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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-04
Road Grading and Ditehing RevoIutlonIzed

Canyon, TSEAa April T. ma
Re TIA Disc GrAasr 4 Pillow Co.. zlutSG
n. D.
hHvs ben using your attaehnsnt -
my GrAdu tor ths hA tsa days HaA
think St the best tool I ever ussd
would not change hack 70 tho SIa plov
for twice its cot. Yours rsspsctfully.
\. H. PoTTHR. Railroad oOstrpSOF.
Ssas Seward 81. OSAKA, Hsb,. SEPT. IL
lSG.
Disc Grader a PlOU Co. Huntsr. N. d.
Gentismsn: Have been using year Rotary
D4se PloWinE Attachment for The pASt tsW
days and hnd II a good tool IN places
who're another pIOW viii not scoar. this
will, and DO n much easier than any other
pillow ana throw nsch more sAHh on tie
elevator With less labor 90 ths maohlns
and stock. I DO not think any contractor
running Eradlng machines can AFFORD 70 b
without II. Yours truly.
J. J LAAORRAUX. Contractor.
Baneron. Rsb Nov 2. 1905.
The Disc Grader a Piow Co. Hunter,
n. D.
Gootlsmen ! received the guarantss for
the kstary Disc PioEtuE Attaehment Tor
Grading Aaehinsa and 10 reply. can 50
no fault ! havp moved more ain in he
lo'6'e Of time thah ever before And a.
Seh pleased Your truly.
- = \ 9NEh AslsOAa oysksssA. I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-04
Local Record

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER. BUREAU
OMAHA, July 3-Ofhcial record of tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10

thirds Of those present waved their
flags, while others, for whom there
were no fiags, cheered. Mr.. Hughes,
after discussing the claim that Mr..
Hearst's papers had attacked COR
porations in general, and had now
retrenched in measure, admitted that
corporations we're needful and ne
cessary and not bad things until they
did something wrong.
He wanted TO know If Mr. Hearst's
newspaper corporation paid taxes for
the rights it enjoyed. He declared
that it did not, and went into what
he claimed was the history Cf the cor
poration to show that 1t did not.
What he claimed to be true in regard
to Mr.. Hearst's corporation was also
true, he said, of many more, and he
pledged himself, IL elected, TO do all
that in his power lay TO remedy such
corporate abuse.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
Sent to Reform Scnool.

Walla Walla, Wash. Oct. 10. -Su-
perintendent o. A. Reed of the state
reform school at Chehalis has taken
Hazel Thornton to Walla Walla to
the school. She was committed by
Judge Brents, October 4. Hazel is
IA years old, and an incorrigible of
the most pronounced type. In speak
ing of reforming children of this
character Superintendent Reed said !:
"More than 90 per cent of these girls
when taken at the age of Hazel and
placed in our school are effectually
reformed by the time they arrive at
the age of 49," Superintendent
Beed says the institution has the best
boys band in the Pacific northwest.
The organization is composed Of %
pieces and the performers have attain
ed astonishing proficiency, the leader
being only II years of age. The
band executes some difficult music in
perfect time and with much express
sion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
Straat Car AooIdAnt.

Los Angeles. CAL, Oct. lO.--The
committee appointed Jointly by the
Chamber Of Commerce, Merchants
and Manufacturers association and
municipal league TO inquire into the
causes Of the many streetcar accidents
occurring daily In this city today
submitted its report. The commit.
bee finds that ''the number Of aoci.
dents, fatal and otherwise, occurring
in this city and vicinity il entirely
out OF proportion TO the population,
the milage Of the roads, the number
Of passengers carried as basis Of
comparison, aud exp esses the be-
lief that ''the causes Of these acci-
dents lie, in large measure, within
the control Of tho companies and
public authorities. y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
REBELS
AND JEWS
Is the Remarkable Advice of a
Russian

Odessa, Russia, Oct. 10.-Presi-
dent Dubrovin of the Union of Rus
sian People made a remarkable ad
dress here today. He spoke to
band of 800 armd members of the un.
ion, who had carried him on their
shoulders to the railroad station on
his departure for Kiev, and said
"In the name of our beloved emper-
or, l bless you. The holy Russian
cause is the determination OF rebels.
You know who they are and where to
find them. The Russian people want
neither constitutions nor par liaments
but orthodoxy and autocracy. &c
ahead, brothers; death to the rebels
and Jews. -
After his train had left the band
of 800 rushed down the principal
streets shouting: Death to the re-
bells; death TO the Jews. /" All shops
we're at once closed and the Jewish
populace was in a panic and terror
throughout the night. Measures TAX
en- by the project. however, prevent
ed further disturbance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
Plumbers Strike.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 10.-There is
little hope of a settlement of the
trouble between the journeymen
plumbers and the master plumbers
association. The latter have unani-
mously agreed to resist the demands
of the journeymen and to close the
shops if necessary.
At the same time the iourneymen
plumbers insist that every demand be
complied with or a strike will be de-
clared Thursday morning.
"Our agreement TO resist the de
mands of the journeymen is final,
said a member of the master plumb
ers's association today. Besides
making an unreasonable demand foT
morew ages the iourneymen want to
dictate the kind of material We shall
use. They are refusing TO use new
patent joints that can be quickly ap-
piled.
eve are going to make an issue OF
the apprentice question, too. The
journeymen SAP that this is not an Is
sue, hut we are going to make it one.
Hereafter we will regulate the mum
Der Of apprentices we employ"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10

mittee of Cuban newspaper men, who
carried huge bouquets, which were
delivered to Mrs. Taft and Mrs. BAG
on with brief address Of welcome.
After the presentations to the may
or and the city council the party en-
tered carriages and were driven to the
palace, where Governor Taft and Mr..
Bacon and Mr.. Magoon had a long
conference in the governors Office.
Following this conference Mr.. Ma :
COON received the members OF the
press. He declined to discuss his
plans for the future. He said he had
expected upon arriving at Washing
ton to have 80 days leave of absence
prior to his departure for the Phil
ippines. He did not regret, however,
the change in program, and he ex
pressed himself as gratifed with be-
ing in Cuba. He said he would take
up his residence with Minister Nor
gan, as the minister's guest pending
the departure of Governor Taft.
General Bell will reside at the army
headquarters at Marine. General
Funston will make his headquarters
at Camp Columbia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

j. e. Fitch, Of Waterville, Wash. !,
in the Wenatchee district, ia visi.
tor In the city, and has purchased
three tracts in Friutlands addition
which Is being promoted by the Tay.
lor Bros. Mr.. Fitch Is an expert on
irrigation in agriculture, aud will
make a supreme test Of the land In
this addition which he believes TO b.
of the finest quality.
He stated that he had made o
thorough investigation Of the forma-
tion of the entire surrounding coun.
try and hills and found that ON the
south, the soil lie mostly Of granite
formation but to the north. in which
direction the glacier moved, the
granite disappears and the basalt for.
nation Is found. This basalt furmA
tion is also found on the eastern
slope of the valley. II Is one Of the
most rich and the highest nutritlve
soils for agricultural purposes known
TO science. The hills surrounding
the city are built up Of rock Of basalt
formation, the best Of building rock
to be had, and the soil Ia this dis
trict was formed from the grinding
up of these rock during the gRcial
age, he claims.
Mr.. Fitch will have every thing In
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
RIVER BOAT WRECKED

Waterville, Wash, Oct i0.-The
steamboat Pringle, owned by the Co
lumbis a OkRnogan Steamboat com
pany, sank In the Columbia river
yesterday In rapids below the mouth
Of the Entiat river. Pilot Clifford
was in charge. There were no pas
sengers aboard. but the crew OF ~ es.
capped with difficulty.
The Pringle was loaded with $500
sacks of wheat for Seattle and 600
boxes OF apples. She had just taken
a cargo Of fruit from the landi nR at
Entiat and put into the stream, when
her shaft broke and left the craft at
the mercy Of the current. An an
Choir was dropped, bat would not
hold, and quickly the steamer was
swept into the west channel OF rap.
ids, which at the present low stage Of
water are very dangerous.
In a moment large holes were torn
in the bull. After floating about
200 feet she sank with a list 20 one
side. She lies about midway in the
stream, half way down the rapids and
half submerged. The cargo was ear
ried on the lower deck and with other
light freight was swept into the riv-
er. All day fruit boxes have been
floating down stream. The grain
cargo Is regarded as a total loss.
Owing TO the perilous position In
which she lies IL is not likely the
Pringle will ever be fiOated again.
She was valued by the owner fouE
years ago at s35. 900. aud the cargo
was worth fully sl0, 900.
The Pringle was the largest boat
ever seen on the Columbia. She was
built for the Northern Pacific rail
road at Paseo in 1894, sold % Alex.
ander Griggs. deceased, and brought
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
WILL ENTERTAIN
THE BANKERS
Committees Are Completing Ar
rangements

A joint meeting of the Clearing
House association and the CONNER
cial club committees ON receiving
and entertaining the Idaho State
Bankers association, which will meet
in the city Friday, October -, was
held yesterday at the Exchange Ma
tional Bank building, and the ar
engagements for the work OF the COM
mittees perfected.
There will be an informal recep.
tion at the Hotel Idaho, Friday even.
ing also a banquet, or dinner party.
This promises to be an elegant feast,
Special music has been arranged for
this evening which will be in keep.
ing with the rest Of the good things.
The chair appointed Ira shallis and
S. q. Sargent az a committee of two
to perfect the details and the arRge-
ments Of program. Mrs. Shallis,
Mrs. VIM. Dollar and Mrs. s. q. Sar-
gent we're appointed rs committee
TO look after other details appertain.
ing to the comfort and pleasure Of the
ladies in attendance.
By motion, Philip Harding aud
Norman r, Totten were appointed as
a committee to attend TO the badges
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
SAWED HIS ARM OFF

This morning about seven o'clock,
Dick Rose, an employee at the Allen
& Decker saw mill, which is located
near Hayden lake, met with an acct
dent that cost him the lower half of
his left arm. Rose was working
around the saw when his blouse
caught in some manner and his arm
was drawn into the saw, cutting the
arm almost of, a few inches below
the elbow. A messenger was sent
post haste for doctor, and later the
injured man was taken to the Occur
d'Alene hospital, where the arm was
found to be so badly cut and the
bone injured in such manner as to
make it necessary to amputate at the
elbow,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
MACON TAKES
HELM IN CUBA
Is Third Pilot in Two Weeks to
Ship of State

Havana, Oct. 9.-Charles E. Ma
COON, the newly appointed provisional
governor of Cuba, arrived here this
afternoon. Coincident with his
coming Governor Taft gave out gen.
eral decree proclaiming amnesty, not
only to the rebels, but to all persons
charged with political offenses or
crimes in any way connected with the
revolution.
Governor Magoon is the third chief
Cuba has had in two weeks time.
The steamer Mascotte, with Gov.
Magoon, General j. Franklin Bell,
Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Bacon, entered
Havana harbor at 4 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
In the wake of the Macsotte came
the battleship Texas with detach-
ment of 300 marines from Norfolk.
A launch carrying Governor Taft,
Assistant Secretary of State Bacon
and Captains Mccoy and Martin,
aides to Governor Taft, hurried out
to the Mascot. There followed an
other launch with General Funston
and his aids, and third with com
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
Sayo Union Men Beat Him.

Portland, Ore. Oct, 10. Tho flrst
serious clash between union aud non.
union grain handlers happened yes.
terday early In the morning whom
James b. Brown, an imported trucker
from one Of the warehouses near Wal.
Ia Walla was set upon and severely
beaten by a gang Of eight men whom
be claims were union grainhandlera.
According % Brown, who reported
at the quarters Of the strikebreakers
ON the Steamer Baily Gatzart az the
Oceanic dock In badly beaten con-
dition, the union men aeeosted him
as be was within 800 yards of the
dock where the steamer IL moored and
after endeavoring 10 get him TO prom
lse to desert, they set upon him and
beat him into insenslbility. Az un
ion headquarters Browns story was
emphatically denied.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
WANTS BIG ESTATE
Young Spaniard Says He Is
Heir.

Los Angeles, Oct. 10. -Silvio
Blanco, a young Spaniard, has arriv-
ed here from Tia Juana. Mexico, to
lay claim to AZ, 699 acres Of land ly-
ing north of Pasadena and extend
ing from Altadena to Baldwin's
ranch, inclusive, and covering the
mountain region of Mount Love as
far as Mount Wilson, worth millions
of dollars. He claims the land by
right of government grant TO Joes
Mariana Garfias, brother of his Blan-
co's) grandfather, once lieutenant
governor of Lower California and a
distinguished man in the Mexican
army.
Blanco will ask the United States
congress at its next session to reeog-
nize his claim and restore TO him the
equivalent of the land he eoverts.
de will not ask the restoration of the
exact original grant, but under a for
mer ruling of the Mexican govern
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
THINK IT'S THE ST. PAUL

Wallace, Idaho, Oct. 10.-The sur
mise that the Chicago, Milw aukee &
st. Paul railroad is buying the great
tract of valuable timber lands on the
st. Joe and st. Maries rivers, the
deeds to which we're fled with the
county auditor last week, is strength
ened by the fact that yesterday the
Monarch Timber company fled arti.
cles of incorporation with the Sho.
shone county recorder. /. N. SIN it'll
of Lewiston being one of the incor-
porators. Mr.. Smith is attorney for
the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul
for Idaho.
The other interpretations of the
Monarch Timber company are H.
Harrison and j. ]. Murphy, both of
Seattle. Wash.
The company is capitalized at TO-
900 shares of par value of 800
each, and Lewiston, Idaho, is named
as the principal place of business.
OPERATES IN LATAH COUNTY.
Moscow, Idaho, Oct. 9.-The Mon
arch Timber company, Lewiston, Ida
no, has filed articles of incorpora
tion. The incorporators take over
the holdings of the Shevlin- Clark
company.
Albert T. Flewelling of Spokane
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ment will ask that its equivalent in
acreage of government land be given
him.
Blanco is graduate of the Univer-
sity of Mexico and was for several
years auditor of the Wells-Fargo Ex-
press company in the City Of Mexico.
He came into possession of the papers
which he claims show his title to the
grant known as ''Sirero Rancho, "
through his acquisition of an ancient
cedar trunk, the proerty Of his grand
faher's brother, in which was found
the signed grants and other papers
bearing upon the case.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
JACK APPEARS

crate with the mayor Of the city in
preserving order.
A statue Of Jose Martha, the
washington Of Cuba. - was 20 have
been unveiled here tomorrow, the an.
niversary Of the beginning Of the ten
years. war, but the event has been
post poned because Of the fear that II
might result In political demonstra-
tions. Large crowds from the cOun
try districts will not be permitted "a
enter the city tomorrow.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
SAN FRANCISCO THUGS
They Are Causing a Reign Of
Terror.


San Francisco, Oct. 10. Another
bold attempt at robbery resembling
Ia detail the crimes which have re-.
suited In three deaths and u number
Of severe beatings, occurred today ~
noon, this time In the undestroyed
section Of the city.
w. G. Hobson. proprietor Of q
hardware store at b4i Clement street,
was found la bis place Of business
shortly after noon to-day unconscious
from the effects Of blow admins
tered by an unknown man for whom
the police are searching. Hobson.
after being restored 10 consciousness,
stated that At the hour Of twelve
while the street contained more than
the usual number of pedestrians, 8
man entered the store and asked 70
be shown some bolts, a. be turned %
the shelf be was struck on the left
side IT the bead With some weapon,
presumed 70 be black jack.
Robbery Is supposed to have been
the motive for the assault although
the assailant was evidently brighten
ed away before securing anything u
value. Hobson was found lying on
the floor BY his wife who CHANGED 70
enter the store a few moments after
her husband bad been struck down.
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La Toilette Spe axis.

Tonkawa, Okla, Oct. 9.-Senator
II. w. La Toilette tonight addressed
the students Of the University Pre-
paratory school in the chapel Of the
college building. His subject was
Representative Government. The
only allusion to politics was that
trusts are working hand in hand To
obtain control Of the price OF manu-
featured products.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
Conc b BonneFs FeFry

Father Purcell and mother left for
Boomers Ferry today where they will
spend the balance Of the week return.
ing next Monday During the alb
senee Of Father Purcell, Father KEEL
ley, Of Rathdrum, will bold services
In be church and will be assisted b.
a father from Gonzaga college, o.
Spokane.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10

readiness TO begin work on his tracts
in the early spring and states that he
will raise fruit and garden vegetables
and truck that will astonish tho PEG.
pie Of the city. Over 10, 900 gallons
OF water will be used 10 the acre dur.
ing this test, and Il promises 70 be
one worth watching.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
Does Hearst dodge Taxes?

Mount Vernon, N. Y, Oct. TO-
One thousand American flags we're
distributed TO those Who entered the
opera house last night, and when
Charles T. Hughes, the republican
gubernatorial candidate, entered, two
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TO Wenatehee for the run to points
farther up the river In the spring OF
1897. Her machinery was old. hay-
Ing been taken from tho dismantlsd
Nixon when Mr.. GriRgs bought the
latter craft.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10

Cienfuegos, Oct 9.-Colonel Bart
lett today ordered the immediate re-
moval Of the American marines from
the city ON account Of the appearance
of yellow fever. The marines were
taken on board the transport The
yellow fever patient came from Cru
ces. where two other cases are report
ed.
NEW CHIEF AT CIENFUBGOs.
Oienfuegos, Oct. 9. According 70
authorization given by Governor
Taft, Counsul General Steinhart 70
day discharged the chief Of police Of
this city and appointed q Havana
man, Captain Landa, commanding
the rural guards, as his successor.
After a joint conference between Mr..
Steinhart that as chief of the local
liberal party he would use his influ-
ence toward promoting peace and
good will and also promised &c coop
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10

and programs. There will be 800
badges for the delegates and so
badges for the reception COMMITTEES.
These badges win be- very neat and
artistic This committee viii issue
tickets TO the bankers Of Spokane for
themselves and wives. This commit
tee was also instructed to secure q
hall for the association meetings.
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filed % deeds yesterday conveying to
thee Monrach Timber company 10,
900 aires of pine lands. One deed
named a tract of AGO acres.
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RAY STANNARD BAKER.

Ray sannard Baker the magazine soOogs
OF exposure termed muck raking
Michigan he studied at the University Michigan
later became reporter Chicago which
strike in western Pennsylvania He Washington
advantage in his writings problems
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-22
EL MANIQuI IE MIMBRE

ra, tan precisa, tan brilante, mnuciosa ntcnsa
pasta, soida potente. sc le aparecfa IL de
discfpulo Roux enlaz4ndose 4 Ia sefora de Berge-
ret.
Aquella representation, del todo conforme 10
ldad odiosa: inicua, porque prolongaba indie
Snidamente TN acto de suyo pasajero.
La Illusion perfecta que dstermnaba. revestfa los
caracteres de una cinca obsesi6n de una ntoerabe
nsisteneia.
De nuevo Ell senior Bergeret sinti6 impulses de
muere contra discfpulo Roux aquel pensamiento,
desarroandose tods la de TN acto que Sc
realiza, dejole anonado.
ReAexi6no, lentamente suavememente perdi6-
luego en- TN labeinto do incertidunbres eontradc
clones.
Ysus ideas, POGO apoco SO diluian, Sc rnexclaban,
deslefan los coloes dc acuarea en- TN vase de
aqua.
al cabo, perdi6 hasta Ia nosi6n de aquel suce-
Tendiendo mirada torno examine los ra-
majes del papel que tapzsba las paredes observando
que los habia NAL ajuetados los bordes derenes
auras de tal que as dos itades de I'm clavel
juntaban.
Contemplo despu6s los libros aineados en los es
tanes dc MADEIRA blanco. Ia bola de crochet que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-22
A O N
Filiaci6n de hijos naturales. Reeonoci-
miento de dicho estado civil.

PoR cUANTo. con fecha II de Oc-
tubre del aflo 1906, Sc present6 en-
la Secretarfa de esta Corte de Dstri-
to Ia demanda del actor en- la acci6n
antes expresada, en- Ia cual solicita
Ell su sdplica que Ia Corte dicte SEN
tencia declarandos
L-Que los hijos de la demandan-
te llamados Maria Candelar5a, Anto
Mo, Juan y Tomas Silva, son hijos
naturales reconocidog de don Miguel
Alemani Ripoll cor derecho a usar
su apel1ido deanas que 1e reconoce
el articu1o 842 del C6digo Civil es-
pafol, y en- su case los derechos que
les concede el art1culo o3o del proplo
Codigo citado, por ser la Legislation
que debe regir este case 4 virtud de
ser Ell fnado sdbdito espaf1ol.
I.-Que en- 81 consecnencia, di-
chos hl1os naturales son naturales
alb -intestato d SD padre don Miguel
.Alemani y Rdpoll.
ILL.,. Que como tales herederos
ab-intestato, les corresponds en- sd
caracter de h1jos ileg1timos, 10 ha-
biendo hijos 8egftimos al des cen =
dientes leg1tmos nj aseendientes le-
g1timos. Ia hereacia de su senor pa
DIRE en- la forma cue prescribe el ar
ffculo 939 del C6digo Civil espai1ol
va citado.
Y por dlts1no co1denar al deman
dado 8 demanda@7aque Sc opusieren,
al pago de todas las costas.
Cuya demanda fa6 debidamente
Jurada ante el S,ecretario que sus-
cribe.
PoR cUAN1o, Ia Co1e 4 petici6n de
Ia demandante orden6 Ia publieaci6n
de edictos en- Il peri6dno designado
al efecto por I'm term jno de sesenta
dias para Ia citacion de los parientes
lgnorados y de desconocido par&dero
de don Miguel Alemani Y Pipoll.
PoR TANTo y eump1iendo IA orden
de Ia Corte, para 10 cifaci6n Y empla.
zayn iento de los farientes i9aorados
y de paradero desconocido, de don
Miguel Alemani Ripoll. demanda-
dos en- esta accion. bajo apercibi
miento de cue 81 no compareclerea en-
eI termino de sesenfa dfas por s< 8
legftimo apoderado . representante
legal, Ell demandante tendra derecho
4 solicitar 81 rebeldfa y que Sc dicte
sentencia, de acuerdo con las peti