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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-19
@ulScue Sudlseitsfcier.

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ben d~lteiten uitb geadteiten @indpob'
uern unieres Gountps, uno elm gro
Der 6reunoes. urO 8efanntenfreis
puni6t ibnen nod piele Sabre gliid.
liden 8oblcrgebets.
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las Gitp, bobe 8eamtin Der DO.
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did Sefretdrin Der @robloge Der
gptbian Sdnpeitern, truf &ontag
bier Elm uro ertbeilte am abelb ben
@ptbian Saweitern llnterridt in
6en @piterien 6es SrSens unb tbat
am 9ienstag abstb elm 9lei6es FIR
Die &ebefab Sdpeitern. Cine oil.
aeuebme lieberraidune Oes abenos
mar Der geiit6 BON 10 @itslieoern
Ser &ebefa6 2oge bon Sefferion
gitp, rno puroen Die Sein6er BON
Ser bieiigen 2oge aufs angenebmite
unterbaIten urtO beipirtbet.
Srit Sacbcrle scitOrben.
9riiben III gdie, @arren @onntp,
lit am Montag Der aud IN bieiiget
areiien gut befanitter 6armer Sriso'
rid Saeberle nod ldngerem Seiocll
an elmer SaIsfranfbeit, I'M glter
bon SO Sabren geitorben. Gr mai
aebiirti0 aus 9aoeit. fam nit lei
nen gltern 1857 nod amerifa nto
Gin Sobr ipGter bierber, mo Die So
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ser Ip1ter befaHtten Spcrrp Sarir
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am MiHpoA gta@mittag itott, IN
unltirtc 8oItor Sltebntcgcr BON bic
am @ro6e. gnucien0 bon Serrtat'
bciun gegrdbniB mQrcn SEER I'M
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@eniel mo @n. 5perrp.
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mann MtiibIe 81 @it, Steriilg mald)
init @aiierfrdft getrieben, al Ell
Goniortium pom Minteiota filr 500
perfmlit. Die aditicr tpollcrt o.
porbanoene @aiicrfraft sur altla9
eiEes eleftriiden 9ctriebes peripell
loei, uno ergebt ntalt iif III aller
borto @ermutburgcn fiir mos N
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! mcrocn iou. Serr 2eimfiiblcr bait
fiir Oieies Gigentbum baS 0oppett
uno 0reifoGe erbalten fOilnen DO.
onarensenSen 8arnter, aber oiele' ba
ten ben 0amm fpeggeriiIeR MIR III
ein poar ader 2aub fitltnrfdbig 3
maiden. SEER 2cintfilbler miro mol
/ utIIen oas er i9IieBlih oodl bel ott
lem Souoel geipiHHt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-19
Hyper sirit Greef.

g. aIoiiucr perianotc S6tpeire
BON gropns 9bantp.
Die Sarmer i'm @~ascondoe,
hale frcuen fit SdB Der @aiieritdilo
I'M Jluiie eeitieael uno fie lett
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-19


serrain ueranidmlIift oifd ueIdc
Strabeu Der Staot Die &6bren ge.
Iegt piir0eu.
Der @oriiter eriuhte MIN Die gn-
ucienoen iid mts5uipre6en oamit
man gesenieitig 5ltnt beiieren Ser.
itdnoniB Der 10 mtdtigen augeIe9eli.
belt fomme.
Serr 9oopmon iprad iid emit
idieOen ai @uniten bon @aiiertuer.
fen aus.
SEER 5abrner meinte Die GbSugs.
rObren ieien 8u eng uno ui6t slpef-
entipredeno. gr meiute es lei better
Die san5e Sod)e beiieite 5l IaiIen.
Staotratb $oncd par Der Iniidt
bab oas ltnternebmen mebr foiten
piiroe, pie peranidlast. Die Steii.
ern miirben perooppeIt .merOer. Der
S(ni6lub OIL 8aiierleituug unb gb'
SugsfanaI iopie idbrlide 8aiiertare
miiiien aud berednet peroct; Der
8etrieb Der 8aiieriperfe pelder aui
5000 iabrIid eeiddst, lei inter.
id6st.
Capt. 8oblt pollte miiien Deld
Gualitat &0bren seIegt peroen iou-
ten. gr iagte rs gdbe oide nnb
oiinne euBeiien &0bren. mande Die
arbeit ni6t pertb eingegraben 81
meroen.
Serr @enieI ipraf iif) an @nniten
BON @aIiertperfe aus, mollte aber
nidt oab Die u~e5ablung Der Bombs
our6 .oirefte Steliern geOeff Deroclt.
Gr meinte cine Steuerouflage BON
so Gents ipie bisber fiir Stabt5mede
uno 90 Gents fir 0edung Der Gin.
ien auf Die ails5ngeberoen 8onos,
suIammen 20 Gents ouf 6oS $500
@ertb eingeiddtte eigentbum ge'
niigtcn. 9ieie Summe let fiir
ben 5teucr3abIer nift Oriidenb, ito
bod bod gerilg. 9as aapitaI Jill
abaabIung Der Bombs iollte burd'
grbGbung Der SdanfIisenic idbrlid
auf $500 berbeigei6oft Derben. 8il
/ bdtten iett s @irtRidaften, ulltei
einer boben 2i5enie miir0e Die Cab
altf 3 ooer A oerminoert, aber oil
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bon $1,000 permebrt perOen. 9ieiI
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cortrobiereloe SduIo IN % Sab
} rem abSube5abIen.
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+ lei bai iomeit ole anidafiung oe'
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Soften IS geraor 10 gernad)t lit
/ pdren gut ourHit fcrtig geporoer
..Egr lei Is ltiioa bier 5l Boren tpi
man auf onoere flcine StGOte 81
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rem llnteruebmltnaS aeiit riibnle, abe
Eni6ts ron Sen bo1en 8~irtbSbausli
cenian ioge Die pa oilierlegt rprroer
nm ioldpS 5u ernt6gliden. gu
Ser 9ppoiition gegen Oieic 0taBre
ael bobier un0 nil6 0ppoiition &c
gen 8aIicrrperfe lei crlidtlid oa'
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SraQe lit, ur0 Die %abitimmuug al
!, perfriibt erodtet luerOen miiBtc. lin
@aliertpcrfe 5li crmogli6cn miiBt
|. %onndbcrno Elm cinmiitbiges GerIan0
!. Ell barnod iein.
Serr 8reucr prod iid cntittcoeI
i fiir 8oiiertuerfe ous mo ooB 81
Soften ourd Oireftc Stcnern erbc
, ben miir0e. $ermalm 6egebe eiteI
i groben 6ebIer meltlt es 8oiieriperf
i oble6ne. Die onOerer Stabte De
& Gountps piirben inns ii6erfliigeln a
/, GimpoGner5abl urO in einer dltofrI
+ TpGter onftaudenoelt Srase ms Gin
h empiit6Iidc Sblnppe 5ufiiger.
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r Sen Iesten paar Sabren Bombs III
ben 8au BON 8aiieriperfen olisgc
i Iteat, unb stpar fuie fplgt.
i 5taot ginpobner Battle-Ground:
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!. 8lassom 1,612 S,0V'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-19

ibren @eiSpu nit Dem 90ten 8l
@arft bringcn fontctt.
2onis Sd)otning uio s.
SdnIte rporen bier apf Der Sude
I'M GieI itno Sferoe 81 faiifen.
Sral geua 5iegIer III bier BET
ibren angcbOriscit 81 9ciufJ.
Sermonn @riiffe mar 9ian-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
PROPERTY
VS.. LIVES

Cherry, Ills, Nov. IA new disas-
ter today threatens the St. Paul mins
and endangers the lives of those
working near the mouth of the shaft.
II comes frcm the tons of water which
have been forced down the burning
mine. There are indications that gas
is forming and should this become
general and the gas explode the lives
of The men at the top would be in
grave danger.
In an effort to rid the mine of this
gas the air shaft will be opened today
and the big fan started.
Chief Horan and his band of fire.
men from Chicago stopped pu-nping
water into the shaft early today. as
the water is evidently failing to reach
the flames, which are farcest in the
galleries instead of in the snaft. Tae
fire is now hotter than at any time.
State troops arrived during the
night and are guarding the mine prop
erty. but there have been no evidences
of trouble today. although yesterday
threats were made against Rosenjack,
the eager, who was accused of desert
ing his post.
There were wild -runors last night
rha: the Pullman cars in which Pres
idsnt Earling ard other mine officials
were sleeping, would be dynamited.
The temperature of the main shaft
was tested this morning. showing us
degrees, indicating the Intensity of
the fires During the taking of the test
a pathetic appeal from tie women of
Cherry for the opening of the shaft,
forced the officials to turn their heads
in sorrow. With the soldiers standing
by, one woman rushed upon the sand
covering the top of the shaft and
threw herself upon the earth. sobbing
open the shaft, open the shaft"
Her cries and hysterical efforts to re-
sist the attempts of the men to take
her away attracted attention from all
ever the mine enclosure. "Open the
shafti" she screamed, my father was
down in a mine once and ne came out
alive, and | know my husband and
brother are not dead" This is typical
of the feeling all over Cherry today
and the authorities realizing it will
do all in their power TO open the
mine
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ritorial Educational Council which is
to meet in connection with tne New
Mexico Educational Association NEST
ing in Roswell next month:
The chief educational provisions
that should appear in our state con-
stitution.
School legislation needed at the
hands OF the next legislature in event
OF continuance of the territorial
form of government.
Advantages of consolidated schools
for New Mexico.
A careful report showing the ad-
justrnelt of school districts in Tor
rance county under consolidation.
The plan will be presented by Coun-
ty School Superintendent c. l.. Burt,
of Mountainair, Torrance county.
TIE County Superintendents Sec
tion of the Association will discuss
the following topics:
Results of enforcement of compul-
sorry educational law.
Legal ami moral duties of the coun-
ty school superintendent in the ad-
ministration of public affairs il his
county.
Specific items that should be given
attention by the county school super
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
NOTABLE THANK SEWING
DAY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Nov. list. Patrick's
Roman Catholic church in This city
will be the scene of notable gather
ing on Thanksgiving Day when Pres
ident Taft, Vice President Sherman,
cabinet members, members of the dip
lomatic corps, members of tine SUI
preme court of the United States, sen
aiors and representatives of congress
and prominent Catholic prelates will
attend an American Thanksgiving eel
ebration. The ceremonies will be of
an imposing character, including the
celebration of solemn nigh mass in
The presence of Cardinal Gibbons.
Monsignor Falconio. the Papal dele
gate and others.
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THE LATEST ON THE
GOvERNORSHIP SITUATION

Washington, ID. c., Nov. 15.-It is
reported here on good authority that
the President has called a conference
of several New Mexico men Interested
in the selection of the successor TO
George Curry. governor of New Mex
leo. and that a number of well known
New Mexicans are now en- route to
the capital.
Judge Ira A. Abbott, a member of
the New Mexico supreme court, who
stands particularly well with the pres
ident, the department of justice and
Secretary Ballinger of the interior de
partment, il is stated, has been sum-
moned to Washington to participate
in the conference which will take
place this week. The names of the
others who will likely take part in
the conference have not been made
public. but it is said they are for the
most part Republicans who nave not
been overly active in some of the re-
cent political transactions in New
Mexico
IL Is even n matter of gossip that
Judge Abbott will be rendered the Of
fee of governor upon his arrival here,
although friends of the jurist in the
capital say positively that he does
not want the job.
II is understood that Nathan Jaffa,
wlo Is now territorial secretary, is
also to be brought forward for the
Office.
So far as is known here, the presi-
dent has not indicated who he favors
il ne has any one definitely in mind
for the position. but il is shown that
he intends to take up the matter dur
ing the present week witl view to
making the appointment, probably
early in December, SO that the new
appointee can be confirmed by the
senate Immediately upon the conven-
ing of congress.
Caught EN- Mapping.
There is a story in circulation here
to the effect that the rather sudden
resignation of Governor Curry caught
the party leaders in New Mexico nap
ping TO the extent that they had not
agreed upon his successor and that
instead of being able TO present a u
nited front to the endorsement of one
man for the position, they have as
many candidates as there are coun-
ties In the territory. which greatly
lessons their chances of securing any
one OF the lot.
Among the well informed VINO take
any interest in New Mexico affairs Ii
is tae concensus of opinion that the
next governor of New Mexico will be
a compromise candidate who viii be
entirely acceptable to Mr.. Taft and
Secretary Ballinger and not too alb
noxious to the New Mexico politi-
clans. who apparently do not know
just who they want.
vania man would be acceptable to the
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TOOK ALL BUT THE MULE
AND THAT KILLED HIM.

PittsbIrg, Pa, Nov. 17.-Talk about
hard luck stories. Here is a star yarn
from Washington county, tlis state.
Mrs. James Edmonds of that county,
according to charges filed here by her
husband. deserted her home recently.
taking with her all the household ef-
fects and five head of cattle. but leav-
ing behind an old mule. Incidentally.
n Pittsburg man is mixed up in this
breaking up of a home, and the de
serted husband filed charges of lar
ceny against him. but early today, the
old mule. Edmond's only possession.
kicked him to death
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New Mexico delegate, "Bulr' And
rews, but there is at present no like
lihood that a Pennsylvania man will
even be mentioned in connection
with the appointment.
An amusing feature of the present
situation is the number of letters and
charges that have been brought to
the attention of the interior depart
ment. These concern a large numbe
of men who have been mentioned in
New Mexico in connection with the
Office of governor, but some of whom
nave never been brought TO the atten-
tion of the department before ami are
even unknown TO Secretary Ballinger.
Ii is said by those who profess to
know all about IL, that the presidents
object in taking up the matter at this
lime is to shut off the flood of candi-
dates who are already seeking the Of
tions in an already badly muddled
state of affairs.
II is pretty well known that who
ever Is named TO succeed Curry WIZ
be eminently satisfactory to Mr.. Taft
and Mr.. Ballinger. whether or not the
new governor is pleasing to the New
Mexico politicians.
The Statehood Situation.
With the convening of congress on
ly a few weeks distant, there is not
nlch of an encouraging nature in
the statehood situation. Everything
indicates that the same fight which
has resulted in the defeat of the stat e
hood bill in the past will be made a
gain and that if statehood is secured
at the coming session ID will be in the
nature of an accident.
Quiet Investigations which have
been made during The summer into
the political affairs of the territory
have not tended to help New Mexi-
cos chances for admission and IL is
understood that the visit of Mr.. Taf,
to the territory on his recent tour did
not materially aid the statehood
cause. However, il is a few weeks too
early to definitely outline what the
nature of the opposition will be.-Al-
buquerque Tribune Citizen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
WILL TRY TO CROSS THE
ATLANTIC By BALLOON

New York. Nov. 17.-Joseph Bruck-
er. whose project for crossing the At
lantic ocean in a dirigible balloon ha
attracted some attention last spring.
now makes the announcement from
Berlin that the trial will be made
within the next six months. In a let
ter to the Aero Club of America DIR.
Brucker says that a large dirigible
balloon is being built for the attemp'
1t is Mr.. Brucker's plan to follow the
course taken by Columbus. The craft
will carry three or four men and will
be equipped with life boats and other
safety devices.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
IN JAIL UNABLE
TO GET $4,000 BOND.

Cincinnati, Nov. l7.-CharIes L.
Warriner, the deposed local treasurer
Of the Big Four Railroad, who yester-
day entered a formal plea OF not gull
~ TO the Charges of eIrbezzlement,
and grand larceny, is still in Jail to-
day. not having been able to secure
the $4,000 bond required.
Mrs. Jeanette Stewart Ford, who
was arrested on the charge of having
received 81 900 of WARMERS alleged
staalings, gained her liberty this NOR
ming after spending the night in jail
II is believed other arrests are In
prospect.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
YALE A FAvoRITE OVER HAR-
WARD IN FOOT BALL GAME

New York, Nov. 17.-Arrangegnents
have been perfected for the final reg
ular Yale-Harvard foot ball game at
Cambridge on Saturday. The seating
capacity of the Harvard coliseum Is
$1,000. Every one of these seats have
been Sold and 10000 applications re-
fused because there is no more seat
ing room. Yale is ruling a slight fav
orite in the New York clubs because
of the general opinion that this years
team Is the fastest and strongest Yale
has developed in many years.
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intendent on his visit to the schools.
The advantages of the common
school course of study.
Arrangements nave been complet-
ed for two addresses to the associa-
tion by Jones B. Aswell, supsrintend-
ent of the state normal school at
Natchitoches, La, and who gained a
country wide reputation five years a
go when the governor of Louisiana
appointed him to reorganize the pub
lie school system and who replaced
in each parish mere politicians witi
practical school men as superintend-
ents.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 17-Cattle
receipts, 10000. including 400 south
erns. Market steady. Native steers,
4.SOdS.5 southern steers, 3.40G SIS:
southern cows, 2.55M 3.75: native cows
and heifers, 2.25m $50: stockers and
feeders, 3.00M $40; bulls, 2.S044.10;
calves, 3.75G7.50; western steers, g.
SOM SIS: western cows. 2.7504.50.
Hog receipts, 1000. Market ten
cents lower. Bulk of sales, 7.65 7.95;
heavy, 1850 sos: packers and butch
ers, 7.s0m 500; light, 7.40G7.s5; pigs,
6.25G7.25.
dy. Mu-tons, 4.25m5.5O: lambs, 600
H7.70; range wethers and yearlings,
4.00G6.25; range ewes, 3.25m5.25.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT

The Greater WOMAiN'S HOME
COMPANION will make a charming
and appropriate Christmas gift. II
will reach your friends on Christmas
Day. and will keep coming every
month through. the year-a twelve
fold reminder of you. An exquisite
Christmas card, itself an attractive
art gift, will be sent to your friends
on Christmas Day, bearing your name
as donor. Or, you can send the card
yourself-we will supply you with
copies without cost. The card is
printed in mezzotone on the finest of
Bristol board.
To Dec. goth, price $1.25 for l year;
$500 for two years and $500 for 3
years.
Hattie L. Cobean. Agent. Phone 166.
2lt3
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17

tempt of court by the Supreme Court
Of the United States in connection
with the lynching of negro at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, has been signed by
practically every citizen of this VI
cinity. IL says: I'VE view vita grave
fear the effect that the fulfiIlment OF
the sentence will have upon the fg-
norant and irresponsible negroes, in
creasing beyond question the danger
to the women of the South"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
THE POSTAL
IN A TRUST

New York, Nov. 17.-The report
that the controlling interest in the
Western Union obtained by the A
merican Telephone and Telegraph
Company would lead to a closer CON-
munity of interest between those
companies and the Postal Company
was given more color today when the
officials of the Telephone company
frankly admitted taat the Postal was
the largest single stockholder in their
company.
There are also rlr-nOrs of a govern
ment investigation of the merger.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
PINcHoT SAYS HE HAS NOT
ISSUED AN UITIMATUM.

Washington, Nov 1.-THE story
that I have issued an ultimatu-n to
the President is a silly fabrication,
said Clifford Pinchot today. "Of course
have done nothing of the kind nor
anything that could be twisted into
that meaning. The President was
good enough to express his satisfac-
ton with my work and I an going a.
head with it,"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report, Observation Taken q
600 a. my

Roswell. n. NJ, Nov. 17.-Tempera-
ture, max. Sc; min- 21; mean 50: pre-
cipitation, o: wind, dir. s.; veloc. q:
weather, clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday. Warm
er Thursday.
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes tnis date last year. max. 50;
min. 10; extremes this date Is years
record max. 50, 1896; min. II, 1908.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
Commercial Men Orqanize.

Cincinnati, Nov. IA permanent
organization of the secretaries of
commercial bodies of the middle West
will be perfected at a meeting COM
nenced in Cincinnati today
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Phones 65 and A PIG North Mail
PARSONS & LAWRENCE
Real Estate and Fire Insurance

HeaI Estate and FIRE Insurance.
Notary Public.
List your property for sale or rent
with us.
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE.
II your house should burn tonight, how
would you be fixed for insurance?
Think over this and then call and let
US cover your property with insurance.
Also agents for KANSAS CITY LIFE
INSURANCE co. Ask about these
policies with the total disability and
double pay in case of death by acci-
dent
INVESTIGATE and you will INVEST
Ask Parsons s-----H He Knows.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
SIR THOMAS Upton WILL
CHALLENGE FOR THE CUP.

New York, Nov. 17-Sir Thomas
Upton will challenge for a race for
the Americas cup to be sailed in
1911. He made this statement just be-
fore sailing for Europe today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-17
TAFT ASKED TO PARDON
SHiPP AND THE OTHERS

Rising Fawn, Georgia, Nov. II
A petition to President Taft to par
don Ex-Sheriff Shipp and the code
PENDANTS recently sent to Jail for con-
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THE IONIC NOT LOST AS
REPORTED BUT IS SAFE.

Sault Ste Marie. Mich, Nov IT,
The steamer Ionic, which was report
ed lost yesterday. arrived above the
500 tlis morning.
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Vermont Fruit Growers

Newport, VT, Nov. 17.-The Ver
mont State Horticultural Society con
vened here today for a session OF two
days.
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Wanted to rent first class house.
with about 5 or 10 acres close In. pre-
fer place on lill with pumping plant
Phone 133. 20t2>.
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GREAT SNOW STORM
is SWEEPING GERMANY

Berlin. Germany, Nov. IA great
snow storm is sweeping Germany to-
day and the telegraph service is pros
trated.
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FOR RENT:-A NICE OFFICE ON
GROUND FLOOR IN REAR OF
OUR BUILDING, APPLY UNION
TRUST CO. 99tf

WANTED:-A position as book-keep-
er or clerical work by experienced
young man. Address J. s., care of
Record. 21t1~
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TURKEYS. TURKEYS.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY AT
THE ROSWELL MEAT Market
PLENTY or NICE FAT ONES AT
THE RIGHT PRiCES.-PHONE 425.