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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-07
In Transit

In Transit.
I wonder who arranges the signs
In street cars7' said Thompson, point
Ing upward There is one describing
drandruff cure right beside one for
pure milk-isn't that fiorce?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Mu8lanp.

- Sn 9on6on ltarb i'm 9llter pon 35
sSabren Der beriibmte Somifer Sionel
8rousb.
- auS Panama miro semelbet. baB
Der @ulsbra Dur6idnitt am 90. Sctos
ber balb bseuost mar.
- Die Beb6rSsn bes idneijsriidsu
3antous Wallis baben an Der Simplou'
Yabn ben 8ertauf Der nSlie9snoen
Bldttsr" psrbotsu. Das Sntsrbift miro
oamit besriiuOet, baB bic bumoriitii4e
0Odsnidriit-i ituutsssfdbrlid iei.
- Sn @eriuseroOe, PreuBii6' Sud'
fen, ipurbe bic 8erlobuns oes 9erjoss
Sobann albrebt BON 0tedlenbur9'
S9periu, Resenteu BON 8raunihwei9,
nit Der PriuSsiiin @liiabstb BON Stou'
bsrs'RoBla Offiiieu bstannt seSsben.
- Gus Suoupeit, rlnsarn, tpirb ses
mslost, buB Die aartbduisr WtOude,
bic aus Sranfreid uertrisben wurosn
uuo tempOrdren BObniis in Garras
sOna, Spanisu, seuommen baben, ii4
oauerno In lluSaru nisosrlafen wollen.
- 8is aus Bremen ssmsloet pirS,
lit oas Yaiiass'@ei6aft oes ~OtOrOb.
9lopb" in itetisem 3unebmen beSriffsn.
Su ben lestsu Ssbu UtOuatsn bat iid
Der Serfebr i'm SsrbdltniB gum slsi6en
3eitraum oss uorissn Sabres fait per.
ooppelt.
- -RrofeiiOr Or. 2ubwis Suiti, bis
Der eriter itanOiser Sefretar Der tOnisli'
den afuoemie Der Siinite in Berlin, III
gum Direftor Der Bsrliner giational'
sallerie eruannt porbsn. Samit 1T Der
felt Rrof. 9uso BON Giduoi's aus'
idsioeu uerwaiite pi6tise ROiten misosr
bslest.
- Su Sranffurt a. SO. 1T cine bod,
hersige @obltbdterin aus oem 9ebsn &C.
idieoen: Die usrwittwete Sruu Srau.
sista Spsper. Ntit rsidsn Wtittslu bai
bic freisebige Dame felt lansen Subrsr
bic SrsbsfOriGuns ju f6rOsrn ssitrsbt
Die @elsbrtenpslt ounft ibrer Inter
itiisuns mau4sn uambaften @rfols.
- Die Stubt Srsslau I6snit Del
oOrtisen llniusriitat gum bspOritrbenber
einbunoertidbrissn Subildum Der So6
i9uls @runoitiide i'm 8srtb pOn eiuel
balbsn Wfillion Wtart. sluf bielen
2errain ioll elm StuOenteubsim srrid
tst werbsH, Oas idOn lauss uuf ben
8uni&3sttsI Der aiuOsmiiasn arsiie &c
itanben bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
RatrOienm mifbaHSlunsen.

glIs elm S6oner aus Riea in 9ibe.
foro.9ai in Der engliiden @rafidaft
9enon, eingeIaufen mar, berbreitete
ii6, mad einem 9eridte aus 2onbon
unter Der 9epoIferung oes Safenor.
tes oas @erii6t, bic 8emonnuns 6es
S6iffes iei in Der fiirdterIiditen
Deiie Don bem Rapit1n uub ben Sf.
fi5iren mibban6elt poroen. aIsbaIb
itiirmte oas aufoeregte Bolt oas
S6iif une fonb in Der Ebat eine Gn.
sabI Ratroien. meiit sana iunse Gen.
te. in giien eeIest Dor. @inise tru.
gen Die Spuren erober WtisbanoIun.
gen i'm @eiid1t. Der RapitGn BE-
bauptete. bic 9eiite bGtten iid aeipei-
CERT. ibre SfIidt ;u tbun. neil oas
eiien ibnen nift gut eenua aetpeien
nGre. Das Bolt bsfreite Die iunaen
aeite unS brohte ben Sal benz rui.
fii9en aoniuI in garoiff aur aennt.
nib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
@ermtf@tes Sufanb.

- Sn Pbilaoelpbia fsierte Der r@ons
coroia.@ .@eiansuerein" ben 80. Sabrestas
Ieiner @riinouns.
-Sn SadiOnuille, Slu, Durbe oas
@OIonuubs Sotel burd 6suer 3erftOrt.
S9aoen 100000.
-Sn bsm StdOt6sn Dubois, Pu..,
wuros bic fatbolii6e Can't @atberinen'
fir6s Ourd 5eusr SeritOrt. Sauosn
$4,000.
-Sn @aibinston itarb RapmOnb
PatterIOn. Der uiete Sabre lang Oem
bOrtissu Bureau Der ~@bicasO Tribune"
uOritano.
Sn Der Bunbesmiin3e 3u Pbila'
belpbia weroeu osmnd4it neue gtidel
nit benz 8ilOs @sOrss BaibinstOns ss'
prdst weroeu.
-Sn ben 8iebbOfsu in @bicuso
purben mebrere Der Sirma GrmOur &
60. sebOrenoe @ebduoe our9 Seusr Ser'
itOrt. S6aben 100000.
- Bon osm patbolosiiden Departes
ment Der Columbia uniueriitdt wuroe
bsfunnt ssseben. oaB Elm Ssilmittel &C.
gen Srebs sefunOsn woroen iei.
- Sn 9iew 9orf iturb Or. Sarriette
6. Ssatinse. cine als iebr erfolSreids
Gsr;tin iiber bic @renjsn Der Stuot unO
bss Staatss gisw 9orf binaus bsfannte
Dame.
- Dsmotrutiide 5iibrer i'm Staut
0tebrasfa Dhniden. oaB 9err Mils
liam Senninss .Grgan als @anoioat
fir oas Nmt eines 8unoesienatOrs
auftrete.
< Su Yittsburg, Pa.. purbe be-
fannt ssseben. oaB bic 10000 arbeitsr
Der 8. 6. 5rif So. i'm naditen Subre
eIHe SoqHetpOBlH8 DON III UlS 10 Trp'
gent erbalten msrben.
- aus @bcuso wiro ssmelbet, oaB
cine aus Is PsriOnen bsitsbenOe giutios
nal' @ommiiiiOu ernannt mOrOen 1T, bic
bas Stuoium Der @eometrie in uuieren
Sobidulsu pruttiidsr MAIDEN ioQ.
- Die &Obns Der arbsiter in ben So
brifsH Der 8etblebem Steel 60. psrOsn
mad eiuer befanut 9saebsneu @rfldrun8
Der Sertretsr Der 9eisllidaft uisosr chen
10 bod -semadt weroeu, pie iie Dor oem
Sabre 1907 maren.
- 9iah einem 9eriht bes Sefretdrs
Der SsbOrOe fiir Ofisntlidsn Oienit BON
9tew 9Orf wuroen in Der Stabt 9lew
Yort wdbrsno Der lesten 21 Wtonute
pom 63,5o0 @iisnbabu'an3sitelteu t.
TIA bel llnfallen uerlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
@ifenbabn Seittabelle.
SsIaiDars. eadaiuauna uuo BsHsrn Balm.
Sn Rraft bsn "a. Suui 1906.

Sn Rraft btn "a. Suui 1906.
GHbIta-8trI6bt Scranton fur Stem gcri
I'm 2.05, 3.20, Sos, 800. 1920, Born. /;
f2.A0, 3.25 unb $40 RaGmiitaas. Mir
Nsp gcrf uub philadelphia, ufn 500 gurn,.;
f2.AO uub 3.35 0a&mitiass. 8ar
xpbvbauni, $40 Ra&mittaas.
R6rbIi6 Buffalo um LIS, 6.25u. 900
Ror.; t.55, $40 uub ft.f0 Ra&mittaas. Sir
Btuaban,ton, Glmira unt 3pII&snIfatipnsn um
fO.f0 Npr. uut LOS Rd&m. S5ar Ssptap,
5sracuit unb Utica. UNI LIS unb 6.25 Wipr. ;
f.55 Raamiitags. Ospsap. SpraruIs unb
Utica 3us I'M 6.25 WUr. IGuft t6aIi&, ausas.
npmmtu Spnntaas. 8iir Rputroft nm 900
Rcr.; los uub 6.40 gta&m. gii&oITcn ge.
6 smoeaticu. um 400 Ra6mittads. Pina.
hampton AesOmpeatiOu, nm 6.t5 Rdtmittaas
Uloomsburg 9ibiHon-gSnI6ht Suanfcn
fEr Nprtbumberlane um 6.35. 10 90 Mpr. ;
i.55 unb $40 Ru&m. 8ar pIpmOutb um 9.O5
Ra&mtttdss.
SonutaaSsShac.
SiDIid-Biir Rtp gorf um 205, 900
sos nnb 1920 WOresns; 3.35 unb 3.4O
Ra@m.
R6rslia - Rhr Buffalo I'M f.f5. uut
6.25 Wpr. t.55, GAO unb if.t0 Ratm
SIR 8tuabamtOn unS 3piTGsniaHpusu, 900
uub 1910 Bprmittaas
DIsomsburg 9ibifIon- BtrI6at SCRANTON
m t0.20 wor uub $40 Ra6mtttass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
eadatpaHuu & @DomiHg BaTIep.
(eaureI 9inie.)
3ptI&.u SCRANTON unS Bilfts. Barre.

3pif&sn SCRANTON unb 8ilfss.Sdrrt.
3Has psrlafTsn @erdntou nm 30. 2.00. 2 90.
400, 500 une 900 Woratns. Tim 5 40 Rpr.
atus an @ohtniaetn unb aGIt na6foIasns,
Ipan,ie Rtnuttn, unb nm 700 Rprasus an
Spnuidasn unb dat na&folatrbt ipdn,ia Ri.
uuten bts uue iuiIuRpt IL 90 RdGts, In @iG.
Fes-Bdrrs Al Riuuttu ip6tsr anfcmmsub.
Grprts,Hsf, MIR In pittstpn anbdItsnb, Ssr.
aftu Scranton aIle Stunbt i6aIiG, auaat.
uommtH Souutdas uub iJsitrtdasu. bon 7te
Worasus bts 7.t9 Nhtubs. uub trtftH In @il.
Ies.BaEge 30 Riuuten fp6ir ttn.
Osft1ty DituH ,pif6.a SudutoH. Rds aue
1drf, eana Warf, peiersburd uHS DuHmure.
SsS6+ Hdbrplau ffiv asVddbtfSrosrubs 36ss.
Ipot ID Rsdft am 9. 9uIit907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

8ie aus aanfaS berhtet fpir6,
bat elm bortiser SitngTias feiner an-
aebeteten foLeerSes eafrseben: ~an-
aenebmer, Gls Der @efons Gur,rios
ut mir ons @erduidh tpeEhes Define
2ippen MAIDEN, tueun fe Summt
folien." aus tpeEdJer 9neipe bes
8robibitionsihputes 6tsfer SiiueIins
ietm 8eee1teruns eebott, NtrS nidt
beridtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Sic giirger BON Sos angetes Fno
nit ibrer 9eiteueruns bur6 BITE
Observation-Disclosures iebr un5u.
frieoen, fpesbaIb iie cine GbeiIuns
oes Staates IN Sber. unb llnterfaIi.
fornien perIaneen. OBJ ni4t bie 30
Iitifer babinter iteden9 Gtrr& eine
ioIde EbeiIuns miiBie ia bic 8abi
Der oortiaen Stats unb Binoesbe-
au1ten uer6oppelt Derber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Der glan6m6rSer Better CrIpif,

Der pie ieiner3eit ausfiibrIif berid.
tet on benz Banfraub in Der 5iuma.
ner goltsbanf betbeiliet mar urA in
0iirid, perboftet purbe, miro libir
Snnsbrud nod 5iume transportirt.
8or Der gbiabrt unternabm er eineu
ssIudt. uno einen Selbitmcrbperiud.
9eioes mibInng. gtnd ben neiieiten
seitfte1ungen fallen SrIoff ni&t ne
niaer oIs Ie6s R0ubmorbe sur Gait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Ger @eneroIpoitmeiiter bat Der.
fiigt. oab 9rieftrdger in ioIden $au.
fern. iuo bosortiee Sunoe berltmIau.
fen, feineBoitia6en ab5uIiefern bron.
den. g8er feline bosartieen $unbe
bGlt uno trosbem ben Iangeriuorte.
ten Brief nif,t betommt, Diro ii4
fnunnern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

gea6 Der Bebu,Iptrno ees Sorb
g,ortbcIiff bat 9eiIHdlurrb ban arieo
nit ssranfrei4 plr aneetonpen. WI,
lid, Al 6ereidern. aas AenIfeT5es'
@rGSSe pcIle q aud GHsspsb init
ariea iiberSie9en, a6er has n nod
nsot oas idAnrwfte. Dsr Sestrts
2oro Vdeint es rod rf@f % wfen,
SoS DeutIdBostS Den fars9R~ ssu,
asfabt bat. anitslle hss DesettsaD
SAalespGnt eiw1fCMA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
an 0Gr RiOiera.
Die berrlidsn Gage Ses Sriibberbites
am uittellGuSiIden Wleer.

aus GeHaa In bic ih6Hers RatHr.-Das eebtz
an ber aRht. - Die usrmaIsbsits 3sfirs.
UifisR. - pleHtsHs prdparirt lid szi
bic eaiipH. 0lpHts Garls bic
Ferle Der Ripisra. eelHe
eHieItauI u. pEpmtHabtR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

gus 9enneiiee fi6 6os 8robibi.
tionsio6 aufbiir0ete, iagten @enner
Ses Staates ooraus. bnb oas 6ortise
@runSeigentbum 6ur6i6nittIi9 %
bonn bun6ert ieines @ertpes berIis-
rem iper6e. Die 8ornusiasims trifft
nit uuheimliber Senaiiiafeit elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Nander iunse Wonn, Der bon ei'
mem College iein 0ipIom erbieIt, peib
beinobe aIles, auseenommen bic Irt
unb 8eiie. fpie er ieinen 2ebensrn-
terbaIt eriperben fonn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

SoIanse Die 6eiitfd,e 2uttifHif.
Iinicnscieaidaft nod 175 Msart fiir
Gle ied,sitiin6iae Sobrt beretnet, lit
cine ~lleberuoIferun9 Der 2uft" nidt
81 6efiirdten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Dir sroBen GfienbabnseieIlff Ilffnften
Beginner NIT benz 9ni rteaier 9inien.
Oorin Iieet elm tpirfIiber 9eipeiS bes
aciun0en Bodsfb1ns bes notiono-
len BobIitan6es.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

SIN Omaha rplirSen stpei iunee
9eute, Die einnrSer I'M Barf BEN Sof
modten, nit breibistGgiger Saft be.
Itraft. Se. @bren Der Hidter Fat0
ft6rIi6 niemoIs jung eetpeien oOer
bdber es l6nqit pergeiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

9nnaSa beaniprud,t oaes 2anb
nor6Iid, pom omerlfauiid,en &onti.
rent, Den NoropoI etneeifIoiien. glur
bic 2umpen finS bei6eiOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Carrie 9otiou erfIGrte. lie poIle
oies9irtte nift mebr oerfluben, ion.
bern berpeinen. .Tbeures 8ei6. ge.
biete Oeinen Sbr6nenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Der 8erbanO Der @utterbGnbler
bon Rebrasta iteqt eiHen 9utterpreis
bon so Gents in Iusiitbt Groiten
mir iiits: SaIo unb 9rot modt 8an'
pen rntk.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Ct. 2ouis pirb nGditens 100 Sab
re alt. 8ie ihneIl Die 3eit oergebt.
@er pirs nidt nit 8ereniigen iener
Gage eebenfen. oa ct. 2ouis iid als
einRebenbubler Gbicogos betradtete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Sn ben 8ereinisten Stanter ioI-
len iib 200 Wiqiouen gpielb1ume
befinben. @er oaran 3peiieit, tann
lie nod,31bIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Serr Snrrimon mar Der itolje
Better bon bunoert Wtillionen Dol
lars uno beberridte bas grobte@iien'
babnncs Der Welt. llro iest: Seds
9retter uno srpei grettben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Die 6roge lit iCst, oh ole miIitGri.
ibe o6er finanjieae 9etitllngsiabigfeit
Spaniens 0uerit ibr GnOe errei6en
tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

9ie Roneoneger baben bic @eiBen
immer nod Y5um Sreiien gerne".
Sic IieBen ii6 einen Gambler nun.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Gin Nep Dorfer 3oabeomter bat
einen Collar obeeliefert, ben iemano
aus @erieben in feline Godtaite fuI.
len lieb. @s gibt bod nod ebrli4e
2cute. ole iid nidt nit einem Dollar
BON Yfooe Der Gugerb abIenfen
Iniien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Die glntunft ocs $auepihen ao-
nlctcn Itcbt beoor. gs piro be-
bouptet, oab er ieinen eieenen So.
men nod ni6t fennt. SofientIid
mcrben Die glitronomen oos Ser.
iGunnib bel oieier 8elegenbeit na6.
bolen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Sbnibel.

Ser 9unoesSoaeinrebmer 2oeb
beroirbt BEN reiden sInertfanern bic
gar5e Sreuoe ON SdnutsgeIn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Der titediide Siirgermeiiter oon
@roBmeieritih bate es betarrtIib
obqelebnt, Den aaiier @iLbelm in
oeilti6er Sprad,e tpiIlfonmner 81
beiBen. Nm ieiner StelIe bot Der
areiie @oiier Srop Soiepb bic ge.
arIbung iiberiommen. 0os mar
iiderIi6 fein hlehter 3alid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Die @robmGhte brou6eu fih
nift IGnger barum au boLeen, tpeI6e
BON ibnen China bas neiite @elo
pumpen 6orf. au6 bic. Eiirfei mill
iest einen 96ren onbiuoen, un6 bic
lit bod elm minSeitens eberio inter.
eifantes 9nnb. pie Dos 0tet& Der
Wlitte.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27

The agreement regarding the prop
erty was made out of our and was
not filed for RECORD with tine divorce
decree. but Attorney Renehan says
that Darden surrendered to his wife
five lots in the business section of AL
buquerque and his title to the Paris
addition to that city, valued at $780,
900. two mortgages valued at $4,000
each, sixty shares of stock in the AL
~buquerque Bank of worth
$500 and the Ingleside ranch farm
implements, improvements and stock
in Albemarle county, Virginia, valued
at SIS, 900.
Mrs. Darden alleged that she ad-
vanced her husband a total of SIS 900
but admitted that $4,000 was a pres
ent and that out of one gift of $4,000
he paid some of the expenses of her
son. Kenneth, so she only held him
for $73. 900.
II is understood that Mrs. Van Rip
per and her friends will make a tour
of Mexico before returning to New
York.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received al
the office of Reed & Wilson, Roswell,
New Mexico. until noon, October 30th,
1909. for the construction of a con
crete dam in the Felix River near Ha-
german, New Mexico.
Said work composed of;
Driving 95 bearing piles.
Making and driving 201 9'x12" sheet
piles.
Making and driving Al 13"x12" com
bined sheet and bearing piles.
Making and driving 2O1 ska"
sheet piles.
Making and driving Al 1O"x12" com
bined sheet and bearing piles.
Mixing and placing approximately
965 cubic yards OF reinforced con-
crete.
Making and hanging 4 automatic
spill gates.
Construction of one combined box
culvert and headgate.
All lumber, cement and reinforcing
steel furnished by Felix Irrigation
Company.
Plans and specifications may be
seen and proposal blanks obtained a
the Office OF Reed & Wilson, Roswell
New Mexico.
A certified check for Two Hundred
Fifty Dollars Cs250.0O.) made payable
to s. Little. President of Felix River
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27
SUPT. HILL ON THE
NEW COURSE OF STUDY,

In response to a request for a com
ment on the new course of study in
New Mexico. Supt. C.. c. Hill. OF the
schools of have county. wrote tine
following for the New Mexico Journal
of Education. and, since ii shows UP
the good points in the new course.
will he given for the benefit of the
readers of the Record:
Il am sure that every person In
this Territory that has at heart the
interest of the children, and who is
earnestly laboring for better things
in The great Cause of Education in
this Territory was much pleased
when the recent Course of Study
made its appearance. Especially, | am
sure. is this true Of all teachers and
county superintendent.
Speaking for myself, I was de-
lighted with It and at once got busy
placing IL in the hands of my mor
than fifty teachers now at work oIt-
side the City of Roswell, giving each
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27
Mrs. parden Gets Divorce.

FL Paso. Tex, Oct. 22.-Mrs Fannie
Van Ripper Darden OF New York to
day got back her name of Fannie
Van Ripper IN al absolute divorce
from her husband, James G.. Darden
of Albuquerque. y. NJ. Judge Parker
AT Las Cruces, n. NJ. issued the de
cree.
Darden had sued for divorce on the
grounds of abandonment and had ask
ed the court to allow him to retain
certain sums of money advanced by
his wife totalling SIS 1000. The court,
however. granted the divorce to Mrs
Darden on a similar charge. and &C.
cording to A B.. Renehan of Santa Fee,
counsel for Mrs. Darden. the husband
was forced to make good the amount
OF money advanced by surrenderins
the properly he had purchased with
IL, the same now being worth much
more than the money advanced.
Mrs. Darden filed a cross bill and
asked for n divorce on the grounds oil
abandonment ms non-support. but
was unable to prove that her husband
was ale to support her In the manner
n which she vas accustomed to live:
hence the non-support clause was
thrown out and the divorce was zrant,
cd on the desertion charge alone.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27
ANOTHER HERD OF BAR v
CATTLE SHIPPED TODAY

Only Il more nerd of Bar V. Cat.
tile now remains in the Pecos Valley.
and it will not be long before the en-.
tire brand will be out of the country
Another big herd of 1900 was ship.
ped from Riverside today. part going
to Kansas City and tae rest to points
in the Panhandle. Zeaas Leonard. j
l.. Leonard, DIR. G. A. Lipp. Barney Nc
Kissick. Franb b. Let's and Will j
Lewis. of Clarendon. went TO River
side to inspect the shipment. Addi
tional to the Bar V shipment, six nun
dred Block cattle were shipped to the
Same points.
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Yesterday the Record published an
article from the Denver Post regard
ing alleged charges against Governor
Curry n his probable resignation.
Frankly, the Record does not place
much reliance IN the article from the
Denver Post. but we really would not
be surprised to hear of that resigaa-
ton almost any day. We are not an
adnirer of George Curry, by any
means, but We would be sorry to see
Taft pick his just now. Mr..
Taft would probably select some such
man as Bursun or Frank Andrews,
the brother of our esteemed delegate,
and the good lord preserve the Ter
ritory of New Mexico from any such
cold-blooded deal as that would he.
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pauqhters of Revolution.

New Britain. Conn. Oct. 27.-Fair
visitors to the number of several Jun
dred are New Britain's guests today
At The annual State meeting of the
Daughters of the American Ravoli-
ton. Mrs. Matthew Scott. of Wash
ington. the president general of the
society. is expected to be the princi-
pal speaker.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27

There are many more people In the
world who believe in the good of hui
manity than there are who believe in
h bad in humanity. But the trou-
BILE is hat the people with the opti-
mistic viewpoint sit back and theor-
ize n the pessinistic section gets
busy and runs things.
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The Salvation Armv-

Major ]. G. Galley of Ell Paso Will
conduct the meeting Of the Salvation
Army in Roswell tonight. The Major
Is an experienced violiaiSt and has
spent many years in the Army work
Come and a him.
Open air meetings will begin z: is
p. IN and will De followed by indoor
services.
NJ. G.. SALISBURY,
Officer in Charge
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Viewing the situation in Roswell as
regards gambling IL is more encouras-
ing than in any other town in the ter
ritOry of which we have knowledge.
In Roswell public opinion demands
the suppression of this vice and the
officials are making an honest effort
10 enforce the laws regarding it. In
many other places the law is aid to
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27

No doubt the tariff on wool has
benefited some few hundreds of peo-
pie in New Mexico, but il has added
Immensely to the burdens of the thou
sands in the Territory and the mil
lions in the country. Such is the pro-
tective tarif-a friend to the few and
an enemy to the many.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27

Harpers Weekly starts in about one
month after election and roasts the
president and then about one month
before the next election turns in and
helps elect him. This has been the
regular course Of that periodical for
years. II is for tariff reductions
three years and ten months out of
every four years The balance of i
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27

There is no manor woman either,
for that 1natter-who does not try to
better himself, not only materially but
morally. The great trouble seems to
he that many lack the necessary will
power and others are so hedged in by
circumstances that they are unable TO
free themselves. Nevertheless the
world grows better daily.
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To Build State Highway.

Providence. Oct. 27.-As part of a
general plan for making the highways
of Little Rhody" the best in the
country. bids were opened today for
the construction of sections of State
highway from the towns of West
Greenwich. Exeter, Tiverton, Burril-
Vile, Middletown and Westerley.
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President Taft urges hat the rail
roads be given a square deal. We
LAY not heard him spend much time
advising that the people be given he
same kind OF a lea
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time Is spends electing a Republican
president. regardless of his high tar
III actions. Either Harpers Weekly
does not believe in what il advocates
or is very s~hort-sighted.
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Teddy may DE having a strenuous
time in Africa, especially when tbs
bull elephants get after him. but he
has a soft snap in comparison with
h trouble ais successor has in dodg-
ing banquets.
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just the same they step up to the
polls every two years and vote TO con-
tinue tle same gang of political heel
eIS in Office.
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John Hoffman, wno planned to leave
several days z on a trip 10 Kansas
City and other points east, left his
morning taking a shipment of cattle
to Kansas City market.
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The tar payers of New Mexico are
responsible for the high taxes they
r paying. We know of hundreds of
Republicans who kick and groan ev-
cry time they pay their taxes, but
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II Is estimated that crime costs the
people of the United States the sum
of six hundred millions every year,
and by far the greater portion OF that
sum is c~hargeable directly to the sa-
looms.
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Taft is now sailing down the big
fresh water river. but ii he keeps up
h present pace his party will travel
up a long and desolate salt water riv-
er next election time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-27

Cook may not have reached the
Pole; but he is certainly raking in the
gold.