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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
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AROQADo Y NOTARIO
aaFIna 8. PszGs. FssEts-Ries
Para los que quleFan COIOcaF
blen Su dlneFC

Be vsnds o arrienda an eonsa, o.
la eAlis AT0CHA, la mas eentrisA dc
la eiudad snsrs las dos PlAsAs primal
palss, I'm almAasn dc nampostsrfa J
mAdsra del pals, de n Piss 8 pulgk-
dAS s de rsnts por la Calls del Sol J
50 II PulgAdas Por la de AT0CHA,
trsnsa & las sasas de BnmRnuslli b @.
q, VAldssillA HamAnoa b G.
F0r ssnsF este Almssen dos Arri'
mos % hsss may fkoil tAbrisarls una
plAnta Alsat oomnu AnKnlo dc nam
PoAtsrfa sulAmanba, TAmhiEn ana d.
plAdoa Alntas nAmpostsria sonsixuA
AnlsrioF sn IL sails dsl SOL. Il aus
adQaisra ssla EroPisdad landFA up
busn insTea Do 80 dipsrul Pare in
.tormss diftgiFEs { RArkAL RIVIERA
RaRaL-nnl Ia. Pnnas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
1ord, Too & Cana|e'
EstudlO dc AbogadOs
y NOtarla,
c. Lopez de Tord.
r. Manuel Toro.
Nsmeslo r. Canales
Mayor l, Ponce Pto. Rico.

En- el msroado IGb'ioo no han
bsnsdsiado para 10 vsnis 1sresss con
I'm total do 2.52l librAs. vondiendose
G2S y 80 csntavos kllo. De sstas rssss
G non tsrnsrAs, una vAea y las demSs
novillos y basyss.
-IglesiAs J SAnehsz han dado
una ssris do msetipgs On lAs Dslicias,
sin MIR g6u ex TO favorable para el
proD6sitO do Hus propsgAudas.
El sfsctuado anCchs % el mas zoe z
y provocative dc tod& au campaHa.
Conveneido do que nAdie 10 hAcfA &C.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27

. 90, 50 deEas6 en- ipiuriAs contra 10
oradores y sssritorss unionistas, eau
aando con sus predicas 10 hllAridal
On el p6blieo ia sas extreme debi
deic,ndsr el smbieioso Iglssiaal
Los obreros On samblo daban mi
sins todas las noehes On sl Club de II
Union, eontrarrsatAndo las prstical
do Iglesias!
A los mitln de Igleaias sonsu
frlan los republicAnoa y euando hA
blaban On eontrA dc 10 Uni6a los 70
publlcAnos splaudian Ictmo que err
vAlor sntsndido entire los republisa
nos 8 Iglesias y SAnshaz.
Iglssias y Sanchez SO osuparor
desde lA t,ibuuA del eorresponsal d.
La D EMoCRACIA.
E. tai sanchsz no teniendo or
gumsntos para ccnir adecir 10 que este
eorresponaAl pub. loo on 10 tards de
aver On hoia Auelta, 80 psrmisi6 sl
luio do ser embuatsro. dieiendo On el
mitin que dieho corrssponsal habis
vendido d sus OompAfisros somo ear.
ne, smbArea adolos al Hawaii. 81 el
SAnehsx lsyese Q supisas lser, no 90.
meteriA tamafios dssaeiertos.
Cuaado 10 emigration al H wall
'el hoy eorresponsAl do La DEAocgA
'C1A public 10 1fgtG de b!ancos, COM
hAttendo diehA emigration, y dssde
las eolumras do LA DEMooRAcIA una
aeris do Asiisuloa y por dtimo en- IN
tollsto publicado On aquell0s sisMpos
On el cue trAt6 rudamsnts IL emigra
e.o1 Al HAw.u,
Yave Sanchez que mI1ti6 como
un beiiaco, Y que con pl6diees do sas
R6aero no 90 ol Ian ado 4 conveneer
4 nadls.
-Exislen hoy On 10 eaIcsl del dis
tfiio los sig uienles preAosl
En aumafla, vaiones, 50; muiereS,
j. Cumplisndo sondsns, varones, 23A
J muisrss 10. Total 20.
SAlidos; IgnAcio Ramos, Dioni
sio Rivera. ElAdio FlgueroA y Miguel
Castillo, alias Mango.
Ell guardla Geronimo Rivera
dsnuucl6 4 Eduardo Rodrigusz por el
deiito do hurto.
-Fusron denunsisdos Guillermo
ssuges. Rafael Vargas, Euatoquio
Puials y Carlos Cabrera, por dsa6r
den. B as Perex y Juan dc Dios Lean
dri, por erueldad con los an'males.
Antonio Lugo, por sgreAi6n. Felicia.
no Matso y Jose MeroAdo, Bor irttsc
zion & les ordsnArxks muniC!pAlcs
Hay muehG animation con mott
vo del prt kImo mitin que 90 selsbrarG
en- eStA ciudad On el que tomArAn pAEtc
varIos oradorss do 10 iSlA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
5QUE ES FL PUEBLO2
Pequ.no tfabajo de un escri-
tor filipino. De ia De-
mocracia" de Manila.
LA SOBERANlA
LA SOBERANlA
Las revoluciones por el pro.
greso y la libertad. .-Pue-
bio quiere decir UNION.

-icl Pdsblci d 6SAbsls que signt
dcs esa pAlAbrs? L Aleauzais 80 son
csPci6r ? ImaginAd una ola que avAn
"a On eonstanta huio: imsglnad tam
oi61 una luz que invads a, proiandi
dsdes de IN Abiamo, , cuando llegueiI
& impginAroa esa ola y esA lrz. toda
via 70 hsbreis aonoebido 10 que 90, 10
que pueds aer y 10 que aignltcA ssa
| palAbrA J Ueblo.
No iutsntsis nunca psnetrAr On Of
mistsrio que encisrra saa vocAb.t %
10 pronunota, se lee, se !e llama, 30 le
siense. psro el ssntlmiento no puede
hACsrse cargo do esa Expression tan
solemne qcu abArss q 10 vsx 10 voL,n
tad y 10 SobTanta, Dos pAla bras que
aompletsn ls expression del vooA bio
que formAn sas ola que 90 llama Pue
bio.
Las rsvolueloLes socisles no son
mas que una Ease do esa sublime ex
presion que SO sgrAnda. que 90 x)ls
70 mas y Il ai q medidA que el hom
hre trAtA dc dessifrarla, do anAlizAr
10. Miltsrit
1 GAialsrio? =? = NJ; 90 Algo mas que
eao; 90 algo mas que nAda ereade por
el eesehro del genio eion aric
% lA suprema coneeE c.6n dc 10 imSgi'
naei0n que Rspira lleRar & 10 cumh:e
del Sino, oeulio al den&s do eae
promontorio que 30 levansa On eI no
rizonis de las nSciones,
Las sorvisLtsS de un RIO nunea re-
troesdeu, nuneA detlenen "a RI aoio;
liempre AvAnzan, a1empre sorren; no
hay ley hlmana que las dsMng& Do
eaA NAL era tambIen mirchsn las ma
sAa gus componea esa ckrne llamada
Pueblo. Y Pueblo, es todo; volunsad,
valor, pre- gesso, rtvolucion, Ilberts1,
luz, redenclon, 90 la II mbr& que coma
tantsmsnie sigue al NrAno para gal
vanizas Au rs25n y aus sentimieEtor.
. len dice T aeblo, dise samb.6n
UNION. que % el principle do toda II
nsrIAd
KALI ULA KO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
FL ANARQU|SMO
Conversion de un anarquista.
Conquista de Ia institu-
ci6n Salvation Army"
EN- LYON
Las obras de Eliseo Reclus
no aconsejan ell asesina-
to. - M, Casandey.

Ll conversion de un anarquIsta
sn Lyon por ell Ei6teILo dc SAlvAei6n
fee el motive iptsressnte que induio &
uno de mis- amigos q visitar d M. Ull.
sss CAsandsy. iste del Ei6rsilo de Sal.
vaci6n 90 FeSucla. Es IN 1mbre que
tiene mushA experieneia ca 10 propa.
ganda entire los anarq uistAs y 80 halls
aciualments en- I1glAterra.
Sci anarqulsmo, diio NJ. Cas1n-
dey, aumsnta en- Ffansis, ain duda
agunA. La gsnte sin instruction leo
les obrss dc Rselua y de 81 escusla de
auarquissas f a 'tropos, quisnss no
aeons.isn el asssinA.o. y 90 dicau;
4 sPor que no llevAtfAnoa & 10 . A,ljsa
esos prineipiosp
eHsy sntre ellos algunAs psrsonAs
muy irtsljgenlss.
sYo hAb'6 con oil AravQuista que
convsr;imos resienttmsnts on Lyon.
LIE dis; sEs do ssts modo-y dibui6
una pirkmide on uuA hoiA de pApsl,
para Ye9reIentAr 10 hamanidad-ua'
ted dice que la humanidAd 90 mAlA, y
nosotros tsmb!6n listed quiers arran.
car 10 e1tpide, 6Y q'e ssea uatsd
con eat 6Tlene usisd 10 intsnoi6u do
ir ta,audoy saekndo hasta dsstruir
sasi por complete 10 pi snid.? Noso.
tros conner xsmos por Ia base y trata.
moz do modifear las masss del pus'
bio, predit ido.eI 10 doctriua dc Girls.
to, nuellro maestro.
sSi, cor tsat6 oil GnarQuista, pero
70 nunca hAbiA dido hablAr de eao
hAsts Ahors,
ezra IN iArdinero. continu6 d.
eIerdo NJ, OsSSandey, psro 10 hAbfa
con aus patronoa, y FER
do 50 siHuaci6n, hundieadose poeo &
POGO histA que 10 puso & fAhr lear
bombAs. OjiabA & 10 sociedAd. TeA'
bHiaba sollt&rio y premsditAba come.
ter AlguuA tentatlva, Vino uno de
nusstros asi!os de Lyon y tuvo osA'
sion de eontemplsr el rossro alegra do
nueasras convsriidos. Ahora 90 ha
eonv1rtido y sltk 4 punto dc presisr
iurAmsnto cc mo soldado del Ejerciio
dc Salvation.
sBoutsille, uno do loS amigos do
RAvaChol, 90 tAmhl6a uno &c nusatrte
convertidoF. Ah1ra vive trAuquila'
mente con 81 maire y no hAse mueho
aolieil6 que as 10 disae eierto r6msro
dc folletos del <. 4 'oito do SAlvaci6p,
para repartirlos entire los mineros do
Saint Etienne.A
HAROLD MILL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
POR $4,000

De contsdo, 90 vsnde 10 fnea de.
nominada SBarrAneAS1, la euSl Sc
hays aituadR en- ell bsrrio de GLlenos
Costas de este termino. DistA hOFs
y media de la poblaci6n, sc compone
dc 1900 cusrdas de extension, todes
propiss para las siemhras us frutol
memories , en- particular para el slgo
d6n SCeilan.S Tieus dos magniHcoa
raanantiAles para dAr de bebar al Ga
nado. uene eolindAneia al mar y puer.
10 para embGrcar todos los frutoI. Er
lie se pusden euidAr hasta 400 cabs
is de ganEdo.
Para informss dirigirss { don Uli
sss MArini-Poat ofies, -salle anu
Eos RiEpEA,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27

In 10 tarde do aver tal!eei6, des
pues do penosa enfermsdad, oil que fle
nusstro amigo y sorrsliglonario RA
mon Cruz.
Ramon Cruz fa9 siemprs nm luehA
dor politieo y IN homhre honrAdo 4
toda prueba.
Musrs dsiando una esposs y an
herno nifi }. sin hogar y sin Fan.
-Anochs 10 IN eomstIdo nm robo
On 10 casa do ion Andres Emanuslli.
Ssrfsn POGO mas 8 msnos les siste y
media, euando 10 criada do 10 sAsa
iba & vestir los camas. noi6 que falta.
ban dos a&bauaa; en- 10 AvefiguAci6n
sohrs 10 p6rdida do las aoanes &c
motto tamb!en que habia dssaparesido
el eofte do las prendas. Este oontenia
an reloi samallado do vsrde con bril-
llantss fernando ramos, IN eAnutillo
do hrillantes, (ds 4 le fslta uno; una
rosa de brillantss con ruhiss en- el me
dio (ambos con sorttiAsll nm Iar pan.
tellas DO dos solilssias, una con una
maneL!ta nsgra On el medic; an alfile.
tito con ruhi, esmeralds, hrillAnte ,
iAAro (tiens M retrato do una sshori-
A;) una cadsna grands do un reloj;
ina eAdsna do abanisosi una sortiia
SON psrlitls; dos soruiss lisas, IN
meaallonelto con unSa pisdras y con
u rstrato dc dos ninlta, dsntro.
90 eneueniren do:Ouldos 10 srlAds
4 l. sssa Marta FORMER y Jol6 10.
q
L. policia y 10 detsesivs hAesn ae'
sas diligsnclas dsads anecR, por
lsseuhrir ( los autores del robo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
Sc VENDE

Una saldeFA multltubular dc 50
oAoAllos, son sUs AscesorIos, muy
POGO uaadA, , una bomba de riego
compound duplex, con cAmisas de
brones lain hAbsrae usAdo) ds l 800
galonsa por minutos, con 90 pies de
iuberfa de susesi6n } dsIearea de 10
pulEadas Dc diAnstro. Diriiirss 4 don
Vissnss Ussra, Calls del Comsrsio no
4 2, Q, Box = Ponss, 2, R. In Ali
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
NOTAS De PONCE

FaemenRobo escandao-Ves badas Meetings igksstas la plaza
DdcasS Insuos gandExstenca
trto-Denuuca formuadas po polcia-Pr6xmo metng-De
but della Compani de Opera Scognamgio.-Vaunac6n de
nno-V -Vasone.-Juzgado de paz.-Provsiones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
En- esta lmprenta Sc ven.
de papel vieio a s. quintal.
arr STRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadores
UnisoS agsnIsS de lA sarvesa sAn
hsussP RuSahs del aqua mineral
sWhiti Rocks, J del Do sUvAa de-
ksWsl,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
Al PUBL|GO

Gran gAleliA t1logrAfeA do O, l.sa!
con bo0os los AdelAntos mocernoa
AmpliAsionss, rSprodusloLeE, vistAa
de edldcioa, grupos y todos srAbs iOa
CT neer nienses oil r&no. Rropieaario
]. A. ForAAtleri --CsguGs T. Il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-04
GERMANY
HURRYS UP
10000 CARS

Berlin. Jan. 4-The railway adminstra-
tion placed orders last week for 10000
freight cars at "A cost OF $50 100000, with
Manufacturers OF Ave countries. stipula-
ting delivery by the middle OF February
These contracts were distributed among
makers In Belgium. Holland Switzerland
and Italy.
Inquiries made regarding the reasons
for urgency resulted I'm obtaining the
statement that the ordering OF the ears
was precautionary measure the general
STAFF desiring TO be ready 10 move troops
IL necessary by the last Of March
This IL only a proper measure OF pru-
dence. II was affirmed In view of tho
extensive military arrangements going on
In France, which among other movements
include one toward the German frontier
OF six regiments.
The ordering OF these freight cars is
only inconsequence OF the French prepar-
ations and must not be taken to indi-
cate hostile design on the part OF Ger
many. whose peaceful intentions remain
unchanged.
The step taken is due 10 the conviction
that the best preservatlve OF peace Is
complete preparedness for any eventual
ity. The word war Is not used because.
such word In itself would be a provo
catve. and every interest both in and
outside the government. shrinks from
such possibility, unless by small group
OF military men.
The government will probably regret
the publicity OF this intelligence, but It's
transmission seems necessary 10 a proper
understanding OF the drift OF events and
OF how both France and Germany are
strengthening their diplomatic position on
the eve OF the Moroccan conference by
material preparations.
No doubt exists here that the French
and German policies will differ I'm the
conference on the question OF policing the
Morocco-Algerfan frontier and on somo
less important questions.
Under the conference agreement all the
participating Powers must agree 10 the
conclusions OF the conference or the sit
uation reverts 10 the status quo
In other words, II at the conference ell
the Powers except one agree TO a plan for
international control Of Morocco the con-
ference will have been In vain, and II
the situation becomes as 1t was before
the Powers consented To call the confer
ence serious disagreements between those
specially interested may arise
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-04
AIRSH|P
WORKS IN
SNOWST0RM

Chicago, Jan. 4.--Horace r. Wild sailed
his airship, the Eagle. six miles over the
city in a driving snowstorm and a tenn
perature that registered as low as five
below zero.
The altitude reached was from 1900 TO
2500 feet The airship started on its jour
ney from the foot of Chicago avenue, al
most on the lake shore
An east wind scudding along 25 miles
an hosE-blew off tho lake. Wild's plan
contemplated taking the ship across the
river into the business district. circuit
over the Masonic temple and the hotels
and alight on the lake front.
few minutes after 4 D. m. the Ea gle
shot up at an acute angle with propellers
working and rudder in Wild's hand At
100 feet he made several circles over the
water works and then disappeared In the
smoke and darkness toward the north
west Friends in an automobile trailed
the ship for three miles and lost It.
II lost my bearings after / left the lake
Shore said Wild. THE smoke was so
thick i could not see thing below me.
Then came the snow and IL grew so cold
my thermometer registered Ave below.
'T finally stopped the engine and began
TO descend Then / got glimpse OF the
city and discovered was away to the
northwest. 1 Coulh Ntll 4 WIS oNtT MIL
waukee avenue
II started back for the business district.
but found II hard going against the wind
and snow.
THE balloon part OF the ship was getting
soaked and heavy l determined to
alight and dropped out 500 feet OF rope"
The big ship was seen careenlng in the
sky 500 feet up. and soon 1000 persons
were chasing H. The rope was seized sew
eral times. but could not be held At last
20 men got their hands on II and the
Eagle was pulled down between two
buildings suffering the loss OF the rud-
der. The descent was at Robey and Ohio
streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-04
OF
ASYLUM ON
PAY ROLL

New York, Jan. flames NJ. r. Robin
son. patient in the Wards Island luna
tic asylum. has been drawing 500 n month
since April last as an inspector OF the
building department
The money has been paid to some one
whose name is not disclosed, in behalf
OF Robinsons family. which is in Vir-
ginia.
Superintendent OF Buildings Isaac A.
Hopper admitted that the salary had been
drawn, but he was not aware. that Rob
inson was an inmate OF the asylum
II is known by many persons, however.
mat Robinson evinced such marked symp-
toms Of mental trouble one day when in
the bureau of buildings that he was con-
Quoted from that place to the insane
pavilion OF Bellevue hospital
There he was examined and commit
ted on on April 2S to the Wards Island in
sp.utlon, SUI bosn,t His case was diagnosed by
nola- chronic dementia with deiusions. So
The delusion that beset him most was
one that attempts were being made to
cidents, real or fancied. resulting from
Improperly constructed buildings.
The influence that kept Robinsons
he had been committed to the asylum
was ascribed to a well-known racing man,
who is credited with being at the head
- sSHui,dNe WnlcH runs n SulnB or
Harlem poolrooms.
TENDERED RESIGNATION.
When Mr.. Hopper was asked IL he
of Robinson, and II the iatter's influence
had Kept Robinson's name on the pay
roll, he replied:
II have known Lloyd some time but
he had nothing TO do with the payment
OF Robinson's salary during the months
he has been absent from duty
Besides, we were not we'll enough ac-
quainted for him TO ask anything like
that OF me. There was no pull aboutit.
The man was registered as an sick
leave and l had no idea he was in the
asylum.
doctors certificates were presented TO
me showing that the man was unit for
duty. The matter escaped my atten-
ton until a few days ago Then / sent
to him a demand that he report for duty
or resign He rendered his resignation.
! have never heard anything about his
being I'm EN- asylum"
In behalf OF Robinson's family the at
tention OF the lodge had been called to
the fact that one OF Its former masters
was huddled with the pauper insane. and
IL wds intimated that the lodge ought 10
make rome provision TO better the mans s
condition.
The officers of the lodge we're given to
understand that the income OF Robin
sons family was virtually cut of at the
time he was sent 10 Wards Island
Thursday the question OF providing
something better than a charity asylum
for Robinson came before the lodge In
the discussion a member made the aston
ishing statement that the mans family
were able TO care for him. as his salary
from the building department never had
ceased. but had been paid to his family
regularly.
ed a committee IN investigate the matter.
and they will report their finding AT the
meeting OF the lodge tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-04
CHANGE OF
METHODS
IN FRANCE

Paris. ian. 4-The ambassador OF one of
the Powers said yesterday that careful
inquiry had convinced him that the re-
cent revival OF French military activity
which has given rise to alarmlst reports
was due mainly to a change from the mill
itary methods OF NJ. Berteaux, the late
minister OF war. TO those OF M. Etlenne.
the present war minister. NJ. Berteaux be-
longed TO the Socialists whose cardinal
principle is opposition 10 war and re-
duction OF military expenditures
This naturally resulted I'm activity I'm
military preparation. NJ Etienne, on the
contrary, is not affiliated with the Social
lists. but represents the energetic element
which maintains that the country should
prepare to meet every eventuality.
NJ Berteaux's precipitate resignation.
Nov 10. brought NJ. Etienne into control
OF the military administration. and he i'm
medately adopted a vigorous policy, not
for belligerent purposes, but In execution
of the general desire to have the army in
a perfect state OF efficiency.
TIe appealed 10 the budget committee OF
the Chamber OF Deputies for exceptional
military credits. the details OF which were
discussed behind closed doors, and he also
instituted careful inquiry into the require
ments OF the frontier defences. which the
last inspection Of Gen. Negrier disclosed
10 be in lamentable state OF inefficiency
NJ Etenne proceeded systematically 10
remedy these and other defects this plac-
ing the army and all the equipments and
defensive works in proper state OF effi-
cheney.
This coming coincident with the Franco
German issue over Morocco. led 20 a wide
spread impression that the military prep
arations were designed TO meet eventual
tiles arising from the Moroccan contro-
versy.
While Morocco may have accentuated
the need for military alertness, yet the
chief cause OF the recent military activity
is the adoption OF NJ. Etienne's energetic
policy of having the army ready 20 fulhll
its functions whenever required.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-04
SICK MANS
VOTE SAVES
HIS PARTY

Annapolis. Md. jar. 4,-With n record
breaking dash To this city OF special
train bearing Delegate Meyers of Carroll
county the hope OF the Republican mem
bers OF the house OF delegates and the
Queen Anne independent delegates to
smash the Democratic slate departed.
The Democrats lacked just one vote 10
elect their caucus nominees, headed by
Benson for speaker. The missing man
was Meyers. who was III at his home In
Linwood. Carroll county.
The Queen Anne contingent had been
in negotiation with the Republican MEM
bers and under the able tutoring Of
Messrs Mudd and Parran II was practi-
cally fixed that they would unite in elect
ing Smith Independent Democrat. OF
Queen Anne, as speaker III the regulars
were not able 20 muster the needed votes
-H
Democracy had an even 80, and dis
patch from Anwood told OF Mr.. Meyers
having consented to leave his sick bed
and hasten to Annapolis to save his par
~.
II was an anxious morning that the
Democrats put In. but when the special
train rushed into the station here there
was general rejoicing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-04
MORTCACEE'S SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Will be sold at Public Auction on the
premises at No. 3Sl Atwell's avenue. in
the City OF Providence, r. l.. on the ninth
day OF January, a. -. 1906 at II o'clock
noon. by virtue OF the power Of sale con-
tained in that certain mortgage, deed
made by Antonio Zalano and Francesca
Depanno. dated the thirteenth day Of
June. A. ID. 1904 and recorded in the office
OF the Recorder of Deeds In Providence.
r. l., in personal property mortgage book
No. SO at page $50. the conditions OF said
mortgage having been broken:
Said mortgagor's interest in the lease OF
said premises. No. S31 Atwell's avenue.
licenses for liquor, tobacco and the certii-
Gates OF such licenses now held by said
mortgagors. directly or indirectly. Also
the stock OF ales, wines. liquors, tobacco
and other merchandise. with all the furni-
ture. trade fixtures and other goods and
chattels belonging to said mortgagors In
said premises. including pictures. lighting
appliances. curtains, screens. partitions.
swinging doors. closets, with plumbing
apparatus, cupboards, chairs, -tables- Gus
pidors. stoves. cash register, safe, bar
counters. with pumps, pipes. faucets,
strainers and attachments, back bar. with
mirrors. ornaments, shelving. brackets,
ice boxes, coolers, water meters, air and
water pressure apparatus, with pipes and
attachments; National Cash Register, bar
counter % feet long. back bar with mir
rors and attachments, copper working
board. cabinet and contents. clock etc.
BY order OF the mortgage. who hereby
gives notice OF his intention to bid at
said sale or any adjournment or postpone
Providence, r. l.. January 3. A. d 1906
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