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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
Pennsylvania Road Tries to
Prevent Construction
of Rival Spur.
BELT LINE WINS OUT
Foreman. of Switch Track Gang Ar
rested for Tearing Up Rails
of Pennsylvania Company.
special to the Lake county Times.


South Chicago Feb. ia hot argu-
ment between train crews and special
officers Of the Pennsylvania railway on
one hand, and track construction
crew of the Belt Line railway on the
other hand, at Ninety-nfth street and
Erie avenue. South Chicago. yesterday
afternoon, eliminated in the arrest OF
G. Kavanagh. foreman of the construe-
tion crew. on charges of malicious de-
struction Of property, preferred by j.
Brennan, a Pennsylvania special Off
GER
Night before last the track construe-
tion crew under orders from Kavanagh
tore UP a switch track belonging to
the Pennsylvania company and pro-
ceeded to lay a spur from the Belt Line
railway to a point east of the location
Of the new sewer pumping station
which is being constructed on the south
side of Ninety-ffth street near Erie
avenue.
WreckinG Cars Starts Fight.
During the day the circumstance
came TO the attention to the Pennsyl-
vania company, and a couple of freight
spur into the place where the track
had been torn up, to prevent track
laying operations by the Belt line
crew
This precipitated a freight during the
progress Of which several heads were
broken Police officers were called to
the scene. and upon Kavanagh dis
playing a city permit to lay the track.
refused TO make arrests. Brennan
sthereupon swore out a warrant for the
arrest of Kavanagh. whose case was
continued in the South Chicago city
court this morning Kavanagh was
represented by Attorney Reed Of the
Chicago and Western Indiana railway,
which controls the Belt line.
City Is Interested
The Pennsylvania company. whose
tracks parallel the tracks OF the Belt
line at the point whore the trouble
occurred has hitherto enjoyed the ex-
clusinve privilege of switching cars ot
material for the construction Of the
new sewer pumping station and q
charge of $3.50 per car was made on al
cars received over the Belt line. The
city gave the Belt line a permit severa
days ago for the construction Of tht
switch track over which the trouble
occurred. and it is believed there was
tacit agreement TO permit the Penn
sylvania track to be torn up. Bott
tracks are on city property. The
switching Of cars direct by the Bel
line would save $3.50 charges on eacl
car to the city.
A police officer from the ffteentf
precinct has been detailed at the scene
of the trouble. to prevent any further
disorder. and today contraction of tn,
Belt line track is going merrily for
ward under the direction OF Foreman
kavanagh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
BOOST THE LIMIT
TO BUILD CANAL
Two Million Dollars More
Gould Be Produced
Annually for Canal.

President R. R. Mccormick and At
torney Lindley and Williams of the
sanitary district board will endeavor to
convince the senate committee on
drainage and waterways tomorrow that
the projects of the drainage board need
more money
Senator Clarl5's bill. which will be
under consideration, provides for an
increase in the bond limit by taking
off the present $2O,OOO,OOO limitation
and allows an increase in the tax levy
from a half mill to a mill.
The sanitary board anticipates that
sufficient revenue Will be obtained from
these two provisions to dig the Evans
ton and Calumet bitches. 1t has been
estimated that the removal of the $20,-
100000 limitation viii allow an addi-
tional S1,500, 900 in bonds to be issued
and that the increase in the tax levy
will produce 100000 more annually.
Estimate Cost ut S16,000,0GO.
Estimate for the work to be done in
cutting the Calumet and Evanston
branches place the total at $16,OOO.O 900
and the commissioners have hopes to
be able to have the bitches opened in
five or six years. It is expected that
some revenue can be obtained from the
leasing of lands and dock privileges
and great deal more from the sale
of water power which the district will
be able to offer next summer.
The president of the board and the
two attorneys came to Springfield this
evening and will take the bill up with
the senate committee tomorrow. The
only serious opposition which has de-
veloped to any of the provisions of the
measure is directed against the sec
tion limiting the fees of attorneys en-
ployed in damage cases to 10 per cent
of the judgment This Will hit down
state lawyers. and the senators are
opposed to it. Some objection also has
been made to the provision which
would take the $4,000 limit off salaries
which may be paid the boards attor-
neys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
GASOLINE INSTEAD OF COAL OIL.
Gary Women Uses Former by Mistakes
In Explosion Which Follows, She
and Husband Burned.
Especial to Lake County Times).

Gary. Feb. 16.-The home of Argie
Bins on Prospect avenue was the scene
Of a bad accident this morning. Mrs.
Bills in starting the fire picked up the
kerosene can and started to pour what
She supposed to be kerosene on the
smouldering embers in the stove. It
proved to be gasoline. however, and
an explosion followed which scattered
fire in every direction igniting her
clothing and several articles that lay
scattered about. Argie in trying to
put out the fire burned his hands quite
badly. His wife was burned about the
body and on her hands and arms. DR.
TempIn dressed the burns and said
that they were not so bad but that
they would heal entirely in a short
while. The grocers Keseric & Stritof
who sold Mrs. Bills gasoline in place
of the kerosene for which she called
yesterday afternoon, are blamed for
the accident.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
0RAT0RICAL CONTEST
is SET FOR APRIL IL.
To Take Place in Hammond on That
Date If Tovvlc's Opera House Can he
Secured-If Not, Then Another Date
VIII BE Announced.


Crown Point. Feb. 16.-The date of
the annual Lake county high school
oratorical contest was set conditionaIly
fer Friday evening. April IL at Ham
mond AZ the meeting Of high school
superintendents held here yesterday
The condition fs the securing Of the
TowIe opera house on that date If
this is impossible. owing to previous
bookings. another date viii be chosen
The meeting here was attended 81
superintendeuts MCDANIEL of Ham
mond; Canine of East Chicago; Dickev
of Lowell Hall of Whitiag. and County
Superintendent Curtis The gentlemen
came early i'm the morning ana snen.
the entire day, they being entertained
at dinner at the Commercial hotel bv
Superintendent HIGHWAY Of the local
high school.
In addition to choosing the date for
the oratorfcal contest, the matter ST
judges was talked over and it ,gas
decided To secure none but Indiana
judges. and If possible engage persons
who are connected with some ST the
universities or colleges of the state.
Tho judges on music. who Will give the
awards on the chorus work of the
competing high schools viii he chosen
Al0lA tte SupeINlSOIS % 4IldSAC IA TIRE
schools Of nearby Indiana cities
The annual high school athletic meet
was not discussed.
The greater portion Of the day yes
terday was spent by the superintend-
ents in studying the methods OF work
In the local high school, and in the af-
ternoon a round table talk was indulg-
ed in, in which educational subjects
were taken up and freely discussed.
The organization Of Lake county
high school superintendent is the only
one Of its kind in the northern part
Of the state for the reason that few
other counties have so many high
schools within their borders.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
CORN SPECIAL TO
CROWN POINT
Train Bearing Seed Corn
Will Tour Indiana Under
Auspices Of Purdue.

The corn special which is in charge
Of Professor G. L Christie of Purdue
university and which is spreading the
gospel of good seed corn in Indiana
will remain in Crown Point Monday
evening February 25. The train VIII
be run under the auspices of the Penn
sylvania railroad and will tour the en-
tire Pennsylvania system in Indiana.
The train VIII be equipped and run
free by the railroad, and the lectures
and demonstration materials viii be
furnished by the expermiment station.
The tour viii begin on February %
and continue to March 13, and it IS Mr.
Chrisiie's expectation that many thou
sands of corn growers will be benz
fited.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
MICHAEL MURPHY DEAD.

Michael Murphy. aged 70. died yes
terday evening at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. A. Healy, $50 Douglas
street Mr.. Murphy had been linger-
ing for a long time and his death was
mainly due to old age.
The remains viii be taken to All
Saints church tomorrow morning.
where the services Will be held at S
o clock.
After the services the remains viii
be sent to Greencastle. Ind, on the
9:19 Monon train, for burial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
BRYAN IS A MEMBER.
The Original "BfH Club" Receives
Charter ut Jefferson City.

Jefferson City. No, Feb 15.-The
Bill Club No. l, of the World" has
filed articles of association with the
secretary of state and received a char
ter. The headquarters of this club are
at Excelsior Springs, and its member
ship is restricted to men who answer
to the name of "Biup William J.
Bryan, United States Senator Stone and
congressman Cowherd of Kansas
City are on the membership roll The
officers are: President, Bill Sisk; vice
president, Bill Wear; secretary, Bill
Hyder; treasurer, Bill Flack.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
EDUCATORS HOLD MEETING.
Representatives of High Schools From
Large Territory Assemble at
South Bend.
Especial to Lake County Times)


South Bend, Feb. 16.-A meeting of
representatives of the high schools of
Hammond, Michigan City, South Bend,
Mishawaka, Elkhart, Rochester. Ply
mouth, Crown Point and LaPorte com
posing the Northern Indiana Interschol-
astfc association is being held today
at South Bend. Before adjournment
a date will be determined for the an
nual meet. 1t is understood here that
Elkhart having withdrawn her claim
for the event. LaPorte will be the
unanimous choice of the educators at
tending the meeting. LaPorte had the
meet a number of years ago and dem
onstrated her ability TO care for such
an event.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
SPORES STOICAL OVER
HIS IMPENDING DOOM.
DR.. KipIinger, Acting Chaplain of the
Prison, Has Hard Time Arousing Re
Iigious Sentiment in Condemned Man.
Especial to Lake County Times

Especial to Lake County Times).
Michigan City, Ind, Feb. 15.-Dr O..
L Kiplinger, acting chaplain of the
prison, IS finding 1t a herculean task
to awaken any religious sentiment in
William Spores. the Scott county wife
murderer, who viii meet his doom one
week from this morning, just after the
clock in the warden's Office has pealed
the hour OF twelve.
AS the days come and - the two
Lake county Greeks begin 10 show in
creased nervousness. Their attorneys
appear 10 be doing nothing for them,
and an appeal TO Governor Hanly. in
view of his refusal to extend clemency
to Williams, would avail nothing.
Il viii be glad when these three
hangings are a matter Of history" was
the remark made by Warden Reid
when the body of Williams let the
prison for the down town morgue, ''for
1 have no reason to believe that Gov
ernor Hanly will commute the sen
tenees OF either Of the three condemn
ed men,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
HIGHEST sMoKEsTACK.

It is said that the highest chimney
in northern Indiana is 10 be built at
the plant of the Western Glucose COM
pany in Robertsdale. The lengthy
smokestOck IS 10 be over zoo feet high
and from the top Of 1t a birdseye view
Of all Of the surrounding territory for
miles around might be secured. The
building Of this stack Is but one Of the
big things that are being done on this
big plant in RobertsdaIe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
GEORGE WILSON INJURED.

George Wilson of East Chicago was
brought to St Margarets hospital this
afternoon by a local ambulance. At
the hospital 1t was said it is not known
how the man was injured, but It is
supposed that he was hurt at one OF
the factories.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
NOT OPEN UNTIL s O'CLOCK.

Commencing with Monday morning
the Lion store will not open until s
o'clock in the morning. Several days
ago the clerks presented a petition to
the management asking for this favor.
which was promptly granted them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
APPELLATE COURT.

The following IS from the minutes
of the appellate court at indianapolis:
6419. Edwin A. Potter, receiver. ct
al. vs. Catherine Malloy. Lake S. c.
Record. Assignment of errors. In
term bond. Petition of I. NJ Cabe, re-
ceiver. for leave to assign errors on
his own behalf. Proof of service no
ttce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
CAR GOES OFF TRACK.

Street car No. 400. in charge Of Coma
ductor Malo. jumped the track last
night at the corner Of Douglas and
Holman streets. tying up traffic at the
south end for over two hours.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
COMPANY PAYS LOSS.

Henry Huber of this city has received
word from the Ford automobile com
pany in Chicago, that although his
runabout and that OF his brother-in-
law William Koehle of Chicago was
burned in a recent fire which broke
out in the store the loss would be suf-
fered by the company. The machines
had been bought but were not deliv-
cred when tha fra hrnl1a out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

At the First NJ E. church the SER
vices last night We're the last of the
series so far. Promptly at 1880 tonight
brief service viii be held. followed by
choir practice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
Speculation on Who Will
Preside Over Hammond's
New Court.
BOWERS LOOKS LIKELY
Referee in Bankruptcy Has Lead, and
Peter Crumpacker's Boomlet
is Waxing Apace.

Now that the bin for a separate con-
tinuous superior court for Hammond
is in good waters with the best of
hopes for its passage. speculation is
rife especially among lawyers as to
the sacrifice" for the judgeship when
the measure goes into effect. The bill
carries an emergency clause.
Governor Hanly will have the ap-
pointment of the judge in hand. the
appointee to hold the office until after
the next regular election, when the
regularly elected Judge shall have
qualified.
That some Hammond lawyer will be
appointed Judge Of the superior court
within the next few weeks is almost
certain and hence the speculation. And
wherever a number OF lawyers are
gathered, the talk is all, who Will be
the new judge?"
Bowers in the Lead.
John 0. Bowers, the present referee
in bankruptcy, is seemingly in the lead
as the possible Your Honor" and the
concensus Of opinion among the law
yers is that he would be the right man
in the right place. The expression of
this opinion is always accompanied by
the diplomatic suggestion that there is
plenty of other good timber in the
Hammond bar.
A +. Knots would seem logical
candidate were 1t not for the fact that
| for the present Mr.. Knots prefers
business above honor. Mr.. Knots is
=
with the United States Steel corpora
ton, and is SO wrapped up in the
building OF Gary that the judgeship
with him would be out of the question
! There are evidently greater things in
store for Mr.. Knots in Gary than he
could ever attain on the bench ir
Hammond's superior court Already
his name has been heralded from one
end of thee ountry to the other, and
it cannot very well be expected that
he should now withdraw into smaller
sphere Besides, the judgeship viii be
open at every election and that viii
be time enough. Mr.. Knots is, how
ever expected to have a finger in the
pie when it comes to an appointment
by the governor.
The names Of V S. Reiter and w. J
Winery are frequently mentioned
among the lawyers and are favorabl1
received. Aside from the fact tina
they are lawyers in high standing il
Hammond. they are also said to b.
favored by Hanly
Crumpacker n Possibility.
Peter Crumpacker has come in fo
his share of speculation as a possible
candidate. At first it was said, tina
because of the political relations be
tween the governor and Mr.. Crum
packers brother, Congressman Edga
D. Crumpacker, now in congress, tn
Hammond attorney could not occup,
the bench unless elected. Nevertheless
f one lawyer is of the opinion that
f Governor Hanly finds it policy [
swing around" he viii do so unhesi
: tatingly.
Crumpacker's judges boomlet ha
swollen considerably since the begin
ming Of the week when he sat on tn
+ bench in the circuit court in Crow
Point for Judge ". G. McMahan. Per
+ sonalIy. Mr Crumpacker does not con
\ slider the judgeship for several reasons
e one of them being his good practice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
MRS. WELLS sUCCUMBS.
lsnecinl to Lake CONN., Timesl

IspecIaI l
Crown Point, Feb. 16.-Mrs. Rodney
Wells died last night at her home IN
Crown Point Of pneumonia. Mrs. Wells
was 65 years old and the wife OF the
late Rodney Wells. weIl-known
throughout racing circles over the
country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
FIGHT TRUSTS IN SENATE


at
bin advanced in the house without
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight; Sunday
partly cloudy moderate
temperatureJ minimum to-
night above the freezing
point.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
EMILIO R1cHEBOURG

in6tilmente Ia cana. A SD vz lanz6 entonces gritos desgarradores.
I'm cuarto de bora despues TODD el personal del castillo es-
taba en- las habitacones de Ia condesa.
FL administrator iuterrog6 & Marietta
Esta refrio con VOC entire cortada por los solozoS y las Ia
griuaS, que no eran falsas, que un animal muy grande habfa en-
trado de repente en- la alcoba y huiio con fapdez, levandose al
nino que arrebat6 de los brszos de 81 madre.
Por extraordinario einverosimil que este pareciera fue pre-
cso prestar fe ala relaci6n de Marietta. Una circunstanca era muy
real desgraciadamente, ell recieu nacdo habia sido secuestrado
puesto que habta desaparecdo.
La condesa, al recObrar sus sentidos, con6rmo las palabras
de SD camarera.
I'm mkdico! lque venga I'm mkdicOl exclam6 Ia comadroua
enloquecda y d~esespersda.
Una de las srventas parti6 4 toda prisa.
SaNeron todoS q exception de Ia comadrona.
Encendieronse lamparas y linternas, prendi6se fuego a gran
des autorchas y aldeanos armsdoS de escopetas y de sables viejos
sc dispusieron 4 registrar todos los rinconeS del castillo desde los
s6tanoS q los graneros.
En- SD tribulac6n,. nj Ell administrator, nj los cra los advir.
terou que muchas puertas que conducfsn las habitaconeS de la
coudesa Sc hauaban abiertas. Mas tarde, cuando quisieron explcar.
hasta Ia alcoba de Ia condesa, no pudieron averguar con certeza ma
da, pueSto que abrieron y cerraron muchas pueTtas.
Con este Sc aleiaron las s~ospechas que pudieran recaer en- Ia
pErhda csmarera y Ell secnestro del recien nacido quedo envuelto en-
Ell mas profundo misterio.
FL mEdico corri6 a prestar sus suxilios q la condesa que es.
taba cast moribunds.
I'm instante despues de la llegada del mEdico, una docena de
Gldesnos que supieron la horrible desgracia, Sc unieron & los criados
del castillo para continuar las pesquisas.
Sc vist6 Ell castillo, las cusdraS, todss las dependencies. A
pesar de Ia noche, Sc d6 una batida en- todos los jatdines , Ell
parque.
81 administrator solt6 4 sus perros, ~magnffcos animales de
esza, los que despuks de olfatear el viento y arTastrar el hocIco POT
ei suelo indcaron por doude habfs pasado la enorme bestia que to-
dos creyeron que era IN lobo.
LEGO Ell da y pudo contnuarse Ia caza en- meiores condido.
Res 81 administrator no esPeFaba hallaT vtvO a milo, perO Quefia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
LA H11A MALD1TA SO

vengarse dando muerte al ferOz animal que sin duda 10 habfa de-
vorado.
Sobre "a arena de una avenida Sc ~descubrerOn las huelas de
IN animal de gran ITALIA. Los adeanos y el administrator no vad-
laron en- reconocer en- elias las patss de un lobo.
Al cabo de una bora de pesquisas in6tles poi el parque, Sc
convencieron que Ell animal habia saido por una brecha 8 saltado
por encima del muto.
En- cuantO { expllcarse como pudo Ell animal aprOximarse al
castillo y sobre TODD hanar el medic de i~ntroducirse en- 81, fuk pre-.
clo renunclar & clio. FL misterio comenzaba af
81 suceso d6 mucho que hablar en- TODD el Departmental.
Durante muchos dis los cazadores de Arfeulle y de los vecinos
pueblos Sc puseron en- campaha. Una loba fue muerta en- nm bos-
que q cuatro leguas de Arfeufle.
Para todos aquella bestia era Ia que habfa robado Ell hjo de
Ia condesa. Sc dio, Sc reptile despues, y acabaron por creerlo
aM.
La loba fuk tiunfalmente paseada por todas las aldeas cir
cuuvecinas. La c6lera de los ~campesinos Sc caim6 y cesaron de te-
met por sus respectlvos hUos.
La condesa contnuaba muy grave. 81 medico ~desesperaba
de salvarla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 50, ndmero 1914, oeste,
New York. Sito muy centrico.
Pr5xlmo al subway, q los elevados,
& los carros electricos de Amster.
dam, Columbus, Broadway, 7. y 9:
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel NE.
NE Antoinette, donde est4 el CHI
LJeyu Ame,ican0, A siete cuadras de
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele'
gante, Cocina americana y espafola,
installation completamente nueva
Tres baGos. Pidanse informes & Il
administration de la DEMocRA
Ola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03

CRIMENES horribles se coneten
en todos loo paises en- loo que el amor
Ia sido el movil principal. Crfmenes
Ia Rlegancia y al bueu gusto se CO.
mete, usando un Perfume 8 un Jabon
vulgar. cuando Ell exquisite sCaahimire
Bousquets--ya en- perfume 9 en- Iabon--
70 81 sumun del buen touo. -Colgate
c., New York.
T-H-E H-R-LV-E-T-1-A.
~ calle de ala Cruz.
Gran casa de hueapedee. sTable
d. hotels. Aposentos para farnilias y
persenas solas. Comidas 4 ~cincuenta
~centsvos cubierto. Bahos. Telefono
loa. Apartedo de correo sos. Pro-
pietario Pedro Shlra.
Nota Este hotel estA & cargo de
una sehorita cagdeha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
DOCTOR GUSTAv0 MUNOz

De la facultadl de Mediclna
de- MadridIysEx. profesoreCli.
nico:del Hospital:delSanlCar
los, sde..' aSmisma3faculta de
regresos,de i: suivlajeea madrid,
haestableodo:su o6cina pro-
feslonal en.la calle de Teiuan
NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de z
4 o. m. Telefono No 326. a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
FARMACIA Y DROGUERIA
LA SALUD"
DE ANGEL M. MARIN & CO., s. EN- c.
Arecibo, P. r. Box So. Pavfa No. a

-O-
Este a~credtado ESTABLISHMENTS montado 4 Ia altura de los meiores de
su chse en- Ia Isa, ohece al pdbnco y asu numerosa clientele un Csnstante
y seecto surtido de Drogas, productos qufmicos y farmaceutcos, pateasna-
dos, perfumerfa, b1agueroa y multtud de efectos de reconocida utHdad.
Aguas minerales diversas, las de mayor credito por sus poderosas vrta.
des curativas. Dep6sto de las famosas p1doas Nekers, t6nicas v restausa.
doras de la saud. Despacho escrupuloso de las formulas diiiio Dot = far.
maceuticos. Personal competente. En- este establecimento Is hoy donde
mas barato Sc vende. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03

- suAsr DtAz NAVARRO ha
estahleeido 81 ofcina de Abogado y de
NotaSia en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Iugto n6mero IS.
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
tee de Distrito de toda 10 Isla y Corte
Supreme, dedicandose asi mlsmo q
examen de de tituIoe de propiedades,
Incorporation de Corporaciones del
pals y extrangeras y trasmitaci6n de
expedlentes de appropriation forzosa.
Aceptando 10 noble c~orupetencia
hoy establecida an el ~ejercicio de las
~rroiasiones de Abogado y Notario, el
eenor DIAZ NAVARRO se dlspone &
oahra1 & sus clientes homoTarios exec
SiwasmamkaAmHdic0A.