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FATHER WILL CARE FOR
CHILDREN WIFE NEGlECTS.
Gerry Agents Find Three Little
Ones Cold, Hungry
and Filthy

Frederick M Albert Caron. seven
were brought before Justice wyatt In
the Children's Court this morning by
Agent Jacob Deubert OF the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren. Deubert had taken the two chill
dren n their baby brother George,
one and n half years old. in charge
yesterday afternoon when he found
them alone In their home on the third
floor OF No. 511 East one Hundred and
~Torty-eighth street.
Numerous complaints had been made
TO the society by neighbors. who
charged that the mother Of the chill
dren neglected them. failing TO feed
them properly or 20 clothe them
warmly. When Deubert called Mt the
house yesterday afternoon during the
mother sabsence he found that there
val no IRE In the stove and could see
no food In the house. lie went away.
but returned shortly before 6 o'clock.
expecting that the mother would be in
then. When ne failed to find her he
took the children to the society's rooms.
There Miss Calm. the nurse In charge,
found that the children were so filthy
tina their clothing had to be burned
up. The baby was In such condition
that II had to be sent to tho society's
hospital ward.
When the facts were laid before Jus
tice Wyatt he expressed an inclination
to send all three children TO an institu-
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ARREST GOPHER GANG
MAN AS MURDERER,
Detectives Charge O'Mera With
Stabbing Bridegroom Sinkevitch
During Hallway Hold-Up.

In the arrest to-day OF Maurice
O'Meara, twenty-one years old, who
says he Is an ironworKer IND lives at
No. GA Tenth avenue. Detectives Boyle
and LAZY believe they have found the
murderers of Steve Slnkevich. who was
stabbed to death in the hallway OF his
home, No. ass West Thirty-eighth street,
Nov. ..
Sinkevlch. who was a recent bride
groom. was returning with his wife
from the wedding OF a friend. AS they
entered the hallway a man rushed a,
Sinkevich. clutched him by the throa,
and tried to rob him. Sinkevich was get
ting the better OF his assailant when the
latter stabbed him several times In the
neck.
The two detectives VINO were assigned
TO the case attributed the crime to the
Gopher" gang. They say that O'Meara
is a member of the gan
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Coos, N. H.; Rev. FIR. J. F. Hickey, St.
Mary's Parish, F~oxboro, Mass; Rev.
Nathan W. Matthews, First Primitive
Methodist Church, Lowell, Mass; Rev,
Fr, Joseph Pontur, Lafargeyille, N. Y,
and many Others.
Father Johns Medicine Is In use and
prescribed at many Hospitals, Homes
and Charitable Institutions, Among the
many We have permission TO refer to,
lew are given below:
st. Peters Orphanage, Lowell, Mass,
Asylum of st. Vincent de Paul, 2t5
Vest 39th Street, New York; Notrt
Dame de Lourdes Hospital, Manchester
n, H.; The ursulIne Sisters, Ursullns
Convent, Waterville, Me-; Sisters o!
Mercy, st, ~Joseph's Hospital, New Bed
ord, Mass; st, Philips Home for In
dustrious Boys, New York; Sisters Of
Holy Cross, Nashua, N. H.; St. Pat
rick's Orphanage, Manchester N. H., and
] many Others.
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Doctors Prescrip-
ton which Cures
Gods; Heals
Throat and
Lungs.
Strengthens System With
out Use of Alcohol or
Dangerous Drugs.
so Years in Use.

As guarantee that the story OF
Father Johns Medicine Is absolutely
true, the sum Of $4,000 will be given to
any charitable institution II It can be
shown otherwise,
Half century ago, when the Rev.
Father John O'Brien OF Lowell, Mass.
recommended to his parishioners and
friends the prescription that had re-
stored him to health and strength, the
people named It Father Johns Medicine.
Its power to cure colds and throat and
lung troubles IS due to the fact that It
gives vital strength to fight the disease.
Remember that Father Johns Med
iclne Is a pure and wholesome food med
lclne for those who are weak and run
down. II does not contain alcohol or
dangerous drugs. Not a patent med
iclne but a doctors prescription, Guar
anteed.
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SHOTS \
AT BIG GAME
AND SMALL
BY w Me

A N ENTHUSIASTIC Limerick iaic takes her pen in hand md writes mi
~ these few lines;
. "WURRA WURRA".
I noticed in your "wurra wurra" column of Saturday last our repl ITO
John II Nc as to what a full dress suit consists Of think you very
onT quoted Limerick and would Ike to say n little in vindIcaton.
FIRST claim tina there are lot hall a dozen fun dress suits In Linn
srck i presume YOU never we're in that city or attended ny of Its social
AFFAIRS II $780, you could count IN dress. suts by the dozen, and the wearers
are lot IL what yu term quality either. but business people. am talking
ron experience, as l attended auHe a few affairs there. The Limerick people
ire lot such mighty queer" smks' as you suppose they are. wonder where
you got that impression?
second-You say hat he average Limerick nan II he eve met a chap in
the road In evening clothes would run home and bolt the door and sy three
Hh Marys How prepostercusl The Limerick people are not qlte 81 tmd
hiatt they get scared so easily.
Ven / guess you have been isinformed by somebody from tho other
counte nat Is jeaous of iAmelcks up-to-dateness Don't for n moment
think hat a m xaggenung any. nut l like to give credit whorer is due
Vou To- the Limerick people are lot fond or blowing.
LIMERICK GIRL.
NJ y dear girl, here surely vas never n idea in m y nInd of putting the
Limerick people In bad. so to speak. The information on the subject o COM
pam about came. nj you suggest from men II other counties. Maybe the are
Jealous or Limerick nj ave me a wrong steer 1t would be Jus Ue Their. ne
nevcrc car depend or Far Downs anyhow.
md rs for the Limerick people not being fond OF "blovinp" T oura agreo
with you j very seldom see a Limerick man blowing anybody.
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restaurant OF Eugene Metz at No. -
West Twenty-third street, where Nets
Identified him as a former employee.
The man said he was Hugo Fisher.
twenty-five years Did. Metz also iden-
tilted the eatables found in the sack as
some that he had just missed from his
Kitchen.
Metz said that he had been robbed
six times within the past " months
and that on two OF these occasions he
had seen Fisher. but had been una'le
t. capture him. On election night,
Metz said. Fisher stole an overcoat
valued at $50 and a quantity Of cigars.
Fishers usual method Of making his
entrance. Metz said. was by climbing
over the rear fence. dropping into a
rear cellar and forcing open a trap door
into the kitchen, though IN n occa-
sion he had opened "a cellar door In
front OF the store.
Fisher was locked up In the Old west
Twentieth street station charged with
burglary,
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grip and pneumonia germs develop, and
because the body Is weakened is why
pneumonia Is so often fatal,
Father Johns Medicine Is not a patent
medicine, and does not contain alcohol
or dangerous drugs. Il cures throat and
lung troubles, coughs and colds. Get
a bottle to-day, II your druggist does
not have 1t, we will send YOU a large
sized bottle, by express prepaid, on
receipt of price, one dollar-Father
Johns Medicine, Lowell, Mass.
Impressive Endorsements
I've are pleased to endorse Father
Johns Medicine, knowing of its mer..
and history"
.(Signed)
Rev, FIR, Richard $, Burke, 81. Pat
rick's Parish, Lowell, Mass; Rev, Fir
Z. A, Saunders, st. Peters Parish, Low
ell, Mass; Rev. FIR, Richard Boland, St
Michael's Parish, Lowell, Mass; Rev
FIR. H. c, Lennon, Sacred Heart Parish
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WURPA, WURRA:

also saw Mr.. Nat R%osenthai'. walk.
Ing record printed in your ooiumn)
and on behalf OF the IIoboken Hikers'
Club OF ~Iioboken, y. j. | beg OF the
said Nat TO allow us the honor OF elect
ing him the president or treasurer or
any ONCE he prefers, o. the II. II. c.
The dues are. FALL TIE fares the mem.
Der saves by walking" Thus auto
matically We know the interest each
member takes in walking. We are a
Jolly bunch; but we require a leader Of
ability 20 set the pace. &c.
In the possibility OF securing Mr.. y,
II. In this capacity we see a great fu-
ture for the club, Therefore Mr.. y, r.,
II you win please state when and wher q
the following committee will wait on
you.-James Reilly, Lou Schwartz, Emil
Tausch.
Such men as Mr.. y. II. should be
highly honored. They set a great ex.
ample for young America. May he con.
tlnue the noble work.
/ Hoping TO hear from our friend I re.
main Very truly yours,
ROBT. NALDVETH. Sec'y,
26 East Ssth St, Manhattan,
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HERE'S A QUICK WITTED BOY,
Puts Out Fire In Rectory and
Saves Church.

A little Are started last night In a
woodbin In tho basement of the rectory
OF the Church Of st. Vincent Ferrer at
Lexington Avenue and Sixty-ifth street.
II might have been a big fire. possibly
destroying the whole church. had II not
been for the faithfulness and intelli-
gence of Leo Harold. a little altar boy.
Frederick Byrnes, a porter. told Har-
old that there was n smell Of smoke in
the basement. Harold called a police
man. who shifted around and said he
guessed there was no fire. After he had
gone young Harold found a blaze work
Ing up through the woodpile. lie
shouted a warning to the porter. and
then set to work to pull the woodpils
to pieces inc throw water on tn,
flames.
Byrnes notified the rector. Fathel
Fitzgerald. o.. D.: Father Maher. O. d.
| his assistant and the other priests A.
the building. When they came dow
to let In the bremen they found tina
the altar boy had put out the fiame
by himself.
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BURGLAR DROPS
FROM FENCE INTO
P0[|CEMAN'S ARMS
After Many Robberies at Res.
taurant an E~x-Employee
Falls Into Trap.

Policeman Mosher was standing on
Tenth avenue Just of Twenty-third
street early this morning whe he heard
somebody climbing tie fence behind
him from the Adelphi Hotel. Soon the
person swung his legs over and dropped.
Mosher's outstretched arms prevented
the man from falling. The man had a
sack in his hands. and when the police
man opened the sack he found one nicely
cooked ham. one large piece of roast
beef and two loaves OF bread.
Mosher took the man around to the
The evening world., 1910-12-03
EUROPE GLAD AT REBUKE.
Returning Traveller Declares
Democratic Victory Quclls
Hostility.

Joseph J. Keegan, vice-president and
general manager OF 5 =. Blackburn
and Company. ship chambers. 80. 10
Coenties Slip, has been abroad sine
election day investigating trade condl-
ions. He said that while he found no
feverish anxiety in Europe about rush
ing into American enterprises. he founu
that the general effect Of the Demo-
cratic victory and the rebuke to Roose.
Welt radicallsm was d~lctinctly attrac-
tive abroad.
The tone OF inquiry into American
matters was no longer hostile.
The evening world., 1910-12-03

EFERRING TO my criticism last
Saturday on the Willie Lewis
Dixie Kid scrap at the Nationa
sporting Club the following letter Il
at hand:
WURRA- WURRA:
A few lines to let you know that
II was with consldc. able pleasure
read your pertinent on
the deplorable fact OF there being
too much smuggling in the so-called
boxing out OF the present day.
Please accept my congratulations
on having tho spunk to hit out
straight from the shoulder. The
press OF New York sadly needs more
like O 10 help stop the money
chasers from making a farce out Of
the boxing game. J.. II. RILEY.
Parker House, Boston.
Which Is gratifying. indeed. Mr.. Riley
and which, ! assure you In also IN,
opinion OF the great majority OF spor'
lovers, In man cases the rough WORK
Is countenanced by referees who pay
no heed to the demands OF mercifuily
minded men in the audience to take
on q pair OF boxers when 1t is clearly
established that one is outclassed by
the other.
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Every Day Dangers
to Guard Against

The great danger in colds at this sea-
son o! the year is that they lead to
chyonit throat and lung troubles, pneu-
monia and consumption.
The moment YOU begin to take patent
medicines and so-called cough cures, the
majority OF which depend entirely on
ncrye-deadsning drugs for their effect,
you weaken the body
That takes away the fighting power
necessary to ward off disease, and the
The evening world., 1910-12-03
Chicago building Limit 200 Feet.

CHICAGO, bee. S.--Tho City Council
yesterday decided to limit the height Of
new buildings TO 200 feet, The present
law is ECO feet, Two hundred feet Is
fourteen feet less than the height OF the
Waldorf-I stoTia IN Now York. II Is
expected the new law will result In the
business district. spreading beyond the
loop.
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WURRA, WURRA:

Yuma, ~
n the son OF a man born In italy
who is born In the United States vote
when ho Is twenty-one u his father
10 not q citizen.
CONSTANT READER.
~ born under the United States mai
he Ia a natural born American citizen
and con vote when OF age. no matter
where his father comes from.
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TAFT APPOINTS lehman
U. S. S0llClT0R.GENERAl

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Announce-
ment was made at the White House to-
day of he appointment OF Frederick
w. Lehman Of st. Louis to be Solic-
itor-General of the United States, to Ali
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Lloyd w. Bowers.
The evening world., 1910-12-03

DRoF. TAWM SHARKEY OF Four
tenth street, formerly the big
noise In the noble art OF nsticurs,
Is 10 receive bis friends In Tammany
Hall. the occasion being his second an
nual ball. Tawm Is advertising II ex-
tensively with ''thrOwawRys' printed In
the form OF Confederate ten dollar
bills.
Wonder II Ia YIN realizes the gentle
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ton. Their father. Frederick, n hard
working man, assured the Court that
he had not been aware OF his children's
neglect by their mother, and he prom
ised that they would be looked after
better in the future. The children
were paroled in his custody until
Dec, oS,
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r.. r. Buchanan Critically IN.

ATLANTA. Dec, 3-E. +. Buchanan
o, Sorcross, Ga. formerly a member of
the hrm of A. o. Brown a. Company Of
New York. vas stricken with apoplexy
here yesterday afternoon. His condition
10 critical
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J. MILLER. BrooklyO.

Thanks. Mr.. Miller. There should be
no nationality. race or color line In
sport. When In the ring or on the
track OF gridiron a mans physical abil-
ity. grit or nerve should count regard
less OF whether he Is from Palestine,
birmingham. Killarney or Sicily. And
Of life.
The evening world., 1910-12-03

PINoCHLE. ST.. yorkvile--You're at
sea on that pinochlo count. As ! have
already remarked. a sequence OF trumps
does not include the marriage. There
fore tho marriage is n separate comb
nation. Any different combination
unit in auction. Paste this up In the
back room where YOU play.
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worthless bills? How appropriate they
are taking lawns generosity into sc-
count. What7
I is HARD ENOUGH TO have TO
bear ones own burden. but IL Is
tho limit when the penalty for an
others error IN inflicted. And 30 IL
comes 10 pass that several Corkontans
who believe ] kno something about
Ireland write to me complaining that
Roy l.. McCardell In one OF his Mr..
and Mrs. Jarr articles describing a Wis
II to Cork had the River Shannon low
ing through that sweet city. OF course
McCardell knew better. because he was
enthusiastic in his tribute OF admira-
tlon for the Lee. on which Cork Is sit
uated. But" says Roy. In explaining
the flip. THE Bells OF S~handon. tina
sound so grand on the pleasant waters
OF the River Lee ana other waters and
other bellies that greeted mo there got
me completely deludhered-you see. I
picked up n word or two-and when l
wrote that article ! was humming
Where the River shannon Flows and
so ! got twisted. bad scran to IT."
The evening world., 1910-12-03
WURRA. WURRA.

WURRA,
! wish to congratulate you for
the stand YOU take against those
possessors OF race prejudice who
are always inquiring whether this
or that athlete Is n jew. Such In
quiries come from n class that Is
purely un-American. I sincerely hope
that the Irish will produce many
more like you.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
wURRA- wURRA:


Will you kindly relieve the minds
OF a few Boys In Blue by deciding
the following question:
In a game OF continuous pool.
played according TO rules which gov
esn tournament games, do kiss shots
have to be called, For example: A
and b play 100 points for the cham
pionship OF the company, and both
agree TO go by the Tournament Rules
for pool. During the game A names
the two ball for a corner pocket. on
the way II Kisses another bali. but
goes just the same. y says the shot
does not count. while A claims II
does. Which is right?
a. SOLDIER. Twenty-frst Re-
cru!, Co. Fort Slocum. y. Y.
A Is right. 1t doesn't matter * IN
ball he calls hits the other fourteen,
II gets into the pocket he shoots 70
It scores.
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a. SOLDIER, Twenty-nrs, Re
WURRA, WURRA:
Kindly settle q dispute between two

"a" says the sentence Friendly
society meet here this evening Is
incorrect. "B" saws 81 IL correct.
CONSTANT READER.
In this country the word society rener.
ally takes the singular form. Therefore
\ has the support OF usage. but both are
correct.
The evening world., 1910-12-03

MOE WEINBERG. Constant Reader
and Others.-The official canvass OF the
vote for Dix is not yet completed. I'm
s.1cial but presumably accurate returns
give Dix a plurality in Greater New
Yavk as follows.
The evening world., 1910-12-03

~NE MORE novel mix-up over the
result Of the .Yaie-Harvard foot
ball match reaches me. 1t IL as
The evening world., 1910-12-03

laugh that greets each one of those
worthless bills7 How appropriate they
are taking Tawm's generosity into sc-
count! What7
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4 should not have proceeded to play
the hand when Il was foul. Having
started, he loses and should pay double.
II would be the easiest thing in the
world TO make a mlsdeal whenever a
chap went In over his head on a bid.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
WURRA-WURRA

A B and C play auction p%inochle,
three cards in the blind. A gets the
hid for 300. Needs 100 In cards. A
plays, d covers the lead, also c. u
tells A ne loses because he has laid
four cards In the blind. A says he
does not. lose because the cards were
not played out. and that II Is a mis-
deal. ! claim A IL wrong.
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WANTED

WANTED:-2 rooms for light house
keeping, close in, reasonable price.
Inquire at Daniel Drug Co. 5t2~.
WANTED:-A girl for general house
work. Call mornings at coo ". Ky.4tf
WANTED:-Cleau Cotton rags at the
Record Office.
WANTED:-To buy or pasture on
alfalfa. 40 head of cattle. Phone
292-3 rings. 2t6*
WANTED:-A colored couple at the
Oasis ranch. 1tf.
WANTED:-Cook at Hamilton Stock
farm. Man and wife Preferred
Phone PSI long and short. 3tf.
WANTED:-A mar with good pillow
and harrow to pillow and harrow a
small plot of ground. Apply at
once at Record office. If.
is.-Merchants Retail Credit Asso-
citation, Room No. II, Oklahoma
Bldg. Il.
WANTED:-A competent ona for
general house work. Call mornings
at 40S ". Kentucky. eff
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Classified "Ad5.''
EUk A

FOR SALE.-10 feet square tent.
1908 N. KY, 5t3s.
FOR SALE:-Apple wood in stove
lengths Sc per cord. 81 delivered.
Owens Farm. Az mi east. 4t12
FOR SALE:-10O acre farm in best
black land district Of North Central
Texas. To exchange for Pecos Val
ley property.-Title & Trust Co.
FOR SALE:--An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Can Oasis Ranch CO.. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-A buggy and n set of
buggy harness. both practically new
f. G.. Minton, 100 East Bird st. 3tf
FOR SALE:-Princess dresser, busic
and curio cabinet, pedestal. electric
lamp, fancy chairs. bed. rug. range,
heater, china closet, ITO piece set
Dishes many other thangs at a
great sacrifice. Apply 602 y. Ky. 6tf
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Notice Of Final Account.

To All Persons Interested in the Els
state OF C. S. McCarty, Deceased
Please take notice that ]. P. White
Administrator of said estate, has fl
ed his final repor. and account there
in. and in connection herewith, his
hnal account as guardian of jose
phine RAIDER, nee McCarty and that
the Probate Court of Cnaves County
has appointed Monday, the 1Sta day
of April, 1910, as the date for hearing
objections to UGH accounts and the
settlement thereof and same will be
heard accordingly.
Witness my hand this card day of
February, 1910.
(SEAL) r.. F. BALLARD,
Probate Clerk, Chaves County,
New Mexico.
BY z. F.. ARMSTRONG,
Deputy.
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Lelbert Menge. aged Is years. was
accidentally shot with O "a calibre
rife by his seven e old brother at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Menge, eight miles north OF
Elkins at four o'clock yesterday at
ternoon. The oall struck the lower
right rib and glanced into tae bow
els. 1t is feared a dangerous wound
was made. A surgeon wen from Ros-
well this morning to take care of the
case and to operate If necessary.
The boys father has been working
on the new Miller hotel building in
Roswell and received only a brief
long distance telephone message of
the accident last night. Lelbert had
been trying to repair his rife. the
hammer spring having become SO
weak it would not explode the cart
ridges. He placed a shell in the gun
and pulled the trigger three times
without exploding the sap and then
set down the rife and went into the
YARD to play marbles. The younger
brother picked up the loaded gun and
in a playful spirit, pointed 1t at his
brother and pulled the trigger. This
lime the cap exploded, the ball strik,
ng the older boy as old above.
The boys father went to Elkins this
morning, accompanying h physician.
The result of the injury is anxiously
aw aited by the friends and relatives.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT:-rooms for light house
keeping. 800 N. Ky. Ats.
FOR RENT:-FuGnished room with
bath. gentleman preferred. 31S S.
Main. eff.
ished, modern, good location; also
good barn. Phone $685.. 2tf.
FOR RENT:-fnrnished house COL
South Main. $500 per month. Tele-
phone SIS. 2tf.
FOR RENT:-Ofice suite, ground
floor. city water. Apply e. w.
Mitchell, agent. S6tf.
FOR RENT:-3 unfurnisned rooms
at 30S N. Virginia. 3tf.
FOR RENT:-Ofice room with use
of vault in office of Roswell B. & l..
Association.-R. H. McCune. 64tf.
FOR RENT:-Furnished room with
board, 1909 ". KY. 5t3s
FOR RENT:-3 room house 5O7 S.
Lea.-Apply 900 N. Rich. 5t3".
FOR RENT furnished light house
keeping rooms $40 no. 200 E. sth
street. 5tf.
FOR RENT:-Light house keeping
rooms with bath. On edge of town.
plenty of fresh egg m milk. A
Good quiet place for health seeker.
Address L. II. care of General
Delivery. eta
FOR RENT:-On North Hill 5 room
furnished house or 2 OIL 3 furnished
housekeeping rooms. trees. grass
and City water. very reasonable,
phone $50. 6t3.
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sasaan treatment Of plaintia and-thaf
~ have neglected to support your
wife according to your means. station
In life. and ability, Yon are further
notified nat unless o answer or ap-
per in said cause on or before the
30th day of April. A. d. 1910, judy
nent will be entered against you By
default.
d. w. Elliott, Roswell. New Mex
leo. is plaintiffs attorney.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court this Alta day OF March,
A. D. 1910.
(SEAL) s. I. ROBERTS.
BY Clerk.
GEO. l.. WYLLYS, Deputy.