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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13
japanese BdttIeShip
Goes Down With All
On Board.

The Japanese battIeship Mikasa, flagship
OF Vice Admiral Toga during the Russian
Japanese war, caught fire and sank at 2:3O
yesterday morning.
The Mikasi was modern battieshlp IN
every feature, and had gone through the
entire war with brilliant record.
The loss of life by the sinking Of the Mika-
81 totals 800 officers and men, including
detachments from other warships which
went to the rescue.
Reports state that the magazine exploo-
ed.
The accident occurred in the harbor OF
Koba.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

1.-The State book depOeitOrs give notice to children
and patrons that in exchanging old books for new
ones they will have to furnish certificates that the
books exchanged we're used 10 school last year, or
March, 1904, and subsequently, and certificate 70
that effect will have to be pasted the inside cover
az the old book. This ruling will cause considerable
trouble and is great Injustice and II enforced will
nullify the exchange clause in many localities, 90
The teachers Of last year have secured other schools
and many OF them have moved out OF the state thus
making it impossible to getthe teachers certificates.
We are not familiar with the school book law, but
are sure that it did not contemplate any such action
on the part Of the State book depositOrs The text
book commission and Governor Vardaman ehOuld
invests ate this phase Of the business and possible
frustrate this attempted wholesale outrage"
The governor replied that he did not know any,
thing about it, but that there was nethiDg ia the law
creating the uniform system nor IN the contract with
the school book concerns. He proposed to see that
the law and the contracts Obeyed and carried Ou
Ito the letter. He was opposed to any speculation
In old books at the expense OF the school book DO
pOsitors and thought it would be good idea fol
the legislature to prohibit it by law. The governor
hoped that in every case where child or patron 81
the schools Of Mississippi was denied his rights n
the matter Of exchange Of books report would be
madetO him or the commission, and promised thai
all offenders would be punished. The children q
the state were entitled 70 an exchange and they mua
have it regardless Of any certificate from the lae
years teachers.
The governor attention was also called to the re-
port that the concerns furnishing the books, some q
them at least were under obligation and contract q
furnish board and cloth back books 20 that che pu
chaser cOud take his choice, but chat IL stated
some Of them are reporting they have none Of hl
board backed books on hand, thus forcing the child
to buy the cloth backed higher priced book. IhiI
Will not be permitted, says the governor The booA
companies chat under contract 20 furnish eitheI
board or cloth bached books, mnat do 30; IhelI
contract requires t and the contract IL going TO b
enforced to the very letter i such thing Be pos
Siblo
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13
Japan sHAMES WORLDS CHRISTIANITY

tian world In war the Japanese soldiers treated
the captured Russians as il they had been blood
brethren rather than bloody handed Toes. An the
great sea fights the Japanese sailors rsked and lost
their own lives often, ID trying to succcr drowning
Russians. And the Russian prisoners who fell into
the hands Of the Japanese had kinder treatment and
better medical and surgical skill than their own
camps and hospitals could have given them.
It was never that way in wars waged between
christian nations. Compare it with our own Civil
War Of forty years ago, remembering the horrors
OF AndersOnville and the companion horrors on the
side OF the auent North in the prison pens Of Chi
cago, Columbus and scores Of other northern pris-
Ons How it shames, shames, shames our treat
ment Of our blood brothers North and South-we
who proclaim our love for the fOrgiving gentle and
mercifnl Christi What cruel barbarians we, COM
pared with the pagan" NippODese! When we
captured the great leader Of the South We buried
him in ahOrrid dungeon. weighted down with man
acles and heaped upon him and his Innocent cultl-
vated wife and children every indignity and insult
that our clever war lords could invent. When ia
pan sailors captured Russias greatest sea captain
in her last crOwning victory they carried him as
gently as women might do to their sweetest white
hospital, summoned to his aid her greatest sur
geons and nurscd him back to life from death dark
shadow as il his adored wife stood BY and directed
every act.
How it shames, shame, ahames us alll-Lewiston
| (nl.) Democrat.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13


the old republican organization Was tied closely TO
the railroads and to the monopostic corporations.
He had courage enough to fight these forces. be
had brains enough TO conduct his hgnt GnaV 10 MS
own state he become stronger than Senator Spooner
and Senator Quares They bad back OF tnen al
the powers of consolidated capital. They had, iur'
thermore the prestige Of sitting 10 the upper house
Of the u United States Congress- He had nothing ex-
cent the conviction that the railroads in Wisconsin
we're trying to govern the state and that it was the
duty OF some man to block them. He undertook
i this duty and has in several electlOns won.
Governor La Toilette is republican. The Amer
lean, ia democratic newspaper. Nevertheless, we
applaud his course, and we rejoice that from the
state house at Madison he,is coming to the capitol
at Washington.
Yet the man who undertakes a work OF this sort
mnst bear 10 mind that all the time the forces which
he has antagonzed will be pursuing him with innu-
endo and with inVective. His enemies are the peo
ple who control new WspapeTs, and able to print
those lies which travel thrice fast as the truth
A For example, we observed yesterday dlspatcn
printed in many OF the New York newspapers bear
ING apparently the earmarks Of an Associated Press
dispatch commenting upon the fact that Governor
La Toilette during the summer had been ecturng a.
various Chautau0ua aud other summer schools, and
that be had made out Of bis lectures $4,000.
Il Perhaps he did. AS he has worked for the peo'
pe we hOpe he did. If so attracts the public
that he can deliver lectures and get 5000 apiece for
them il seems to be at least wiser and better ana
more honorable for him to do this tban governor
Of great state, to get fifteen twenty thousand
dollars year as the counsel for railroads and other
2 like corporations.
Ii seems curious that certain section OF the press
of Bnited States is always willing 70 attack the
lpublic man who frankly goes ont to earn money IN
! way which 10 perfectly recognizable and under
standabe OF all men that this section Of the press
Hooks undignied and even ignominious, and yet it
still silent or ct times eulOgstic concerning the
ptatesman who will sell bis talents. not to say his
influence, to some great corporation as lawyer ior
D Ia large salary
. We are entirely ready to accept Governor La Fol
lette republican, who lectures for money. as against
! senator Depew who is an attorney for money. New
York American.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

Princess Anne Karenga Esterhazy, Q connection
adopt bright Young American or Englishman and
I've real mother to him for $780, 600, the interst on
which il to be hers for life and the principal at heE
death, to revert to the adopted one's family. The
princess offers to do this in order to keep the vol
.irom her royal door, She Is 56 years old. The
young man will have the right 70 call himself Prince
Eeterhazy.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

Politicians statesmen and the people at large may
think that congress, at the approaching session,
should do good mauy things that have been en-
gagiDg for some time public attention and newspa'
Der scrutiny but all these things settled not by
public discussion, but by the money power that can
but it's veto upon anyegislation that does not suit
its whims or interest. The National City Bank Of
New York has sent ont to its customers an interest
Ing circular with respect to the work OF the forth
coming session Of congress. The circular assures
the banks friends that there will be no financial
legislation and no railroad legislation. The New
York Press thus quotes from the circular SIN we'll
informed quarters it il ntimated that the next con-
Qress will have little to do except to pass the usual
appropriation bills, the elimination OF tariff and
uancia problems leaving only the question Of rail-
road rate legislation for confederation As to this
feature, tits most likely the executive will be in
sistent but so far as congress Is concerned it ia
doubtful that subject 90 complex can be disposed
Of in single session. The National City is known
as the Rockefeller bank The question arises, there
fore, what do the Rockefeller interests know about
what congress will and win not dos Have orders
that will govern congress been sent ont from head
Quartersi
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

Experiments which may result in knowledge, per-
mitting the grating Of the vital organs Of one AMI
mai upon another have been made By Drs Guthrie
and Carroll at the University Of Chicago. Hearts
81 dogs have been successfully moved up into the
animsls' necks and there performed their fInctions
Circulation Oi blood IN canines INVOLUNTARY victims
81 science, has been reversed without killing the
animals. Many new things about heart action have
been learned according to Dr. Carroll, who Will be-
gin new experiments early in October What We
have learned, said be, 'gives us hope that somc
day We may replace q wounded or vermont heart
| III human being with the healthy, youthful ana
strong one from living monkey" IA his labora-
tory. Dr. Carroll has switched tho circulation 81 bic
dogs from some arreriea leaving them dry ioE 2
time TINS opening tho possibilities iQr new meth
cds 81 surgery ID cases 81 violent injuries One q
the dogs selected for experimenting was eeklng tne
ueual amount of hair His circulation was switched
to cure goitre with success, and, according 70 Pr
Carroll, hair began 70 grow u places apparently
| bald III another experiment tho surgeon saved
dog leg OF and then grated Il On again without
doing the animal permanent injury Dr Carroll
was formerly surgeon II the French army and is
at the iversity d Chicago only to conduct bis ex
perlmensi.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

And now the medical scientists are telling us that
early rising Is dangerous The danger presumably
IL that We may gel hungry before breakfast y ready.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

MI. Roosevelt got twice as many votes as Judge
Parker, but Parker now gets twice as much salary
- Roosevelt yet che latter wouldn't change places.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

The crowned heads Of Europe will be delighted 20
6nd themselves in such distinguished company.
Colonel Bryan also sent g the pKes
dent.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL NOT BE HELD UP

OVERNOR VARDAMAN on being
shown an editorial from the Carol.
ton G Conservative made the positive
assertion that the school children
OF this state would be fully pro
tected. The paragraph is as fol
lows, with his reply to it:
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13

The minister Who oiacleted 81 Me Wedding o
nlarehaIl Yield received alec d 425 600 bnt didn't
10 any better ob than many justice does ior sl
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13
AMERICAN TEMIDITY.

American citizen, who 10 IN jail IN nicaragua
The dispatches did not state the offense with
which Bonzian was charged, but as soon as the
French Government learned Of his arrest an ultima
tuu was sent to the Sultan Of Morocco to the effect
that If the merchant WAS not released French troops
would invade Morocco and liberate him. Upon re.
ceipt 81 the demand BOuzian was released, but 4
VA asCertained or alleged that he was III as RE-
ault 81 bad treatment received while ia prison,
Thereupon the French government addressed 2 per
emptory note to the sultan, saying that the release
81 Bouzian was not sufficient, and demanding, hret,
the payment Of an indemnify; second, the punish.
ment 81 the officer who made the arrest and, tnlro
I nnhlic apolopy by the Moroccan government Il
these esdemands are not complied with the French
minister will be ordered TO leave Morocco and coeF
Give measures viii be adopted.
William O. Albers, an agent Of the Lmon Fruil
company ii Nicaragua, and an American citizen,
was arrested several months ago and bas been N
iafI aver since. being denied bail The Nicaraguan
minister 81 foreign affairs on August 13 stated a. hll
version Of the affair that AlberH resided in Jalapa,
ii tie district oi New EebOgia, and that he opposed
the local authorities in their attempt TO serve
writ III his excitement Albers, II il charged, in
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-13
"A PLUCKY GOVERNOR,
La TOILETTE, OF WISCONSIN

Ut In Wisconsin they have a gov
ernor VINO shortly will be senator
OF the United States by the name OF
La Toilette. His strength in bis
own state has been due to the fact
that be was wise enough to see that
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
RUSSIA Y TURQu|A

El ministro de Estado dc Rusia
ACADIA de pssar una nota enSrgica y
terminante al Sultkn Abdul Hamid, q
quien Sc le dice lisa y llanamente que
Sc coupe de sus propios asuntos se
at,nga & sus consecueneiss.
No hace mucho que ell Sultan, {
quien han servido de gran regocijo
los descalabros de Russia en- el Extre.
mo Oriente, rand6 q este gobierno una
noia formal proiostando contra los
SbSrbarcs ssesinatos de armenios en-
las provincias del CSucaso, los cua-
les ssesinatoE teniau todss las apa-
rienciss de estar estimulados Dor el
gobierno.1
Es verdad que ado tras ano ha si.
do constante Russia en- protestar con.
ira los asesinstos de armenios en-
Turqufa; pero el Gar Sc resiente mu.
cho de la intenci6n qre ha tenido sl
Sultan de pSgsrle con la milma mo,
nsda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
ST VENDE

Una maquina de vapor de balan.
Gin de seis columnas, con cilindro de
IS pulgadas diamstro y A pulgadas
curse, con su eje y volante, todo en-
buen estado, representando 32 caballos
nominales de fuerza.
Un engranajs de hero fundido
con su Catalina mayor de 120 pulga-
das dlamet y menor de 81 pulgadss,
con fus cureflas, crapodinas y barco,
todo en- buen estado y de la fabrica de
Mirr'ees, Fait q Watson de Glasgow.
Cinco Evsporadoras Wetzsl de
cobre, 3 de elias ipgesss de tubos
dial onales y ftancesas de tubos REC
tos.
Para informec dlrijtrse q la Ha.
cienda Bocachics, 6 d don Juan G..
Prats, en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
N0TAS DE PONCE

hombre que vino dc un pu, | II ctrcano
q estaIciudad { eomprsr INA medicina,
8 Embellishments Dc sntrar en- 10 bo.
tics, vino un poliefs insu,a 10 coji6
el eaballo y 10 10 llev6 al dc p6sito, no
pudiendo regrssar { ~ pueblo por fal.
ia de u Is que euesta Ia cosa, aunque
no sea mas sue question do minutos.
Varios de estos casos han pasado
hoy en- uno de los cuales el periudi.
csdo tuvo quo acudir una casa do
prestamos para deiar allfla dniea prem
d. que tenfa con el fin do rescatar su
caballo y regresar { ~ hogar.
Z En- una dc les principalei GALES
de esta poblaci6n hemos visto aver
un matrimonio con tres hijos que no
pudiendo soportar el hambre do pie,
80 tiraron on 10 acera para esperar
allf 10 voluntad de Dios.
ApensbA el alma contemplar tan
horrible cuadro.
Sc dice que On 10 imprents en- que
se editaba Gel Eco do Puerto Rico, 20
publicar& un peri6dico espiritista que
saldra baio Ia direction dc don Fran
cisco Arizona, presidents del Centro
Lumep, y ssra Administrator don
Andres Corsz6n.
GEL Yunque,, no Ell de Luquillo,
esta ya disponiendose & YER ls luz.
Este nuevo adalid parecs que toma 10
cosa con calma q 6n de que cuando 80
presente en- el taller no le preocupen
los martillos que le vengan encima.
Sc dice por aquf que dentro de
Ibreves dias visitarA esta Ciudad sl
ISecretario do Puerto Rico.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|C|AS

Pillar sus observacionss sobre los
pafses recorrIdoa; cosa que no pudo
hacer en- ell eCasino E ,paflol, por falta
de tempo.
Ell Attorney gererAl no recibi6
-informes sobre el suceso de Cidra, ,por
ser de Ia com petenciA del tesorero Mr..
Willoughby la investig aci6n de loa
hechos.
-Esta mafiana 10 vi6 on IL Corte
Federal el ju clio contra Andres Fuse
bio. .por obo de unas gallinas. FL co.
mission ado de dicha corte solicit6 fan.
20 para Ia libertad provisional del
aousado.
Ell tesorero Mr.. Willoughby Or
demo hscsr una inveatigaci6n dee los
hschos ocurrldos en- Cidra.
IA salido hasia el rsferido pus-
bio Ell inspector do cuentas E. A. Tha.
yer, quien informarA dstalladamente.
Mr.. Willoughby se rsssrvs comu.
nicar detalles 4 Ia prensa, hasta tan
| to 90 halle bien informado do los ~.
| cesos.
En- el der artamento de Educa-
ci6n 50 efeetu6 la subasta para cons.
truir una escuela en- las Marfas.
Presentaron proposicionss los &c.
flores don V ctor Honore. don Adria.
do Gonzalez, don A. Duffant, don An.
tonic Higuera y don Pedro Vieira.
El departamento consedi6 10 bus-
ma pro & don Vistor Honore por 10 81.
ma de $500 dollars.
En- el Asilo de Ciegoa dc Ponce
existsn catorce enfermos.
La Compshfa de fsrrocarriles
que hace Ia via ferrea entire Ponce =
Guayams, remiti6 81 Dspartamsnto
del Interior un plano de los obras del
puente que hs dc construirse sobre el
rio sDescalabrado,s csrca de Ponce.
El Departamento aprob6 el referido
plano, y las obras empez ArAn dentro
de algunos dlas.
La Corte de Distrito de Ponce ha
condenado q la pena de musrts & Fe-
lipe Robles, por aiesinato en- primer
grado.
-Por infracci6n & les ordenanzas
municlpales fueron sentenciados hoy
Nieves Rsye', 81; Ramon Rodriguez,
Jose Camuos, Gregorio Prieto y Ma
riano Rodriguez, 10 cads uno; Josefa
Figueros, 81 y Amador Dlaz 81.
a. Seiiora; dquiere usted tener nj
1os sanos y robustos? 5quiere ustsd
que su marido viva felix , contento?
tcompre usted los artfculos mas fnos
y selectos On casa de Cerecedo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

--Aroche hizo 81 primera exhibit.
ci6n el Gin mat6grafo de 10 enpresa
Mulst y ca. Este aparato f4nclona
con bastante rsgularidad y las vistas
son interesantes.
Es digno del favor del pdblico.
-Siguen las Cortes do justicia
sin darse punto de reposo On sus fun
clones.
Los espiritistas de esta ciudad
han adquirido Ia imprenta en- que 90
publicaba Gel Eco de Puerto Rico,
Hoy SO praaeutsra depuncia iu-
rada ante Ia Corte Municipal, contra
el cabo de policfs insular Villamil.
El hesho que Sc le imputa e. como
sigue, segdn Sc nos re6ere:
RI vecino Ram6l Perez 80 encon-
trsba en- la puerta de ~ casa y fue
mandado detener poc el cabo citado,
sjecutando Ia orden el guardia Valen.
tin Gonzslez
Despues d, trasrlo = llevarlo de
un lado para otro, fae por fin con
ducido al dep6sito, donde ha psrma mane'
cido desde el domingo 4 las disz do Ia
maf1ana hasta aver & las doce, o. de-
cir, 26 horss.
FL denunel ante es persona pacifics
y no 10 conforma CON ssta dstenci6r
illegal.
Con motive de ser hoy dia de-
arcangel San Rafael, 10 Iglesia Cato
lica ha celebrado una mlsa muy so
lemne toda orqueita.
Hubo gran soncurrenoia de fisles
Prsdic6 ell elocuente orador sagradt
reverendo padre Vega, que estuvG
iuspiradfsimo.
-Hemos visto hoy un pobre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

Seg1n rumores, Ia resoluci6n del
SecretaIio de Puerto Rico On el asun.
TO de Canales, Monssnto y Valdivle
90, no hs sldo mas que un paho t'bio,
que no acusa muchs seriedad que d.
gsmos, en- las atlas esferas guberns-
mentRles.
Al comisario del barrio dc Tibei
don Rafael Sierra, 40 ls ha nombrado
successor. LlGmase eits Juan Martinez
y funciona sin que Sierra haya side
destituido.
Juan Martinez es un conocido re-
publlcano y al nombrarlo Sc 10 ha
puesto por condici6n que nombre 81
su,tituto de su mismo partido.
Sc susurra qre los pccos unio.
nistas que hsy de eomisarios serlr
sustituldos en- breve por republicanos
En- Ia tsr1e de aver Sc efsctuaror
grandes csrreras en ell hip6dromo out
resultar on muy lucdas y de gran in
ter es para los al .ionados, que son mu
chos.
Sc halls en- p ierto el vapor Gu
bano <Juliss, y en- 81 embsrcan cor
rumbo & aS2nto Domingo y Cubs mu
chos paisanos que van alIf buscandt
el acomodo que aqul no encuentrap,
pesar de nuestra prosperidad.
En- la semana passda han con
currido 4 la blblioteca pdblica 32
lectoies.
-Ys Sc ven bajar algunas parti
| das de cafe de la nueva cosechs. E
de Greer que pronto tepgamos algun'
animation en- el mercado, bastante pa
ralizado por ell momento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
ASQClACIOl DE- DEPENDENCIES
RegS gtabecS para las ca@ de nabHdad neran te6a practical

Ia Las clases de contabilidad
msrcsntil te6ric1 prEct cas- se ab-ir&n
en- el mes de Enero prox mo, en- ell 10.
cal que oport nam ente Sc des gaark.
% Las masrfculas quedan abier-
tas desde el dfs 16 dt Octubre corrien.
te en- Ia secrttsris de esta ascclaci6n
cslle de Ia Fortaleza, est b ecImento
denominado sLa Ninfs1 donde podran
concurrir los sefiores socios y parti.
culares que desetn ser inscritos.
80 Los seflores socios que se ma
triculen psgsran 30 centavos mensus-
les desde que ell curse quede alberto
que sera en- < ero pr6xjmo, para con
ests corta sums atender a los gastos
de slumbrado, escr torios y titles pa
ra los mismos, como tsmb en- para ell
juego de libros que Sc proporcionara
cada estudiante, consiStente en- un
llbro Disrio, On Mayor, un libro de
Inventsrios, un libro de exlstercis y
los demss sxiliares que Sc estimen ne
cessrIos por los profesores; para ker
inicritos los sefiores socios tienen que
fgurar como mlembros detsta asocIa-
cI6n dos meses sntes de la sperturs
del carso, 6 sstisfacer lsl cuotas CO
rrespondientes.a q los msses de NoViem.
bre y Diciembre.
~ Las personss que deIOen ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
EDICTO

En- 10 Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Guayams p. R. Esta.
dos Unidos de America. El Pre-.
sidente de los Estados Unidos IS.
Carolina Luzunaris Domingues, de-
msndarte, versus. Ramon Pas-
tor Diaz y Molinaris, y Rufina
Molinaris Cividanis, demandado.
Emplazamiento. Ell Pueblo de Puer.
to- Rice, a Ramon Pastor Diaz, 6
sea ell demsndado antes mencio.
nado:
Por la presente se notifica usted
lue SO ha presentado on la Ofcina
lei Seer etario de la Corts de Distrito
del Distrito judicial de Guayams,
Puerto Rico, Ia demanda del actor
antes citado en- Ia cual plde Ia Cor
to una sentencia definitiva conde nan.
do al demsndado don Ramon Pastor
Diaz y Molinaris y subsidisriamente
81 este no tuviese bienes, a su seBora
madre doi1a Rufna Molinaris de Civi.
danes reintegrar a Ia demandsnte
la suma de mil seiscie ntos dollars que
esta ha suplido desde ell 20 de Mario
de l, 902, hasta el IA de Julio de l. 9O5,
para alimentos, vestido, calzsdo y
educaci6n de su citado hijo, q So
guirle pasando ,dicho nif1o con el
mismo fin, Ia caEtidad de cuarents
dollars mensusles, en- tsnto que se
pueda con su trsbajo personal ad-
quirir medios de vida, con las costas
al demandsdo. Y Sc notifca & usted
que de no somparecer contestar 10
demapda dentro de los cuarenta dias
despues de noti6cado, la demandante
podra obtener previa declaratoria de
rebeld1a y de la prueba de Ia publ
csci6n de este edicto una sentencia de
conformidad con las resultancias del
juicio. Y para su publicsci6n una
vez por semana, por termino de cua-
renta dias en- el peri6dico LA DEMO
CRACIA que SO publica en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico a los efectos de la no.
tlfcsci6n q dicha demanda.
De orden del Honorable Charles
E. Foote, Juez de Ia Corte de Distrito
de Guayama, libro cl presenta que
frmo y sello con el de esta Corte, en-
Guayama. P. r. 10 de Agosto de
l9O5. William Oppenheimer, Secreta.
rio accidental de Ia COrte.