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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-12
Rio Arriba County.

Rio Arriba County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Chama, N. NJ, Nov. 12.-Returns all
in and Larrazola has majority of
two hundred and eighteen.
Bernalillo County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Albuquerque. Nov. l2.--2 p. M
The official count of Bernalillo County
as made by the board of county CON-
missioners today shows the follow
ing: Andrews, Republican for Dele
gate. 2,235; Larrazolo, Democrat for
Delegate, 1876. Majority for An
drews, 259.
Chaves County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Roswell, N. NJ, Nov. 12.-Larrazo-
los official majority in Chaves Coun-
ty is 670.
coIfax County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Ration. N. NJ, Nov. 12-Andrews'
majority in Colfax County. according
to the official count, is no.
Eddy County.
Special to the New Mexican
Carlsbad, Nov. 12.-1 p. m The
official count of Eddy County as made
by the board of county commissioners
today shows the following Larrazolo
Democrat for Delegate, 914; Andrews
Republican for Delegate, 321; majori'
ty for Larrazolo, 593.
Mckinley County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Gallup, Nov. 12.-3 p. m.-The off
cial canvass by the board of county
commissioners of Mckinley County
gives Andrews rs majority
Luna County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Deming. Nov. 12.-3 p. NAT the
canvassing of the returns of the last
election the board of county commits
sioners today declare officially thai
the majority for LarMzolo, Democrat
ic candidate for Delegate, was 161.
Santa Fe County.
The Santa Fe board of commission
ers sitting as canvassing board this
afternoon declared the official ma
jority for Andrews in the county Of
Santa Fe to be 54.
San Miguel County.
East Vas Vegas, N. NJ, 12.-Latt
returns received at the Democratic
headquarters lower the majority o
Larrazola for delegate. but Chairman
Jones still claims his election by 300
Mr.. Jones has instituted suits in Col
fax and Torrance Counties to have
several precincts thrown out and will
contest Rio Arriba and Taos Counties
unless Larrazola has a clear majority
The latest Republican estimate Il
221 for Andrews based on claim O
300 majority in Taos, which Is dis
puted. The official majority for Lar
razolo in San Miguel County is 76S.
| sandoval County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Bernalillo, Nov. 12.-3 p. m-Tht
board Of county commissioners ha!
finished the count Of the vote Of this
county last Tuesday and this show!
an official majority OF 63S for W. H
Andrews, Republican candidate TO
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-12
TARIFF REVISION
COMMISSION
OF Non-Partisan
Men Asked For
By Cullom.
A BUSINESS NECESSITY
Says Illinois Senator---Should
Eliminate Politics From
Proposition.

Chicago, Nov. ia dispatch TO
the Tribune from Washington says.
Immediately after Congress con.
yenes next month, Senator Cullom of
Illinois, will introduce a Joint reso-
luton in the Senate providing for
the appointment of an expert tariff
commission to reconsider and report
on the schedules which should be re-
vised.
Commission Should Be Totally Non
Partisan.
Such commission should be abb
soutely non-partisan and should
treat the subject in accordance with
the needs of the business and the in
terests of the country. In the Judge
ment Of Mr.. Cullom the time has
come to eliminate the tariff from
politics and make II what ii should be
a practical business proposition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-12
GOVERNMENT QUITS
BUYING SILVER
Present Prices Too High and Supply
on Hand Sufficient to Keep
Mnts Working.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 12.-The
treasury department today received
offers for sale of silver to the gov
ernment at 70. All offers were re-
iected and Secretary Shaw stated sub
sequently that no more silver would
be bought at the present high prices.
The government has on hand silver
enough to keep it's mints in operation
for some time and regards the present
prices as too high to warrant the gov
eminent making any more purchases
at those prices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-12
INTENDED VICTIM KILLS
MAN WHO THREW BOMB

Moscow, Nov. ia bomb was
thrown at Mayor Reinbot this morn
ing. Reinbot, who was not hurt, pull
ed a revolver and killed the bomb
thrower.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-12

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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15

Gilbertson bought baby car
riages at half price from a Min
neapolis dealer, who was closing
out, and his customers get the
benefit of the discount
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Ode to Rum.

Rescued from an old scrap book.
o thou invisible spirit of Wine! If
hou hast no name to be known by, let
IS call thee-Devil.-Shak
Let thy devotee eXtol thee.
And thy wondrous virtues sum:
But the worst of names I'll call thee,
o thou hydra monster-Rum.
Almshouse builder, pauper maker,
Trust betrayer, sorrows source;
Pocket emptier, Sabbath breaker,
Conscience sitter, quilts resource.
Nerve enfeebler, system shatterer,
Cough producer, treacherous fatterer,
Mud bedauber, mock relief.
Memory drowner, honor wrecker,
Judgment warper' blue raced
Feud beginner, rags beddecker,
Strife enkindler. fortunes wreck.
Speech bewrangler, headlong bringer,
Vitals burner. deadly fire; I g.
Riot mover, firebrand finger, d.
Discord Kinder. misery's sire.
Sinews robber, worth depriver.
Strength subduer, hideous foe;
Reason thwarter, fraud contriver,
Money waster. nations woe.
Wit destroyer, joy impairer, s..
Scandal dealer, foul mouthed
Senses blunter, youth ensnarer,
Crime inventor, ruins verge.
Tempest scatter, window smasher,
Death fOrerunner helrs dire brink
Ravenous murderer, wind pipe
Drunkard,s lodging, meat and
.5- drink! '' - 5y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
ESTELLE'S FASHION LETTER.

New York, June 9.-The time of
year has arrived when outdoor social
functions are much in evidence. AM
erica has been slow to take up open
air amusements, but with the eX-
travagance that marks the nation
there is no half way work about it.
From now until the end of the sea-
son garden parties and summer fetes
will. follow one another in swift sue
cession.
What to wear is quite as important
question at this time as it was when
the festival season had to be observed
under artificial light, green house
flowers and manufactured heat. 1t is
more important, for the glare of day
admits of no pretence or false color
ings. Given clear sunny skies, balmy
air, full blown leaf and flower and a
smooth greensward there can be no
better background for lovely woman
and beautiful array.
Perhaps the most important part of
a garden party costume is the hat,
and none lends itself so readily to
the necessary demands as the leghorn.
While this fine straw in it's natural
color is much used the dyed leghorn
is this summer the most popular. The
small hats of the spring are largely
set aside, except for travelling. The
broad brims and particularly the
t1bendable" kind are much in demand
There is a shop in Fifth avenue which
just at this season devotes itself en-
4 tirely to the display of outdoor dress
hats. 5.s,
One of these charming models was
large leghorn dyed pastel blue. II
was raised on a moderately high ban.
deau and filed at the back with q
cloud of brown maline. Liberty satin
ribbon of the same brown was carried
over the crushed In brim at the left
side, across the low crown and tied
in an ample bow at the back. The
crown of the hat was hidden with ex.
auisitely natural blue forget-me- nots
shading into palest shades
A deep dark red leghorn had trim
mings of old rose with the top Of Thu
4 crown covered with shaded leaves
deep greens, pale green's, reddish
brown and dull pale yellow.
Al lovely model was In green 3dyel
straw with a fold Of red satin ribbon
which caught the brim near the from
and rolled it up to the right side. A
the left side the hat was raised on
bandeau of ribbon and green malines
Z The; rest Of the trimming was Of ex
\ qnisite red moss roses in differen
shades and put on most generously.
As 4 have said the natural leghor,
is not neglected, Many of the hand
time mat The shepherd ss shap,
:
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THE CHURCHES

+ p, I'D y 4 f = d q. .
Church of the Advent Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. G. johnson, Rector.
Sunday Services: Holy Communion,
Sa. M; Morning Prayer and Service,
IL a. M; Evening Song and Address,
8 p. NJ; Sunday School, 1915 p. M;
Friday Evening, Litany and Prayer,
s o'clock; Confirmation Glasses,
Thursday Afternoon at o'clock;
Saint Days and Holy Days, Holy
Communion at 10 a. M; Holy Com
munion every first Lords Day in
month at IL a. m. All people
earnestly invited to all services.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Preach.
ing, IL O'clock; Sunday School, IL
o'clock; Junior League, 8 O'clock;
Epworth League. O'clock; Preach
ing, 8 o'clock; Wednesday evening
Prayer Meeting, s o'clock. All vel
come. G. II. Easterbrook, B. A.,
Pastor.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. N. s. Reeves, Pastor. Sunday
Services: Preaching, IL a. M; Sun
day School, L. M; Junior EndeaVor,
3 p. M; Senior Endeavor, z q. m.
Mid-week Prayer Meeting, Wednes-
day 8 p. m. A cordial invitation Is
extended to the general public.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist. M.
W. A. Hall Services Sunday at IL
a. m. Wednesday ats p. m.
Meeting Salvation Army Hall, Sunday
II 9. %. and p. m. Sunday School
at 4 p. m. Meeting every evening at
8, except Tuesday.
| st. Joseph's Church First Mass at
/ $50 q. m Second Mass 1890 a. m.
Sunday School 3 p. m. Vespers and
Benediction 30 p. 10. Fr. Angus
tine, Pastor.
Scandinavian Lutheran Church Ser
vices 7:45 every Sunday evening
Rev. Jchannas Haarvei, Pastor. sFs
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seems to belong especially to the ma
tural leghorn. This Is always short
brimmed in front and often SO long
| in the back that it sweeps down al
most to the shoulders. Wreaths and
vines are the most appropriate trim
ming for this pattern. though soft
wide ribbons in bows and long ends
are also. in keeping with the general
outline.
The sailor models are by no means
rather wide of brim and raised. of
course, in the back. This bandeau
was covered with small black ostrich
tips, one longer than the rest droop-
ing on the hair. The crown was hid
den with small pink and white roses
with small cluster under the brim
toward the back.
A simple but effective garden party
costume was worn recently by an un-
usually pretty girl of a June type of
beauty. Her brown hair broke into
natural waves and curls under a
broad brimmed black hat. with clus-
ter of very natural white roses laid
on the brim well to the front, and
softening in their effect her rather
high coloring. Underneath the brim
at the left side was a bunch of blue
ing of a coquettish size. unobtrusive
yet noticeable. These matched in
shade with her blue wolfe skirt, with
which she wore an eXquisitely fine
lingerie waist of muslin and valen-
ciennes. The lace collar held up we'll
around the throat by gold collar sup
ports. Long white gloves covered the
arms. While the separate waist and
skirt are not as popular as the whole
piece dress, in this case the effect was
exceedingly good, being just odd
enough to be distinguished
At this same party there was h
charming brunette in dashing picture
hat of fine green bronze straw. The
brim, alone was of straw, the low
crown being made entirely of green
tulle. Three large greenish-yellow
roses were laid on the crown, almost
concealed by punches of light red
cherries which extended backward
and dropped low over the hair. The
hat was raised at the side and back
by bandeau covered with brown
tulle.
All sorts of feathers are in vogue,
especially peacock feathers, though
the general verdict that the peacock
feather is bad luck is known and ac-
knowledged. Sometimes they are dyed
in shades of brown. green, bronze,
blue and red. In this way they are
quite as decorative as in natural col
ors and not quite as pronounced in
effect. A natural peacock in spite of
everything will suggest the feather
buster.
Guinea fowl feathers are equally
liked, as we'll as the feathers of other
domestic fowls. Indeed, some of the
trimmers do not stop with the single
feather, or feather clusters. The
guinea feathers are really beautiful
in effect when laid against brown
toned hats.
A coffee colored, high straw
sailor was trimmed in brown, green
and white plaid ribbon tied in a large
fan bow at the side, confined in the
middle by buckle of pale amber.
From this bow, and held by it, fell a
long tuft of brown guinea feathers
beautifully marked in pale yellow.
Amber hat pins were used to hold the
hat in place. =
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They Are Alike.
IBoWbelIs Tribu1e.l

If the Bowbells branch" are fair
samples of the insurgents in other
parts of the state, little wonder that
the people are giving no serious heed
to their earnings Their advocacy of
any cause, no matter how just that
cause, would at once condemn it in
the minds of all right thinking people.
Simply a gang of hungry, office-seek-
ing malcontents whose only concern
for the interests of the dear people
is that they themselves be given a
chance at public crib. They are GER
tainly an ornery outfit whom the dear
people will do well to give wide
berth IS
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Rescued from an old scrap book.
o thou invisible spirit of Wine!
thou hast no name to be known by, lie
us call vil.-Shakespeare.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-02
DESAlIENTO.

Sc notan senales de enfriamien-
to Ell el cello de los favorecedores
de la consolidation, y al mismo
tempo continue Ia indiferencia
entire los que Sc oponen d la me-
dida. Una y otra cosa tienen su
explicaci6n en la circunstancia dc
la Quasi certeza que hay de que
Arizona echara & rodar ell nego-
clio. Por tai motive Sc ha exten-
dido 81 desaliento entire muchos
de los que estan Ell favor, al paso
que los que estan en- contra no
sudan nj SO acongojan porque
Green que no hay necesidad de es'
fuerzo alguno para que In cosa
salga 4 medida de sus deseoe.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-02
NO tSTAN POR La INTtRytNClON
Los Capitalists de Arizona Sc NieOan
d COntribuir.

81 hemos de dar credito 4 los
rumores que circular, tenderness
por fuerza que convencernos de
que las aseveraciones hechas en-
tiempos recientes al efecto que
los grandes capitalistas de Ari.
zona Sc proponian contHbuir su-
mas cuantiusas para fomentar
en- Nuevo Mexico la oposieion al
estado consolidate, no lleyan
traza de realizarse. Sc anuncia,
no Official nj semi oficialmente,
sino con algun viso de probabili-
dad que los citados capitalistas
han hecho oidos de mercader q
las insinuaciones y representa-
clones de los agentes neo-mexlcu-
nos que han lido con la mission de
hablarles sobre la materia, Y que
es muy possible que deterninen al
! fin no contribuir nj con un solo
centavo para tai obieto. La ra-
zon para talnegatiya es quecreen
que no necesitan de la coopera-
cion de Nuevo Mexico para derro-
tar ell citado proyecto, porqne
Green estar satisfechos de que los
votantes de Arizona haran su de.
ber en- ese particular dando una
mayoria suficiente y satisfacto-
ria Ell contra de la consolidation.
Para c0nseguir este resultado no
tendran que desatar los cordones
de sus bolsas, sino que seg1n sc
dice, basta y sobra con la oposi-
ci6n espontauea que manifiestan
los arizonenses contra el proyec
to. De modo que ST es cierta esta
noticias varias esperanzas llson-
jeras de ganancia Y lucro Sc We
ran desyanecidas, y tai vez Sc en-
friard notablemente el cello de los
que desean hacer ell papel decam-
peones Y defeBsores cn Ia contro.
versia que va & librarse entire los
favorecedores y opositores de Ia
consolidation. Es probable que
unos Y otros tendran que luchai
q brazo partido y q mano peia
! da por las causas respectivas que
defender, sin los recursos adicio
males que generalmente Sc em
plean para persuadir d los vo
tantes debiles { indecisos 4 pres
tar su ayuda mediante alguns
consideration mas 9 menos libe
| rni
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-02
la uBTRTAD Dt IMPRtSIA
Y los abuses q que yeces esta Suieta.

Ultimamente Sc han ventilado
en- las cortes de distrito algunas
acusaciones puestas en- contra de
periodistas por publicaciones que
Sc aleg0 eran liheloS contra la re-
putaci6u v buena fama de lbs
ofpndidus. Iin algunas de dichas
causas, el iuez decidi6 que no ha-
bia lugar q tai prccedimiento, y
de consiguiente, las mismas fue-
ron desechadas. En- otras ell ne
gocio esta todavia pendiente Y
no Sc decidira EN- primer termino
hasta que ell gran iurado no to
me cartas EN- el asunto. Estos
procedimientos dan Il entender
que la titulada ley dc libelo esta
destinada Il tigurar con bastante
prominencia en los anales iuridi
cos de Nuevo Mexico. Esta ley
ha sido obieto de amargas de
nuncias Y recriminaciones por
parte de gran n1mero de peri0di-
cos de mas 6 menosimportancia,
pero aunque Sc la juzga con de-
masiado severidad, no hay duda
que ha seryido mucho para refre.
mar las propensiones de algunos
periodicos d calumniar y dlfa
mar q diestra y q siniestra.
Sin embargo, es forzoso admi-
tir que la presente ley yes demasia-
do dura { infringe hasta cierto
grado la libertad de que debe 60
Ear la prensa. La misma severi-
dad puede ser causa de grandes
abusos por parte de individuos
que solo buscan OCCASION para
persegulr lnlustamente a aque.
Hos q quienes tienen oieriza por
causas personales 6 polfticas.
Por tai motive hay necesidad de
que sea reformada de manera que
sus provisiones sean mas claras
8 inequiyocas y no sc presten q
interpretations erroneas y mali
ciosas. Justo es que haya alguna
sujecion que refreDe la licencia
con que acostumbran expresarse
algunos periodicos en- contra de
reputaciones ofciales y privadas,
pero la libertad de la prensa
no exile que sea completamente
amordazada como 10 est4 en- Ia
actualidad.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-02
ES = DE AGOSTO DE 1906.

I'm las circunstancias actuales
el dnico remedio que podria sur.
tir efeeto para recobrnr 10 perli-
do V poner fin ii las rivalidades y
envidias que son la perdici0n de
nuestro pueblo, es volteando nue.
va hoja y reformar nuestra con-
ducta de unus para con otros y
no dar 4 eXtrahos las preieren-
cias y privilegius que en- primer
lugar nos deberiun de perteneeer.
Este es un remedio de dificil apli.
caei6n, pero podria suceder que
las circunstancias adversas que
ahora nos circundan Sc pudieran
allanar por nuestro propia ini-
ciativa, y EN- tai case no seriamos
por mas tempo el blanco de la
preocupaciou y de ataques inme-
recidos. Esta es Ia dnicn defeusa
que podria dar buenos irutos,
pero no podemos menos deconfe-
sur que seria necesnrio un rerda
dero milagro para que scefectua-
Sc semejante trasformaci6n y
cambio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-02
LA DEFENSA DEL PUEBLO.

No hay panacea 8 remedio uni
versal para conservar Y defender
efcazmente los derechos de un
pueblo, sino que ell mismo sea ca
paz de obrar con formalidad V
deliberaci0n en- ell mantenimiento
de su dignidad q modo de poder
inspirar respeto q sus opositores
y detractores. Esta bien visto y
probado que ell grado de libertad
y consideration de que goza un
pueblo dimana de su valor y en-
tereza para sostener sus opinio-
nes y para no deiarse avasallar
Y manejar por individuos que
quieran convertible en instru-
mento de sus ambiciones. Donde
los ciudadancs est6n al tanto de
sus derechos y no Sc dejan sedu-
cir con patraIlas y promesasfala-
ces, ALI Sc puede afirmar subsiste
una comunidad de hombres ver-
daderamente libres y que saben
de su mano derecha. Pero donde
no existe la union nj la concor.
dia sino unicamente rivalidades
inveteradas v odios irreconcilia
bles, la fuerza efectiva de los ciu-
dadanos Sc anula por 81 misma y
ell tempo y la sustancia Sc des.
perdician en- luchas tan frfvolas
como esteriles.
Eiemplo de este es 10 que esta
sucediendo en- Nuevo Mexico des-
de hace muchos amos, pues Sc ha
progresado gradualmente en- ell
rumbo de que el elemento que
constituye la gran mayoria vaya
disminuyendo en- inhuencia y en-
las consideraciones que reeibe.
Tiene los votos y con ellos la ven-
taia numerical pero su propia des.
union y falta de concordia los ha
colocadc q la retaguardia de los
demas elementos queconstituyen
ell resto de la population del Ter
ritorio. Esto lleya trazas dc il
en- aumcnto conforme Sc va apo
cando ell prospecto de que haya
resistencia tenaz en- defensa delos
privilegios de que otros Sc van
posesionando con sobrada rapi
dez. En- la actualidad no parece
haber ning1n prospecto de quest
recobre algun dia 10 perdido {
menos que la nueva generation
tenga mayor capacidad polltica
que la presente para defender sns
fueros.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-02
- =
AhORA IS BufNA La OCCASION.

Los aspirantes q empleos legis-
tativos Y de condado obraran
bien y cuerdamente 81 tomnn la
OCCASION por los cabellos Y Sc an
ticipan & manifestar abiertamen-
te 10 que desean q manos de los
votantes en- el renglon de los en-
pleos p1blicos. AL que no habla
Dios no 10 oye, y 10 mismo suce-
de respecto q los que desean que
les sea propicio Ell sufragio del
pueblo. No debe cohibirles una
falsa vergiienza de que los tachen
de aspirantismo, porque cada un
ciudadano esta derechoso q pc
dir 4 sus conciudadanos cual-
quier privilegiD que desee obtener
4 sus manos. Si estos no tienen
4 bien servirles EN- 10 que piden,
NADIA hay perdido, aunque STEM
pre- queda la satisfaction de ha.
ber hecho toda la deligencia posi-
BILE para realizar sus aspiracio
nes Los peri6dicos son ell vehf
culo propio para que cada aspi
rante do q conocer la posicion
que aspira Y de este nodo los vo
tantes estaran al tanto de In 81
tuaci6n Y podrdn escoger L guiei
preileran.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-02
IERAL Y DEL CONDApO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR.
COMuNICADO.
GalIsteo n. NJ. Julio 81 1905

Ed. DE Ell INDEPENDENTS:
Lei en- ell l.Nuevo Mejicano del 10 del
presente; Las Nuevas de Pennington,
las que me llenaron dc placer, esta di-
ee; "Se rumora por una vieia (Que
via la Viejal del otro lado del cerco,
que la sehorita Arizona Sc separara,
rehusara, destruird y llorara lagrimas
eternas cuando llegue al altar del ma
trimonio y simplemente reusara to-
mar la mano del senior Nuevo Meji-
Coz Bien dichol Pues como la seno-
rita Arizona es Cristiana y sabe el sex
TO Mandamiento, hace bien de noe que
rer casarse con su padre 6Que mol M
mas nj menos, es 10 mismisimo que
dice ell Hon. Nuevo Mejico. "Quiero
4 mi hiia Arizonita, pero estoy lejos,
muy lejos de cometer un incesto."
Incesto, en- ell diccionario signifca el
pecado carnal, cometido por parien.
tes dentro del grado prohihido. !Que-
tall easarse el padre con la hija.
La Voz del Pueblo elogia Il los que
Sc declaran y no andan con Santos
tapados, pero aunque yo me he de-
clarado tanto en- el Nuevo Meiieano
como en- FL Independence, La Voc
como no soy Don, nj Exelencia, nj
Usia, no ha hecho apreeio de mi; nj
ha dicho ST digo bien nal lque ira
baio es ser pobrel pero tengo la salts
cci6n que habenos muehos pobreci-
tos, pero llenos de Sangre y patrio-
tismo, y repetir6mos que $1,000, 900 no
son suficietes para quitarnos nuestro
sagrado nombre. "Nuevo Mejico.n =
j. M. III. ALARID.