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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
DELAWARE INDIANS
ALICE FRAUD
Continued From First Page.


sational statements. One is that men,
berS of the Dawes commission are in
terested in oil leases and companies
holding leases made upon their lands
by Cherokees claiming title. Mention
ing the members of the commission by
name, the petition alleges that not
withstanding the lands have been prop
erly segregated, the Dawes commits
sion, diSregarding their official duties
as agents of the United States towards
your petitioners, have conspired and
confederated with the said companies
to cheat and defraud your petitioners
SO as to gain possession of their lands
for themselves or for their said COM
pan1eS, under pretenSe of alloting said
lands in their official capacity as said
Dawes commission to divers persons
who are willing to enter into contracts
or lease and sale with representatives
of said trust and land companies, in
which the members of said Dawes
commission are interested, and said
Dawes commission and the members
thereof have thus wrongfully allowed,
and after the making of said segrega-
ton as hereinbefore referred to-, con-
tinue to allow filings to be made upon
parts of the lands of your petitioners,
so segregated as aforesaid, and over
which said commission has ceased le-5
gally to have any further Jurisdiction
or control, but as wrongfully assuming
the same, and said commission and the
members thereof have thus wrong
fully, after said segregation was made,
allowed more than 200 persons, not
Delawares to make selection for homes
upon parts of the said Delaware lands
SO segregated as aforesaid, and have
allowed such persons to file applica4
tons for allotment thereon and have
sought, by recommendations contained
in their report of April 20, 1903, to the
secretary of the interior. to cause steps
to be taken to prevent the supreme
court of the United States from rem
dering such judgment in the cause now
pending therein as would confirm in
your petitioners the title to said 157 900
acres so segregated as aforesaid"
The secretary of the interior is
charged with unlawful acts to defraud
the Indians, such as that of encourage
Ing white men who have married
squaws to make claim to Delaware
lands.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
RUSSIAN MERCHANTS
ARE DISCOURAGED
lza
Cannot Compete With United
: States and3Edrope in Trade
With China.

= LONDON, Sept. .2s.-An Odessa dis
patch to the Standard reports that
conference of Siberian merchants and
traders was recently held at Tomsk,
Russian commerce with China. The
meeting arrived at unsatisfactory con-
illusions, the bulk of the evidence adj
duced proving that in the existing cir
,eumstances it is practically impossible
for Russian products and manufacture
ers to compete successfully in China
against those of Western Europe and
the United States.
The administration of the Siberian
railroad has declared it impossible,
without a ruinous loss of revenue, to
greatly reduce the freight rates.
r 1t is reported from Askhabud, capital
of Russian Trans-Casp1an territory,
that 2.O00.OO acres of cotton, wheat,
barley and vegetables in that district
have been destroyed by locusts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29

| financial interests elicits statements
that nothing of a serious or untoward
character is apprehended.
Jacob r. Schiff, OF Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., said: 1t is simply a fever, which
must run it's course, just as we had
buying fever two years ago, and even
last year. So the selling fever has
now taken hold Of the people, and rea-
son counts for nothing. No matter
what may be said as to the causes
which have brought about the pres
throughout the country do not justify
the existing great decline in substan-
tial securities. The time will come
when people will wonder how condi-
tons such as We see now could have
existed
1T does not appear likely that the
much feared money stringency will
materialize. In fact, money is abund-
ant now. only those who control the
supply are afraid, in the uncertain
state Of affairs, to part with it. The
consequence is that we have a super
abundant supply of money on daily
call, while time money cannot be had
in large amounts.
But this will change, especially as
it is almost certain that with the ina
bility of corporations to finance their
requirements general business through
out the country must after time fall
off, and when that moment arrives we
shall have large amount of funds
seeking employment These surplus
funds will to some extent determine the
value of our, for ordinary purposes,
superintendent volume of currency,
and we shall again witness an increas-
ed demand for securities. So that it is
not at all unlikely though this may
seem paradoxical. that when railroad
earnings begin to decrease because of
reduced general business, the values
of railroad securities will again begin
to increase
LONDON. Sent. 2S.-The renewed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Will He Leave the Vatican?

ROME, Sept. 2S.-According to the
Tr1buna, Plus H. on receiving the
ABBOT of the celebrated monastery of
Monte Cassini in the Campania, said:
We shall soon meet, most reverend
father, at Monte Cassini.'l Then. re-
marking the effect that his words pro-
duced an impression that his holiness
would some day leave the Vatican pre-
eincts, he added: Pray, for all things
are obtained by prayer" The pope is
also said to have told the abbot Of the
Benedictine monastery at Cava Del
Tirriene, near Salerno, that he himself
would open the Jubilee of the immacu-
late conception. sad
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Bridge Workers Have Quiet Day.

KANSAS CITY, No.. Sept 2S-To-
days session of the Information Structural
and Bridge Workers association was
taken up entirely with routine affairs.
The Parks crowd helped clear up the
small business of the gathering and no
signs of the fight between the two factions
promised yesterday were visible Presi-
dent Buchanan made an appeal for harm
ony and his talk had the effect, at least
temporarily, of quieting the New Workers.
It's the lnll before the storm" said
one delegate after the convention had ad :.
journed for the day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
RUSSIA !, NcHINA.
Two Hundred and. Fifty Thousand
Troops and EIGHTY -Warships.

TEN TSIN, Sept. 2s.-The military
strength of Russia in the Far East Is
now as follows: In Manchuria proper,
$4,000 men of all arms, including eigh-
teen batteries of artillery; on the lines
Of communication between Port Ar
thur and the Amur provinces, 10000
men, and at Port Arthur and Talien-
wan, 10000 men.
Thirty forts have been erected at
Port Arthur and fifty others are under
construction. All the peaks in this dis
trict are being fortified. In addition to
the land forces, there are always forty
Russian vessels at Port Arthur, and
forty others constantly under steam at
Talienwan. Three battleships, two
cruisers and four 'destroyers are ex-
pected to arrive in Chinese waters
Oct. IT, Et,5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
cossAck VS.. ARMENIAN.
Serious Row over the Transfer of
Church Property.

TIFLIS, Russia, Sept. 2S.-The trans
fer of the property of the Armenian
church at Shusha to the Russian au-
thorities according. to the imperial de-
cree, has been attended by a conflict
between Armenians and Cossacks. Ex-
cited Armenians made demonstration
In front of the residence of the gov
ernor and stoned detachment of Co.'S
sacks who attempted to dispense them.
Shots from the crowd and from per-
sons On the balconies land roofs of
houses in the neighborhood were an
swered by volley from the Cossacks.
according to. the official accounts two
Cossacks and one rioter We're killed,
put the Armenians carried off num-
Der. of wounded persons.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Long Balloon Trip.

i LONDON, Sept. 28.-Count de ,nLa
Vauix and Count D'Outremont, the
French aeronauts. who journeyed from
Paris to England in balloon, descend
ing near Hull, Yorkshire, yesterday.
after having been seventeen and three
quarters hours in the air, returned to
France today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
In Honor of the First Turner.

BERLIN, Sept. 2S.-A museum In
memory Of Friedrich Ludwig jain.
popularity known as '"Turnvater Jahn,"
the founder of the Turner societies,
was opened yesterday at Freiburg- on
tne-unsrut, Prussia, by the National
Turner society,"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Death Reinforcement.

BELFAST. Itelahd, Sept. 2S-The
collapse today Of TIE wall of foundry
belonging to 1Fa1rburn, Lawson &
Combe company limited. during the
repulId1ng OF the works, buried work
men. Five men Have been extricated
dead and others are injured.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Not to Unite.

MADRID, Sept. 2S.-The -lan of the
Republicans to conclude an electoral
agreement with the Socialists has fall
ed Fifty out of seventy Socialist
groups refused to enter into the pro-
posed cooperation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Governor of the Caucasus.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept est is
rumored in high military circles that
Gen. Kouropatkin will be appointed
governor of the Caucasus, and that he
viii be replaced as war minister by.
Gen. Bobrekoff3 governor of Finland,
Prince Obelensh succeeding to the
latter's post
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Dowaaen Countess Fails.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The failure was
announced in bankruptcy court today
OF Blanche Adefizas Dowager Countess
or Roslyn, mothersof the present Earl
or Rosslyn, the actor, whose stage name
is James Erskine.s Her liabilities are
said to be considerably over $3.50, 900.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
More Prisoners Dealt With.

District Judge Seeds today issued writs OF
habeas corpus in the cases of President
G: G. Kennison, w. ID. Davis, Patrick
Mullaney and Thomas Foster union min
ers who are prisoners in the military
guard house The order directs that the
men be produced in court Friday morning.
Attorney John NJ Glover presented the
petitions for the prisoners. Gen. Chase Il
the only resident named in the writs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
RECEIVER is APPOINTED.

John G. carruth to Take Charge of the
Consolidated Lake Superior.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 28.-Jobn
G. Carruth, of Philadelphia, president of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
Portuguese Fishermen Drowned.

LISBON, Sept. 2S.-A severe storm
fas swept over the northern coast Of
Portugal. Two fishing boats were
wrecked and sixteen fishermen drown
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29

ThesimpIest remedy foy indigestion constipation
biliousness and the many ailments arising from
aisordered stomach liver or bowels Is Rtpane TAD
les They have accomplished wonders. and their
timely aid removes tho necessity OF calling phys
clan for many little f1ls that beset mankind They
60 straight to the seat OF the trouble,
sress cleanse affected parts and give the system
or an rsinary occasion The family bottle 90 cents
eontsns supply for6 year. All druggists them
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-07
GREMAF.
@M@
e ejercEcio del bale

Un aleman afcionado la establish
ca Sc ha entretenido, falta de ocupa-
cion mas it'll, en- calcular el nt1mero de
kilometres que Sc recorre bailando. Sc
gun sus observaciones, bailar I'm walls
equivale caminar TN trayecto de 1906
metros para cada uno de los bailarines.
Los que 'cultivan" la mazurka Sc que-
dan mas cortos, puesto que su esfuerzo
no pasa del que emplear1an en- recorrer
una distancia de $50 metros. La polka
representa- $40, y Ell 'pas de quatre'
300 escasos.
Con estos y otros datos analogos a
Ia vista, ell aludido investigator afrma
que en- lin gran bale [no da la medida
de su grandeza sino por su duracion)
que empiece a las diez de Ia noche y
termine 4 las cinco de la madrugada, ,el
danzante que haya tornado parte en-
todos los bales, incluso ell cotillon, ha-
bra dado $4,000 pasos, que vienen ser
unos I9 kilometres; este es, la distancia
de Madrid a las Rozas, ode Madrid a
Parla. iUn pasefto'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-07
Bautizos extr'avagantes

Los iapones llsan TN ceremonial "sul
qeneris" en- sus bautizos; embalan, por
decirlo asi, q los nif1os en- unas cajas
en- forma de media luna, les hacen ell
signo de la cruz con aqua, y les dan I'm
nombre cualquiera, que no es definiti-
vo, pues Sc lie quitan en- case de que
grave enfermedad q otro accidente pom
ga en- rfesgo su vida. W
Entire los caribes, dos individuos que
hacen las veces de nuestrO padrino y
madrina, en- lugar de ofrecer I'm regalo
al nifIo, tienen Ia triste mission de abrir
le los aguejeros de las orejas, del labio
inferior de las narices, que ellos usan
despues para co gar raros sdornos.
Los indios meiicanos. durante Ell bau-
tismo, colocan en- las manos de los nj
fios los aparatos 6, utcnsilios que Sc st1-
pone han de usar cuando hombre; as1
es que al que va a ser guerrero, por
ejemplo, le ponen en- la mano derecha
ur sable y en- la izquierda I'm fusil.
Lo nombres que dan los Arabes q sus
hiios son siempre poeticos: les llaman
sol, estrella, luna LENA, rosa, lis, JAZZ
min, diamante, perla, etc.
En- la China hay la costuf1bre de
afeitar la cabeza de los pequehuelos a
las cuatro semanas de nacidos a partir
desde este dfa Sc les da I'm nombre,
que dicen que es." leche'', que con-
Servan los varones hasta el momento
de entrar en- la escuela, y las hembras
hasta la fecha de su casamiento.
GREMAF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-07
B1BLIoTEcA DEL BoLETIN MERcANTIL.

iado con la agravane de interrumpidas las CO.
1nunicaciones causa de la guerra
-Lo tendre en- cuenta.
-Firme usted pues, el compromise.
Hfzolo asf Solana marchose ell administrative
AL amanecer del dia sguiente monte caballo
nuestro hombre sin de propositos Julian
sabendo que este habfa de oirle quen lover
fuese carretera arrba con rumbo desconocdo estlvo
tres das ausente de su casa.
All egresar esta saludo su hijo con las en-
tes ra'abras:
-Tulan1o, mahana nos iremos Lierganes Iu
hablaras con tn novia 70 Ell tacafo de su pa
Dire.
AL muchacho le dio vue'co el coraz5n.
-:Y que vamos. padre7
IA casarte, hombrs
tDs veras7. No me engaha7 les que, pr fin, el
senior Pedro da los ocho mil duros?
Use? iAntes 10 cuegan Pero no mporta; td te
casaras con su nifi yer 81 mil diabos entras
en- Gaia Y vllelves 4 ser persona racional!
Al dfa siguiente habaron, eecto, largo tepdido
los futuros corsuegros, ientas los novio dedcaban
Sc q la conjugucb5n del verbo amsr cogditos de Ia
mano.
-Senor Pedro decfa Solaaa, al fin Sc saldra US
con la suya de no dar su ha mas que los cuatro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-07
LA DoTE DE LA NINA.

mil. iCudado que usted terco senor mfo Yo debfa
mantenerme mis- rece, pero ia verdad aige yer
panar esos t6rtolos me resigno, aunque yoe doy
mi chico el doble... Conque.. ich6quela!
ALA esos cinco-respondio e sefior Pedro
aargando la para estrechar la que Soana lie enda
sin hacer objection alguna pertinente al caso
-1Quedamos casar los chicos1
-Cuando quieran
-Si por ellos fuese. ahora mismo echarfan CO.
rrer la parroquia Hasta echa ten Ayaa ropa, seg6n
me ha dicho Julian
Sin contestar palabra sonri6se e1 senor Pedro hi
20 tn movimiento de cabeza como indicando que e
ba taben que todos los detaes del casoo estaban va
a punto de caramelo. s.
-Habemos ahora de otro unto-continu6 Solana
Para que yea usted que le estmo, mas ahora que
esaros va dos dedos de emparentar voy proporcio
narle un bonto negoco de gananca segura 10 que d
ce dnero mano. iss
-lY como no 10 guarda used para 81, amigo Solana?
5-prepunto el desconfado sefior Pedro
-Por dos razones, y e hablo usted con el coraz6n
abierto primera porque engo empeno probarle mi
buena voluntad mi deseo de que termine
una rivalidad qe ambos perudica;l segunda porque
icon ranqueza trago entire asuntos de ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-27
FIEsTAs EN- New YORK

Ha empezado en- New York la cele
braci6n del $50 aniversario de su funda-
ci6n. Ell regocijo p1blico es inusitado.
En- ell Central Park la concurrencia era
numerosa, teniendo efecto ALI numero-
sos festeios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-27
(dmbiOS en- Ia POIi(la InSuIdr

Han sido trasladados:
Ell captain Fernandez Mater, de
Juana Diaz Arecibo.
Ell teniente Mario Mas, de Yauco q
San Juan.
Ell teniente Iturrondo, del Presidio
a Guayama.
Ell sargento Soto Rodriguez, de la
Academia de Rio-piedras 4 Ia Conan.
dancia de Juana-Diaz.
Ell segundo teniente J1dice, de Qua
yama q Yauco.
Los sargcntos Ignacio Carballeira,
Jose M. Pietrantoni y Martin Paradfs,
respectfvamente, los puestos del Pre-
sidio, Aguadilla Cabo-rojo
Ascendido cabo, ell guardia Hippo
Ito Soltero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-27
Cosas del d1a
Los verdaderos responsabIes

la ejecuci6n de su complice, Y nj una
Erase de pena esca parase de sus labios,
nj una lagrima furtiva de sus ojos.
We'd ahf, puertorriquenos; we'd Ell
camino por d6nde os llevan una veinte-
ma de ambiciosos, que para escalar Ell
poder y conseguir sus destinos, no les
inquieta que la horca Sc levante.
Pedro Dfaz mat6: sin la suggestion
polftica, Pedro Diaz no hubiese matado.
Fue precise un tumulto, una asonada
barbosina, para que Pedro Dfaz matase.
Y como Pedro D1az, maatarOn otros
que han tenido mucha mejor suerte.
Digalo ell guardia Girona quien
no Sc lie pudo probar ell asesinato; olga
10 ell guardia Inchausti q quien probable
mente no Sc lie probara; dfgalo ell guar
dia Becerril quien tampoco Sc lie ha
probado, porque, seg1n p1blica opinion,
Sc comprometfa persona de mayor
graduation que le ordenara ell disparo;
dfgalo ell guardia Valentin Colon que
mat6 al juez de la Cidra; dfganlo mu
chos mas, unos castigados y otros ab-
sueltos, todos culpables, que mas bien
que por cuenta propia, obraron bajo ell
infuio de una impunidad polftica que
ellos consideration como cierta.
Sentimos deploramos Ia muerte
ignominiosa que lie cabe q ese individuo;
que nacio en- Puerto Rico; lamentamos,
que ell pat1bulo, ese aparato vii y luctuo-
so Sc levante en- nuestra patria; pero q la
vez, llamamos Ia atencion de nuestro
pueblo para que observe y discurra de
como no es tan sensato ell dejarse indu-
cir, por alardeos de una pol1tica crimi-
nosa, cuando la verdadera pol1tica es la
de llevar los ciudadanos por la senda
del orden de la tranquilidad.
Que sirva al m6nos, este triste
lamentable hecho Gle leccion & los demas
Y que sc convenzan de que, 81 por de-
terminadas circunstancias, puede haber
un periodo anormal de consentimientos
6 injusticias, como este no cabe dentro
10 natural, tratandose de una nacion ci-
vilizada, tarde temprano yuelve 4 i'm
perar ell orden y igtay entonces de los
asesinos de los malvadosl
Y til, pueblo infeliz, pueblo en- ell
fondo honrado, pueblo que llevas & la
boca ell pan humedecido por Ell sudor de
tn trabajo, eontempla medita cuai es
tn situacion.
Sc politico pero polftico honrado;
ejercita tus derechos libremente y sin
entorpecer por la violencia los dere-
chos de los otros; escucha al que te ha-
bic de yirtud honradez y trabajo; desc
cha y odia al que te aconseje la vengan-
"a, ell crimen ell desenfreno.
Oyeme, pueblo:
Para tt, hay una horca; para ellos,
para los que te inducen, para los que
te corrompen y pervierten, para esos
.....para esos hay prebendas, hay ri
quezas y hay empleos.
Pueblo, despierta.
El partido federal quiere que td
seas honrado.
0INESILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-27

FL dia siete de Agosto, sera un dia
dc luto para Puerto Rico
En- ese dia subira la horca, por
justo decreto de la Ley, ell infeliz Pedro
Diaz, alias M07tiIlo, quedando as1 vim
dicada la Justicia, aunque no por clio la
conciencia p1blica, que 81 con dolor pro-
fundo preparase & Ia videncia de un he
cho fatal y lamentable, guarda ell con-
vencimiento fntimo de que 81 la vfctima
es materialmente responsible del hecho,
naorGln1e1ate 10 son todos aqu6llos que
directa indirectamente, despues de
crear una situaci6n an6mala anarqui-
ca, aconsejaron permitieron la consul
macion de estos delitos, para ell logro
polftico de sus deseos 8 por puro instin-
to de maldad, contenida en- su corazon
por calculo por cobardfa.
Todo ell pals conoce la funesta pc
igrosa propaganda iniciada y sostenida
por los republicanos, para ell logro de
sus concupiscencias.
Este partido fu6 la lucha, y ven
clio en- plena demagogia y en- pleno es-
candalo.
Orden6se la Polic1a que sin tenor
alguno disparase contra los federales, 6
infinidad de turbas fueron armadas de
rev6lveres y de palos.
A todOs estos lgnOrantes Sc les CO.
rrla la consigna de que, por mucho que
hiciesen, SO les considerable como impu
nes ante la Autoridad y ante la Ley.
Es mas: yo se de alguien que estuvo
& punto de ser vfctima de un ta1rb0, q
quien cierto connotado prohombre de la
Capital, lie dijo con la tranquilidad mas
grande del mundo:
<-Vuelva usted su pueblo, dom
de quiera que encuentre ese sefIor,
matelo como q IN 11erY0, que 70 lie res
pondo q usted que no le pasara cosa al
Runa.1
Afortunadamente, ell sugeto en- cues
ton no tuvo G1aan10 para obedecer esa
orden.
I que este era com1n, Sc comprue-
ba con la insolencia y desfachatez de los
caJas que hac1an y deshac1an su anto-
jo, mostrando en- pleno dia los cuchillos
y revolveres que portaban.
De ah1, que con esa predica, NADIA
tuviera de extrano Ia ceguedad en- cier-
tos desgraciados y que, 8 por sus ms
tintos crimlnales, por su fanatismo
polftico, Sc viesen impelidos q cometer
delitos horrendos, como Ell del infeliz
que en- breves dias subira & la horca.
Y, en- vista de tales circustancias,
squienes son los verdaderos response
bles del crimen de la vida de Pedro
Diaz2
Pedro Dfaz, expiara humanamente
su delito; pero Sy los otros2
SLos que 10 aconsejaron? ilos que
imbuyeron en- su mente la idea de ma
tar, porque sin maata9 no Sc podfan ga
mar las elecciones2
iD0nde estan 49,?
All. desde sus c6modos asientos,
leeran despues de un op1pano desayuno,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-27
E O
JUzGADo MUNICIPAL DE CAGUAs

Cumpliendo carta orden del T'ribu
nal de Justiois del Disirito de Humacao
en- los ejecutivos que sigue la succession de
don Guillermo Ramis contra dofia Cata~
lima doila Juana Borras Ginart. la
succession de dons Geronlma Glnsrt don
Psscual Borras y Llac.r sobre cobro de
resos, SO hs practicable ell embargo de dos
incas rhsticas afectas al pago de aque
las responsabilidades y s!tuadas smbas
en- ell barrio de Bsiroa de este term no;
en- Guys virtud y de conformidad con las
prescripciones legales del case. Sc cita
Ge remate por ell termino de nueve di s
don Juan y 8 don Blrtolome Saliva. Ell
primero por su propio derecho y ell segun
do como heredero de su difunto padre
don Antonio Saliva Ginar smbos co
mo sucesores de doha G ronima Ginar
de Borras, fin de que en- ell exprcsado
tSrmino de nueve dfas comparezcan a ha-
Ger uso del derecho de que Sc cream ssis
tidos. spercibidos sino comparecen de
pararles ell perjuicio que pudiere haber
lugar. Y para su publication en- ell pc
ri0dico LA DEMoCRAoIA expido la pre-
sente en- Csguas &c dc Mayo dc 1908.
jose molina.
El Secretario supleDte. PENEo BA
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