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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
SMim3nadbridlten.

Rem gort, 25. Oft. 2lnset.:
rYotsoam" bon Hpt.erbdm ,Guropd"
bon Ieapsl; ,aaiIer Wilbelm H." BON
Bremen; yGbicago" bon 0apre;
r5riebrid Der 8robe" BON Bremen.
Ibges.: ,Hnnbam" nah Hotterbdm;
raronprins Withelm" ndh Sremen.
9 o It 0 n. 9tbges.: ~Spernia" na6
2ioerpool.
Sam burg. 9lnget.: rGlebelano"
bon Reip Yort.
2iperppol. Inget.: v2afe
Wanitpba" bon Montreal, 2ufitania"
BON Retp Yort.
aueenstop Qnget,: yMe=
rion", bon pbilaoeIpbia mad 2ipers
pool beitimmt; r3eelanb" BON Bottom.
9ibrultar. 9lbges.: raDnisir
Guiie" nah Rep Yort.
Srieit. 4nget.: .2tIanta" unb
vSeeania" bon g}elp yort.
80 orfetIIe. 9lnget.: Santa
Ina" bon gtep Dort.
Ibgeg.: npropencia" na6 Retp
Yort.
Intnerpen. 9tngst.: ,aroons
lamb" bon Netp Yprt.
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Sieken nit iiea banoeln.
FsSusi. ia lire 5proeruug pon $50
anf cine Eurtion SaHee nit
Sr6of)tu.

PAUL 2oprep unb Carl goiIs, bon
Naibpile, Senn., iibergabsn am Monz
tag MOrsen einem Wirtbs an 3. Str.
uno Central Gpe. 3pei 6anotuf6sn
nit Snbalt gum Qufbepobren uno err
Aielten Wlarten (Gbeds) fir bieielber.
SpGter itslte iib elm unbetannter
Wlann Elm uno ertldrte. bon Qonren
uno poi'e beauftrugt tporben gu iein,
Die Sanbtaiten ab3uboIeH. Sbqleih
er Die Ularten niht ppr3eigen tonnte.
lpuroen ibm Die Sahsn uusgebdnoigt.
geItern Wtprgen tamen 2oprep uno
Boile 3urit uno Idlugen, ols ibnen
mttgetbetIt purbe. baB ibr 8epGt be-
reits abgeboIt lporpeu lei, RQpQu. Sie
behaupteten, Dap Die 6anotoiden &leiz
bun9sitite i'm QBertbe ppn $50 ents
hielten, uno perlQngten, baB Der Wirtb
lbnen bteie Summe eriege. Sbr Ser
lonsfn tpuroe abgepieien, Dorauf lie
ita entfernten um ipdter 3urldsutebs
ren uno tbre 5orberunQ QuF $50 All
reou3tren nit Der 0robung, bic Yplia
5sl IN SenntntB isgeH au rpolen, fuQs
tbre 5oroeuns ubgepieIen lperoe. Der
Blrtb polIte jeoo6 niht nit ben $50
herausruden, unb bic beibeu Wannsr
erltatteten NReIoung i'm poIiseibaupts
quortler. porauf bic 0ebeimpoliaiiten
SurtboI3 uno WcausItsn nit Der I'm
teriu6ung bes JaGss beauftraqt lDurz
ben. Spdter tamen GDnren uno QoiIe
nohmaIs IN Die 8artbIdaft 8urud uno
psrIangten $40, battsn jeooh aud bier
nit tetn 8liit. SdlieBlit iteutsn fie
'td am Qbenb notmaIs elm unb err
tldrtsn ouf ale anipri6e f6riftlih
Ver3tht Ietiten gu tpollen, lpenn Der
QBtrtb thnen cine gortion puifee Anb
gutterbroo eeben poIIe. Dieter 8orz
i1lag nuroe ongsnommen.
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tSefeSlidle Nesauuitnadsuna.

SrrFe1elie lnoebote neroen en,seaenesnrr.
Men IN Der Sffce oes 1tretior OF Xnoiie gate,
~. Siaaibnie, Cincinnati Eb.a, his I2 ubr
DIlnanas am mR ftfpo q. Den g. Roeenber
1910, TIT oas reeen b0n puBeiferuen 56bteu,
gpertdl eaiiiHee uno 2,enlien unb dueerer
betihieoenariiaer Arbeit TN Serrbinbuna baIHtt.
fit oas gSnfferperforpuras sniiem Der Sinbt
@cuns
8Idne. epe6ifiioiionen uuo aprm,lInre fiuS
au bdben in Der Office hes General guperIis
ieneeHten oes goiiermeris Ierariemeuis
Jeoc lfierre ntuS ben npIeH AGmen teoer
@cfeli6aft ooer 8efenffGficG trelbe oes sln,
pehpt uldd1en. fopie ecr ducn Rerfonen.. bte 'tc
nauon iriere'i,reu, enfhnien unh IHnb begieis
tel fetu nit ciner giirg'da': in ber oobe bon
81 10000 Goiidrs cneT cinem 3eritti8trien
Gbef auf etHe euiffsbenbf %dnf 0ls eine Go,
rontte ndtnr, bob, tpenn eIE Strgehot uuaeuouI
men fuirb, Elm Roufrai! cngeedrgen freroeu
tpiro.
soute iraeubein gnaebot 5uridecspie'en iuer.
ben houn fpiro FOLDER 0bcd an ben Dieter re,
iournirt nro foIie irpsHbun anaebpi arge,
uemmeH uerbeu, baun fr'rh folder Ghef naG
tnfTieher'fcueHeer Mus'Ebrgna nro SiteriteIs
iana bee aorfraffs surii 'erttaitet
Eiefer uiifien eirer slgtrtabeniieueuber PEE
iuetsocr tbrer isabt1feii ii5'cru nm fo!6e aiaf
ic HTbeii tpie berlonpf ~ befprpen.
@ieier ftno eehdlteu bic aeeu6ier fsormuInre
AL ee5rnnhen. oa ieine cHosreH eTieeaenaenrrn.
men Tperben
Ier director OF Rut.'c gufeis bebdIs iice
oas Reti eor. irsenoeE nser ale anaebots
sm gufirnne bes Tirtc'or Ct ggutIic ec'e.n.
Ter %. Efiober 1910,
26,2 Sobu 2Ierner, glerf.
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7leine Voli5einad3ri@ten
Ger Gd1rsiner Sreh 6nn

Der Sdrsinsr syrsb. 5anui
melbets seitern i'm poliosibauptquars
tier. oab ibm in Der Montas Nad.
isiu esiummies 6anbperts5eua Don si.
nem gaupIaB on Der 6idman S.rab.
nube Reaoins Roao geitObIen iporben
lit.
Nus Der Wobnune bss :. Mcs
Sprague, go. 1348 Chapel Strabe,
purben Elm filbernes 1randir.geited,
elm babes 0useno iiib.rns aDfisl uno
iilberne Weffer entIpenbet.
Sa5sI 5aneod. bon go. 3716
Clifton aDenue. tpu~oe seiterH in BEN
6aufe go. 435 Weit 8. Strube, um
ibrsn Muntel i'm Deribe BON $50 be.
itoblen. Sie befuhte 5ur 3eit ibre BEL.
ben 5anten. nelhe in sendnntem
6auIe tpobnen, unD bate ben Wantel
i'm aorrioor aufsehdnst.
9bomas Gmitb, "a Sabre aft,
bon SO. CAT Oft s. Strabe, fpurbe
geitern BON einem berrenlofsn 6unbe
in bag gein eebiFen. ct begob ii6
nah bem itabtifhen boipi.ol, tpD bic
Wunb<a eu5OebraHu. ipursen.
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NorddeutscherIIoud

LON0OM-PARIS-B
ueedmdetse eMHenhamsiu jteea TisuRsa.
sarenpriatsSin eeetiie", ,,aatftr Ssitbdm hss
Smefe", -arsaprtns 4thsIm". ,Qaiiss Eilheim
Der NGcEt"
Hs<imaSiae esffbampftrfokrt teeen Tteutss
nit nenen TspseIid -au ben Z ampfern.
1000 Lonnengebaff, TOO i;ut lana 10 ,snb brett
r0eprae 9safbtntafeu". ErHA Irtrerid1 fptf.
hflm". aGroNer 0nrfMrt7 ,Irieerin ber Wrs.
se". .wrefIau". .Hriustb aHr", .s,arbarsNa.,
ySrentr",
Geaeimasise 1sifbemsi'r ieben Tcnnerfsss
"Has'n sWniH", 2nrssiy".
Wttfefmesr SabYf:
Ci6RAGTAR-RFspFG
Neauiare ehneneGmlirr ttben gauaaa
rSsriin" tnet), .Snrtorsfia". ..1sniain Yrul.
te", "aSnis aibert". retinstHiH SrtHe~.
,.Hrdar",
eor3ael. 0irrihfurp IN eoih'er urh 2tr,fHerbe6
nuabbdnaAce TnrvsH ur bic eSeIf
s2ranelers' Gte6' ahIia lber BITE ennse gSeit.
OflRScHs q CO., RrosasSsv. ~
NererQ ~ aen,ea
Nnerieu fhy Gtrrtnuofi:
eermnH Tntiordi R1-f: ,sirff Qaficraf pcuY
Z uHo ssainnt erats; Nxfiern German Enrsf:
Gi!ns TnftoraI @au,, aepler q Co. 1910 Nnec
CT; Ltftss1htrb EattcHat @arTf: Rriahfon Der.
nan enni. 9arr'lSn aao golerain slsss
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aus Der Mefcrmfbule in MansfieIb,
g., entiprusen mar, ipurbe bier Mpns
tag perbaftet unD ins Gefdnsnib ses
itett. SroB Der Wadfumteit Der Wddz
ter mar Der gurIhe beute aus benz 3.
@eihpb oes poli3eisefinsniies ent.
tpiten, inbem er pie GiIenitd6e Dor
benz 5eniter ietner 3ele nit elmer
2oubfdes burhsefdst bate. Sin anz
oerer Strdflins, gbporn Sterns nit
Hamens, entIprons nit McDondtb
uno fam nit ibm nod Buffalo. Die
9plisei fabnoet jest duf bsine.
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Gies uno Ias.

Die iiirsit gegrunoete SIT. 9lbamg
gBelfare QHociution psriommelt iif
am Sonneritus Qbenb in Der 0ffentlis
den S6ule uuf SIT. Ioams, um biz
Srsanl1atton 3u DerpoIlitGnoiaen.
Shulratbsmitglieb Or. g. 6. SaniI.
ton rpiro eine Inipra6s bulten.
- Der friibere poli3siteF Sol. .9au!
W. W}iuttiH lpiro feline Qmtseutlaiiuna
nIht in ben Geridten betdmpien. Gr
piro ni6t ben Wsg Rs6tens beihreiz
ten, ionoern bic ansslsgsnbeit auF iit
bsruhen lafTen unb Tia in 3utunft
taufmannii6en 9siaaften piomen.
9os Sanitdts 9eparteme,it It
maht auf Die Sroinan3 aufmertia n
pelhe oos 2(usipeien auf ben Sci zen:
psgen, IN offsrtli6en GebGuben un b in
StraBenbabnpaeen BEL Strufe pfrbie.
let. Ruh oem 9. globsmber Iofl biz
Sroinan5 nit aLsr Strenge pp' Iitrsdi
iperoen. 6offentlid befoIgt DO 8 lisbe
pubIitum iie IaoH glsih.
C1e Nrbelts Sirettpr. Guno=
mater Der Saobabn Die grla' abuiB au,
Ssgung zines 9eleiIes an j tpnt Cir,
3nlidsn WltQ uno Smitb f5trabe srs
tbslIt, perosn Die Geifdft sleute uni
5ausbeiiser baielbit gelsc enbeit erbuls
ten ,i9ren proteit por3ub rinaen. Die
Suobabn bat iibrigens Das GsIuf
nod niht geitelt, neil ie einitneiler
ourd ginbaltsDerfabrerl an Der asauno
be5 9eleiies bebinoert lit. Die inter-
eilirten Jirmen uno 8Irqsr nollen
absr porbdusn, faas Der ginbaltsbsFe0l
aufgeboben piro.
- Den Gountrt apmmihGren ainz
gen seiiern petit .ionen 5u um ginasz
meInbuns Der ios. WiDpop plsofance
an Spring Gr.ope Mpe., nabe Clinton
place. fsrnsr lin Osbies spiidsu Rss
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giant unb mabiionpills, ioipie um ben
{ Iten itdbtiIhen elrmenfriebbof uns
insn Der iiibiihen 5rieob0f. in Gid
Bun griterss Debiet iou Wiucrset
Sp., bas anosrs Columbia 1p. unb
bus brittle Green 1p. eineemeinDs.
lperben. Die aommiTGre perbsn in
Der Sa6e 0erbDr oniepen.
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etarb nm 1ienitaa. ben rs. ciiOber 1eiC
Gfora Dauer,

aeIiebter @aicr bon stuna Qaucr, in, sIter bon
~ 3dbrer. 10 Wlnnaten uno ! 1na. Geihen'
tcier cm ,Src'iae, ben 2s. Sftober, 4dhmdttdas
i23 llbr, nnm Iranerbauie. do. 1924 @leuoord
lcibenperbreunune i'm greniatorium itattiinoet
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The Ohio Traction Co.

- Cine Gtntoenbe bon / NC ipurhe aiii eaf
Rriortidts.aItenidpiia hiefer Cbejeafhaft er,
Hart. 5ablbGl am /. 9tooenlbfr 1910 an bic am
26. GItober 1910 einactraBenen st'tieus5rta5er.
uebertragunGesBith lreroeu nidpt peldIofeH.
II Mailer u gruper, Seir.
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Ihtre(a Tho!t,

i'm alter bon so Snbren, Dsonaien uno 81
Guaen Die 9eereieuna fiuhet itait om SoHs
neritag. ben 81 Gitober 1910, Wiorgeus 1ks
llbr, BON Iralerbaufe ous, pornni UNI ubr
II Der Ct. Srdll5tSfussalr6e Elm feterltdes
9lcauem abaebaIten iuiro, fop3u aIle Gerpanotett
uno 5reuuoe hiermit hofIidft eingeIGnen ftno
bon
IT Tsn trnutrnben ssinttrbitebensu.
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8ereins. s.gnseigen.
Cincinnati SnrugemeinDe.

G GcmsiHoess5er amunlure Tounerftaa a5enb,
heT y. Giiober. 9inflbruua Der 8eumieu,
Sc 1resberidte unb nnbere fpidtiee Sefchdfie.
r. g et Ut q n n i. zpreter
8. D2. G6iele, Striftparf. /.
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Starb ON 9ienftae, ben % Gftober 19i
um ltbr Ibeno5,
Mork 4. Dobm,

i'm sitter bon 80 Sabreu In feiner gSobHunq,
gto 3B11 2lIier QIdce. atpgneale Sie 3eii Der
&eeroiaumc ntro fpdter betnuni eemabt. IT
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@efdtrr er 2ufnneieer unb SiiiGs
ers. fpfcri. 9tg Ecrt,Hs Campbell Go. no.
G22 @roaeipGn, Cincinnati. 20-3i
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WeIb 81 berIeiben.


IN einer beutfben stcIonie I'm clber Iuter
pufIfiinen IsbtnaIiuaen Al iihernebnien, Bcrs
pdnaer lpchibnbenh peiporben; neuiiohe alidte
reriGraf .3n erfr1gen bel 8, Is. Buriili'i,
80 Dearborn Sfrnbc Chicago.
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Sobes.Mnsciaen.

Gtarb am Sonntaa. ben g. Ettober 1910.
nm 8 llhr Radmittags, In ibrer gSobnune, Ro
~tr,rEc
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SteaengeindJe ndJe--lpeiblih.

0ebtIbetes beutfcfs Wsdn1en fu@t &teIle
cIS 0sssssuanss sssS irGsSetHs va9lssse Gsst
isno.
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grfabrener iuil9er MlnnH Der engiii6t:n
Eptate inn Sdriii mfGtia. mil eipGs stnpi'
iai, fadf aftiee geibeilieuae In einem Us'
20 30s
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9orfer init griabrung flebt Eieuuna; fam
10 Efi IL Sit.
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aiifcr fir pas .Gasf nnb Iu5~ Tepartes
rIert. 4. Ut. Stoti & Cons 60. aRcIfider
eIoeHae une Iniei Girabe. v
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Junger Wl1Hn. 20 Sabre alt. fuott Eteue
als Eoricr I'M GnIcpr pner In etnem Dribnt'
baus. R. g.. 1924 a8ninai ctr.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-28

Warrington, March 2S.-Out OF tine
quietnde of the Lenten season, the Of
fetal and diplomatic society of the
national capital has emerged like n
butterfly, and although the Post-Eas-
ter season will be short, 1t win be We
ny brilliant. Mrs. Taft's dance at the
White House tonight win start the
ball rolling. 1t will be prominently
an affair for the younger set and will
be less formal and more democratic
the entertainments which the
present mistress of the White House
has given hitherto. The German Am
bassadress will assemble rhe dancing
tomorrow evening when
her pretty, graceful, young daughter.
the Countess Alexandra Luise Won
RerRstorf will lead the cotillion. Mrs.
Meyers novel fcte, the Naval Relief
Eall, is scheduled for Wednesday, the
Both, and ON the 31st will come the
Postmaster Generals dance at
Rauscher's. Miss Helen Taft and her
brother, Robert, will be conspicuous
figures, and the higher Official set
will be asked whether they belong to
the cotillion class or not. The viva
ciors Young Viscountess day, wife
of the Naval Attache OF the French
Embassy, will give a fancy ball on
April L. The days are In a way
creditable to the Viscount
de Martel and his engaging spouse.
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and eternal death as | can. | will ac-
commodate the public; it may be at
uhe loss of my neverdying soul.
But / have a family 10 support
the business pays-and the public en-
coIrages.
Il have paid ny license and the
traffic Is lawful; and If / don sell it
somebody else will. / know the Bible
says 'Thon shalt not kill. no drunk
ard shall enter the Kingdom Of Heav-
I'm and l do not expect the drunkard-
maker to fare n better, but I want
an easy living and j have resolved to
gather the wages of iniQuity and fat
ten on the ruin of my species.
business with energy and do my best
to diminish tne wealth OF the nation
and endanger the safety of the state.
A my business fiourishes in pro-
portion to your insensibility and ig-
| will do my best to prevent
moral purity, and intellectual growth.
"Sa:uld you doubt my word I re
fer you to the pawnslops and the
poorhouse. the police court, the hos
pital. tne ~peniteutiary and the gal
lows, where you will find many of
my best customers have gone. A sight
OF them will convince you that I do
what l say.
ALLOW ne to inform you that you
are fools and hat l am an honest
saloon keeper"
Copied from a clipping.
A CITIZEN.
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Last week a report was made to
the police authorities that oal was
being stolen in East Roswell. Investi-
cation was made and 1t was found
tlat much of IL was being taken
by ONE The cases were looked
into thoroughly and the cause was
soon found. The bread-earners of the
families implicated In the coal steal
ing are regular patrons OF the saloons
OF Roswell, very regular. indeed. In
fact they are SO regular tnat they are
no longer bread-winners for their
own families, or coal buyers, either.
rhe children In these families had to
be kept warm, so the ONE rent
out and tool the coal. This Ia the
work of the saloons of this city. They
have made the men of these families
useless to their wives and children.
and the women lad to take the coal.
Who was to blame?
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DRINK " YoU WILL.

To the Editor of the Record.
Tombstone, Arizona, claims to have
the frankest s-aloon-keeper in the
United States. He keeps the Temple
Bar saloon and advertises inis bust
ness In a remarkable manner. Accord
ing to a story recently sent out from
there he has had cards printed. bear
ing the following words:
"Friends and Neighbors: am
grateful for past favors, and having
supplied my store with a fine lot OF
Choice liquors allow me to inform you
that I shall continue to make drunk
ards. paupers and beggars for the
sober, Industrious. respectable part
OF the community To support. My liq-
uors win excite riot, robbery and
bloodsned.
They viii diminish your comforts.
Increase your expenses and shorten
life. I shall confidently recommend
them as sure to multiply fatal accid-
ents and incurable disease.
They win deprive some Of life,
Others of reason, many of character
and all of peace. They will make
orphans and all poor. I Will train your
sons In inidelity. dissipation. ignor-
ance. ~lewdness and every other vice.
I will corrupt tne ministers of relig-
ION. obstruct the gospel. defle the
church and cause as much temporal
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-28

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, cHAvEs
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO.
the First National Bank
q colorano City, Colo
rados Plaintiff.
~ No. 1892
James a. Bruce, ct al.
Defendants.
Special Masters Sale Under Mort
gage Foreclosure.
Whereas. the District Court OF the
aforesaid County and Territory, did
|cu December 2Sta. 1909, by its Order
and Decree of foreclosure of that
date in the above entitled cause, Or
der and Decree the sale of the lands
and tenenents therein, which order
and Decree are recorded in Book I'll"
pages 1867 thereof in the records of
said District Court. and
Whereas, the undersigned was on
March 10th, 1910, by the aforesaid
District Court, appointed Special Mas
ter to sell the real estate in said Or
der and Decree described, now
Therefore. by virtue and authority
of said Decree and appointment and
in obedience to said Order. l. Page E.
Hudson, as such Special Master will,
On tle 18th day of May, 1910, sell at
Public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, at the South coor
of the District Clerks office, in the
City of Roswell, County and terrific
~ aforesaid, the real estate in said
Mortgage Foreclosure and Order Of
sale described, as the South one-half
of Section Is, in Township No. IL
South of Range No. 20 East of N. NJ.
p NJ. in Chaves County, New Mexico.
for the purpose of satisfying said
Judgment for s9.154.T6, with accrued
interest, the costs Of said suit and
this sale. Mon. Il
PAGE z. HUDSON,
Special Master.
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Mrs. Fiske in New Plays

New York, March 2S.-Mrs. Minnie
Madden Fiske, who closed her e
gagenent in Salvation Nell" last
month. begins this evening a spring
and summer engagement in three new
plays: pillars of Society" by Hen
rik Isben; "Hannele." ny Gernardt
Hauptmann, and "TAe Green Cocka-
too" by Arthur Schnitzler. Mrs.
Fiske will be seen in this city one
month before beginning a ten thou
sand mile trip which will take her to
the Pacific Coast.
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Vote on public ownershIu.

Des Moines, Ia, March 28.-For the
first time since Des Moines adopted
the commission system of government,
the initiative has been involved, with
the result that the voters in today's
city election will decide the question
of the municipal ownership of the
street car system.
Under the Des Moines plan any pro-
position can he submitted to a vote
IL ten per cent of the voters 30 in
dictate by petition.
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ELECTION

I, G. A. Richardson, Mayor of the
City OF Roswell. New Mexico. hereby
give notice that the regular biennial
election of the city oficials Of the
City of Roswell will be held in said
City at the places hereinafter desig-
mated on the first Tuesday in April.
1910. the Ii being the 5th day OF
April. 1910. at which said election
there viii be voted for an elected the
following named o~facers, to-wit:
FOR the City at Large.
One mayor to serve for the term Of
two (2j years.
One City Clerk to serve for the
term Of two, "a years.
One City Treasurer to serve Tor
the term Of two CD years
First WARD.
One Alderman to serve for the term
of four 90 years.
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society Welcomes PLAYERS

Chic ago, March 2S.-Players of the
Princeton University Triangle Club.
the dramatic organization OF Old Mas
.sau. arrived in Chicago today OF their
western tour and will present their
annual play. "His Honor the Sultan"
Society is preparing to celebrate
the event as the author of the play
Cyrus Mccormick, IL, is a son OF Cy-
rus II. Mccormick, of Chicago.
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PROPOSALS FOR COURT
HOUSE AND JAIL.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of County Commission
ers Of Chaves County, New Mexico.
Up to IL O'Clock noon 9Th day of April
1910 for the construction of a County
Court House and Jail to be construct
ed at Roswell, New Mexico. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Of
ice of the Architects, /. H. & w. NJ
Rapp Co., Santa Fe. New Mexico and
Trinidad, Colorado. Also at the Office
If the County Commissioners at Ros-
well. New Mexico.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject and all bids.
BY order of the Board Of County
Commissioners,
w. NJ. Atkinson,
Chairman.
n-m- 4n1
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One Alderman 70 serve for the term
Of two CO. years.
81 s : go 20 - : 8 Be- g.
al mtHssr d BARD 81 nda
catioh 70 serve f6r the term Of two
eecond Ward:
One Alderman to serve for the term
or Tour Cd years.
One member Of the board Of edu-
cation 70 serve for the term of four
(4) years
Third Ware:
One Alderman to serve for the term
OF Jour (4) years.
One member of the Board of Edu-
cation to serve for the term al four
(4) years.
Fourth Ward.
One Alderman to serve for the term
of four al years.
One Alderman to serve for the term
of W CD years.
One member OF the Board Of Edu-
cation to serve for the term Of four
"a years.
| Firm Waro:
One Alderman to serve for the term
Of four (4) years.
One member Of the Board OF Edu-
cation to serve for the term of four
Cd years.
Country District.
Or adjacent territory attached by
order of the Board OF Education of
the City of Roswell for school u
poses only.
One member Of Board of Education
to serve for term OF four (4) years.
To be elected by the qualified cleo
tors of such territory.
And to.fn by said election any va
cancies of aldermen or members of
the Board of Education occurring at
any time before said election.
The polling places for each ward
shall be as follows:
FIRST Misunderstanding Rink at
the corner of Main and 5th streets.
SECOND WARD: Spring River
Grocery Store. Corner 5th and Mo.
THIRD WARD:-Eagles Hall 1st.
between Main and Richardson.
FOURTH wARD:-Pecos Valley
Lumber Yard, corner Main and Wal
nut.
FIFTH WARD:-Cuses Blacksmith
shop, South Main street.
The polls will be opened at nine
O'Clock a. m. and closed at six O'Clock
p. m. on said day.
Boards OF Registration will be ID
pointed as required by law to regis
ter voters wno are legally qualified
to vote and said election shall be
conducted in each of the FIVE wards
of the City of Roswell In all respects
as is required by law governing mum
icipal elections In the Territory of
New Mexico.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
~hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the City OF Roswell to be here
unto affixed this 21st day Of February,
A. d. 1910.
@. A. RICHARDSON,
(SEAL) Mayor of the City
ATTEST of Roswell.
w. T. PAYLOR,
| Wed. IA. City Clerk.
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Take a look at that picture on the
first page of this issue of the Rec
ord. II represents a handsome build
ing. will YOU vote to throw that much
away every year. Why not keep IL in
Roswell and enrich yourself and your
neignbor, instead of the Kentucky
distiller and the Milwaukee brewer?
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Auto Season In Enorand.

London, March 2S.-Automobflfng
again I'M to the front in England
with n opening today of the racing
meet at the great Brooklands Motor
drome. A number OF events, includ-
ing the Raglan Cup, are scheduled.