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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-09

ten 9pftor Der Monbs llninerlitdt
prcmipirt, loi,t beiliegetoen Baten'
ten mo Sroen. Tim lid) jebod, Don
Sbren ofabemiiheu 5otisfeitcn nno
3olenten SIT iibcr5eugen, baben gip.
&odu1ogenocn binncn adt Wofeil
folgcnoc stufgabcn bearbeitct all Die
Gireftion Der bcrittcncn Mtabeinic
pnrtoirci cin5ulenoen: ~
/. @ic id)icBt man nit elmer aa-
i,o,lc INN cine Ode bernn1?
.. @ic picl 8iniel gcborcn sii CT.
ncm Yitblifum?
3. @eldleS lit bic 8. freie 8unlt?
4. @elhcS lit Der oor5iialititr
Nubcn Der V~irfenreiicr in,
SonSitonb?
3. Cine Snoua,iral .Iiiiertation
iiber Die Stunt 5ii lugiren, nit
bclonoerer Hiidiiht auf Die
Mittcl, moburd) oicielbe I'M
nlcr mcbr pcrpollfommrct
pcrocn fam.
@onof oos @eitcre pcrfii9t iperoen
Toll. Ger 9eiit uuiercr Batter Jet init
Sbllcn. is
Ger Charge b~'oiiaires uno &on5lcr
Or. 1iitebies.
Giilfct, 10. 0ftober 1928.
IS lit iiir sic ,5iiIfencr Nfabentie
bon 9eoeiitimg. boB @oetbc bic iiber-
ianbtcn Snd)en fir m%erthpou ge,,,,s
biclt, lie nit eincm Streifbanbc si
pcriebcn, iporouf er Die lafoniihei
@orte idrieb: .8beiniihe ,A%biuroito.
tcrt" lt1o Iie il, cinem Sflibiadc iei-
rcs Sd,rcibtiibeS n%uibesuabrte, no Tie
lid bciite nod beiinocn it,o I'M 8oe'
tie . Wuieuil ibren Ylne gciunocn
babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-09

Nfldn3cnrctd beute nod glborten Dor
fonlnle1, bel oenen III mlgeniigenoem
I}oBe geDiiic Srgune al~lSgebiloet
iinb, rucId)e i'm aonpie um'9 9uiein
Der SSelterentinideIlnq getrobt ia.
BEN 10 1lnoen lid allf gegenm0rtig
nod Ntcnidell. bel 0encn Der Sorben.
linn 0c@ NligeS nid)t uorban0en, ODER
mr. porticll entlpidelt lit. Mon ueunt
0lelc 3ltltdnoe 0eWcntiprcdpCEo to
tolc oocr Particle SnrbcnblinObeit.
Die cine, lute bic onocrc lit oft ollrh
@encrotioncn binolrt6 in ciucr So
mile crtlIG, tritt jcbpd, cbcnio oft
ntr bel eincm cin3iGcn &noiOiOuum
oll', lllbcB ole ieine &oreltGrn mo
9tad)tomlnen 0obon pcridont lin0.
sd mill meme 9eier l1idlt Ollrd cine
Sdll0crll>N offer llmitdnoe, mclhc
Die Observation-Disclosures ser Nltaen.
llcbbollt p%cronlniicrL lnnglpcilcn ioll,
bern mid nit Der fllrjcn 9cmcrtlu1g
bc9nllQclL Dob ollcS, mas III ocm
ScborNon ol3 lid)t mo b%llocnlpiin.
0cnocm Npporot Qcb0rt. o>,rd) icinc
rclllet Wcbiloc cnlpiulQcn mt0 Oltrd)
Die SehncrOen Dem @chirn dis Ont
%piinolnG 5llgcfiibrt miro. Nci Wcn
IdcrL bel meldlen Illll Die G~noorgone
Der Srbncrpcn cltlpc0cr nid)t geeig-
net iiu0, Die 9uuculm0 bcitimnltcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-09
(Slr ben 20 Sonnlng5=GorrcippnScrt". )
8ctc nno arbcitc!

gfltr III Arbeit iuno ih 6ricoen,
Nllr IN Nrbeit ianO ih Glit;
8ar mir Shmcr5 uIO Ycio bcidic-
ocn,
@ar i6 cig'ncr S6uI0 belpuBt,
Simmer fomt' i6 milBig ruItcll,
@leid) Dem citizen SboreuidluornL
Scidtcr trllg i'd meine 2oitcu,
SrGgbeit modte mid l1ur arm.
WiiBiggnng l1Bt un3 pcriuupIcrL
lln6 Der @cniuS eutIIicht;
Seoc Guacno miro obitumpicn
Renn Der Menld) sic Nrbcit ilicbt!
Irbcit MIR crrinqt oen SCgcL
@ottIiher erihcint bic @elt,
@enm Iid) olle &rGitc regcu
Nlf benz ir0idcn Idertclo.
Serrlidler miro unier 2ebCL
llro Scr tribe Sinl cutfIicGt;
Nrbcit fam ms llur crbcbclL
WcnibIid) rc9t iid) boS @cniitb.
IS Iiegt cine ooucrnoc @iirOc, ia
cine collide @cibc, IN Der Nrbcit.
Mug Gin Wcnid) nod 10 mnuod)tct
iein uIo ieincr bobcrcn 8citinmurt0
pergelien, 10 bat or imucrbin nod
einen Relt BON @oiimtng, iucnn CT
ipirflid uIto crnit arbcitct; Oenn MIR
III Der SrGgbcit Iiegt immcrpdbrcnOe
@er6lueiflllng.
Cine Irbeit, mare lic 10 9cnlcil mic
DER WommonJ iteDt III GcrbiloulN
nit Scr Ntatur. Ger allirid)ti9c
@uuid) ancill, fem @crf beelloct III
icbcll, leitct mehr mo mcbr SIR
Nohrbcit, 81 bcn 3lucdcn uno &c9clu
Der Natur.
Scoc Irbeit lit beilig! un6 mGrc ca
aud MIR g%elpobulid)c @onour6cit, 10
lit ctlpaS 8ottlideS III ibr. Nrbcit,
ipcit lpic bie Gr0e, bot ibren @tpIel
i'm Sirumel. SdypciB Ser Stirte,
SdtueiB oeS 0ebirnS, SdluCiB bcS
Scr5er3, mas ale Gcpplcr.Ycred)r
nung, ale Observation-Disclosures
nnb uIles MGrtprcrtblim cinihlieBt,
bis binolif gum oocsidipciB in Getb.
i%cnlanc, iii Q0ttlid) Grob. @enl boS
nift @ottesbienit lit inn tG0liden &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-09
TrI bjabrS -SDmnc.

Nor 6rei bis bier Iejcnnicn gclhob
c& bGiliiQ, BOB bel oet YrojcB Ser-
bonolumNen nod iolfen G~reignilell
ole mlruoerIiditcn uno groBten 8i-
oeripritte bc5il0lid) Der bcobod)tetell
iarbiQen Sifter 81 Gage tratell.
Wand)cr lnbeld)oltenclfenld geluug-
tc in 0cn GeroodIt, cinen Mtcineio &C.
Idmoren 5lt bnbell, malld)er bcoall-
c~rralpcrthc Observation-Disclosures u0ergSeiz
hclllteQcr mail0erte ms @ef0nglllB,
mcil or Ole ,Sorbe elmer Ircbldlelbe
pcrfnnlt bottc. !ScrtSuto9c lit ia Die
llnterilihuilN nllf Sorhcnblinbbeit bel
ocll cinidl6Niacn 9crltianrtcu obli9as
toriId) lll0 picl llngli,f miro oa0urd)
pcrbiltct. I'm cinen @cgriff oouon III
gebcm luic perbreitet oao Hei0en lit.
mill ih nod benlerfell, ooB man I'M
0ei0br 80 Sorbenbliuoe inter 800
Eerlolen %gefunoen bat, 0aB oemnad)
Ser IS. Wcnif onnGberno bon ser
Nnomolic betroiien lit. Sn england
loQ Ser Gro5entiab nod bober iein.
Bon oortber miro audi INNER BON
Ncllcm Die Nncfoote cr50bIt, bob bobc
Sffi}icrc in gruSgriinen, itott in TO.
tbcn Hoden olii Die Earnbe fdnen.
IS crifcint Dies ireilidl icbr rnglaltb.
lid), oo ia bod Der Wilitorihneioer
gallj Qenou Die Uerihicocuen l%lnifor.
men font.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-09

Srcln0c2. Scr sic gScIt ul0 Oic Wcn=
ldlcn nit Oifcncn Nllgcn bctrod)tct,
rc0cu. @Crn0c hcltc, no Snulcn0e
um SHcibClpeN 0c@ Hcteno ltchCn,
0ic Wrlit nit WIumcn Ncldnlitdt ulo
bon trCucr GIternliCbc gclcitet, lit e.
ocbotrn, uon rcun ScGcn mo 8ertb
Ser @lrbcit 81 lprchcn.
&cin troitloicrcs Nil0 fam man
lid 0cnfcr, ol2 luclll illngc Hclltc
ourd) lPiiBiA1onA ibrcm &crrgott Die
Gage obitcblcr, mo iid) cinbiIoclL sic
Nrbcit lei MIR iiir Sfloucn!
g3Grc c9 uiht an Scr 3cit, ouB man
in &ird)cn un0 Tcnlpcln ilbcr bcrl
ScNCn Der NIrbcit ulo 0cn Stud 0r9
MtilBlQ1nn0S preOiotc?
@crobc IN oieicr 3cit 5icbt cin
Niotbidrci burh Dos 9nn5c &ono ilber
ole Glttartung 10 oicler iin0cn Seutc,
Die nlr in MiiBiggong unb @o6uc-
ben i6rc Gage 5ubriugcn, 3rm
Sd)ner5c ibrer GItcrn. Die tildtiN-
Itcn Gr]icber un0 2ebrCr btrotbid)Io,
gen. moS 5llr Hettun1 Der &naCn0
9cid)cbcn ioHc IN 0icicr crnitcn 3cit.
Sic nelcn @otter bnbcn iid) nid}t be,
mdbrt; mon grciit ipicOcr III Dem al.
ten @ott: bctc mo nrbcitc! Sur sic
les bil6ct Die morolii6c Stiibc bc9
observation-disclosures. SIS lit tCin
rilbmlidc5 3cuQniB iiir unlrrc mo
0crnc Belt, luclllt ole Nrbcit ncrn6tct
luro Der proicnioncllc MiiBiNQnnN
pcrhcrrlidt miro; nltS OiclCnl ,3u;
Iton0> cntitchcn grnlcn6uitc llcbcI.
Ole ollcn 90ttIid)en mo mcnidlidr1
@cIebcn Nobu iprehcn. @ic NcrInN
ldoBcno bctrohtcn sic llll1crnocn
Wtooepuppcn Elm orhcitcnocS @eib,
lucld)CS inn cinlohcn Noll3flcib ihrc
lnQcaurbeit 5uIrio0cncn Slidca Der
ridtCt, mGbrcn0 tic Der muIArpuBtcu
0irnc, Die bonn 9llltgcIo ibrcr Spfcr
lcbt, boflid) unto ld)nlcidclno bcgcg.
men,
Nic ndltloa gent man am rilB1c.
ihpdr5tcu (ogclobmcr puriIbcr, Der
rcd)tiduiicn icinc Nonlilic erl10brt,
luGhrcll0 mon Dem uui0cDihltcn Ia
NcOieb, Ger pom ShhueiBr NnOerer
lcinc Griitcn5 i~riitct, o0c Slbtling cnt.
gcGcu bringt.
Ndbt gd)tlulD uor 9cnen, Die nrbci-
ten, lie iinO oo@ Sulj scr Gr0c uno
0oa Sldt Der @clt!
Sn6t Nod)uhtltnA pOr GcnclL sic
aus ciNcncr @rnit cmporlttcbcn nit
ocm SdnpciB Scr Stirnc uno bco Scr
sens! &Grcn lie olh GrnliG Qcflci-
oct, lie trnacu Den Nbcl pes Wicn
ldIcnqtihlcdta I'M 0cr5cn.
Nir tolmen llidJt AQc inn llcbcr
illiic wonocIn, Nbcr CH lit tnlrlcnb.
nal chrclhaitcr, Icll Vro0 0llrdl
NGnbc Nrbcit SIT pcr0irncL ais al
Der (nicI Der @ctriigcr mo WiiibiN'
DANGER cllcll.
Ndl fuuntc cine alto Moid)irnu.
Bon SOrQcn nnb Stiirntcn NcbcltNt
loB tic Y6cn09 bcim mloiteu Snnlpcll
ld)immcr III ibrcr Stllbc mo bctctc
ibr NndltNchct. SciliNcr mic an
Mod)uItorc floug ihr @ctcn in nleil
Ncr5. Sir hnttr pier Sinner crSugclt
init ser Sicbc hires MiuttcrbcrSenS
NM ocll Shr1ncn ibrcr trcllen Nus
Acl. Shr 0nn6ca &cbcn mar Elm cin-
}iNcr NrbcitStogi
Sicblt Gu 9cidGitiA lei Dem Sinncn
Gic cite Nrou inn iucibcn SOAR,
~, ,H,,,,S, N,. A&tI,,,,,,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-09
Tar's Nlbnm,.

Sit icocs aberdeen 8eiid)te
feline 8eihihtc.
Seiu 9aiicn NIB 2iebcn
GeiiiIid eeIhrieben:
Sein inncriteS Weiet
gs tritt bier an's 1ift =
God nidt icocr fann'S Ieiea,
TcrItcb'n ieoer nid)t.
Gricor. b. Yobcn itebt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
Coast League
NEGRO POLITICAL LEAGUE.

COLUMBUS, O., May 26.-In re sponse to the call recently issued by President J. Milton Brown of Wash ington. D. C., a number of delegates gathered in this city today for the second annual meeting of the Nation al Negro American league. The ses sions will continue over tomorrow Governor Harmon and ex-Senator Foraker are scheduled among the speakers One of tine sessions will be devoted to the memory of John Brown
 The league, which claims mem bership embracing over twenty states, was formed at Philadelphia about a year ago as a merger Of a number of national, state and local political organizations. Its purpose is to convince the colored voters. par ticularly in the north and west. oi the necessity of using their ballots primarily to secure race rights, rath' CT than in the interest of any political party
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
EXPRESS RATES ARE
 REDUCED IN ARIZONA

PHoENix Mar es.-Tranic Man
 ager F. A. Jones' of the Maricopa Commercial club today received a certified copy of the decision render.
 ed on May 3 by the interstate com
 merce commission in the case which the Commercial club submitted against the Weils-Fargo company at Ell Paso on February g. last. According to comparative tables prepared by Jones, Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa will after July 1 have low CT express rates than Los Angeles and San Francisco to eastern points. The reduction over the existing rates ranges from 30 to 40 per cent. Several Phoenix merchants went from here to Fl Paso to lay their case before an agent of the commis ] sion. It is the first case of the kind that has yet been decided favorably to the complainants by the interstate commission.
 Dry goods. clothing, millinery and dealers in ladies' wear will save con l siderable yearly as the rates are re-
 duced $2.25 per 100 pounds. Kansas ! City rates are the basing rates and the present rates are as follows: Kansas City to Phoenix, 310.25:
 Kansas City to Los Angeles. $9.25. New rates effective July ;: Kansas City to Phoenix, $S. This is a reduction of $2z5 per 100
 and SIPS per 100 less than Los An.
 geies. This rate automatically re
 duces rates from Chicago, New York
 Boston, Philadelphia and all eastern
 points in the same manner as the
 New York rate will be reduced from
 yl4.25 to SIP; Chicago from S12.2s
 to SIG. etc.
 The foregoing are merchandise
 rates applying on packages, etc
 Hates on general special show cor
 responding reductions. the latter ap plying on perishable goods.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK May 26.-The London tin market was higher today with spot quoted at 132 12s Sd, and futures at 133 12s Cd. Locally the market was dull with spot quoted at s29.006 es.50. Copper was over l point high CT in the London market with spot spot quoted at e1 2s Sd and futures at e2 t3s. 3d. Locally the market was firm and generally a little higher with lake quoted at sI3.25G 1850; electro lvtic at s1so0m13.2s and castings al $12.s71z @13.12h. The London lead market was lower at 13 3s 9d. Locally the market remained firm and Drices were a shade higher at s4.35h4.40. Spelter was unchanged at 22 in Lon don. Locally the market was firm at $515@5.20.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
MIKE (TWiN) SULLIVAN AND
 KELLY WHITNEY FIGHT DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26.-MIke (Twin) Sullivan of Boston and Kelly Whitney of San Francisco fought 20 rounds to draw last night before the Mission Athletic club. Sullivan out boxed Whitney and was very aggres- sive. but was knocked down in the 18th round which probably prevented him from getting the decision.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
GEORGIA ODD FELLOWS.

Members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows throughout Georgia
 invaded Thomasville today and will remain in possession Of the city until Friday. Meetings of the grand en- campment and the Rebekah assembly were held today, to be followed by tho ornuar sassion of the grand lodge.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
q oueeesa.

First Broksr-How's that mining scheme of your coming on?
 Second Broker-spIsndid. Why, VI cold every share before we found tho mine.-Unidentised.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17
ONE KILLED
IN WRECK

Montreal, Canada, March 17.-one
person, an eight year old girl was
killed and a score were injured when
a locomotive attached to a passenger
train crashed through the walls of the
women's waiting room of the Windor
passenger station here. A few miles
from the city a plug was blown out
Of the engine and b engineer, Mark
Cunningham, was thrown from the
cab hi probably fatally injured. The
fireman tried to stop h train but the
brakes would not work. Upon arriv-
ing at the Windsor station, the train
plunged through several barriers n
brick walls fetching up in the ladies'
waiting room n crashing through
b floor. The little girl, who was kill
ed, was sitting in the station waiting
on the train. A score or more were in
jured and had there been more per-
sons on the train, the accident might
nave been more serious.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17
THE BIG EXPOSITION
WILL OPEN ON TIME.

Seattle, Wash. March 17.-The fin
ishing touches, that will make the Al
aska- Yukon Pacific Exposition the
most beautiful ever held, are being
added to the grounds of the 1909 ex-
Inhibition at Seattle and hundreds of
men working under the direction Of
experienced landscape artists are set
ting out trees, shrubs and sod, rams
planting o bushes, ~rhodendron
plants and other flowers that will
make the exposition grounds a place
Of q r beauty.
For there blooming flowers Of ev-
cry description will nod their heads
towards the towering frs of the for
est in which the exposition has been
built and the artistic touch of the
builder in producing exhibit palaces,
large enough to hold displays from ev-
cry part Of the world, yet restful to
the eye and beautiful to behold and
marvel al will finish this setting.
Seattle boasts of having the EXPOSE
ton ready on time and this means a
great deal when the experience of its
predecessors Is considered. Today,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

WAS OB3ERNED HERE.
The day set apart In the calendar
every IEshman 10 the memory of
his patron saint, Patrick. was general
" observed by the. Irish and their
friends In Roswell today. Fifty per
cent. OF the people on the streets had
on green in honor Cd the occasion.
day also brought on . few practi-
cal Jokes. most OF them on true sons
OF Erin Harry Kendall who Ia proud
OF his Irish blood, bore the brunt of
many pranks today, being met at e
ery turn by the color orange. which is
heartily hated by every true freshman,
and especially on ST. Patrfck's day ia
the morndn'.
The Commercial Club celebrates
st. Patrickis Day with q big party to
night
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

more than two months before the big
show will open, the majority of the
buildings planned for the fair at the
outset, are either finished or are well
along in the course of construction.
The United States government build
ings It the head of the Cascades are
more than sixty per cent complete
and will be ready to receive exhibits
in April.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17
BOND DID NOT LOSE
MANY LAMBS IN STORM.

Mayberry Bond returned last night
from his sheep camps near Artesia,
where he has been about a week dur
ing the lambing season He reports
that he lost only about seventy-ive
lambs on account of the snow, the
ilambing having but started when the
storm of last week came up. He says
that the laantbing is now progressing
nicely and that the snow will do much
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

w. G. McCune, formerly of this city
and. brother of R. H. McCune, has ar
rived from Portland Ore. where. he
has been for eight months. He has
been gone from Roswell about three
years and has spent most OF his time
in Buffalo, N. Y, and Cleveland, Ohio,
In the latter place he was in a street
car accident that has given him a stiff
knee for life.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

more good than harm. He was the
only sheep breeder who was damaged
in the least by h storm. so far as
can be learned. All the others Of this
vicinity are yet to go through the
lansbing season.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17
GERMozoNE
CURES ROUPE-
ROSWELL SEED COMPANY.
FIRST AUTO SINCE THE
QNnw ARRIVES ton

SNOW ARRIVES TODAY.
Two automobiles arrived in Roswell
this afternoon from the halfway
house, one of them bringing mail that
had been brought from Torrance, by
the big yellow a and the other bring
ing auto paraphernalia, having come
all the way. The drivers report that
the snow raj from a depth of % inch
es to ten feet dn the drifts andthat
in pushing their way through they
had an experience that would fill a
book. The snow Is now melting fast
and will go away in two or three more
days. The cars have made a track
and the cars will now come and go
daily.
past local plonks pocord Of6oo
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

r. Michaelis has returned from q
business trip of several days at his
ranch at Picacho.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Miss Mary Johnson returned last
night from Philadelphia, where she
has been about three years taking
training for the nursing profession
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

$500, 900 to loan on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
nual1y with privilege to pay of loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financia
Agent. 303 N. Main, opp. P. o.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17
Buying ! Pianof

Buying 2 Pi1noT
The old way-salary, travelling ex-
pense, commissions, hotel bills, rail-
road fares, livery bills.
The NEW WAY-eIiminates all the
above. Your piano comes direct from
factory.-BERNARD POS PLANO CO.
the N Agent" House, 420 N. Rich
ardson avenue.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Cooper, of
Denver, arrived this morning for a
short business visit. Mr.. Cooper
itravels for the american Tobacco
Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

N. S. West Will Bodenhamer, Sims
Smithson and Frank II. Anderson
drove up from Hagerman by auto to-
day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Two year old, ever blooming rose
bushes at Getty's Greenhouse at 15e
each. 1873
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Geraniulns at Getty's Greenhouse
Is plants for $1.00. 1922
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Kenna last night for a business visit
of a few days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Mr. and Mrs. 1. II. Kennedy, OF Ind
lama, Ohio, are guests at the Crane
Central.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

II you want a gool nights rest go
to the Missouri, Sunshine Inn. No
sick taken. 1861.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Marriage license vas issued today
to Oscar G. TruehaTt and Mrs. Lena
MayberTy, negroes, both OF Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17
Legal blanks at Record once.

o. "A. Arpin, of Trinidad, Colo, man
ager OF agents for the Singer Sewing
Machine Co, arrived las night for a
business visit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Mrs. E. Robins. who spent a weel
with Mrs. j. H. fowler, has returned
her home in Artesia.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

The best printing at reasonable
prices at the Record Office.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17

Frank Anderson was here from Ha-
german today looking after business.
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Legal blanks. all hnds-Recora.
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Notice to Real Estate Men.
The property OF J. v. Causey il OF
the market, 303 e. 4th st. 1ts
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-23

should look if you are one of those
who dress up to the minute.
First of all, your new suit ought
to be of plaid, which tailors say ii
going to be real fashionable. Gray
is the right shade, but If you want
to make an Disc like an auto gabriel
horn, there are some red and green
plaids that will help you 60 as far
as you like. 49,
Instead of the old giraffe like
looking English coats, United
States tailors this fall are setting
some styles of their own. There
will be no padded shoulders, but
the collar and shoulders of the new
coats will be fashioned so the
wearer doesn't look like he'd es.
capped from some circus menagerie
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-23
IMPRESSIONS OF THE
HUMORISTS' MEETING
BEING A WISE LINE OF TALK
TO SHOW THAT OUR HUMOR-
lST WAS REALLY At THE
BUFFALO CONVENTION.
BY FRED sHAEFER

DIT ruEO S6AErEN
After John D. Wells was elected
president it was discovered that
his paper let's him occupy an office
all to himself, with shower bath
annex. Otherwise, however, he is
one of the plain people.
Newton Newkirk, who does
"Bingville Bugle" stuff, is handi-
capped in one wayne looks the
part.
The reason Montreal secured
the next convention Is because Cy
Warman told new railroad
story. 1t listened sweeter than
any he ever wrote.
Joe Cone tore off some Yankee
dialect. He is now studying up
on United States.
James M, Lee was almost lone
some. He found none of the old
jokes in attendance.
Ted Robinson recited an un-
puOiAoAOo POOM SOAuPOoSo 6Siy
of giggles. You can't publish
giggles.
Duncan M. Smith may go on the
platform. The only difficulty
will be in getting him off.
w. r. Rose was accused Of
faultless elocution by one Of the
Buffalo papers. A correspondence
school of expression will be the
inevitable result.
Leonard Robbins had been west
year. He was on the way home
to nest again.
r. l.. Pemberton travelled under
the monde plume of Pembroke. 1t
did not go we'll. No one ever saw
PEN" broke.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-23

The sleeve is to be narrower at
the bottom. The coat will be long
wasted, with swing at the hips
1t will measure about 30 inches for
a man of average height-say five
feet eight.
The coat collar will be broad and
the lapels long. OF course, there.
fore, they will be narrow. From
the bottom of the collar to the bot
tom Of the lapel must be exactly
four inches.
And remember: Your coat collar
this year ought to be like the collar
in the picture-straight up and
down-classy, too.
Then you'll have that feeling that
Mark Twain says makes well
dressed man enjoy life more than
millionaire,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-23

custodian of the Bertillon and
rogues' gallery. did a more remark
able piece of work than did the
men who arrested the man on de-
scription. Lewis, after hearing a
number of descriptions of a man
who had been picking pockets,
went to his cabinet of criminals
pictures and picked out that of
Ellis almost without a search.