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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17

In the lanFJt event Homer Wild
er and NJ. W. Evans tied for first hon
ors. each breaking % out Of IS tar
gets. In the shootoff Wilder won
the blanket Pearl Wilson won sec
ond prize. a Navajo blanket.
Throughout the shoot A. AronsteiD.
of Cincinnati, Chic, VINO was here rep
rosenting tae Sportsmen's Regiow
gave much valuable assistance in coli
Quoting The affair and in giving out
information. He win have en- extend
ed write-up of the Roswell shoot in
his paper.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
ASKED FOR MONEY;
THE REPLY WAS A SHOT

Ration, y. NJ. June 17.-As the re-
suit of a revolver ddel between jose
Itoybal, a store keeper. and Floys
Nuanez, the latter was shot to death.
Mrs. Roybal has a wound III her hand
and Roybal has a bullet hcle in his
left arm.
Roybal was awakened early this
morning Icy NuaneZ forcing ais way
into the store Roybal asked what
he wanted Nuanez demanded none :
and the shooting began.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
BIG FIGHT WILL PROBABLY
GO TO GoLDFlElD, NEVADA

San Francisco. Calf, June IL
Tex Rickard announced to the Asso-
ciated Press this morning. on receipt
of a telegram from Morris Sulli van.
Of Goldfield. Nevada, that the Jeffries-
Johnson fight will be neld there on
July 4. Sullivan guaranteed $l20.0Ge
Sullivan is an old friend of nnine
ard absolutely dependable" said Rick
ard. II have no details bu: / know
the man. You can ennounce that the
light will go to Goldfeld unless a
nnca better offer should come from
some other Nevada city. hardly
think it possible that any other city
will raise Goldfield's bid"
Attorney General Soofice was busy
today preparing depcsitions which
Will be fled later in the day in sup
FORT of the notion for a temporary re-
strainins order against the prosnot-
ers and principals of the Kaufman
LangfOOd fight scheduled for tolnor
row afternoon. Nothing will be done
with the jeffries Johnson injunction
until the Langford- Kaufman injunction
motion Is disposed of
Governor Gillette has ordered Ad-
infant General Lauck to have two
companies of Eiilitia under arms and
i'm readiness to stop the Langford
Kaufman fight tomorrow should any
attempt be made to Pull it off.
Promoter Louis Blot, of the Lang
ord-kanfnlan fislt, after hearing the
Governors decision, declared he
would hold the contest" as advertis
ed and compel the troops to stop the
fight.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
Bunker Hill DSv,

Boston. June 17.-With the boom
ini; of cannon at the Charlestown Ma
w Yard, the ringing of bells and the
firing of bonfires. the celebration OF
the 135th anniversary of the battle of
Bunker was commenced this morning
AS usual, the obser, anse centers In
historic Charleston, where thousands
of BostoniaIs and loyal citizens oi
suburban towns and cities gathered
this morning to witness the parade.
and pageants which always mark ths
day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
Southern Presbyterian Tea.

'rle ladies of the Southern Presby-
tcrian clnrcn viii give a tea on the
lawn of the church corner 18th st. AMI
Penn, ave. Saturday afternoon and
evening. FROM o'clock on. a free
will Offering will be taken.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
ScAFFOLD WAS READY BUT
THE NEGRO WAS LACKING.

West Palm Beac1, Fla, June IL
All tSe preparations had been lsade
to bang George Fields. Il negro. here
today. The scaffold was erected, the
ropes tested and the witnesses irvit
ed. u only thing lacing was the
negro. He escaped from the jail at
81 Augustine last night. Meanwhile
not knowing of the escape Governor
Gilchrist had wired a respite of one
week pending an investigation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
u. Q. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locaI Report, Observation Taken ai
R.nn n mi

Roswell. ~. NJ, June l7.--Temper-
ature: Max, %; min., 90: E.ean, 7s
Precipit alton, o. Wind miles 8 z.
Weather, clear
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year.
Max, 90 nin.. 81.
Extremes this date IL; years rae
ord: Max. 100, 1896: mfn., 81, 1900.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Saturday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
Public Auction.

Tomorrow, 3 p. n., End & Main st.
0ae nice driving horse, years OLD,
gentle fer ladies': also new buggy AMI
haTness.-T. +. Harrison. auctioneer.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
SHOT AND KILLED A
NEGRO IN KANSAS.

Independence. Kan, June 17.-Jess"
Check shot and Ailled a negro named
Crswford here today. Cheek was driy-
ing through the dark and nearly ran
over "a negro waitress. Crawford Sc
cared a gun and was moving toward
Cheek when the latter shot. Cheex
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
Jurymen Selected for a Year.

w. s Praser, of this city, John I. Hin
SIZE of Haeermaa, and c. w. HalliDur-
ton of Dexter. met here today and
selected the nares for the juries of
district court in Ohaves comfy for
tha coming year.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
PERU-EcUADoR MEDIATION
MAY FAVE FAILED.

Lima, Peru June lit is rumor
ed tCday that the attempted mediation
between Peru and Ecuador had fail
Cd owing to conditions imposed by
Ecuador as a basis for peace negotia
tioEs
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
DENVER ROAD BRIDGE OVER
CANADIAN RIVER Is OUT

FL Paso. Texas, June 17-High wat
er washed out the bridge o; the Fort
Worth a. Denver railroad over the
Canadian river at Dalhart Lass nislt.
The trains are being detcured over
tIe Rock island via TucumCari.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17

then got under way. wita tie Chinese
in the stuke hold firing the boilers.
Suddenly a dozen of them appeared
on deck and seven of them leaped
overheard. In the struggle for liber-
{, the men had to fight a strong tide
and four .stccunbed. The other taree
n Tanaged to reach the shore.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
Real Art Pieces Are Shown.

In tie window at the Turner studio
are to he seen three statiiettes AMI
two pfacs by Miss Gertrude Boyl. tae
young scIlptress OF San Francisco.
who is attracting attention ali over
the artistic world. They are owned
by VIM. de Rendon-Pos. The pieces
are originals by Miss Boyle. In the
same window is an original painting
of a scene on the Maine coast by Bib
ber.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
BONE ExPLoDEs IN MIDST
OF RUSSIAN POLICE

Warsaw. Russian Poland June IL
A bomh exploded in a squad of gen.
darmes Ut a raiiroad station thirty
miles from here today. One gendaIme
VAS killed outright and fodr received
mortal wounds ard their chief was
slightly injured.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
L. C.. Walkers Mother Dead.

mother of l. C. Walker, formerly oi
this city. Her death occurred at the
Walker home in Los Angeles a few
days ago.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Halliburton. of
Dexter. were here today while MIR.
Halliburton was serving on tie jury
commission.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17

Have your title examined now and
get a certificate. You then know ii
you have a good title.-Roswell Title
4 Trust Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
disappeared before he could be ar
rested.
The Wool Market

ST. Louis. Mo-. June 17.-Wool un
changed. Territory and western med
iums. 17G p; rne nediuns. 1911;
fine, 12MI4.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17
INTENSE HEAT CAUSES
SuEEERING In CHICAGO

Chicago. June IL 7-Prostratiols duc
to the intense heat were numerous
throughout the city today and Ithous-
ands of women and children fed to
;.Ie parks for relief.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Baker have mov-
cd their residence to the cottage at
the rear of the Bakornell Studio. on
West Fourth Street.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Smith. at the
Roswell MOTEL announce the birth OF
a daughter Wednesday,.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-17

Phone No. for Picnic Wagon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
KNIGHTS TEMP[AR
PARADE !. STREETS ! |: {.
Brilliant Spectacle Precedes Ad-T
dress of Grand Commander
and Annual Banquet.

Knights Tcmplar OF Virginia, headed
by the Commandery of st. Andrew, IN
d brilliant parade last night, escorted
the officers OF the Grand commandery
from Mnrphy's Hotel to the Masonic
Temple, where the annual meeting OF l
the Grand Commandery knights Temp 5
lar OF Virginia began. More than zVo
Knights took part in the parade under
George j. t'reedley. commander, and
Red lights ornamented the line OF
march, making one OF the most brill.
lltant spectacles ever presented pys
TempIar Masons in this state.
4 rho annual address of the Granos
4 Commander, a. w Traylor, OF Danville,
4 was the feature OF the first session.
lit was regarded as one OF the abiest
addresses in the history OF the order.
5lGrand Recorder James B. Blanks, OF
petersburg. submitted his annual re-
3iport, showing a large gain made IN
membership during the year. #
Il AS Is customary at the first session
4 only routine business was transacted,
A and the grand body adjourned to meet
this morning at o'clock. when after
Il 1.-THE regular business, the annual cleo
Il ton OF officers will take place. The
q deputy Grand Commander. William y.
II McChcsney, OF Stanton, Will In all
q lprobability be advanced to the position
!, OF grand commander. Elmorc d.
!, tHotchkiss. OF Richmond will be made
7Sl deputy grand commander, and a.. NJ
) Baker, of Harrisonburg, generalissimo
s McChesney Is also grand master o.
!. Masons in Virginia, somewhat IN
. usual circumstance arising through tht
!. fact that the grand master of thu
: Blue Lodge will also be the CRANE
: master of the knights Templar, thu
3 head OF the first and the last bodies
!. in the York rite.
= The incoming grand commander VII
: appoint the new man In line. who VII
= eventually become grand commander.
. The grand commanders address las
- night was followed by one of the mos
e brilliant banquets ever given in tn
!. Masonic Temple, several hundre
X knights being in attendance. Th
!. banquet was under the supervision
10 Grand Steward a. w. Baker.
G. Following the close of the Gran
!. Comrnandery this afternoon Acca Ten
es ple, Mobiles OF the sMyst4c Shrine, WI
es meet at 1880 o'clock for its annui
es ceremonial session and initiate lars
class of candidates, including mar
Iron out of town Potentate Thoml
lie 1iB. 8AicAdams has pre- pared an abora
&c program, ending with banquet at
nc o'clock. In his notice the potenta
m. says THE date Is chosen that nobl
y from other sections of the state
Id TENDING the Grand Chapter and Graz
tn ICommanderyi may participate in 7
IS: ceremonies and partakes of the 10
Lte incident to mingling with the nobili
no and tinkling with the noYices. So
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
local. CHURCHES.
SHOW ACTIVITY ( | J!
Encouraging Reports Made to
Conference Of Laytnen's
Movement
$780, ------- e s
WANT BUSINESS J; Ne: s 4 METHODS VET q!
Distinguished Speakers Favor
.Ss Worldwide Effort Of Mis-
sionary Endeavor.
WANT BUSINESS METHODS

III
Assembling in the auditorium OF the
Central Young Mems Christian As $50 :.
citation last night, several hundred
Representative ministers and Jay men 2, !,
sof this and other cities, gathered the
inspiration which came with the words
Of prominent speakers who delivered
addresses at. the opening session OF
tho leaders, training conference OF
the Laynien's Missionary Movement,
New impetus was given to missionary
work by the discussion Of plans Tor the y 9
enlargement OF the campaign during
I the present year.
The general topic was: An ade.
quate policy for the local church with
reference to- missionary flnance y.
Campbell White, OF New Yor. who
is recognized as one of tho foremost
{ leaders In the Laymen's Movement.
j presided. Among those present were
pastors representing practically all OF
the Protestant churches in Richmond
Business-L Like Methods.
Business-l,ke methods az applied e
y the several departments Of the or
ganization's work were advocated b'
the speakers. In opening 81 Whits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
, WISE WORDS ),
4 5Physician on Food ID: I.
-. -

4 nhysician, 81 Portland, Il Oregon, has
views ,s a bout food. y He says
al II have always believed that the duty
+hesnhysician, does not cease with treat
80 An he sick. but tllatswe oweitt to humani--
W. ~ AZ tr. each them how to protec their
health, especially by hygienicsand dletetlcs
laws. s !, 4 .,,s Z, . d,,tv
take grcat pleasure e the pnllle
FIAT 5in5nly own expert and also from on
8, .nas observation Ihaye found no food
~ 10 s snmal Grape.Nu and that | find
n tLore = alnlost'no t,to8the great benefit
this food will bring henSllsed IN az cases
of sickness and scollyal scen E q, /,
natl;t;nn forl,ids the use 81 Grape Nuts,
Ia nerso in8health there IS nothing SO SO
inolrlishing and accept TO the stomach
espccially at fast start tlle ma
chncry Of the human syste en- on t'e Say
work !. Z i. gs3; a, II, Il ),
completeb can be MACS. q s,Iapg
StN,ts and cream, and think y not ad
5Jyisable to oyerload the toflaclEaS = tlt
s|morning neal I also Know ttle etea
VALUE a Grape uts8When.tl'e stol mac Y
iis too weak to3digest other ioodd
This issWritt after an cXp crlenct,!e Z! 9
mlore than 20 ears, treatire all name y !,
A oi chronic and diseases, and slh
sIletterSi written oluntayikl, on my Y! par
8 without any reques for 4, /, h.
!, Read the little book, The Road ,i e
.lWellyile,5 in pkgs, There s Reason,
d Ever read the above etterl y 4, aIleN
!, ont ono amp ears from time to time me il1e
arc genuine, true and full ct hume IN
inteTe Sts iii Ssa @ N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
cHARTERsHlssUED|

Il The following charters were issued syester-
day by the state Corporation Commtssio
weaver Investments Company Cine. ., Roam
okc, Va. j. T. Strickland. resident; Jean.
netteE s.. Weaver. vice president = B. Weav-
ser, secretary and treasurer-all of Roanoke.
scapital Maximum. sl:s0oo: minimum,
81 600 Objects: Real estate business.
"A. Welfare (1nc), Norfolk. ~ g. MIS- a
welfare president: James T. Atwood sec
rotary; John NJ Arnol d---all OF Ss Norfolk
Ca pital: Maximum. 5000; minimum. 81. COO
OBJECTS: Is Deal in hair goods.
\ THE Cataipa Club Gnc.l. Culpeper. va
a. X. Goodioe.@ president; =. Lat h am. sec
rotary: E. L. Saughte treasurer; .Otis Mar.
shall. John j. 4 Davies, 81 z. s. Perry--all OF
Cnlpeper. va. objects: Social club.
gs Rosenstein Bros Co. llnc.) Norfolk, w
sw,fiam Rosenstein, president; y esse Rosen
stein. Vice PRESIDENT; Edward j. = osensteln'
secretary-ail of Baltimore. Nd NJ q pitai
Maximum, $4,000: minimum, sis, loo. q Jectss
Al. nnracture OF ladies' clothing. S35s
German Mutual Build 8 q and Loan As
sociationT (Inc.) 4. Richmond ". AZ Gilman
president !; Charles 2. Lohr vice preslaent
u NJ. Bowles Jr., secretary. and .nn
ali ~ Richmond. Capital ~ n aximum, SOW,
noo. ninimum, 81. 900. hjects Building ant
i loan association. 1, i. :
4 "A n amend ment was issued 70 q q g, chaIte
i - the a sawyer Stevens Cooper Compan
n OF Norfolk changing ais name 70 Il y
4 ssawver. stevens Company Cine. 49, 81 ..
"a 81 On m emit wa lssued TO " e$ e har.e
II "a the Richmond. urbannas and #Penlnsu Y,
ia iway Company, Of Richmond Ntehui !,
4 ,hait,me In which to commence oulldl ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
THEY ACTUALLY
DO THE WORk
ZOO, Eaten Is Worthless Unless Digest
q. Sor. stom achs Must Have Help.

4 Ned-SO
Food taken into the stomach Viii which 7.
ea luu 81 the stomach, is1 not d =,
G.stad ia worse than no food at AL
mis- is a true tatemen IS iAr:1 %
fi,"goes and a great@nllsa ssay sps1Ias
g. 81 ohis rrue With themselves that be-
nansa their stomachs q s. 9. tns =
work given them they must u = s 8,
MISUNDERSTANDING other Word s. :. Iney nus
4 pc s tara IS man w h 9 is una pie
PIE 4his own wor k to q ut. q own
~, ~ " b,,siness to his own CAP aclty rs
IS for man to g si /, h MN
relieve his s s59mssn held and soes for,
ness MAJ ,,st ~ s,is business. likewise the
ward q :, WI diy u will emplo help
s ser his stomach and civ ms ms n poo q
/ proper nourishmenita, hIet. actually
BE- I'VE .1,a work assigned to- the Iney
us1,eve weak and overture eheq ssot..
ac,s Of a great port n OF Wy .t ssl.x xe
action. Their ,el t Sompo Of the digestive
u iden tica "a secretions of the stomach;
A thev simply take up lns ai =.
and carry on the work lustatnee ~. sa.. ~
Il as IA good, strong &, =
would no, d9zie account stuart's Dyspepsia
81 ~ YIN si.s nerfectly natural IN ne az
aa ~ and effects. THEY'D ? Gauss
Y any unnatural ON wy !. y Thay6fh Am
gltnit Ia stomach or ~
~ na,,,ae dires the food and supptyaane
am With all the y w,
4 lstained in what IS eate ~ auste nanc,
4 o,It Natures plans ia =
M maintenance Of the oG jhSs & A, n,
FL nv much more ssnstpaie ~, .. = :,
method than that emplo o ~ n ~. ri
!. Ss,ifferers from weak "a ilfti
means the rody ana z "a . -
hi ssnoi nutritious 1000 theS ~ ~ = =
!, Il "a fnnn%5ls prone ~. ,snr. ~
y n,lipped to carry On y = nos
orn his duties tie 2, nnudti
sibly be In ~, ~. n1,;n q
Il IN Starving himself Or rnaS ms 40
ii nav tangled, hslen Nc for
dgSnot I, G ont ain enouS u nan doin
4 Ven r. oil az baby :, fad "a y
!. strong " ork must pc paV;pet az Veil IA
89this applies TO the ptaii' % ~ ~ y
'Jfl5the no dy, n IL. 1,a hIets Il By RI
stuarS " Z = ! omacho OF it's work, erab
cMr e and regain Its norm
~ ~ "a strength. tulre re pAl,
'tly i I. an and wasted tissues Just
~ w we ~ Ma and knits the bone OF
s NV, Z sr,S iilf,b which Isl OF course 2
WI u a,,ring the proc ess OF epalE.8.
= sst,a " fsloyspepsi Diets are h
Y 4, IA III. All druggists
n s sssse !, IA they are tho one
~, oesS not seq. SOU
err NM Ii njathe place Of tina ~
MI 4 = Nd Their a ed nsr y
MI s,9ccs.s I'd the universal &c maha Y
nm IL ens las placed them a, thin sns ~
st on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
STUNNED
BY BIG | FAILURE "a Re
uspension Of True Reforners
Causes Widespread Loss
Among Race.

CONSERVATION reigned among the
thousands Of Richmond negroes who
are insured IN the True Reformers,
or who had individual or society de-
posts in the allied bank, when they
learned from The Times-Dispatch yes
terday that the orders license had been
suspended. The blow fell ike
ithunderclap. for few. indeed. OF the
many who had been devoted to the SO,
ciety for years had any conception that
such action was Impending.
Those affected directly or indirectly.
seemed stunned by the news. me me
| hopes and the loyalty of many o. IN e ?
members of the race had been so bound
I'm in the True Reformers. an organ
s|lization. which for generation has
4 been the pride and has commanded the
respect Of the entire colored popula-
.ltion OF the country. that realization
4 n I he extent Of the disaster seemed
a Impossible.
Il ssS Information Scnnt.
II In point OF fact. Its full extent i
ii unknown Until the report OF re
4 ceiyer William Moncure is received "
a the court. no list of liabilities will 81
a available. Al law passed by the las
8 |I,egtslature. designed to protect pos
n sihIy solvent banks from publicity
3 ISnrevents the State banking examiner
: from divulging any information what
soever. on penalty Of instant disr:1 ms
/ Ifrom the service.
: But It is we'll understood that no
{ only are the funds Of the Grand ROM =
!, |tain of True Reformers involved N y =, J.
d failure Of the bank. but also . . .nva,
= = wh Shining majority, Of the subordtna'
:, hodges kept their deposits there. IT
. funds collected from members WEI
divided undor the rules Of the or r7 E
e i norton went to the Grand Fountai
:, 10 be placed in the mortuary fun ",
~ while another part remained In u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28

The highest type d Happiness e
reached by having children IN tlle
home; but the coming Of the little.
ones Is often attended with appre.
hsnsion and dread. Mothers Friend
II used by the expecta1t mother -
preparation Of the ordeal, carries
her through the crisis with SAFETY.
scessary physical changes Of the sys-.
Ieriod Of waiting, and preserves the
penetrating and soothing qualities o.
caking Of the breasts, and IN every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
SPEAKER FIGHTS
I..P||:'ROPOSED.C.|H|||.A!|.|N'|.G|:I|IE::

Continued from ~ 81 - y 81 -
;Woui a n league With the treasurer and d
create machines which only 9 pop il'4
revolution could destro u
h 5.,The menace of this propose led amend 4
men t87ts So apparent its posi- bili Y 'l
~ 4 evil So great, that would IS ra at y
see al tho amen dments defeated Y, tna y
nun the risk Of It's adopi.o.. ~ 81 4
AS FOR the commits err o. :
|sreyenue.g experience has shown as 9, y
general proposition. that whether elect. :
ed BY the people or ppoint g :, 2, 8e n,
Isiudge.E they are controlled la re elys,os
the local situation, and this condei zig q,
viii not be remedted untilAthe General r. e 3
assembly subordinates them to 7 ". tii1e
control and supervi 8 Or y, 3 i !,
the same amenun.en ! 9ai ~ y, ~
Ihoth traasurers and commits an H.
1.-THE questions cannot be separ 7, w
j amendment should be besttei y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
.(HII ]
n u! ~! [OlNl||.I.'E||:;'.,

,r,,ia rrest remedy assists nature IA !
tam. affords bodily comfort during q
symmetry Of form after baby comes.
Mothers Friend sllays natisea, prev's'
way contributes 20 strong, healthy
motherhood. Mothers Friend ~
sold q drug stores. Write for our
free book containing valuable infor.
nation FOR expectaut mothers.
1RAprrELD REGULATOR co.,
Atlanta, da.
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II 4. ca ton-Dent;.

iaxani Mn AZ al, octo her ls =
t;svvn1S' Dent ana Ranaai,
Cation, rsls. Il y r ps stass
ILL ms Ms Isvn North
sWvaaas.hington Stree, he ceremony took
Mace III the parlors, hlel. were j, grahI 80
Tin ecorated and was erinNafar ~ ps
,;tsSsstho la ickuseh.@ small syscsp aon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-04
New Light on an Old Crisis.

America has gained something from
the recent centenary of Gladstone's
birth, for on hat occasion there was
brought to light a letter written by
Gladstone in 1889 to Henry Clews,
definitely establishing the attitude of
England toward the United States dur
ing the civil war, a matter which has
been the basis of many disputes.
ALLOW me to assure YOU" wrote
Gladstone, that so far as the cabinet
is concerned, you have been entirely
misled in regard to matters of fact.
AS a member Of it, and now nearly it's
sole surviving member, l can state that
1t never at any time dealt with the
subject of recognizing the southern
states in your great civil war, except
ing when it learned the proposition of
the Emperor Napoleon Ill, and de-
clined to entertain that proposition,
without qualification, hesitation, delay
or dissent"
The proposal of Napoleon III. re-
ferred to was the invasion of the south
ern states from Mexico, where his
troops then were, and it has constantly
been argued that the recognition of
the Confederacy by both France and
England would have shattered the
hopes of the north. Inasmuch as the
English cabinet proceedings are an in
violate secret, such a disclosure could
have come only long after the issues
involved were a closed incident, but
even at this late date these assurances
are evidence of the attitude of Queen
Victoria toward the union cause Mt the
time of that crisis, for the Gladstone
utterance may be accepted as an Off
cial announcement of the point of view
of both the throne and its advisers.