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" but Alma Kent was not one
to resort to such a weapon
until all others had fai,ed.
ut is not that you object to Jack,
Is itY' she asked.
NO" said her father, half angrily.
"Jack Is all right. He may not be ex-
actly the husband would have chosen
for you. but nfter having two sons and
four daughters marry according to
their own wishes, In spite Of anything
] might have to say In the matter,
do not feel like making any objection
to him."
81 know you will like him better the
more you know him." and her eyes
shone with faith in the absent ono.
"No doubt shall little one, but
cannot let him take you away from
me Just yet He must let me have YOU
for at least another year,
"But we have been engaged a whole
three months" she persisted
At this he laughed outright.
"Why, your mother and I were en-
gagged for three years before we were
married."
II know" said Alma, "but ut that
time you were not successful young
business man, and poor mamma was
not the daughter Of O wealthy mer-
chant who had retired from business
and was getting little bit selfish In
his later days"
my part. perhaps, but I will see that
you have good time II you walt for
another year. There will be plenty of
yachting, and perhaps even n trip to
Europe could be arranged"
Alma knew what this meant. but
was too wise to say so. She loved her
father truly, but she loved handsome
Jack Harding more truly, as Is the way
of youth. She knew that In his heart
her father did not mean to be unfair to
her, but Mt the same time she was not
prepared to sacrifice for his sake the
great JOY that she knew life had In
store for her and to which she had the
right She also felt sure that In time
he would be better pleased to see her
happy In her own home than to have
her frettlng by his side. At the same
time she would not for the world do
anything that would cause him pain,
and she trusted to her own ingenuity
W VIII Llll W view. .A1IeT uli, ne
was the dearest, kindest father in the
world, and If he did want to keep the
pet OF his old, old age with him after
his wife had died and all his other chill
dren had gone out Into the world he
was hardly to be blamed. She knew he
had no tangible objection to the lover
of her choice, but she also knew when
he had mentioned n year as the time
that must elapse before the wedding
could take place that only the exercise
of woman's wit would be able to ef-
feet any change. She was still puz-
zling her head over the matter when
Jack Harding was announced and
greeted with the affectionate enthusi-
asm that befitted fine young college
athlete who was rapidly making his
way In the business world
But just think" she exclaimed pet
tishly, papa won't think Of our being
married within year!"
That's whole eternityi" he ex-
claimed.
"Is 1t not, dearT and che nestled her
head on his shoulder. Besides, he
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TIL BILLSF'
agreed to be his wife would find a
way OF managing every thing that
would be satisfactory to all concerned.
Some weeks later Alma demurely
suggested scheme to her father that
appealed to his sense Of humor and
partly convinced him that she was
failing In line with his views. For
some time past Jack Harding's calls
had not been obtrusively frequent, and
suggestions for spending the winter
months somewhere In the south Of Eu-
rope had been received without undue
opposition. So he was prepared to en-
ter with enthusiasm into the scheme
she proposed.
ut is getting toward the end Of Oc-
tober," she said, "and 1 think it Is
high time that we were making some
plans for Thanksgiving day"
THAT does not need much planning"
he replied. 1T only means turkey
and cranberry sauce and poor relations,
and that can always be arranged in a
few days"
"Oh, I know an ordinary Thanksgiv-
Ing can, but I want this one to be
something original and to be the great
est Thanksgiving day OF my life"
Her father looked at her qulzzically
for moment before saying: II sup
pose that is because you mean It to
be your last Thanksgiving day as
single woman. To think that my lit
tie girl should be 80 thankful to give
up her girlhood! Have guessed the
reasonr
mot exactly" she replied, with an
expression that puzzled him. But pres
emily he was entering fully into her
scheme
"You see, want to invite a whole
lot Of people besides our relations and
my brothers and sisters and their chill
dren. want to Invite Jack and one
or two of my girl friends, besides some
young men to meet them. and I want
to invite DR.. Oiltext and his wife and
oh. whole lot Of people"
"All right" said her father. Il guess
I can stand It."
"Yes. and you'll enjoy It, too" said
the little schemer, "and have got a
plan to make an awful lot Of fun"
That's good" he replied. II always
hate to have an affair Of that kind de-
generate into solemn function. and If
you can show us some way Of lipening
it up you will prove yourself public
benefactor"
Don't worry. will make 1t lively
enough. My plan ia to state on each
invitation that is sent out that the per-
son who accepts Will be expected to
state publicly before sitting down to
the Thanksgiving dinner Just what he
or she feels most thankful for"
"So?" laughed the father. II can
guess whole lot Of those causes for
being thankful right now. AS a good
ly number Of tho guests will expect to
Inherit money from me. you will find
that their thankfulness will take the
form OF compliments for their host
They will claim to be thankful that
my health Is so good. even though that
keeps them away from their legacies.
and all kinds Of nonsense like that"
"No doubt no doubt" said Alma.
"but I am awfully glad that you are
going to enter into the spirit Of the
occasion"
II suppose will have to tell what
I am thankful fort"
"Oh. you may, II you like" said
Alma. "but as you are to be the host
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or OoOhohS Or COUt03Et BALD HER "a
THEIR
whelmed by the trick that had been
arranged for him II suppose You
have your bridal dress upstairs. an
ticipated there was something up with
all those milliners and dressmak kers In
the house. Run along now and get II
on, and this year we win add BRIDES
cake to the Thanksgiving dinner and
will make 1t tho most wonderful COCA
Sion ever known"
'sThe BRIDES cake Is ready, too said
Alma.
II don't doubt It." he retorted, aand
I don't suppose 1t will take much OF q
hunt to find plenty Of rice and old
shoes around, because you are not one
to miss any Of the details"
Having thus yielded gracefully, he
entered into the spirit OF the occasion
with the rest
And Alma Is still glad that che was
married on Thanksgiving day, for she
Is constantly able to he thankful be.
cause she has the best husband IN the
world.
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While tho public has been pretty wei!
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Charles e. Hughes is the only Re-
publican to be nominated for Gov.
ernor by the Republican party in
New York since its organization SO
years ago who had not previously
held public Office.
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Benny" said Mr.. Bloonumper. .if
George Washington b the first in tho
hearts of his country. who comes eee-
ond?"
II don't know about that" replied
Benny, but Independents day is the
fourth"
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BHvELED TIMBERs LEAVE WALL INTACT.
IS shown In Fig 2, while the beveled
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"rLL wAaER THAT WE'LL NOT WATT A
YEAR"
wants to take me to Europe, where I
could not see you for months and
months"
"He won't listen to reasonT
"Oh, yes, he'll listen to II, but he
won't allow himself to / convinced"
"Then why can't we elope1" he sue-
gested.
How can you say such thingr' she
cried. 1T would break his heart TO
have me- do that
"Oh. 40, would not Lots Of cou.
pies have eloped and have been for
given afterward."
Eyes. yes, know, but I would no.
do that to papa. Besides. want to
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A woman of more or less expert
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II
Thanksgiving
Dinner
With Extras
By PETER M'ARTHUR

Copyright, 1905, by Peter Macarthur
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Muy bnena pelea SO hizo 81 mar
ltes passdo por los buenos HON
bfes en- Ell boleto Republican,.
NADIA Sc pudo evitar porque TODD
estaba en- contra de ellos. La
combination de los Dem6cratas
regulares y de los nepublicanos
descontentos quienes queriap
vengarse y 81 hecho que esta
combination tenia un buen abas
to de dinero mal empleado derro-
ltaron ell boleto Republican,. La
situacion esta muy simple para
que necesite mucha explicacion,
aquellos que estan blen cnterados
con los asuntos de Ia ciudad y Ia
della campana la en-.
tienden enteramente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
uN eUEN AsEsoR.

John r.. Peck. asesor del condado
de Chaves, Sc informa que es INC de
los mejores oficiales en- 81 Territorio.
Ha llenado la poicion que ahora ocupa
desde el dia 1ro de Enero. 1901, y ha
hecho muy buen registro. FL amilla'
ramientO de su condado esta slendo
gradualmente reformado y aumenta'
DO por 81, y q segun el Intendente
Ambulante Charles v. Stafford, el ami
llaramiento de este aio que sera he
cho por Mr.. Peck sera el mejor y 81
mas equitativo en- el Territorio. En-
Ia cludad de Roswell cada solar ha s.
do a~porcionado Y valor fijado en- el
mismo segun la localizacion de nego
clos. distancia del centre de la cludad
caracter del terreno sobre ell cual esta
localizado y Otras materials afectandC
valor. El Intendente Ambulante G. v
Stafford es de aplnion que 81 los otros
asesores adoptan ell slstema del Ase
sor Peck, ell cual ha sido recommends
do d ellos, ell Territorio entero y cada
cada condado en- ell mismo, como tam
bien todos los Contingencies homes
tos y duehos de propiedad serian los
g~ananciosos. Ell amillaramientO dc
tasacicn del Condado de Chaves, en- Ia
opinion de Mr.. Stafford. es un modelc
ell cual puede ser seguido por otros
asesores. Ell Nuevo Mexicano da ere
ditto doude es debido y esta contento
en- poder dar credito a Mr.. Peck. quien
es un fuerte Democratic. Este papel
reconoce merito en- todos los oficlales
no importa cual sea su p%olitica y nc
'tiene miedo decirlo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
uN TRATo EQUAL PARA Ell DELE.
cADo ANDREWS.

''Todavia estamos en- Ia idea que Ell
Nuevo Mexicano esta miranda IN lu'
mar flotando POGO arriba de los cuer'
nos del "Toro" Andrews.-Roswell
Record. Ell Nuevo Mexicano no We lu'
mar acerca de la cabeza del Delegadc
w. II. Andrews, nj tampoco este pa
pei We ningun lunar erc de la cabe'
"a de ningun hombre. no importa cual
sea su nombre D su e~stacion. No cree
que tai divinidad de cualquier clase es
to en- ningun ser humane, pero aqui
mismo desea decir que Ell Delegado w,
H. Andrews est& hacienda gu deber va
lerosamente y o cuidado en- Ia Ca
pital Nacional; que esta miranda por
los mejores intereses de Nuevo Mexico
cada ven y siempre que es necesario
y defiende los mismos contra todos
ataques y contra todos los qls se pa
rem por delante, especialmente de- Di'
putados Dem6cratas del Congress- del
Estado de Texas quienes robarian al
pueblo de este Territorio cada . y
siempre que venga n oportunidad
El Delegado Andrews estA bien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Las indicaciones Sc es IN hacienda
mas fuertes cada dia que ell rroyecto
de estado consolidate Ha nil.cn pasa-
ra con la primer enmienda de Foraker.
Aqui mismo es propio deer que 81 no
habia sIdo por la Turba d. la Liga de
Estado Consolidate de Albuquerque y
ell nefario Gambia de Mr.. 1odey mlen-
tras sirvi6 como delegado, estado Sc
parade para este Territorio estaria
mas cercano hoy en- dia que o que es-
ia o 10 que esta ell estado consolidate.
Este es el consenso de opinion de los
verdaderos amigos de NIeyo Mexico
en- la Capital Nacional. Vi pueblo tai
vez acepte estado consolidate bajo
Ell proyecto, aunque este no es muy
probable. Estado separado 8 conso-
lidado, la question debe rreslarse es.
to afo, 81 es possible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Dlganles 10 verdad & los M~exicanos
para su prppIo hen como para bien
de- todo oil TerrItorio. Deben adap.
tarse ellos mismoR 4 nuevas y met0res
condolences o Ter demolidoa bajo las
ruedas del progreso. Ayudadles asai'
canxar una posicion mas elevada do 30
guridad propla ~ capacidad de- enae'
1harIes d ser Intellgentes cIudadanos
Amdricanos " no instrumentos Do 20
|liticastros deshoncstos, "-Roswell Re
cord.
Los "Mexicanos" tendran cuidado Dc
81 mismos sin necesidad de ser aeon
sejados por aquellos qulenes son sus
enemigos y son contrarios d Y me
|jores Intereses. Los "MexIcanos" Dc
Nuevo Mexico. cludadanos natiyos,
cuyos antecesores vlnieron aqui amos
pasados. pueden muy bIen tener cuida'
do do ellos mIsmos y veran que los De
m6cratas de Texas de Ia parte surestt
dc este Terrltorio y u amos no lei
roben gu hercncIa, do rs justos dere
chos y privilegios. En- Ia materia az
educacion, Of pueblo native de este
|Territorio esta hacienda seAaladamen
to bIen bajo c~ircunstancias adversas
Estan buscando 81 propia ~salvaclon ,
la obtendran, pero no con n ayudi
dc los enemigos que los iniultan, co
mo 10 hacen papeles Dem6cratas en- Q
Te~rrltorio del Sol Resplandeciente
En- 10 que concierne d po~litlcastros co
|rruptos. uno necesltn solo Q al re
gistro de las grandes ciudades del pail
bajo regla Democratica y hallar don
de estan. 81 hay una ciu. lad mas ma
|g~obernada EN- 81 globo que Nuevi
York, no SO conoce. Fes. In capita
de Morocco, y Constantinopla, la ca
.pital de Turquia, estan mejor gober
nadas que 10 que estd "a Ciudad d
Nueva York, o sus amos de Tam
many y corruptas ruedas Democrd
tlcas. IncIdentes de este clase pc
drian ser d~uplicados para llenar &C
lumnas del Nuevo Mexicano. pero es
Ia instancia es suficiente por la pre-
sentc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
"a pg gerpo.

Ina 0O9U0OuOa ~4au0ClAIoH u0I mIot-
coles nj Nuevo Nexicsno fndican que
al comite collective de- confersncIa 20
bre Al De ostado consolidate
Hamilton "a I'm modo regular de con.
vonIr sohre una Media de- compromi.
10. Ia cual. serun 40 cree. sera pasa-
IA nor ambas Camaras v decretada
en- iev. hi comtt6 ha conyenido en-
restaurar Las secclones proyeyendo DOR
estado consoidado nara Nueyo Me-
rico v ARIZONA halo 81 nombre dc Ari-
sona al proyecto. La peiea de ahora
en- adelante sera sobre Ia primer en-
mIenda do Foraker. ia cual proyee que
al pueblo de- los dos Territories de- uu
votu separado sobre Ia adopcIon de
una constitution bajo eli acta de habi-
litacion. an caso que Ia misma sea 10
metlda a ellos. Aoui es donde 81 CreI.
70 encontrarA al Greigo. Este papel
cree oue Ia Cdmara retrocedera v que
In enmIenda de- Foraker sera favora.
blemente reportada. 81 este llega 4
ser el case. el proyecto. en- toda pro.
babilidad humana. so dccretara en- ley,
v entonces sera para 81 pueblo de Nue.
vo Mexico v Arizona registrar SD de-.
~cislon final. In cual probablemente to-
mara lugar 81 dia dc Ia election en- No
| yiembre del presente aAo. 81 ell pro
veto es decretado en- ley, este sera
~ aho oet ran,,o' nara bne ciudadanos
del Territorio del Sol Resplandecien'
To ' para auuellos do Arizona. 10 que
sea 81 ~poryenir. eli Nuevo Mexicano nc
esta preparado a decir d Ia p~resente
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
IN oUE LuoAR o. Puso Mr..

|... WV8kv U|."U|-L.
Eel Delegado Rodey ha rcgresado
do Warrington. Admlte que 81 pro
yecto do estado consolidate no pue.
% pasar el coagreso sin la enmIends
do Foraker. y al mismo tempo dice
solamepte los capeadores dc tasacion
y co~rporaciones estan opuestos d esta-
do consolIdado. Mr.. Rodey no esta
establishments regalado cuando viene
4 sentido de caballo. pero ciertamente
tiene suficiente materia incIerta en- 81
cerebro para saber mejor y no hacer
tan falsas declaracsones, Seria inte-
resante bajo Ia ingeniosa classification
de Mr.. Rodey. saber donde pone al
pueblo del Condado do San Miguel,
una gran mayoria del cual esta contra
estado consolidate. y oil cual SO regoci'
70 cuando el senado 10 derrot6. donde
tambicn el pueblo de Flagstaff. QUEEN
volte6 Ia bandera Americana al reeves
cuando FL proyecto do Hamilton paso
Ia Camara Las Vegas Optic.
Y todavia lseria mas in~teresante don
de Sc ha puesto Mr.. Rodey. ri Nue.
vo Mexicano sabe del tempo cuando
Mr.. Rodey estaba perfectamente gus
toso y listo en- todos tiempos en- acep'
tar favores de corporaciones. I'm 10
que concierne 4 ~capeadores de tasa'
cion. este papel, 81 fuesen de la ella
SO de apOstar. a%postaria yeinte contra
uno que la mayorla de los hombrea
quienes jalan las cuerdas para la Liga
Dc Estado Consolidate de AlbuQuer
que q hlcieron arreglos para que Mr.
Rodey permaneciera I'm mes y medic
en- Washington recientemente, son ca
peadores de tasaciones y sus amlllara
mientos en- propiedad tasable son rIdi
culamente p~equehos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
DiciENDo Ia vERDAD AcERcA
DEL FoMENTADoR ALeuQuER.
QUE JOURNAL.

Ell Albuquerque Citizen continue y 81.
que diciendo Ia verdad acerca de su
contemporaries, ell Fomentador Albu.
querque journal en- la slguiente name
a convincente.
'El Morning Journal contenia hoy
I'm editorial. bajo la capcion. 'Sentido
Comun', ell cual fuera de toda duda Sc
ha desviado enteramente del canine.
Con su acostumbrada inhabilidad
para decir la verdad acerca de cual-
quier cosa, Ell papel de la mahana dice
que ell Citizen, miranda la f~uerza-del
sentimiento plblico en- favor del bole-
to fusionista, sal6 en- favor del soporte
de aquel boleto.' Ell Citizen ha dado
como razones que Ell partido Republi-
ano es Responsible por la combina-
cion. y Ell Citizen nunca ha dejado los
principles Republicans,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07


Durante Ell trimestre conciuyendo
Mario 81, 500 entradas de domicilio
fueron hechas por pobladores actuales
EN- la oflcina de terrenos de los Esta'
dos Unidos en- Clayton, y 1913 aplica'
clones fueron rehusadas. FL distrito
de terrenos de Clayton contiene los
Condados de Union y Quay y parties
de los Condados de Colfax, Mora, San
Miguel v. Guadalupe. Hablando com
parativamente, el distrito es pequefo
en- verdad, ell mas pequeio en- 81 TIE
rritorio. Los hechos de arriba de
muestran conclusivamente que la po
pulacion de Nuevo Mexico esta au'
mentando firmemente, satisfactoria'
mente y en- la propia direction.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Loque Sc esperaba acontecio.
Ell dinero NAL empleado Sc llev6
Ell dia en- Ia cindad ell martes. Los
Independence son bienvenidos
a toda la gloria que puedan con-
segnir de- ID election municipal.
lManejaron ell negocioa modo de
conseguir suficientes votos por
medios ilegales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
sABADo, ABRIL Z.
Ia CONVENTION DE LAS soclEpA
DIES DEL suDoEeTE.

La convention de Schedules Conner
ciales del Sudoeste, que sera tenida
bajo auspicios de la Liga de Hombrea
de Negocios. los dias 16 y II de Abril,
sera mo de los eventos comerctales
mas iguales que jamas han ocurrido
en- los Estados Unidos y sera induda'
blemente de grande beneficio para
Ell Sudoeste.
La Liga de Hombres de Negocios
es la organization commercial de San
Luis la cual representa- los mas de los
intereses de negocios de la ciudad y ex-
tiende su trabajo por TODD Ell Sudoes-
tie. La liga tiene Ia idea que ell Sud
oeste no esta suficientemente anun-
ciado, y que 81 las Sociedades Conner
ciales de los estados y Territories en-
esta seccion vinieran q reunirse y con-
venir sobre un plan de exploitation, re-
sultaria en- gran desarrollo del Terrific
rio y en- inducir capital 9 immigration.
La convention durara dos dias y Sc
ra dedicada a la discussion de tales OBJ
jetos como sean arreglados por ell CO.
mite sobre programa, Ell cual ahora
esta en- trabaio, cerrando ION I'm ban
quote dado por la Liga de Hombres
de Negocios q los delegados. Los 60
~bernadores de los diez estados y TIE
rritorios, los cuales estan generaimen'
To Includes en- ell Sudoeste, han sido
invitados y varios de ellos han acepta-
do va. 81 Gobernador Hagerman no
ha dicho todavia 81 podra ir @ no.
La aceptacion de s~ociedades conner
ciales y editores de peri6dicos en- Ell
Sudoeste, quienes va han sido invita-
dos, va llegan q mas que 300, inclu-
yendo representatives de Colorado.
Missouri, Kansas, Territorio INDIGO.
Oklahoma, Arizona, Arkansas, Utah Y
Texas. Las r~espuestas de Nuevo Me-
xico hasta ahora han sido muy pocas.
Este es acknowledgements un e~Quivoco.
Nuevo Mexico debe 9 bien represen-
tado en- esta convention y todas las
o~rganizaciones grandes comerciales
Ell 81 ltrIitoiio ucuch iHuuu"i uOo wv
legados q~uienes fueron invitadas por
la Liga de Hombres de Negoclos, como
tambien los periodistas que puedan
deben atender a esta convention. La
prensa de las grandes ciudades del
pals acknowledgements daran mucho es-
pacio a esta reunion, entrevistaran q
loo daIopados acarra do aua raanerti-
vas secciones, y aquellos que esten pre-
sentes tendran n oportunidad de
anunciar los recursos de sus vecinda-
des. Sc espera que las organizacio-
mes comerciales de Nuevo Mexico In
mediatamente daran atencion a esta
materia y manden aviso d la Liga de
Hombres de Negocios en- cuanto a su
representation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
81 quieres que to quiera
Dame una fianza,
Pues de Il no me flo
Que eres muy falsa.
cura Toaea v RasfriadQs,

Mrs. G. Paterson, 625 Lake St. To
peka, Kansas, dice: de todos los
remedies para, Ia tos Ia Mel de Marru'
bio de Ballard es mi favorita; ha he
cho y hace TODD 10 que Sc reclama por
ella-de curar prontamente todas to.
ses resfriados--y es muy dulce y pla.
centera para tomarla.' 25cts. Scots.
y 800 la botel'a, De yenta Il "a bot
ca de Fischer : Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
PERCY F. KNIGHT,
Secretario y Tesorero'
G DE- sUscRIuoN,

Las leyes de los Estados Uni
pos requieren que cual quiera
d rsona pagar6 por un' peri6dico
ulentras continue tomsndolo de
Ia estafeta, aunque 81 tempo
por 81 cual Sc suscribid haya
sxpirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
Sc NEcEsITAN AaENTEs.

Agentes para procurar suscri-
clones Sc necesitan en- tods par
ties del Territ6rios Sc pagarAn
comisiones liberales. Dirijanse
q la Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por particn'
lares.