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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Qcid,c i'm lSUfclfug.

q. Y0uia, II. NC}gmbCr.
Die &eidc pom Morru WicGurtbu, Der
fiir5lih in Golac zines GaIlea uon
eilcm ser @cbGllOc ser &3eltoualtcl-
lung getootct mor0cn mar. utrOe IN
cincm E0telinB cinc3 me0tjiniitcn
GoQcQ0 ouiQcimOtu. Inter oeu Sab
ieliGtcitcn WicGurtn'9, 0cu mani iily
qalli mittclo3 onacicben bate, inuO
man Elm ulli $1,000 loutcnOea@ont-
blldl mo 6 mur0c |icrler conitatIrt,
0oB er @rlmOciacutbum Don $1,000
MGrtb beidb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
y [ omot dc GrucUnun
Qrn peri obCn.


M0ih iUdtOM :. O. II. Nci.
- 0da Stoataocpartemcllt lit per
Mubcl bcuohrihtiQt, oaB acltcrn III
No0o,a Elm &crnIl Qcmaft muroc,
oic McQierml Der Hcplblif GoIml
bia SIT ltijr3cn uno Ocn E%rdliOcntcl
&cnr2 5r crmOr0cu. &u 6olQe 0ea
Elttidco muroIl uiclc &crhlitlm9cl
uor1ruonmun mo oic &crbaitctcu
ioltcn bclltc per elm @ric2aQcridt &c
itellt lper0cu, lhltcr OcnicIbcn bcrln
Den iid) Gin iriib1rc2 Aobinet@inltNlleo
lrro fijni Gilbrcr Der Cppolitjon I'M
GunQrcb. Ndhcrc Giu5clheiten limo
nod uid)t bcfunlIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Gr alderman Hm6ulpG'S ErOicf.

NJ ilmoufcc, @iac., 81. Gc}.
- Na9 @enld nm eiucu ucuerlidcn
Ero5rB bon r-Nl0erman &o6ert g.
Muoolp6. meIdcr Dor clucm Wionut
ifuloiQ beflupoen mlroc, pom Sta0t
2lupult G6urlca s.. Nomiltuu i'm
Sabre 1901 cine @cltchumQ Don 500
u~crIangt 5t babcuL lit ab'hIdQiQ be.
'hieocn luorocn. Ger &crtbci0i9cr
Huoolpb'3 fat ioiort Den 9ntrog Qc
iteut, oie llrtbcilai6Ihma 81 ucrtoaeL
bis oa8 Cbcrqcriht bctreiia Ocrid)ic
ocncr nit Dem Ero}ciic inn GUAM.
mcnhanH Itcbcn0cr &lulftc iciuc Ont
idclouta obAcgc6cn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Nus MnibinotUn.
Nllc Nn0cbotr ucrmur

NlIc NnNcbotc pcrmor.
len.
&alh inQtoM :. g., 81. Sex.
- Vile tiir5Iih ciuQercid)tCn Nlac.
bote ouf Gonjcliioneu mo G%outraftc
rllr Den Ban Don Giienbubncn AMI 0elt
EbiIippillen iillO 5llrild Qeruicien nor.
OcL neil lie in ibren 6ormen ocn
VeolnallnQen 0es pom 8iirCalt iiir
&nlllor 2 Niinircn erIniienen Girfll.
Iora nid)t entiprad)rn. Neue Girflt.
l1r2 SIR GiniorOerung uou N~ngcbotet
lper0en icbt uer0iientliht meroen.
NJ d)cll'0 u a Oh iolgcr.
&obn -. 8curin Don Srcqun. mci.
der SIR Nuaiiiurma Der ourd, Ben
Zoo bon Senotor MitheQ cntIton0c-
men %oton5 in Den @umoeS Genet
cntIallot lpurOe, lit in @oihinatoH
oll0clunGt. Gr bat Senator Sutton
clren Seilld) obgeitottet. IS murnen
arrangements gctroiicn, nm @eorin
III Den 9lmoeSienot ein5uiiibren mo
lin III beeioigen.
Y ON petcn5ltreit 5mii6en
Scnot nnb Naus.
Sa9 6inan5 Gomlite oca SenotS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Nulnic id,iift lid Gin.

cotton, Mnii., 81. 9e5cmbcr.
Sobn Nleronoer Snpie, ipeldler 10.
chen ans ieiner Stellung ais Sbcr.
bollpt bon 3iou Gitp, BIS, olla0e-
Id)ieoen lit lonate bier on GienitnI
Nbeno i'll ieinem Triuotmog9on IN
9egleitiln9 leines Sobnes, oe@ 9r.
8lnbitOne Comic, zines aronteipiIc-
gers lno 5meier @lauberlsbeller an
uto begab lid geitern friib an %orO
oeS 0ampferS .NomIral Selpen."
mcld)cr i'm 2oilie oe5 9ormittaaS nod
Sannaica in See ging. gr benbllt).
tlat, SIR Seritellung ieiner @eluno'
bcit lGnacre areuBiabrten I'M earal.
bilden Mecr 5I untcrnebnleii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Grittdt.

Nrm Oort, 81. 0c5cmbcr,
Sin &cd in cinCm Hiiduu @daoicn
pcruriodte in Der lcBte1 gtaht Den
GrilidumQ2too pou @m. q. @uid
umo Oscar Nodricn, Sri. Gbriitine
Nlid nurOe bcmuBtlo3 olIiQc'um0ul
m0 miro idpucrlid oouou fommcn.
Sic nlO ibr Nrl0cr bctricbru cine
@rocrrn an Der Neit 81. StraBe rm0
Nod)rieu mar ais Glcrt bel ibnen oil.
QCltCllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22

ncr,nicS on ci,1cn l1ntcrollaidntb, be,
itchenb ans oen Scnatoren NlOrid),
Spopner. Sale. Seller uro @ormon,
nip Mittbcinno pom Sal1ie. ourh
mclhr Die ieporute Sid be,ilQlid, Der
Wermcnbborfcit Der aonul BONDS ais
lIntrrlodc Der gfotcn Girfulntion Der
9{otiouolbonfcn ocrmorfen mlrOc.
Eu ShooRc oca Gpn1ite'a mur0c Don
Hcucu sic ,non in Ser 6iicntlid)cll
Senate acbortc 4icriidcrltng porQe
hrodbt, nlrh sic }uloiiuna Scr gSic.
ncroltilubmc OiCiCr 0eltinmu1nQ in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Werid,puCu.

NorioIt pa, II. Qc}cmbcr.
Ger @lm0ca 3o0tuttcr oGnon0a1a"
bat Die &ir1iuin Gopc9 puiijrt, nm
'eiuc 9iohiorihnm9cn nad Der Der
'hoQcucu A}Golcbod &arf BATH"
mcldc am ucrilolicncu SomitoQ an
Der aiiitc BON &irQiuicu uou Dem
Gonpicr n@oo Nicm" I'M Stid) &C..
Iliicu mororu mar, iort}uictcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Mus Dem Snacrcn WNrOlanO'9 nno
0Cu nn0rCN5cu0Cn Stantcn.
2 d rCd IIfcr wv tInr
Mnnh ell.

= d1rCd ld)tr 800 tlHt2
&nubCn.
rEn Scr SGQcmiiblc uon Sobrinbolt
@ur0incr 4 So IN annapolis lit Der
IS Sabre cite aHubc ,Nnut 0mcn5
ollf itrCdlihc @eilc Qoll} pl0Blid) INT
lCin HCbru QctonmlCn, Ger &nobc
luolltc ciurn Srci6ricmcn a0juitircn
ul0 00Oci Ncrictb cr nit iCiucm San
men IN 0u9 @ctricbc NM mrr0e oil
Dem IUmrn nit lolhcr @cluolt en-
po~rac}oQcL Dab inn Die Mirnldanlc
5|rrtriimmrrt mo jc0cr Nnohcn i'm
aorpcr lcbrohen mllr0c. Nl5 Die Ntos
idincrlC }llm StiuitnnO Qcbroht mor,
lag Der @6rpCr lcbto3 ucbcn Dem @c
tricbC. Ger Notcr 0c0 (o0ten iii &r.
&obu Nmtn0.
Gin &ric0SNcrtht iii & a.
0Ctten.
Sem 6IottenlefrctGr @onoportc
9ing 0Q3 Wutud)ten 0e9 Wcncralun
molt2 b2}iigIih Der inn QcltcQtcn
Groaen SIT Oh Der SctretGr oocr Der
Supcrlntcn0cnt Der SlottCnz Nfo0c
ulic IN annapolis o0Cr Wei0c Qtnlein
id)ultlid) benGNt icicr, 2oocttcn ilml
mnrlIh mcqen 6lld9prcllcn9 ans Der
Nnltnlt III cntlernen un0 ob cine lol
die GntIuilim9 cine 4rojciiirruIQ DER
SfnlOi2ell Dor Den bilrQcrlid)cn @c-
rihten lucQcn tbGtlihen NnQriii9 etc.
blnOcrn piir0c, Nuf Die critic GroQt
crtl1rt Ser Wcncrolamolt nod lcl
ncr I~uri0lllu1Q Der pcrihic0euCn oui
0ua 6lIdSprelten be5iiQlihcn Qcicblis
den Scltinumnngcn lci Elm fricq&Qc
rid)tlidcS llrtbcil 5ur IusitoBung Ocs
SdnlI0igcn crior6erlid). Ne5iiglid) Scr
5pcIten GrogG crmioert Der General
o%nnpolt. lbrc Ntontluurtlnn hGnO1
BON Der cage 0es cin5clncn Sales ob
mo ser Sbotbeitono miiroc epcntllcll
Dem @unoeaonmolt iiir 0cn 0iitrift
Mdrplon0 81 umtcrbrciten lcin. oomit
oos Suits Gepurtement iid) ouriiber
ldliiliiN mer0Cn f6nne.
Gent N0mirul Son0a miro ioiori
pon Der gntad)tliden NIeuBcrrna 0eS
8cncrolonunlt9 Wtitthcilun0 &C.
mod)t meroen mo cir aricasqerid)t
MIRO elll9eleBt mer0en,um Die beidrll,
olgtcn &o0etten Srenn1or Coffin unh
". u. Nan 0cnccr III proTiiircn.
enc it il rGurti9.
Ban.
0ic neltcn GomnliiiGrc fiir 9lnnc
Arlmoel-9ollntp boben iiir Curtis
Sop uno Nrooflpn Die iolgenoen 80.
ernomt: Sbomos i. &rmir
5llm Gbei Der EoliSei pom 9rooflnn,
=. .. Upton sum Yoli5iiten fir Der
9np- Ere5inft l'n0 Sobn :. i.
sum Goli5ilten in Woion.
bile. 9ie GoliSiiten ipuroen aeipornt.
0oB lie e~ntloiien merben iuiiroeu,
menn lie lid in @irtbihoitcn olIibol-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
Ncarit'S Guutcit ucrocblidD.
Mopor WcGleqon miro iein Grmdb.
lungs Gertififot nod Dor Nelt'
iabr crboltcn.

W(Q0pr WtCO leuQlt miro ZEN GrlndOs
lungs Gertififot nod nor 9telt,
iabr erboltcn.
Hcm Oorf, 81. Te}cm6er. -
oNinDor W}cGleQun miro ieiu @a6l=
Gertififat nod Dor SSobrcaiAluB cr.
balten" crfldrte Gorporation@aMuult
QcInnp Qcitcrn. 2lQc geiebIid)cn &ins
ocruiiie lino ans Dem g&Cgc QcrGllmt,
lnO c5 banoelt Iid) ictt MIR INN Die
Gruae, mann Ole Glcrt3 nit Der Ia
bellirlmg iertig meroen. NlOernlot
QouQ. Der Goriibcr oes o9oar0 Of
GorutU Gannaiirr3," bdlt 5ohlreife
Glcrf3 bereit, nm ole Nrbeit 0c8 "a
bellireu9 in Nngriii 5l uebncn, 10.
balO Der acrihtlihc Nciebl ertbcilt it,,
uuo sic poQitdnoiBc 30bum9, nit
alien n0tbiQcn 9lenOcuutacu einHc-
ihloiicn ip0tc IN - StumoenL uod.
Dem lie b@clonncu mor0cn, bccuoigt
ieiu. Nian mmtcItc gcitern in GItD-
SAL, Dab ser WfaUor 4obal0 er ieiQ
@ubl Gertiiifot in ser Ioide fat
feline SdmicriQtcitcu mcbr babcH
miro. icinc GrnUnmmQen SIT trciicL
ia, ole Nlac9luiiicr ]bcbuuptetcu loQur,
0aB cr idou am [oGc uud @cjbuud}
ten, lueIm er BON Friuccton nad Ger
Staot llriidtcbrt Die Slate" nit
iid bringcu mo lie am ndd)ltcu Aiitt
nod uer0iicutlihcn miro. Ger Miupor
ielbit bate QeIterL mic INNER, nidt@
iIbcr 0cu @cGcnitun0 SIT inden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22

MoBrlobme Oe@ Observation-Disclosures Nlc
llrIod)e Der iiinQiten arolUollc mar.
VI D q de 6IottcuOcmon-
itrotion QcQcu Gbtno.
@oibin0ton :. 6, II, Gej.
- Nod elmer Dem Stu0ta Geportc
nlellt 3ll%Ae9ongencn &obelocpe'de nj
Elm Sbcil Der Moriuctnuppcn bon Der
Baltimore" in ShuuQhui cinactroT
len. Ger transport Der lrllppcn CT
'olgte mobrl6einlid pOH gSoolllHa
aus ulli Dem aannncubootc y&illoIo=
hos"
gSic Die norlicQcHocu N}clomaen
0e9 Stuot$ departments CraebclL
treffcn Die GnglGnOtr Norbcrcitltnacn
81 elmer QroBcn Concentration bon
%lrmcc un0 6Iottc. GCltihe ioponi
ldc lulo Gitreidiihc Mrcl5cr betlnocn
lid uuf Dem NeQc uoh Sbon0hol.
Die acltcrn in SGuuQbui bcobudtet'
9tuhC miro olIi Die Die Sjmution con-
trolircn0c Eruppcmaht }lrildat.
litbrt. Ger genIiid)tc @Criht2bo' mar
nod inmcr QcldloNcL Nie DINER
ldcn Vcb6r0en crtldrtcn 1Id 81 clnc1t
Ecrlltd)C cinen GomprouuB hcrbci}ll
'llorelL oeftll' ood) IlIdu)Iti l't pIt'
OOn Der GnttcrnmQ 0t9 brllIldlcn @e
rldi@bciliBer9 abbuHQrQ, Clnc Hcorl
Qlma, ole obgcidIug2u mrroc. llntcr
Sen WiiiiionGren Der llmocqcn0 III
Elm Iunif mlSocbrndcn Imo uiclc pom
linen bubcn iih nld ShunbuL, Qc=
fliihtet.
Sicr lit man iipcr}ulut, oub ole
RllbcIt6rlmuen in ShanQboi uid)t
ulti cine anti=onrcrifnuiidc Stinl
munU 5%ltriid}uiiihrcn iiu0 o0rr oui
Dem Hopcott bcrubcn. iun0crn 0uB e.
iih iihtlid nm ocu Hlrabrlh elmer
Den Nl1alGn0crn inn NlQcnlcincu
irinDlihcn Str0numd Dun0rlt, 10 0aG
ole un0crcn Notiuueu 0ua QrGrtC ,Nl
tcrciic bobcn, ole Cr0mmu luie0crhcr
5uitcucn. Ger GonIltft lit holptlGd
lid AMI Meibcrcien uuiidcn Dem &c
miidtcn Weridtabui mo Den itG0ti
idcn 9eb0r0cn 5wildNGiiihrcn, mo
Oic Nbnciulna Ger Ghincicn rid)tct
iid in critcr Sinic ucdcl 0ic Gn0lGns
Scr.
Euorric oIo Mrontmrrbr.
rim
Vorio 81 Sc, gSir ms Non
ocnrcl0ct miro, bot ser ilrnac Sonia
9~lliouiu Is Der GrHuiicrin GltOenir
non SroufreidL sic b~cfnnntlid Don
@eburt ielbit cine Spouicrin lit, ST
pcromfcL ouB Die iHonc Erin5eiiiu
Gno bon @ottcn6crQ Inn ihrc &on0
gum ~SCbcnabunoe rcId)t. Gic Nittmc
9tupolcon'o 0c3 3ritten bate ea iid)
in Den &opi QeieBt OaB ihr licbrciien=
oca Eutbcnfino cincn (bron }icrcn
ioue mo lcitctc Die &rrIo6ilng in 0ie
Megc. ,<brc 0rpBen MeidbthiimCr mer
Den nod olgcueircr 9luiid)t bel ih.
rem Eooc 5llnr gr0Bten 8beilc Scr
tilnitiQen iponilhen 40niQin 5uiuQcn
ou 0ielc lid bat bcluCQen loiicuL sur
fot6oliidcn STRIDE iiber5utrctcn. Ger
Fnplt mltr0c in Der establishments
0'n0r'l llp'fool'pi llld' 81 Mo1oE &c
f,,, nrhnGG% ,nni ,"0i. ;ni, "'
Mu.iih+e, ~ ,r53
"""' u" tl""u'n
@uo0pflt u. Scj. Ger chg
mlallde NIllall5rllnIltcr Nr. u. Slltat@,
ptldcr mlublo'Nl9 an elller %erltun
olAlll0 jluIld)cl 0en b%ooernoen Sat
loren urbeltet, nltBerfe lId) III ncrtror=
rni T';an,, "y,, onp ';'gr,'
0r hnbr bri'm 0Gnin mic bci Ser uri.
fern ser Nnolitinn ei,cr @pi;t nrr
Wcri1hmno oci,nnrn scr hoa Nc5tr
crhnifru loiir
Or. y QItforS iiiotr biu,u y, Mn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22

&m MonufofturluoorunQcidGit
BON 2. i. Nimeor i'll @rCcn2burQ.
,Snh,, muroen ad)t Eerloucn 0urd)
cine\E neutrality-suspicious. perIcBt. ga.
r~rntefNpler ihlimm. 6rl NINA Mc.
Mnnnmln betlaat ben &crluit ibrcr
bclOen IrilV. Ter Soben mlr0c itorf
belhGbigt. \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22

aoouo. u. Ie5embcr Die bic.
ii9en Hepolutiondre bobUa leitcrn
iiber cine 6obrif cine rotoc 6u6nr
ouiaGugelL uno Die Noli}ci mor
dltBer Stonoc. tic cin5uho,rn. Gin
Moihincngcid)iib mnnBtc lt,lcblih in
Milton trcicn, mn bic Iloalc bcrum.
Ter 81 id)ieBen.
Sp0ter IieI Elm Golt2hlmc iibcr
observation-disclosures SruppM Der.
lieie gobcn Seuer unb too,rtcn ut0
pcrmiinbetcu cine Nn5ohl ser lus
mpltllantcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22
VI alta II ..

MoilonO, &tulien u. Qc}. -
N ". @ruber. Sobn BON o2lbc" Wrlt.
Der ans Nelu. Norf. mo Sri. Vt. Oil.
loL (od)tcr BON Nid)ter 0illon ans
Cos Nngclc9, Sat. bebiitirtcu an
Mtontog NbcnO i'm &ercClli Sbcoter
81 &crcclli, Eropin5 Goporo, nit Gr.
lola in so Srouiutu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-22

Getcr@burg, u. Ge5embCr. -
Gin oual0uoiiher aoniul, ncltrr
bon Hi9a oui eincm Giicnbnbn5uQ
inter %itarfer ErlppenbeOcduuQ bier
%onlan9te, bringt Aodrid)t OnB ser
gauge Giitritt oicaieit1 bon Hi9u nod,
bier 81 III AuS0ebmnnq bon 100 Wfei
len pcrluiiitct morocn lit. 2(lc N1!.
ler mo 8eboitc, Die Den @utabciibcrn
%gehorcn iino nie0craebrnmt. Die
8orniion in Hiaa lit nid)t itorf &c,
mig nm Den @eriud) 5u mtcrncb
men, oen ouiriihreriiheu Arbeitcr.
hlolien Die Serridlnit 81 entreiBcn.
Iie Nrbciter boben cine Yoli3cimarm.
ihoit oraoniiirt, permalten Ole itGo
tiihcn Ingelegenbeiten mo baden
burd) cine Population Den @ollucr.
neur Geginaf bcnof)rid)iiat. boB er
obgeieBt lei. Gle Staot lit pcrbGlt-
niBmoBig ruhig, obpobl Sdreden
berriht. Edglid) ereianen iih in oel
StroBen cine Heibe Wtor0tboten oodl
Die grbeiter Miliil nnterOriidt oa>
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23

cases. musical instruments, jewelry
boxes, knives, etc.
The abalone shell is found in all
the stores, When cleaned and ground
the shell is of a g~reenish color. with
black and white contrasts. These
shells ae cut into canoes, breastpins,
sleeve buttons, hat pins, watch chains,
pendants, etc.
Filigree jewelry is made so artist
eally and in such beautiful designs
that only experts know them from
the more valuable article. The ma
terial is worked into various novelties
according to the ingenuity of the
craftsman who is usually his own de-
signer' Indian pottery, basketry, and
va~ri-colored blankets. are made in
the Indian villages nea this city for
the Albuquerque people and numerous
guests now %sojourning here. The dyes
used in the basketry, in the beauti-
tul blankets, and the art of making
this peculiar pottery, are secrets
known only to the Indians.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23

The curio stores are well supplied
with all kinds of Christmas presents
made of raw material. New Mexico
tanned leather, which is said to be
superior to any other, is worked into
plctures-the Indian villages, old
churches and missions, Indian braves,
native and Indian women, wearing
their native costumes, pinon trees,
cacti, flowers, etc. These curios are
largely bought for the eastern mar
ket, and for Europe, An opal with a
blush tinge and red reflection Is
found In quantities in Mexico and
a be cut and set in this city.
A lively trade is done in oyster
pearls, which are found on the Cal
ifornia coast, and also in pearls taken
from fresh water mussels. Chinese
mainly supply the market. Celestial
craftsmen polish and set them for the
bazaars. The mother of pearl or in
e part of the shell is made into
buttons, knives, paper weights, card
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23
Win the RISE of the YuIetioe Sun

Christmas Eve! And the club was
almost deserted. The sense of lone
liness that came to Ransom as he sat
in the big leathern chair, gazing va
vanity out into the night, seemed hid
eous in its oppressive MALIGNANT pal.
pability. There was no yuletide cheer
in Ransom's heart-nothing but mem
cries that we're bitter-sweet. Sweet
for what had been and bitter for what
might be no
Ransom had never known a Christ.
mas without Rose. 1t was she who
trimmed the tree, standing on a high
stool when they were children to-
gether; she who wore his flowers and
gave him nearly all her dances at
vacation hops; she who helped him
with the Christmas shopping and made
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23
Near him stood a group Of men with shining, excited eOuntenanees.

wear H'H ohOOu q 9TObp VI HSH WI
the slender allowance of his post
graduation youth go as far as posi-
BILE. 1t was she who-but pshaw! she
had been everything in Jim Ransom's
life. Always! And now? He had
lost her, that was all. All! Yes. 1t
was all-of hope and happiness-and
everything that mattered.
Outside, the joyous, bundle-laden
folk jostled with each other merrily
to and fro as they ~thronged the side
walks. Old and young, rich and
poor-they were all happy. Even the
beggers. whose tin cups ratified with
silver coin; the ~cLrbstone vendors or
mechanical toys and what not; the
small itinerant flower merchants and
the newsboys with Christmas edi-
tons of afternoon papers. All of
them felt the spirit of festivity that
seemed to linger in the air.
Across the street they were light
ing a Christmas tree and a group of
happy children formed a ring to caper
round about it. Ransom shut out
the sight with a moa of heartache,
and covered his face with his hands.
They were to have been married to.
morrow-Rose and he. On the fourth
finger of his left hand was a plain,
gold band. He wondered If he had a
right to wear il there. Its mate he
had slipped on her hand, which lay,
cold and still among the flowers at
her side. 1t had been a fancy of his.
Morbid, perhaps! But ne knew she
would have wished it there, and it al
H.
smiled up at him when he began to
kiss them for the last time.
She was to be cremated tomorrow-
on her wedding day! The beautiful
shell she had left behind, and which
was once the temple of her radiant
spirit-it would soon be nothing but
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TO FIRST
AFTER COMPLETION OF AL6u.
ouERoUE EASTERN, ROAD WILL
BUILD INTO cHAvEs COUNTY.

In connection with the news con.
tanned in the special and Associatei
Press dispatches, published in The
Citizen Thursday afternoon, ID the
effect that General Francis j. Tor
and associated directors of The
Santa Fe Central railway system
have succeeded in financing a project
10 complete the Albuquerque Eastern
branch of the road from Moriarty T.
the Hagan coal fields and 70 Albu-
luerque. IL is learned hat il is the
intention OF the syndicate which will
put up the money. not only to com
plete the Albuquerque Eastern, but
also u extend the Santa Fe Central
line first 10 Roswell from Torrance,
a distance Of about 100 miles.
Thereafter the projec. OF going 10
El Paso is 10 be taken under consid.
Grafton.
The outlook for this Is OF the very
best. This is the latest Phase Of he
affair.
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' nbitHlNiHy CNSthCd COhItNStIdItSCos
ring upon her maiden finger, lay amid
the fragrant symbols and the hush
that tells Of a departed soul. =
The first faint rays of Christmas
sunshine fell like a golden benedic-
lion on Ransom's face when he
awoke. Near him stood a group of
men with shining, excited coun-
tenances, c%onversing in low tones.
One of them was the physician who
had attended Rose, and his eyes were
searching Ransom's face with a keen,
repressed eagerness.
Ransom looked up wonderingly,
and unrealizlngly, but half emerged
from sleeps forgetfulness. The doc
tor stepped forward and his fingers
closed themselves on Ransom's wrist.
"Old man." he said, in a low tone,
that had an odd catch in it, "a
have great news for you. Glorious
news!-about Rose. She isn't-isn't
dead, JIM" Do you hear, man.? 1t
was only a trance
Ransom leaped from the chair like
an animal at bay, stood, swaying for
a moment and then sank back, limp
ly. At first they thought he had
tainted; he was so still. But, bye
and bye, his eyes opened and the look
that was in them made the watchers
turn aside.
Christmas chimes were ringing out,
some near, some misunderstanding in
that wondrous harmony of peace one
hears and understands only on this
day of all the year. People in gala
dress were passing to and fro. From
a cathedral close at hand, the notes
of an organ swelled in mighty,
rhythmic waves. At the corner a band
of street singers were chanting of the
Christ-child's birth.
Ransom's lips moved softly.
Hear the bells!" he said. isn't il
beautiful? This is u wedding day
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a little heap Of ashes-like the ashes
of his hopes.
BY and by Ransom's head droop.
ed further forward on his breast; his
arms relaxing, fell listlessly at his
side, and he slept. Two late corners
entering, with laughter on their lips,
grew suddenly grave as they spied
the silent figure in the window seat,
and stole softly out again without a
word. alter, the night steward max
ing his last rounds, tip-toed past and
lowered the light above the ~sleeper's
head. He also knew, and pitied and
felt a rGsentful pang for the atmos-
phere of gladness that seemed but
callous mockery Of a sacred grief.
And soon all was quiet in the cluu
room-quiet as the house Of death
wherein a girlish form, a wedding
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For Cracked n

Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by De Wits Hazel
Salve, but an occasional application
Will keep the skin soft and smooth.
Best for Eczema, Cuts, Burns. Boils,
Etc. The genuine DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve affords immediate relief
in all forms Of Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and Protruding Piles. Sold by al
druggists.
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Give Your Stomach Rest,

NOlhIng VIII cure Indigestion that
doesn't digest the food, itself, and
give the stomach rest. You can't e&-
pect that a weak stomach will regain
It's strength and get well when it is
compelled to do the full work that a
sound stomach should do. You
wouldn't expect a sick horse to get
well when it is compelled to do a full
days work every day of the week.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect di.
g%estant and digests the food regard.
less Of the condition of your stomach.
Relieves Indigestion, Beiching, Sour
Stomach, and all stomach disorders.
Sold by all druggists.
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SHOP.
Stoves repaired n set up; furni
ture set up and Grated for shipment
Rear OF Walton's drug store.
L. II. SHOEMAKER.

Don't drug the stomach 10 cure a
cough. One Minute Cough Cure cuts
the mucus. draws the Inflammation
out of the throat, lungs and bronchial
tubes, meals, soothes and cures. A
quick cure for Group and Whooping
Cough. Sold by all druggists.
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Eurious EIahtlnn.

"For seven years. writes G .oo
W. Hoffman, of Harper, VAST
had a bitter battle, with chrO. ,
stomach and liver trouble, but at la,
| won and cured my diseases by the
use Of Electric Bitters. | unhesitat-
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don't intend in the future TO be with
out them in the house. They are
certainly a wonderful medicine, ~
have cured such a bad Ease as mine"
Sold under guarantee 10 do the same
for you, by all druggists, at SOC a
bottle. Try them today.
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cIear the NAV

The mission o. Early Risers" is
to clear the way and give Nature full
sway. These famous little pills rid
the stomach and bowels Of all putrid
matter, thus removing the causes Of
headache, constipation, sallow com
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says; Two bottles OF these Famous
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