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LOS AMoRES De UA PRINCIPE.

El Principe Alberto de Prussia, hijo
segundo del difunto regente de Brunswick,
y primo del Kaiser, ha recibido 6rdeneB de
este de marchar al Africa del Sud tomar
parte activa, como jefe de columua, en- las
operaciones que realiza el ei6rcito alemdn
del general Trotha.
Alguuos peri6dicoB dieron la noticia de
tai forma, que pareci6 recibfa Ell Principe
un sefialado honor. Sin embargo, NADIA
mas leios de clio. Tratase, sencillamente,
de un castigo.
Ell Principe Joaquin Alberto, aunque je-
fe de battalion en- Ell Cuerpo de Granaderos
de Ia Guardis, no anna Ia milicia nj sients
ardores b6licos. Antes al contrario, pre-
fere Ia mGsica y es autor de algunaS ope-
retas que so han estIenadO con diverse
exito en- diferentss teatros de alemania.
Hace tres amos pr6ximamente Prfn.
cips tiene Rhora treiuts -conoci6, cuando
ensayaba una de sus obras, cierta actriz
austriaca, llamada Sulzer de apelIido.
Una viOlenta passion despeTt6se en- su
alma. Y cierts noche, en- un bale del
teatro, MetropOle mostr6se en- pdblico del
brazo de ella, vestido de uniforme, lu'
ciendo en- 81 pecho la estrella del Aguila
NegrR.
Ell esc6ndalo fu6 enorme. Al saber ell
Kaiser 10 sucedido, monte en- c6leEa, y
arrest6 su primo.
Sin embargo, este no DO arredr6 ante los
furores de 50 imperial pariente. Y ha.
biendo decidido casarBe con la actriz, bus
CO una formula para guitar al matrimonio
el cardcter morgdnico que pudiera teneT.
Por su consejo, Ia artiRta austriaca cas6-
Be en- Londreg con un noble arruinado, ell
baron de Liebenbera.
Este, mediante cierta auma, avinoas &
desempefiar 81 papel POGO aircso de ma
rido de carton, divorciarse de 50 mnier
81 dia siguiente de efectuada Ia nupcial
ceremonia.
La primera parte del Convenio cumpli6-
Ne al pie dc Ia letFa. PeFo 81 baron, pen-
Bkndolp meiOT, Ee niega ahOra & aCeptar 81
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA.
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital aut0rlzado S2.40O,OOO. Capital rsaIl
zado S3l5.532,ss, .. Sc.
OperaeiOnes que reolisa:

pr6stamOs: Con garantias personales. con
colaterales, " con hipotecas a cOrto v largo
plazo sobre fincas risticas
Deseusni0s: De gfros, psgares, v oblIga
clones comeTciales corto plazo.
GlFOs: Sobre Espafa, New York, Paris,
Loadres y Hamburgo.
GlTos pOr Gable: Eobfe New York p Ma
dTid.
Cusntas GOrrienteS: Con interes de 2 p. 8
annual disponibles q Ia vista por cheques
lnpOsOIOneS plazO flo: Con inte:es de 2 d
6p. 8 annual segdn tempo.
SeGei6H de- ah0TF0s: ImpOsiciones s0bre lii
bretas desde 25 cts 81 ,Og0 con intereses al
6p. annual.
COhFanzas: Por cuenta agena cDn comi-
sion mfnima de cobr0 Sin eomisi0n para
los corrientistas
Dep6Sitos: Pc efectivO y valores.
Gamble da.monadas: De todos los pafses.
tsnta do O8dulas hlpOteGaFlas: I4e mejor in-
version en- Puerto Rico, interes b. s pa
gader0 poF cupones semestrales.
teRia ds finnas: Dando faciIidades para eI
pagO, en las juEisdi dicciones de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenaa, Aibonito, Arecibo, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, CiaIes, CoTozal Qua
yanlas Hatll0s Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf,
MaricaO, NaFanjito, PatiIIas, Rio Grande,
utuaao, 2aDnc0a y Xancas
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To QUE OCURRE
CON una FIANZA.
DinsrO elective dePOsitadOen ell Ban
co De Puerto Rico no hasta.
VsldsTgIItt 70 tlVa tantas dIiIelItadss.

Parece que se presentan algunas diff.
cultades en- las oficinas del gobierno IN.
sular, Tesorerfa, para Ia admission de Ia
fianza que, en- Ia franquicia concedidale
presenta Ella THE Insular Dock Comp.
In certifeadO de deposito por valoF de
5 10000 Sc exile como garantfa en- dicha
franquicia, y 81 representante de la referi
7nRmpresa cumpli6 con esa clausula, en-.
tFegando en- Tesorerfa un certifcado sus.
critic por el "Banco de p. r." en- 81 que
constabR que eeta sociedad bancaTia tenfa
Ia ameritada suma en- dep6sito.
El dep6Bito 8 certifcado de cr6dito ca
para responder, en- caso necesario, de faltas
cometidas por Ia empTesa quien Sc con-
cede Ia frapquicia,
Ell certifcado del ''Banco de P. r." fu6
mandado cobraT ensegaida y los $4,000
cobrados al "Banco de P. R." 80 depoHi.
taron en- el 'BanCo Colonial" de orden
de TeBorerfa.
Ell "Banco de P. r." cobraba por esa
suma Wno por cie1ato GmaGL en- tanto que
en- ell "Banco Colonial iba q hacer nece.
sario pagar un q por ciento.
En- vista de ESQ, 80 propuso al represen.
tante de la Compafifa que Constituyera la
fGnza por medic de una sociedad de
garantfas titulada ola Fidelity que ac-
tua en- esta ciudad, y es de esas Compa-
MAS que pagandoleS un tanto por ciento
dan fianza q eInpleados las personals
que necesiten fadores.
Entonces ell referido representants pro-
puso como garantfa> c6duJGs hipOtecGrias
del "Banco Territorial" al 80 por %, 10
que harfa que el depGsito en- esos valores
alcanzaIa a Ia suma de $4,000.
Ell Sr. Tesorero manifesto entonces que
estudiarfa. la fanza en- valores de aquella
clase, tJdo hacia esperar que el asunto
no tendrfa inconvenientes.
Mas ahora SO informa que la Tesorerfa
someterk ell asunto al COnsejo Executive,
Consult6ndole 81 las c6duLas bGpOtecarias
del "Banco Territorial de p r." pueden
ser admitidas como fanza en- ell case de q.
80 trata.
Parece esta una OCCASION propicia para
que el Cousejo Executive, 81 es que Sc
conpidera con derecho & ellie, -esbablezcu
81 las instituciones de cr6dito puertorri-
gueflas merecen al gobierno Ia misma
confanza que las norteamericanas esta-
blecidas en- la isla; precisando, de paso, 81
el e'O15sei- qUe posee un puertorrique1o,
vale tanto como ell doILar que posee un
norteamericano.
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Soelsdad de BsnsflGlos Muiuos Ia Proussdora

En- Junta General de Elecciones cele.
brada el 27 de los corrientes result6 eIecta
la Biguients candidatura para regir los
destinos de la Sociedad en- eI pr6ximo afio
de 1907: .
Presidente, don Enrique Adsuar. vi.
cepresidente, don Dionisio Alvarez. Te'
sorero, don ElOy Daniel. SecrstariO, don
Claudio C6rdova. Vocales, don Ceferino
del Vale, don Gregorio F. Santos, don
Arturo Torres, don Primitive Calder6n,
don Luis Bentesal, don ArmandO Chico,
don Juan Garcia, don. Toribio Arroyo.
Suplentes, don Felipe Maldonado, don
Bernardo Torres, don Benigno Lopez Cas-
tro don Atanasio Miranda.
Esta Directive tomara possession, el do.
mingo 13 de Enero de 1907.
San Juan P. r. Diciembre 81 de 1905.
Enrique Adsuar.
Presidente
Claudio CordOvo.
Secretario.
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sRMPER.

Anoche declar6se un incendio en- los
bajos del Quartet de Ia Polic1a en- Isabala,
en- IL zapaterfa de Santiago Acevedo,
qnem6ndose varias pleas de CANA. A
tempo pudo sofocarse Ell incendio por el
scabo Lopez guardias del puesto.
Han Bido reducidos & prisi6n en- Ia
C6rcei de Aguadilla, julian Villauueva
acusado de hurto menoT ell agricultor
Gonzalo Valete, por acometimiento y agre-
sion. Los procesados Sc encuentran en- la
priai6a disposition del Juez Municipal.
EFT Cabo Lucas, de Comerfo, telegra-
fla al Quartet general de Is Policfa, que
anoche fue arrestado Pedro Eieves Lebr6n
por tentatiVa de ultraje.
-El espl6ndido surtido de chocolates y
dulceg en- cajas, propias para regalos de
Navidad, que ha recibido ell cafe de los
esposos Morgan, FortaIeza 81. es el rneicr
que Sc ha visto en- esta ciudad. 'Samo-
sci" Baker las dos acreditadas smareas
eatan di.posici6n del pdblico. He9ados
de todas clases q la orden. p.
-Clements Ortiz, de 19 amos de edad,
fue sentenciado en- Humacao, por el Juez
Municipal so dfas de priai6n por acome-
timiento , aggression.
Sc vende un coche de asientoF, anne.
ricano, en- peIfecto estado, baratfsimo! Di'
rijirse 'por escrito Victor r, Lopez Nus
%, Box 835, San Juan, P. r. p.
LA Corte Municipal de YabucOa le
impuso q amos de prisi6n Inocencio Fl
gueroa, por acometimiento aggression.
-Cuando este " cansado de Ia comida
de su casa, antes que If 8 otra parte,
- \ . Z a rfTT -
que es donde mas variado mejor Sc come,
g. elF7 T.s-A.s~s@sa E1oS7aso C. 80,
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Industrial IapOnGsa.

Las slgas marinaa constituyen una In
dustria en- alta escala en- el Jaq6n. Sirven
como sazonador en- las comidass, como
legumbres. Eu 1901 produjo 34,793 to-
neladas de materia prima, vsndida en-
2225 600 frances. Sc empIean 45 fabri-
cas en- este cnmercio.
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] -tancia.

tancia.
El CoDgFeso muy sabiamente ha dis.
puesto el stablecimiento de an Board Ma
oional para Ia prdctica del rife Va Sc
han obtenido exceIentes resuItadog con
esta ley, pero no va ella bastante lejos
todavfa. NuesGro ej6rcito regular es tan
pequefo que en- una gran guerra tendrfa.
mos que confar principslmente en- los
voluntarios, y en- tai evento esos volunta-
rios deben sabar tirar. 81 un soldado tiene
Ia aptitud en- Ia batalla , Ia habiIidad de
cuidarse en- 10 alberto, su efcacia en- Ia
lfnea de batalla es casi directameDte pro-
porcionada Ia excalenciaen la punterfa.
NosotFos debemos establecer eBcuelas de-
tiro en- casi todaB las gTandes eScuelas
pdblicas militares, debemos mantener
tiro al blanco en- diferenteg parties del pals
y debemos alentar en- todas parties la for
maci6n de clubs de rifles. La repdblica
de suiza nos ofrece IN acabado ejemplo
de todas estas materias TelacionadaB con
Ia formation del ciudadano militarmente.
TEoDoR0 ROOSEVELT.
Casa Blanca, Diciembre 3, 1906.
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Un deCTetO.

Las autoridades de Clacton, una pobla-
ci6n de recreo de IDglaterra, acaban de
dar un decreto permitiendo q los haitian
tes Ell uso de los borricos como cabalgadu-
ras, antes prohibido, con la dnica condi-
ci6u de que los ginetes ro deberau usar
de palabras para animar sus beatias
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divorcio, 81 no le pagan una cantidad ma
yor que Ia estipulada. -
La pobre aetriz encu6ntrase con un ma
rido fastidioso que no Ia deia un solo mo-
mento, y sin poder CasaTse, como querfa,
con So amante 81 principe.
81 Kaiser, enterado del esc6ndalo, y to.
miendo que 50 primo, rompiendo por todo,
huya L6ndrea, trata de evitar, envian.
dolo al Africa del Sud, que Ia aventura
siga gu curse previato.
SObedecerd 81 principe? Esto es 10 que
Sc preguntan hoy en- los cfrculos aristocTa-
ticos de Alemania y Austria
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Juan Martinez acusado ante el Juez
Municipal por Ell PoIicfa Insular Manuel
Gonzalez. de haber agredi3o aver 4 Laura
Ortiz, fue sentenoiado 4 pagar SIS de
multa.
-El vino SAN RAFAEL LEGITI.
MO 10 yenden Luina Hmns. Scsrs. p.
---Despu6s de haberseles celebrado eI
juicio ante Ia Corte Municipal de Agua-
dilla, fueron absueltoB los procesados Ge-
r6nimo Valentfn, Angel Cort6s Manuel
Gonzalez, por no encontrarseIes culpabIes
del delito de que Sc les acus6.
- Mercedes Cabrera fn6 denunciada
hoy q Ia Corte Municipal, porque aver
agredi6 Esteban Dfaz, d6ndole con un
cacharro en- el labio superior. Fu6 con-
denada & pagar 10 dollars de multa.
-SACOS DE YUTE para azticar y
cafe realizan precios ventaiosos s. Melon
~ Ca. San Juan. r.. R.
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MOBOpOlIO de Ia CaEne.
BuGRaCuerdO del lyantamIento De Areelho.

El Ayuntamiento de Arecibo se reuni6
para tratar del aubido precio de Ia carne =
las qusjas del pdblico.
Acord0 nombrar una comisi6n que eg.
Suvo compuesta entire otros, por el Sr. Astor
y presidida por don Tomas Boneta Sc
cit6 por esta 81 gremio de ysndedores de
carne, no habiendo concurrido ninguno.
El Concejo decide, en- vista de esto
poner una mesa regulators.
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= iTEODORO ROOSEVELT.
Casa Blanca, Diciembrs 3, 1906.

-Todavfa no % ha resueTto por 81 AT.
torney general, 81 asunto refarente acu'
Hacionea De monopolios en- el puerto de
Ponce.
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En- Vega Baia, II aorprender ID poll
cfa una jugada de gallos, fu6 acometida
-por algunoB de los JugadoFes, hacienda
eutonces, ella, uso del rotten, resultap 10
herido Miguel Flores Fueron ocupados
4 gallOs J detsnidas 8 psrEonaa
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-06
THEgFEDERATION OF
W0MEN'S CLUBS MEET
IN NEW YORK
They Maintain Worthy Young
Women at Columbia, Cor
nell and Other
SCHOOLS WHICH THEY
MAY WISH TO ATTEND

Saratoga, N. Y. Nov. 6.-At the
opening of the New York state fedora.
tion of Woman's clubs today there
was notable gathering of distin-
guished women who have made their
mark in the history of the state as
their records can show. To this as
sociation must be credited the main
tanning of worthy young women in the
University of Columbia, Cornell. Medi-
cal college, Barnard, and Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. The association
has for number of years past lent
money to brilliant young women to
pursue college studies and has
strengthened and develop the full re-
lations among college women. Among
the distinguished women who took an
active part In the association were
Jennie June Croly, known to the wo-
men of American for more than a
quarter of century as the charming
magazine. essay and fashion writer.
Mrs. William A. Montgomery, Mrs.
William Todd Holmuth, Mrs. Clarence
Burns, Mrs. Zabreska, Mrs Charles
Dow, Mrs. Philip Carpenter, Mrs. E.
c., Davenport. Discussions took place
on matters connected with women's
work In life and the session which
will last until the night of the ninth
successfully inaugurated
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AGRAR|AN OUTRAGES
SAID TO Be VERY BAD
IN IRELAND
Those Who Take Farms OF
EviCted Tenants Are
Attacked by Night.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT is
IN ALL SOUTH IRELAND

Dublin, Nov. 6.--Agrarian outrages
are daily being reported from all parts
of the west and southwest of ireland.
Settlers who have taken evicted farms
are rigidly boycotted and in spite of
large extra police force attacks are
nightly made on the ,dnd grabbers. In
western Connaught something like
martial law exists and hundreds of
peasants have been arrested and put
in prison charged. with offenses which
the people claim have been commit
ted by members of the Royal Irish
constabulary. The United Irish league
meetings which were to be addressed
by VIM. O'Brien, NJ. p, The Nc
Gillycuddy, Mr.. McFlayin, NJ. p.
West Kenry), The McDermott and
others have been proclaimed by spe-
cial order issued from Dublin Castle,
At present greater excitement pre-
walls than during the famous land
league days of 1SS7-SS. As a body the
Irish people are determined 10 root
from the soil those settlers who have
taken farms from which their fellow
countrymen were evicted and Irish
men of all sections speak in glowing
terms of the action of such men as
Lord Dunfaven. Lord Ventry, the Earl
of Cork, Sir George Colhurst, the
Earl of Limerick, Major George Pole
Carew and others who have reinstat-
ed all the tenants on their estates who
were eyicted for non-payment of rents.
In all cases of Reinstatement the
Irish land commission fixes what is
known as the "fair rent" and in very
few cases has the decision been ques-
toned
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-06
CITY VOTERS EXERCISING RIGHT
OF ELECTION SUFFRAGE TODAY
Two Polling Places Crowded with
Voters and Indications are City
May Possibly Go for
Peoples Ticket

Weather conditions are favorable
to the polling of large vote. A hazy
atmosphere concealed the sun in the
early morning and some of the early
voters got TO shaking some with cold
while standing In line waiting the
tedious action of the judges and
clerks and the numerous Interrupt
tions of the challengers. The sun
and by noon those who stood in line
were plenty warm. But no warmer
than the election.
The mills of the American Lum-
Der company were closed this morn
ing at O'Clock TO permit the en-
ployes to go to the polls and vote.
The workmen had holiday since ac-
tiVity will not be resumed at the mills
until tomorrow morning.
More people hung around the city
polling places today than at any pre-
yious election in the annals of Albu-
querque, and the scramble for votes
was vigorous. However, the contest
was good natured. Up to until noon
no disturbance of any kind had taken
place at the city polling places, and
no drunkenness attended. The sa-
looms were more strict In observing the
closing law than in many years past
and there was little evidence of this
element taking part In the election.
Aside from the rumble of carriages,
back and forth, and the disposition on
the part OF a few to voice their pro-
tests against the slowness with which
the vote was being made, the polls
were actually quiet.
A large vote was cast In precinct
26, with the fusion ticket long In the
The vote in precinct No.
~, as far as could be judged, was
about evenly divided.
At o'clock about 125 votes had
been cast in precinct No. 3 (Barelas),
with a majority Of about forty for the
republican ticket.
In precinct No. IS, old town, the
vote during the forenoon was at
least four to one in favor of the peo-
pies ticket, but during the afternoon
the lumber mill vote came in and the
lead OF the peoples ticket OF the
morning was cut down considerably.
Unofficial reports from the outside
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eign country

were received during the afternoon
but nothing of positive nature was
to be had. 1t was stated that the re-
publican ticket was carrying all OF
the outside precincts but this could
not be confirmed.
Several arrests were made at
Padillas, but the nature of the offense
of the prisoners was likewise unob-
tainable.
Two republicans were arrested in
Barelas and taken to Jail.
Three deputy sheriffs are running
the Barelas election I'm very much the
same way they ran the school elec-
tion last spring II is stated that a
judge at Barelas deliberately opened
a ballot handed in by a native voter,
and the report is that this was done
in several OF the outside precincts.
From all appearances the election
was conducted with great propriety.
Both local and outside election re
turns will be received In the Andrews
club rooms tonight and also at the
republican headquarters, as well az
at the Commercial club and the EIks'
opera house. Wires have also been
run into several saloons of the city.
aaa1d-iiiniodiiiiioon
The Santa Fe shops were closed at
2:S0 this afternoon on account of the
election and the shop voters deposited
their ballots.
At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon SIS
votes had been cast in precinct No.
26 with an estimated majority for the
peoples ticket OF 200.
Ten minutes later 40 votes had
been cast In precinct No. ~ with an
estimated small majority for the
fusion ticket.
These estimates, however, may be
very much wrong, as the voters are
casting pocket" vote. They take
the tickets offered them, as a rule.
but cast ballots taken from their
pockets" This Is probably due To
the fact that some do not desire to
show their colors, while others were
well supplied with ballots by mail.
The tickets are badly scratched, and
the judges and clerks will find sew
eral hours OF hard work after the
closing OF the polling places ia
counting the ballots.
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ELECTION RETURNS At
THE OPERA HOUSE


This evening, at the appear :
. ance of the Maharas minstrels 3
. at the opera house, the election 3
. returns will be received, and q
. read OF for the information of .
. those present. :
Manager Matson today had a .
. 5000 mile creased wire, the long .
. est in the world, run into the .
. opera house, and a high -salarled 3
8 operator will be on hand to take 3
. the news. This feat of running 3
. such a lengthy creased wire di- .
3 rect from the great election 3
. centers of today is simply mar .
8 velous," but Manager Matson .
was not to be "outdid" In the :
. matter by others in the city who 3
. will use special creased wires 3
tonight. and ordered the Wes- .
tern Union force to get busy. .
The manager, at o'clock this 3
. afternoon, reported everything .
. working fine, and, as test, ask .
. ed Murphy the New York ram =
. many chief, II he had conceded 8
. the election Of Hughes over .
. Hearst. Murphy failed to res .
: pond. but promised 10 give out .
= his opinion at the Minstrels per .
. Torrance tonight. Let every .
. body attend. .
SSsS SsSssS SsSsSS
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Weather vas Charming.

Election day was ushered in with
fine weather conditions, all that could
be desired. The election officers were
at their posts before 3 o'clock, making
ready for the voting, which began at 6
o'clock The polls will close at 5
O'Clock chis afternoon. Voting in this
city viii be somewhat slower, owing
TO the huge blanket sheet tickets and
the numerous candidates. Returns
from upstate will probably be much
earlier on account of the use of voting
machines iu many cities and towns.
Both Sides Claim Results.
In this city balloting started with a
rush as soon as the polls were opened,
and in some sections new records for
early hour, were made. In one cleo
tion district in the Bronx 1872 ballots
were deposited in the first ninety
minutes Of voting The service of
thousands Of warrants sworn out by
Superintendent of Elections Morgan,
began early in the day and there was
a steady stream of prisoners from I've
polling places to the police courts. In
nearly every case in the first three
hours the prisoners proved their right
10 vote and were permitted to go back
and deposit their ballots. Sixty ar
rests on charges of Illegal voting and
registration and Offering and accept
ing money for votes were reported at
the Office Of the state superintendent
Of elections during the first two hours
after the polls opened. w. r. Hearst
sent the following telegram early TO-
day to the state committee of the
Independence league:
We will have at least 100000 plu-
rality in Greater New York. / feel
that our chances upstate are very
bright. thanks to your efforts and the
efforts of our other friends. The only
danger IS that an attempt may be
made to count us out up state, as they
counted me out in this city last fall
urge you 70 take extraordinary pre-
caution against repeating, and par
ticulsrly miscounting.
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ELECTIONS MIGHT BE HELD
FOR DOUMA ON NEW YEAR.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 6.-The legali-
ization of the Octobrest and Regenera-
tion parties has been admitted in an
official statement issued today. In the
course of heightened explanation the
premier lays the blame for the non
issuance of the order on st. Peters,
burg police official who up to .he
present was acting without consulting
the authorities. According to the
senators Interpretation of the election
lists all being proceeded with, but
doubt prevails as to whether the elec-
tions can be held before the end OF
December. Red tape, obstruction and
total disregard of the rights of the
people prevail and Mr.. Solkoff, who
has been axpaCriated and now living In
Berlin, states that with pressure the
government could be forced to fix the
elections for January IA, the Russian
New Year.
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-06
Granted Him Only on Med
iCdl Certificate of His
Needs and Poverty.
ELECTION OF new DOUMA
CONSTANTLY IS DEFERRED
Little Count Boni's Lawyers Pro-
pose Vicious Attack on Anna
Gould'S Witness.

London, Nov. Ga dispatch from
st. Petersburg today says General
Stoessel, defender of Port Arthur. is
in such financial straits that he ap-
piled to a charitable institution for
wounded soldiers for assistance to en-
able him to employ a servant. The
officers of the institution asked the
general to produce medical certifi'
cate showing that his health required
the services of a servant.