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cago og ioan nsiiitereat6e DirigentI
baIates OIof 8aIten, Duluth.

cago og iotn ns~iiitereat6e Girigent
polates SIof Salten. Duluth.
GnoeI Jornoringer | 2opeiie bIep
peotaget. Den fornemite at oisfe bar
Joranoring al Sorbunbets 0opn,
iom berefter fol bare: "9be Rorfpe.
sian Fingers asiociation Of ame.
rico.
Otter 9apneforanoringen blep en-
Taf pe6taset til Sefretqr Sonnann
os ben oonife Sansforenins "Mpoao"
| minneapolis for be Yeitrqbelier, De
bar giort for at faa De odnife Gang
foreninger | gmerifa mo | Sorbnn-
oct, ioet Sorbnnbets iamtioig bella.
ger, at bisie g~eitrabeIier life bar
lpffeoes.
". 6. Slom, ct. Saul, bragte en-
Silien ira Brof. Sobn Oable .og 8.
%. SoIm brogte en- Silien ira Trof.
Carlo Sperati, 9ecorab, Soma.
Neite 6orretningsmsoe blep efter
Snobpoelie at 6. 5. Sailing. beIIut.
tet afboIot ! Duluth nefte CONNER.
Sangeritepnet afilutteoes Ssn6ug
meb en- pellpffet Bicric poa 3. g..
Shisots Sarm 8 Mil %noroenfor
9pen.
The Tenth Biennial Festival of the
Northwestern Norwegian-D Danish Sing
ers Association having come to a close,
and said event having been a source OF
great delight to the membership and
having proven a pronounced success,
unsteady and socially, and realizing,
measurably at least, something of the
tremendous efforts and expense to which
the Executive Committee and our friends,
the good people Of Sioux Falls, have
been to in this behalf, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the said Northwest
ern No~rwegian-D Danish Singers Associa-
ton does hereby return its heartfelt
thanks to the City Government and the
general citizenship Of the City of Sioux
Falls, to the Minnehaha Mandskor, the
Commercial Club, the Elks Club, the
Dakota Club, the German Verein, the
Federation of Labor, and to the Bust
ness men of Sioux Falls for their liberal
contribution and patronage, and for
their exceptional hospitality, all of
which have made our stay most pleas
ant.
Be it further resolved, that we like
wise wish to thank the press of the City
of Sioux Falls, and of Minnehaha and ad-
joining Counties, as well as the Scandi-
navian-American press of the Northwest
for kind notices and reports of the San
g~erfest, thus helping to make the two
concerts possible and insure their success.
GA z; v1su hsRsiiAsD, Committee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22

GeuS "Seecrab.T oiten" til SI9et
% genuer | Oct eamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
&pneerterne.
Jrebas 15be Snli.

Part /.
Overture-Light Cavalry .Suppe
Festival Orchestra.
2. p. Stevens, conductor.
n, c,.n. 49,. u;.r+e b.rk.r
Grand chorus. Emil Bi6rn, director.
al Autumn. Grieg
bj oh, Love Thy Help. (From Sam
son and Delilah. Saint Saens
Inez Thompson-Petersen.
Held Dig Norge r. M. Forwald
chicago Norwegian Singers League.
Emil Biorn, director.
al Vision Pair. from Herodiade ........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7. Massenet
8, c.u,. A. Gr;eo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
Sra uolanoet.
aernbaneifreif ! GnaIanb.

ytrHuuHtlIrttI VHBIuHu. VteI'
lem 5000 og 10000 Manb pao
G%orositbanen | England neoIagoe
Sirsoaes @rbeioet iom ZEN Yrpteil
MOB De Speroromeoes tpranniife Mc'
tbooer", iom DC uotrpfte iis. Srafi-
fen er MI poerit ureselmpsiie. Ran
penter, at Streifen piI ipreoe iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
st @ruScnSiprsleaat. Sunorebc'

ct grubcnStnrslegat. SunSreoc'
o~arSoooen for 9ronning Souiie al
GrsiienS SeS ieirebes / Sirsoags I
8otSSom paa en- nofIaa eienoomme'
liz Iaaoe, telegroiereS berira.
1ronningen hapbe nemlig | lit Seita'
mente -oprettet ct 9rubeuoItprslegat,
buorof Der hpert Iar paa benoes
9sbsboa ifiiIbe uobetaIeS 800 Warf
bper til fer flinfe % bel fortiente
Sicncitcpiger Tom Mebgift, gu paa
100 garsoogen bleu imioIcrtio Den
nppntc Iebaiit nboelt til IL ilteoct'
for iom ponlia fin 6. DC ~ lpfte;
ligc rlnge Bar blep piet | 8arniions-
firfen / YotSbom, Der bar fpIbt meo
Suiinoer al in~teresiereoe Silifnere.
Meoaiiten blep operraft De ~ Sruoe
al oen GIoite uaiite Griniesie al Su'
let Soben3olern, Sictorio Narsue'
rita, Cater al Sreoerif Seopolo.
9eiierinoe Sictoria operrafte 9ru'
oene eeenbGuoig uoipIote % unoer'
frepne Certificates Of Werits". og
aeiicren ielp ienbte lin teleeraiilfe
2pfsnitning. SiIiteoe peo Den erte'
ltoaenbe @riioepielle bar osiaa tire
@rnoepor. iom for % aor iioen bap'
De faoet sobt al oct nGpute 9rroe'
nbitnrsIeaat, oe iom altiaa M funoc
ieire lit SsIpbrpailp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
Gn anitifipperifole bill bIi opretteI

/ StnIien. Gil oens @runoIeeselie
bar itoIienIfe Sportsmpno poet rigc.
liee Yensesaper. Der bill blanbt ar.
oct bli sjort Sorisg paa at iaa
@risbt9 rsorene og Yaulban % on.
ore 9ersmtbeoer iom 29rere. Gil
nGloig Sanger (Sfur for Slppema.
ifinerne) bill bli bpgget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
MD % MlOparer.

unoertegneoe mootaeer frembeles lllb for
aarotn9 % Sptnoing, o9iaa til Smbptnina
tor Ilannel, 8lantets, nnbertBi, uIopptter,
Strtttegarn 0. 7. b. vi fibber p9iaa lllo for
&oHtanf pg %garanterer at betaIe efter be hpis
etc gRa~rfeospriier for be forftielIiee Sprter
ulo lerot o. 8risliiter, 8rpper al lllopas
rer, Slipping Tags o. f.p. ienoes frit paa
5orlangenoe. SuIoftRubig gbresIe:
], JENSEN g. CO.. Cor: Broadway d Clark Str.
WI Albert Lea, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
Get prrite ltpcir meS Soroen oo

Get pTrlfe upctr fne0 Sor0en %
Hegnifpl, iom Solono bar bapt pac
mango gar, bros / Manoaas oper
itore Sele al 2anoet. Salpoelen al
Sosg og Imiteroam o~periusmmeoes
pao nogle foo Winuter; 8aoerne for.
panoleoes til aauaIer, aiGloere fplb-
ties meo 8anb = enoog | bet fonee-
liee Slot - og al Sporpognstrafi.
blep inoitiGet. Wonse airfer oe Snie
rammebes al 2pnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
gcruplan trnffet ai 9pnet. 6

nerpepirrenoe Sfueipil blep man :
Snsoags @ibne til | H9rbeben al
Barcelona | Spanien, ioet 2uftlfip
peren Gbrmanns Ieroplan UNDER en-
29ngoefliiat blep rommet Of Ell Spn-
itraale, Der ant9nbte Seilougspin.
eerne, Self inbbpIet | Slammer
itprtebe Waifinen moo Sorben, og De
fori9rbeoe Silifuere troebe neppe
fine egne Zine, ba 2uftifipperer
iprang frem IpSlepenbe % iioen az
bore fommet oct minoite tilifaoe
bperfen al 2pnet, Slben eler Stsoel
moo Sorben. Saloet ifete forreIten
life fra nogen Itsrre Ssioe. Chr.
mann bar bibtil p9ret iorbolosois
ufienbt | neutrality-suspicious..
I. grmitrpns 9rcrcl prGiterebe |
SirSoags | england en- Ieroplan'
fllgt, Tom bar paft megen Spiigt,
ibet ban meo en- Easiager omboro
flsi 80 Wii oper Sisen fra Bourne
mouth til Stem Soreit, bpor BON bar
bopt fit Sopeofporter UNDER Slpoe'
ngen. 9ette er 21s Sang iaa langt
Tom ODER greiuno og oper ~ Sang
iaa Ianet Tom oper ben engelife SEQ
nal. Sans Iaifine bar en- Vleriot
Ionoplan eler gno9ffer. Easia'
eeren, iom fulste meo, bar benrpft
ODER Den berIise Seilaos, og ban
mente, at Slppemaifiner piloe bore
ubmerfet til Speioertieneite. Sor
meb liot gpeIie. pilbe oct life pGrc
noeen Sag at tegne aartIfisier, gisre
MaaIinger og affatte 9eifripelier al
2anoifabet unoer Slugten, mente
ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22

Jon fra g~ainncupoIis bar aisseme.
iter.
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/
Siour Sails.
.(8ra ~D.sY."s ipecieIIe Nefercnt).

Oct Rorff-D anife Saneeriorbunos
Songeritnbie / Siour Sails, Q. Dat.
aabneoes ben 15oe Srli meo en- go.
raoe, bDori 'fsIseroe 0eltos: Holiti-
fompaniet, GmgeriorbumbetS gm-
beosmGrlb, SoIiiterne, @mbeosm9no
| 8pels f~orffielige Joreninser %
Smgforeninger ira Chicago, ga
Crosse, 81. YauI, minneapolis. Ser
gus Sails. Nooiiom, Sarge os Siour
Sails, foruoen 2 Rniifforps. Bara-
ben opIsites peo sluoitoriet. Den Of.
%iicielle Nootaeelie bolotes ! auoito.
rum. aoninI @olert Silbabl, Set.
fomiteens Sormano, bolot 8elfomit.
taler, Winneba9a Manosfor lang
"Sanger.Silien" lmber 2eoelie al
Carl Marmeruo; Ner. 6. S. Con.
man bclot 8eIfomittalen paa gperls
8esne iiteoetfor Mapor @urnfioe, iom
bIep forbimoret fra at ppre tilitebe.
Sportalen boIotes at Sungerforbitn.
bets Br9iioent, Or. s. g. Sobnion.
9et itore Rpr bapoe berefter @e.
neralprspe.
&pneerterne.
@noifisnt Selnperaturen Sionr
Sails 5rebag og 2srbag par onttreilt
100 @raoer, Our aoncerterte sanife
sobt beisgte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22

Sangeritepnet afilutteoes Ssnoos
meb en- pellpffet Eicric paa 3. g..
Sdisots Sarm 8 NiI ~noroenfor
9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22

sHrKKrp a. srcosp CLASS s.rrrE JvSr l5rH 1903 At ran fosr
oyr,rt AZ prco.,s, Iowa, rsprr mn Ad % cOsSarss o.
NAscu 30 1891.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

per 100, 900. In the Rio Grande val
ley We call a water palatable and
good if the not does not exceed
100 parts in o 10000. More than this
quantity makes a water undesirable
from a general domestic, if not from
n sanitary standpoint.
The organic matter in the water
ray be of animal or vegetable origin.
In addition to these water nay
also contain different low forms of
life such as the germs of typhoid fe-
yer and other diseases. The lstter
can live but a short time in water
free from animal or vegetable matter
inc these are the source of their
food. A water may contain large
quantities of animal refuse derived di-
rectly from a cess pool or water clo-
set and yet be free from typhoid
germs, but when the God is present
the germs may be added at any mo-
by an infected patient. Since
animal refuse is the source of typhoid
il is very essential that all potable
waters be free from this matter. The
presence of considerable quantities
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

Louis Rucker, transfer, furniture,
pianos N baggage a specially, tele-
phone AZ or IL. 57tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

Cf vegetable matter would not neces-
sarily render a wafer unfit for domes-
tic use.
In New Mexico where there is an
abundance If chlorine in all natural
waters the only reliable method of
measuring the quantity of animal nat-
ter present is by a determination of
the free and albuminoid ammonia
small amounts of these forms of am
monia will r, suit from decomposition
of vegetable matter, but where wat,
ers contain them in considerable
quantity there is a strong ,uspicion
of animal contamination, anu on the
ground of possible danger the water
should be condemned. AS to just
what quantity of ammonia a water
should contain to indicate animal IA
Their than vegetable contamination
would depend partly upon the amount
of vegetable matter present, and no
hard n fast rule can be set. How
ever, any water containing consider
able excess of ammonia over the 9TH
er wells of the same locality should
be regarded with suspicion.
On account of repeated cases of ty-
phoid fever IN a certain New Mexico
town the county health officer select
cd samples OF water from four wells
in that locality and submitted them to
the Chemical Department for analy-
sis. The results of analysis as shown
in the following table do not indicate
an excessive contamination with ami
matter. but a comparison of the
amount of ammonia in these wells,
with the college well and another To-
Gated near the college SHOWS In the
former as TO justify any one in re-
garding them with some suspicion.
Even IL these wells are polluted by
cess pools or water closets. little ad-
vantage would be gained by bailing
the water 60 long a. the house fly,
another likely mean of infection, has
free access to the source of contami-
nation
r. +. HARE.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by
Frank Talnage, Jr., Chairman Board
of Trustees of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows of New Mexico, until
January goth, 1910, for the erection
and completion of al Odd Fellows
Home according TO the plans n spe-
cifcations prepared by ii. s. Gilbert,
Architect, Silver City, New Mexico.
Plans may be had by addressing w.
w. Ogle, Roswell, New Mexico.
A certified caeck tmade payable to
Frank Talmage, Jr.) for three per
cent of the amount of each bid, must
accompany each proposal, sale check
to be held as a guarantee that the
successful bidder will enter into con-
tract and furnish a satisfactory bon
for the amount of 100000. Snould he
fail to furnish said bond, then said
check to be forfeited to said Frank
Tafnage, Jr.
Tie owners reserve The right to re-
ject any and all proposals. 53t1S
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

Virgins for $1,000 10 acres of PHO
"a.
w. T. Wells, ct ux to w. ]. Irwin
Heights.
R. L.. Warren Tr., to P. v. Alfal-
ia Mill Co., for $4,000 lots 1. 3. 5. Z.
and 9 block 8, West Side addition to
Hagerman.
w. H. Godair ct ais to E. c. White
for 81 lots 43 and A East View and
water right.
j. r. Mcclure ct ais to E. NJ. Con-
nell for 5000 lot 8 block % Pauly ad.
o. Hedgcoxe to S. E. French for 81
East 60 feet of lots s, 8 and 10, block
| "a Roswell.
]. S. Wranosky to H. Moon for $50
lot IL block Z, Wranosky's Orchard
Subdivision.
$40 N half of lot 10 block 1 Roswell.
H.. Cowan to "A. NJ. Eneret for 1920
50 acres in 15-14-26.
w. II. Stapp to G.. w. Watson, for
800 lots 2, Z g., block 50 Kenna.
II. w. Axtell fer G.. NJ. Lyon for s4,-
$50 undivided half interest in lot 4
and 40 acres in 31-12-26 and lots 2. 3,
4, 6-1326.
J. A. Guthrie to C. ]. Tailey. for
$500 part 5-11-24, soft. by PIT feet.
u. s. to Harry Carder so acre in II
and 80 acres in 1885.
z. Leonard to J. P. Collier for $4,000
leo acres in 4; I2O acre in s; 200 a.
in 8: 800 acres in 9 all in 1923.
NJ. Hardebeck to j. Michelet, for
$500 40 acres in 3-14-26.
]. 1. Hinkle to J. Michelet for $50
40 acres in 3-14-26.
Kenna Development Company to J.
J.. Ezekiel, for SOS lot 8 block 16 lot
16 block 32 Kenna.
o Maynahan to d. e. Martin for $40
16O acres in 21-13-26.
]. 1. Funk to II. r. Thomas for 1882
lot 2 block 30 Kenna-
Fl. ]. Smith to J. s. Wranosky, for
81 lots z, 8. 8. block 10 Lake Arthur.
e. Pedrosa to ]. Hernandez for s25
lot As block 3 Acequia addition.
Cumberland City f. E., T. t. & d.
Co., to J.. w. Young for $3.50. blocksss3
anG 3s and lots 3, 5, 81, %, "a, 25, 26,
~, %, block 20 Cumberland City.
III. w. Stevens ct al to r. Horton.
for $50 lot Is block 2 Stevens sub.
L. o. Fullen to J. E. Gilkesan for
81, 500 lots IL and IL block IS West
Side Addition TO Roswell
X. s. Woodruff ct al to A. barrier
for $3.50 8 acres in 3-11-24.
u. 8. to J. r. Nilsson the Sc quarter
30-14-26.
w. J.. Russell to s. ". Hutchinson
for $3.50 800 acres In s and s-15-27
J. c. Hamilton to c. E. Sturdfvant
for $500 part z half of SW quarter
12-11-24 e & s of Texas Ditch.
c. +. Sturdivant to ID. G.. Hitler for
81. $50 undivided half interest In above
u. s. to B. NJ Kilgore, 100 acres in
1850.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

epsome and ~glaubers salts. A limited
amount OF N or all of these does
not effect the value of water for drink
ing purposes. All natural waters
more or less of some or all of them.
An excess of these salts is probably
injurious to the health of most people
but a limited amount may be benefi-
cial. To fix a limit. however. to the
amount that a water should have to
render 1t unfit for drinking purposes
In impossible as this would doubtless
differ for different individuals. PEG
pie who are accustomed to drinking
soft water will object to water con-
tanning over 40 parts of inorganic
salts In 100000 parts of water. Few
people in New Mexico drink water
with less tnan this amount. In many
cases waters are used continually
with no apparent bad effects when the
solids amount to as much as 500 parts
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

with one hand and present a box of
Candy WITH III other. Then you'll
Dc IN q position to press your suit.
Get q big box. for he evenings are
long these winter days and You want
70 sueeten every minute of them.
WE ARE the CANDY PEOPLE.
when IL comes CO supplying the con-
fectfonery tina helps he girl to love
ne siver.s Make . test of 1t. Bring
her = box Of our high grade caoco
lataa CT hon bons the next time you
call
kIPLtNo.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given the mer-
chants of Roswell hat no employee
Of the City has authority to purchase
or have repaired any article for the
City without requisition from the City
Clerks Office, Inc notice is hereby
given to the public that no bills will
be paid unless purchased strictly in
accordance with the above.
BY order of the Council, January z,
1910. w. T. PAYLOR,
63t3. City Clerk.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOR n Fri

Candidate for Justice of the Peace.
I hereby announce myself as candi-
ate for Justice of the Peace in Pre-
cmct NJ. 2, Chaves County, New Mex
leo, subject to the voters of said pre-
cinct. Respectfully,
ID. w. ELLIOTT.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10
Real Estate Transfers.

G. w. Bolton to o. McClay for 81
900 $50 acres in 33-15-24.
C. l.. Ballard. sner1n to C. d.
Thompson for $4,25S 80 acres and
lots 3 and 4 19-11-24.
II. E. Snipes to N. w. Montgomery
for $4,000 lots II ard 10 block %, of
South Roswell.
C. w. Mussenden ct ais to NJ. s..
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10
BETTER RECORDS MADE
AT THE SATURDAY SHOOT.

The Saturday afternoon shoot of the
Roswell Gun Club developed better
records, generally, than have been
made. II is predicted that the per-
centage of clay pigeons broken, or
killed." will increase every time q
saoot is held, but this of course re-
mains to be seen Following is the
score of Saturday:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10
PRESS BULLETIN NUMBER 15s.
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, and Agr,-
culture Experiment Station
Agricultural College.

Agricultural College.
When rain falls to the ground and
p~ercolates through h soil it takes
In solution some of The soluble mate
rial in tle strata through which it
passes. From a sanitary standpoint
We cannot speak of all these dis
solved substances as impurities, for
many OF the mineral constituents in
ne water are rot harmful; on the
other hand sone of them are cry
beneficial to the health, as is well
known to be the use vita many min
eral springs that are famous for their
curative properties. For he conven-
fence we may divide those substances
occurring in the water into inorganic
and organic matter. The inorganic
matter cons IS Of the various soluble
minerals. ne of the most common
of these are soda, limestone, gypsum,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

The highest score was made by b.
II. Bassett, who broke Sc out of so.
The mex shoot will be held on the
fourth Saturday in January, the 22nd.
when several professionals will be
here to take part. They will be here
on their way to Artesia to attend h
first Territorial shoot yer held in the
Territory of New Mexico. The Arte-
sia shoot will occur on Monday and
Tuesday, January "a and 25.
The club encourages the attendance
and participation of the ladies, all the
wives of the members and, in fact, all
the ladies of Roswell, are considered
honorary members. entitled to all the
privileges. Mrs. w. A. johnson was
the only lady Sho shot " the traps
Saturday and broke three out of If
teen. which is better than several men
did on their initial trial.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

Nox-i-cide disinfects and kills the
germs mixes with water . Is cheap
and effective. Use 1t d wv and pre-
vent disease.-Rosweil Seed Co. t1w4s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-10

Candidate for Constable.
/ hereby announce myself as candi-
date for Constable in Precinct No. 2,
Chaves County, New Mexico. subject
to the voters of said p~re>inct,
Respectfully,
A. S. LEATON.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23

N Washineton January 2.-(Special.)- Washington society has the opportunity this winter to lionize one who has cre- ated furores in the circles of the nobility of Europe I refer to l.. Craftanzoglu, newly appointed as secretary of the Greek legation. The new. secretary and his lam fly have many claims to notoriety upon the continent through the social esca- pades of the dashing young Greek. He was quite popular in London, but his transfer to the United States did not de- press his ardent spirits. His brother Jean, the handsome deputy in. the Hell 1enic department, is chiefly known for his sartorial accomplishments, but the se- retary combines this characteristic with ntaural breeding, impetuosity and dash ing, devil-may-care spirit. In speaking of clan I might allude to his infatuation for Grown Princess Sophy of Greece, wife of the dialogue and sister of Emperor William. Athens is constantly expecting some sensation from the brothers, and Athens is generally rewarded For my self await patiently for developments in Washington.
 Although Mrs Taft has announced that she and no one else will be mistress of the White House and hostess for all af- fairs there 1t i sconmonly known that the President Is alarmed over the state of her health. Mrs. Taft has taken to walking and, with Mrs More or Mrs. Laughlin, or Miss Parsons, her niece, she can often be seen on a beautiful aft ernoon strolling in Connecticut avenue.
 There are some who wonder why Mrs Henry Taft of New York or Mrs. Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati does not act as the nominal head of the executive mansion. Mrs. More has been looked upon as the hostess fin name. but her place was usurped for a time by Mrs. Laughlin of Pittsburg.
 But, according to the inner gossip. MT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
Hunter to Succeed WInqate. |.

London, January az-(special)-It is understood that General Sir A. Hunter soon will succeed General Sir Reginald Wingate as sirdar of the Egyptian army. General Wingats succeeded Lord Kitche- ner when he was ordered to South Africa during the Boer war. He has kept the Egyptian army in . high state of effi- cienoy. but his health has broken down under the strain It was. am told, directly against the advice of his phy sician that he returned to Egypt last fall, but he hoped that the improve ment he had made while on his visit homo would continue. This hope, how ever, has not been realized and he has finally determined to retire. General Hunter. who I understand, Is slated to succeed him, has had . wide experience in the British army and particularly in Egypt. He is . stern discfplinarian of the Kitchener type but is very popular.