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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
EDTCT0
Estadoa Unidos dc America. El Presi.
dente dc los EasGdos Unidos, S. s,
En- 10 Corse Municipal del Dlstriso Ju.
diciAl Municipal do MsnSll, P. r,
Ricardo Rodriguez Santiago,
Ez-parte,
Conversion en- dominic.
Conversion en- dominic,

Por cuanto, Ricardo Rodriguez
Santiago, como prumoyents, presen.
to ante essa Corse Municipal, una pc.
stcion interesAndo Ia conversion ga do.
mimic de ipscrlpclon de possaion de
una hnca Que dsacribe sal; Rdsnca
Flnca slsuHda en oil bArrlo do Flor1.
da afaerA, lermlno de MAnatl, sntes
de BaycelonelA, cUmpu stA dc ciensv
trece cuerdAs, equtvalentea & cusrentA
y cuat1o hecIareas, SuArsntA y una
areas, tretotA y clnco censlareAs do to
rrenos queorAdo 4 pAatos, Linda al
NorIe, con tlerrAs de don EAriin To-
rrea; Ai Suo, CON las dc don Manuel
Agulla; al EsIe, con las de don Crla.
tooal Martinez; J Ai 0ssls, CON les dc
don MsfGa Torres, eatAndo inscrlta D.!
folio l43 Del sumo 10 do BArceloaesa,
hnsA nIneru 544i lnscrlpcloa /,
Por sAnso, hAolendoae ordenado
por 81 H0n ke.4lx CorQoVa DavilA,
J ueg 1e Gaia CJrss municipal, 80 Anun.
SIS ~ conversion lnIere .ada por me
d1o az un edlcs0 en 81 perl6lico LA
DEMQCRACIA que &c edltA On San Juan,
para que 4&s personaA Que 30 cream
eon osrschos y las lgnoradAs q q qutsnus
puedA perlAdlGAr lA prssenelon oedu-
cloR, pue0sn oponerss pressntAndo 10
correspondence demAnda densro oel
leimino do QUINUE DIAS NATURA.
LIES, q consSr dsads 81 de- Ia fschA os
10 punllcacloa del anueio. nb:o IL
prssense.
BAlo mi frms, en- M&nkt, hog ola
2 del msa ae Mayo del af1 IY08.
PEDRO J. RIVERA.
16 81 Secretary M, G. OF MAnan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
E.DTCTO

En IL Corte Municipal del Distrito
judicial mupisipal de Humae8o
P. r. Eatados Unidox de Ameri'
CO. E Presidente de los Eatados
Unidos. 50.
Joaquin Castany Msnsfsrrer, ex-par.
te.-Sobrs conversion dc una ms
crlpci6n de poEesi6n en- dominic.
Por ouAnto hAbiendo presentado
Joaquin Castany Manaferrer, repre-
sentado por ~ apoderado don Pablo
Font Martslo, una moo On solicitando
dc esta Corte &c convierta On inscrip'
ci6n de dominic Ia de posssi6n hecha
ga el Registro de la Propiedad de co
TO pArtldo oil dia diez y seis de Abril
de mil ochoclentoS noventa y uno 4
favor del peticionsrio q los foios IT'S
y 179 del tomo nueve de Hum acAo,
fincas n1meros 470 y All, de las fncka
euya description ss Ia aiguiente;
Solar alto en- Ia calle de 10 Mari
ma del poblado de Punts Santiago, de
Humacao, linda por Ia derecha en-
trando con otro solar de don JOAQUIN
Castany, per Ia izquisrda con casa de
Ia SUCCESSION de don Q lintin Barbe Y
por n eGpslda con otro solar de Ma
rife Yong de Vlrells, midien 10 cinco
metros sesents ceDifmelros de trente,
10 mismo por 10 espalds y disz metros
setentA cenilmstros por los costsdos
Solar rAdicado an 10 calls dc la
Marina dol poblsdo dc Punsa Santa
60 bArrio de lA Playa do este t6rmino
municipal cuyo solsr mide; echo me
tros cincuenta cenIfnetFos de frente
10 mismo por Ia espslda vsinte J
tres metros por cAda uno de loa COS
tsdoa colinda por Ia derechA entran.
do con casa y corral de Juan Bautis.
~ Oq uendo, por In gquierda CON Ia
tiocA anterior sea fulA de dou Jna.
gum Cssssny pur IN ss1ad8 con
oIro aosr ds Msria Y ng de V rslla.
| por taoso h,go pd 1llsa e rsfsrtds
pretsnai6n para que los qua se crean
| peri udicadoa con Ia conversion aoli.
citAda puedsn oponsr.c sn el plazo de
ounce dias nssarales, ,ntsdos desde
To- publicaoidn do ests edicso en ei pe-
ri6d co LA DEMooRAOIA qus 90 edita
en- San Juan.
DAdo en- Humsoao 4 euAtro d,
Mayo de 1908 Rafael Iua1o, Jutl
Municipal AciSclo Garcia, S S.ors.srio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14

III padre Selvi hblA dicho Mia muy .emprGno lin
gsdo en- pocos minutes docena de AlmAs sucias
Despres con Ia eCturs dc clrtss que eg,ron ben
acada parec6 perder dgno apeto pues de que 81
chocolate sc enfrisse completsmente
Ell padre eIm enfemo decil el cocinero mienrm prepa
rabI ora hz. =; h.ce disa que no come
En- .fecto dabA Iastma padre SsIvi NJ hbil que
rdo tocar ssgundA taxa de chocolate pobAr los hodres de
Cetd paseabae pen1aVo spscoaA aa Grrugando eae
aus husuda manos cartIs e4 de tnDo tempo Al
hn pd6 coche orden6 que conduen boaqus en- cuyt
cerclnas se celebrabs IL partda cimIestre
Al egar a ell padre Sslg despath6 au vehculo se ia
tern6 solo en- ell bosq1e.
Un sOmbro lendero anquea nlbl osmente ,spesura
conducia arroyo tornado de vr oenteS srmaeS Tor.
nbAn or flores Vetres sobre las cuaes polsban loo
dorsdos insecos las maripoMS de Odo col reg szu
oro blaDca mses de coe6ptros de rsfejos meta
lco FL umbdo de nsectos s chdo de ID oQarrI qas
lborOa dil noche d del psjlro d udo ueco 90 20
orda que enganchsndose pIrte turba Hm
nsmsnt el Hlsnci0 de Iqoel mlteriosV pRne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
DOCTOR GUsTAVO MuRol

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
a Madrid, ha establecido su
o6cina professional en- la calle
de Tetuan no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 p. m. Telefono nQ 326. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14

En- 10 Corte de Distrito del Disirito
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico
EstsdoI Undo, de America FL
Presidente de los EstadoI Uni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
E:DIGT0.

En- 10 Corte de Distrito del Disirlto
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico
EstsdoI Unidoi de America FL
Presidente de los EstadoI Uni
doys.s.
Isabel G IL de Lamadrid y Padills. dc
mAndante. versus. Manuel Marta
de Jesds Cabrsrs, demandado.
Empla,amiento.
El Iuablo de Puerto Rico, & Ma
uuel Marla de JesGs CAorera, que se
halla ausenss DIS Ia ais, ignorandose
su par&dero, 9 sea el demsnGRdo an
tss mencionado.
Por ID preaente sc uoti6ca ustei
Que Ee ha presentado en- 10 oacina
del Secretsrio de q Corts de Dlatrito
del Distriso Judicial de Areclbo, Puer
TO REQ, la demauds de la demaoden-
10 Anses ciiada, en- 10 c1al 90 aoltclss
ae decrese por Ia Corte ls dtsolucl6n
del vi lculo matrimonial entire oil de.
n msndado y Ia demandanAe, o gan
oOle q esss la cuslo t1s de IL hlja de
ambol Magda ena ds JsaIs y Glt de
Lamadrid; y que 81 demsndnoo sea
reQusrido atoaslgnar en- IL Co:se
una suma rA2o lab para sati'f Ger
as expsuA&s oe IL len ~nda de olvoc
clio loI bo1o ,Arios de Atogaoo, y
q % eoem saN,f ga a ia demGna al
ts, en- co aceplo de almenioi, IL can't
dad que Ia Cote essime juata pars
sustento duranse 10 tramitaci6n de di
cha demsIda,
Y se noMfcA { ustsd, po: medic
del preAenke edlcto que de orden dc a
Core ae publicArA una vez 20. sema
ma durante el termlno de lreinta dfas,
90 uno do los peri6dicoI do mas cir.
culaci6n de l& lAla, que dc no conpa
recer q CO 1seaiRr 10 demsnoa denir Q
del termiLo de cusrenta dias; 10 de-
mand ante o ira 0 ioitIr de 10 Corte,
On vista dc laR prueoaa que Aponte,
una senienCiA en- los lermlnos en- que
esia redgctada Ru dem Anda E. Abo
gsdo de la demRadante. Q! licsnciado q
dol Julio Maria Padills.
ExssndidA bsjo mi trma y el sci c
oaclaI oe lR Co'Ia. 90 la ciudad d.
AreclbQ r r, hog diA 6 de Aril dc
l,90e.
]. J. Ferrdn,
Deputy .SecresArio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
En- 10 Corts do DIstr Ito del d ssri,o
judicial de Hum seso, p. r.

En 81 ex lediense sobrs a6 ius@, s&s ia
don Joaquin Sarha LAclaussr4.
AVISO
Por el presonte QUO 20 puhne,fA
unR vef por Gsmana durapss . me-
sss conseounvosi en- ell periodlco "A
DEMOCRACIA Que &c edita eh So n
ltAmo a udos log scresdore de :.
do don Joaquin SArAs Lsclsus ),
tAllecido en- 81 pueblo de San l. re- o
oil ola ii dc Eosro del corrlsnse an i,
para qua el diA 4 de JUNO de 1905, me
presenter, ca mi cass hanitAcion, alta
an oil indtca1o pueblo ds San Loren.
40, oAlls do Colon sua rscAmAslones,
eun los oorrespondisnIes com prohAn-
tsS bajo !lramenGo,
HumAeGo, Abril 6 de 1906
MARIANA SARAS rARno.
Admlnlssrador JudlclAI lie los
bienes del a1&de,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
NotiCias del dia

hoy estahlsslda On sl eiersieio dc les
Drofssiones do Abogado y Notario, sl
sefior DIAZ NAVARRO 10 dispons {
sohrsr & sus slienssa honorarios exec.
slvsmente m6dieos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14

Sc vende papel vlejo de perio-
dico a dos pesos elquintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14

Be vende NOLNo de 81 &C., dhs eataua
10 nrmeda IA damsro horizontal endro
dameo 4O de dc solids construction fAbsado
Call do arf MO1NO de 3 sngeana d&msro do
la catAaA IA dc inrmadia
Aa 6gamo endro de 22 damstro po suro
uccon a6da facado sonslrussora do u
Fletcher London Dsrbl do Inglatsrra
Los mono sn raaando 10 HAosnda Buena Visa
de 10 Caro,ins.
Para mas normss diriirss on 10 Capital,
SobnnoS de Ezqula9l.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
tContsnadcs6n de la pdQina5al

Don Jose Gordils Vasallo, gus
como sabe TODD el pals 30 hallaha on
setitud independents eu polftica, ma
hscho do nuevo 81 ingreso en- el psrti
do republicano.
MODISTA.~Ss neeesits una No
dista para 10 Direction del Departa'
msnto dc eosturas de sThe Porto Rico
Drawn Work i Embroidery Cos 10
Allen 80, San juan
e%THE HELvETIA.--T sale ds
Crux. Gran sasa dc hespedes. STA
bic d hotsls. Aposentos para tamilias
y personss solss. Comidas & eincuen.
DO esntsvos cubierto. Baffos. Teletono
100. ApartAdo eorreo, 2s5. Propieia-
rio, Pedro Sehira. Nota; Este hotel
sst& & cargo de una ssnorita sagus.
Ha
THE MAY FLOWER. - Criaso
st. 10. San Juan, R.-A una Cua.
dra do los sarros el6strieos y prlnsi'
palss sdiheios del Gobierno. Esplen,
dida vista . 10 bahia, Bafos moder.
NOS sAnitarios. Habitaeionea fressAs.
Exquisita somida puertorriQ ,
amerisanA. PreeioH moderados, ,-ENI.
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda dc Maaterrer.
g En- sl Club de F. Kehrhahn &
Co., % San Francisco, % venden dos
reloiea do orc sadA semanA, entire so
aoetos, ahonando 90 so q 100 semanal.
La Ultima semana obtuvo uno el
sefior Jose Janer, dc Rio Pledras,
soeio n6msro q.
@En asta imprenta 90 vende Pc.
pei visio do psri6dioo q dos psaos el
auintsl.
LABORES Sc '0liol'an
BordadorGS J nueaAs OGEGdorG9, asegu-
randolea trabaio oonstAnse. Proporeio
namos 10 tela y dlbulo envlAnooloa
eualQuer parse de 10 isla. Dirtgirss q
The Porto Rico DrAnwa Work &
Embroidery CO FortAlezA 10. Tam
hien "a solicitan OoEurerds, 1md
--El seGor DIAZ NAVARRO ha
essablssido 10 Ohatna do Abog ado y
% Notaria On ssta aiudad, salls de aan
Jasto n6msro II.
Eieres anss 10 Corts Federal Cor.
o do DissFito dc toda 10 Isla y Corts
Supreme, dsdisandoss asfmtsmo OIL
examen do tiulos de propisd&dss. in
sorpoPaci6u do Corpor asionss del pals
2 sxEangsrAa = trAmitasi6r do sxps'
aisntes do expropiaci6n torxosa,
Aeaptando 10 noble eompstOnsia
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-04

Dudley Raglan, Uncle Geo. Collier,
Carlos Hall, Tom Love, 1. r. Cooke, and
: B. Tyler, went to New Orleans last
week. Last heard from bud and Carlos,
Chey were still in New Orleans, and re-
oori fine time. Later they arrived all
we'll.
There will be a bill introduced in the
ming Legislature to ena l etch town o
AXE vote ON dispensary or no dispen-
ury. When we come to count the cash
We are paying high for our whistle, this
oust head Ticker" either dispensory or
otherwise to our own knowledge has been
the murderer of several in Lee County,
besides other devilmentit has caused.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-04
4 \ zSE E0s3 Z
Elakes Eidneys end Bladder Right

Mrs. S. Joyce, 18o Sullivan St., Glare
mont, n. H. writes; ''About a year ago I
sought two bottles of Foley's Cidny Cure.
# cured me Of a severe case Of Kidney
rouble Of several yeats. standing It
certainly is a grand, good medicine, end T
heartily recommend it," Longs Drug
Store Leesburg Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-04
More News from the Now EuIand
States.

If any one has anydoubt as to the virtue
of Foley's Kiduy Cure, they need only &
refer TO Mr.. Alvin II. Simpson of William
antic, Conn, who after almost losing hope
of recovery, on account of the failure o
50 many remedies, finally tried Foley
Kidney Cure. which hesays was Just The
thing for him, as four bottles cured hin
completely. lie IS now entirely well an
free from all the suffering incident t
acuted kidney trouble. Longs Drug
Store Leesburg Ga.
Nodol Dyspepsia Cuge
Dlgea2s WhaG you cat.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-04
Pirating Foley EEOneE.and Tar.

Foley & Co. Chicago, originated Honey
lar as throat and lung remedy, and o.
account of the great merit and populart,
Of Foley's Honey and Tar many imita-
ton are offered Tor the genuine, Thes,
worthless limitations nave similar SOUNDING
names. Beware Of them Inc genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar is in a yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any sub
stitute. 1t is the best remedy for cough
and colds. Lougs Drug Store Leesburg.
Ga.
Mr.. W. NJ. Laramore paid Albany =
short business trip Wednesday.
Locals seem to be some what scarce this
week.
Mr. Berry Wallace Of near Philena,
spent Tuesday in she city.
Sam Martin, al.well .hknown drummel
Of Dawsaon spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. S. J, W. Livingston, Eof Albany
spent short while in the city Tuesday
Mrs Rowe Price of Tallaposa is the
guest Of Mrs. Julian5P Price for few days.
,,;;Nallace Tison has gotten tlibi saw-rnilI
and will be ready to deliver lumber in a
few days.
Col. Garland who has been visitor to
the city for several days returned to Fort
Gaines this week,
Please send US in the names Of .1s..atrs
and other news we want. but cant get
i trliess VIZ are tolI'cd
A. R Bass, Of Morgantown, Ind, had
to get up ten twelve times, in the night,
and had a severe backache and pains in
the Kidneys, Was cured by Foley's Kid
ney Cure. Longs Drug Store Lecsburg,
Ga.
Miss Laura Whlddon Of Macon is
beautiful visitor at e.bopie Of Mrs. NAE
Love. es..,. So
II As,sn =: ~
DR.. RI nfgports that his medicine |
business is goingby leaps and bounds
and promiaet 10 erect a s6yscraper in town
to manufacture wholesale d,ugs in the
near future.
Hon. R. B Russell will speak here on
the 9th. Read his notice in another COL
umn, all Hoke Smith men come out and
have your faith frmer fxtq by the as
saults upon the peoples candidate.
The Hon, r. B. is a runner all The time
Dry and dusty weather for the last few
weeks has enabled farmers who had cotton
up to get it chopped, but a great man
farmers haven't gotten stand an pros
poets are slow at this time.
Kidney complaint kills more people
THAI any other disease. This is due to the
disease being SO insidious that it gets
good hold on the sytem before.it is recog-
nized. Foley's Kidney Cnre will prevent
the Development Of fatal disease il take,
i'll lime. Longs Drugstore Leesbprg Ga.
The Methodist church is about as whit
under its new coat ofpain. as we Shout
wish, and add much 70 tha par. OF town. |
Mrs. Duncan FORESTER paid Albany a |
short visit Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
MAKING spkRRows WHITE

The japanese are RUTHLESS in thei
tampcring with nature. II they decils
that they want a bird or an animal q
"a certain shape OF color they SET about
manufacturing the article. so 10 SPEAK
by the exercise 81 exceedingly clever
ingenuity and untlring patience Her"
Tor example. is how the white SPAR
rows are produced:
They select a pair Of graylsh bros
and keep them IN a white case 20 "
white room where they are ATTENDED Ny
person dressed In white The men.
tal effect on a series " generations OF
birds results In completely white bIa,'
They breed the domestic COCK "l''
enormously long tails after the same
principle They arst select bird VIVA
good tail giving him very nsl
perch IN stand ON. then with Weifh''
they drag the TAN downward. carrying
on the same system with The hnes.
specimens ~ his descendants till a i-l
almost ais long as a peacocks is pro-
duced az last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

allowances from the treasury, declar-
ing that he had enough TO pay his own
expenses provided be were not expected
10 live Ike monarch. His action was
so unprecedented that II was not APP
preciated az the time But the regent
has kept his promise For more than
twenty years the entire amount Of the
civil list payable by the nation 10 the
throne by the terms Of the constitution
has been devoted 20 the liquidation Of
the debts Of King Louis.
Thus II Is that Luitpold Is the most
popular prince IN Germany For more
than half a century be has played an
important role IN the history Of CEN
tral Europe Although he has never
worn a crown he has been virtual ruler
Of his country Tor more than fifty years
During the lifetime Of his father King
Louis l., who forfeited his throne for
the sake Of the adventures Lola Mon
tez. Lutpold was intrusted with most
Of the executive duties Of royalty. and
when his elder brother Macmillan
succeeded 90 the throne 10 was Luit-
pold who did the business Of reigning
When HIS nephew. louis H.. became
king the capable Luitpold was SIN in
demand The music mad sovereign had
no taste for matters ~ state. and he
left the task Of administering the state
10 his uncle.
The prince regent. now olghty-fve
years Of age. holds a modified ROYAL
court az Munich Pc has been a Wild
over Tor move than forty years. and he
depends on the wives Of his two sons
70 DO the honor, Of his rather frugal
household. in which young princes ana
piincesses, bis grandchildren. abound
His personal tastes are Tor sport and
outdoor fastimes. but De knows how
60 please the people and the palace IS
the scene Of more or less gayety IN the
winter lime Living In such an art
and music center as Munich. he is A
liberal patron " both
King otto is neither b,.ler nor
worse ihan o., has been for years. He
has the best medical caro- and sticn-
dance that The earth affords and al.
though bis death would be- a relief to
his family and 90 his kingdom. not 10
mention an of Germany, everything
/ possible u done to prolong his exist.
cnce Ho rs surrounded with an the
/ state If royal household and all tho
honors ana ceremony due 90 liz rank
are adhered 90 strictly This must be
difficult manner % manage az all
times Tor the domentod King some.
times imlg.nes himself 90 be a gork
and insists on building "a nest Of tWigs
ana Then attempts Go stand FIRST on one
leg and iAcn on the other In imitation
Of The lcne billed biri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

persuaded him 10 accompany him 10
the sacristy whers he was detained UNI
"a the court officials could be notified
of the escapade
Al the time II was considered n for
tunate ending TO what might have been
a tragedy OF the most serious Kind. Had
the monarch been recognized by the
public there is little doubt that not
would have followed AZ the time Il
was the popular belief in Bavaria
among the masses th8, Louis had been
put out Of the way by Bismarck and
that Otto's reputed insanity was a fc-
ton devised Tor the purpose of keep
ing him under restraint because be
would not comply with prussias de-
mands. Il was more than ten years
before this erroneous impression died
out Al this time the Rayarian pro-
letanat was firmly convinced that Luit-
pOld The regent was "a creature Of
Bismarck. and during that period his
statues. busts and even pictures were
constantly being mutlated and de-
faced.
Now. however. the tide has turned
IN the regents favor II became known
IN the course Of time that De had been
offered the crown by Germany with
the consent Of Austria and other pow
ers but had declined resolutely even
Co take the matter into consideration
II De had been trying 90 make himself
the most popular man In The kingdom
Luitpold could not have hit on any
thing m0le successful T. declining
the proGered crown Of his incurably
/ demontcd nephew he acted in stric.
conformity with the viii Of the MASSES
0f The Bavarian people So strong Is
monarchical and leglumist sentiment
among them that they would prefer a
4 unatic on the throne rather than any
Interference with the Bayarian line
! of succession.
That was not the only means by
which Luitpold, already past the prime
| of lfe when he was made adminis-
/ traitor Of the Bayarian state. ondeared
himself 90 his countDmen when De
was called 10 the head Of the govern
ment the finances OF the kingdom were
/ In % dcplotable condition when King
Louis was 30 mystcrIou.ly drowned 10
was found thal bis debts amounted o.
colossal sum- Had otto been sane
and in a condition 10 fuld1 the duties
Of ruler The nation would have been
called 90 90 assume the liabilities of
Louis a. which wouli have added
! greatly TO the burden, % an alreldy
WeriaNcl people There would abs,
have been the heavy expense incidental
20 the new succession one 20. Lut-
pold's first acts on accepting She o..
gency was 20 decline any additional
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Luitpold of Bavaria Prince Who Is Worth While;
Uncrowned Ruler of His People For Half a Century


E7''''','''F7e coN European sources
49, aeH are usually
ftl irt .dercd trustworthy
ltNf .cre comes the per-
fR uHalt umor that
- King otto. the in
LIi...llll..lu sane sovereign Of Ba-
,aaa. will be dsposed
within f,U months and that the
prince resent viU boz crowned. There
De- n7 doubt tnlt ne matter has been
D-.0u..ad llr SOME time IN influential
HIWuaa tlr.lo. when Prince Regent
Lutr1i oas n Vienna recently he
tnla part bob discussion as 10 the ad-
Visibility Di ending the absurdity Of
Bavaria being ruled in the name OF an
insane monarch. Such a move would
require q change In the Bavarian con-
suituuon and d Is understood that
Luitrold Is not 10 favor Of the scheme,
although Germany and Austria adYo-
cate Do strongly
Only once since his accession 70 the
throne Of Bavaria have his subjects
obtained a feeiing glimpse Of their
sovereign. That was nineteen years
ago. soon after be became king. That
one public appearance OF the royal Ba.
vIian was purely accidental Ever
since she tragic end Of his elder broth
cr In the waters Of Lake Staromberg
Doc had been IN such a state Of paretic
imhecIlty as TO make q necessary that
he should b. kept not merely under
res rlint but in the strictest scclu-
sion
Not "a mince matters King Otto Of
Bavaria has been Imprisoned for tWen-
ty years In his palace Of Furstenued
which is guarded by picked soldiers
and surrounded by a wall 20 lofty that
the public cannot obtain even a glimpse
of the grounds. His sole public APP
pearance was pitiful affair Man
aging in some never explained way Ia
effect his escape from Fufsienred
otto Ned to Munich without being rec
ognized on the way Entering the
court church Of ST. Michael he throw
himself on Dis knees before the higf
altar of that splendid edihce ana IN
loud and imrassoned tones began ID
Implore the Almighty 20 restore th'
reason Of the king So that he might
nln DTS duties and obligations 20 bis
dear Rsvarian people
There Nas large congregation pres.
emf in the church at the time. and Their,
is mo- knowing how the affair might
have terminated 10 some Of the a..
tn1ant priests had not recognized %,
Ming one ~ them who had known
OTTO in hIs boyhood days stepped uI
60 him and laid bis hand gently on th'
shoulder u the stalwau petitioner and
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thoroughly Gallo, hut In that instance
It seemed not az an Inappropriate. No
similar expedition yet undertaken has
been prefaced by such an exhaustive
attention 20 preliminary detail. Every
thing that promises 70 contribute to-
ward the success Of the undertaking
has been supplied and every, precau-
ton against the probability OF peril
has been taken.
Mr. Welman is a veteran Of too
many hazardous commissions 10 per-
NIT sentiment to dominate him for
oven "a moment lie accepted the con
gratuIatlons Of his French well wishers
with a h,artiness born Of the camara-
derle Of the occasion, bat his enthusi-
asm was tempered by a moderation
which showed that he had not lost
sght Of the possibilities.
eve are fairly well satisfied with the
air hip" he admitted. "and feel sure
tae balloon features are the finest ever