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FAKEp WORKS or Apr

More strange stories of faked pictures and other works of art are told in the current number of the official organ of
 the International Commission Against Adulteration, presided over by pr. Brouardel This is the editors second instalment on the subject, and he prom ises third This time he relates how 45O sham pictures, alleged to be by Georges Michel, were produced at the rate of two a day, by single artist, at
 e4 apiece, to the order of a well known
 dealer, whose son has since sold the whole lot for the huge sum of a60,OOO
 in the United States, where they now figure in private collections. The writer
 passes on to spurious old furniture. Decayed country families sell their au- thentic pieces, and replace them by copies, which in turn are disposed of as genuine and replaced, and so on. A certain clock of the Directoire period
 NNAN'o 'plNl 9iA tAlilCS ONGE DIV Jhh same grande dame. Stocking country manors with sham old furniture is called by dealers putting the things out
 to nurse" The wretched amateur is sent down thither, and the surround ings-a dilapidated chateau. the de- decayed gentle folk, a trusty old retain. CT or two, a great deal older than the furniture-all help to take him in. Ere quently the family itself imagines that the heirlooms are still authentic, where as the head of the house has sold them to dealers who make business of sup- plying perfect replicas.
 The same methods are carried out on farms. The grandfather trick is a favorlte one. An old dresser, made six months before in Paris, is discovered" in the blackened, smoked kitchen hoary ancestor nodding by the fineside describes how he played by the dresser when he was a bit of q lad. and how his grandma used to tell him that if came from her great unole. Of course the peasant will not rart with it at any price, even a thousand francs. But eventually the amateur secures if for 91OO, and is in triumph. Among them are various methods of staining and waxing, the production of a worm- eaten appearance by riddling the wood with tiny shot, the use of insecticide for obtaining the effect of wear from an- cient layers of dust, and finally bury ing timber in mud or exposing it to rain and sun. The most successful sham old furniture is made up of pieces of really old wood, artistically assem- bled. The finishing touches are given by polishing off the corners with pum- icestone and blackening and staining the wrought iron fittings with sulphuric acid and rubbing with buffalo skin.
 "Old' tapestries are manufactured bv burying them in earth for some time then disinterring them and trampling | on them vigorously, drying them In a | hot sun on one side, picking holes in ! the material, burning 1t, driving nails into the edge all round, then tearing | them out to produce a ragged appear i
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the groom, were the attendants About seventy-fve relatives and friends at- tended. The couple will be at home after February z, at AS Amer street.
 This evening a. supper will be served by the Parish Aid society of St. Jamts' church.
 A horse attached to wagon of the Nonpareil laundry of Blatchley avenue was thrown at Church and Chapel streets this noon, having caught one foot in the ear tracks, The animal went down on it's head and spectators believed it's neck was broken, as 1t did not stir for a long time. After some little delay the horse was gotten upon it's feet apparently no worse off save few bruises.
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MACCABEES.

"Colored City Will be Presented at
 Jennie B. Cation Hive To-Night.
 The Jennie B, Cation hive, No. 22, L. o. T. M., will hold regular meet ing this evening in room 49 Insurance building The meeting will open promptly at 7:45 o'clock and all mem bers are requested to be present. An entertainment will be held after the meeting at which "The Colored City will be represented.
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WENT TO soUTHINGToN.

President Atwater of State Business
 Mems Association on Visit.
 Edward I. Atwater president of the State Business Mems association, s. E. Dibble, president of the New Haven association, Fire Marshal Gladwln and MT. Gross, an automobile man of this city, attended a meeting of the business association in Southington last evening. MT. Atwater was one of the speakers at the gathering.
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quite certain to welcome us from the green of the salal or the noddng arms of the scarlet huckleberry And in the more open glades we sometimes found dozen flocks scudding among the broad, green leaves of the salmon ber- ry, or nestled under the dark clusters of fruit that still hung from the shad- bush. So, too, with the dusky grouse. Often he hustled from the ferns and lupins on the high ridges but whenever we came into shady glen we were sure to see some leave the deep shades Of the vine maple or chnquapin and tower away on throbbing wing into the taller trees, where they were almost invisible to the keenest eye.
 That pretty little chipmunk-the Douglas squirrel-sometime trailed his taWny tail up huge trunk or showed his striped sides along a fallen log; but sometimes whole day would pass away without sight or sound of any squirrel or bird or anything that could fairly be called an insect No such impressive solitude can be found upon the sea or desert as In these great shades where you are every minute expecting to meet life. Why they should be so silent is difficult to ima- gine-there are plenty of food, water and room, with no man to trouble. Yet this is so in the greater part of the Sierra Nevada, stili fiiAre so In the Gas eades while both of them are noisy compared with the vast forests on the head-waters of the Coquille River, that are so Title travversed that the trail of one of party disappears before the hoofprints of the next one mar the the soil-T. s. Van Dyke in The Outing Magazine for February
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BEAT FELLOW WORKMAN.

Emil Eckstein of Compton street and Timothy Callahan of Washington ave- nue were arrested yesterday by Detect i've Ward for breach of the peace on Vinvcnt Hdmphries of 45 Winchester avenue It is alleged that the three men, all of whom work at F. B. Shus- ters factory got into 6 quarrel on January 20, and that the two who were arrested waylaid Humphries at noon, and Geat him so that he has since been unableto attend to his work.
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court, January 31. 1906 ESTATE OF THOMAS McMANUs, late or New Haven in said district de- ceased
 sisk Brothers of New Haven. cred ttors of said deceased having made written application alleging that heirs of said deceased are unknown and praying that administration of said estate may be granted, as by said ap- plication on file in this Court more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 9th day ofFeb- ruary, 1906, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties inter- ested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in a newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said District.
 By the Court.
 GEORGE w. CRAWFORD, Clerk,
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

Laundry Company Started Among Yale
 Students.
 Unique posters announcing the start ing of laundry service for students by a student company were tackled up in the Yale postofIioe and about the eam- pus last evening. The question has been agitated for some two months and those back of the enterprise have completed arrangements and are ready to begin taking in work. They expect a large trade.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH OF CAPTAIN MEHAFFEY,
 4 PROMINENT NAVIGATOR,


 ley Avenue Last Evening-Wedtiine
 of Attorney F. l.. AverilI and Miss
 Lulu F. Johnston Last Evening-So-
 ciaI, Personal and Church News
 The many friends of Captain Jo- seph J. Mehaffey will be much pained to learn of his death, which occurred last evening at S:45 o'clock at his home, No. 179 Blatchley avenue, after an ill., ness of some weeks with rheumatism. He had been off duty since last Christi mas, Captain Mehaffey was a skilled navigator, and for twenty years had been commander of vessels in the Weaver fleet, of this port. He was most reliable and efficient and trust worthy gentleman, and his death is greatly regretted. He was a member of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, Fair Haven. He was a mem Der of the New Haven commandery, Knights Templar He was very suc- cessful captain, and the last vessel he commanded was the schooner Bayard Barnes. He leaves a wife. He was a native of Nova Scotia. The funeral services will take place Friday morn ing at 10 o'clock at the late residence of the deceased. The interment will be in Portland Conn.
 The marriage of Miss Lulu E. John- ston of IS Woolsey street and Attorney Ernest L. Averill of this city took place last evening at 7;30 at the par sonage of the East Pearl Street M. E. church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F.. c. Tullar. Only the imme- diate relatives witnessed the cere- mony. The bride is a. daughter of Will liam H. Johnston, formerly captain of Steamer No 2. The best man was Walter E. Sanford of New York, and the bridesmaid was Miss Sadie w. Cooper. The brides gown was white batiste with trimmings of val. lace. Her going away costume was a gown of red broadcloth and hat to match. The bridesmaids gown was white silk null, and val. lace trimmings The couple received many handsome gifts Upon returning from their bridal tour Mir. and Mrs Averill will reside at a newly furnished home at 9S1 Lenox street, where they will give a reception to their friends February 2S..
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ST. PAUIs GUILD CONCERT.

An excellent concert was given in St. Faul's church parish house last eyen- ing under the auspices of the guild. MT. Aptommas, the Welsh harpist, rendered fine programme, assisted by Miss Kate Osborn and MT. Frederick Weld. The accompanists was Harry Whitaker, Yale 190
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CLOSE TO NATURES HEART IN

THE BIG WOODS OF OREGON.
 Stupendous silence rested on the greater part of this dense forest. For hours at a time there was not even the faintest peep of bird, the flash of a squirrel or the hum of an insect through the vast somber halls formed by the serried ranks of tree trunks. But in almost every ravine the sweet twitter of the mountain quail was
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SERIOUSLY ILL.

Horace Small the carpet layer, is se- riously i'll at his residence in Wood bridge. His many friends hope for his recovery.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

WILLIAMS Entered into rest in this city, January 30, 1906, Fannie Pit man, wife of the late James Will iams, of Brooklyn, N r., in the 64Ch year of her age.
 Funeral services will be held at the residence of Dr. k. J. Walker. 1136 Chapel street, on Thursday afternoon at three o'clock. Friends are invited to attend Detroit papers please copy MEHAFFEY-Died in this city, Jan. SV, Joseph J. Mehaffey aged SO years Funeral services will take place Fri day morning alt ten o'clock at the late residence of the deceaseE, No. 179 Blatchley Ave, Interment at Portland, Conn. fl 2t.
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DIED AT HospIrAL YEsrnRDA1

DIED AT HOSPITAL YESTERDAY.
 Miss May Dooley, stenographer for Coroner Higgins, was called to her home in Woodbury yesterday by the death of her father, Martin Dooley, aged fifty-three, who died in the New Haven hospital early yesterday morn Ing.
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All good help should call here wa supply all the best places and always itoS1 Meed large numbers. Sleeman's Re-
 naDIe Employment Agency, 763 Chap el: Open evenings. H mi4-tf lI
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sL1E5lE5lMAN'S 15l5lE[5 RELIABLE EMPLOY HHshed 20 years Largest best in the state. Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work. Sent any where. Open evenings. Tel 2322.
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PLOYMENT AGENCY-Take notice M@rs @ S A. Gladwin has moved from IOz Orange Street to 9O2 Chapel St.. S,3 Hoom No. 614 New Malley Building. find situations, city of country, Hours S:S0 a. m. to to 6 D. m.
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WANTE

SITUATION by girl. House work sac- ond work or care of children. No
 washing. Call at 102 Putnam street. J31 2t |
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WANTED FoR 9T-s Ap,Tv

-, sVANTED FUH 'U' s. ARMY
 ALl2l-..H-BODlHD, unmarried men, be- tween ages 21 and 35; citizens of united States, of good character and read and write English. Apply Ra- crultfng Officer, 890 Chapel street. NeW Haven; 756 Main street, Hart. 5ord; 1922 Main street, Bridgeport: 1SS Bank street. Waterbury, Conn.
 j1-ine 30
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WANTED.

IdREE seats together
 evening for Sarah
 Address H., Box 1929. New :, T. O' "a
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NTEn

young married man, any kind of steady work: best references as tn character and ability. Address work.
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Jones Select EmpIovmen. V IT

AGENCY 23 Church Street. Telanhor@ l4Ol-l2 connections. Largest Agenov male and female help supnlied for mercantile and domestic service foy any and all kinds of work Sent any- were. Open evenings.
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WIDOW wis.
 for invalid going abroad.
 Hall, this office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
tcUENTO DEL DIA)

TsnfA 20 veinticineo sf1s y II.
Bsrns mut hls mas; pero era NAV fuer'
10 y mis AgiI que 10, & pesAr dc sd
edad.
Los dos amkhsmos & Mar9aritA
Durstel, Ia h iA del aesudalAdo ban
Qusro, , en slertss oeasiones me pa
recia que u, BsFne era sl prtisrldp.
Formkbamoa pGrts do la misma
hornsda dc lnvitAdos Al castillo do
lss Aguss Azulaa, donda habiA me
dits de distinguirSe como irgador de
tennis, como iintts y s0mo brsd re-
mAdor.
Cuando 10 llsgue no 40 hsbia
Abisrto todavfa 10 ssls, De 10 que pro
cure saear todo sl psrildo possible,
mintisndo con inaudito desearo. No
hahia meior tirador que 20 y matshs
uua Iiehre 4 eiueuenta mstrts dc d.
tareia..
Ain no somprendo por que talel
r&'go ds iaesarcla fuaron hien AGO
gtdos por mis eompEiifros do vsrEnso
II. DurEtsl 80 mosh6 muy obss
quioso cor mIgo y no despsrdisiaba II
OCCASION dc prsaentsrms somo el rsyt
de 10 esza.
peade entonees, todos Las kavisKcr
por una nttabilidA6, y MArgArita mi
otorg6 a'guras miyadAs sumsmentI
OK gresivas.
No 10 que pensAbs seercs dl
esto III. Bsrne. Lo cisrto co que mi
| dsiS trrasrar per Ia pendients y lie
| que q dirigir varior ai'q ques director
{ mi rival. Hahle en- su prsaerois d
Las gsnfes que no SO olvidsn dc q,
edsd, ehice notar que Mr. BeKns ha
bria podido scr padre do Msrgsrita
Estos asaQues produsisn oil reaul
tado q g 10 apcieeia. M. Bsrne 81
ponis pklido } syiSte. Si1 embargo
Msrgarita no psrsois fiAEEs sn clio
hasta SC irslinabA ser blemsntu hael,
mi advsrssrio, aplaudiendo 80 vigo
en los siereieiCs ., aeeptSndo los arvi
clos que IL prssssha y hahlando pre-
tsrentemsnta CON 81. Y isrls razor
para prossdsr aai, toda veS que N
Berne desia sismprs ecsAs stiusdas
ipoeniosas, muy Euperiores & las on
tGpidaa msntirAs que me Q. mplscis y,
On propalar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
EI divorCio de la CasteI|ane

Ia C0ndsEa 4 "a marido, en- el mes de
julio q limo, ca 81 momsnso en- gus
ella 10 tf'esfs una pension anuRl de
100. 900 trkrSos, un million para el pa
20 d. suS dsudas personaieg , &c com
promsiia & psgsr ella mismA Las dau
daH del maArlmonio, ri Conda rehu'
s6 eSper&ndo que ella eonssrsirfa en
psgtr las dsudas personals ds eli
que montAbsn & 4 millones do fran
eos, Zero despuss 10 Condsea renov6
50 ofsrtA, aumsussndo In Fent& anuAl.
Ula ssreaiads ganeral seoai6 ID
lectura de IN msuaaie envlado por 10
Condssa q los electorsG del Cords en-
los BaioS Alpes. La CondesA ex pre-
saba on 8 au pcEar per hAhsrse uni,
do 4 un pillsEare en- vex do hAbsrlo
hscho con un hombrs hOnrRdo, Este
despAeho tie On conGeHtaei6n q ctro
en- que 10 t'lieitAbA & ID Cordess por
10 elscci6n do 50 msrido.
IN una da las sErtas & su muisr el
Conde 10 deeia; sMi corsz6n 90 abre
eomo una II los rayoa del sol
LoS slegAtoH de Naitre Cruppi tor
minaron 4 les II Msitre Bonpet
abogado do Is defense, eomenE6 en- %
guidA el suyo dIC'sndo que sl dinero
do cuyo gasso ae &eusaba 81 Conde
para sus neessidsdea habiA Gito en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29

In preseneiR dc una multitud els
gante, que tempo aniss de IL spsstu
70 de 10 audlereis, llenAba 10 ssls
del Tribunal dc u Iastancis dsl Sena,
tsrmiro NAitre Cruppi, abr gs 10 do 10
enndssA do CastellAre, suS Rlsgalos
intsrrumpidos el mi6rcolea dltimo poF
an Rpla3Amiento dc 8 dias.
Dlsho abogado lego numarosas
earsss del CoLde & 10 Condesa an las
qua squel FL ltsItAbA a1smor q ssts y
10 decis cuAnto 10 spenaba au eonduc
10. Ley6 iguslmente una dc 10 Coo
dssA para 90 mSrido, rtdaatAds en- IN
estllo muy ssso. LA espoAa ultraiada
OK preaAba en- ella todo Eu daapraOio y
"a drme determination do ohtsnsr su
divorsio, EAtAs saVtRs tueron essri.
tas dc Marco 4 Mayo do 1908; las del
Conds estaban llsnas do aores ret6.
rieas.
Naitrs Cruppl AsAs6 oil Conde di
eIendo que este dAbA mas importan.
ella { 10 susSti6n de dinero que oil dl
voreio mismo' Refut6 ssmh!en con
vigcr la asusAsi6n de 10 defense, Aso.
ciAndo el rombrs do 10 CondcsA & los
de los hombres emilentsS. .~Dlio cue
al obrsr aIi, ell Conds 10 baHAbs sn IN
tAlso doeumsnto Este hkbil abogado
eit6 igualmente laa cfsrtas hsthaE por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
y D0CtamCia

Lo que AargArits prstesiA en- el
homhre era sl valor tods prussia.
NJ. Bsrne, qus erA un extelents
obServador, eonoefa oil hAeo dc 10 hi
70 del barquero. III rival ne distin'
guis por Ru vAlor y, sin cmbArgo, no
hscfa galS do 81 hsroiamo, perdiendo
Asf no pceaH ocssionea de sgr sdsF,
en- bsnefcio do mi sAndidatuTA. Cier
TO dia ie GsQue do aus eaEillAs por ID
rlqueza do d,tsllss son que dsssribl mi
bajsdA Gu sutom6vii & 10 lRrgo do una
en- pin adisimA suexta
-lQ4e demopiol -exslsm6 M. Ber
ma No hoy muehaeho que no 10
avriesgus q soYrer m pslIgro euyA Inn
portaneis deseonoes
-Segd1 ESQ, no me cousidera rn'
tsd e&psE do m seto psllEFoso eiscu-
tsdo q soueieneis.
NO emito nirgd1 iaiao. Pero
40 quiaiara ponsrle uated & prussa
Psrmsne&i psrsleio dursnsG dos
ssgundt 8, elm kshsr ai deela 6 n PRO
moverls una 6isputa.
NO - ircomodsn ustsdeE - die
Margarits. - Us hsbEa osali6n do que
pusdan dsr u,lsdsg prusbas d. 81 vs.
lor'
I, Ccmprsndim0s gus era esto una
aapecie do oompYomiso endsrszRdo
d'slipgulr III vsacedor, y Rceptamoa
reaus tame ents ls lueha,
AL DIS tiguisrts pressnt6ss la caAT
sion en- una f1rms imprevista, misn
tras iogAbamcs al teu,ats,
Uu isrdin'ro. que vsnfs eorriendo
dssde al fondc del parqus, nos gsit6:
-lSslveee ei que Puedal
Uo perro rabioao 10 persegufa con
faria. Las asf1oyaE e;haron & correr,
y deSpt 81 dc IN monsrto Go vAeila
ci6n hieieron 10 mism los hombres
N. Bsrne y 20 falmos los & lisos gus
no nos movmoa.
neSde Ia essa. los eriados noa
srro jsron dos eloopstss, Ccgt 10 10
una y M Berne la otya.
-HA llegado oil momento - ma die
con GornA mi rival dc lueirss como
buen tirSdor
ConfsEo que ssmblsba 20 de pies
4 cAbsxA. S'n embargo, ms vi obli'
] gAdo { psrssguir con mi comps gro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29

plsado en- 10 construction y muehlsjs
dc ls eesA del BoGque do Bt loniA.
pl marques do Cssisllare vendi6
sus psopied a1sn para ir en- syuda do
su h'io, dselAr6 81 shogado. Que era
absurdo dssir que 10 sondeas 90 en-
conwaae a'guna vex corta do dlnsro,
pues ella podia ca cAda momento TO-
ner 5000 frAnsos, dir'glendose al ban
co Cashard y Penrtrse, REPRESENTATIVES,
de los inssreIes do Gould sn Paris
Q1s Ia verdad s2A que la Condssa ha'
efa conatantsmsnse aompraz do io'
yas.-hsiGre Bonet proIesI6 energisA'
mente contra el lsngusis embieAdo
por 10 Condesa On Su msnssie q los
claatoreB do su marido en- lor Bsios
Alpss y en las cArtas poats leo cuando
90 ri feriA & 4l.
En Iu a!egAto MAiirs Bonnet aeu
50 violentamsnte 4 MaiIre Edmond
Kslly, proeurRdor de 10 CondeHs, do
ser Is csusa principal de todo ol es-
cAada'o. Elio que eite habfa ofresid0
variss vsseS dinsro para ob1ensr prus'
bas do 10 culpAbilidAd del Conds.
II ahogAdo dsfsntor declsr6 fnal4
msnts que las Aeusseiones pEssentAdas
contra su reprsIertado eran msntirAs
, obEa de 10 mAldAd Con 10 suaI 60
auspendi6 10 audiencia hAata otro die.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29

EDICTO.

Avlso & los asreedoreG. Tn IL Coris
de Distrito del Distrito Judicial
dc HumIcao P, r. AbinteEtsto de
Adolto DeEmornes J Barge.
La propisdAd de Ado il Delmorsea y
Barge, fGllseido.
Per ell prsHe1t te 60 svisS Tor ei
ahaio -mAdo AdminiEt ador Egstc.al
de 10 propiedAd dc Adolt0 DssmorneS
J Barge, & los AsrsedorsI J & scdas
aquellss perSonsa que tengan Sigma
reg lsmAei6n ccrtrA dith3 Adolfo Des
morres J BIpge, llesido, para que
exhibkn aus ousnt&s eon les sompro
bates nesssarios densro do . iE meaea
cent; doS 6esdsls primers pnblie4eitn
de eIGe sdicio, 81 Admor. Especial,
On az residerciA er la isla do Yieq ues
P. R., s,ando sIts el aisio pErc Is tran
Ascs!6n ds los asuLsos leiarenlss 4
diohR propiedAd br Ia IslR dc VlequsS
DIsirit de HlmEeso,
Este eiieta se pubilaaI4 dursnt.
dos meael unR vfx por semsrE en- Ell
peri6d'co LA DEAccRAcIA que %
sdits en- San Juan, cuyo rsri5dieo hs
Sido designsdo Dor Ia Ccfts de Dis.
t,ito VeQuss Ssp.iemhrt 80 de sc6
LvIs LNBHaE BoNSBg Adm,niptra
dor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
De GUAYlMA

Haas 7srioS diAs, han dssaparsai
&c de eats ait lOa uA.rs den
FfauaitOo Fuenasa Rs!e; y don RA'
isel Cap6 Esirsg, prominsntsa mlsm.
bros ds cRts FceisdSd.
Ignola2dose 50 parRdsro, y 10.
mierdoss as trAte de un sseueatro, 90
suplicA al que tsrgA -;s!cia de dirhou
eshal'eros y do Gu aotusl situae!6n,
10 GomuniQue 4 Ia mayor brevadad
poslb,e 4 sus tAmiliares en esta eiu.
dad, para sAcArleS de la lncsrtidum'
bre 90 cue 90 enGuentran.
Sc suplieG lA reproduction del
presents avlso en- los perl6dloor de 10
isla y dsl sxirapisro,
tDs II AsvhA, de ponss.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
EDICTO

EstadoA Unidoa de AmeFicR, II Pre-.
sidente de los EstRdcE Unidos .. ..
ForteEa, Alfonso y Comp dsmsndsn'
te. vE. Esieban konts8eE, .dsnRn
dsdo,
Ejstuci6n de stntsnsia S0brs cg5ro ds
pesos, d0loS = ptJUicl0s,
JssdS Ne Vega y sAnchtz, Mar
shSl de 10 Corte municipal del Dis.
lrito judicial municipal ds Vega Bsia
P. R. Hago sRber cue en- el pleito
arribA IitulAdo y por Writ d de up
eNandaruIs obisnido ts ls Oorts de
DiaIrito de San Juan gor los Esfio.
rss FoEhzA Alfonso , Comp. ordsnan,
do de aeusrdo con 10 dispueaso al g.
nAl del pGrrsto 81 srIiculo 247 del
C6dlgo de Epiu!eitmiento Civil, 90
lisvs sdslAnte ls si,euei6n son el re-
NETS sn III case de los bisnes embAr.
gados Il dsmEndAdo EatebaE Ncnta
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