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travelling is Dangerous.

Constant motion jars the kidneys
which are kept in place in the hody by
delicate attachments. This is the rea-
son that travellers, trainmen, street car
men, teamsters. and all who drive
very much suffer from kidney dis.
ease in some form. Foley's Kidney
Cure strengthens the kidneys
and cures all forms OF kidney and blad.
der disease. Geo. r. Hausan, locono.
tive engineer, Lima, Ohio, writes.
Constant vibration OF the engine
caused me great deal Of trouble with
my kidneys, and got no relief until
i used Foley's Kidney Cure. Fer sale
by W p. Elliott corner Main and Court
streets
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I ate(l
To Die of Paralysis
Like Father.
Helpless Invalid For
Three Years.
DR.. Miles Nervine Made.
My Nerves Strong.

@For many years | suffered from terrible
headaches and pains at the base of the brain,
and finally got SO bad that / was overcome
WITH nervous prostration- had frequent
dizzy spells and was so weak and exhausted
that could take but little food. The best
physicians told me | could not live; that /
would die OF paralysis. as my father and
grandfather had. remained a helpless in
valid for three years when ] heard of DR.
Miles Restorative Nergine and began using
t. That winter | felt better than had be-
fore In many years, and | have not been
troubled with those dreadful headaches since
hrst used DR.. Miles Restorative Nergine
Ay appetite is good and my nerves are
strnng Mrs. N. ~ Bucknell. 2Qz9 Oak
and Ave, Minneapolis, MINI.
For many years | suffered from nervous
prostration, and could not direct NY house
hold affairs, nor have any cares My stom-
ach was very weak headaches very Sc
Yere, and was SO nervous that there was
not night in years that slept over one
hour Al time. We spent hundreds of dol
lars Tor doctors and medicine / was taken
TO Chicago and treated By specialists, but
received no benefit at all. Finally | heard
OF Or. Miles Neryine and began its use. I
was surprised that it helped me SO quickly,
and great was my JOY to find, after using
seven bottles, that had fully recovered my
health. Mrs w. a. Thompson, Duluth,
MINI.
Al druggists sell and guarantee FIRST bot
tie DR. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. address
Or. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
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EXPLOSION is a MYSTERY.
Efforts to Find Cause for Destruction
OF Kossuth Postoffice Unsuccessful


Kossuth, May 49, Whether the ex-
plosion which resulted in the destruc-
ton of the store and postofiice here
and caused the death of Postmaster
Hedges was an accident or whether
it was premeditated and done for a
purpose, is still mystery. All efforts
to arrive at solution of the affair
have proved futile,
1t has been discovered that Mr..
Hedges did not smoke and therefore
a spark from a cigar or pipe could not
have ignited the two cans of powder.
which were placed under the counter
in the store. 1t has been learned that
the little 10 year old son of Mr. Lopez
who resides just opposite the wrecked
building, saw Mr.. Hedges come to the
door just after Rev Lepertak had de.
parted and disappear into the build
ing, the explosion occurring almost
Immediately afterward
1t has been said that owing to the
terrible suffering and prolonged sick
ness of the dead postmaster, his mind
became unbalanced His doctor at
Mediapolis knew him to be very feeble
and had expressed himself as certain,
it is said, that his mind was gradually
growing weaker.
1t is thought by citizens that the
robbery and hold-up of the Office may
have proved upon his mind to such an
extent as to cause him 10 lose his
reason, and thus not knowing what
he did he committed the terrible deed
of Wednesday, which resulted in his
frightful death.
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Tr1.s. AZ Wv
heosauqua' May l6,--capt. w. A. Duck
worm mas returned 10 MS home IN this
place from a business trip to Chicago the
nrsI OF me Week.
silSs l. va, Martin OF tnls pace mas
gone 70 lenterFiiie where she expects 10
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs
haitefty
M anu MIS- 9eorge w van Eject OF
Miiniheapehs' are VISITING IN heosauata
with relatives and friends They former
~ mace TINS theif nome about hYe years
ago.
Mf. ana MIS-. 4; Knox, OF GanSrli' visited
recently at the nome OF Mf, hhoN pa
rents, MI ana Mrs wesley Knox OF this
pace.
Z, N. Mliler ana sister. MISS Mate Miller,
nave eve returned 70 Their nome IN TINS place
from an extended VISIT with Their sister
Mrs, Maud Manning, OF ", Louis. Mo. Jno
4 Miller and Mrs Manning win also re-
turn IN the near future and Mrs Manning
VIII remain mere until fal-
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Chariton.

Charlton MAJ 15 Miss Ella Mart
spent The Gay yesterday in WoodDuln
with her brother
ed yeirs made business "Trip to
Allsla Thursday,
Farry evils went down to Russell
Thursday for a few days visit al Tho
homo q his son, Il. G. Lewis
air. and Mrs w. I. Curtis, OF aas.
sell, spent Thursday in the city with
relatives
Press Irwin returned yesterday from
a tusinsss trip 10 Buxton
Mr.. and Mrs o a, Bartholomew
have returned from visit with rela-
tiYes at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Dave Parkerreceiyed telegram yes
terdag Announcing the death al Ills
son at Cottonwood, Kansas, where he
was killed by the cars. How it hap
pened Mr., Parker doesn't know. The
remains will be brought back to this
city tonight and laid to rest in the
Charlton cemetery.
Will Eikenberry made a business
trip to Russell Thursday.
Mrs, Lou Page, OF Chicago, and sis
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STRIKERS FORCE REINFORCED.
Denver Executive Committee Calls
Out NMar 9 nAn IInia.a MaE

Denver May 16.-In accordance
with the determination to adopt dfds-
tic measures as to the result to inall-
gurate steps to eonsummate satisfact-
Dry settlement of the labor trouble
here the strikers joint executive com
n1ittee issued an order this morning
calling out the members OF the follow
ing unions: Cigar makers, paper max
ers, pulp and paper mill workers, in
ternational firemen and engineers at
mills, other mill employees, brewers,
beer bottlers, retail clerks, lady clerks
mattress makers, garment workers,
horse shoers. electrical workers, to-
bacco shippers. stage employees, bar
beers, tailors and bartenders. The order
became effective at once and through
it $3.50 additional men and women
and women We're brought into the
strikers ranks, swelling the number
OF men to over 5000. #iN
Quiet Prevails at Omaha.
Omaha, Neb,. May 49, quiet still
prevails here, Last evening meetings
OF the many labor organizations were
held Tor the purpose of devising ways
aud means OF carrying on the fight.
Oher 10 Arb,trate.
The Central Labor Union has pro-
posed to settle the strike here by sub
hitting the differences to court of ar
bitartion. The plan was unanimously
adopted by labor organizations. 1t;
now remains for the employers TO ac-
cspt or reject it.
Bible Printers Strike.
Philadelphia, Pa, May ia strike
has been inaugutated in the bible
printing establishment OF the National
Publishing Co., in this city. sixty.fivel
members OF the book-binders union
struck because OF the refusal of the
company to pay the union scale.
A Strike Settled.
Montreal. Canada, May l6.-The
strike of the teamsters was called off
today,
Butchers Strike.
Chicago, May ia strike of butch
ers and clerks to enforce the demands
for ten hour day began today when
I'VE hundred employees in number of
shops walked out
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HARTMAN IN NEW YoRk CRY.
The Railroad Masnate Intends to Make
Tour of Europe.

New York May 1G z. II. Hartman
arrived here this morning. In an in
teryiew he said he had suffered from a
slight attack Of appendicitis but had
the best of attention ana ex-
pected to sail for Europe May 20.
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Delegates Consider Matter at Con-
vention in Davenport.
HEAR COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
Mrs. Purdy Peck, Chairman of wom-
ems Clubs Delegation Makes Address
on Child Labor-conventlon Acts on
Report of Resolutions.

Davenport, May 15,-The discussion
of the child labor question and the
hearing of the report OF the resolution
committee We're the most important
matters that came before the conven-
zion OF the Iowa State Federation of
labor here yesterday. Mrs Maria Pur,
dy Peck. chairman of the committee
appointed by the Iowa Federation of
Women's clubs brought forward the
question OF child labor and presented
in a letter from Mrs. Alice G. Fletcher,
president OF the women's clubs, the po-
sltion of that organization. The reso-
lutions We're as follows;
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HOLDER MAY LEAVE STATE.
is Candidate for Editor of Machin.
lists journal.

Davenport May TO- (Speeial The
closing session of the eleventh annual
convention of the Iowa State Fedora
tion of Labor yesterday afternoon was
characterized by more harmony than
had been a part OF the previous SEES.
sions, although this one was for the
purpose OF the election of officers.
This fact is indicative of the general
unity of purpose which governs the
members of the trades union move.
ment in Iowa, although they differ in
some details. Marshalltown was
as the place for the twelfth an-
nual convention of the federation, win.
ming from Council Bluffs and Keokuli
by the following vote:
Marshalltown, II
Council Bluffs, 80.
Keokulc IL
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AvlfuI Loss ~ Iife

Follows neglect of throat and lung
diseases, but DR.. Kings New Dfscoy.
cry cures such troubles or no pay, soc.
$1.O0. f. B. Clark.
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The sianal OF Distress

Whites Of eyes and skin yellow show
liver trouble aud jaundice Dr.. Kings
New Lille Pills cure or no pay. Only
25e. F. B. Clark.
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Eldon.

Eden May rs. Misses Florence Baker
and Edith Norton were ottumwa visitors
today
Miss Ellen Mood, Of swindon. England,
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The grand lodge A. o. u. w. voted
down the proposition to hold biennial
instead Of yearly sessions.
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a young man named Scott, resi-
dence unknown, was killed at Osceola
while attempting to board railway
train.
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The Des Moines city council adopted
a resolution ordering the killing OF I'M.
muzzled aud unlicensed dogs.
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HOMESTEAD DELEGATES SCHOOL
Business suspended for Formal onen.

ing of c, M. scwab institute.
Pittsburg, May 49, All business is
suspended at Homestead today in
honor of the dedication of the c. M.
Scwab free industrial school and the
formal opening of that institution.
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Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma. bronchitis and
hoarseness. For sale by w. D. Elliott
corner Main and Court streets.
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other Resolutions.

The convention adopted a resolution
without rejecting on Davenport to the
effect that all cities desiring the Iowa
State Federation OF Labor convention
to be held in their city guarantee
ample accommodations for the delegates
and be required 10 comply with the
provision Of section 5008 Of the Iowa
code.
A resolution was passed giving See
retary-Treasurer j. H. Strict a total
salary of $500 for the past years work.
a resolution was introduced for max
ing labor papers Of the state official or
gan OF the Iowa State Federation Of
Labor.
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John P. White Representative.

John p. White of Oskaloosa. secre-
tary Of district 70, United Mine Work
ers OF America. and a member last wear
of the executive board Of the Iowa
State Federation of Labor. was elected
delegate to represent Iowa at the an.
nual convention of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor, which will be held ii
Boston next November.
The Committees.
The committees of the state feder-
alton viii next year be made up of the
following men, elected yesterday aft
ernoon
Legislative committee-A. Z. JTrick.
Des Moines, T J. Grant, Muscatine,
Robert Cowan, Des Moines.
Executive committee "A. l.. Trick.
Des Moines. y. r. White, Davenport
j. II Strict. Sioux City. Edward Il,
Austin, AlarshalItown, Harvey a. De
Long. Council Bluffs, a. NJ. Warner
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ResolutIons.

Resolved. That a standing committee
of three members OF the Iowa Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs be appointed by
the president to investigate the eondi.
tions OF child labor in Iowa
2. That the committee be instructed
to cooperate with the Iowa Commits
sion Of Labor and with the local clubs
IN securing information respecting con.
ditions OF child labor throughout the
state
5. That the committee be authorized
TO receive any voluntary contributions
for the fnrtherance OF this inyestiga.
tion
4. That the committee be authoriz-
ed to cooperate with the labor con
gress to further such legislation as the
results OF the Investigation may sug,
gest.
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Butchers Strike.

Chicago, May ia strike of butch
ers and clerks to enforce the demands
for q ten hour day began today when
I'VE hundred employees in a number of
shops walked out
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On May IS and 2G the first annual
meeting Of the State Marshals club
Of Iowa viii be held at GrinneIl.
Stops the Cough and Works Off the
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Read the Courier for news.
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Walter G. Minniek.
Carpenters and1Joiners, No. 767.

y V'IFll " a IUWtt.
In lieu of this resolution the com
mittee offered another, which was
adopted by the convention 1t pro
Vides that at the time of the expira-
ton Of the term OF Office of Carroll
D. Wright, the Iowa State Federation
of Labor recommend that the presi-
dent appoint a man for the office who
is identified with organized labor and
the American Federation of Labor.
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Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure. no
pay. Price, % cents.
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Others Speak.

Mrs Peck was followed by DR. len.
ME MeGowen, AIRS 4. N. Morrison
Mrs. z o. Swinney and Mrs Ellen
Bushnell lIamIine.
Resolution Committee REPORTS.
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Bible Printers Strike
A Strike Settled.

Montreal, Canada, May 16.-The
strike Of the teamsters was called off
today.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-29
UNA CONVENCION
ConsideramosIa premature

Nuestro estimado colega La
EStreItG del Norte viene ocupando-
Sc en- estos dias de la necesidad de
celebrar una Asamblea general.
con elementos puertorriquefios de
distintos matices polfticos, &como
unico medio practicoy eficaz para
llevarnos a la concession de 10 que
legftimamente. nos cOrresponde.~
Como Sc We, el objeto de esa
Convention aparece bastante ne
buloso. Nosotros siempre hemos
sidO contrarios a esas Asam bleas
prematuras, a1n tratandose exclu-
sivamente de nuestra colectividad,
como la Ultima celebrada en- San
Juan 3uando la tests unionista, que
resulto ceTO, por no estar preparada
La opinion para clio, nj haberse ex-
puesto con toda claridad fran
queza el fin que SO perseguia. Y
mover de ese modo a la gran ma
yorfa del pals, acarreandole gastos
considerables, que en- las actuales
condolences economicas por que
atravesamos no podrfan hacerse,
no tiene NADIA de PRACTICE nj de be-
neficioso.
Sc nota actualmente en- la OPT
MON general del pals, sin distin-
gos de idas polfticas, cierta tenden-
cia hacia una accion cOm1n; cier-
ia orientacion aun no definida, as1
como un recOnocimiento tactic de
que vamos de NAL en- peor, de que
es necesario cambiar de rumbos
81 no queremos irnos a estrellar to-
dos en- las negras rocas de la i'm
pOtencia.
Estas ideas fotan en- la at
mosfera, pero adn no han sidO
bien exteriorizadas.
Antes de celebrarse esa clase
de Convenciones, es necesaria una
labor de propaganda amplia y per-
sistente; es necesario llevar a la
conciencia de todos un plan, un
Fproyecto, bien meditado, que res
ponda 8 encierre las aspiraciones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-29
Sobre eI cafe
PROYECTO SMPA7ICO

A reserva de ocuparnos otro dia de
Este importante asunto, insertamos las
aiguientes comunicaciones que Sc nos
sInvian:
Caguas, Agosto 27 de 1903.
Senior Director de La DEMoCRACIA.
Caguas.
Muy senior mfo de mi considera-
zion:
Varios agricultores de esta de
tus inmediatas poblaciones hemos segui-
DO con todo interes los trabajos publica-
dos por la prensa del pals, relatives Ia
Organization coIectiva de la clase pro-
y ductora de cafe.
Queremos recoger con ell mayor en-
tusiasmo la invitacion que Sc nos hace
todos los agricultores de este fruto, en-
los artfculos de collaboration publicados
por Ella Correspondents de Puerto Ri
COZ, no hace muchos dias, Y las indica-
clones de los demas peri6dicos que del
asunto Sc han ocupado, y deseamos que
los que todavIa no 10 han hecho, prestep
su auxilio Ia propaganda Ia obra
de formar Ia Association de Cafetero de
Puerto Rico.
Como una medida practica, tenden-
te fin de tan capital importancia, he
mos dirigido, con fecha % de los CO.
rrientes, una communication al Consejo
de Administraci6n del Banco Terrific
rial Agrfcola, solicitando que dicha
INSTRUCTION tome la iniciativa en- ell asun-
to, r,or ST solo invitando tambien las
demas sociedades bancarias de la isla.
Por tratarse de una question de in
| ter6s general, esperamos que su perlo-
dico no Ie negara su concurso, sin6 que
por ell contrario, hara suyo propio el
ssunto, & cuyo fin, en- nombre mlo en-
el de mis- compaferos firmantes de Ia CO.
municaci6n, me permito remitirle una
copia de ella por 81 Sc sirve publicarla;
ruegole que solicite ell concnrso de los
aemSs peri6dicos de la isla, haciendose
Iegar asf todas parties en- ell pals, VI
FgOroso Ilamamiento la clase Gazette
"a, fin de que 10 mas pronto possible
aa IN kecho practice tan generosa idea
Por tan sefialado servicio anticIpc
austed, ,selor Director, las mas fervlen
@ gracias en- nombre mlo y de todo'
@ frmantes reunidos, y quedo de US
ed alto. S. S.
MARCEL1No SoLA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-29

de la mayorfa del pals; Y una vez
aceptado en- sus principles, convo-
car q una Asamblea, no para per-
der ell tempo en- discutir y hacer
discursos bonitos; sino para ejecu-
tar, para realizar hechos, para po-
ner en- marcha ell tren desarrollan-
do todas las fuerzas Y todas las
energfas de que disponga el pals.
Y esa propaganda no Sc reali-
"a en- un dia nj en- IN mes; pOrque
no es una propaganda eXclusiva-
mente para un partidO pol1tico,
sinO para todos los elementoss va
liosos de la colonia.
De ah1 que sea mos contrarios
en- estos momentos La Convention
que pide ell colega de Arecibo; por
considerable premature y sin causa
alguna de momento que La justi-
fique.
Ell pals no puede nj debe rea-
liar acto alguno en- ese sentido
sin que pase antes ell segundO pc
riodo legislative que Sc aproXima,
en- ell cual ha de debatirse con
preferencia ell prohlema politico Y
CCOuO1llCO uuO dpOllO5 oA 1uO OSON-
zado en- La primera legislature. En-
La C4mara estan representados ac-
tualmente ambOs partidOs, y en- los
pa1ses regidos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
aunque esa Camara sea solo una
parodia de parlamento, son a sus
Representatives. d los que correspon-
de iniciar cualquier movimiento.
ST bien la prensa esta en- ell de-
Der de propagar ideas Y proyectos,
los gobiernos solo atienden a las
reclamaciones de los representan-
tes elegidos por ell pueblo.
Y ST aspiramos a que Sc nos
tenga por un pueblo capaz a gober-
narse por ST propio, debemos en-
pear por demostrar que sabemos
10 que es gobierno,. y 10 que es po-
Utica y 10 que es sistefna parlamen-
tario y 10 que son derechos y liber-
tades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-29
AnO ps(OIar y ensenanzd en- ingles

Ell Departamento de instruction ha
hecho va los preparativos para la aper-
tura del nuevo afio escolar, que empeza-
ra Ell 28 de Septiembre.
La relaci6n de los profesores que
han de servir durante ell pr6ximo afio
escoIar en- las distintas poblaciones de la
isla, han sido presentados al Departa-
mento para su aprobacion.
En- San Juan Sc inaugurara ell aflo
escolar con una fiesta, en- que tomaran
parte todos los alumnos de escuelas mas
sobresalientes, preparandose IN magni-
fico programs para dicho acto.
Ell Departamento ha establecido una
ascueIa en- que Sc han implantado los estu
dios en- ingl9s, escogi6ndose como alum
nos todos aquellos que est6n mas adelan-
tados en- dicho idioma.
FL Inspector de Distrito, Swayer,
ha dirigido una comunicaci6n 8 todos los
~ nrofesores. recomendandoes hsga una
seIecci6n de los nifios que Sc encuentran
en- condolences de ingresar en- la escueia
Esta EscueIa IIevara Ell nombre dc
EmersoD. en- honor del gran poeta anne
ricano. que es nna estrella de primers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-29

la forma que mas practica Sc considere
para establecer ALI una gesti0n activa,
dando conocer nuestrO granO con tOdos
sus meritos, llevandolo al consume y &
los centros, donde la propaganda pueda
ser fruct1fera: y como para uegar este
fin es indispensable la iniciativa que par
ia de Centres prestigiosos, suplicamos
esa dipna Corporation haga suyas las
importantes consideraciones emitidas en-
los ameritados art1culos, va por ST
asociandose & los demas Bancos estable
cidos en- la isla, tome la iniciativa para
con los agricultores, indicandoles los me-
dios mas habiles y practlcos para conse-
guir ell buen exito, y convocandolos en-
Asamblea, Sc acuerde en- dehnltlva la
forma en- que deba llevarse cabo la
gesti6n que tan urgente conslderamos
para una riqueza de las mas importantes
del pals, postrada hoy, como va dijimos,
infiuyendo 81 abatimientO no solo al es-
tadO de ruina en- que Sc encuentran los
productores, sin6 la miseria de los mi
les de familias, que vivian de aquella
production.
Suplicamos al Consejo, 81 considera
de importancia ell asunto como nosotros,
tome en- consideration nuestra peticlon,
acordando 10 que estine convenlente.
Csguas, Agosto % de 1908.
De ustedes respetuosamente,
(Firmado) B. V. Diaz, Marcelino
Sola. L. C6rdova, Agustin j. Diaz, Juan
Bautista Diaz. Ramon Caballero, Este
ban Fines, Lucas Dumont, Diego Liar
di, Ramon MufIoz Diaz, Ramon de las
Barcenas, Administrator de la SUCCESSION
Blanco, Jacinto Blanco, Jose Martinez,
Manuel Colon, Agricultor; Rafael Cas-
telI6n, Ezequiel Flores,p. p. Rafael Cas-
tell6n, Roman G. Diaz. Por nj padre
Jose Caballero Izquierdo, M Caballero;
| A. w. Bowsde, Jose B. Davila, C0rne-
Ito Ortiz, Ramiro Diaz, Ramon Munoz
Carazo. .-ES COPIA.