investigated any time
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
SOLDIERS MAY NOT
GET THEIR BOOZE
cormanaant at IT. Riley Objects to
Delivery Of Liquor Shipped BY
Kansas City Firm.

Junction City. Kaus.. Jnne i4-An
express car loaded with beer and
whisky, consigned to enlisted men at
Fort Riley. has been placed under
guard hy Col Ward posi- command
ant The guards are instructed not to
permit the delivery of any Of the liq
uor to the men to whom il is consign.
ed at the express company Office at
Fort Riley.
A representative OF "a Kansas City
liquor house made a canvass Of the
men at the post. soliciting liquor or
.ders tor shipment by express. requir-
Ing payment in advance. He did Sc
much business that a special car was
put n She Union Pacific train ont of
Kansas City Saturday evening to carry
the liquor
Colonel Ward heard Of the expected
arrival OF the car and it will be placed
under guard Immediately Since tie
lid has gone on IN Junction City and
the soldiers have been unable toi get
whisky in small quantities they have
been buying It ia Kansas City. having
it shipped out and keeping It IN sheir
quarters.
The presence of so much liquor IN
the quarters has interfered with disei-
pline 20 an extent that the aotAn OF
Saturday night WAS taken.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
WANTED MRS. GOULD TO
CUT OUT THE BOOZE"
BY Associated Press.


New York, June IA large crowd
gathered IN the county court house to-
dsy. TO ltend the trial Of the suit for
separation Of katherine Clemmons
Gould against Howard Gould Special
police measures were necessary to
preserve order The examination Of
Mrs G0uld wil be- continued. George
6 Could vii testify a. 10 the el dt
u the fortune Of Howard Gould
The deposition oi Eli John Sells.
Mrs Goulds cousin. was read, In
which be stated the conditions upon
which Howard Gould offered reconcile.
alton with bis wife Some Of the con
altions NeFe that Mrs Gould was not
20 interfere with the management Of
Castle Gould. she must abstain from
inioxlcauts and was to agree to the
regulation Of her personal finances
Mrs Gould would not admit the
specifications Of this agreement to the
court bat said they asked her 60 sign
paper % abstain from lutoxlcants.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
IRRIGATION PLANNED
FOR TEXAS COUNTY

Guthrie Okla, June 1.-THE Green
Valley Irrigation Ditch company OF
Guymon Okla. filed with the secre.
tary ct the agricultural board plans
for an Irrigation ditch through sec
tions i5 and ie IN township 10 north.
range l6 b. c NJ. Texas county.
The company asks for the privilege
of taking nine cubic feet Of water per
second from Beaver rner for lrrlga.
tion purposes The application is
signed by Warren Keen. Lee Brown
and Blanche Brown. Under the law
Of 1905. the secretary Of the board
Of agriculture is ex-oflcie state en-.
gineer, hence his duty to Die such
papers The law has since been modi.
fed SO that the state instead Of the
secretary gets the fees.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18

By Associated Press
washington % c.. June 1.-THE
department Of agriculture today &C.
cepted The challenge Of ] F. Harms.
government meat inspector at ST
Louis who ln rendering his resigna.
ton made serious charges against the
meat inspection system ia East ST
Louis. and two government inspectors
have been ordered 70 s. Louis with
Instructions 70 make an immediate
and thorough Investigation
Harms. who has gone 70 his home IN
Fremont o. asserts that he resigned
because be could not tolerate the con.
ditions be saw and that inspectors in
charge Of the bureau Of animal indus.
try are too lenient with the packers.
he says no animus prompted his let.
ter
After asserting that "U S. inspect.
ed and passed" as It appears on prod
ucts Of all the packing houses is
meaningless because Of the inadequacy
Of the inspection. Harms says In part
in the letter
The inspection at the National
stock yards. Illinois. Is costing the peo-
pie approximately 100000 a year. and
IL Is not actually worth 81 to them
For when the word Is passed from the
inspector IN charge on to the inspec-
tors actually doing the work on the
floors that they are getting too many
condemned animals and to change the
grading what does that mean? II
means that the whole thing Is rotten
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
BOARD DENIES PARDON
TO FORMER OUTLAW

Guthrie okla. June i2 Tom Jones.
member Of the Dalton outlaw gang.
who Is serving a life term fer killing
deputy United states marshal IN an
Oklahoma battle at ingalls, in 1893.
was denied pardon yesterday hy the
state pardon board Jones right name
Is Daueherty, Of a prominent family.
Several years ago he frustrated an
attempt Of Bill Rudolph TO kin Leat.
euworth prisoner and make his escape
Rudolph later was hanged near ST.
Louis for murder
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18

Kansas Clty No. June il-Bariag
the terrific wind storm which prevail.
Cd throughout thar section last night,
the Kansas City Mexico 4 Orient
passenger train was blown from a
bridge across the Braz0s river near
Knox Clig. Tex one passenger. J. +.
stafford of Croweil Tex was killed.
The details received here are very
meagte, as the wires are IN bad shape
but Il is knoNp that the train was
running a. a speed Of twenty miles
an hour when the accident occurred
and had just run on the bridge when
a sudden blow sent il rolling into the
almost dry bed u the river belos
The baggage ear and three coaches
toppled over but the weight Of the
engine prevented il from leaving TIE
rails. That more persons were not
injured Is due to the fact that AZ the
point where the train left the rails
the 90 Is but ten feet deep Further
dispatches say four persons were kill
ed in a tornado AZ sueders. one hun.
dred miles vest of Fort Worth and a
section camp al South Wichita. Tex.
was completely destroyed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
DOUBLE KILLING
At CLAREMORE
Policeman MSsley Takes Life Of His
Wife And Is Himself Killed
While Resisting Arrest

Claremore, Okla Iune IA don.
BE- Killing took pltae here Saturday
evening in which "a f. Mosley and
wife both iost their lives and the
three children OF the couple are Taft
.orDhans 1Iosley shot his wife and
while attempting q make his escape
vas shot down by County shenin
Stephens
The Moaleys bad had some family
troubles Mrs. Mesley was taking
steps to sell some OF the household
furniture Saturday evening when Mes
ley who was on the police force.
came up te the hogse from down aswn.
Hot words followed ending Ia his
shooting Mrs Mosley through the
heart She died instantly.
Their two sons. aged 1e and f2. at.
tempted to bold the father following
the shooting while the nine year old
sister could peone for officers. Bat he
ESCAPED them ami was making his
escape when Sheriff Stephens started
iu pursuit in his buggy
The sheriff called 10 Mosley 10 stop
that be did not want 10 shoot. but the
fleeing criminal halted only long
enough 20 shoot three tunes Al his
pudsuer sheriff stephens returned
the shots aud Mosley fell. shot through
the heart dying instantly
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
PASSENGER TRAIN
BLOWN FROM RAILS
Tornado And cioYdburst WresSs
Great Damage IN Section Vest
Of Fort Worth.
BY Associated Press

by Assuciate0 fffsr
TT WORTH. Tex jane ll.-Accordins
20 advices received here early today
az the d.spatehers Office % the Texas
& Pacific railroad. a cloudburst oc.
CURED ~ sections vest Of Fort Worth
last night Il is reported that pas.
senger train on the Kansas City. Mex.
leo q Orient vas blown from the rails
near Knox City and au express mes
senear named Woodruff was killed
and a number Of passengers injured.
All wires are down
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
PRESIDENT PENNA or
sRAzIL IS DEAD

By Associated Press
Washington. q. G.. June 14--Presi.
dent Penna. OF Brazil. died this morn.
ing. according TO dispatch received
here from the American ambassador.
st Rio De Ianerio.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN
SOUTHERN FRANC &
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
Paris France. june H. according
70 the latest reports from southern
France where a destructive earth.
quake occurred last night. the total
dead win reach at least one hundred
The towns Of ST. Caunatt and Ragues
were completely raiued by thC shock.
practically every house being destroy.
cd
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
BAPTIST CONFERENCE DISCUSS
UTTERANcEs or PROF. FOSTER

By Associated Press
Chicago June i4-Behind closed
doors the Baptist Ministers Confer.
euce today took up the question of
whether Prof George Burman Foster
of the University Of Chicago. should
be expelled from the conference and
his ordination papers cancelled. be.
cause Of unorthodox statements IN his
recent writings
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
CONGRESSMAN MURPHY IS
STILL AFTER SHOENFELT
ng Aasalated Press

ny Associated Press.
Washington = G June ii-tpon
q motion of Murphy Of Missouri the
house today adopted resolution call.
ing on the secretary Of The interior
10 forward the reports OF cyrus Bede
an Indian Inspector on the conduct
n once Of , Blair shoenfeit Indian
agent at the Union agency at Musko.
gee Indian Territory ia 1904 Follow.
ing the Investigations sehoenfelt re.
signed
Murphy as attorney for the Creek
Indians was one of the men Who filed
charges against schoenfelt
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
BOIL WEEvILS THRIVE
IN EXPERIMENT STATION
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
Baton Rouge. La June A. accord
ing TO an announcement from the de-
partment OF agriculture, today more
than twenty per cent Of i6.2Sl ball
weeYils eonhned In the experimental
cage last fall survived the winter IN.
dicatine that the climate and other
conditions IN central Louisiana are
favorable TO the propagation Of the
pest
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
CONGREGATIONAL Church Finished

The work on the Congregational
church was practically finished yes.
terday All that remains 70 be done
is putting together the seats and plac-
ing the electric lights It Will crafty
many old Yinitans to learn that Rev
A. X wray is to deliver the dediea,ory
sermon
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-18
OKLAHOMA PIPE LINE
REGULATIONS CHANGED
By Associated Press

Washington. d. G.. June 1.-THE
old oil and gas pipe line regulations
in operation IN oklahoma were today
amended b. Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger by eliminating the common
carrier and so-called eonfiseatory
clauses. The requests for the changes
referred to we're made by number
Of Oklahoma oil and gas companies.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
Nstc-aI p:ch cf Iceland.

Tare d b VI cf t>ir!'v c'abbared ficl is s |" -. .. 'd ECt IL rpv Il C .. it n tr-' ;.n T el wh.n to . fr tl "; n e A 't 1T and s7~yr w. tn powdered r.~,r anl s.c [ ut!rrHd' crea D. T. - tes T!;n SC nn- ing very de'ic.1is at is lavcr, ! n lemon. t"a " 2. :. b '.nr ac.L
 National Tocd ,.' :'u,.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
Statue of Mex can Wo~on.

There is one anC Cnly ore ua to I woman in Mexico in iCnor oi ;hose Q Nho worked to throw C. the cf Sain. This is one to Donna j; seia Irtiz de Domiaguez. at w2lsa h ne II Querretaro the ra,.iots often met d "@niu-y aco. The sta'ua is m the '-.-dIn de a Corrc. icra n tle City of
 cXico. l. flces sc.Ia of tLe goyern- a.ert's O" u,s.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
Is-anese Lau.,!rL ( 9..-I>-

The Iaranese IT. IE ! ga:mon'. F"a.t for every wa ing. anI they i.o. Aeir clothes by ST cad:n t&tu on g a1 board a-d lea1.ug $ Up airs .hc house 10 dry. The n taxes tnt wrinkles cut cf the c,o s a-d som- 1f them have quite Jus T. rae Ja3 '," ese wCs- an does her N $ ias out ui COTS. Her wash tu5 is n-t more than -iX inches hi5l.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
Cure fer eurrs or S--lds.

Tho ou hly bruis" 2 raw clt~n ar ? potato into a ru'p by arr .ng o' beating them with rc''i7@ pm: mi inc pulp with a gCo7 to'.-.s- 0@nTul -' salad oil, and apply ;t to ire naked burn or scald; secure il on the par. with linen bandagr
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
Rec.or1:iva ,2r Irv-'''s.

Pa'e two calves :. W. - ri '- of wa a and two of nev ~, ir q clrae'y co~CrCA i"~ fer th.ra a~d q falf hours w e c"lI. rc ~c-" a tH~ fat; m t little 2s .i-el r9. a cH9ful last thing a' r- al one about II c'c,ock ill tla " Ii 7: sca son 10 tas a
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04

With all the mock modestv of practiced old politician, Sienor Diaz announces that he is in the hands of his friends" SO far as election to the Presidency of Mexico is concerned.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
N -rt a-e cn 3 Cst.

mr. .~H on ca is '0t oF'>-' "ea ! If H'~~ev ~ t'-c = r @r- here -v1i fl ,1 in [ 20 -"--r .. -.~ ..r c'-r -~' '--r-f gro -hr ,..--.- 'rra. -. "f with ", srO -r on ''' , 'rn r"Cne~ r.. ~.:'..' . :s I . -a,t1"d = "a cat . I,..."-r.. uTb"3 Iisra'ci.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
Ee--inine 0---

The a"'etCcIct'c -- A.lv is r. o~ly mo r of he ho can uar aEc "a i've al1 at ~r- -''icns and Har'ies % to balls and H. .0rs. hun ravfl. acccmrlish th,.v 1u'i-s -a~d yet be q gCod and devote ! mother.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04

The Daughters of the American Revolution have been given d a new name by the comedian in a Washington society play, re gently acted in that city, "Daugh- ters of the Annual Rumpus.
Holbrook argus., 1909-05-04
sa:. On1ens ir tns c-ec-e.

The old Romans Icld tra- to S" eze '"' s'oon rCon anl IF .l. eht was d 'ood oTc1; 'ui t&a; to sleoze be "een midn! It all n 3l was a very od sign. Al3l to s..oc., vie in the icl C rising fem bel wa5 an omen # sU-h d~ta .ful port that one 'tt1.d a, cncc r, I'll 10 b'd fof twE..e.-Tie Sun '-y uyazine