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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
SNAKES FIGHT FOR A FROG.
They Battle Until Both Ars Conn
pletcIy Exhausted.

They Battle Until Both Ars Conn
plete1y Exhausted.
THAT story about snakes having q
each other was all right, and | was
glad to know that some one would put
In Il good word for the snakes" said
man from one Of the parishes In the
New Orleans Times Democrat, "but as
much as l would like to believe in
these fine ethical retinements in con-
nection with reptilian life, l recall one
instance which seems to mar at last
portion of the theory with respect to
tho snakes fine sense of justice. One
of the tiercest battles l ever saw was
between two snakes, and the stake
was small frog, measly little frog
that wasn't really worth lighting FOR.
The fight was in clear break in the
edge of the Louisiana marsh and had
good, uninterrupted view of the
event
MY attention was attracted to the
combat by the swirl and splash OF wat
or. Did you ever see a whirlpool play
inc along dusty surface? Did you
ever see comic papers picture OF
cat fight? Well, that was the way
the fight between the snakes impress
cd me- The water was spraying
around in the form of an eddy ana IL
was some little time before | coulu
Get a glimpse of the snakes. Whether
they were trying to drown each other'
choke each other, or what they were
irving to do | cannot say. But | never
saw tiercer tempest in small area.
~ did not know what the trouble
was until the subsistence set In, unui
the snakes had reached the point when
they could do no more than lash WIN
tbeir tails and hiss at each other. FL
nol1y one of them broke and scuttled
toward the bank with the other kissing
defiance at him. When the scuttaer
had disappeared in the weeds at the
oarc of the water the conqueror, more
dead than alive as n result OF the con-
e;ct swimming distance of some nVe
az six feet, grabbed the little frog
r.bich had been the innocent cause OF
all the trouble.
(which snake got the frog first, OF
course I do not know, but | an JUS
t,t,ad in thinking that the frog was
tho cause of all the trouble. Of course
+ am not positive that they fought over
the frog. but that was the impression
got ut the time and 1t was the only
annarent excuse for the display OF oel-
ligerency."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
ALL OVER THE STATE
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN BADGER.
DOM.
Infatuated Merchant Whips Banker
Conviction for Bear Creek Mi1liner
Limit Sentence for Mercer MUIR
derer-Pole Settlers Routed.

fierce attack was made on Theodore
Kersten, president of the failed German
National Bank in Chiffon, by Frank
Tesch, who is a merchant and one of the
creditors who failed to get the promised
payment Of 10 per cent the other day.
manded his money. Being refused pay
ment, he seized Kersten by the coat col
lar, choked him, shook him and then
threw him to the ground. The attempted
interference of Kersten's brother was
without avail. The crowd cheered this
action of Tesch. When Kersten arose
from the ground he and Tesch went into
the bank together. When Tesch came
out he appeared pleased but neither he
nor Kersten would talk of the matter
or say If settlement had been made
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
One Hundred Years Ago.

Cape Francais, now Cape Haytien,
surrendered to the blacks under Chris
topic.
John Buckler, former public execu-
toner aAd later famous brigand in
Germany, was himself hanged with nine
teen of his confederates.
Napoleon's order forbidding the land
ing in France OF British goods brought
in American ships was attacked i'll Amer
lean newspapers rs violation of the
treaty OF 1901.
Jedediah Turner of Cazenovia, n. Y,
obtained patent on thrashing machine
to be operated by horse OK or wind pow
er, and warranted to thrash $50 bushels
a day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
A11Oxer the State.

The First Methodist Church of Beloit
celebrated its sixty-trst anniversary.
Adolph Orlew, Il little Polish boy, was
crushed to death under Il potato wagon
in Kenosha
The son of DIR. Blakely of Brodhead,
aged Il years broke through the ice
while skating and was drowned.
Both the Skdmorc Land Company and
the Ellis Junction Land Company have
sold a large amount of land near Cri-
vitz.
Frank Cronkhite. agent at the North
western depot in Marinette, has disap-
reared and there is considerable mys-
terry about it.
A piece of apple became lodged in the
throat of the 1-months-old son of Guy
McAllister residing in Menasha, and the
child died of Strangulation.
Superior's tax rate is the lowest this
year that ii has been for seven years
with the exception of 1901 when 1t was
the same as this year. .034'
William Froelich is confined as insane
at Milwaukee, the result of smoking
cigarettes. He contracted the cigarette
habit as Il cure for catarrh.
Gustav Speckman of Rice Lake COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the heart with a revolver. lie
went to the cemetery, where his wife is
buried. to kill himself. The body was
found on his wifes grave.
The Eau Claire high school football
team defeated the Madison Athletics ut
Camp Randall by score of IL to .. The
Fort Atkinson did not show up. which
forfeits the Wisconsin nterscholastle
championship to Eau Claire.
An attempt was made to rob the Bank
of Milton, but the robbers We're frlghten-
cd away by the young man who sleeps IN
the second story of the building. They
LETT ladder, some railroad ties and
tools and departed with team anu bug
gy taken from the barn of }. {. Good
rich.
Ole Hcndrickson a Scandinavian
farmer. died at his home in Chimney
Rock. An aged couple were left with
the corpse while Il young man went to
town for coffin. Before he returned the
house caught fire and burned, together
with the corpse. which was in an upper
chamber.
George Fuchschel's clothing became en-
tangled in the machinery ut the Globe
paper mill in Neenah, and he was being
whirled around at a rate of speed thai
meant sure death. when his clothes were
torn from, him sufficiently TO allow thu
boy to drop to the ground uninJured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Kenosbo Citizens in Fight.

The workmen of the Kenosha indie
pendent Telephone Company and the citi-
zens of Ashland avenue fought pitched
battle in Kenosha. The men started to
set poles when the property owners OBJ
iected. The holes We're filled up and the
citizens, armed with clubs, threatened
the workmen with violence. The men
finally attempted to set the poles, and
the citizens repused them with four
lines of hose, drowning the workmen out.
The men retreated in disorder and no
further effort was made to carry out the
work
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Forty Years Ago.

Gen. U. S. Grant was tricked by the
rebel Gen. Bragg, by means of de-
serter's false tale, into prematurely pre-
pairing for the advance on Missionary
Ridge, ut Chattanooga.
Orchard Knob, in Missionary Ridge,
Tenn, was successfully stormed by
Union troops under Gems. 7. ]. Wood,
Sheridan and Palmer, as first step
toward driving the rebel Gen. Bragg
from the outskirts of Chattanooga.
Railroad tracks were torn up in Scott
County, ILL.,, by rebel sympathizers, who
declared no more deserters from the
Union army should be arrested there.
The rebel Gen. John Morgan and his
aid, Capt Hines, escaped from the pen
itentiary at Columbus, Ohio, where they
had been confined since their raid and
capture in that State.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Thirty Years Ago.

President u. S. Grant, in conversation
at the White House, predicted the an
nexation Of Cuba by the United States
as the natural course of things"
Joseph Poole, Fenian, was sentenced
to be hanged Mt Dublin for the murder
of John Kenncy in trying to free Ire
land from British tyranny"
The steamer Virginius reached Ha-
vana, Cuba, with its captor, the Spanish
gunboat Tornado, and four survivors of
its crew, who had been sentenced to the
chain gang for life.
William NJ Tweed, who stole over ST.
100000 on municipal contracts in New
York City, was sentenced to twelve
years Imprisonment and to pay fine Of
$1o,750.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Twenty Years Ago.

Col. Coetlogan, British commander ut
Khartoum, notified Cairo that Hicks
Pasha's Egyptian army had been ami
hilated by the Mahdi.
The Chinese army evacuated Sontag
and Bacninh, in Tonquin. the French
troops being in close pursuit.
Standard time was adopted at noon
throughout the United States, displacing
tho fifty-three different kinds" previous
~ in use.
Every member of the British cabinet
except Gladstone demanded a permanent
protectorate over Egypt, while he declar
ed Englands duty already accomplished
there, and that her troops should be
withdrawn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Woman Convicted of Arson.

Mrs. Lucille Colbert, aged 60 years,
was found guilty in the Circuit Court
in Appleton Of having set fire to her mil
linery store in the village of Bear Creek,
two years ago, which fire destroyed the
entire business portion of the village, en-
failing loss of 100000 A stay Of
proceedings for sixty days was granted
to permit the defendant to perfect an
appeal to the Sta.e Supreme Court, and
she was released under $4,000 bond, fur
nished by her son-in-law, Louis A.
Lange, State Senator from the Fond du
Lac district
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Seymour Girl la Found.

Miss Kramer, daughter of wealthy
farmer of Seymour. who ran away from
home at Thanksgiving time eleven years
ago, has been found. She was II years
OF age when she left A diligent search
was instituted, but no trace OF her could
be found, and finally she was given up
us dead Less than month ago rela-
tives got trace of her at Racine and the
correspondence that followed has result
cd in her making Il visit to her old home.
She is now Mrs. Bechler and has two
children.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
fifty Years Ago.

A battle was fought between whites
and Indians on the east bank of the Mis-
souri, river in Iowa.
Gen. J. Urquiza was elected president
of the Argentine Republic.
The United States government dis
patched the ship Cyane to survey the
route for canal across the isthmus OF
Darien.
American newspapers declared that
England was trying to "Afrieanize"
Cuba by shipping negro apprentices
there, to be freed after fifteen years ser
vice.
The country was alarmed over Presi-
dent Franklin Pierces serious illness
from fever.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04

The jury in the Doucette murder trial
at Hurley brought in. n verdict of man
slaughter in the third degree. The de-
PENDANT was sentenced one hour after the
verdict and received the maximum pen
atty, four years ut hard labor at Wau-
pun. Samuel Doucette, the defendant,
six weeks ago shot and killed William
Voight, blacksmith, at Mercer. lie
and Weight had been playing poker when
they became involved in Il row.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Rescucs BOYS from Drowning.

Engineer J. Cleveland of Chicago
passenger train on the Milwaukee road
rescued two hoys from drowning III Lake
Monona. The train was speeding across
the lake, when the engineer noticed the
boys struggling in the water Quickly
bringing his train to stop, he cut the
bell cord from its fastenings, threw it
to the boys and pulled them ashore.
They had been skating and broke through
the ice They were Philip Scoville and
Harry Mueller, each aged II years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
Ten Years Ago.

j. w. Reno and Joseph G. lillian
submitted plans for the New York rapid
transit tunnel now under construction.
and which they offered to build in from
three to five years for $30,000O00, giving
the city $1,0O0.000 stock.
An international clearing house was
proposed for New York City, to stop ex-
pensive gold shipments, 1t having cost
$3,sOO,0OO to settle balance Of only
$4,000, 900, extending over twenty-five
yearA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
HArTER Nj

"a s.a '''\' tk Nj.
:, ,oSn n, mistress anxiously waited
'sYss,,.n~ ''' after having made all
= Ne,. PREPARATIONS for their
sIacIry came low knock at the
NM" a cautiously the bolt was
~ d "a Spa Kenneth stood in the
NJ, s 'ae two ladies.
index finger to lis lips. he
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
CON s U ia

1a. En- cuanto al ordsn de suce'
der, cuantfa de derechos sucesorios
y par rt;cipsc On de c6nyuge viudo
/ Rige IL Ley de 10 nacion&liaaa de
10 persona de cuyA suces.6n a ee tratAf
q. 1Paede In Asamblsa Legisla.
tiva de Puerto Rico crear an nuevo
estado de derecho para los extran
garos que rssiden en- esta ISIS obi.
g6ndoles someterse en- totso 6 ID
xLey del lugars, hAbiendo constitui'
do su hcgar y aiquirido bisnss sl
amparo de otra legisiaci6n cue def.
mia sus relaciones de familia en-
euAnto & sucesiones, bajo 10 bsse del
<satatuto personalsf
81. 81 ell Artfculo 822 dice I" En- los
cAsos de herencia testadA etc., lde.
be entenderse el 621 como rsfsrente
& 10 intestada, no obstante ocuparsa
de este el CApftulo 80. (Artfculos 866
a1 903 inclusives)?
A. Coneediendo el a1tfcnlo 796 al
hijo, como legftima jrz 81, elias dos
terceras parte del total de In heren-
cia lc6mo ne entrega al viudo 8 viu.
do IL mitad de 10 propieaad perso.
nal y real segdn el arifaulo 821 6 Ia
mitad de In propiedad personal on
pleno dominic y In tercera parte dc
In real On usufructo como dice al
1927
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MI. Harlan Y los
puertOrriQ0e1OS.

La ausancia del sef11r Harlan 60
muy sentidA por sus amigos. Ri
&c nor Harlam es iln buen AmerieAno.
Coincide su mArcha de esta TERRA
CON momentos en que nueetro Tue
bio acaba de reeibir una decepc:on
mas queegregar s las muchas que
on Ga alma pesan. Y ofeece este nm
eontrasta dc que seguramento ~
apsreibirfa oil ProcurAdor Gsneral
Muchos pne ttrriquefios y toda 10
prensa del psfs, La1 de spedido &
aque, fancionArio con frases de elo.
gic y earifl,. El % nor Harlan, que
formaba par.s del Consejo Ej scuti
vo, Va 6 presentar su ranuncia al
Pfesidante Roosevelt, que le nom :
bro Attorney G sneral en- Puest Ri
CO. Y squel alto cuerno hschura
aqui del gobisrno de Washington,
haca algunoa dias que dijo los
puertorrique1ics; HSeg hid como es.
tsis. No podemos nj qusremos
fAllar 6 favor de vuestras aspi-
raciones para ser eiudadAnos y mo
aiervos. =
Y ahora que Mr.. Harlan, Conee
jerosd del Ejaeutiyo, se W, eata pue :
bio, On medic de ans tribulacIones,
sin olvidar 6stas, tributa { Mr..
Harlan Pfocurador, General, Ell ho-
menage de carifio que no ltribptAifa
6 Mr.. HARLAN Consejero del Ejeeu.
Two, de ese Conaejo Executive que
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que hizO a Ia CamaTa
un abOgadO de Ponce
CASOS PRACTICES OCURRIDOS
DESPUES DEL CAMBIO DE CODIGOS

I'll abog ado sefior Felipe CasAlduc
Goicoechea, elev6 & To- CkmAra 10
siguiente conaults, acereA de In in
terpretaci6n que debe darse al C6di.
60 Civil:
Primer easo.-En veinte y cinco
de Febrero pasado, fAlleei6 en- Pom
CO nm esps n ol, bAjo testamento que
otorgara en- ounce de Enero 6ltimo
y en- ell que instituy6 por dnico y
universal heredero de todos sus bie-
mes, 6 nm hijo que tuvo en- IL que fH6
su esposa, hoy viud&.
RI testamento fac otorg ado de
conformidad CON 10 legisls ci6n es.
pafiola, que es nuestro antigua Co.
djgo Civil, AcAtando en- 10 forma,y y
solsmnidsiss, las leyes puertorri.
quefias que rigan en- 10 actualidad.
Lon bienes del finado perteneeen
& las classes de muebles 6 inmuebles.
No eonforme Ia viuda CON ell tssta.
mento que hiciera 81 mariao fAlleei.
do, y NAL avenida CON su hsio aleg6:
(A). Que eatando en- vigor el CO
digo de Paerto Rico, cuanao se h'z1
el testamento, pues que el artfculo
81 de ese tsxto dice: que sla Ley ci-
vii es igual para todos y no hay mas
exeepciones, que las qua especial.
mente se declaren asfs, su esposo no
pudo dispoEer de sus bienes en- 10
forma que 10 hizo, alamparo del pk
rrafo 20. del artfculo 10 del antique
C5aigo, pues ese apArte legal habia
sido derogado en- Puerto Rico.
(B) Qae por el artfcu.o 82l del
C6digo de este isla, comprendido en-
el CApftulo de IL sHareneiA por tes.
tamento., no hAbiendo qusaado mas
que an hijo, ella tiene derecho & la
mitAd de In propiedad personal y
real de 10 herencia en- dominic pleno
y no al usufructo viuaAl del Artfculo
834 del Cotigo espaflol.
e hijo "a vez, argnye:-(A).
Que siendo su padre extrangero, al
hRcer GA testamento no estAba obli.
gado para CON el Coligo de Puerto
Rico, NADIA mas que en- las formas y
solsmnidAdss 8, por as 1 demandarlo ell
ar,iculo II de 10 legislac 6 i espaf1o
10 que era 10 que le obligaba y no 10
de esta Isls, pue fu6 hecha para los
puertorfique11os, sin pc, j aieio afis.
de, de 10 que dispone 10 ley Hipots.
ckriA sobre los bienes inmuebies y
dem&s derechos reAles qae precep-
tta 10 mismo para los paertorrique-
nos que para los extrangeros:
tB). Que aun suponiendo obliga.
ra q ga padre, Ell C6digo Civil de
Puerto Rico en- ID materia de testa-
msntos, por su artfculo 796. 81 (el
hijo) tiene derecho & dos terceras
parties de la herencia, como leg ftima
forzosa y no 6 10 mitad como pre-
tenae 10 viuds; 10 que tampoco pue.
de invoear en- cate case, artfculo
821, por ser herencis tsstada In que
ss discute y si Ell artfoulo 822, que
ls conceae el dominic de la mitad de
10 propiedad personal y el usuffuc.
to de una tercerA parte de 10 propie
dad real de 10 herencis, todo 10 que
ae sacarfa del caudal, <ara vex Gu.
biertas aus dos tercsrAs parties como
le gitima folz osA.
Ri C6iigo nuevo, al haeer Ia cla
sificAci6n de los bienes (Libro 2o.,
artfeuloa 324 al 353 il c.usive) nj en-
ninguna otra pArte dice 10 que en-
tienda por propiedsd personal y pro:
piedad real.
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no d also sAti. fAcer Las juatas Aspira
Clones del pneblo puertorrique1io.
OontrAste sta el cual ,qu6s huen
amerieanO edmirAlfA laalincesidAa y
u h0nrAd. de cate pueblo para con
los hombres que de su spreeio se hi
cen a'gn0s.
Ahara Ell sefior Harlan Va 50
pAsria Hbrs. Y disc que pArta de IL
islA icon sfeeto y amor h&sia el pua-
bio puertorriquefio."
Sentim0s que ese afecto y ese
amor no ne mAnif sst&ran en- OCCASION
tan hermosA como 10 que GfrecierA
el il foFma aeSIa H j. r. nd nero 4.
sffasas.
Dsseamoa fsl'z viaje al funeionario
yx su distinguidA fAmilia.
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Or. Leopard Eandes.


GARANTIZA LA OURA PERFEOTA
ou ITO.
mSsp
mpeo Tengo dehco
M -
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CONsULTA

RI requisite que ex.ga Ell Amerita-
do artieulo 300, dssde ID frase sen
TODD eauos, ihay que aceptar'o para
TODD acto de ensgenaci6l 8 hipoteca
de inmuables que quiera hAcer Ell
menor, aunque tsrga padre 9 ma
drsf
Esa frAse Gen todo casos lquiere
dscir cen otro casofs A.f 10 estimo
y & mi juicio 10 equivocaci6n viene,
de que el eampesino puertorriquel1o,
no Ell iaioma cast alamo, Admite como
s'n6nimos ten todo case" y ten otro
case"
Prescindiendo por ahora, de in.
quirir 10 rsz6n de dereeho de otrAa
disposiciones de! C6aigo, tales como
las del artfculo 1922 que inieia 10
secci6n que trata de ID adminiatra-
c!6n de II &C ciedad de gananeiales y
el que fla como administrator al
marido, ~salvo. 10 dispuesto On los
artfculos 81 y 80, que NADIA tiansni
que yer CON el mAtrimonio, pueA se
refisren Las "asoeiaeiones cCopsra'
twas de construction, ahorros y
pr Cat amos; y otras, como las del
Artfeulo 623. qne limitado 6 eonsig.
mar la scci6n de los h'jos del primer
matrimonio en- los b enea lie sn pA'
dre madre cssados ssgund vex, 10
coloca 10 Comision Coaifieaaora, en-
10 secei6n que llev& por eLfgrsfs
sderechos del c6nysgs viudC".
RsspetuosAmente intereso de 10
C&marA de Dslegados 10 acla i6 4
de ssos prsceptos leg alas 8 10 que
es mejor, su reforms en- mas armo
MIA con 10 intsne.on que Sc sapone
hubo On los DslegAdos y Consejeros
que aprobaran el VICENTE C6aigo
Civil, 10 que urge hacer, en- arAs del
bien estar de los residentes de esta
Isla y el respeeto que NOS debe me
recer el hogar de los puertorrique.
nos y el de los extranieros, nuestros
hu6spedes y harmanos en- la huma.
nidad. Ponce y Marco de 1908.
Con tods consideration, Felipe Ca.
4 s0ldac Goicoeche0.
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CONsULTA.

1a. Por ell hscho de vivir en- esta
isla, lpierde 10 capaciaad que por af
500, para esa ensgsnaci6n le etor-
CARA 10 ley de su pals y IL que regfa
en- Puerto Rico, cuando 81 vino y
adquiri6 el dominic de varios In.
muebles?
q: Como consecuencia de este
caso:
(A). Nsgkndose IL muier 6 dar el
consentimianto para L. enagenaci6n
que de nm inmueb'e debe hacer ell
marido, fin de garantizsr eli domi-
nio sobre los dem&s bienes de 10
soeiedad conyugal, amens sdos por
sus acreeaores i& que Ley se acoje
el esposo para ontener ese cons anti-
mfsntn iudici&lmenta?
(B) Ua mAriao apoderaao de Gu
mujer psra enagenar stodosD los
bisnes que & 10 misma peltanez IAN
o pertenecieren en- 10 successive, pue
de enagenar nm inmueble ganancial,
por 81 y como apoderado de SD Cd.
poaa?
Tercer easo.-Un meuor amsnci.
pado por el matrimonio, que tiens
padre y mAdre intenta vender an
inmueble y dice el artf,ulo 800, que
para que pueaa ensgsnar 8 hipote :
car los bienas inmuebles, 8 tomar
dinero pl6stamo, peeesitar& ese
menor, el consentimiento de 50 pa
dre, y en- 50 defe,to ell de Ga madre,
sy On TODD case ell de on tator9, CON
10 Intervention de IL C,rte de Dis
tsito y por rsz5n de utilidad y me-
cesidAd.
e r gistrador deniega In inscrip.
c:6n de 10 ventA, aunque ha inter va-
Lilo el padre del mencr, exiglenao
10 concurfenciA del tutor y el anto
dsclsrando 10 necesi lad y utilidad
d. esa ensgenaci6n, auto y nombra.
miento de Tator que no pronaneia
nj h&ce 10 Corts. por que no existen
previatoa en- el C6aigo esos Tatores
especialea, nj ese sxpediente de ne
cesidad y utilidad para tai case.
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81. Los ci6iitos hipotecafics y
demAs derechos reales Sconst.tuyen
propiedad personal g real J?
Segunao caso. - U1 ciudadano
frances, casado, residente en- Paerto
Rico, vende una propiedad inmueble
sin el consentimien to expreso de 10
esposs, requisito que para los puerA
rrique11os exigs Ell ar.fculo 159 del
CO itg } Civil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
as3 Schsrmsrhorn St., Brooklyn

New York, U. B. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc.. TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEG0OIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Looacion, centrica: hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados. La
Escuela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage ouando asl Sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oirculares 8 informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- sLa Correspondence.