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Killed nv Train,

hHIeU Dy IrAln.
A Georgia Central train killed DIT.
N. A. Pratt, chief chemist Of the Con-
federacy, at Decatur, Ga.
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The Field of Sports.

Automobiles plan a speedway
along the Jersey coast.
Judges at the Grand Circuit trot.
ting meeting at Poughkeepsie fined
Henry Tieter and James Eldridge fol
not drivsg to win with Totara and
India in the race for alt trottersx
E. R. Sweetland,
tackle of several veal
Joined the coaching sta
mater.
Oxford made a new
at six and one-haf fX
mont Park, covering
1:18 is.
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Ildll WdJ SOmPohJs
A %s75,00O,O00 ell
tenn, with double TT;
York and Pittsburs
Joseph Ramsay, Jr
Their ultimate ai
Chicago.
When they ri
damages done pro-
rush, lis sophoG
of Lawrence Ul
Wis, were susps
A dispatch frd
to Cd
of Reading, fol-
of ~PennsylVani
George Gregg bel
Eastern friends, 6
the General.
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Archduke Otto Dead.
Archduke Otto Of Austria died at
the age of %forty-one.
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FOp

Ten Terrorists
by drumhead cot
s%tochowa, Poland
Miss Adele Dill !
Cal, made a suca
soprano in Linda
hi Filo-D rammati&
The sealing schoc
Diego, just in at vi
ports more raids by
on the Boring Island
The British garris
has been withdraw
have been dismant
itants ara left withf
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
RECORDS DISTANT
EAR THQUAKE

BERKELEY, Dec. 2S.-The Omori
seismograph at the students observa-
tory of the University of California
recorded earthquake waves today at
9 hours 26 minutes 50 seconds, Pacific
Standard time, which indicate that a
severe earthquake has occurred at a
distant point. Professor A. 0. Leusch-
ner, in charge. said:
Careful measurements of the seis-
mogram made by A. J. Champreux give
the following: Time of commencement,
8 hours 90 minutes 35 seconds. Pacific
standard time: duration of preliminary
tremor, / minute 90 seconds; duration
second stage of preliminary tremor, 6
minutes 16 seconds; duration strong
motion, IL minutes 80 seconds. The
motion is shown In the east and west
component only. The average period
of the waves was 16 seconds.
Owing to the fact that the Omorf
seismograph Is designed for recording
slight shocks OF nearby origin rather
than heavy ones of distant origin, 1t is
difficult to apply the ordinary rules to
determine the exact distance of the
origin of this shock. But it is safe to
say that the origin was not less than
2300 miles nor more than 1000 miles
distant. The record is very like the
Valparaiso record, only not SO intense.
The shock occurred in the north or
south. probably the south, close to the
shore or in the ocean.
LONDON, Dec. 23.-An earthquake
shock of nearly three hours duration
was recorded on the seismographs on
the Island of Wight and at Florence.
A dispatch from Kopal in the pro-
vince of Semfryetchonsk, Russian Tur-
kestan, brings news of an extremely
violent shock there at 11:20 o'clock
Saturday evening, lasting ninety min
utes. No details are given.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
DISCOVERS TUNNEL
To LOST MINE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


SAN JOSE. Dec 23-The dream Of
many old residents of this county was
realized last week by the discovery OF
a ledge of gold In paying quantities in
the hills back of Alum Rock Calvin
Miller of this city, who owns ranch
in the hills near Mount Hamilton,
picked UP some stones and gravel few
days ego which looked to him as though
they contained gold. He sent the gravel
to an assayer and it panned out about
$50 to the. ton. Investigation showed
Miller that he had stumbled onto the
mouth OF an old mine tunnel, which
was probably sunk in the early sos
Broken picks and shoyels were found
under heaps of debris. A short tunnel
excavated by prospectors was opened
Further investigation showed strong
indications of good lead that ought. to
furnish paying mine.
Miller kept his secret for a few DAYS
and has perfected arrangements with
San Francisco capitalists for exploiting
his find. He has guard al the mouth
of the tunnel day and night The Sc
cret of the mine has leaked out to some
extent, and it is said that large prices
have been offered for land adjoining
Miller's ranch, and several prospecting
parties will soon be at work in the hope
of locating other leads
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
HICKS OF HARDY STOCK
Can Trace Ancestry Back to Indian
Tribe OF Kentucky

CINCINNATI. Dec. 23.-Lindsay B.
Hicks, who was entombed by a cave
in at Bakersfield, is a native Of Ken
tucky. He can trace his ancestry back
to an Indian tribe which figured con-
spicuously in early pioneer days, when
settlers from Virginia struggled with
red men for supremacy in the fertile
valleys Of the Bluegrass State He is
also distant relative of the noted set
tier and Indian fighter, Daniel Boone
Hicks is 6 feet 1 inch tall and is
slender. His complexion and hair are
dark and his eyes, keen and black,
sparkle like diamonds
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
THREE KILLED IN WRECK
Construction Train Leaves Rails 1
Mountains. Causlns n Loss of LIE

MOUNTAINS, Causing q Loss of Life
SONORA. Dec. "a bad wreck oc-
CURED near here this afternoon, when
construction train of the Sierra and
Sugar Pine Railroad left the rails while
going at a high rate of speed Three
men were killed and several Japanese
laborers of the crew seriously Injured
by the overturning of the train The
accident occurred on a dangerous
stretch of the track while the work
train was attempting to make time to
the scene of a recent freight smash up
in one of the tunnels. The cars of the
train upon which the unfortunate men
were passengers were completely de-
rallied and badly demolished.
The men killed were farpenters In
the employ of the railroad Two were
slightly known here and named Shelly
and Gallagher. The third victim of the
wreck is unknown. The japanese, who
are badly cut up. are laborers. The
cause of the disaster has not been de-
termined.
The injured and the dead were
brought here and Will be cared for by
the railroad company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24

Jured. is resident of this city, living
with her daughter, Isabelle. at 277
Seventh avenue She is widow and
has a son In Salt Lake City. She was
on her way home from a visit to her
son at the time OF the accident She
left this city several weeks ago to
transact sale of some OF her property.
Mrs. Herzinger is an old resident of
this city. Her daughter had not been
notified UP to a late hour last night
that her mother was among those In
jured, but understood that she was on a
later train.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24

County. The cruisers will make
typographical survey and estimate the
lumber output. They brought snow
shoes and will spend the winter months
on the heights of the Coast Range The
Mendocino and West Side Railroad.
branch of the Southern Pacific. extend
ing from Willows TO FrutO, will be
extended so as to tap the timber belt
at Grindstone Creek, where the timber
syndicate will erect large mill.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
MEXICO SPECIAL WRECKED
Train From This City DerafIed Near
La Colorado

LA COLORADO, Mexico. Dec. 22.-The
Mexico City special that left San Fran
cisco the 18th inst. was derailed one
mile west Of La Colorado, Mexico. No
persons were injured. and the passen-
gers were only slightly shaken.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
TREATS ALL ALIKE

TOXIC. Dec. 23.-Dr. Goto, president
of the Southern -Manchurian Railway
says that the principle guiding the
management of the company forbids
the granting of preferential treatment
to persons of any nationality, Japanese
or otherwise.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
Death Struggle Reaches
Ears of Miner Hicks

course it was long, hard trial, but
knew they were DONG everything in
their power for me and the only thing
I could do was to be patient and wait
Il knew they would get me and all II
took was time. 1t did seem hard al
times. and yet many OF the most pleas
ant minutes of my life were passed in
that small cavity down there. l en-
jOyed the conversation through the
pipe, the music furnished by the phono-
graph and the many funny stories and
tales that We're sent down to me. The
milk was fine-God bless that cow-and
l now weigh only half a pound less
than when 1 went in. I now weigh
1491z pounds"
COMPLIMENTS FARRIs
Here is the first man TO send the
pipe down." said a bystander, as T. j
Farris OF the Risdon Iron Works of Los
Angeles approached
He has level head" said the miner
level enough TO be in Congress. II
the pipe had been half an inch away
could never have got to it,"
Hicks has received many offers to
join theatrical circuits and to contract
10 serve other branches of btsiness
But so far he fatty refuses to consider
any Of them.
I will take several days before
give this matter my attention, and ]
can't say now just what I will do after
1 leave the hospital" he said.
Hicks then told of many of the in
cidents that occurred while he was in
the cave. Rarely a day passed that he
did not have many unpleasant encoun-
ters with the hordes of rats that infest-
ed the caved-in section Of the shaft.
They would scamper about his head
and IL was not an uncommon thing for
him, while striking blindly at the
creatures. to hit one with his hand.
Many scampered over his body. but
from the nonchaiant manner in which
he spoke they did not seem to worry
him.
OF the dead bodies he said two are
above and three below the place he
occupied. The poor fellows below
never knew what struck them. but
those above had an awful DEATH" he
said.
DUST KILLED MINERS
The dust that filled the shaft after
the collapse was very thick and l was
afraid for time that il would affect
me: it is what killed them / do not
Anderson, the foreman, was the man
nearest me. The stencil waited in on
me as the days passed was terrible.
The Edison Electric Company spared
no expense in effecting the rescue, and
as result work on the giant project
will be set back fully six weeks or two
months Superintendent Cone remained
on the scene until the final act and
then rushed to LoS<Angeles to attend to
sadly neglected Company and personal
affairs.
Although working at a great disad-
vantage in the soft earth, not being
able to blast, the work of the miners
and company officials in the running Of
the rescue drift was true and the final
results were absolutely in accordance
with the first plans drawn up by En-
gineer Hall and Chief Engineer Finkle.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24

STOCKHOLM, Dec. ga bulletin Is
sued tonight regarding the state of
health of King Oscar says that his tenn
perature on Saturday night was 99.2
and this morning 99.6. Otherwise his
condition remains unchanged.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
LOUISIANA SAILS FOR CUBA

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 23.-The bat
tleship Louisiana left bere today, pass
ing without mishap out of the mouth
of the Mississippi River. The Lou
isiana's first stop viii be at Havana
Cuba.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
A Query Answered

Since you seek absolutely the fresh
est. purest and most wholesome candies
manufactured in San Francisco, go to
Roncovieri's, 1881 Fillmore, near Eddy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
KING oscars CONDITION

Jade scarfpins. 75c Neil O'Neil and
Karl Eber, 1744 Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
ESTIMATE OUTPUT
Of LUMBER

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WILLOWS. Dec 23.-Experienced
timber cruisers have been placed on the
Immense holdings recently acquired by
a Salt Lake syndicate in western Glenn
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
A Tip to the Wise

Meussdorffer hat orders are very ac-
ceptable Christmas gifts. 909 fillmore
street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
Low Rates From Europe
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PACIFIC TO SAN FRANCISCO.
From Hamburg and Bremen sol rs
From Liverpool and Queenstown. SO .0o
FROM glasgow 81. &c
From Scandinavian points. ........ ...... 81. .25
from Lfbau ........................ 91 I'd
These lines offer splendid facilities for taking
care of passengers coming from Europe. The
Cunard line and Union Pacific Railroad are noted
for perfect safety. speed and unexcelled comfort.
All details carefully attended to. For tickets and
further Information call on s. FsBooth. General
Agent Ferry building. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24

Continued From page 1, Column
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
But One Day Left!

You have but today in which to gladden.
every heart in your household with the most
appropriate, the most lasting, the most desir-
able and by all means the most acceptable of
all Christmas gifts, beautiful piano.
For the Christmas shopper there is an
opportunity at our store-an opportunity to
buy the piano you want at the price you ought
to pay; an opportunity to save a substantial
sum on piano of real quality; to take advan-
tage of prices and terms that cannot be had
elsewhere on pianos of equal merit.
The reputation of the Allen House is your
safeguard and your guarantee that every piano
will be as represented, every statement proven
by quality, every instrument sold at the lowest
possible price, and that price to you and your
neighbor alike.
Four wagons are delivering Christmas
pianos for us today. We promise yours
if you come early. Consider durability, finish,
price, the reputation of the piano and of the
house of which you buy. Do that. Scrutinize
Closely then make your decision If you con-
slider your own best interests, you will come
to us. Early. Today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
uEARs DEATH sTRUGGLE

= The only fear had when ! found
that I was closed in was that / might
suffer from the lack of air when the
tirnbers crashed IN and cloud of dust
filled the space and nearly suffocated
me- This dust IN my opinion caused
the death OF the two men above me. 1
heard them struggling frantically for
about three hours and know their
death was caused by str2ngulation.
Soon I got a wbiff Of good, cool ozone.
however, and then felt all right. OF
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24

Mrs. A Herzinger. one Of those In
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
ARREeLEsE LA QUESTION PROM


Segun los dltimos despachos dc
Washington el proyecto de estado con
solidado Hamilton, ahora pendiente en-
|el Senado de los Estados Unidos, vota-
ran sobre 81 mismo el dia . de Mario,
y es mas que probable que 81 p~royecto
pasara con la cnmienda de Foraker,
dandole al pueblo dc cada Territori0
de Nuevo Mexico y Arizona 81 derecho
de votar separadamente s0bre Ia cues.
ton de- consolidation. I'll Nuev0 Me-
xicano espera que estas noticias sean
verdaderas. La question debe arreglar
Sc, v entire mas pr0nto. mucho mejor.
Su larga consideration no lie esta ha-
ciendo NADIA bien q los dos Territories.
81 el estadO consolidate esta p0r We
mir, entire mas pronto Of pueblo 10 sepa
Sc preparari para clio Y sera mejor.
De cualquier mnd0, que Sc arregle Ia
question de I'm modo Il otro v con prom
titud. 81 un vote sobre Ia question
Itiene que tomnrse dentr0 de doce se-
manas de la feeha de sl aprohacion y
promulgacion como ley, las chansas pa
ra la derrota de la proposition de esta-
do consolidate en- Nuevo Mexico son
mucho mejores que aquellas para sn
exito. Y, en- Arizona, son cerca dc So
por ciento alt por cientO. La opinion
de este papel es que despues de I'm cal
-t 49, - .--fl- Il C~~~.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
ExrGNpleNpo Los LiMlrGs pG'
ciupAp pE ALBUQUERQUE

.AI
Los cpdadsnos % A~lbuouorque on.
ian advocando 10 extension do lQs limi'
tes de ciudad, a modo do tomar cisrtps
suburbios y hacer u population cse6a
do 10000 personals. 6egun o. caao. es'
ia demanda parece reasonable suticien.
to. y por ese asunto a las ciudades de
'Nuevo Mexico debe darseleH poder pa
IA que. extIendan. Gus limitas 4 dbtaa,
cias ~raznnAhles, I'll tai icoaei sparsoapne
los mciores intereses do Ia copunldad
y deben scr rhtiflcAdas por Ion votan.
les de las localidados que soan apexs'
das. Debe recordarse que en- tio1ppr
pasado esta materls fsis asitAda ~ p
que es ahora Old Albuquerque, y Ia
cual Is ciertamente en- realidad ma
|parte dc ID ciudsd % albuquerque. En-.
tonces. 10 rAmsrcan Luuhar Com
pany." una corporation acci0nada on
$4,000 y Ia cual 81 ano pasado puso
una valuacIons de propisdad taaable DE-
monos quo. 500. 00O! no Qulso entrar
dentr0 10 los llmltos de Ia ciudad y 10
materia fracas6. Hub0 rumores has
tante feos concernientes a I'm manoteo
politlco en- aQuel tempo, y IN verdad
hubo muchos. Lo que es mas, sonnr0n
muy p~lausibles y algunos do clos algo
eonvIncentes. Las chansas 0 que
nada en- esa Inca Sc harA mlentras On
gran rOrn0rnrfon In cual es muy nd.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
e. PAoo De la cAPlrAcloN

El Roswell Tribune tOma Ia poslciOn
correcta en- 81 pago de IN c%apitaclon.
III Nucvo Mexlcano convene con su
contemporaries dc Roswell en- que cada
c0sa que dice en- el siguiente editorial
con Ia exception de I'm solo punto. y
csc cs que no seria una cosa facil para
|Nuevo Mexico hacer la franqnicla cleo
tiva dependents sobre el pago dc Ia
%capitacion. Esto vendr6 dentr0 de al
gunos amos. poro en- esta g todavia
csta muy temprano. aunque nadie pue
de legal q justamente disputar Ia jus
ticia Y legalidad dc Ia proposition. Di
&c 81 Tribune:
lei Superintendent Territorial Had
ley esta cp favor de ~lcvantar Ia CAPT
tacion d 81, pero siempre ha prevale
cldo la idea que es mejor buscar el mo
do para enforzar la c~0lectacion de Ia
~presente %capltacion. Con algunas ex
cepciones notables Ia colectacion dc Ia
capitacion en- Nuevo Mexico mi sc
ha atendido d ella con aquel grade de
exactitud que su j~usticia demanda. Ma
hay ninguna leva de tasacion Que tenga
tantos clementos de legalidad y cada
peso possible dcbe sci c0lectad0. ri
escritor adyoc6 muchos amos pasadOs
que la possession de I'm recibo de CAPT
iacion seria necesario para votar, Sc
gun cs proveido bajo la ley Terrell Ell
Texas, y nunca ha visto razon para
Zanzibar su creencia. I'm h0mbre que
no piensa suficiente de su ciudadania
para pagan 81 capitacion. amenudo Ia
lnica forma de tribute d la cual esta
sujeto. no debe ser permitido votar en-
esla o en- cualqulera otra division della
comunidad Americana. Y 81 el pag0 de
Ii c~apitacion fuese hecha ina necesi-
dad de franquicia en- Nuevo Mexico, ell
Territorio recibiria m gran suma de
dinero 4 la cual j%ustamente esta init
tulado, y 81 pago de la cual es ahora
capeado por todos en- general.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03

I'm una entrega rcclentc 81 Fomcn-
tabor Albuquerque Journal dice que en-
amos pasados ell manejador del Nuevo
Meyieano. estuvO en- Albuquerque y
"ayud6" al elemento allegro de aquclla
plaza o subscripcioncs y d~onaciones
de dinero en- una manera bastante ver-
gonzosa. 81 Fomentador Albuquerque
Journal sabe muy bicn que esta min
tiendo en- 10 que dice arriba y 10 hacc
con malicia premiditada q ~intencion
evidente. La dificultad COZ Of Fomen.
iador Albuquerque Journal es que Ina
gina que 81 Nuevo Mexicano es de Ia
''cacha" de 81 y que sigue los pismos
principles corruptos que 81 ha seguido.
Juzgar 4 otros por. 81 mismo, eyldente-
mente no es conocldo 4 csc papel y
sus maninuleadores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03

~ ~ 81 = A'"HAA" |Nt.- Lr" .HNff" . DN
''rhe Las Vegas Optic tam ien
sigue Ia rpta del Nuevo Mexica'
no en- el alegato dc una estricta
convention CONSTITUTIONAL par
tidaria. Esta bien. Que siea
asi. FL Vale de Pecos mandard
q todos los Demdcratas q 10 con.
veucion, y con la ayuda de Arizo-
ma tai vez puedan hacerla int.
resante para d elefante. Ros
well Record,
Esta bien, que siga de ese mo
do; Los Republicanos no le tie.
men en- NADIA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03

III Carlsbad Argus hace la siguiente
observation juiciosa sobre 81 personal
de la convention constitutional para
Ell estado de Arizona, en- case que una
sea tenida:
LA revoltura politics de Ia conven-
cion constltucional-creyendo que 81
proyecto de estado consolidate pase
ell Congreso-esta ahora sobresaltando
a la prensa territorial Algunos Ia quie-
rem no-partidarla, mientras otros la de-
Q ~partidarla. A no ser que sea d.
ferente a convenciones semejantes en-
cast todos los estados, sera partidaria,
sunque. por cleric, es muy probable
aue una reunion no-partidaria seria de
mas beneficio. Fl juego p~olitico. sin
embargo, es uno que esta corriendo ca
81 TODD 81 tiempoyy sera dificultoso
sospenderlo cuando los Delegates a la
convention constitutional sean esco'
gidos."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
cURA Los pEoREs cAsos De
cATARRo.


"A. 6. ireland vshde Hyomel Bajo ca
rantia que no cuesta NADIA 81 no
cura.
Hyomel clra los pe0res casos de ca
tarro Supplements aspirando el rene
do por medic del Inhalador Que Sc
trne on d bonsillo del chaleco y 81 cual
viene Q cada eQuipo.
Llenar do drogas 81 cst6mago anne
nude causa digestion desordenada, J
nuncd haecS una cura perMancnte dc
catarro. Hy0mei no solamentc destru-
ye los g6rlnenes Ell In garganta y ma
riz pcro penetra 4 las mas remotas
celdas respiradoras en- los pulinones y
entra a 10 sangre con o. oxigeno, des.
truyendo los germenes catarrales on Ia
sangre.
ri equiM complete de Hyomei, con
sistiend0 do un inhalador para oil bolsl.
lilo del chaleco y I'm echador de medici.
m, Y una botella de Hyomei. cuestan
solamente 81. 81 este NO afecta una
cura completa, b0tellas adicionaies pue.
den obtenerse por so c~entavos.
A. G.. Ireland sabe de mucha genie
quo ha sid0 curada de catarro o
Hyomei, Creo que es tan segura que
81 devuelye 81 dinero 81 no cura.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
cuMPLIpo MEREclpo.

Lo siguiente del Deming Headlight
es muy cumplimentario q las admins
traciones Republicans las cuales sc
han obtenido en- este Territorio des'
de el verano de 1897.
"El Territorio de Nuev0 Mexico nun
ca habia estado en- una condicion mas
~pr6spera que d la p~resente. De cada
parte del gran Territorio del Sol Res
p~landeciente yienen informcs de pros
peridad y progreso."
Prosperidad de la clase arrlba AUDI
da no podia ser la regla en- Nuevo Me-
xico hoy al no haber sid0 que el Te-
rritorio ha gozado de n administra-
cion limpia y eficiente dc negoci0s pol
vari0s amos pasados y 81 no hubiera
adelantado on toda forma de negocios
Para mas seguridad, Las buenas esta-
clones que han sido una bendlcion para
Nuevo Mexico dltimamente han tenido
muchisimo que hacer con las c0ndicio-
mes satisfactorias del Territorio del
Sol Resplandeciente, pero la conducta
de los negocios oficiales del Terrific
rio y de sus condados tambien fue m,iy
instrumental en- esa direction.
AA MI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03

La question Do tener una convention
CONSTITUTIONAL no-partidaria en- case
que tai coerpo vel convocado on Nue.
Mexico dentro d. IN rho o dos Nv es
tado siend0 anImi,dO DOR yarios pape
les pcm0crn as cr "a vceiilu.ln asle
cialmente por n Roswell record. N
Register, publicado en- Ia misma plaza
con oil Record, tomn una mira entera
mente difercnte do aquclla tomnda poi
III contemporaneo Democratic, Nsta
mira on Ia que sostiene d pnrtid0 Re
publlcano del Territorio y es explicuda
por Of Register como sIgue;
"QuIdn In dido dccir que los Demo
cratas entreguen una ycntaja en- conn
clones polIticas? 'si hay IN case dt
osta clase do, magnanidad On rcgistro
q Register no ha dido decir do ella
'Por 10 tanto. porQue los Republicanos
de Nuevo Mexico deben entregar 81
ventaja Y consentIr on una convention
constitutional no-partidarla, on cas-
que no sea posibleg Hay hombres su
flciente buenos On 81 partid0 Republl
cano para hacer este gran trabajo y $
10 deben d 81 mismos y al honor do
partido para ejecutarlo, La constitu
cIon es 10 que los Republicanos tendra,
quo gohcrnar y ser gobernados bajo Il
inIsma on 10 future. P0r 10 tanto do
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