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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
LIBRO SEGUNDO
HISTORIA DEL PADRE DE FABIAN
l'rimera version

Padre: 70 soy Aotouio Luis Fabian, FernSndez de Lara
y Alvarez Condo. conde de Il Umbrfa...
FL Jesuita abri6 los oiO,. miro atentamente a Fsbisn y
volVi6 & cerrarlos.
Pareceme Dotar, exclsm6 ell joven, mudando de tono. que
este tftuo no lie es 3 listed desconocido -,
Lo eonozco. como TODD elmundo. respondi6 suavemente
ell padre Manrique.
-Alude listed Ia hi'toriA de mi padrel
ST, e6or.
-Pues eutonceG debo comenzsr pr decirle & listed que, al
solo conoce so historic como TODD ell mundo, Ia igoora completf.i-
m'mente. y %petd6ntme Ia viveza de eStaI ex presones.
IHoDozco t'mbi61 Ia rehabilitation de So senior padre @.
Z. +. D. declarada DOR ell SenIdo hlcs POGO tempo, l6adi6 Ell
Sacerdote sn abrir los ojos.
Aquella foe gu segunda histori', no menos f.ln que Ia
primera replied con dol9roso acento.
-Ahl.,., en- ess caso 20 be dicho nadG -, murmur6 ell
Anciano rpspetuossmeute. Contin6e listed, hUo milo.
cYo lie contare a listed mas luego Ia ciertI y positivs, pro
slgul6 Fabian. PeTo, antes, cumple a mi prop6sito declr Dor que
grados en- que fOrmI me fuf enterAndO de Ia trsgedia que 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
Ayi5O al pGb|i(O

Para interes general p1blico, avi
samos, que con fecha 81 del corriente
mes de Mayo, trasladaremos nuestro
almacen y oticina a la Gale de la For
taleza numero 80.
l0-4 Singer Seeing Machine Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
OTRA
PropietarIo: Francisco Rios

FrUpI6tarIO' FTUnclSC0 hos
Description de Ia propiedad. I'm
predio de terreno en- ell barrlo de Are
mas de esta locali1ad dedicado & pas
tos y malezas compuestos de veinticin-
co cuerdas de terreno quebrado colin
dando como sigue: Por ell Norte con
terrenos de Gaudara y Troncoso. Por
ell. Sur con dona Felipa Santos Por g,
Este con doha Monserrate Zayas. Y
por Caste con don Juan Rosario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05

ENTERED At SAN JUAN AS sND CLASS MATTER
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
Contribution adeudada.. 8 1853
Recargos . reserva] ...... 1.8l
Mas los costos del anuncio.
Pronietario. Nic)nedes Rivera

W S9Of ArOA
Mas los costos del anuncio.
OTRA
Propietario: Nic3medeS Rivera
Description de la propiedad. I'm
predio de terreno en- Ell barrio de Mon
tellans do esta localidad, q psstos,
mslezas y algunos arbastos de cafe,
compuesto de vetnte y uev cuerdas
de tsrreno quebrado, o las colin
dancias siguientes: Por 81 Norte con
don Eduardo Lugo Vidas. Por Ell Sur
con Pic Santos. Por ell Este con Ia SUI
cesi6n Carmen Torres. Y por ell Caste
con Felix Vazquez y Crist6bal Cruz.
Contribution adeud ada g 1855
Recargos q reserve l...... 3.T5
Mas el costo del anuncio.
OTRA
Propietario: Crist6bdl Cruz
Description de Ia propisdad. On
predio do terreno en- ell bsrrio de Mon.
tellano de esta localidad, & pastos,
malezas, y algunos arbustos de cafe,
compuesto de ve~iptinueve cuerdas de
terreno quebrado, con las colindan-
cias siguientes: Por 81 Norte con don
Eduardo Lugo Vihas. Por ell Sur COZ
Pho Santos. Por el Este con la suce-
sion Carmen Torres. Y por oil Osste
con Nicomedes Rivera.
Contribution adeudada. IS Pip
Recargos Ia reservs]...... 5.24
Mas el costo del anuncio.
OTRA
Propietaria: Delfna Monies
Description de la propiedad. Ur
predio de terreno en- 81 barrio de RiC
Absio de esta localidad, & pastos, ma
lezas y algunas. fncas de cafe y gui
neos con un bohfo, compuesto de vein,
to euerdss de terreno quebrado con la,
colindancias siguie ntes: Por ell Nortt
con terrenos del Ba1co Territorial
Por 81 Sur con el rio Arroyato. POI
ell Este con Jose Santos Rivera. Y Dol
81 Caste con Juan Maria lilies, Suce
sion.
Contribution adeu iada s. % u
Recargos { reserva]...... 100
Mas ell costo del anuncio,
Ell c%omprador de cada propiedat
debe depositar en- Elective, 10 menos 9
diez por ciento del valor en- que 10 90.
Vendida, cuya suma perdera en- case
de que deiase de pagan el resto de |,
suma por la cual lie fl6 adjudicada /,
propiedad, durante los diez dias oil
guientes al en- que 30 YER 80 ell remate
Cidra, P. r., Mayo Z, 10 5.
WencesIao Segarra.
SUB. COLLECTOR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
Contribution adeudada.. ga So
Recargos q [reservs]...... So
Mas ell costo del anuucio.
OTRA
Propietario: Felir Tdzquez

OTRA
rropietsrio; Felir Tdzquez
Description de la propiedad. I'm
de terreno en- ell bsrrio de Mon
.tellano, de esta localidad, q psstos ma.
y mslezas compuesto de VEIN
cuerdas de terreno q~uebrsdo,
como sigue: Por ell Norte
con terreoos de Pho Santos. Por Ell
Sur con Engracis Colon. Por ell Oes.
to con la succession de Caystano Rivera.
Y por ell Este con jose Carmen To-
rres y Modesto Medina. Este terreno
forma parte de n de mayor cabida.
Contribution adeudada, 50 2l.O0
Recargos r. reservs]...... SOC
Mas eli costo del anuncio.
OTRA
Propietario: Luis Riuera
Description de la propiedad. I'm
predio de terreao co el barrio de Mon
tellano de esta localidad, q pastos ma
turales y malezas, compuesto de veinte
y media cuerdss de terreno quebrado
c%olindsndo como sigue: Por 81 Norte
con Ramon Delgado. Por ell Sur con
el propio dueho. Por ell Este con Pho
Santos. Y por el !O.ste con Hilario
Rivera.
Contribution adeudada.. IS % O6
Recargos Il reserva]...o" 5.55
Mas los costos de anuncio.
OTRA
Propietsrio: Manuel Pichat
Description de Ia propiedad. Tn
predio de terreno en- ell barrio de Ceiba
de esta localidad, a pastos y malezas,
cempuesto de veintlcinco cuerdas de
terreno quebrado colindando como ST.
que: Por ell Norte son la succession de
Csyetano Rivera. Por ell Sur con Jose
Maria Delgsdo Por ell Este o Felix
Vszquez 6 Hilario Rivera Y por el
Oeste con Juan Rodriguez y Juan
Peha.
Contribution adeudads... IA 26
Rscargos ( reserval...... 3.43
Mas los costos de anunclo.
OTRA
Propietario: JOSE del c. Torres
Description de la propiedad. In
predio de terreno ca ell barrio de Mon.
tellano de esta localidad, a psstos ma.
t~urales, maleza, machucha con algu-
nos cafetos y I'm bohfo, compuesto de
t~reinta cuerdas de terreno sobre llano
colindando como sigue: Por ell Norte
con terrenos del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, antes Arturo Diaz. Por ell Sur
ell mismo pueblo de Puerto Rico, Por
81 Este o Jorge Rivera. Y por 81
Oeste con Luis Luna y Manual Rios.
Contribution adeudada... IS 1911
Recargos a reservs $50. POI
Mas los costos del anuncio.
OTRA
Propietario: Lorenzo Cared Mm1oz
Description de la propiedad. 10
predio de terreno en- ell barrio de Mon
tellano de esta localidad, a pastos,
malezas y algunos cafetos, compuesto
de diez cuerdas de terreno q~uebrado,
colindando como sigue: Por el Norte
con la Q lebrada Ceiba. Por Ell Sur
con Clemencio Cared. Por el Este con
Maria Eugq Diaz y hermanos. Y por
oil Oeste con H 9rmene giido Cared.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
Treasury Department
Of Porto Rico
Subasta Pdbica' Bienes A.
mueb|es.
PRIMERA SUBASTA

Ell dfa II de JUNO de 1905, q las 9
de la msfana seran vendidos on Ia
Sub Colecturia de esta municipalidad
al mejor poster los siguientes bienes
inmuebles que fueron embargados por
no haber psgado q su debido tempo
las contribuciones vencidas y los re.
cargos segdu dispone la Ley de Rentas
Internas:
Propietario: Jose Domingo Heradndez
Description de la %propiedad: I'm
predio de terreno en Ell barrio de Ceiba
de esta lccalidad. A psstos naturales,
malezss y maehuchss; colindando :
Por ell Norte con terrenos de Santiago
y Umpierre. Por ell Este y Sur con to-
rrenos de Fidel Rodriguez. y por 81
Caste con terrenos de Juan b. Lugo.
Contribution adeudada... IS 1888
Recargos 4 reserve ..... Sal
---
Total s 30.47
Mas ell costo del anuocio.
OTRA
Propietaria: Maria Eugenia Cared
Description de la propiedad. Tn
predio de terreno en- Ell barrio de Mon.
tellsno, de esta localidad a pastos ma.
turales y mslezas. Compuesto de diez
y seis cuerdas de terreno quebrado
c%olindando: Por ell Este con terrenos
de Gertrudes Nufez. Por el Oeste con
Fldel Rivera. Por ell Norte con Eduar.
de- Rios. Y por el Sur con Marcos
Sierra.
Contribution adeudada. IS 8.26
Rscargos 4 reservs .......$ 2.04
Mas ell costo del anuncio.
OTRA
Propietario: Ramon M Santos
Description de la propiedad. Tn
predio de terreno en- ell barrio de Ra.
banal de esta localldad, dedicado
pastos, malezas y s)gunos csfstos com.
puesto de diez y ocho clerdas de to.
reno q%uebrado, colindando como 81
que: Por ell Norte y Oeste con terrenos
del Banco Territorial. Por ell Este
con Juan Trainet. Y por el Sur con
jose Figueroa.
Contribucl6n adeudada.. 81 10 20
Reeargos 4 reserva]...... 425
Mas ell costo del snurclo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03

Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. James McAfee.
High five was played and the prizes a
picture and a box of stationery were
won by Miss Permelia Curtis and Mr..
Glen Bryan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03

Monday afternoon a wife-beRter was
corraied. Detective John Lucas was
called to Third and Jackson streets to
get white man by the name of Elmer
Wood His wife complained that he
has been abusing her for several days
past Lucas brought him tc the sta
ton. He was released to appear on
Tuesday for trial.
On account of Dr. L. c. Wasson's
illness, DIR. H. w. Putnam. who has
been associated with DR.. WATSON for
the past few months wishes to an
nounce to the patrons of the office that
he will continue to be in the office and
will be pleased to care for Dr.. Wassons
patients until the doctor is able to re-
turn. which we expect will be in a
short time. fxa.I
T. w. Butcher. the new president of
the State Teachers association, is the
principal of the Sumner county high
school and not superintendent of the
county schools as first announced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
GOLD TO JAPAN.
Shipment OF $5,O00,0OO Has Been
Made Recently.

New York, Jan. "A shipment Of
81, 0OO. 900 in gold was recently made
from this city to Japan, according to
the Times. The transaction was so Sc
cretly managed that news of it did not
leak out until the gold had reached it's
destination in safety.
The shipment was not made in the
usual way, through the medium of the
sub-treasury here and at San Francis
CO. Although this is the cheapest meth
cd of transferring funds. it was not the
desire of the shippers to attract general
attention, so the gold was engaged os-
tensibly for shipment to Europe. Il
was taken in the custody of a heavily
armed guard aboard express cars over
the northern route to Seattle where it
was put aboard steamship for Toxic.
The gold is understood to have been
part of the proceeds of the sale of Jap
was recently offered for SUBSCRIPTION.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
SHEARD GETSACATCHER
He Is an Amateur That No One
Knows.

President Sheard of the Topeka
Baseball association has announced
the signing of a catcher by the name
of Harry Landes. That is all that
Sheard would tell about him Secre-
tary Logan finally admitted that Lam
des is a pure out and out amateur,
with about one chance in a hundred
of making good. He has never played
professional ball before I'VE are go
ing right ahead to look for a catcher
anyway, just as If we had not signed
this one" concluded Mr.. Logan.
Negotiations to bring Bert Dunn
back here to play second base have
been opened. Mr.. Sheard offered him
500 a month. Dunn wants the pile
raised about SO. and says that he
can get it, but will give Torska the
first chance to lift the ante. NE may
do it as a last resort" said Mr. Logan.
Dickering is still being had with
Johnny Kane. last years star out
fielder for Pittsburg, to I'LL the left
field for Topeka. Kane is IN Cali
fornia He was made an offer by
Topeka, but has not yet replied It
is probable that 500 did not look big
enough.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03

There are various good reasons for
the decrease. Bankers will readily
tell you that the total amount of the
bank clearing, while an indication of
the business pulse of a community. is
by no means an infallible sign of the
amount of business done.
The cessation of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railway company to
send it's checks for the system to To-
peka, and have its agents make their
reports here. is in the main RESPONSE
BILE for the big falling off. This rail-
road has ceased sending its checks
here entirely. 1t did so about eight
or ten months ago. Monthly the
amounts of these checks ran uo into
the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
And when it came to figuring up the
matter for a whole year, a marked
difference has shown itself
J. w. Thurston, cashier of the
Bank of Topeka, where the record OF
the clearings is made, also assigned
the fact that the Kansas Mutual Life
Insurance company had gone out of
business in Topeka, as one of the
causes. THAT" said Mr.. Thurston,
land the Rock Island sending its
checks and making its reports and
filing its collections at Chicago /
deem in the main responsible The
volume of business done in Topeka
during the year has been very great
and decidedly satisfactory. There is
plenty of prosperity here The clear
ings do not shoy infallibly the con-
dition of the business in a town.
am sorry sometimes that during the
boom period we commenced the sys-|
tenn of clearing. Kansas. you know
is advertised once up and then down
so broadly over the land that these
figures may be misconstrued as to-
their real import. The decrease shown
for 1904 need not be worried about at
all"
a. w. Knowles, vice president of the
Bank of Topeka, gave out practically the
same causes as Mr.. Thurston, but men
toned further a lack of large checks in
circulation. such as characterized the
years of 1903 and 1902.
Charles Downing of the Central Nation
al bank said: When you come right
down to brass tacks the decrease don I
mean much A good many business ool-
Germs have changed their methods of
handling their checks and monies Where
they formerly went through the clearing
house, they now go direct to the place on
which they are issued. The business OF
the city during the past year was excel
G. E. Hawley of the First National bank
assigned the return of checks either d.
rectly or through correspondents to the
banks from which they were issued, from
eastern houses, which sell g0ods 10 rope
lxa merchants. 1T is like this said Mr..
Hawley: "A man here in Topeka buys
goods east. He gives a check on a Tope-
ber instead of collecting from some out
side bank, either returns it direct to us
for collection " gives it to our CORE
spOndents by which means it also comes
channel is established between our Gus
toners, and the result is that the checks
never touch the clearing house at all. |
That is a new system of doing business |
now. or rather it IS being done much more
than in years gone by. I should think
that one good reason for the decrease. |
ings have been falling off at other points. |
But the business in Topeka is very good. |
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
vERNoN LErTERs STILL coAlE.
Average Now Is Only About One
Every Day.

About one letter day is now the aver
age received by President Del Valentine
of the Kansas Day club kicking the
Vernon matter. This is considerable of
a reduction from the way things were go
ing a few weeks ago. Some of the let
tiers seem to be from colored people, who
dislike Vernon, but they are nearly all
anonymous
c. S. Beekmen of Arkansas City has
notified Mr.. Valentine that his subject
viii be The Spirit of Kansas" This is
the only subject so far announced The
complete list Of speakers is as follows:
W r. Stubs, Lawrence; E. W. Hoch,
Marion; W. T. Vernon, Quindaro; n. H.
LOOMS. Topeka; z. P. Sample, Osborne;
c. S. Beekman, Arkansas City; L A.
Madison. Dodge City; Imri Zumwalt,
Washburn college; Del Valentine, Clay
Center.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
NINETY HIDES IN ONE BELT.
One of the Largest Ever Made for
New Taylor Mills.

The leather belt for the new Curator
mill arrived in the city today. This belt
was made to order by the New York Belt
ing company especially for the Curator
mill. 1t weighs several hundred pounds
and is made frcm what is called clear
back strips from the beef hide and Il
took the hides OF 80 oxen to make this
mammoth belt
Most mills use several belts in distrfb-
11tinR their power, which requires great
deal more power % run the mill. but in
the new Curator mill there Is just one
mammoth belt which runs from the en-
CINE over three large puileYs which dis
tribute~ all the power tor the mill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
To Revise 1905 Racing Dates.

Chicago. Jan. 3--Horsemen from
nearly every turf center of the middle
west assem- bled here today to par
ticipate in discussion at the Western
Jockey club meeting The question
of interest was a request for such a
revision of racing dates for 1905 as
to permit of a Encouragement of the
schedule at Hot Springs and New Or
leans and at minor courses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03

Toledo, o., Jan. 3.-John Stolberg,
Milton Taylor and John Nolen, mem
bers of the Toledo board of public
service, have been indicted charged
with being interested in selling sup
plies to the city In Ohio this is
penitentiary offense
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03

Nothing is more in demand than a med
feline which meets modern requirements
= for q blood ard system cleanser such a <
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They are lust
what you need to cure stomach and liver
troubles Try them At Arnold Drug Co.,
81 North Kansas avenue. 25 cents Guar
Rn4eed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
Colorado and Return. $3.50.

Colorado and return every day to
ADrfl 80, 1905, inclusive, with final re-
turn limit June L, 1906, via Union Pa
cific. S27.50 from Topeka. Be sure
your ticket reads over the UnSon Pa
cff1c Inquire OF J. G. Fulton, Depot
Agent: T. A. Lewis. City Agent. $50
Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
WHY THEY'RELESS
Topeka Bank CIearings Show
n Decrease.
This Is Attributed to a Double
Cause.
KANSAS MUTUAL OUT.
Rock Island Checks Now Sent
to Chicago.
AIlAgree That Decrease Doesn't
Mean Much.
KANSAS MUTUAL OUT.

The bank clearings for Topeka
summed total of s45s for
the year of 1904. That is $26,164.-
553.34 less than in 1903. Further
more the total for the past year was
less than in 1902 and 1901.
The cIearings for the past five years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03

New York, Jan. 3.=AII grades of
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
a hundred pounds today.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09

cepci6n la orquesta de Cruz, : 10 ban.
de- del Topeka.
. Aver tarde Sc iug6 una psrtida
de Base ball entire los merineros del
eTopeka,, y 81 Club Ateuss, de Ponce.
Venci6 oil Club Atenas.
-Auoche, antes de las diez pasa-
ron muy cerca del puerto de Ponce
dos grandes barcos, que iluminaron
la playa con sus focos electricos.
Va Be encuentrs bien nuestro
amigo 81 j6ven Pharmaceutical don Fran
cisco Rodriguez, de la botica de Va.
lie y Cancio.
Lo celebramos.
Los vecinos de la Playa de esta
ciudad desean que ei gobierno mande
derribar las ruinas del antique faerte
que existia en- aquel poblado, pues dc
este modo ganaria ell ornate del po-
blade referido. Esas ruinas para ma
| da valen: hay quieu deiarfa limpio el
solar sobre ell cual Sc asientan, por
los materiales que contiene.
Sc espera que cuand0 venga 81
nusvo Attorney, ell Juzgado de Paz
de Ponce pase q mano de un Juez
unionista.
Las s~esioues del Aynutamiento
seran ahora los sabsdos por noche.
Con tai motive, anoche permaneci6
cerrado ell local on donde SO celebran
as s~esiones referidas. La traslnci6n
& sido de lines q sabado.
Ell alumbrado electrico que Sc
establecer& en- la plaza <Abolici6ns Sc
r& por medic de ~caherias subterraneas.
Va &c esthn practlcando los trabajos
para la c hsrfa, 90 donde seraa colo.
cados los alambres.
La individual Maria Rivera hs
sido denuncida por actos inmorals.
en- la via pdblica
--Augsl lao compr6 varios repo.
Hos que fueron robados de la era de Ia
Escuela de Agriculture. No sabe de
terminsr Ia persona q Quien los com
pro. Ell maestro de Ia Escuela, y uno'
discfpuloS de 81, recogieron los repo-
Hos, del Quartet de la policfa.
Ell indlviduo Nicolas Mage rap
to ell domingo dltimo por la noche 4 Is
joven Juana Colon. Ella e. de 81 a6ot
y 81 de 10.
D%enunciado el raptor por 81 padr,
de la raptada, hoy han sido llevsdo
los dos & p~resencia del Juez senior Ca
salduc. Mage dice que no Sc casa.
Sc enouentra Oh Ponce Ell teno
don Francisco Goicoechea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09
Francisco Morell, Primo j. Roman,
JuanA. Olivera, Francisco Cruz San
tiapO,
EDJCTo
Eu la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao.

Por cuanto habiendo presentado
don Gustavo Preston y LapelleuX, a
nombre de su esposa doha Emma K.
Preston, casados, p%ropietarios, mayo
res de edad y v%ecinos de Swamspostt,
Cordado de Essex, Massachusetts una
moci6n solicitando de este Juzgado Sc
convierta en- inscription de dominic
la de possession hecha en- 81 Registro
de la Propiedad de este partldo ell diez
Y ocho de Diciembre de mil ochocien-
tos noventa y cuatro a favor de don
Marcelino Borges y Vera Al folio c.
torce del tomo s6ptimo de Nsguabo,
| Anca nttmero trescientos seseuta y 1no,
inscription primera, de una finca rus
tica oue en- la actualidad es duefa Ia
referi5a doha EmmaR r. Preston, cuya
description es la siguiente
RtsriCA: Predio de terreno LA.
no, alto y sobre alto, sin nombre espe'
| cial, situado on ell barrio de Rio blan.
co. de ls jurisdiction de Naguabo,
compuesto de noventa y una cuerd as
sesenta y ocho eentavos de otra de te'
~rrenos, equivalentes q treinta y seii
hectareas, tres areas y catorce centia'
ress. en- lindes por Ell Norte, Oaste
Sud, con terrenos de don Ramon Vi
llamil y por 81 Este con la Succession
de don Jose Rios, y en cuya 6ncs en-
claws una casa de maderas del pals
techada de zinc y paja.s
Por tauto he qUerido hacer p1
blica la referida %pretensi6n para qu'
los que So cream perjudicados 0 II
conversion solicitada puedan opener
Sc en- ell plazo de ounce dl&s naturales
contados desde la publication de est
Edicto en- ell ~peri6dico LA DEMoCRA
GA u Sc edita en- San Juan.
Dado en- Humacao, P. K. & seis d.
Febrero de MIL novecientos cinco.
RAFAEL TIRADo, Juez Municipal
ACIsCLo GARCIA, S~ecrstario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09
GGSrAION

sAdo por las lAmas Sc retorca sin cesar. -. Entonces reson6 On
estlmpido immense y Pablo encoltr6.e otrA vz en- Ia escSbro,a
senda de Ia montad4; pero va en- lugar de su cuerpo, not6 que
tena una envoturA de hume que convertible en- espeSA nube, De
tsndfs sus mAnos para abrazarse & ella. Sobre Ia cruz, en- lugar
del sIn1i' lefase Ia pAabra sRedenci6na, y Pablo hizo Ell Iltmo
esfusrzo.. Entonces apGrec6 Colo, en- fgurA de Angel, con sus
oos turnioS, 81 naHz corva y su muecA burlonA.-iHG Ilegado ell
Juicio final! lie diio.-Y ~llevandose una trompeta Ia boca, pro-
dujo IN sonido tan intense, que Pablo se despert6 49,.
En- aquel. intante, Ia bocina de Ia Hacienda, llamAba los
peones 81 trabajo.
FL Mayordomo Sc pas6 las mGnoI por los ojos, como 81 90.
cara aGa.
I'm sudor copiosisimo i~nundkbale 81 cuerpo.
Sc levant6 y miro haeia 10 puerta.
Eataba amRneciendc.