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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
BARBER ITEMS.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sheaks June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvestr Unger Wis
tied friends at Nappanee, Sunday.
Sundaa School at 10 a, m Y. P =.
U. at Z. p. m Miss Annie Peterson
leads.
Mrs. James Parland was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Rupel, over
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. E. Johnson and Mrs. Addie
Strang were calling on friends in
this community Tuesday.
Frank Schmeltz and daughter,
Clara, of Lakeville, were guests of
Curtis Ramsby and wife, Sunday.
Mrs. Tackaberry and o. l.. Baker,
of Three Rivers, Mich, are guests of
A. E. Rearick and wife this week.
Mrs. Rose Award of South Bend.
has been visiting her parenth, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morris, the past few
days.
The Aid Society will meet with
Alice Rupel Thursday afternoon,
June Is. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Charles Ramsby and wife, drove to
Plymouth Sunday to visit Mrs. Rams
by's mother who is in very poor
health.
Mrs Bertha Hagey and children OF
South Bend, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Julia Davis, the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Emma Naville spent a por-
ton of last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Lille Barber. Mrs. Neville ex-
poets to start to Ohio this week.
Barber Sunday School has decided
to hold their annual picnic at Koontz
Lake, June II. Everyone go that can
and enjoy this holiday with the child
rem.
pleasant surprise was planned
on Miss Mollie Casad Monday even
ing, June S, it being her 16 birthday.
A jolly good time was enjoyed by
the young people.
Mrs. Metz of Helmer, Ind, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
c. Rupel, of this place, and Mrs.
Schmeltz of the Island, returned to
her home this week.
The exercises at the church Sunday
evening were very entertaining. The
songs and fecitations by the children
were well rendered, interspersed with
good music, vocal and instrumental,
followed by a short address by Rev.
wager, which was very interesting.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
New Suits.

Alexander M. Griffin VS. Sophronia
Griffin and William Reed. Complaint
on note. Demand $3.50. L. N. Lauer
attorney for the plaintiff.
The Frazer-Mather Company VS.
William F. Schilt, on account. w.
B. Hess attorney for the plaintiff.
Lura L. Rish VS. William F. Rish
for divorce. ia. Molter attorney for
the plaintiff.
Theodore Cressner, executor of the
last will and testament of William
Sco6eld, deceased, VS. Marquis D. l..
Whiteman, complaint on note H. A.
Logan attorney for plaintiff.
The Walter-Raupfer Brewing Com
pany, a corporation organized under
the laws of the state of Indiana VS.
James T. Poulson, complaint on ac-
count. J. AZ Molter attorney for
plaintiff
David c. Knott VS. Effie B. Kellar
for foreclosure. H. A. Logan attor-
ney for plaintiff.
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Drowned in Bass Lake.

Alice, the 16-year-old daughter of
William May, of Franklin township.
Fulton county, was drowned by the
capsizing of a boat off Cranberry
point in Bass Lake, at $50 o'clock
Tuesday night.
Her companion, Henry thinner, a
barber, who recently came to the lake
from the east, was held all day We'd
nesday on charge of murder; but in
the evening was released when the
coroner returned a verdict of acciden-
tai drowning.
Feeling is bitter against Zimrner,
not so much that he is believed guilty
of any crime, but because he permit
ted the accident to happen at all, and
that, after it did occur, he did not
save his companion.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15

religious world. The trend of noble
character is toward Christ and the
trend of ignoble character is from
Christ. When you change your de-
nomination you merely change your
mental concept.
Lastly Young America regards
himself as citizen of the world He
is Gods universal citizen; he is mans
universal brother Young America
is opposed to war except in defense.
For which ever side is defeated his
brother then is defeated. He is op-
posed to plunder for when such hap
pens his fellow citizen is robbed He
is opposed to pitting the strong ma
ton against the weak for such is
the numbering of his weaker brother.
Young America believes that all men
are of God and that which helps one
nation helps, in the long run, all ma
tions!
Supt. R. A. Randall fttingly pre-
sented the class of 1905 for gradua-
ton. DR.. T. A. Borton, Pres. of the
School Board presented them with
their diplomas. The time honored
class song 1--WE Are Waiting" was
rendered very beautifully.
Lloyd w. Hill, Pres. of the Class,
in we'll prepared and we'll given
raledictory, expressed the sentiments
of the class in their past relations
with their instructors.
L. A. Stoddard awarded the honors.
Eonors this year were determined by
the graduates class standing in the
past two years and by a competitive
examination. In the latter questions
from arithmetic, algebra, civics and
grammer were used. First honors
were awarded to Clara A. Crater and
honorable mention TO Lloyd W. Hill
The benediction was pronounced by
Rev. Crowder.
CLASS OF 1905.
Lawrence E. Carvey
Clara A. Crater
Fred L. Sanner
Hazel Dell Neff
Walter H. Lindquist
Rosa E. Kunz
Harry Knott
Georgia L. Hogarth
Clifford w. Burkett
Ethel L. Yockey
Lura G. Wilson
Lloyd w. Hill
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
JUNE MEETING.
Of Church of God Largely Attended
at Antioch Church

The annual June Meeting of the
Church of God in Indiana was held
at the Antioch church from Thursday
evening to Sunday evening inclusive.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather during part of the
time, the attendance was good Quite
number of the churches in Indiana
were represented at this gathering.
The following minister's of the Con-
ference were present: J. L. Vince,
of Pierceton, w. H. Wilson of Chr
cago, ILL.,, J. F. Wagner, of Roches-
ter and A. H. Zilmer of Plymouth
D. T. Halstead of Rensselaer,, and ].
S. Hatch of Kempton, were absent
An Historical committee consisting
of A. H. Zilmer, Mrs. J. H. Wiley,
and D. I. Halstead, was appointed
TO collect historical data relative to
the introduction of the gospel in In
diana by the ministers of the Church
of God. The information thus OBJ
tanned is to be published for the BEN
eft of the younger members of the
Church. The discourses during the
Conference embraces various phases
of Bible truth, and were instructive
and helpful. Doctrinal and practical
subjects were presented by the speak
ers. The subjects were the following:
The Character of Cod" with special
reference to the moral attributes of
the Almighty; an exposition of John
ELLA, treating especially the position
of the Christian the purpose ,of God;
"Ye are not of this world, showing
the position of the believer of the
gospel to the present world; "The
things most surely believed among
us" setting forth the things concern
ing the kingdom of God and the
name of Jesus Christ; "Is the King
dom of God present or futtre?" in
which copious Scripture testimony
was introduced showing that the
Kingdom of God is futurel a dis
course on the Lords Supperl and the
character of Christ; and Tile Moral
and Physical Changes necessary to
an Entrance into the Kingdom of
God, showing that sinners must be
made saints and mortals immortal in
order to such entrance, and the i'm
mortalization of the righteous takes
place at the coming of the Christ.
At the Sunday morning meeting two
persons presented themselves as can
didates for Baptism A nofabfe- feat
ure of the meeting was the Sisters
Meeting on Saturday afternoon in
charge of Mrs. A. R. Underwood.
A number of highly instructive and
edifying papers on verses selected
from the 119the Psalm, written by
ladies of the Church were read, and
much enjoyed by all present. The
first meeting was held at Antioch in
June 1863, since which time the June
Meeting has been held without a
break. 1t is the purpose of the Con-
ference to continue this gathering
from year to year.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
CHLDREN'S DAY.
Methodist Sunday School 1880 a. m.
Last Sunday.

The following was the program
for the Children's Day Eercises held
last Sunday ct the Methodist church.
Instrumental. Miss Lucretia Loring
Authenticated .....St. Elmo
Hymn-"Be Hero" No. 13s. School
frayer ........... Pastor
Responsive Scripture reading
Hymn-"I'll be a Sunbeam" No. 146
School
Welcome ...... Mrs Mary Crowder
Duet-Selected. Eva Wickizer, Vera
Humrichouser
Festal March ..... The Young Folk
Exercise-"They Know Thy Voice"
................F .For-Get-Me-Nots
Our Home Department Mrs. Tribbey
Hymn Sunday School Cadets" No.
Cradle Roll-Presentation Mrs. VIM.
Suit Supt
Primary Song
Recitation-"Clothes" Esther Forbes
Recitation-"Grandma's Classes.
.Damaris Metsker
Recitation-"Are the Boys All In?"
......... Henry L. Humrichouser
Recitation-"Serving Our Country"
Lewis Drake
Recitation-"I Told Him No" Ralph
McGlothlin
Solo with Chorus by School-"Oh. it
Is Wonderful" Moss
Duet-Motion song Eta Mathew and
Opal English
Address-The True Estimate Of the
Sunday School Rev J. S. Crowder
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Presentation of Graduates Mrs. c. A
Brown, Supt. Primary DIP
Presentation of Diplomas John S.
Crowder, Pastor
Presentation of Bibles John w. Parks
Supt. of School
Farewell Song-Graduate and Pri-
mary Teachers
Offering, Educational Miss Lois
Humrichouser, Miss Lyrel Morris,
Miss Blanche Hutchings, Miss Iva
Disher
Hymn-No. 27O .............. School
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
Receiver for Oil Company.

Marion, Ind, June s.-Upon sppli-
cation of the City Bank of Lima, o.,
receiver was appointed to take
charge of the extensive holdings OF
the National Oil Company and at the
same time the Lima bank entered a
suit in the Circuit court for Judgment
on notes in the sum of $5o,ooo.
1t is represented in the petition that
the oil company's business has been
improbable and that the corporation
is insolvent. The National Oil Com
pany owns 500 acres of oil leases in
the Grant County field, upon which
are several producing wells. The Lii
ma bank holds mortgage on this
property which it seeks to foreclose
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15

The Alumni base ball team defeat
ed the High School team Thursday
at the Fair Grounds in an exciting
game by the score of 9 to s. The
game was full of interest and excit-
ment throughout At the first of the
sth inning the score stood to 6.
In the last half of the sth the high
school scored twice making the score
9 to s. The Alumni did not bring in
any scores in the first of the 9th and
the high school came to bat. Here
everything looked favorable to the
high school but Miller got down to
work and showed them how he used
to pitch the ball With two men out
and man on third Parker batted
fly over toward first base and F.
Leonard caught it and thus saved the
day for the alumni.
The ffue-r1r xrac &c fo1f<x
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
Ed. S. Brooke Visiting Here.

Ed. S. Brooke former editor of the
Plymouth Republican and for almost
twenty years one of the proprietors
of that paper, arrived from Salt Lake
City, Utah, Tuesday night, for a visit
of week with his parents and other
relatives in this city, where he was
born and resided all his life until four
years ago. Mr.. Brooke is in excel
lent health and says that the climate
of the west seems well suited to him.
self and family. Hundreds of friends
are glad to see him here.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15

Winanac, Ind, June s.-A blanket
remonstrance, signed by a majority
OF the voters of Whitepost township,
Pulaski county, has been filed with
the County Commissioner, and the
board has ruled that no saloon license
shall be authorized in that township
for two years, from January 1, 1905.
The saloons at Medaryville, in that
township, will, therefore, close out
as their licenses expire.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
Before The Justice.

The following two cases were be-
fore Justice Molter Saturday eve
ming. The charge in both was intox-
ication.
State of Indiana VS. John A. Moon.
He was fined 81 and costs amounting
to s1OO5 which he paid.
State of Indiana VS. William Bush.
He was fined S25 and costs. Being
unable to pay he was sent to the Jail
where he will remain for 3s days.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15

A ball team from here expect to
go to Walkerton next Sunday and
play team from that place.
Atty John w. Parks has gone to
indianapolis in the interest of Center
township, where he will meet the
State Board of Charities tomorrow.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15

On Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
Rev J. S. Keppel at the Reformed
parsonage, united in marriage Mr..
Sylvester H. Beatty and Miss Esther
A. Hallem, both of Marshall County.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
Farmers Institute.

The Summer Farmers Institute to
be given under the auspices of Pur-
due University School of Agriculture
will occur at the Court House, in
Plymouth, Friday, June %, 1905.
Below we give in full the program.
Song, Nearer, My God, to Thee"
Prayer ....... Rev. J. S. Crowder
Song ......... Selected
Household Conveniences .....
Prof. W. c. Latta, Purdue Univ
Discussion
Music-Piano Trio Florence Dolph,
Iva LAHORE, Eva Webb
Recitation .... .Murry Rearick
Principles of Cookery. Miss M. M.
Mather, Normal, Ill.
Questions and Discussions.
Music Selected
Advantages of Farmers Boys and
Girls .................P Prof. Latta
Discussion
Song Exile Davis
Recitation ..........M Madge Rhodes
Descriptive Piano Solo .....
MISUNDERSTANDING Grace Stevenson
A Finger Exercise -. Miss Mather
(Girls Assisting)
Song ............ Selected
Maggie w Ross, Chairman
Madge Rhoads, Secretary.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The Common Council met in reg
ular session Monday evning, June
IL, 1905, all members being present.
The minutes of tn previous meeting
were read and approved.
Haley E. Hartzell being present
desires information as to the building
of cement walks abutting her proper
ty and on motion the matter is re-
ferred to street and alley committee
The petition of Theo. Cressner.
etal for widening of pavement on
Center street to thirty feet was read
and filed and after discussion on mo-
ton the prayer of the petitioners was
refused all councilmen voting against
widening the pavement.
A petition of E. K. Barnhill etal
for an electric light in Ewng's ad-
dition to Plymouth was read and re-
ferred to the electric light committee.
A petition for an arc light at the
Brownlee bridge was referred to the
committee on electric lights.
The City Attorney reported as hav-
ing received contract and bond of w.
w. Hatch and Sons, but bond was
not properly executed and matter is
taken under advisement and City At
torney was directed to notify contrac-
tors to make due and proper execu-
ton
The Street Commissioners report
was read and filed. Mrs. Gallagher
was ordered to construct walks on
South Street, also Mrs. Hawley on
South Michigan street, and Margaret
Collins on east Laporte street.
The report of the City Treasurer
for May, 1905 was read and filed.
The committee on accounts and
stationary reported favorably upon
certain bills which were allowed.
As to bills filed in which Council
desires further investigation, the
same were continued over until next
regular meeting.
A motion was made to pay 1880
note and $500 on each of two notes
due at the banks The motion was
carried.
The committee on finance reported
as follows:
Amount on hand s15225.79
Bills Allowed 1912 &c
Balance on hand 1421313
The committee on drains and sew
ers reported the assessment roll on
the 3rd street or Bissell sewer and
the City Attorney reported a resoIu-
tion receiving said rolls as prima facie
assessments and ixingsJune %, 1905
at 7:30 p. m. as time when hearing
will be had upon assessments
The name of IA. Borton was
placed in nomination for member of
School Board. The council balloted
giving Borton six votes and he was
declared elecetd.
The City Civil Engineer reported
the acceptance of Alley paving by
Fred Hoffman and a resolution con-
firming the acceptance was introduced
and passed unanimously. The COM
mittee on sewers and drains reported
the assessment roll on said improve
ment and a resolution was passed
fixing June %, 1905, at 7:3O p. m as
time when hearing will be had upon
said assessment roll
The final adoption of resolution for
paving part of Michigan street abut-
ting lot Z, original plat was passed.
Plans and specifications were filed and
adopted for the same.
The report of the Secretary of the
Board of Health in regard to Hum
richouser premises was read and
placed on file.
The report of street and alley COM
mittee in regard to disposal of ex-
cavated dirt, was read and ordered
placed on file.
The Council then adjourned.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15

Song Selected
Maggie w Ross, Chairman
Madge Rhoads, Secretary.
Ushers, Hazel VanVactor, Cora Cow
ert, Leila Hoover.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-28
lInea FeIrea del 0sste

Bsllstss barutos para dsos fsstsuos
I'm u elase dc Capital { Bayam6n
do y vuelta rs ctvs., en- ~ 10 ctvs.
I'm 10 do Bsyamon q Uassno, ida =
vuelta LIS etvs., On 20 10 stvs.
Billete ordinario do Capital { Gaia
10 sn ~ elase & 3 etvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-28
{, BEN|TEz CASTAR0S
AEOGAuO
Calls del Crlsto ndmero rs
Anunciio de subasta

Distrlto do caminos de San Juan. jun
to de Inspec!ores de caminos.
Odclna del Iogeniero del Distrito.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Agosto q do
1906.
Pro, osicio-es en pliego csrrado
para la adjudication en- pdbllca su.
basta de laa obras de construction dc
latx .,lanaci6n para un trtzo do ca
mino vecinal Baysm6n Comerio, oon
LII kll6mstros de longitud, comprendi.
do entire el k lomstro ii de la carrete.
ra nd nero y el psso del ri, do la
Plata; para tt-o troz) del m.sme ca.
no con 81 kll6mssros de longllud, com.
prendiio entire Il paSo del rio de To-
Plata y Ia qusbr I'd a Candida; para
! IN troz del Canine G ,rozal NJ )rovis
con s k'l6mstros de long tub Eartir
Idel Corozal, 90 admisirAn en- esta ofici.
ma hasta las 10 AM. del dfa 81 dc
b5etiemb,e de 10 5, en- que 90 ADRIAN
LdblIcamente.
FL presupuesto para las obraa del
camino Comerfo es de Sl,200.0J para
! el primer troz y 100000 para el Sc
gundo J Q. del canine Coroxal
81, 10000.
Tudos los dstoi necesarlos ne 81.
m nistrarAn en- esta odcina donde se
encuentran do man des,o los docu.
meftos que han de reg;r 90 la contra
ia podran req jsr los licitadores los
nodelos de proposiciones que han de
presentar.
La administration 60 reserva el
derecho de re,hazar cua'quiera 8 to-
dss las proposiciones.
a. Mn y Marines.
Ingeniero del Distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-28
EDICTO

En- la Corte de Distrito del D.s.rito
judicial de H1macao. Estados
Unidos de America IS. ElPre
sidente de los e. U.
Maria r ssner do Kinney, vs. Manuel
Argu 81, Ernestina Frias, Mu
lenh6tf & Korber, y Salvador
Fulladosa y su esposa.
A Manuel Are $50 Flores y Ernestlna o
Fiias Noya.
Citaci6n p0r edicto.
For la presente SO les ex ge q US.
tedes que comparezcaa en- el pleito
lniciado contra ustedes por la men.
cionada demandanse en- Ia Corts dc
Dissrito del Distrito judicial do Ha-
macao, y que contesten la demand q
presensada en- dicha Corse, dentro de
diez dias sin contar el de Ia no.iflca-
cl6n 81 la cltsci6n Sc hiciers densro de
este Distrito judicial, dentro de los
vsinte dias si SO htciera faera de d.
cho Dlstrlto pero en - isla de Puerto
Rico y dentro de cuarenta dias si 80
hlciera on otra parte.
I'll obleto dc esta acci6n 90 obtener
una sensencia favor de la deman-
dante y contra de los de,nandados de-
clarando nulas y ain niugda valor nj
efecto las etcrituras de adjudication
de bienes olorgadas por el Marshal
de este Distrito favor de Mullenoff
Korber y 10 de don aci6n de 6stos
ssnores favor de don Salvador Flu
lladosa en- cuanto a ciertos bienes
descrisos en- Ia demanda; nulo tam
olen 81 acso dc remate en- cuanto q los
mismos blenes, por la falsedad 6 lie.
galidad de la causa invocada sanso
On squellas escrltvras como en- el su-
sodicho rema.e y resolviendo en- de-
anitiva que los mencionados bienes
90 obstante 10 existencia de tales IT,
sulos continuan perteneciendo oil deu-
dor don Mannel Argu $50 y Flores y
sugetcs por 10 tanto la responsabi.
lidad de deuias contraidas por oil mis-.
mo Ark Il ,so y en- caso de qLe Ia Cor.
Ie no estlme Ia nuiidad alegada, se
deciaran rescindidos los ex pres sdos
oontratos por hsber sido hschos en-
fraude dc acreedores y declarandose
nllas las inAcripci1 mss practic adas en-
81 Regiatro dc IL tropted ed de Hama.
Gao, con imposition de costas a los
iemat dados. Y pr la presente "a
fss prevlene que 81 no cjmpareciereu
J contestarsn dIcha demanda dentro
de los serminos legsles que be han de.
terminado, Ia dsmnndante podra oh
sener un fallo 81 favor, en- rebeldfa
con arregio Gerecho.
Extsndtda absio mi frma ,ello
ie la Corse en Humacao ocho de Ju-
lio de mil novecientos cinco. Enriq,te
Rinc6n, Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-28
EDJCT0

En- "a Corts Municipal dsl Dlstriso J. .
di;ial Municipal ds Manati, P. r
Estados Unidos de Au6- -ics. FL
Presidents d. Il S e E.U U.-SS.
Percy Stanley Ray, Edwin Bartlette
Holland y M ewsher G.. Str 4yer,
Ex-psrtes.
Soon Conversion de posesi6n en- dominic.
Pr cuanto, los Abog ados Diaz '
Tsxidor en- representation do Perc,
Stanley Ray, Edwin B artlette Holland
y Mrew.hsr G, strayer solicitsn ante
esta Corte Municipal la conversion en-
dominic de 10 sigaiette; Fines. Rds-
tioa, radlcada en- el barrlo del xCoto,
sermino Municipal de Manstf, CON-
puessa de ctento ochsnta y nueve cuer-
das de terreno, 6 seap, seteata cua-
tro hecsareas, veinte y echo Areas y
cuarenta y seis centiareas, y no de
ciento sstenta nueve cusrdas como
por error SO consign6 en los tituloa
de p'opiedad, colindsnte por el Norte,
con don Bonocio Ramos y don Jose
Meieadez, ssparado este por 81 CANT
no que de Manatf conduce q Vega
bsi4; por el Este, con don Atana acio
Montalvo, Slcesi6n Valentin don
Pedro Rodriguez; por el O.ste, COP
don Jose Meleadez, don Francisco
Eisela y Slcesi6n Mirar ds, hallsn
doss dieha fnca al Sud, por IN cemi.
no de paso al centro con 81 camict
de Manatf q Vega-baja. Inscrits 6
nomore de los promoventes en- ell Re
gistro de 10 Propieiad de Arsc!bo, al
folio q del tomo II de Manati, fiacb
ndmsro s06, inscription primers; y q.
formo pr agrupaci6n de oiras dos,
inscrltaS igdalme ate ca 81 r sgissro dc
10 Pfop.elai dicho, nom brs de los
prlmaroe promo sntes, & f5lios 102 )
lss vaelto, tomo IL y doce de Msnalf
For tanto, habiendose ordsp ado
por 81 Il ~ Felix C6rdova Davila,
Jusz de- esta Corts NJ lnicipal, So aau1.
Gle por tres vscss = Ie mi ID d. ouinc.
dlas natlrales, sn 81 psri6Iico La
DEdoJRACIA gus Sc iicia en- Snn
Juaa, Ia coaversi6n q, 81 iuteres,
para que los que Sc cream periudlca a.
dos pu 4dan hacer oposici6n en tiemuo
lorna, bro ell Drssanta
Bslo nj hrms en- la Corte NUM-.
ctpsl ds Manatf, q Ii de Agosto del
ano dsl Senor de 1905. Pedro J. RI.
vera ~, Secretary Municipal Count.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-28
ts|pnia especial Do sstudIas'
tss DgsTto-Tique6os
On Baltimore
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