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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02
LOOKS LIKE WASTE.
One Big Plant to Come DO1CH and
AnOther to Go Up.

One problem in municipal mathematics that
is interesting those chiefly concerned in the
city's welfare Just now is this: If the city buys
and destroys one fine electric lighting plant and
then spends an enormous sum in the building
Of another, who viii profit most by the transac-
tiOn. the city or those who control the letting
Of it's contracts?
The problem has assumed considerable prom
inence recently because OF proceedings instituted
by the city to secure the condemnation of the
plant Of the Unised Electric Light and Power
Company occupying the larger part OF the
block between 18th and 18th sts.. 1st-ave.
and the East River. The plant is to be de-
strOyed to make way for the new Bellevue Hos
pitaL This action, taken at time when the
city is preparing to establish municipal light
ing plant at a great cost. seems singular, to say
the least, and some persons in a position to
know brand 1t as foolish BY some persons the
situation is said to afford striking illustration
Of the weaknesses existing in a form of mu-
nicipal government under which great losses are
possible. because its different branches do not
take concerted action in a matter Of vital inter-
est to the city as a whole
Controller circuit has already been authorized
20 purchase a site for a municipal lighting
plant IN the neighborhOOd OF SOth-st and the
East River. It is said however that several
plants must finally be built to supply power
enough to light all the city streets and public
buildings. and that the city could with advan-
tage use the plant it now seeks to destroy. The
contention has also been raised that instead OF
taking the block on the uptown side Of Bellevue
Tor the development OF the hospital improve
ments. the block on the downtown side might
be taken.
The plant which the city proposes to destroy
Is one or the LARGEST owned by the United Elec-
tr1c Light and Power Company It was built
about eight years ago and Is equipped with mod
ern machinery for the production Of electricity
Much Of this machinery would be OF little or no
use II the present building were torn down The
approximate value Of the plant Is said to ba
over $1.5O0,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02
OLD GERMAN SILVER ART.
CepIjcas of Fine Old Vessels Pre-
Scnted to Harvard University.

Harvard University has recently received as
a gift from Germany highly interesting and
F-ost valuable collection consisting of replicas
or duplicates of number of fine German silver
vessels of former centuries, which will doubtless
prove a welcome addition to the existing objects
at the Germanic Museum connected Herewith.
The Emperor of Germany some time ago pre-
scented to the Germanic Museum of Harvard
University a collection of plaster casts from
German architecture and sculptures and the
enthusiastic reception accorded to this gift
awakened within a circle of individuals in Ger
many who have at heart the relations of their
German friends in America to the Fatherland
and its intellectual life the desire to add a sim
liar if more modest one. 1t was agreed that
duplicates should be made of silver vessels from
the best period of German art. The necessary
means were quietly brought together and the
execution was intrusted to the Royal Museum
Of Arts and Crafts in Berlin under the direction
Of its well known head. Privy Councillor ].
Leasing.
The art Of electrotyping or galvanoplasty fur
nished means OF producing copies which were
hardly to be distinguished from the originals
A foundation for such a collection had already
been made by the institutions of arts and crafts
in Berlin. London. Paris and Vienna. The best
here was chosen, and everything added which
was essential to round out the picture to per-
fiction. The Emperor gave first of all the
use of his great possessions, and the private
and state collections of the King of Wurtem-
berg, the King of Saxony, the Grand Duke Of
MeckIenburg- Schwerin the Duke of Anhalt and
of the cities of Munich. Frankfurt and Nurem-
berg were willingly opened. TIE collections Of
the Louvre in Paris and of the Victoria and
Albert Museum in London were also available.
The collection of ffty-five pieces brought to-
gether in this way affords comprehensive view
of German sllversmiths' art.
Until the fifteenth century the Church had
ruled German art; all works Of art produced
were for her service. In the course of the fif-
teenth century the burgher class gained power,
the cities began to flourish and become the fos-
terers Of art. The Reformation put end to
commissions for the Church, to which relic wOr-
ship had given the greatest variety Of forms.
The burgher who had once placed at the altar
a silver vessel to commemorate some fortunate
event now placed it in the council house or
in the guiIdhall; everywhere there was pride in
the rich possessions.
Perhaps the most brilliant example of these
council house collections is that OF the city of
Luneburg, now in the Museum OF Arts and
Crafts in Berlin. About the year 1000 the city
owned three hundred silver vessels. The col
lection now consists OF thirty and is rep
resented in the gift to Harvard by seventeen
copies. The burghers presented the great cups
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02
ARLSTOCRATTC.

That Mrs. Snaggs IS too much OF a aristycrat
fur me to mingle wild"
"HOW's that?'
she was knocked down by a pushcart ana
she had II put into de paper dat she was nit bY
an aUtermObile." -CDetrOit Free Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02

IMPERIAL CUP BY WENZEL JAMNTTZER lSS0
complete picture OF the unique art Of the Ger
man burgher class. an art which produced no
grandiose works. but cOntented itself with ex-
pressing it's municipal pride, its patriotism, even
it's religious convictions in the creation of simple
articles Of use. storing up in this narrow domain.
as in a great treasure house. endless riches OF
heart and soul CHARLES A BRASSLEFs-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29

sistent ball, except in the fifth in
ming, when she allowed the visitors to
make two runs on two hits and two
errors The Stanfords hit the ball
well and except for the fatefuI fifth
fielded in perfect style.
To-day's game was interesting 20
the college fans because it was the
first time they had been able to ses
their team play since the death OF
Mrs Stanford. more than a month
ago. Contrary to expectations the
cardinal team has not receded In
form. but Is playing a greatly i'm
proved game over that OF last month.
Hitting. hitherto very weak, was to-
day noticeably strong. ten hits being
secured from Myers. the visitors twirl-
ers- On the bases the cardinals were
very. fast. Thick was in the box for
Stanford. instead of Sales, the regu-
lar pitcher. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
OWSLEY AND LOOMER
WILL COACH YALE
Two Graduates of This Year to Have
Charge of the Football
Team.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. March 2S.-
The appointment of John E. OwsIey,
1905, as field coach, and Ralph B.
Loomer, 1905, as line coach for the
Yale football team was announced to-
day. Owsley played fullback a part
of last season. Loomer played left
tackle on the varsity eleven in both
his freshman and senior years. 1t is
understood that Captain Hogan of last
years team will serve as an advisory
coach only, as he will not return to
Yale in the fall. The spring call for
football candidates was issued to-day
and the men will hand In their names
next Friday
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
Select Tennis Champions.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March
2S.-The final tennis matches for the se-
lection of the women's INTERCOLLEGIATE
singles team, which will meet the
women of the University of California.
resulted in the choice of Miss Mabel
Ray of Los Angeles and Miss Elise
Owen of Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
Sixth race
up purse.
CARDINAL TEAM DEFEATS
SOLDIERS AT BASEBALL
Stanfords Hit the Sphere Well and
Save for One Inning Field
PERFECTLY
crA~rropn r,>r,,v--

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March
2S.-The cardinal baseball team cell
ebrated its return to the diamond to-
day by taking In the soldier team
from the Presidio in the handy style
Of . runs to Q. Stanford played con-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
Congress Playing Cards.

All the new backs in the congress
series, the incest playing cards made
Rules for Bridge" whist and $500 !.
Dominos chess. crib boards; also finch
panic, pit and other new games recenfIv
published. Sanborn. Vail & Co. 74I Mar
ket st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29

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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
DIR. LECCO MEETS
A GREAT FIELD

The crack colt. DR.. Leggo, has a
severe task before him in the handi-
cap at Oakland to-day. He is asked to
give away weight and beat such good
performers as Horatius. Ananias. Nj
grette, Celeres, Soufriere and Hans
Wagner.
First race-Four furIongs: two-year-olds;
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
MUDLARKS GIVEN
PREFERENCE.
BY. FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

First race-AcheIita, South
ern Lady III, Yearning.
Second race-Sincerity Belle,
GrenOre, Saccharate.
Third race-Albemarle, Hull
ford, Oc-rohe.
Fourth race-Ananias, DIR.
Leggo, Nigrette.
Fifth race-AndreDy Mack.
Hainault, Handy Bill.
Sixth race - DOwnpatrick,
Judge, Gateway.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
RECORD OF THE BATTLE.
Technical Description of TWENTY
Rounds OF Milling.
First Round.

Hart crouched low and then both clinched.
johnson landing two Iefts to the kidneys as
they embraced each other. Hart missed a
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29

Continued on Page II, Column 5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
Articles for Fight Are
Signed Without
Disagreement.

Jabez White and Jimmy Britt were
formally matched yesterday afternoon
to fight for the lightweight champion
ship held by Joe Cans of Baltimore.
They will meet ON the 25th of April in
Mechanics Pavilion. The articles
signed by the men read.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Weak Men ond
Rupture Cured.

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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
MISTY'S PRIDE is FIRST,
A NECK. BEFORE LEIOLA

on AT 2:151 Edward place. 4; show. ?. Girl.
Winner b. G.. by Eddie Jones-Motto. Trained
pervision Bakersfield. Missbsrg- Start good. Won
? poorly ON the rail. had no chance
seIIinr. 4-y-o. ana u,: value TO first. 1926
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29

AN. At post "A minutes.
place, 4: show, 1-2- Canopa. show, L
by G. M Van Gordon. Scratched-supe
all driving. Winner outstayed 1oio Giri
Midmont ran green. Fred Bent away
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sf,sO Sp,CON7r1 p -ES1ftIrfty course: sc
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-06-10

sr t.. scat oaio VIC hovo selected i D
Fine Suits, in medium and heavyweight
cloths, Trimmed and Plain, we'll made, and
all good Serviceable Suits, ranging in price
as follows; $40, So, $14 and SIS, while
they last, which will not be long.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-06-10

Please come in, examine
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
San jose, No IA, Principal,

Treinta anos de experiencia pro-
fesional en- las enfsrmedades tropica-
Gales. Alta cirujia. Especialidad en-
enfermedades de Ia piel. Ginecologla
y Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oso-
Rino.Laringologfa. venerologfa.
Au&lisis qufmico y microsc6pico. Ho.
ras de conaulta: de s q II por la ma
f1ana y de 2A5 de la tarde. Precio
de consultas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operaciones 90 haran en-
este G abinete, q domicilio, On ell Hos.
pital Presbitsriano y en- Ell de mujeres
nifios. El servicio dentro y fuera de
la poblaci6n, ser. iustipreoiado. Sc
satlsfacen consultas medicas . los en-.
fermos de Ia isla; el interesado remi-
tira nm historial de 81 enfermedad y
un giro postal de dos dollars, y raci.
bir& un eCuestionarios, cuyas pre-.
guntas debe cumplimentar, y luego Sc
le enviara el <Tratamieptos. Dirijir
la correspondence al Practicants y
Secretario de la <Policlfnica, don Pic
Amador Rodriguez, San Jose mime
70 IA, principal, Telefono 2O6. San
Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21

cen de 81 beleza un capital explota
BILE presentan sitos deliciosos para
los esparcimientos de los viajes. Mu-
cho podrfa hsc:r Caracaa On este SEN
lido, presenta ado buenas condolences
por su proximidad & Nor.e America
Bien que Caracas no presente por
su poslci6n geografca un centro de CO.
mercio muy importante, q causa de 10
Inca diGcultosa del ferrocaeril que la
liga q su principal puerto, puede ha.
cerse de ella sinembargo un centro de
production industrial que no reluiera
mucho transporte, tan luego como Sc
hayan hecho las instalaciones maqui-
narias. d, este genero podrfan indi.
carse como convenientes la industria
sericfcola con sus tejidos y las facto.
rlas de corde es, i otras analogas
en- que pudiesen ocuparse millares de
brazos hoy ociosos de muieres y nihos.
Esto seria de inmensa ayuda q la po-
blaci6n, donde generalment, hay exc
dente de brazos, y colmados los talle
res no muy numerosos de sus peluel1 as
industrias. Esto fomentaria tAmbien
la labor casera y t,nderla q aumentar
la ganancia del trabajo manual, tar
decaldo. Ooras son estas que en- todo
tempo deben MERCER la atencion y la
ayuda del Gobierno.
Los campos egidos que circundan
la ciudad y por cuyo espscio he nota
d., en- dist.ntos lados, ferrocarriles
podlan aproplarse 4 concesionaS para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
Desde QuebTadiNas
Falta un medlco. .-El pres
bitero senior Estrada. I'm
pesame. - Sarampi6n.
vELADA De OBREROS

Julio 19. -Es imperiosa la neeesi-
dad de un medico aquf. Las autori-
dades deben tom arse intereS Ii Acer
toda claee de gestiones para que Que
bradillas cuente con tan importsnte
elemento.
-Nuestro Querido R3verendo don
Santiago Estrada encuent ase en- San
Juan, asistiendo q los ejercicios anua-
les que celebra Monsehor Blenk.
Sentidfsima ha sido para nos
otros la muerte de nuestca inolvidable
amiga la virLuosa senora dona Goyita
Rodriguez vIuda de Font, ma Ire de
nuestros queridos amigos Lcdos. Font
de Aguadilla.
Ell veintlnueve del actual mes
celebrara una velada la sociedad
<Union Oorera,S en- ell casino que ha
tempo tiene instalado.
La c0mpaffa del sen )r Vizca
rronlo ha pasado por este pueblo cor
direction a Mayaguez.
Sc nos dice que muchas distin
guidas damas del ve;ino pueblo de
Isabella pasaran ell dia del sabado On
esta localidad.
-Hemos visto el retrato del mata
dor del senior PeSaate, de Aiiasco.
Han ocurrido numerosos cssos
de sarampi6n.
-Por nuestras GALES abundan
los perros reAlcngos, molestando al
vecindario con sus ladridos.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
|mpreSi0neS de un boer

uso de aplicaci6n q las industrias dc
que he hecho menci6n, concediendose
parcelas al pueblo para su laooreo,
sin periuicio de edi6caci6n por los Ia
dos que la ciudad necesita para su ma.
tural crecimiento.
En- este plan entrar1an escuelas de
aplicaci6n comercial agraria; en- este
dltlmo respecto podrfa obtenerse la
production horticola de tan buena
aceptaci6n en- el mercado,
Mis- visitas q la ligera de esta sim.
pktica capital me han hscho pensar
en Ia form act6n dc las industrias Gu.
ys indole hs qaerido delinear, dirigi.
das q fomentar con cspitales que no
pequen ds .xsesivos ell trAbaio que las
mas de las vects no encuentra apli-
caci6n, por no ser esta plazs de gran
moviniento comercial y tender p0r 81
calidad do csnsro un aumento de
poblacl6a ioc ompatibl, con los recur-
! sos qas ofrecen las actuaes instala.
I clones de la l1ustr.a.
O.ro dil volvsr6 al tema de las
ventaias que ofrece Caracas como lu-
gar de atractivo para los viaisros.
Hoy he dsd) mi opinion sincers de 10
que aqui convsndria inStalar como
industrial en- oil major inteies de aus
amables J hopitalarios habitantes.
Samuel Pearson,
=.
(TrAducci6n del ipg.@s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
CARACAS

Sentada entire dos hilerss de mon
tafias Caracas ke asemsjs & Pretoria;
casi con igual temperature, aunque
esta cuenta al Sur del Ecuador 20 gra-
dos y la capital venezolana 10 al Nor.
to del mismo. Sin embargo la altura
, los vientos del N. E. nos dan aqui
Ia media de l5q.
Dfcese que Caracas es el Paris dc
Sud America. Como lugar de primer
orden para escapar de los inviernos
europeos y amsricanos. CAracAs ofre-
ceria bellas perspecsivas y ventaias 8
los exsrangeros que vinieran q gpzar
de su china, necesitsndo ain embargo
para comple.ar sus condiciones mayor
abastecimiento de sguas, red cloacal
y los eameros necesarios para Ia bue-
M salubridad, E. eipe:tasulo atra.
yente de su naturaleza, el c)lorido de
su cielo, su fl orida vegetaci6n, Ia pes
ca caz !, todos seriaa at,acsivos pa.
ra numerosoi vlsitantss, cuya corrlen
to determinaria el mayor embel Ieci.
miento de la ciuda1 y la inssa. aci6n
de magni6cos edlfcios, c)mo hoteles
y otros en- que lbs vlsisantss, como
en- ot.as ciudades spropiadas, deis
sen su dinero con los buenos recder
dos y su promssa de retorno.
Recue;dese que Lucerns, por elem
plo, y otras ciudades europeas cons
tantemen:e visitadas por turistas, ha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21

hallabau el padre y los muchschos
Figueroa.
Conducidos & Rio Pledras, los
muchachos F giesoa acusaban &
Emiliano Rivera, de oficio carrero, co.
mo autor del crfmsn que tiene en- cons.
ternaci6n aquel vecindario. Rivera
se defsndi6 como un homhre que esta
libre de calpas. Los asesinos no apa.
recfan por ningun lado. Ell juez del
Vale y el teniente de los detectives
Qlidones, salieron para Rio Piedras,
en- Ia nochs del microbes. Trsbsia.
ron conciencia, por medic de una
estratsgema fae desc lbierto el autor.
, Ramon Figueroa que era siempre el
mas turbado, trataba de reh1ir toia
entrevista con los guardias.
Figueroa neg6 al principle, acu-
sando siempre q Emiliiano Rivera;
pero ante las amenszas de colgarle de
un arbol sino decfan la verdad, de-
clar6 su culpabilidad y 10 de su her.
lmano Feix.
Aver tarde un reporter nuestro es.
tuvo en- el dep6sito y les entrevist6 an.
tes de ser conducidos q Ia carcel de
Puerts de TERRA. Las dec!araciones
de Rsm5n son las mismas, 81 bien con
ligeras variantes. Confes6se autor
de Ia muerte de Santos Sobrado.
Son los hermanos Figueroa de
color muy acsitunado, excesiv amente
lsrgos, de oreias y lsblos salientes,
cr&neo abultado.
Su aspecto dson5mlco o. dspresi.
vo. Iuspira lastima que tanta mall
dad se encierre el un cerebro tan pc.
, queno! En un niio de catorce amos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
E:DTCT0

En- 10 Corte de Distrlto del Di.trito
Judicial ds Humacao. Eitados
Unidos de America. FL Preslden.
te de los Esta los U aidos. IS.
Jesds Hernandez. VS.. Carmen San.
tiago Jimenez Sobre divorcio.
A la demandade, Csrmsn Santiago il.
menez
Citaci6n por Edicto.
Por 10 presente SO les exige q US
tedes para que comparezca en- ell plei-
to iniciado contra usted por el men.
cionado demandante en- Ia Corte de
Distrito del Dlstrito judicial de Hu.
mscao, y que conteste Ia demsnds
presentada en- dicha Corte, dentro de
disz dias sin contar el de Ia notifica-
ci6n 81 la cisaci6n Sc htciera faera de
dicho Distrito pero en- Ia Isla de Pic
Rico y deptro de cuarenta dias al 81
hiciera en- otra parte.
E objeto de Q. ia acci6n es obte
ner una sentsncIa que con,eda ell di
vorcio del matrimonio celebrado en-
tre las psrtss arriba relacionadas
declarar roto el vfnculo matrimonis
con los demas pronunciamientos de
case, fandandose ell actor en- causa d.
abandono p6r parte de la c6ny yugu'
por un tsrmino mayor de un afio.
Y por la pressnte Sc le previen
que al no compareciere y contestar'
dicha demanda dentro dc los ternino
legales que SO han determinado, ell de
mandante podra psdir que SO snote Il
rabsldia parando & listed los perjui
cios de derecho.
Dada bato mi frma y sello de |
Corts On Humacao q ocho de Julio d
mil novecientos clnco.
Enrique Rinc6n. Secretary Dii
trict Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21

Amplisndo nuestra information
de aver acerca del horrorcso crfmen
dc Sabana Yana, Rio Pie 1ras, sitio mas
comuumsntec conocido p 1r sHondurass,
dsmos las siguientes notas.
Ell sabado, como las nueve de la
msflans, Sc encontr aban en- una tala
de MATS, propiedad de Genaro So
brado, los muchachos de color, Ramon
yFelix Figueroa, de catorce y dcca
amos respectivamente.
Ramon VIC venir hacia ellos &
Santos Sobrado, niho de nueve AMOS ,el
cual regresaba de hacer una diligen-
ella por encargo de su padre.
FL muchacho iba sin sombrero y
lleyaba un sac con frutas de pan.
Ramon, sl tenerle cercs, llam6 pa
ra ensenarle un nido de pichones que
habfan descubierto, y Santos, astu-
tamente engsfiado, reuni6se con Ra-
mon y Felix Figueroa.
Entraron en- Ia ta!a, escondien-
doee asf & la curiosidad. Ramon lie
reconvino mantle ,tando que por della
ci6n suya recibi6 malos TRAITOR, pues
Santos le habia acusado dias antes,
de- robarse la lena de la propiedad dt
su padre.
Parecs que el muchacho trat6 d.
defenderae, pero Ramon mas fusrte
vigoroso, esgrimiendo un machete Il
descarg6 slgunos golpes producien'
dole una herida en- Ia region frontal
dos on el c-&nso, uaa en- 81 deio pull
gar izluierdo, y vsrias fracturas
megullamientos en- t3do el cuerpo.
Ell infsliz nifo cay6 al suelo ba
nado en- sapgre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
EDJCT0.
En- ls Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Humacao. Estados
JTnidos de- America. Ell Presiden.

En- ls Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Humacao. Estados
Unidos de America. El Presiden-
to de los Estados Unidos s. s.
Celeitino Lopez Bscerra vs. Francisco
Riam Alicea. Sobre divorcio.
Citaci6n por edicto. Lorens Jimenez
6 arcia, abogsdo del demandante.
A la demandada, Francisco Riam
Alicsa.
Por Ia presente SO le exige q US.
ted para que cUmpareEca en- ell pleito
inicisdo contra usted por el mencio.
nado demandante en- la Corte de Dis.
trito del D4strito judicial de Hlma-
Gao, y que conteste la demanda pre-
sentada On dicha Corte, dentro oe
diez dias sin coatsr el de la notifca.
ci6n oil la citaci6n se hiciera dentro
de este Distrito judicial, dentro de los
veinte dias 81 SO biciers fusra de di-
cho Distrito pero en- la I,la de Puerto
Rico dentro de cuarenta dias al SO
hiciera en- otra psrte. El obieto de
esta acci6n es obtsner una sentencia
que conceda ell divorcio del matrimo-
nio celebrado entire las parties srriba
rslacionadas, declarar roto el vfnculo
matrimonial con los demas pronun-
cismieutos del caso, findandose el
actor en csuss de aban iono por par
to de Ia conyugue por un termino ma
yor de un afo. Y por ls presente Sc
le previene que 81 no compareciere J
contestsra dich2 demsnda dentro de
los terminos legales que Sc han de-
terminado, el demandante podra pedir
que So anote la rebeldfa parando q
uated los periuicios de derecho.
Dado baio mi hrma y sello de Ia
Corte en Humacso ocho de Julio de
mil novesientos cinco. Enrique hin
con. Secretary District Court. 4-2