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"a tirantez francO-a -alem ana
aume nta
Sc espera de IN momentO otro
la clauSura de las cOnferenc

Nueva York, lunes-Comunican de Madrid
deSagradableS notiCiaS acerCa del aumento de,
la tirantez de relacOnes entire los delegadOs
franco -alemanes. y Sc espera de momento
otro la clausura de las conferencias que Sc ver-
fcan en- Algeciras sobre los asuntos de Marrue-
COS
Los delegados del Sultan han estado decidi-
damente de parte de Alemania en- los disCusiO
mes sostenidas ultimamente
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AZuCAR

PARA LA EXPORTACION
Cotizamos a $2'97 $3.oS segdn po-
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MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
.TrOEGrie

Registrador de la pr u iedad sustituto que
fu6 IA amos en- Arecbo ofrece sus servicios,
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos de la casa
nGmero 13, calle de la Cruz, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para su inscription en- ell Regis
tro de la propiedad del Distrito y remitir 4
los respectivos interesados, los documentos
que CON tai objeto Sc le envian.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
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e anuncio de- viaje de Ia es.
cuadra francesa M N0r&e
Sc cOnsidera una medida
contra Alemania

Nueva York, lunes.-El aviso de,que la es-
cuadra de acorazados franceSes que maniobra
en- Ell Mediterraneo saldra en- breve para Ell mar
del Norte Sc ha considerable por el gobierno ale
man como una medida contra los intereses ger
manos, Y ademas como un acto de hostllidad
cont su escuadra que maniobra tambienkcer-
ca del canal de Kiel
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SePvlclO Especial del BOIetIn MePcanln
OABLEGRAMAS.
IA t0ma de pose
sion de + FalEiereS
Gran entusiasmo Ell tOda la Repdblica

Nueva York. iunes participant de Paris
que el sabado tom6 possession del cargo de Presi'
dente de la Republica Mr.. Armando Fallieres,
verifcandose con este motive grandes testejos
en- la capital francesa.
FL pueblo ha demostrado gran entusiasmo,
aclamando al nuevo Presidente al trasladarse
al Palacio de los Campos Ellseos
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The time for little dinner table tricks
IL after the dessert is passed and when
cordials, bonbons and cigarettes are max
ing their way around the table. Then
the ingenious person starts up some bit
Of foolishness and is eagerly followed :
others present. An old but amusing din
ner table trick is to wet the middle finger
and then pass 1t slowly around the top
of the finger bowl A long drawn out
musical note is the rekult. varying greatly
in tone. From each finger bowl that is
played on comes a different note. Some
are high and shrill. others low and dron-
ing. The combined harmony produced by
several finger bowl notes together is often
very curious. While the finger bowls are
ringing the shells of English walnuts are
separated in halves and made into little
barges to float on the water Usually
they are propelled along with silver nut
picks, and when the trick is most exciting
they are filed with brandy and set on fire
that they may represent burning ships
at sea.
Where brandy is used in connection
with mandarin skins the purpose is quite
different 1t is there to make cordial
which may be slipped at leisure. The skin
Of the mandarin is deeply cut around the
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fruits middle and each half then laid
back until 1t is peeled off and appears
like a small cup, the skin itself being
turned inside out. Into the cup about
two tablespoonfuls of brandy are poured
and set on fire. AS 1t burns 1t draws
out the pungent oil in the mandarin skin
and forms cordial like curacao.
The fragrance OF the fruit while the
brandy Is burning is delightful. The
liqueur thus formed, however, Is very
strong, and can only be taken by tie
hardy In any but very small quantities.
When creme de menthe is served as a
cordial 1t Is thought amusing to blow
cigarette smoke over the top OF it-that Is
to try and make the smoke I'LL the space
between the creme de menthe and the
top OF the glass. This Is not easy to do,
az the slightest movement of air blows
the smoke away. The smoke must be
pu1ed very slowly into the glass that 1t
may settle. and the one doing this trick
must then draw his head away sidewise
so that no upward movement of air is
created. 3
The color effect of the smoke as 1t rests
on the emerald green OF this cordial is
mystic and beautiful. 1t also is SO light
that 1T can be blown of without affecting
the taste of the liqeur at all.
A number Of persons piayinE this little
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dinner table trick p-c-ent often comical
scene, owing to the various positions they
take 20 prevent moving the smoke. 1t is
trick, however, which invariably delights
the artistic.
To mold pig from bread crumbs is
another amusement Of those that linger
late at the table. 1t brings out consider
able nimbleness Of fingers and shows
clearly which ones at the table have
lurking talent for sculpture. Those who
make the pigs most successfully first
make the bread into compact oval shape
about an inch long. 1t Is then by inden-
tations and modelings with the finger
tips that the legs and head and even the
curlicue tail Of the pig gradually appear.
Besides these table tricks there is an
other of making red wine rest on the top
OF water In colored stratum. The wine
IL lighter than the water, but unless ii is
manipulated very carefully the force with
which 1t Ii poured on the water will make
tt break through and sink to the bottom.
The method, therefore, is to use a tea
spoon. Into which the red wine is taken
and then allowed to trickle very slowly
down the side OF the glass and float out
over the water. This slow process is con-
tinued, the wines pathway down the side
Of the glass not being allowed to broaden
until the wine rises to the height desired
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cheaply for your prank-go! That will do.
Doctor Coming to himself simply
Goodby, NadyeZhdai / love thee. For
give me-for everything. Goodby. Thou
will be ruined with then-thou wilt be
ruined! Goodby, Goodby, all-you crows
(goes out).
Tsiganov (to Nadyezhda)-welI.a are Won
satisfied at last? All has turned out as in
novel-happy love, three people unfor-
tunate-an attempt to shoot-blood
points to his finger, which is covered with
handkerchief Is it good?
Nadyezhda (dully)-What will he do
now-also commit suicide?
Tsiganov-I would have shot myself-for
shame.
Monakhov (to Cherkun In a low voice)-
Give me back my wife. Give her to me
nave nothing else. She's my all I gave
all my life to her. stole for her
Cherkun (harshly)-Please, take herr
Nadyezhda (astonished. to Cherkun)-
What did you say? Take her? Yess
Cherkun (firmly)-Yesl Nadyezhda- 4
ask you, forgive me-
Nadyezhda-What2
Cherkun-Dont attach any Significance
to my act A momentary Impulse
aroused by yourself-that's not love In
the full sense.
Nadyezhda Gn a duh voice)-Speak
more plainly, so I can easily Understand
Cnerkun-I do not love you-No!
Nadyezhda (not believing) That cant
be- You have kissed me-nobody has svar
kissed me, nobody but YOU,
Monakhov (meekly)-And land T.
Nadyezhda-Be silent corpse,
Cherkun-Let US put an end to all this.
Did you understand me? Forgive r,,s "a,
you cant (About gol
Nadyezhda-No. no, will sit down..
George. sit down near me, won't vo,,-.
Yegor -Petrovich.
Cherkun-I do not love you'll do M,
love youi EXIT ''
Lydia-I have sought for s...a,.
nrn man whom 1 could respect-T havc
sought for long tirne-I am sestxt,,.- -
man that could adore. to 20 uyith ,,,..
SIDE by side. Perhaps this Is onlv =
the man. ~ SeeA Aor
Cherkun (softly)-To worship him.
Lydia-And to go with him side Nv s,S.
Are there no sages among n,sr' ~, - s..s, s.us
Are there no heroes. to whor, uts a.
sreat creative work? Is IT possible th.s
there is none? ~iiot
Cnerkun (softly. in despair)-rt 4. ,v-
POSSIBLE TO preserve ones self here. rTn-
er OF this life-of this filth-- po"-
Lydia angrily)-Everywher nit,,,,,
people, everywhere greedy people-fA
snot Is hard from the yard
>, onerkun tsadly)-Oh. againt What's
degor; Where? Oh, You are here Nv
Uou. ,Sinks down on the couch.
Lydia tgoing out)-Tn see
DoSayevskaya-And / was about 20 =.
10 bed already Yes- " SO
lsiganov Gin the corridor)-Don't
Cherkun-Who fred
Tsiganov e)-She-Nadvazbs.
Cherkun-At whom?
1slganov (shuddering)-At hsrse1, -
m my presence-in the presence of her b,,.
it. S ueNh take
Bogayevskaya (goes to the corrfso-,
what fooll Who could have sv.~
thought of it? Ser
anna rushing over to her husban6,-
iegor. You are not to blame, No. Yegor-
Cherkun-Where-is- -is-that-doctorS
Monaknov tentering)-The doctor 10 -.
needed There's no need for anvthin~ rnrv
Gentlemea' you have killed a human r.
ing-what for? an D
Ahna-Oh, Yescr-not you-not youf
Moaakhov (softly. with horrorl-wh,+
nave you done? Eth? What hav. va.
done? a"e you
tAil maintain silence. The wind =
heard bowling outside) VIM
Curtain.
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with sea Of tears, but 1t is still dark
Liza (nervously)-I am telling you, tho
earth is being piled up evermore witt
hatred. Cruelty is growing on earth.
Protasov-Liza, are you again spread
ing out your black wings?
Liza-Don't say that. Pavel. You sec
nothing, you are looking into a micro
scope.
Chepurnoy-And you-into telescope
You should not do 1t, you had better look
with your own eyes.
Liza with anxiety)-You are all blind
Open your eyes! That by which you live
your thoughts, your feelings, are like
flowers in a forest filed with darkness
and decay, filled with horror. There are
only few Of you; you are not noticed on
earth.
vagin (dryly)-Whom do you see on
earth, then?
Liza-The millions are noticed on earth,
not the hundreds-and amidst the mil
lions hatred Is growing. You, intoxicated
by words and thoughts. do not see this,
but l saw how hatred poured forth into
the street and the people, infuriated, en-
ragged, destroyed one another with pleas
ure. Some day their wrath will fall upon
VOL
Protasov-Fear of death-this hinders
people from being brave. beautiful. free!
This fear hangs over them like a BLACK
cloud; 1t covers the earth with shadows
and brings forth apparitions. 1t forces
them to stray aside from the straight load
toward freedom. from the wide road Of
experience. 1t impels them to form ha asty.
abnormal conceits of the meaning of life;
1t frightens reason and then thought cfe-
ates. delusions! But we, we human beings
children of the sun, we will conquer the
dark fear Of death! We are the chlilren
of the sun! 1t is the sun that is burning
in our blood. 1t is the sun that brings
forth proud, fiery thoughts, Illuminating
the darkness of our doubts; the sun Is an
ocean Of energy of beauty and of soal in
toxicating joy!
Liza-You lied, Pavell Life Is full of
brutes Why do you speak of the joys of
the future? Why do you deceive you,
selves and others? You have left man
far. behind you-you lonely. unfortunate.
small people. Is it possible that You do
not understand the terror of this life?
You are surrounded by enemies every
where brutes. 1t is necessary to destroy
cruelty. to conquer hatred. Understand
me! Understand me! (Hysterics.)
Curtain.
''The Barbarians" is a keen exposure Of
the life and morals of the Russian So
called "lntellectuals. The following, ex-
tracts are from the last act The scene
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let there be storm, but the sun is shining
in front of the ship. Call your painting
Toward the SUM-" the source of life!
Vagin-Yes, toward the source of life.
There in the distance, amid the clouds,
will be the face of a woman, as bright
as the sun.
Protasov-Why woman? But let there
be man like Darwin among the people
on the steamship. However | must go
Goes out quickly)
Vagin (earnestly)-From day to day YOU
are attracting me ever more firmly tow
ard you l am ready TO pray to you.
Yelena-Make no idol unto Yourself nor
any other image.
Vagfn-I will paint this picture, you'll
seei And its colors win sing majestic
hymn to Freedom, to Beauty. =
Melania (earnestly)-You are a woman.
you love, perhaps you will understand.
Yelena-Not so loud. Your brother is
in the garden.
Melania-What do 1 care? Now. listen.
/ love Pavel Fyodorovich. Therei l love
him so that l am ready to work for him
as cook. as servant. You, / see. you
love the painter. You don't need Pavel
Fyodorovich. If you wish will kneel be-
fore you. Give him to me. I'll kiss your
feet,
Yelena (dumfounded)-what are Won
talking about? What's the matter with
you?
Melania-It's all the same. I have mon
ey. l would build laboratory palace
would build for himi 1 would serve him
so that no wind. should touch him-I would
sit by the doorway days and nights
that's what / would do What do you
need him for? While 1 love him as a
saint
Yelena-Compose yourself; wait, am
afraid don't understand you properly
Melania-Madam. You are a wise wo-
man. You are a noble, pure woman. Ny
life was so hard, SO disgusting-I have
seen only base people-and he, He. He's
child-he's so sublime, Beside him I
would be a qCeen-to him a servant to
everybody else a queen! And my soul
my soul would breathe freely, / want a
pure man! Do you understand me? Therei
Yelena (agitated)-It is difficult for me
to understand you. We must talk it over
at length My God. how unfortunate you
seem to be,
Melania-Yes, Oh, yes, You can un-
derstand me! You must understand me.
That's why speak to you like this-all at
once. 1 know that you will understand
me. Do not deceive me. Perhaps I will
also become good woman if you will not
deceive me!
Yelena-I have no reason for deceiving
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MAXINE GoRKY'S
BIOGRAPHY

BIOGRAPHY
18es-Born in Nizhni Novgorod.
1S7S-Began to work as errand
boy in shoe store.
1S79-Apprentice in draughts-
mans Office.
1SsO-worked as kitchen boy on
a steamer
1SS3-Worked in cake bakery.
1SS4-Worked as wood sawyer.
1sS4-Worked as dock hand.
1s85-Worked as baker.
1sS6-Chorist with small operatic
company.
1SS7-Apple peddler
1sSs-Attempted suicide.
1SS9-Railroad guard.
1S90-Secretary in lawyers office.
1S91-Began to tramp over Rus
sia.
1892--Worked in railroad shop.
1S92-Wrote his first story.
1s94-His story "Chelkash" ap-
peared in Vladimir Korol-
enko's magazine. attracting
much attention throughout
Russia
Gorky has written FIVE volumes
of short stories; "Foma Cor
deyev," "Troye," novels; "The
Peasant" an unfinished novel,
and the following plays: Mesh
change" "On the Bottom" 1.-The
Cottagers," THE Children of the
Sun" and ''The Barbarians."
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takes place in garden In a small provin-
cial town:
Cherkun (placing his hands on hcl
shoulders). DO you love me? Yes? Well
tell me. do you love me?
Monakhova Gin low voice, firmly
Yes. AS soon as saw you-at once. My
George! You are my George! (She en-
braces hin.) Enter Anna (Cherkun'
wife), her face tear stained, handker-
chief in her hand. Noticing her husband
and Nadyezhda Monakhova, she straight
ems herself.
Anna Gin a low voice)-This is nasty,
Cherkun with drunken smile)-Don't
be in a hurry, Anna-although-it makes
no difference
Nadyezhda-Yes. Now 1t is all the
same.
Anna with disgustJ-Oh. you are a
brute You are a nasty brute
Nadyezhda (coolly)-Thats because
love him?
CherAun Gas though aroused from
sleep)-Wait. Anna, be silent
Anna-You want me to be silent? Oh.
how low you have fallen-I could under
stand it if it weren't this one-If il were
some one else-but this woman! This is
a brute
Nadyezhda (to Cherkun)-Come George.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Polikarpovna, lis
ten) noise in the corridor. Tsiganov runs
>
Nadyezhda's husband)-
Tsiganov-Bring this blockhead to his
senses. He has spoiled my finger
Doctor tholding a large, old revolver.
Leaning against the doorpost with one
arm, he aims the revorver at Tsiganov)-
I'll spoil you all. Lets the cock CO.
Misses fire).
Tsiganov-Ass, You can't shoot,
Cherkun crushing over to the doctor)-
Drop it,
Anna and Nadyezhda (together)-Go
away He'll kill you!
Doctor turning the revolver with his
fingersl-Be cursed, you devil
Nadyezhda Clearing the revolver from
his hands)-Oh. you fool
Cherkun-Have you lost your reason?
Monakhov-Hadya- kill
Lydia drumming in)-What has hap
pened?
Tsiganov-I have enough of my own
sins-I don't want to pay for those Of
others-you savage,
(to Monakhov.) Take away from here
this (to Lydia) They were kissing
each other
Lydia Oeading her away)-stepa. call
auntie over here
Doctor (to Cherkun, in dull voice)-
kissing him? You?
Cherkun-Get away from here
Tsiganov (tyfng handkerchief around
the hand)-He woke up-the idiot,
Doctor aintively)-Nadyezhda Whom
hast thou chosen?
Nadyezhda (regards him with SMILEY
Don't say thou to me.
Doctor-Whom hast thou chosen?
Nadyezhda pointing at Cherkun. proud
ly)-Him,
Monakhov-Nadya, Nadya. What for?
What wrong have l done. Nadyusha?
Bogayevskaya tcon'ing in)-What a
scandal? We have come to il (passes
to Annals room).
Doctor (to Tsiganov)-You. sir, I beg
your pardon. l should have shot him.
But then. it Is all the same, You are
both birds of prey. l am sorry that have
not killed you. 1 am very sorry.
Nadyezhda (regretfully)-w can you
do. Eth. youl
Doctor-Thats right, 1 can't do any,
thing! Everything has been consumed
within my soul You have burnt it,
Cherkun-Well. that's enough. I say,
Monakhov-Nddya. let's go home
Nadyezhda (frmly)-My home is where
his is-that's where my home is
Doctor-My heart was burning for four
long years
Tsiganov-Yegor, What is he pratinr
about? He tore my nail
Cherkun (to the doctor)-You have paid
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you. l feel your suffering heart Come
to me- Come,
Melania-How you speak! Is 1t possible
that you are also good?
Yelena (taling her by the hand)-Be-
lieve me, believe me. if people will only
be sincere they will understand one an
other.
Melania following her)-I do not know
whether ] believe you or not. Your words
l understand. but / cannot understand
your feelings--whether you are good or
not. ! am afraid TO trust in the good.
have never seen it, and am myself bad
ignorant woman. ! have washed my soul
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poser, having written such works as
Yankee Girl. Blaze Away and other
American compositions, says that he
believes the work was originally con-
structed by, some Indian tutor, inasmuch
as the Flying Arrow piece comprises
very. unique conception of melody and
harmony. He has adapted the opening
strains for a martial movement and be-
lieves he can evolve two-step from the
work, which will bear modern orchestra
tion.
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An interesting relic of the first genu-
inc Indian melody has just been discov-
cred by Abraham Holzmann, an Ameri-
can musician, who is setting it into mod
ern dress. The curio was found recently
in an old bookshop in Oklahoma and
bears the imprint of 1909. nearly a
century ago. 1t is printed, or, rather
painted, upon velunl. and, although
stained and tattered. is plainly legible in
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each detail.
The musical parchment il. a curiosity
in that 1t bears ali the essential notations
Of modern music-tempo. cefs. slaves.
rests. etc., as embodied in the interpreta-
ton; and also compares accurately with
the fret musical literature adopted by
the Indian. University at MuskoSee In
dian Territory. founded by the Chero-'
KEGS in 1880.
Professor Holzrnann, who possesses the
parchment and who ,is himself COM
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NAXIn GORKY

with a sea of tears, but it is still dark.
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lots, bluegrass lawn, cement walks,
flowers, orchard and fine garden
spot; perpetual water right. 1t will
pay you to investigate this home.
If you want a small home, 1 have
beautiful 4room cottage, with all
modern convenience. Model nome
for small family. Located in desira
BILE part Of city, on two lots; cement
sidewalk Can sell on terms for
$4,000.
FOR RENT Elegant home furnish
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Will rent for winte at $50.
S-room furnished house, suitable for
boarding OF rooming house, cor.
4th and N. Lea ave. Furniture
worth 5000. Will sell for $500.
Two-story frame house, corner lot,
close in, $4,000.
7-room house. nicely furnished.
close in and modern. Will rent from
December LIST until spring for $50 per
month.
Houses for rent or SALE Hondo land
a speciality
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The Mummy amt had no fun
for 5000 years. 9O-f

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List your property with Woodruff
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Figure with B. F. Smith when you
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WANTED At once to borrow $3.50
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S. d. Ramsby, C. B. Turner and
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Mrs. H. K. Stark and four little
daughters left this morning for her
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DR.. o. s. Baketel, of New York VINO
delivered a lecture to the Methodist
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The nail and flesh on the first joint
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were removed, but the bone was left
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List-your property with Woodruff
& DeFreest, Okla. Block, room 4.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-18

The Mummy amt had no fun
for 5000 years. 9O-tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-18
Bulbs for Fall Planting

Hyacinths, narcissus, Gus daft
fodils and Chinese lilies, just receiv-
ed.-Roswell Produce & Seed Co. If
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-18
"Home. Sweet Home"

A Beautiful Home, Worth $4,000
Can Sell for $4,000.
Located two blocks e of Main
street. A most desirable location:
all modern co~nveniences; two corner