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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
VERMONT Nor srANprNe srI1L.

II the state grand list figures just
published indicate anything, they indi-
cate that Vermont is going ahead with
gratifying steadiness during the present
period. From 1900 to now there has
been an increase Of nearly 10000 in the
list for polls, giving promise Of ma
terial gain II. population when the next
census shall have been completed. Rut-
land county, with Rutland City as a
center, continues to be the most popu.
lous section of the state, closely fol.
lowed by Washington county, having
Barre City as the hub, and with Chit
tenden county, Burlington the greatest
part, coming in third. vermont's popu-
lation in the 1910 census should be no
less than $4,000 people, against s4s,64l
in 1900. This may appear like an ex-
travagant claim in view Of the rate Of
progress during the last half century,
but the statistics now at hand bear it
out. Keeping full pace with the increase
in population Is the property valuation
Of the state. In this ease it shows that
Vermont has been developing industri-
ally BY leaps and bounds, with the limit
still far ahead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
MONTPELIER

c. L. parmentcr has cold his interest
/ in the Montpelier Ice company %
George W. Parinenter, his brother taey
having been in partnership for the past
year VI two.
Now that tae football team Of Mont
lpelier high school has been disbanded
military drill for the boys Of the nigh
school was resumed this morning, Ser.
geant B. A. Summer putting the squad
through its PAGES,
The herd OF G. w Lawrence, the milk
dealer, was tested Saturday and two Of
the COWS raised by Mr.. Lawrence re-
sponded to the test and were killed. Il
Is also understood that some other COWS
tnat Mr.. Lawrence recently purchased
we're killed. The test was administered
by Dr.. Barrett.
Senator w P. Dillingham; went yes
terday to New York TO attend meeting
OF the United states immigration com
mission, Of which he is a member and
which viii take important action rela-
tive to defining the states Of the com.
mission and the scope of its future
work. The commission will plan inves.
LEGATIONS to be carried on during the
winter and determine the extent Of their
inquiry.
Melzer Woodbury., aged % years,
died at the home OF Mrs. Fl. a. Huse on
Baldwin street shortly alter o'clock
Sunday morning. He has been failing
for several months from The general
breaking down of old aye. The deceased
II survived by one daughter, Mrs. Husp
and one son Frank s. Woodbury., of
California The funeral was held from
MS late home this morning. Burial was
Ia the family lot IN Randolph Center.
The funeral Of storrs I. Moves, al
old resident Of this city, who died Sat-
urday morning at Heaton hospital at tho
age of 10 years after an illness of seF,
eral years, was neid at the hnnla, DOL
East State street yesterday afternoon
at one O'Clock, being largely attended
The Rev i. II. Wright otficiated. The
bearers were A. j. Bowman, Erank
sherburne, T. r. Ranney and Herbert d.
Kent. The floral tributes included
white carnations and roses from the 10.
eal LODGE Of the |. 0. O, II, OF which taa.
deceased was at one time member The
burial took place in the Cutler cemetery.
Rev. u Q. sherbmne, who was late
II elected secretary Of the Vermont
Bible society in place of the Rev L. II.
Elliot, deceased Of Waterbury, Is pre-
pairing til take np tine many duties If
the Office and viii preach his inaugu
rate sermon in Trinity church on next |
Sunday morning. Mr.. Sherburne has
been assisted untn he could arrange Ia |
give his entire time to the work BIZ |
Rev Mr.. Kellogg of Waterbury but mas |
now made plans to devote all energies
to the completion Of the many tasks
which 90 with the Office. He Is serious,
Is considering the proposition Of locat. /
ing elsewhere than Bellows Falls, either
coming TO Montpelier or to Burlington I
for headquarters and Il i thought he /
win reside in this city, having relatives
here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
For THE PEOPLE TO SAY.

Believing that efficiency merited re-
tention in Office, The Times some weeks
ago expressed the belief the state would
do itself credit il 1t reelected Fletcher
D. Proctor governor 1t hasn't seen any
reason to change that belief, In fact,
ii has faith TO believe that ii the voters
express their own preferences in the
matter, he viii be the next Republican
nominee for governor Of the State
Friends Of other candidates say the rules
Of the game win not permit 1t; but who
makes the rulcsg Must the voters al.
ways choose the candidates the poIiti-
clans select and under conditions inn
posed by them? 1t is admitted on all
sides that Governor Proctor has given
the state good business administra-
tion, that he is looking closely after oil
the states interests and institutions,
and doing all In his power to keep down
state expenditures. If the state believes
lie is right in this, 1t should re.elect him.
He hasn't said he would not accept
second term as governor. and as he was
wiling to serve his town second term
in the legislature, it is fair to believe he
would accept second term as Cover
ror.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING
eFHvGeKS!!s!@
ia North Main St +. Barre. VI.
Ex-Mayor Harvey Hsrsey Issues a Let,
ter 10 the City Council.

Ex-Mayor Harvey Hsrsey Issues a Let.
ter TO the City Council.
To the Honorable City Council, Barre,
Washington County. and State Of Yer.
mont. Gcntlemens
] ask you. II you please, 70 give me
back the two dfiveways which your
superintendent Of streets has torn away
from the front Of my premises. Ny res.
idence. a. you may know, Il situated at
the corner Of fremont and East streets
II IL q high grade. Therefore the eide.
walk needed 10 BE- terTaced | employed
". G. Jones TO terrace and gravel the
sidewalk, and to do the sOdding.
purchased two sets q steps, one for each
Terrace OF Virgil Ayers then laid
stone eulvert in front Of the sidewalk,
about sixty feet in length, spanning the
two driveways, TO carry the water that
comes down the street from above.
covered the stone culvert With plank
also f5r the driyeways. then employed
NJ " Nelson 10 grade the driveways.
Also ] placed thereon my coal ashes for
three winters.
The sidewalk and the driyeways were
thus built entirely at my own expense.
costing the city nothing. The entire
arrangement was now complete, done
as any one Of you, gentlemen, would
have done il for yourself.
But your superintendent of streets,
without notice or warning TO myself,
now comes and tears the driveways lit,
orally away, stone culvert, plank and
as4 H..
rounding up East street some ten rods
below. Ny premises are thus left IN
front blockaded. IL is impossible for
any team to enter the lower driveway,
and make its exceedingly inconvenient
to put coal into my basement
The other driveyay is practically i'm.
passable, dangerous indeed. | have op.
ened driveway, however, from my back
door to fremont street, to that teams
can come up ther turn around, and
20 back the same way.
The stone forming that culvert did
not belong TO the city. Nor did the
plank. Neither did the grading or ashes.
Yet your superintendent has stolen them
all away and used them for city pur
poses.
Gentlemen, / deem this performance
very great damage to my premises II
the driyeways cannot be restored, il
would certainly damage my premises at
least $1,000. The act on the part Of
the superintendent Of streets is an out
rage to the owners Of the premises, an
imposition on the taxpayers who viii
have to pay for the damage, and, as
coming from a city officer, disgrace
TO the city. Of course | shall not re.
place the driveway myself. It would
probably do no good. The superinten-
dent Of streets might come and tear
them away again.
Now, gentlemen, ask you to restore
these driveways, making them in all re-
spects as good and convenient as they
were before Unless II il done within a
reasonable length Of time, shall of
course be obliged to hold the city re-
sponsibie.
Respectfully.
Harvey Hersey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

"A DutchmAn's Honeymoon i a.
beneficial % the ticket purchaser a. .
spring tonic u the langnid, only you
don't have to Try L a. long before you
feel the effects Il clears the head.
starts you thinking and puts you a.
peace with your NAole family, even
your mother In.law A bfieat. clean,
snappy entertainment, lnoccllatlng the
system with an abundance ol laugh
microbes, which are most Infectious
The complications which arise from The
Dutehman's manage and bis wife's dla-
coVefy that the eefemony was per
formed By an athlete instead q 4 minis.
ter, and the endcAsars ol Mgs b,sca
% stop The honeymoon, glse ample
scope for scfeamineiy funny situations,
CLEVER dialogues and good singing and
dancing. Opera house November q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
RANDOLPH.

o. P. Shaw OF Bethel made business
trip mere on Monday.
George Cheedei spent Sunday at home,
leaving here on Aianday morning.
Mrs. L. Alice Fisher a entertaining
her niece Miss Clark, for a few days.
Miss Minnie Ripley went to Lebanon
Monday 70 assist her sister there In a
business TRANSACTION.
DR.. Cooper and Miss Rose Cooper re-.
turned from Woodstock Monday night,
where they were over Sunday.
Mrs. B. T. Lombard is soon to close
her house on Randolph avenue and go
to W. w McColloms to board OF the
winter.
Mrs. R. c. Martin Of Los Angeles,
California. was expected in town today
for short visit with relatives and
friends.
Dr.. and Mrs. f. D. Blanchard return
ed from Boston Saturday night and on
Sunday entertained Senator w. p. Dill.
bingham.
viii Pelton was in Mortified Mon
day to look up a baker, but not in1
ing one Is expecting another party from
the state Of New York.
Frank Harrington, who Is employed
at the Randolph bakery, was called to
Boston this week BY the critical illness
OF his sister who resides there,
Frank and John Williams returned to
Massachusetts on Monday after a two
weeks vacation. passed with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ieniel Williams.
r. r. Parker was called To Gardner.
Mass, on Monday to attend the fun
eral Of his only brother, whose death
occurred in that city on Saturday last.
Ell sc. Lawrence bought en Saturday
the house of b. "A, Durkee ON Scnool
street and win move there soon. Mr.
Durkee will 60 into the house of G. G.
Clifford, recently purchased BY him of
Mrs J. r. Sargent.
Work on the sewer for the village ii
completed with the exception 81 the
connection from School street to the
river below, this portion being delayed
by the rain fall which caused the ground
To be too wet for working. Meanwhile
the italians who have been employed
oh this system having little leisure
time have INDUCED in disagreement
among themselves which has not yet
reached an amicable settlement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
WOLCOTT

Charles Biddel is working for w. e
May.
John French has been sick the past
week,
WIN Holton is working for John
French
Frank Potter was IN Morrisvills
Friday.
byron Hubbard Il working for George
Churchill
John Benson has finished work for 4.
M. Knight,
Grace Golden has returned to Little
ton, N. II.
Harry Conant Of Hardwick was in
town Tuesday.
Frank Humphrey and wife have re-
turned to Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tully Wing returned to
ST. Johnsbury Saturday.
L. Valley spent Sunday with Marshall
Mcclary At st. Jonnsbury.
Miss Inez slayton is working for Mrs.
Q. p. Foster at MorrisyilIe.
Walter Gould expects to leave soon
for Cots Fails, n r., to visit relatives.
n. T. Carter. who has been visiting
friends here left Monday for his home in
CoTinth.
Ruby. the three year-oid child of Mr.
and Ms. Wallace Towne, died Tuesjsy
night Burial was Thursday morning
Ia Fairmont cemetery. Much sympathy
is felt FOR the parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

A comparison Of what the average
student pays into a college to what he
takes out in money valuation Is afford
ed by statistics from Yale. where the
students pays on the average sla2sf
apiece, with a cost to the college Of
s2s465 apiece. OF course, what the
student gets out Of the college can
hardly be computed in dollars and cents,
but the figures just given tell how much
OF financial burden the student Is to
his institution. The burden Is partially
assumed, therefore, by endowments, or
else the colleges would have to 20 out
of business. Hence the frequent calls
Tor endowment are not unreasonable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
SAYS HE WAS CoAxED
INTO SETTLEMENT.
Now He Sues Sullivan Machinery Com
pany For $4,000 For Injuries
Sustained Last April.

claremont, n. H.. Nov frank
Julian. who was injured at the sullivan
Machinery company's works, April 20,
and through the injuries lost his right
forearm and had his right leg broken
in two places and the bones spiintered,
has through Attorney +. O. Chellis Of
Newport ana H. w Parker Of this town
brought suit against the company for
$4,000, and It il expected that the case
will come before this term Of supreme
court 70 be holden at Newport.
M Julian claims that be was induced
70 consent to = settlement for 5000 while
in the hospital. after an officials Of the
company had coaxed and teasea him for
about an hour, although be did not want
to and did not think It was enough.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

Perhaps IT Is unwaHaHtsa meadlIng,
but We have an idea that not many
towns In Vermont would have lct two
years slip by without making some
move toward using = bcquest Of $4,000
for a hospital for the temporary treat
ment Of strangers and local inyalids
properly situated" a. Brattleboro has
don't. But then. maybe the maturcd
plan Win soon emerge from the chFysa.
lie Of chaotic IDEAS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

Phil HOLSTER Is home from Goddard
With a bad knee.
Mrs W. Greeley and Miss Laura Gray
were IN Montpelier saturday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Webster Cate and son
were IN North Calais Sunday.
Abner Mack Of Quebec u doing car.
penter work for r, l. LAwlsss.
Mrs. Riley Goodel and Miss Grace
Bliss visited Mrs. Webster Cate Thurs.
day.
Mrs Nellie Clifford was In Montpelier
Saturday, and went 20 Cabot Sunday to
visit her child.
Miss Annie Davidson, who has been
stopping with her sister. Mrs. ChaPin.
returned 20 Montpelier Monday Mrs.
Chaplin Is able 70 be up again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

A rsbuks 10 users Of profanity was
recently administered by the Burlington
News, which complained that zone can.
not walk through a crowded street in
Burlington or probably in any Vermont
city without ones ears being offended
and ones feeling shocked at almost ev.
cry step by loud-voieed, foul.tongued
profanity, and there are men In plenty
the staple Of whose conversation il made
UP Of osths-osths as eausslsss as they
are offensive" The contemporary Is
right; there il too much Of this sense.
lees profanity being banded about
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
specialist Examines AIfrea Mahan.

Waterbury, Nov 5.--Doctor Shires.
Of Montreal, visited the state hospital
for the insane Saturday and examined
AAred Mahan, under arrest for the
brutal murder Of his little niece. Ethel
Maaan, aged four years, at Bennington.
Ap4a es. Manan Is now under obsrrva.
tion 4 the state hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
JINGLEs AND JEsTs
"0h, Thank Your

"Oh, Thank foul"
She sat beside me at the plays
knew her not At all,
hat Ia a COY and careless way
She lei DER hatplns fall
Beneath the seal between my feet,
OF course had 70 crawl
And A. I handed them 10 Ger
CAB, happy nngrr'toueh'l
she saii - me, she said. said she,
"Oh, thank you-~veyy mueh' /"
She stood hsaiae me in the car,
And Ne were strangers quite,
wasn't going very fat,
And % I thought I might
Give mp my seat 10 rest her feet,
tNow, wasn't that politef)
A. from the oyefhsnging strap
She ioosed her frantic clutch,
She said 70 ND. she said, said she.
"Oh, thank you--vcry nnichl"
She passed me on the avenue,
A pFomcnndeFs pass,
Her dainty kerchief, dotted blue,
And airy light ~ ga,
She dropped behind ! strovo TO find,
And found Il for the lass.
And AZ ! placed Il In Der hand,
Proianel with gutter kHintch,
She said % me, she said. said she,
"oh. thank you--yery much ."
Now. this was not one woman lone,
But these we're ladies threcl
And many more from zone 20 rome
Have thus been served by me
And other men who're helpful when
They cannot help but be.
And ever thus We get their thanks
(lt surely beats the DHehl.
They aivaya say them this.a-way,
"0h, thank yon--very mnchl"
I hope some time before I 60
To on a tomb or urn
The ladies may not thank me so--
For thanks I do not yearn.
Yet II they don't stay dead ! won't
] surely shall retuml
I shall return from out the pit,
And haply one may touch
My ghost and say, the same oil way,
-0h, thanky ou--yery mnchl"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

Barre CITY has thirty per cent. Of the
entire list Of polls In Washington eoun.
~. and with barre Town has 20 per
cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
Acanty

Cholly-The dentist told me had a
large cavity that needed filing.
Ethel--Did he recommend any special
course Of study--Iondon Public Opin-
ion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
eRANITEvILLE

The business meeting q the Ladies'
Aid society win be held Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. Dan McFarlin, at ESQ
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
Surpested 10 Miaa corelIl.

New novel by the autborrss Of aThe
Sorrows Of satan.F-rThe Delights Of
Diabol0. Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

There is always some
ching doing in Novem-
Der. Thanksgiving, foot
ball. horse shows. ETC.,
and the worst time in the
year TO be wearing old
clothes. All kinds of
sports arc on and the
wise sports are on TO our
Clothes. Also men who
are not sports know that
we have everything right
for mems and boys wear.
WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REBATE Ut fFstrrMfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
1870

Massachusetts, Ike many other states,
Is in the thrOsa today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
Wonderland
Picture Co.
fiALES PAVILION.

Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday
nights. only this week. win return on
Monday, Nov. 18th, with every picture
and song new.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
His Most Immediate. i,

@What can l do for you, madam'"
II am the latest wife Of Elder Jones,
who died this morning, and I'd like 10
have you say IN his obituary notice
that ! I'm his most immediate relative.
-Harper's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
PROGRAMME.
Cast Up BY the Sea
Too Devoted a Wife
Wild Animals
A Runaway Sleigh Bell
Modern Don Juan
Championship Won by . Foul
Captain Kidd and His Pirates
An Uniueky Substitution

ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
BLACK jim There's No One Like
the Old Folks, After All" when Bob
White Is whistling in the Meadow"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24

Los med1cOsn cOdenan unan1mementO lie
dsO de las emulsiones que cOntienen Gre
sOtadO GuayacOl. Els bien sabidO que
estas sustancias cuando Sc tOman mazcla-
das con el Aceite de AfgadO de bacaIao in
rritan el est6mago y los rif1Ones, entOrpe-
cen Ia buena nutrici6n y por las frecuentes
evacuaciOnes que causan, producer ell rapi-
do aniquilamiento de los enfermOs
FL DR.. Parsons, un distinguidO especia-
lista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
Tespecto: "Refiri6ndome al ValOr germici-
da de la CreosOta, cuandO Sc le administTa
enfermOs tuberculosis, Incorporate a
preparedness de Aceite de HfgadO de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentOs qu1mi-
cos y la observation cuidadOsa de un gran
n(imerO de casOs, han demOstradOs que
culQuiera que sean los resultados ben6hcOs
que los emfermOs puedan reciEir del usO
de Ia CresOta y Otras sustanclas irritantes,
estOs resultadOs los nulifican los efeCtOs
perniciosOs que ejercen tales dTogas en- ell
est6magO.
Els un hecho bien cOnOcidO que la asimi-
laci6n facil cOmpieta de los alimentOs es
de las Intermediates que Sc caracteriZan
por denutricion. Sc sabe taDlbien que ell
Aceite de HigadO de BacalaO, perfectamen
tie emulsion8dO, es unO de los meiOres
ben recsnstituyetes. POr ESQ es que los
distinguidOs especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiOnes de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
CRlao que no cOntiene CreOsOta d Otras
sustRncias irritantes, que ocas1onan Ell de-
s6rden de las funciOnes digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
dc HigadO de BacalaO, 20 preherO la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott 81
Bovine de NueVR YORK"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
CORTE De DlSTRITO De MAYAGUEZ
VWHII V6 BIW IIIEW DI WHIWUWL66
No. 1859, ciViZ. J Cancellation DO anO.
Lucas Pagan. taCl6a preventive do
US. eFlhaFgO de INA
SuaaeIkn ia RavYv nls7 hI0Ofa0a

| SuGGSl0n Q6 j. NAVY UlaZu lIb0t8Gas
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
EE. UU. de America,
Ell Preaidente de los EE. UU.
81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
A Ia SUCCESSION de JoBd Ravry y Diaz,
compuesta de So viuda, Maria Morazzani
Pietri y Sus memories hijoB que sc nombran:
Maria Josefa Magdalena, Francisco Jose,
Angela Catalina, Nicolas Carlos Ravry
Morazzani, sean los demandados anteG
mencionadoB.
POR FL PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA A USTEDES, que 90 ha presentado
en- la Ofcina del Secretario de Ia Corte de
DiStritO de Mayagtiez, Puerto Rico, Ia
I demanda del actor anteB citado en- la cual
Sc alega Bolicita que debe acordarss pe 4
Ia Corte la cancellation de la anotaci6n de
embargo que existe VICENTE en- eli Registro
| de la PFopiedad de San German al folio
1855 vuelto del tomo II del Ayuntamiento
de San German; fnca n6mero 676, anotR-
ci6n letra "A" y folio 179 vuelto del cita.
do tomo II inca nGmero 677 anotaci6n
letra ga" prOcedente de una demanda eie
cutiva entablada por Jose Ravry Diaz en-
el extinguido Juzgado de Ira. inBtancia de
San German; y asf mismo que SO declare
nula inefcaz Ia hipoteca ccnstitufda en-
II de Octubre de 1890 ante Ell Notario de
San German Jose r. Nazario de Figueroa,
por Candido Lugo Rodriguez repreBen-
tado por So Apoderado Santiago Quitichini
favor de Don Juan EBtevan Stefani, por
Ia Buma de siete mil ciento cincuenta y tres
pesos doce centavos; cuya hipoteca cedi6
Stefani & Jose Ravry Diaz pOr escTitura
de de Enero de 1891 ante ell mismo No.
taTio; y que SO mande cancelar Bu inBCrip
ci6n en- el Registro de la PrOpisdad, Ii.
br6ndoge para clio mandamientoB por
Duplicado al Registrador de la Propiedad
de San German; y que 20 condene ia
succession demandada en- Costas 81 SO opusie-
Ten.-Es abogado del demandanta ell
Lcdo. Bsnito Fores y habiendo presentado
una moci6n dicho AbogadO, Ia cual fu6
debidamente jurada solicitando que ae em.
plazara Uds. demandadoB por medic de
Edictos por residir Uds. fuera de la Isla
Corte ha ordenadO que el servicio de em
plazamiento en- esta acci6n sea hecho los
demandados SUCCESSION de Jose Ravry .Diaz
Compuests de Bu viuda Maria Morazzani
Pietri y Sus memories hijos Maria Josefa-
MagdaIena, Francisco-Jos6 Angela.GIata.
lima y Nicolas Carlos Ravry Morazzani
por medic de Edictos que Sc publicaFan en-
el Peri6dicO sLA CORRESPONDENTS
CIA" que pe edita en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, haci6ndose dicha publication una
w por semana cuando menos DOR un
povicdo de DOS MESES.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A UsTEDEs que
de no Comparecer contestar dicba deman
da dentro de Gu DIAS despu6g
de Notifcados, ell Damandante podr6, des.
pu6g que sean ustedes declaradoB On rebel.
dfa, sOlicitar sentencia & su favor, de
aouerdo con 10 solicitado en- su demands.
EXTENDIDA BAJO MI FIRMA Y
OFFICIAL DE La CORTE en-
Mayagdez, hoy % de Mario de 1907.
FTGneisco LlavGt, seCrstario.
Por Jose Sabater, Dpty. ap