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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

gennem @a0erne raabenoe: Sor0-
ifalpI 9GnOre Se6oere itelnte meo
og BET tog nogen SiO, f6renO SOL
fene brogtes til 30. ga 8ranooa-
tenet bapOe ar6ei1et eli eoO &imes
3i0, fif set Sc Oe0e og iaoreoe us
of 9luinerne.
SamnenitDrtnirtqen bar foraar-
iaget pe0, at Fili ne / &rppten fom
aap efter for Gnaten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12


9ep SeeIonO uil babe Colo paa
Ssnmer. - 8eGington 9tp See
lano, oen 9. San. Sonmerbanolere
bar Sag bol0t en- it6rre &onfe-
renee angaaenOe Snof6rslen al
Ssnlmer fra Oregon. @reSien blep
life gipet 9logang til Wfsoet. Goo
Grrno al BEN ltore Snofsriel al
6DrretrG fra Oregon bill oper so
SaDm6ller blipe no0iogeoe til at
itanOie 0riften poa nbeItenlt Sio.
5SGlgelig pnifebe Sapperfseierne en-
5olO pao alt inofprt Spmrner uno=
tagen Gaamateriale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
uro i nlapen-
Slet JDrbpjelie Opbprer paa 5 Nii=
nutter, Dg Se bill fble Gem bel

Sporfor fife begpnOe MI -
Sag og for beitanoig fri 9em ielp
fra Wfabeonoe og ilet 5oroeielie @n
forienlt Wfabe bliber tung og gsr
nro. @ip BEN go0 Spite og tag iaa
@ape's 0iapepiin for at lette Sor-
neielIesbeoiferne 9(rbeibe. Der pit
ingen IIet Sor0sielle, ingen Spitig-
ming af Sos, ingen 9Gben ira ufor-
oeiet sSeoe bare mere; irgen 6elelie,
Iom ON Ser par en- @lpfGump Wta-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
90 Jeius.ueer.

Glepelono, Ohio, ben 10 San.
@n9epngelIe, fom begpnbtes Der iiO-
Ite SgnOag of / 800 unge Meno og
apinoer, og iom gaar 10 paa at le=
be IA Gage, Iigeiom Seius biloe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
En Rirfe itYrter lammen.
10 @cnneifer brebes, 60 iaares.

sern, s6peit5, SEN 10. San.
Suit iom Der / 9ag boGhtes Cubs
tjeneite SEN aloganle &irfe ner
heo Sion, Itprte0e oenne ion1nen og
be9robebe &irfegpngerne unoer be
neofalben0e 9fuiner. geaiten aIle
Oienigbesmeolenlrnerne orpbtes el-
Ter iaareoes. 0e, iom un6iIap,
grebes af en- pariff 5fraf og lgb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

&omlnisiionen flyer bI. a.: y0et
mi6lertigeoe ftnancieQe Srpf bar be-
nfrfet, at Sern6anernes 9Snotegt er
5biepen betp0elig minore ems 1907,
Set beOlte 9lar be anerifanIfe SSern-
haners @iitorie. S pisle Silfeloe
ssbar ben forntilloifeoe sSnDtegt npo-
i ,.s,s 81 aiagiart at Giensonlmen d
baaet oper &eceipers Senoer. 0e
blot nobre0te 9fpgter, at Snotegts-
fornlinolfelien bar ngopenoiggiort
enten en- alnlinoelig Safltforbeielic
eIler ogioo 2pnsnebiettelie eller beg
ge 9ele, mo0iiges inti0Gertio al set
5aftlnt at ON SortieneIten ems fife
bar ioo flor iom / 1907, foo bar
gtettofortieneften $37658, ,5O4 itgrre
eno 1905.
9isie Sal bier, at bpa0 1oftum
emo maa bore / Sc enfelte Silfel6e,
iaa bar 2an6ets Sernbaner / set
hele taget life fist ipnoerIigt / Sant-
menligning me0 Iaringer, Oa Ser
nar alnlinoelig Srafif og Sorret=
ming"
Set panpegeS, at forfeit Sorret=
ningstrpf funoe fife retfproigg6re
iGrlige Soflter, iom / fig ielp er
nrimmelige, eIler iom g6r SorifeG
paa <nOer, 6a 9fetten til lige
8ebanOling efter rin1eIige SofIter
fife 6eror paa 8efororerens finan=
cielle Smit9noigbeoer.
S Sorbolo til Sorrirnan=Sagen,
iom Il. 9. Ssielteret forIeOen af=
gior0e Oerben, at Sarriman fife be-
bppeoe at ggre 9fe0e for fine Srans=
aftioner, bGpoer &on1nliiionen, at
bet bel funOe gGl0e I pribate
Sorbolo, men iom Sernbaneopera-
TOR er ban Sffentligbe0ens Siener
lige iaa pei iom en- &egeringsfunc=
tioner er, og Oerfor mener &onlnlis=
iionen troos Spie'teretsopmn1el1 at
| ilige 6orbolo buroe Sarrilnan og
bans 2ige g6re &onlnisiionen He6e
for oeres Sransoftioner. Sororer
9opene set fife, iaa bgr Sc foranores,
iaa Sc g6r set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
Soroen runot.

-
@n ipeciel @eooeleIie ira &e6c-
ran, @erIien til St. @etersborg Ia
set set forlp0e, at Sbafen Al Ser
fen igen bar opbeDet apl-ititatto-
nen. Ser bar peret Ell 4irolig6e0 /
Sbira3, li9nenoe Sen forle0en om-
talte SS5spabon.
gn uiiffer airfe. SoleOo, 5pa-
MEN. st lt0Onlg al 9lrfitefter bar
u0taIt, at &ateoralfirfen ter, en- al
oe flotteit u0itpre0e gotiife BDgnings=
pgrfer | europa, er nIiffer og fan
faloe ianmen, 9poo Dieblif set ffn(
npre.
5lnoO 9itrig. ct. 8etersborg ben
s. San. SeIegrafiife ll0pefslinger
mellem 9fulon0, 6ranfrig og @ng-
lano rapporteres at Dape f14noet
SteO, bDilfe oisie @tagter genIioigt
forpligter iig til at tage Ell beitenlt
SolOning moo gltrigs 8alfanpoli-
tiff.
Spiferne pil / &iartidau opfgre
Ell Seiifole for &ineIere. 8efolfnin-
gen gioer 100000 N1f. en- Sang
fpr ale og 10000 Wff. pm 9(oret.
&ongen af Gaamaarfs 8eISg Il
england er paa ct MI nogibet en-
gelif Statsregnifab opfert meo ct
geGe6 af ca. 10000 &r, meoens
&eiier @ilbelms geibg er opfert
me0 ca. 10000 &r.
Song 0tonuel aoneret. 2isiabon
oeu T. s5ul SEQ ell 5arIfeI per Z
9lftes, afbol0t af Sfficerer, peo bbil=
fen Songen bar til Steoe, uotalte
Ell officer, at Der bar ct &onlplot
| glrbeioe meo at Iteoe Song Wfa=
incl ira Sronen. Sfficeren uotalte
enoDioere, at &ongen par onlgiben
al SorreOere og SpeiOere. Som en-
5elge at Oisie ltotalelIer er Ser bic
ben onbrogt efstra 5fiIooogter ont
firing set fongelige Slot.
Song @OparO ben SDpenoe ct Dreo
paa ben tDife &eiler. 2onOon ben
4. San. Sum bet engelife Wfinilteri-
INNS SrDf bar bepirfet, at Song
@omarO tffe bar Opgipet Ben paa=
tGnfte &piflanos 9feiie. @runoen
til Song @oipar0s Greoe ligger / en-
Sale, iom &eiier gSiIbeIln bolot peo
9tptaarstiO> al bpilfen oet frerngif,
at &eTeren faoorilerebe General
Son S6leiffens 9(rtifel D0eutI6e
gepue" 9(rtiflen er ct r8agt Sc
nGr" oper for @nglano.
9eriom Spgipelien al Geiien fife
fnnOe antages JON ct Segn paa Moo-
piaie, ioa bapoe Song @opar0 OBJ
giDet Geilen for lenge IiOen, 1aa
itGrft er aongens 9Gnttpati moo
&eiierens Soloning. SpffIono 6elfpl-
Der ltaOigo9f gnglano for at bile
fiolere set.
@ome5 opbeber ct 0efret. Caro-
cos, &ene5uela pia Sponien BEN
8. San. @reii0ent @ome5 bar op=
Gapet Oet Gefret, iom Ga1tro fin
GiO u0lte0te, og iom forbpo Gant-
fere at meobringe 6olf til at losie
% laOe bene5uelanife 6apne. n
General 9ioGan0o, Ell gene3uela-
9febolutioniit, iom anfom bertiI for
leOen fif en- begeiitret W3ootageIie1
al Genner og SilbGngere, iom bab-
oe foriamlet fig beo Sernbaneita-
tionen.
gsiGial1lita0 Sen 40. San. -
Ser circltlerer &pgter on1 at @ene-
5relos 9fegering bar teIegraferet til
General Mannel @. Wotos ON at
blipe / 8aris, bpor ban opboIoer
fig, for at ban fon unoerbanoGe meb
Tranfrig og Sollan0 ongaaenbe
Striospunfterne, beriom 6isIe Wag=
ter fful0e negte at nootage BEN for
hennrren6p 1t0pnrinsninifter cSoic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
1S, Mars.

| i1'~ - NO'4t''tS ltS pNlll9.
Berlin Ben Z. San. @eucraI Gipria-
nc Gaitro 6liOer beore 0ag for 0aa.
Gaitro bar Dag t Stano til at ta-
le me0 iin Some og andre for ct
lpngere &iOsrltn. pr. 25srael 6aa.
Der at funne u0ifripc GaItro fra
@oipitalet ON 70 Tiger.
st 3eater til 9@re for 5bofe-
lpeare s 2onoon biz Ser blibe 6nq-
get ct nationalt &eater til 9@re for
Sen itore 9ramatifer, b0or 56afe-
ipeares Itore 9ramaer 1aa IfaI OBJ
fpres. @nfeGte on0re engelIfe Ora
matiiferes 9[rbeioer biz ogiaa 6Iipe
opf6rte
9en franife 6Gaa6e. Marinentini-
Iteriet bar forbu0t en- af Sfficerer /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taabeqbn5t.
Eengeill0lamling, Ser 6ab0e til SSor-
nnnl at ifenfe ben afifeoige0e 80
n1iral 8erminet en- 9@resiabe[ Iom
Segn pao Snfnerllig6eo for 6ons
6orldg paa at bebe SSronfr:gs
6lao0e af Ben nuperenoe S[epbeos-
DeoetiIituno.
Song Meanuel ct lite raif. 2is-
1abonL Spanien, BEN 10. San.
5or at ipreOe oe 9fpgter, Scr Cit
culerer ber, at &ongen bar paaoro-
get lig 2ltngeipge, reo Song Nia-
incl | Dag gennen @aoerne en-
flot Uniform. &ongen 9ar meget
bleg og fl1nOe neppe iiooe opreift
paa Soften.
Otter snren gift 9ongcu ON @oro
II ben fongeIiae Sagt ..9tricLin4
aongenS 2ager mbefa(er bam nfte
at foretage SeiItllrq / set Saa6, at
S6luften ifaG funne bielpe poo Sell
6reoet.
&ongens 0nfel, Serttgen Of
Sporto, iom er nerr1eite 9(rping
III Sronen, bar Iooet fig forlp6e
meo, at tntet funoe bebege bam iii
ct beltige Sronen oeriom &ongen
1fuIoe og.
Sprfiife 0iiliterlope. Sf6Ige r5e.
ni@a5eta" bar 9rigsnliniiteriet ont-
talt en- &effe mtlitere 2oDforIlog,
Der bill blipe forelagt 9epllteretfanl-
ret / ner 6ren1tiD. 8lanot oisIe nep-
nes 2opfori(ag ON Sprettelie af en-
gtationalmilits, ON 9@noringer
9fefrutlopen og lt0bioelie al Seer
nepligten til Sffe=Wh1bamrneoanere,
en- &eform af @eniionslonen, &egu-
lering af 26nnings= og Sorfrenrnel-
lesforbol0, Saitiettelie af en- 9(l0ers-
grenie, &eform af @eneralitabs-
ifolen, Sn0ifrenfning of Sieneite-
tfoen for bgrnepltgttge Oemen og
anore fierntliggenoe 9iItrifter, udr-
Zig Sn6fol6eIie al 9leoif= og &eier-
nemanoifab til &aobensbelie, aarli-
ge Mfan6Orer, aorlig l1OTen0elie af
10 Sffiberer til SDif[an6 til lt6-
oonneGie, ct foft guoget for ale He-
former M. m.
0en guile 6are. 6or fort 8io IL
ben bar ben befenote Sir Ho6ert
9art, ON bpern oet bel fan figes,
at ingen @uropner fenoer &ina og
&ineierne be0re ems ban, bolot ct
Gore0rag / bpilfGt ban bl. a. u6-
talte, at Sen fineiiife &ace enganq
piloe blipe ioa megtig, at sen fun
sc ifabe 6reO paa 6eIe Soroen.
uMorning Soft ifriper unoer en-
Smtale al Sir 9ioberts 5paooom
f6lgen0e;
Soar Sapan meo fprretppe W1iG
lioner Weenneifer fan 0riDe BET n1pd=
tige rusfiffe &iges Sere tilbage,
bboo bill 6o life 6e fire Snn6re6e
Wii1ioner &ineiere fitnne uorette9
s(t iige, at &tneierne er peTentlig
6lottebe for miGitGre 9lnGeg, er at
nGre npi0enOe ON 0eres 6iItorie oq
set Gionesbnro, Ser gtpes 0em at
So 116InnHinnp fnm hnr inSdoo+
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
Jernbanernas Sortienpite
/ 1908.

66lgenOe Sperligt bi0ipttes efter
SS5rlteritate Commerce Commissions
%. aarsrapport, offentIiggiort /
@oibington / @aar:
9lntol 02il opereret 226,122.
Snotegt ira Srogt6e-
forOring. $t665, 1882
GSnotegt fra 8aiager=
beforOring 566,9O5,1O9
seSn0tegt fra an0re
SLIDER. .t92, SCI, ,727
SSSrt0tegt fra alle
SLIDER. $2,424,640,637
Sanllet llbgift LIS, ,962, 1896
geetto 6ortieneIte. .$645,678,242
9eetto 5orti. pr N1il 1856
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
NEIGHB0RS PATCH UP
THEIR DIFFERENCES

The trouble between Mrs. Henry
Harrison and her neighbor. Mrs.
George Manning, which led to the for
mer swearing out a warrant for as
sault against the latter. was amicably
adjusted yesterday morning without
the Intervention of the court. Mrs.
Harrison withdrew the charge and
now the dove OF peace hovers over the
neighborhood SO lately the scene OF
bitter strife. This satisfactory state
of affairs is largely due to the efforts
Of Chief McMilIin. who presided over
a peace conference yesterday which
resulted in the burial OF the Ratchet
by the n time foes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10

sat in several cages in the absence OF
Judge william II. Pope.
G. r. colley arrived last evening
from a Antonio.
Captain John i. Fullerton arrived
from Socorro last evening.
w. D.. Newcomb. clork of the sew
cnth judicial district court arrived last
evening from Socorro.
George Statcson, the well known
travelling man, leaves this morning FOR
ia brief business trip to Kansas City.
A. A. Shaamaley returned last night
from q years stay in Syria, Palestine
and other countries Of the Holy Land.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to Emery CARRIER, aged 20,
of Garden City, Mo, and Josephine
Han, aged 10, Of Albuquerque,
There VIII be services as usual to-
night at Temple Albert at 7:45 o'clock
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
II. u. Ahlbrandt, a pharmacist In
the j, II. O'ltielly drug store left yes
'N'""s - q 1NNtihi N'thb NiSiA III sAs
The Womans club meeting this af-
ternoon will be called to order
at 3 o'cloc. Considera-
business ~ to be brought before
The club and a splendid program has
bcen arranged for the afternoon and
very n Is requested to be on time.
A feature Of the entertainment Will
De a social hour.
The Presbyterian brotherhood held
m interesting meeting last night In
Presbyterian church parlors. a
Of the meeting was a splendid
address, III Mexico, its government and
)cople. by G.. II. Han, who for a mum
Of years was a resident of the sis
err republic. A delicious luncheon
the program.
A dinner and social good time will be
to g.. Is. Warren Post and all
veterans and their wives at G
Friday evening December 10
n the Elks' banquet hall. This event
viii be given by the wives, daughters
nd sisters of the boys who wore the
Ilue and who are instructed TO leave
pooketbooks at home. Mrs. j.
!. Caldwell Is chairman of the enter
ainment committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
CHECK
CASHEO BY
JEWELER
SWINDLER GETS OFF WITH
$3.50 AND GOLD BROOCH
George LampSonr Seized for
Crime Shortly After Its 0c-
curence, Has Large lag
But IS TrifIe Short of Cash.

George Lamson, who claims Peoria,
Ills, as his home, was arrested in the
Savoy bar at 6 O'Clock last night by
Policeman OiGrady on "A warrant
sworn out by Roy l.. Crouch, a Cen
trail avenue jeweler. charging forgery.
According to Crouch, Lamson entered
his store at 5 O'Clock yesterday even
ing, looked at some tewelry and final
ly decided to purchase a brooch,
valued at twenty dollars. Lamson
rendered "A check, drawn on the First
National bank Of albuquerque, made
payable to j. c. Mcpherson, for nine
ty-scven dollars and fifty cents. The
check bore the signature of l. y.
Smith. McPherson's endorsement was
on the back, written in almost the
identical handwriting used on the
reverse side of the paper. Crouch
sent q clerk out to find out whether
the check was good or not. The clerk
succeeded in getting the check cashed,
after endorsing it.
Lamson gathered up the brooch and
seventy-seven dollars and fifty cents
'''' w I'i WV II bAlclltoS HOllSc
which cashed the check for Crouch's
clerk, though the check looked sus-
picious to them and returned 1t to
Crouch I'm turn became sus-
picious and the police were notified,
with the result that Lamson was ar
fifteen minutes later. Seven
dollars and fifty cents was every cent
Iamson had on his person when ar
rested. What he did with the seventy
dollars, 1t is claimed he should have
had, puzzled the police, although the
had plenty of time to cache it if
so desired. When arrested Lam
son was apparently suffering from an
indulgence in intoxicants and
after being taken to the POI
lice station sank into n deep slumber.
Chief of Police McMillin will make
an effort today to locate Lamson's suit
in The hope That the missing
dollars may be found.
Eamson came no Albuquerque sew
aral days ago from the east. Hell
TO belong TO several lodges.
lmong them the Elks. Local Elks
'ay that Lamson is in possession Of
iome of the secret work, but doubt
( he is n bona fide member of the
organization as his travelling caro- does
lot bear the correct number of the
'%coria, Ills, lodge to which the man
'laims he belongs. I
lie will be given a trial in police
curt this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
NUAkES PRINCIPAL
WITNESS FOR THE
PROSECUTION
Declares that F|orencio Pfeiffer
Robbed Mrs May MAORI
banks and Admits His Owne
Guilt,

That Florencio Pfeiffer Is guilty OF
robbing Mrs. May Majoribanks on
June "a last was the admission made
OF the witness stand yesterday by
Procopio Nuanes, in the ease of the
territory versus Pfeiffer, in which he
is charged with larceny from h per-
son of Mrs. Alajoribanks. Nuanes
pleaded guilty to The robbery charge
several weeks ago when he was ar
raigned and pleaded guilty to the as
sault charge. Pfeiffer pleaded not
guilty to the assault and was con-
victed after n lengthy trial.
The ease against Pfeiffer charging
robbery was begun yesterday morn
ing and will probably be completed
some time today. Nuanes was the
chief witness for the prosecution. He
told a straightforward story of his
actions IN the night of June "a. and
admitted that he and Pfeiffer as
Isaulted and robbed Mrs. Majoribanks
after locking Majoribanks in a box
near Abajo. Nuanes testified
that Pfeiffer took the lead in the
crime and threatened to kill him
(Nuanes) If he did not assist.
Chief of Police Thomas McMillin
testified as a witness for the territory
stating that both Mr.. and Mrs. Majori-
banks identified Pfciffer at the city |
police station on the morning of June
20.
Tony Guavara, a member of the
police force testified that he overheard
a conversation by Pfeiffer over The
telephone shortly after Pfeiffer had
been arrested. Tho conversation was
in effect a warning by Pfeiffer to
friend to be careful and state
that he had been at his house at 1870
the previous evening.
Pete Zito. a bartender at the Alamo
testified hat Pfeiffer and
Nuanes had been in the saloon and
had a drink at II o'clock on the night
Of June "a, and that Pfeiffer said he
was tired and that he had been to q
dance in Alameda.
Carlos Lopez. proprietor of a hot
stand. testified hat Pfeiffer
Nuanes We're in his place at 1890
going from there to a saloon nearby.
AT ) o'clock the territory had not
completed its case and an adjourn
nent was taken until 0 o'clock this
morning.
District Attorney Klock is prosecut-
ng the case and Attorney John A.
is defending Pfeiffer.
Say They Are Not Guilty.
Eliseo, Martinez, Presiliano Castillo
Adolfo Castillo, three men from
Alameda. indicted by the grand jury
or assault and battery were arraigned
before Judge Ira \. Abbott in the dis
riot court yesterday morning and
not guilty. They will prob
bly, be tried some time this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
MRS. FARWELL EMTERTA!MS
MRS. PARKER o. WRIGHT
Oswego Lady Guest of Honor at AZ
tcrnoon Tea Yesterday.

Mrs. Parker O. Wright of Oswego,
n. Y, was the guest of honor at q
pretty five O'Clock tea yesterday after
noon. given by Mrs. j. II. Farwell at
her home, 213 West Marquette ave-
nue..
Those who attended were: Mrs. w.
$. Hopewell, Mrs. II. +. owen. Mrs.
Maynard Gunsul, Mrs. j. NJ. Bloom,
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald, Mrs. b.. q.
Wright, Miss Mary Simms, Miss Irene
Saint.
Mrs. Wright is in albuquerque on
a visit to her son, Mr.. b. O. Wright.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
DEATH CLAIMS WELL
KNOWN YOUNG WOMAN
Mrs. Caterina Mattcucci Dies After
Brief Illness. Leaving Husband
and -Four Children 10
Mourn Her Loss.

A gloom was east over the italian
colony in Albuquerque last evening by
the nows of the death of Mrs. Cater
ina Matteucci, aged 90 years, wife Of
Pompilio Matteucci, a North First
street shoe dealer, who died in St
Joseph's s%anitarium ut 6 o'clock last
evening. following AN Illness of only
two weeks. Blood poisoning was the
cause of her death. Besides the be-
reaved husband, Mrs. Matteucci leaves
-four young children mothcrless, the
oldest six years and the youngest -four
months. Mrs. Matteucci's parents
and one sister reside IN L.ucca, Italy.
A brother In California is the only
near relative in America. He has
been notified of his sisters death by
telegraph and funeral arrangements
viii not be announced pending an
answer from him.
pcrillard Funeral Today.
The funeral of the late Joseph IL.
Perlllard, who died yesterday at his
home, COS North Twelfth street, will
occur from the Immaculate Concep-
ternoon, Rev. y. NJ. Mandalari, $. j..
officiating Interment will be made
in Santa Barbara cemetery. Mr.. Per-
lizard vas fifty-six years old and is
survived by a widow and son. Deceased
was a saw filler at the American Lum-
Der company plant.
Iencioni Funeral This Afternoon.
The funeral OF the late Scbastioni
Lencioni viii occur from the lmmacu-
late Conception church at . o'clock
this afternoon, Rev. A. NJ. Manda-
lari, ;. J.. viii conduct the services.
lnterment will De made in Santa Bar
bara cemetery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
MILLINERY REMOVAL SALE!
Mrs. u. ID, Covcrdalc. Cor. Fourth aud
Gold N Offering Great Bargains
I'm Millinery.

ON account OF moving into new
quarters her entire stock viii be sold
/. She has the most complete up-to-
date line OF trimmed hats, pattern
hats, ostrich plumes, f%includlng the
new ~willows). fancy feathers, wings,
ribbons, etc, that positively VIII 30 at
soc on the 81. Call early and get a
good selection.
Am moving into new quarters and
my entire stock OF goods must be re-
duced before January J..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
A LETTER TO
SANTA CLAUS

Dear Santa Clause.
We are expecting you now very
soon. You dear, old soul; To think OF
the millions of little children to whom
you will be the greatest comfort and
blessing in this whole world. We know
you are busy right now getting ready
your big pack for Christmas and we
believe we can help you by our sug-
gcstions. Of course the biggest part OF
your pack viii consist of toys. Now
toys are just what we are particularly
well stocked with this year. Every kind
of a toy you ever heard of and some
you never saw before. This is a COM
plete sample line and m of the big !
gest that travel the road. The best OF
it Is, too, they cost about one-fourth
less than If bought regularly. You will
make your headquarters with us again
this year inc we assure you of the |
best reception you have ever had.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10

Insure in the Occidental Life.
Drink Glorietta Beer. Phone 4sa.
II You have n horse to break bring
II 10 us. Wright's Riding School, s15
w. silver.
Judge Merit c. Mochem, Judge Of
the seventh district, passed through
the city yesterday On route to his home
In Socorro from Roswell, where he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10

To THOSE WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR NEW GOTH
CENTURY COLLAR SHARPER OF.
FERS THE PERFECTION OF COL
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEM, EITHER, AND LETS THE
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL LAUN.
DRY Co, PHONE 148.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST
Forecast.

Forecast.
Washington, Dee. 0.-Ari5ona: Fair
In south west. rain in southunat; rain
or snow In north portion Friday; Sat
urday colder and generally fair.
New Mexico; Rain in south, rain
or snow in north portion Friday; sat
urday fair, except NOW and colder In
north portion.
West Texas; Rain Friday. warmer
in north portion; Saturday rain, ex-
cept fair In extreme west portions,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
Special Sale this week of Christ
mas Goods. Fine assortment at
BENJAMIN BROS.
2f8 W. Central Ave.

$50; UNTIL $40 y. VI. DECEMBER
10. 1909, WE WILL SELL FOUR
HOLE MAJESTIC RANGES FOR $50.
WAGNER HARDWARE co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
GEORGE D. MOORE DIES
AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS
Known Retired Travelling Saics.
man Passes Away: Body "a BE
Sent to Iowa.

George n. Moore. aged forty-nve
Years. and for the past ten years a
well known resident Of Albuquerque.
died yesterday morning at 5 o'clock
In his apartments on West Slate ave-
nue- Deceased came To this city from
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10


Chicago, where he travelled for many
years for Marshal Field & Co. His
health failing, he was put on the re-
tlred list in recognition of his valu-
able services to the Chicago concern.
While Mr.. Moore did not engage
In active business in Albuquerque. he
nevertheless took much interest in
anything of benefit to the city and
his death will he regretted by a large
number of friends here.
Mr.. Moore is survived by his vie
and son. who viii arrive from Will
ton Junction, Iowa, at noon TODAY ana
accompany the remains back to that
city where interment will be made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
See Benjamin bros Window for
Elegant Christmas Clothing.
2fS w. Central Ave.
Mrs. Downs home cooking sale nj
C.. n A. Coffee Co, saturday.

The Fashion Cafe viii be closed
Thursday and Friday for repairs and
Proprietor Dave Combs IL
viii be open for business Saturday
morning, reprinted. repapered and re-
throughout.