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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
De SAN GERMAN
No hubo fiestas del patron,
Arresto de D. r. Murattj,
fiadOr de AtaIisiO.
SlGUIENDOLE Ell BULTO
Ouieren repetir en- San Ger
man otro :asesinato, como
el de Pesante en- Anasco.

Este sfi1 ro hubo aqui fsatas ps-
tronales. III pueblo no sc dispuso
que las hubIera y ell syunsamienso nc
sc &trevi6 iuicisrlas p6r 10 fsltA Dc
simpaifas de que diaponer, No huho
mas fiesta Que Ia relIgiosa; y eas 81
result6, por las simpslfas de q7e &C.
Kan aqul los sctusles saaerdotss.
Aver fue arrestRdo don Fran.
cisco MurAIt un cors1 que IS cons-
tituy6 en- fsdor de AtaliSie sl mulAtc
|, que en- 10 ncehe del vierres aienit
eontrR la vida de los Eefoyes VIvonI
~ Pah6n. ri arresto de kurstN fce
motivado por una dsn1pcia iurads
gus contra 81 formula don D, U. Pa
bon, aeurandole de periurio, por ha-
ber iurAdo aqu6l, como 6sdor dc
Ataltsi0, 10 clreunstsneia de posasr
bisnss exsntsdos Do sieeuei6n no sien.
do eierto, Qled6 en libersad fsdo
por $500
-Anoche ctrcul6 10 noticis, de
que don Jose Antonio Vivoni ers
psrseguido en- Guaniea por IN mulsto
procedsnts dc esta ciudsd. FL activo
ssrgento Gonsaez tom6 las msdidAs
del caso y, como Aiempre, llsn6 ~
deher
va sAbsmes porQue loa republi
canes vienen sseg sra do que ganAr&n
las eleeciones Va han snseHado 10
oreia.
Q.s Ge anden con tlento, gus estos
tismpoa no son los de los Alien nj de
los Hunt, Ah9ra hsy que hilAr mas
delgado.
Cuando un partido polftico aeuds
q medios reprobables, indica su e1sa-
do con 10 prSetiea do los medios
miGmoS.
Hay seis individu9s que han
dsclaYado; unos hAbsr ooaocido 4
AtdEtSio cuando rOslizEdo su asentedo
hugo a escape; y otrog que momsutos
Antes ls vierJn q eshslo b sblando
piGnito con clersos seI0res gus kau
tempo 90 nomiparan.
Sc dice que la n che Antes del
Q0lpe trrad0 hubo una reunion dc
eiertos empleAdoa en- Ia casa do un
secretario; que mas tarde ae apsg5 oil
tArol de una esquira y gus Aguien
qued6 en- guardla.
Sc dice que AtaliSio obluvo oil
honor dc preSenciar aentado iunto sl
juez las deslSrasioneA do es-go y que
hizo igas! eusndo dsc.srarcn los de
10 coartsds, digo, los tsltgls de
dsRcArgo.
AtalisiO nc puede Queiarae, pues
ha sido blen trtsAdoi c2n distInsicres
nsrscidas.
X. x,
San GsEmsu, illio 81, 1876.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
DERRUNBE De UN C|RcQ

Dica SLA DiGeusi6ns; Mientras se
eelsbrabA Uns funston On IN eirco
soueatre, en- oil pueblo de CAney, Cuba,
se rompi6 el ms'til eentrAl que aonte.
senia la armadurA del olreo, derrum.
b6ndose todo e,ss.
On tFoSo d 10 pArte superior ca
10 Aobre Ia NINA Desideria Aranda
Muygado, de Rsis anoa do edad, frac.
turAndoSe el crAneo.
III alcE!de munioipal del CAuey,
ssflor CAdisleo Qlintana, auttl6 una
sonsusi6n sn lA cahezR.
La mia Amanda foe aHisGida on sl
HlsplsAl provincial, murI6 On la
madrugAda del microbes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
TRAGED|A De AMOR
FL amante roba a la despO.
sada antGs de caer en- bra
zos del esposO.
la FUGA
La FUGA
Alcance, muchos tiros, muer-
te del raptor, mirada de
odio. o.-Nueva fuga.

Los Il .imos peri6disos de Buda.
peslh trasn una intsTeEAnte y compile
10 informsci6n sobre Is exsraordinAria
ocurreneis Que ha sobresogido & les
ssneillos hAbitantes de IL sldea de
Bavaniats, situsda en- el distr.to de
KraEso sxosreny.
Un joven sldssEo, Pero Kalug
yertky, Sc eneontesbs eslebssndo su
msttimonio con Ii harmosisimS his
do sc from Ily, k1yla9,
Era "a ce'ca do la media noche,
10 novia &c h.his retlrado & su Guar
10 para Qui.Aras 81 lttsjs ds bodAs y
ponsrse osra, c0s el casl pensabs
trasledsrae & 81 nusvS sesa.
DespueI de hEbsr sguGrdado pa
cisnsemsnte duranss slgda tempo, d.
rigi6se el novio hseIa el cusrtc, y
llan6 Eusvemsnts q Ia pusrta. Enabs
esrrada por dertro, sin dude, porque
resisti6 ala preston hsehs sobrs Gus
hoias, ouando el novio, compless men.
to Atsmorizh hdo, 90 desidi6 { entrar, oil
YER que nadie rsspondia & ~ llama
mientot
Cuando oil dn 80 hiEo aaltar IL
ruerts, 10 VIC que el eusrto eGtaha
vacfo.
Regissraronee todas los rinscnes
de IL casa y todas les espssurSs inms
diatAs. Eo ninguna parse fae encon'
trAdA ls novis.
De- pronto slguien nos6 que do ls
CoucurrsnciA fsltAbRn el ioven AiIsno
GAvMkyy su hermAno, No t Ito Quien
hioisra entonees Abieltas Aluaiones So
bre oierts Gotitud sospechoas que ha
bia aldo obIsrvAdA en los hsYmAnos
deaAparecidos, Y dc pyonto 90 exien
do por todA 10 Aldea oil convsneimlen'
to de que ellos habiaa sec olsstrado &
ID n3via, eacapandoae son ellos hscls
ls frontsra ssrviA.
embellishments todos los hombrsa
80 latzAron en- seguimiento de los tu
gitIvoa seeuest,adores, pero haste el
ensrto dia no pudisFon sloanz arloE,
"a muy ceres de la f'ontsra
TtAb6ss una lucha s&pg.ientA.
Sucs3iAnse las dsHcargss.
Los tIros dc loa hsrmanrs CAvas.
Ky erAu oertesos,
N lmeroGos aldesnoS ckfsn con el
pacho aguisreado ylA musrte pintA
dA 90 el rost7o.
De P-onto Ailano GAvRtky lanl6
40 gtito peResrante y vino 6 tierrA,
qusdEndo innGvil. Preslpis6as asra
melts .Eobts 6 una muj 'r snhalAnt,.
Y al conveucerse de que y& aQuslloF
oion sm&dos no podiAn v>Iysr mi
rarlR laux5 una mirsdA ds oQ!0 hAcla
el novio vsncador, que 50 adelAniAb&
triur fante recobesria, J, sAltando
foore 81 oabsllo dsl muecEo, hugo &
lo1o c1rsar oon el trsie d. aovis ao
tants, y SeguidS por ai os;o hsrmano
GAvMky, quo, volvlend 81, y essi
Lo1E.andoSs sobrs Ia grupa de su ca
bAllo, hAcia los 4 GImoE d sOAroH 30
bre los perssgQidores stonitQs.
AALCoM LARKE,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
DON JOSE R. GONZALEZ

DoSds hace Slganos diaa nuestto
busn amigo don Joe Ramon @ 3nzA,
lez, que residia en Aibolit1. ttarlad6
su raSideneiA 4 ests CspltEl, asompa
tandole su dtttinguide seao,s 81
hermana p01.isa Ia a yfilE Mar
tines.
Vleue oCipar Ia puesso impor.
tants en- las ofsins: feutraes au la
sPorto Roo AmsrisAn T3ba .e1 Com
pAnys. que uiiI22 oesle hGca A'gua
emJo sas inssitge ekss ssrs.oi9s,
Esle Gamble do don.ciciio del
se1jr G)tzatz sporsaa 4 Ia scclelsd
alemsnlcs vAliosOs Rsa!nAn nue,srot
cordiS "a Easua0E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
Mariana kbfil.

dos ds IL mulsised gus lea SC .amAns,
recorrieron las callea ca nusrida ma
nitstsaeioni dIso.yl6ndoIe 6lta en- el
Club UrioniSis,
BAyem09 do prusbss slocuentss
Ayer de Bsr un pueblo eulto ' en- oil
sual vGn tomando Guerpo los sEnos
principles dc 10 l ai6n de PueElo Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04

San GsymEn, illio 81, 1876.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04

tJ'ACUsE sfil -isndo al verdadero trai
dor, y hAciando reaplsndeaer l& ino
es1eis del espitsn ineulpsdo.
Por miEssrios de lA vida, ell uom
hra de- Z q pasA undo 81 libro de ID
Htstori& con al de Alfredo Dreyfus
Z1la, el eafuerxo perseverance; Drey
fuq, Ia fatslidEi.
Uds gloria ii hNbilIssndo IN no
nor. Un press'glo defsndisndo una
inoeeneis lNsds mss bsllo y subli
me
Zols muri6 a1tes do tiempo. No
velist2 famoe0, emqaz6 una novsls
que 70 tuyo lg fortuns de eoncluir
sDreyfdis hubIsra sido Au gran libro
La primers f'ssa, ell JACUsE. L,
htims, REIvINDICACIoN
Oircs esori0lran ID novsIa, tsisrku
ell drama. reRtaraa Ia hlstoria. Perc
do todGa modos, z ia aparsesra, or
tGdsu leu sisus clones, como I'm grar
personsia en el lioro, Dgslfus, sl hS
roe del 70 ato; y detdlAs&n por Ia o.
csns; OIL coroosl Jousust, iusz que
eordeDs; Mr. Ballet Baaupre. iuez aus
absuslvs; inquisidorss, vsrdugoa, far.
santas, partiquinos y e0mparsas.
IL euad"o fuel ssr& 10 apotsosis,
LA IN0CENCIA TRTUNFANTE
Fntr9 los Griatos modernor, no dis
tingus ctTa clsse; mas sublimes, ma,
auroleados, mas grsndss Y son es
tos loa cristQs do 10 libertad y del pro
grsso; GsiIiao, GLordano Bruno, Ria
go, Padt!la, Lauvzs Z neA. Pla.ido,
Rizsl, osros nushos que f9rman lar
GO lisIa en- sl libto do les martirolo.
glos in9p xcRb es.
Estoe Eon los mGrtires de Ia fs. al
mIsmo tiampo gus las vfctimag de Ia
sira1ia.
La hlm nldad, en- tcdss las 6po.
cas-, hA sansldo eI deseo dc lsvantsr
pssibulos slime1tac hoguss1s Los
reoFi cRendo 70 han ex ssidc, los han
inventtdc.
Y esso v.spe probsr, que son
malos todos LOG g0bisrnos, delde ls
era de- JosGt hsstS nuessros sIemaos, '
que uns ge@u ys13vscion 6 innovation
social as impoEen en- oil trAuscurao de
los tiempoH prsse atoT y futuros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
G. AtiIes Garcia.
0ES0E FL HUDSON

lC3atinuacida de Ia pdginQ 1q)
en- Is han0s DO WAll Street; y al
etecto 10 dsi6 todo preparado para
que ri m9rir rus negoclus eonsInus
ran come Al &. NJ habisra dslapare,
ado
\ no 70 Russell sFgs, pua e1csp'
sion cen g5oS dlisrercis sodos estoa
vltj's mi!Iansr.os, proOs1en do igual
modQ. Podra eat2a hombrsG cun,ri
blir 81 augr.p4 eimlepto m sterial de
ia nAsion, gero 70 81 bion de la hu
maaisaa Por esq dssAp srecen ain do
ihr has SIS l4miuossy, ain eonmovsr
los COR zones aEtsstAcos bsi0 lR In
m3Esa ava saeh CO aus dollars,
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day for France. The struggle which
began in 1880 with the baaishment
of the Jesuits ended today with a le-
gal rupture of the bond which for
practically a thousand years mad uni
ted Church and Stateg By the refusal
to make declarations under the pub
lie meeting law of 1881, public Cath
olic worship, except under schismat-
ic organization, tomorrow becomes
illegal. The scenes in some of the
churches today were extremely
touching. Not in years mas there
been such an attendance.
Formal notice was served during
the day on Cardinal Richard, arch
bishop of Paris, and the bishops and
parish priests in this department to
vacate their residences tomorrow
clergy in other departments notify
ing them to leave their residences
Thursday or Friday.
War Minister Picquart has order
ed recruiting officers to require the
ecclesiastical students to present
their certificates tomorrow. Those
who want to do so by December 10th
will be ordered to join their colors.
The order affects $500 students.
After the meeting of the Cabinet
ministers today it was announced that
on December IA, Premier Clemenceau
will ask Parliament to suppress pen
sions of Clergy, to iquidate public
of the Catholics and to dis
tribute the presbyteries, seminaries,
etc. Also, it is positively stated that
the government has decided to expel
from France Mo1signor Montagnini,
Secretary to the Papal Nuncio here
at Paris, who has represented the
Vatican here since the recall of the
last Papal Nuncio.
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100 MUCH BUITING IN
Says Teddy is Exercising Many Func-
tons. Executive. Legislative and
Jud ciaI, Lawful and Unlawful. Con
stitutional and Unconstitutionz!

Washington. Dec. IA caustic
criticism OF President Rooseyelt's po-
sition on the Japanese question pre-
faced Senator Raincr's discussion in
BE senate today on constitutional
questions. Do the military aad civil
forces oI THE government are TO be
used by the President. Rainer said
~ became very Important 10 know
.he exact power ct the President in
the matter Because" me- said III
Is quit a serious matter ii view of
the great calamity that has lately he
fallen the city of san Francisco for
The President go contemplate bofa-
harding the city at this Ime. anal
school trustees 81 California. 80 there
is no Justification or protest. upon
y .lseA sFcl ferucIous proceedings can
le uuderfHKeu. fhe President II ever
cising "a great many functions. iesis-
'atiVr. exscurIy- aud Judicial lawful
constitutional o. be cam akr possss-
sion of thr schuuIs oI Caillorua ami
compel use --I-e tl admit Japanese
students contrary tp fhr lavs of Cal
iforuia. beg could Niih equal pruprie
~ send us au amendment ta the
Santo DamluEo treaty and -usani
the admission of Iae ne-ru eailIrel
Of Sanra uomIusa lura rhe waife
schools of Sou-h Carolina or ans
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3 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. g
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Mrs. VIM. H. Pope was at home to
six o'clock Tuesday afternoon. 1t
was in the nature of a holiday re
ception, and the Pope home, at the
corner of Sixth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, was decorated in
Christmas green's and flowers. The
feature of the decorations was a
Christmas tree in the hall, laden
with trinkets and trappings. The re-
ceptiol room was in pink, and the
dining room in yellow, cArysanthe-
NUNS being the dominant flower.
Mrs E. E. Davis and Mrs. E. L.
Davis stood with the hostess and as
sisted in receiving. Mrs. E. L. Be
dell served apollinaris tea. Mrs. c.
E. rLukels poured tea and Mrs. Green
wood presided at the coffee urn. In
Hervey, H F. NJ. Bear and x. K.
Scott served a delicious luncheon.
Each guest was given a souvenir
from the Christmas tree by Mes
DANES c. L. Wyllys and B. F. Har-
low. More than a hundred ladies call
ed, and enjoyed themselves.
In the evening the husbands of the
visiting ladies and K. s. Woodruff
were invited in for an evening party.
The presentation of trinkets from the
tree was made by Judge Pope with
appropriate remarks
The Croft-NorveH orchestra play
ed both afternoon and evening.
A jolly crowd composed of the
class of Miss James in the Southern
M. E. Sunday school, went out to
the suburban home of DR.. w. F. Bay
less on east East Second street last
evening. The evening was very pleas
antly spent in playing many games
and at late hour light re
kfreshments were served. All left hop
ing sucn entertainments may be of
ten repeated. There is one specia
| feature of good that this class is do
| ing which no other class or anything
! else of the kind has ever done IL
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Samuel l. Roberts, of Carlsbad, has
been appointed clerk of the court for
the Fifth Judicial District to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Carl
NJ. Bird.
In speaking of the matter this NOR
ming, Judge Pope said: The ap-
pointment of Mr.. Roberts which has
been this day made is in the nature
of promotion. Mr.. Roberts was Mr..
Birds senior deputy, and has served
efficiently in charge of the Eddy
county business for a number of
years He is an excellent business
man and of the highest personal
character. He will enter upon ais
duties January 1st. Until that time
Mr.. George L. Wyllys, who consent
ed to act as clerk until a permanent
arrangement could be made, and
ceptability to the court and the pub
lie, will continue in charge of the
Office
Mr. Roberts has also been secre
tary and treasurer of the Tracy-ROb-
erts Hardware Co. at Carlsbad. He
has many friends and admirers in
Roswell who will congratulate him
upon his appointment and extend
him a hearty welcome as a citizen
of the best town in the Pecos Valley.
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The JOyCe.Pruit COmpany's
Big Is and so Per Cent Sale will
continue until Saturday night.
ROOSEVELT SENDS NOM
NATIONS TO THE SENATE

Washington, Dec. 11--Among the
nominations sent to the senate TO-
day>are Commissioner of Corpora
tions, Herbert Knox Smith, of Con
necticut; Postmasters, Colo, w. d.
Stone. Trinidad; w. A. Martin. Man
cos.
Before the senate confirms the
nomination of CortelyOu TO be Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Garfield to
be Secretary of the Interior the sen
ate Committee on Finance will insist
upon learning from President Roose-
welt when Shaw and Hitchcock in
tend to retire. The committee today
declined to make a favorable report
on these nominations until word was
received from the President.
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IMPORTANT PAVING
MEETING TONIGHT
There will be an important
citizens meeting to discuss the
paving proposition, tonight at
7:3O at the court house.
GREAT NORTHERN ROAD
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK.

New York, Dec. 12.-At a meeting
of directors the Great Northern rail-
road today voted to authorize an in
crease of s6O,OOO,OO0 preferred stock.
The present amount of stock out
standing is nearly S150,O00,000, so
the new issue will bring the total
up to s21O,OOO,O00 The purpose of
the new issue, according to a state
ment given out today is to pay for
additions and improvements in equip
ment and additions to existing lines
and for the acquisition by purchase
of their securities or otherwise of
SUCH lines as the directors may de-
eide to be necessary.
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Pacific coast and one on the Atlantic
coast should be given a reasonable
order that such yards may always
be available for any work the gov
ernment may desire to undertake. He
recommends the building of addition
al dry docks capable of docking the
Pensacola, and for enlarging and re-
building dry dock No. at the New
York navy yard.
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZ-
ZLING LODGE FUNDS.

Kansas City. Mo. Dec. 11.-Harry
nation sworn out by three members
of the finance committee of the
Great Temple of the Ancient Order
of Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine in
this city, charging the embeZZtement
of 1854 as recorder. Allen is a pro
minent business man and well known
to Shriners throughout the country.
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ITALY APPROVES THE
POLICY OF FRANCE.

Rome, Dec. 12.-Signor Marabelli,
Republican, at the opening of to-
days session of the Italian chamber
of deputies, introduced a resolution
which was adopted, to the effect that
lations to France on the anti-clerical
policy which it was following, ''as
tending to secularize the state and
render human conscience independ-
ent''
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CALIFORNIA WILL SUPPORT
CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT

Washington, Dec. 11--Preparation
are being made in the house for an
other attempt to get the Foster bill,
modifying the Chinese exclusion act,
eign Affairs. The California delega-
ton is lined up against any changes
in the present law. The purpose of
the revisionists is to change the act
so it will admit all Chinese except
ing coolies.
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Joplin Man Buys Bio Farm.

Allen Scott, of Joplin, Mo. nas bot
and Orchard Company farm of $50
acres near Hagerman. In the farm
is an S0-acre orchard with three-yea-
old trees. Mr.. Barnett closed the deal
at $22,400 through the Walker q Da-
visson Company Mr.. Scott viii put
the farm in good condition in every
respect.
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Six-Day Bicycle Race.

New York, Dec. 12.-At seven this
morning the twelve leading teams
of bicycle racers at Madison Square
Z laps. with Walthour and Beiel one
lap less. This is nearly "A miles be
hind the record.
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A PERFECT WRECK.

Today has been the most rapid
day during the sale at tae New York
Store Swift selling from early this
morning to the hour of going to
press. The store looks like a perfect
wreck Mr.. Edwards, the proprietor,
force would work tonight straighten-
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putting out new goods that arrived
at the eleventh hour. He expects the
biggest crowd Monday, it being the
last day. Said Mr.. Edwards, "This
has been the most successful sale l
ever attempted, and Monday will be
our banner day"
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Tn Joyce- Pr-sir Cs has sn- ~ thss
oldest holiday NfnduVs faar has
been seen This pear The sugth ara
dow of rheir GrocerF f-parf mslt Is
about one-fourfh uu ct all kin IS -
fresh nuts. 90 arrauges a. fo shoS
each kind sepa -sfeiy- ser alt are 10
gether with notaiHg ro krep rhesn
from mingling The hand-paint..f
Xmas card thar was done b one of
the employees also gives tae windo~
a holiday effect
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The Joyce-Pruit Company's
Big Is and SO Per Cent Sale viii
continue until Saturday night.
GOVERNMENT WORK
EQUAL TO CONTRACT.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE ability
of the government navy yards to
turn out war ships equal in all re-
spects to those built under contract,
in the opinion of Admiral Capps
chief OF the Bureau of Construction
for the Navy. in his annual report,
mas been fully demonstrated He
urges that at least one yard on the
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The JoyCe-Pruit Company's
Big Is and so Per Cent Sale will
continue until Saturday night.
BISHOP McCABE STRICK-
EN- WITH APOPLEXY

New York, Dec. 11.-Bishop Nc
Cabe of Philadelphia, bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church, was
stricken with apoplexy at 23rd st.
and 18th avenue today. He was TAX
en- to the New York hospital, where
it is said his condition is serious.
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Mail Pouch Stolen at Portales.

Between the time il was thrown
from the train and the time il was
to have been taken away. mail
pouch was stolen ami rihed an Por-
tales Saturday night. All but seven
registered letters have been recoy-
is not known.
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Philippine FIGHT AN
IMPORTANT VICTORY.

Manila, P. l., Dec. 11.-Full re-
ports from the island of Leyte show
that the fight of Dec 5 was an i'm
portant victory. Four Pulajane lead
ers were killed, leaving only one
important chief at large. The ban
dts lost 43 killed.
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Roswell before, and it is sending a
years subscription of four of the
leading magazines to the prisoners
of ChaveS county. The class is
growing and mas become one of the
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u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Conservation taken at a. MI
Roswell, n. NJ. Dec. 12.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, 81. min, SO; mean. as.
ty 3 miles: weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
warmer tonight
Forecast for New Mexico:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day, with rain or snow in north por-
ton; warmer tonight
NJ. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge.
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RECITAL AND MUSIC.

MRS. FENETTA SARGENT HAS
KELL AT THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, FRIDAY NIGHT. UNDER
THE AUSPICES OF THE WON
ANS CLUB. MRS. HASKELL. WHO
WAS HERE LAST YEAR. COM
PLETELY WON HER AUDIENCES
MR.. ALEXANDER AND MRS. FL
LIS WILL SING. ADMISSION 50
CENTS. 4Ir5
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Mrs. Haskell. AIRS. Ellis and Ne
Alexander at Presbyterian church
Friday night Recital and musicale.
ats