davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24
Fran KrigsskidepIatsen.

o. at olCiStOuen dI Oen
ryska haren befann sig pa full
hykt mot Diet skyddande Tie
passet, ifrigt eftersatt af japane-
serna. bet var en- kapplopning
mellan ryssar och iapaneser ON
hvem son skulle komma forst
fram Ryssarne fattade stand
har och der. men fordrefvos at den
ifrigt patrangande fenden. Dag
for dag hafva uEderrattelser an
kommit. hvilka tydt pa an att de
fyende ryssarne blitvit kringran-
da at japaneserna och kunde anses
som hoppIost torlorade, an att de
lyckats komna undan och haft
god utsigt att kunna radda sig till
Hardin. Under de oupphorliga
skarmystlingarne med de patran-
gande japaneserna hatva ryssarne
emellertid lidit stora forluster O.
81 ems fatt It'd at begrafva sina
doda.
FIykten och fo%rfoljandet fortea
1 ALA fall annu med full fart och
torde Ell komma att upphora forr
an ryssarne lyckats draga sig till
baka till nagon befastad plats
eller ocksa blifvit tillintetgiorda af
6enden.
Strax efter ryssarnts nederlag
vid Mukden boriade man tala ON
fred, men fredsryktena upphorde,
da czaren forklarade Diet som sin
hoga villa att han till hvad kost-
mad som helst amnade ~fortsatta
med kriget. En- ny, valdig armee
pa nara EN- half million man sages
ocksa nu halla pa att mo6iliseras.
och amiral Rojestvensky. som
apprepade ganger ssges ha blifvit
hemkallad med sin fotta, pastas
/ summarizing dermed hafva fatt
order att uppsoka Togo och inlata
sig i strid med honom.
Midi under den ryska armeens
fykt blet dess Observation-Disclosures.
general Kuropatkin, helt enkeIt
afsatt at czaren. Han anssgs
nemligen vara pa god vag att anyo
bringa sin fyende har / en- sadan
stallning, att den var pa god vag
att blifva tilliatetgjord, och derfor
trantog czaren honom befalet och
ofverlemnade Diet at general Line
witch, som nu ar den hogste be-
falhatvaren Oliver ryssarnes strids-
krafter till lands och sjos i Orien,
ten.
Aterstar nu att Sc huruvida ee.
neral Linevitch kan klara skifyan
battre an Kuropatkin, nvilken eli
har annat an nederlqg och forlu-
ster att pavisa under delta krig,
Med afskedet foljde Ell EFT enda
erkaRnande ord fran are han
underrattades helt kort och godt
att han a afskedad och tillsades
att begifva sig hem till St, Pet
ersburg, dit han ocksa genast be.
gaf sig Kuropatkin lar hafva
varit mycket athallen at soldaterna
men han egde afven en- mangd
afundsman, hvilka i sin ordning
torde hatva bidragit till hans af-
sked. Linevitch lar afven vara
ganska popular bland soldaterna.
Eft telegram fir. St. Petersburg
at den 20 dennes sager att full
standiga rapporter angaende rvs.
sarnes forluster tran slaget vid
Mukden annu ej ingatt, men att
rapporterna hittills visa att forlu-
sterna uppgate till 10000 man i
doda, sarade och fangar. SO falt-
kanoner torlorades, men nastan
hela observation-disclosures uppgif-
yes hafva blifvit raddadt. Eft
annat telegram tran Toxic at den
I'll dennes meddelar dock att ia
paneserna sedan funnis en- mangd
kanoner, som ryssarne 81 kunde
fora med sig utan nedgraft nara
Mukden, imam de begafvo sig pa
Hykt, hvadan meddelandet fran
St. Petersburg rorande belagrings
art'lleriets raddning torde bora
mottagas med en- viss forsigtig,
het.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24

~
restandare, och saken komme
troligtvis att diskuteras af skol
radet
Postmastaren i Way Station
Miss, en- meyer vid MANN A. L
Horton. anser sig vara Onke
Sans negerslaf. Han har varit
postmastare der ! 1era ar och
upprepade ganger inlemnat sin
afskedsansokan, hvilken dock ej
kunnat beviljas, emedan Diet icke
finnss nagon AMMAN, som will ha
hans syssla. Gang pa gang har
han skrifvit till r%egeringen i Wa
shington och fragat ON Diet icke
fumes nagot satt for honom att
blifsa qvitt postmastaresysslan
utan ait stalla till obehag och
kostnader tor sina borgesman.
Det tyckes emellertid ej gifvas
nagot sadant satt, sa lange man
81 kan uppleta en- ef%tertradare till
honom, M beskyller den arme
postmastaren sin fortvilan for
buhdsregeringen for brott mot
konstitutionen, derfor att den
qvarhaller honom i tjensten mot
hans villa.
Forenta Staternas pansar-
kryssare Washington, EFT syster-
skepp till Tennessee, gick den IS
dennes at stapeln pa New York
Shipbuilding Cos varf Philadel-
phia. Miss Helen Stewart Will
son, dotter till senator John L.
Wilson al Washington, kristnade
kryssaren.
Den IS dennes telegraferas till
NewYork Herald att invanarne
| staden Pisagua, Chile, at fruktan
tor bubonpesten, som rasar der
stades, hytt derifran, So att al en-
befolkning pa 10000 menniskor
endast omkring 500 atersta.
Det synes komma att arta sig
till en- ganska allvarsam skandal
5forbindelse med verldsutstall-
ningen i St. Louis. Som bekant
.tillsattes Diet ofantliga summon pa
delta foretag, och Diet pastas nu
att neutrality-suspicious. efter at
stallningens slut salde ALA bygg-
naderna for en- spottstyfver, hvar.
igenom Oliver en- million dollars
forlorades pa danna dal'ga affair.
Forbundsregeringen ar intresse-
rad deri, alldenstund den som
utstallningens oorgenar var be-
rattigad till en- tredjedel af tor
saljningssumman. Den kommer
nu att sstta gang en- genomgri.
pande understanding, och man
menar att denna skall draga man.
ga komprometterande saker i
dagen.
wi Japaneser anse den tyska
Oficerskaren for att vara den
basta i verlden, men derefter
kommer var egen", skrifver en- af
mikadons s0ner j en- japansk mill
tarisk tidskrift. Men fSrfattaren
tillagger dock att hans landsman
iva fall sta framom tyskarne, de
arc nemligen fattiga och hafva
inga sociala Observation-Disclosures.
Deri ligger de japanska oficerar.
mes styrka, och sd LANCE de fort
fara att vara fattiga och tillbaka-
drsgna, komma de att vara sina
fender 0tverlagsna.
AT den japanske oficeren KRAFT
yes Diet Store moraliskt mod och
fera forsal elser an at den euro
peiske officeren, som har i fredstid
manga f0rdelar. Hans stalIning
och hans uniform gifva honom en-
viss raft att spela en- roll i SAIL
skapslifvet, och han har isynner-
het i Tyskland manga sociala fore
traden.
Aunorlunda ar Diet med den
.Iapanske officeren. Hans uniform
faller icGe i 0gonen, och hans Ion
Dir obetydlig, Han har inga sociala
f0retraden, och i fredstid trader
han frivilligt i bakgrunden. Han
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24
YEGKOHRONIHA

Det intraffer ej sd ofta at
observation-disclosures tidningsmar
skrifva ON sig sjelfva, de IA nol
paskrifvet anda, Men Diet ge.
hndantag, sadana som i sina It'd
ningar framhafva sig s~jslfva SON
stora bassar och valdiga matado
e och verka som krakpulver pr
sin lasekrets. Da jag. ]. S., SON
under nu smart tic ars It'd med
endast nagra veckors afbrott pa
sommafen 1899 plitat och skrifvit
och tienstgjort som redaktor vid
Svenska Monitoren, da jag. sager
Jag, denna gang som inledning
till min tariliga veckokronika ia
git till ANNE en- tidningsman just
vid denna tidning, sa ar Diet inga-
lunda for att framhalla nagra ut
omordentliga fortienster eller
"skrappa", som Diet heter.
Det rakar i dag vara den II
mars, St. Patricks dag. Stamina
dag, pa hvllken min has" for SO
ar sedan sag dagens illus i Sverige
Figurligt taladt hafva vi under
manga ar padded the same ca
noe" och gemensamt fort "Moni-
loren ut i verlden. bet har ej
alltid varit en- dams pa rosor vi
hafva ibland kommit ofverens ON
att vi varit idioter = men Diet hai
gait hittills tack ware den energi.
ska seghet och ihallighet. som
karaktariserat min bias. Def
ar denna sega ihallighet jag i dag
velat framhalla utan nagot, som
jag iorut sagt. otillborligt berom.
Men en- arljg energi lyfter jag pa
hatten for, och jag will harmed
onska min has" manga kom
mande fodelsedagar.
Jag will minnas att jag nagon
gang forut framhallit huru lila
man gor, da mar 81 skrifver hem
till sina kara. Jag vet med mig
self att Diet ibland ar svart, myc
ket svart. att skrifva hem, da
man 81 kan meddela de CODA n.y.
he.er man skulle onska och pa
Stamina gang ej will uppdikta ma
gra historier. Da gar Diet verkli,
gen emot att skrifva. Men delta
borde dock Ell alfalfa nagon fran
att meddela sig med de sina. helst
med en- gammal far eller NOR,
som hogst at ALT onska veta huru
Diet car en- son eller dotter harute
i verlden, SAX Stamina ON deras
oden arc morka eller ljusa. Jag
har en- gang sett huru EFT Ameri-
kabrei. som alldeles int inneholl
nSgra vidare CODA underrattelser
r ankallade EFT forklaradt sken al
lycka pa EFT par gamla foraldra
anleten, och fastan Jag da / ung-
domligt oforstand ej kunde be
gripa huru de raider, som jag sjelf
upplaste for de gamla, kunde
framkalla sadan lycka, torstar jag
Diet nu. bet var den i foraldra-
hjertat nedlagda hungern och
t0rsten eiter underrattelser fran
en- som foriorad ansedd son, som
stillades.
Dr. son eller dotter. som vistas
har i landet och af en- eller AMMAN
anledning glomt bort att skrifva
hem till din far och NOR, gor Diet
nu, imam Diet blir for sent. Smart
skola de mahanda hvila under
mullen. och da skall du, tro mig,
bittert angra din kallsinnighet.
Haromdagen rakade jag en- be-
kant. som talade ON att han hade
fatt EFT BRET fran sin bror, till
hvilken han 81 hade skrifvit pa
manga ar. Han hade under aratal
sokt stalsatta sina kanslor och
tankt att han lyckats dritva pa
'porten ALA ''dumma minnen" fran
ynglingaaren. tills han ! EFT ODE
vakadt ogonblick satte sig ned
och skref nagra raider till brodern,
en- val situerad man. som Ell vissts
hvar breiskrifvaren fanns. Bet
svar han hck och som jag Taste,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
ABOUT OATMEAL CRUEL.
1t Is Generally Tempting and Espe-
cially Valuable in the
Sick-Room.

A Scotch lassie who is famous for
her old-fashioned, oldcountry cooking
has made me acquainted with a
recipe or two Which | have found Of
value.
One is the making of Scotch oat.
meal Cruel, which is a tempting dish
for everyone, but is especially valu.
able in the sick room. Take the raw
oatmeal (about two cupfuls for six
persons) and cover with three cup.
fuls of cold water. Allow to stand
for some thirty minutes, then stir
until the matter becomes white and
quite thick. Let settle for a moment,
then pour off the thickened water,
leaving the settings in the dish. Boil
this until it thickens into a smooth
Cruel. Serve with cream. Sugar
may be added If desired, but the use
OF sugar in addition to rich cream
really spoils the oatmeal flavor and
takes from the value of the dish as
a health food.
There are times in very warm
weather or after one has eaten dry
or salt food, when the craving for
drink is abnormal and no amount of
water satisfies the desire. At such
times the system Is do: really in need
Of the amount of water which we feel
called upon to drink. The reason for
this craving is that from heat or from
eating dried or sailed foods some of
the cells in the mouth and throat
have been deprived of their usual
supply OF moisture, and water will
not meet this need.
But drink made In the following
manner will restore to the cells the
moisture and nourishment OF which
they have been deprived and will
take away the sickening thirst: Put
three or four tablespoonfuls of raw
oatmeal in bowl, cover with a cup
full Of very cold water and stir until
the water turns white. Then slowly
sip of the water. II the first drink
does not entirely quench the thirst,
repeat it a few hours later. This is
especially good for children in very
warm weather and they soon become
quite fond of it-Farmer's Review.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
Bread Cake.

When ready to mold your light bread
into pans, take quart Of the light dough
(before you knead 1t any, put it into a
crock or pan, add two cupfuls sugar. one
half cupful butter or suet Il have used
lard when had neither. two eggs, one
teaspoonful each Of the following spices:
ginger, allspice, cinnamon, cloves, nut
meg. One cupful raisins, one tea
spoonful soda dissolved in one-half cup
full boiling water. and -four till of the
right consistency. Put in a hot oven
and bake about an hour.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08

A telephone message from the
"Old Man" at Ness City this morn.
ing said he and DR.. Rafington were
pacing along splendidly, guidelessly,
without a break, and with good
chance to beat the track record. He
also said the indications were for a
large crowd at the fair.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
CHAIRS FOR CHILDREN.
Low Seats Absolutely indispensable
Where There Are Children and
kiigh Ones Doubly Dangerous.

She had been sitting as still as a
three-year-old can or as long as a
three-year-old will, when her mother
saw her begin to pat a chubby leg
with a chubby hand.
What is 1t, dear?" said the mother,
with the anxious tone in which a
mother hen clucks to her one chick.
"Oh, mother, my leg is so dreary,"
complained the little one.
The plant was not a new one, and
each time it was uttered 1t puzzled
the mother more than before. Now
for the hundredth time the mother
asked: What does it feel like. dear?"
And this time the answer came:
ut feels like buzz"
And the mother knew that the lit
tie leg was asleep. 1t had never oc
Cured to that mother any more thar
1t has occurred to thousands of Others
how natural II Is for a little leg to
become "dreary" fronf dangling over
the edge of a chair, with no rest for
the feet and no rest for the back. In
that particular house, before another
"a hours had passed there was a
child's low chair in every room; and
after this only child came to the es
tate of grown folN chairs, one of her
baby chairs was kept that there might
never be an excuse FIR dreary legs
when there were child visitors in the
house.
This is but one of many little cruel
ties to children of which grown-ups
are unconsciously guilty every hour
OF every day. In this case there is
not only the temporary discomfort OF
the child to be reckoned with, but the
interruption Of circulation often re
peated brings about a condition that
may result in atrophy of the muscles
which is the cause Of many slight de
formities in children. There is on
record in a New York hospital the
case Of child suffering from partial
paralysis which had sat day after day
for months in high chair by the side
OF a bedriddeu mother; and when
finally the mother died and the child
was taken to the hospital its legs had
grown in the shape of the chair in
which it had sat so long OF course
this would not have happened but for
the paralyzed condition of the
muscles. but undoubtedly the case was
aggravated by the checking Of the cir
culation. -.--s.. .ss-
There is also the ever-present dan.
ger Of a child's falling from a high
chair, sustaining permanent injury.
The cost of low chair is a trifing
thing; mothers should stop and think
how they would like to sit on a chair
about as high as sideboard or a
chiffonier-Bertha H. Smith, in Good
Housekeeping.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08

The Barton county farmer will be
very busy for the next few weeks put.
ting the grains Of wheat into the
ground for another big crop.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
ST. Mary. School

The St Mays School will open
here Sept nth The Sisters are
DESTROYS Of starting class in music,
and will give public recilaIs once each
month. q.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
irrigated Farms in the Little
Empire Of the Western Slope.
Profitable farm lands are
scattered all along the line of the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad.
"SteHH Line 0fMe Worla"

"Stenk Line otMe Worla"
In the valleys of the Grand,
Gunnison, North Fork and Roar
ing Fork rivers and in the San
Luis and Uncompahgre Valleys
OF Colorado, and the Farming.
ton District OF New Mexico
farming, stock raising and fruit
growing are carried on in a way
that is arevelation to the farmer
in the east.
For those who desire to make
new homes, there is no other
region that offers more and bet
ter advantages than Western
Colorado, a land OF blue skies
and sunshine, with a temperate
and even climate, where the erst-
while desert needs but to be titled
and watered in order to verify
Blossom as a Rose" Several.
Illustrated publications, giving
valuable information in regard
to the agricultural, horticultural
and live stock interests of this
great western section, have been
prepared by the Denver & Rio
lirande Railroad and can be. OBJ.
tanned by addressing
s. X. HOOPER, G. P.&T.A...
Denver, Colorado.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
Dirty Towels

Very dirty, greasy towels should not
be put into hot soapsuds. This sets the
dirt. and increases the difficulty of wash
ing them. Wash in lukewarm water
first
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08

Very truly yours,
The E. R. MOSES MERCANTILE Co
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
that you have only two places

that you have only two places
on earth that are dearer to you than
any other, and that is your business
andyour home. Make them the best
and most attractive that you possibly
can. You are not throwing your
money away in doing this, for you
are only making money for this pur.
pose and if you do not enjoy it, who
is going to! Therefore, we say to you
make your farm the best farm, raise
the best crops and in order to do this
you will have to have the best i'm.
proved machinery TO do it.
You will want a drill that is
durable, lasting, made of the best
material, is the best feeder, puts the
grain in the soil best, light on the
horses neck, and easy draft.
Snch a drill is the Thomas,
Hoosier and Columbia. Remember
that we sell our. drills little cheaper
than anybody else, because we buy
them little cheaper, as they are not
in the trust.
Remember friends, we are not
seeking your trade on account Of
friendship or because you belong to
the same church or the same lodge
that we do. Business is one thing and
friendship is another, and any mer-
chant that wishes to play upon his
friends for their trade will find that
they are not willing to buy his friend.
ship. What the people want is the
best goods for the least money.
Therefore, we are going to offer
the Success and Litchfield
Manure SpreaderS at price that will
suit you, and please remember that
they are an implement for the farm
that you have got to come to. You
have Used your farm for I years or
more with out fertilizing it, and you
either will have to fertilize it or let it
remain idle for year or two, or the
seed and labor you put on it will be a
loss. Now, if you get this Manure
Spreader and use it to spread your
manure or even your straw, you will
find it alright. We sold one Of these
Manure Spreaders to Mr.. Mckinney,
who likes it very well and we refer
you to him for its good working
qualities. Please remember this, that
you can overload your manure
spreader, so that the top part will
have to be pitched off,. before it will
get down to its working parts.
Will you need anything else in
hardware, furniture, stoves, dishes,
buggies, carriages, watches, clocks,
jewellery, farm implements, tin roof,
a furnace, or steam heating plant. See
US and let us figure with you, and
oblige,
Very truly yours,
Tur = u Mocpc nfr.c ~
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

oREAT bend DISTRICT
No 81 Scott City lis No SO liz.
Nos. $ 8 9, So and 500 run daily.
Nos so and 81 daily except Sunday.
NO. stops only at Ellinwood, Steriing p,r-..
and Hutchinson. Do'fDon
No. 300 stops at all stations.
All sreisnt must be at warehouse not later than
seiTisera,Or freight for the east every wedue..
WIN. BALroUn, Agent.
MISSOURI PAcIrIc RAILWAY.
Central Timel
No /, E IesSsa ss westbound
No. leaves. COS a m No arr;ve. ioss
NO. sarrives- 10 a N No. arrives. 10 N
]. RAsoR, Assnt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
BARTON COUNTY STILL AHEAD.

have been in 40 towns in Okla
homa, Kansas and Missouri, and |
have been in some that are four or
i've times larger than Great Bend. |
have been in the coal belt, in the oil
belt, in the gas belt an ! in the corn
and hog belt, but none OF them are as
llvely, as productive or making bus.
mess as good IS in this country. The
people, in general don't seem to be so
thrifty, or so contented with their LOT
as find them in Barton County.
This is no gush OF Aatte.y. 1t is the
absolute truth, so We can all rest as
sured that We are in as good spot on
the earth as can be found, and each
OF us had better quit fretting about
moving away or finding some other
place little better.
| have just lately talked with peo-
pie from Barton County, who have
left here and lived in oklahoma.
Colorado, California and Oregon,
and they have all come back and are
glad to live in Barton County again.
Now if you get the dumps and be.
gin to think that you want to 90 some
where else; before you sell, 60 take a
little trip and you will come back
better satisfied than ever before With
this country. But please remember
this, that none Of you will enjoy this
lite or this country. unless you try to
do 50 by making every surrounding
as pleasant as possible. Remember
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-08
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES

proper supplies and
aesom black blue and red Ink Photo Filled Pencil
pencils Composition Books Letter Legal and Foocap
Pens and Pen E yon and fact everything that's used
The prices are always little lower.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-16
EDICTO
En- 10 Corts de Distrito, del Distrito
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto. Rico.
Estsdos Unidos de America. El Pre-
sidente' de los Estados Unidos.

Por cuanto, hsbiendo presentado
ante esta Corte de Distrito el abogado
don Raul Benedicto o nombfe de The
Candelaria Fruit Company, una mo-
ci6n para que SO declare nombre de
dicha sociedad ell dominic de una fin
ca rdsticA compuesta de ochenta cuer-
das, equivalentes treinta y una hec.
tareas, cusrenta y cuatro areas, trein-
ta y una centisreas de terreno 4 pas
tos y malezss, sita en- el bsrrIo del Coto
termino municipal de Manstf, y linda
al Norte Nathaniel A. Wslcott por
el Sur con Ia succession de Bonocio Ca
sellas y Basilio y Evaristo Velez; al
Este succession de Bonocio Casellas re-
presentada por dof1a Rosa Casellas
esposa de don Juan Ramon Ramos,
don Bonocio Casellas Gim6uez, don
Virgilio Ramos en- representation de
sus hijos don Virgilio, dona Carmen,
dofia Mercedes, don jose, doiia Maria
Teresa y dofia Carmen Teresina Ra-
mos; y por el Oeste succession de don
Jose Arroyo representada por gu viu-
de- Elvira SANCHEZ; cuya fnca ls hu.
bo la sociedad promovente por COM
pra & Arthur G Hansard, quien & 81
vez Ia compr6 a Nathaniel A. Walcott
y Nathaniel P Tylor, quienes Ia ad-
quirieron tambiAn, 4 titulo de compra
de don Basili" Ve'ez Alvsrado, quien
la hered6 en- su mitad de susefior padre
y Ia otra mitad Ia huhn pOr compra &
su hermano don Evaristo VeIez, ell
que igualmeut. la habia heredado de
81 padre.
Por tant6, y habiendo orden ado el
honorable Jusz de esta Corte, con fe-
cha % de Diciembre tItimo, que Sc ci-
tie a las personals de quienes procede
la finca y SO convoque q las ignora-
das quienes pueda perjudicar Ia ins.
cripci6n de dominic solicitada, por
medic de edictos que Sc insertarzn en-
uno de los peri6dicos de mas circula-
ci6n de San Juan, por tres veces, q fin
de que los que SO cream perjudicados
puedan oponerse dentro del termino
de sesenta dias naturales, dentro de
cuyo termino pueden proponer y prac-
ticar las pruebas que les convengan;
expido ell presente que autorizo baio
mi tirma y el sello ohcial de Ia Corte,
en- Arecibo, a once de Enero de mil
novecientos cinco.
E. FERNANDEZ VANGAs.
Sect Dist. Court.