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The Shakespeare Club gave its an
nual musicale for 1906 Saturday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. John W.
Poe, Mrs. w. L. Hill being in charge
of the program, which was as fol-
lows:
Piano, Waltz, "Opus Posth," by
Chopin, Mrs. S. T. Peter
Vocal (al "a Memory" CD ''Ihe
Haunt of the Witches" Miss Ed tn
Rodl1ey.
Piano. Duet l. Elixie de Amour"
Mrs. w. L. Hill and Mrs. C. D.
Thompson.
Vocal. THE Rel. Red Rose Mrs.
Ellis.
Piano, "Palacca Brill1ante," by
Weber. Miss Adelia 1. Morgan.
The program was of the highest
merit throughout, and was so greatly
enjoyed that every performer was
called upon for a second number.
The hostess served refreshments
at the conclusion OF the musical
feast
The members present were Mes
danes Graham, McGaff ~ Pruit, Har-
low, Poe, Mason, Hill Humphreys,
Morrow, Peter, Payton and Phillips
Outside guests were Misses Rodkey
and Morgan; Mesdames Cunning
ham. Ellis. McIntire and Thompson.
The Woman's Club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon for a continuation
Of the study of French history Mrs.
Percy Evans is leader and her assist
ants win be Mrs. c. E. Mason and
Miss Ellen Nilsson.
The annual New Years social ses-
sion of the Commercial CluL will be
held tonight.
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imaginary missiles as bombshefls,
and the whole fortress being an illu-
sion of senses that do not exist, the
ammunition was perhaps wasted in
shooting at a vacuum. In these days
of so-called ''higner criticism" new
thought fads aid fanaticisms, Mr..
Davis felt that as pastor and friend
it was his duty to help remove from
the minds of his congregation the
insidious and alluring temptation to
Nifty the Kingdom of jehovah and the
Gospel of Jesus Christ. Almost any
not being a Christian Scientist ap-
peared conclusive and self-evident.
The reasons were brief-some of
them epigrammatic. The minister
did not exactly indulge in ridicule,
but he made the book of Mrs. NJ. B.
G.. Eddy (which sells for three i'm
aginary dollars" appear quite ridicu-
lous. Some of his sarcasm was calcu-
lated to raise the fur He does not
deny that there is power in sugges-
tion-that is to say if ACTION fol-
lows Mere passive1ess may even do
good to a man who needs rest, but
it requires real work to accomplish
anything worth while. Christ said,
(Which of you by taking thought
can add a cubit to his stature?'' Our
ideals alone are nothing. 1t is in
living by them and working earnestly
with purpose that we grow and ac-
complisn things.
The Record attempts no summary
of the sermon for the reason that
only by printing it complete could
the full meaning be expressed.
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MURDERER FOUND UN-
DER SCHOOL HOUSE.

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 31.-Word was
received here this morning from AS
tor, Kansas, that the posse which for
several days has been hunting the
murderers of Marshal Frisbee, of La
mar, nave finally located the second
man under the floor of a scaoolhOuse
where the 'short man" was captured
yesterday afternoon. The posse, it is
stated, is now engaged in digging
him out. This report is not confirmed
here and is discredited
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GOVERNOR CANNOT
REMOVE OFFICERS
County Officials Not Subject to the
Chief Executives Ak.

= Santa Fe, n. NJ, Dec. 20 3
g The Territorial Supreme court 8
g holds that the Organic Act q
8 does not confer power upon 8
g the Territorial Governor to 3
g, remove county or other Off 3
3 cials At the same time it 3
. ends a controversy of over =
3 year for the possession of :,
= offices of sheriff and treasurer &,
g of Bernalillo county, the in =
9 cumbents, Thomas and Frank g
g Hubbell, brothers, having been 3
. summarily removed by Cover 3
g nor Otero for malfeasalce in 3
3 Office and were succeeded by 3
g Perfecto and Justo Armijo. 3
9 The decision restores the p
g Hubbeu brothers to office, but 9
9 as their terms expire on the =
g last day of the year their in 3
. cumbency will be shortlived, 3
g although they will bring suit 3,
8 for salaries and other emolu- g
. mentS paid to the ArmijOS. 3
g The decision also has its 8
g effect upon the action of Gov 8,
g ernor Hagerman in recently g
g removing two county commits g
3 sioners from Office in Quay 3
g county as well as the sheriff 3
g of Socorro county. 3
g g
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JAPANESE IMMIGRATION
TO OLD MEXICO


City Of Mexico, Dec. 31.-A dis
patch to the Herald from Guadalajara
says the migration of Japanese
brought into this country under con
tract to work on the ManzanilIo ex-
tension of the Mexican Central, con
tinues. According to the correspond
ent, $50 of these men nave arrived
in Guaialajara and purchased tickets
for Ell Paso. This story puts another
the men are well supplied with mon
ey and are not laborers. Among
them are number of professional
men. skilled physicians and students.
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Investigation Will Be Thorough.
Train Robbery in Virginia.

Richmond Va, Dec. 31.-Near La
Crosse, Va, on the Seaboard Air
Line, early this morning the passen-
gers in the sleeper of tAe train out
of Richmond were held DIP and rob-
bed Of about $500, besides jewelry.
The robbers, two in number, got on
at Richmond as passengers, and one
of them remained in tae coach while
the other went through the sleeper.
The Pullman conductor, while at
tempting to arrest the man robbing
the passengers was shot through the
arm. The man then pulled the emerg-
ency brake cord, stopped the train,
and with his confederate escaped to
the woods.
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JUDGES OF TOWN

SHIP ElEC IONS.
The county commissioners met
Saturday and selected the judges for
the township elections over the coun-
ty, to be held January IA for the pur-
pose of electing justices of the peace
and constables. The judges and voting
places are as follows:
Voting Precinct No. 1, North Ros-
well, at Court House.-Fred J. Beck
w S. Moore and Herbert Fitzgerald.
No. 2, South Roswell-C. L. Wilson
4. F. Deem and B. F. Moo1.
No. 3, South Spring school house
J. T Randle, w NJ Ferguson and J.
R. Slease.
No. 4, Dexter, J. P. offce.-Jerry
Cazier. D. R. Patrick and w. w.
Elliott.
No. 5, Hagerman, j. P office-J.
D. Nell, Ely Carter and R. w. Miller,
No 6, Lake Arthur, J. P Office
B. c. Moots, A J. Foster AID w L.
Stull
No. Z, Lower Penasco.-Austin
Reeves, S. o. Crum and B. Glen.
No 8, Plains, Beal school-R. P,
Bowen, Andy Holloway and ]. V.
Causey.
No. 8, Glen ,>store-J. y. Cooley, r.
L. Moss and E. J. Wilcox
No. 10, Ell Yeso, Long ranch.-Sam
Mitchell, Paul Huston and Pedro
Casaus
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Biggest Well for its Depth.

J. o. Carper mas just completed a
well for Mr. Bashum at his place near
the east end of Lovers Lane that is
declared to have the biggest artesia1
the well. The flow is 43 inches above
a 75s casing, which means a flow of
about $500 gallons per minute. The
well is only 400 feet deep.
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Mrs. Eliza Spencer, mother of AS
sistant District Attorney Spencer,
left This morning for Chicago, where
she will ioin her daughter, Miss
Spencer. Who is worlds secretary of
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation, and with her go on a trip
the world. They will go 10
San Francisco, then to Japan. China
India and Australia, and return by
way of England Their trip will con.
sumo about year.
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A. G.. Mills, of Greenfield, received
telegram Saturday night that his
son, who is in the cattle business near
Las Vegas, is very i'll and he left
Sunday morning for that place. When
ne reached Portales he received an
other message that his son was dead
and he returned on the afternoon
train. The son, whose name was Ro-
bert Mills, viii be buried at Las
Vegas.
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=. g. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locaf Report.)
observation taken at s a M

(ObServatlOn taken at a. MI
Roswell. N. NJ, Dec 31.-Tempera
ture.-Max-, So; min. 26; mean, AZ.
Precipitation, co. wind N w, We
locity 2 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
warmer tonight
Forecast for New Mexico:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with rain or snow in north portion;
warmer tonight
NJ. WRIGHT,
OmciaI in Charge.
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EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
ACT UNcONSTITUTIONA

Louisville, KY, Dec: 31.-Judge
Walter Evans in the Federal court
today decided the employers liabili-
ty act unconstitutional. The decision
is given il the case of the admins
tratriX of n. C. Brooks VS.. the South
ern Pacific railroad, and is believed
to be the first decision handed down
in connection with this act.
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An Earlier Dispatch.

Washington, D. c., Dec 31.-The
total number killed in the rear end
collision on the Baltimore AID Ohio
railroad at Terra Gotta. D. c.. block
stetion, three miles from Washing
ton last night, is estimated this NOR
ming at about 40, and the number in
jured al So Tie wreck was caused
by an engine drawing eight empty
cars running into a passenger train
that had pulled out from the station
bound for this city. Engineer Hide
brand, who was in charge of the
passenger train. shortly after the dis
aster declared that on account of the
dense0fog he was unable to distin-
guish the signal light at Tokoma
Park block station. Tower Operator
Phillips declared that the danger
signal was in proper place AID tnat
Engineer Hidebrand's train passed
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We Wish You All a happy New Year>~Price & CO

Hamilton, Captain General; J. H.
Jenkins, Prelate; Clarence Ullery,
Warden; James Hamilton, Junior
Warden; John Shaw, Treasurer: w.
w. Phillips, Recorder; w. N. Bald
win, Standard Bearer; F. N. Brown.
Warder; George T. Davis, Sentinel
The installation was conducted by
Past Grand Commander E. A. Cahoon.
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WHY HE Is NOT A
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST

Pointed, Clear and Forcible Ar
-ai5nment of Emotional Nonsense"
Il there were any Christian Scien-
lists present at the Presbyterian
church last night. they no doubt as
sumed their invisible form and van
ished through the imaginary walls
long before the Rev. Mr.. Davis had
given half his reasons for not being
a Cnristian Scientist. The first reason
given by Mr.. Davis was a bombshell
whole fortress. But Christian Scien-
lists of course do aot recognize such
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Mrs. R. T. Hunt, her daughters,
Misses Eva and Irene, and little so1.
Robert left this morning for their
old home ii Danville, Va, where they
will join Mr.. Hunt in making their
home. Tney have lived in Roswell six
teen months and leave manv friends.
Raymond Hunt will continue his resi-
dence here.
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the station going at a speed of so or
60 miles.
The officials of the Baltimore and
Ohio road, who were unable to fix
the responsibility for the disaster
last night, will begin an investigation
at Baltimore today
Frederick Leigh, brakeman of the
ill-fated passenger train, who is in
the hospital and not expected to re-
cover, said: when we passed Ken
sington the danger signals were
hoisted, and we were told to move
along cautiously. When we hit Tako-
ma. the signals were still out, and
we faft the station slowly and pro-
ceedsd. to Terra Gotta, our next stop.
Signals were out at Terra Gotta, and
we took aboard a few passengers and
started to pull out for Washington
wnen the train following US hit the
back coach and smashed it to splin-
terS."
investigation Will Be Thorough.
Baltimore, Md, Dec. Sc. N. Cal
loway, superintendent of transporta-
ton for the B. & o., who went to
the scene of the wreck at Terra Cot
ia last night, returned to Baltimore
today He said that a thorough inves
tigation of the disaster would be
held here as soon as possible. No eff
fort, ne said, would be spared to fix
the blame.
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Knights TempIar Install ohIcers.

Rio Hondo Commaadery No. 6
held its annual installation of Off
GERS Saturday night, the following be-
ing the new officials; R. NJ. Parsons,
Eminent Commander: Walter P.
Chisum. Generalissimo: Harry w.
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See our 5 & 1oc counters.-Makfn's

C. c. Womack arrived Saturday
night from Fort Worth to take the
place formerly held by G. L. True as
representative in eastern New Mexi-
co of the Swift Packing Co. The
place mas been temporarily filled by
Mr.. Mayfield since Mr.. True went
into the Joyce-Pruit Company.
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Mrs. Walton Thompson and Miss
Bess Buford, of Newport, Ark, have
arrived to spend the winter and pos
sibly to locate. They are friends Of
Mrs. j. A Graham.
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S. E. Waskom came up from Dex
ter this morning to spend New Years
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Mrs. Fred c. Hunt returned this
morning from Hagerman. where she
attended a series of holiday social
events
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VIM Pluakett has filed suit thru
Attorney R. E Lund, against julius
Garst ct al, to clear a title to land
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Mrs. n. Y. Brown, of Hagermaa
was here shopping today
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Miss Lelan Croft returned this NOR
ming from a visit with friends at
Dexter.
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Mrs. H. NJ Gage and children came
up from Artesia this morning for
visit with her sister, Mrs. James F.
HinkIe
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For Sale or Trade.

130 deeded, 20 desert, all fenced.
Good Wei and windmill, 6 miles of
Roswell. 5St5*
GILMORE & FLEMING.
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NJ. J. Hartman went to Lake Ar
thur Sunday night to begin work on
new churcn building.
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R. W. Terrill. of Artesia. was here
today.
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Notice to stockholders.

The undersigned will be in his Of
fee from the first to the 10th of eacn
month, from $50 a. m. to 1900 noon,
each day for the purpose of receiving
the monthly payments due the ROS-
WE'LL BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
No outside collections will be
made.
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A. o. MILLICE, Secty.
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The annual New Years social ses-
sion of the Commercial CluL will be
held tonight.
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SOME ONE HAD eiUNpEREp.
Information and Postmark In No Way
in Accord.

An editor said of the late Mrs.
Craigie, or John Oliver Hobbies, as the
brilliant American novelist was
known:
y had the honor of dining with Mrs.
Craigie during the London season at
her beautiful house in Lancaster Gate.
She lived there in great luxury with
her father, who is a millionaire chem
list. Across the street dwells the earl
Of Meath, the marquis of Ailsa lives a
few doors above, while next door is
the mansion Of the earl of Dunmore,
Scottish peer whose servants all
wear the highlander costume, with
the kilt, plaid and bare knees.
Mrs. Craigie was a superb mimic.
Mimicry, as she had mastered it, is
one Of the fine arts. remember well,
that night at dinner, how she min.
licked a silly empty.headed little lady
whose husband, lover of gayety, was
inclined to neglect his wife.
Mrs. Craigie told us that this lady
while spending the winter in the coun.
try, said one day at the country post
office:
Dear me, what a silly mistake
you post office people have made
How, madam asked the clerk.
Why she explained, with litter,
here have just gotten a letter from
my husband, who is working hard in
London, and the envelope is post
marked Monte Carlo"
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A DIVORCE MIxUP.
Hon. Burke Roche and Former Wife
In English Law Courts.

Hon. Burke Roche and Former wife
In English Law Courts.
NEWPORT, II. l., Nov. 3.--The Hon.
James Burke Roche of London has be-
gun proceedings for divorce against his
former wife, Mrs. Fanny Work Roche,
now Mrs Aurel Batonyl. The case
has been brought under the British
law, and the citations were served on
the respondent at her husbands -eeun-
try place, known as the Two Mile Cor.
ner farm, near Newport. a deputy
sheriff, to whom the papers were in
trusted, arranged to 90 quietly TO the
farm so as not to disturb Mrs. Batonyi,
and the vouminous citations, issued
'in the name of God and Edward VII"
and deliberately decorated, were placed
In her hands.
The allegation is bgamy, and the
charge is based on Mrs. Batonyis mar
riage on Aug. 6, 1905, to Mr.. Batonyi,
which, though legal in this country be-
cause she had obtained a divorce in the
United States from her former nus
band is not recognized, it was charged
in the complaint, under the English
law, under which the petitioner lives.
II have been greatly annoyed from
time to time" said Mrs. Batonyi to n
reporter. II was married in the United
States, and after very unhappy mar
ried life | returned from Europe and
of America many years ago. As | am
an American citizen / have nothing to
do with laws outside the United States.
am much annoy cd. Otherwise have
nothing to say"
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Estate of Charles ". Taft.
,yIn Presented,

GTATE nF VERMONT, In Probate
> District Of bennington N. Court, held a.
the Probate once In Domination within and
Tor said District on the "a day Of November.
A. ~. 1913.
Present. John V. Carney. Judge,
Az iN~fWuMnNT, purporilng 90 be The last
VIII ana Testament 81 Charles V. Taft, late
~ bennington. ln said district. deceased. being
presented by Harry T. Cusnman, Tor the ekecu'
tor therein named, for Probate. N N ordered ~
sAiiNouu that al persons concerned therein
pc n9iihed 70 appear AZ y session thereof. 20
be held No the Probate once In Termination.
M said district on the 18th dag II November,
A. ID, 1903. at ien o'clock IN the forenoon.
and show cause, u any they have. against the
probate 90 said VIII, for which purpose u n
further ordered that this order be published
three weeks successfully In the Bennington
Evening Banner, a newspaper printed Nc len.
nington inathis state. previous 20 said time OF
hearing.
BY fnE CouHf.
Attest. JOHN V. CARNEY. Judge
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Rehearsed His Own Funeral.

Charles V. of France on one occa-
sion celebrated his own funeral.
Some years before his death he
caused his tomb to be built in the
chapel of the monastery, and was
actually carried thereto as if he was
dead. The king was placed in his
coffin. and the burial ceremony en-
acted with all due solemnity. Tears
were shed as If he was in the calm
sleep of death. Chants and prayers
wee said over him, and then the
mourners left him in his coffin in the
chapel, where he remained for about
two hours.-The Sunday Magazine.
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Just Read This

When you are Ia need OF anything
that you require for your house, stable
or farm, why send out OF town, when
you can purchase IL at home for the
same money We sell good goods at
lha lowest price consistent with quail
ity,
Heaters for your houses,
Ranges for your kitchen,
Heaters for your parlors,
Oh Heaters for small rooms,
All Supplies for your baths,
Tools for yrur farm.
Fittings .or your stables,
Paints and varnishes for your
buildings,
Hardware for your house,
Too for you carpenters,
Stove Repairs OF al kinds,
Brushes, Busters, Serapers
Nails. Glass. &c, SC.
We will treat you right
And give you right prices
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Lady Agent Wanted

A lady agent to sell "Sempre Glow
inc" always Young, a pure face tot.
let, rapid seller, speaks for itself. For
free sample and particulars address
Marietta Stanley Co., 81 4th ST., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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Preventics, as the name implies, pre-
vent all colds and grippe when "taken
at the sneeze stage" Preventics are
toothsome candy tablets. Preventics
dissipate all colds quickly, and taken
early, when you first feel that col
is coming, they check and prevent
them Preventics are thoroughly safe
for children, and as effectual for
adults. Sold and recommended In 8
cent and 25 cent boxes by Joseph M.
Ayres.
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"a . TO II ia.
Bears the zIhe Kind You have Always Bought
Signature "a N<HAzIMx
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fI,AkE NOTtCT-A few more cockffcis
Rhode Island Reds and Bfown t.eghofns
last time. come quick A n swift. BcnninE.
ton Poultry Yards, 10 Adams 81
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Doan's Regulets cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels. Ask
your druggist for them. % cents a
box,
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FOR SALE.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

IANES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
u repairing. rebuilding ana snopwork. shop
OF Union street..
Arizona republican., 1906-03-02
A WYOMING BLIZZARD
 REACHES NEW MEXICO
Considerable Interruption of Traffic
 in the North.

Denver, March IA blizzard swept down from Wyoming today and re- ports from as far south as the New Mexico line show that the storm had progressed that far tonight The wind drove the snot-lille snow into drifts causing considerable trouble to rail road and other traffic. The tempera- ture was not affected to the extent usually resulting from blizzard condi- tions and nowhere has zero weather yet been reported.
 The only serious Interruption to railroad traffic thus far reported was on the Cheyenne & Northern running north from Cheyenne, Wyoming. The northbound train which left Cheyenne this morning became blockaded some where between that point and Iron Mountain. The train has thirty pas sengers aboard. No communication has been had with it since some time this morning on account of the wreck ing of telegraph lines. Only enc wire is working out of Cheyenne tonight, the one running east along the Bur Hngton road.
 Linemen attempted to repair the damaged wires today but the blinding storm made outdoor work impossible The storm today was welcomed by farmers and stockmen generally in Wyoming and Colorado because of the fact that months of extremely dry weather during the winter had about ruined the ranges. It is feared, how ever, that there may be serious stock losses from the sudden change.