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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-09-08
Home in Sun for Hartman

a physicians prescription which costs $780,
900 to fill may seem a bit high, even in these
days of luxury, but IL you happen to possess
more millions than you have fingers and toes
and then n good many more you may not
mind the expense any more than II. H. HART
man does.
Several months ago the flnancer's physi-
clan decided his patient was not getting
enough sunlight and so he prescribed a sola-
rum, or sun room, on the top OF the new Har-
riman home, at Fifth avenue and Sixtynnth
street. New York. The fnancier looked at the
prescription and turned 1t over to his archi-
tect Grosvenor Atterbury. 20 West Forty-third
street. Mr. Atterbury in turn, called in Julius
Peabody. one of the cleverest OF his STAFF and
together they drew the plans.
The solarium will occupy the entire top OF
the house and will comprise sunroon, two
bedrooms. two bathrooms and a sitting room.
Each will be so arranged that 1t can practl-
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Dunning and the state hospital for insane at
Egn, failed to uphold the theory of Or Wood
ruff
"Of course cannot state positively off
hand whether there are more blondes than
brunettes confined in this institution" said
Supt. white of Dunnng. 81 do not think,
however, that there is any difference I'm the
numbers. ! will say though, that have found
the lightcompleXioned inmates inclined to be
of more nervous temperament than the dark
patients"
1T may be true of the jails and insane in
stitutons in New York. commented DR. Pod
stata. superintendent of the state hospital for
the insane at Elgin. ILL., 81 have not found
such to be the case at this institution There
are as many patients here OF dark complexion
there are blondes"
OF 253 convcts in Clinton prison, whom he
he observed, Or Woodruff states that l9 had
very light hair, 6l had light brown hair 6l
dark brown hair and ll2 had darker shades.
The doctor maintained that this Is far
above the true average of blondes. OF nearly
5000 men admitted to the Emira reformatory
DR.. Woodruff found 3lS blondes. 80 with red
hair, 1903 with sandy. 1908 with light brown
hair. ,449 with dark brown hair. 1,40C with
black
lie concludes that unless the blonde Amer
lean finds some better means of survival than
he has at present he will he wiped out, as
type. in favor of the brunette.
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ICY BREEZE MENACES
TRIP IN BALLOON
REMARKABLE EFFECT or SUDDEN
GUST OF COLD AIR ON
GAS BAG.

New Nork.-lu narrating a trip IN
balloon in California. writer In Har-
por's Weekly gives the following
graphic description:
san Jacinto and san Bernardino
were blue behind when luck forpo
us and our globulo Of floating gas
The barometer was Rrm at l6.50O feet
when the wind turned tickle. With
the sweep of % northern chinook from
the south, where the waters Of the
Gulf of California breed coolness. a
whipping breeze clutched the balloon.
Our flight was checked, and. from tho
warmth ut a moment before. we shiv.
cred.
Instantly the gas reacted Th,
needle that showed our height tren-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-09-08

hlcd and whirled away from the
three-mile mark gaspcd as we foil
and looked at Mueller for the signal
Sand overheard lie had seized tine
barometer in his hand It's point ncw
toward zero.
The desert rushed up To meet ts.
Sage-brush and cactus that had been
mere dots sprang into vivid relief.
Hills became mountains. while the
watch licked once Bottomless can
yons yawned under MS with Jaws wido
for the prey from the skies. In an
the wilderness of rock and ruin there,
was but one tiny spot of yellow sand
where death. perhaps would look the
other way.
My ears seemed tO burst. Blood
rushed to my head and drummed IN
my temples. My head reeled I'm the
heavier atmosphere. saw the huri-
son that had been thousand leagues
away swept out OF sight by the teeth
of the peaks that hemmed ms in. AND
still we dropped as though a catapult
had hurled MS.
Mueller said never n word. Motion
less, he watched the patch OF Level
sand. A reef OF lava, sharp NJ
knife. bOrdered IT, Yet he made no
sign.
He dropped the barometer and
clutched at sandbag heard through
the throbbng of my ears voice that
shouted; Hang 10 the ring Don't
jump"
! grabbed at the stout wooden ring
that held the ropes above my head
We struck. Sand flew into my face
and my head roared with the terrific
impact. My body swung across the
basket and nattened Mueller against
the rigging Then, before | had time
TO think, we were racing skyward
again and ! was lying limp against the
wickerwork
As rapidly as moment before it
had whirled To zero, the barometer
was now dancing over the thousands
toward the black mark that registered
16,500 feet, as far as the barometer
would 20. Again We were back i'm
the skies that tossed MS to destruc.
tion one moment, and the next sud
denly snatched us from the claws of
rock
So fast did we rise that we shot
through the colder wind in the rush
VI second. The barometer needle
cast shadow ON the last mark on
the dial, and still the big bag of gas
careened upward. Mueller had brushed
the dust from his face, and now stood
silent, watching the world drop away
Eighteen thousand he figured.
10000. 20,000-we're far over 20, 900.
and still rising"
Here our lost wind gripped us again
and we were kitlng eastward The
San Jacintos were hut a mere blur of
fading blue aud the hollow into which
we had been thrown was far lost
among the desert ranges that our
speed piled behind us
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conerste House collapses.

Winnipeg, Man.-Four men were IN.
jured, iwo mortally, when the hand.
some reinforced concrete apartment
block known as the "Bredalbane," be
in. erected in Margreave street at "a
cost of $25O0O0, collapsed with "a
crash. Heavy rains had moistened tho
concrete so that the steel girders gave
way and the heavy floors fell To thS
basement, The four men were in
specting the work at the time.
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lica becomes the property of the winner AS
the trophy is properly inscribed with the name
of the winner. the publication represented and
the score, IL viii in time be very interesting as
well as handsome affair In addition the Nation
al Rifle association gives a life membership to
the second man. and there are number OF
cash prizes. While the n. X. A. matches fol-
low the national matches and have been shot
at Camp Perry for two years past and will be
this year, Sea Girt still keeps up the Press
match" for which Arms and the Man provides
a cup and the N. J. r. A. the cash prizes. The
Illinois State Rifle association and several
others have press rifle matches.
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= TNRDS sc the cur.
This annu-
al contest grew out OF a merry Jest at Sea
Gift some years ago. Each year there gathers
~ Sen Girt a happy party of newspaper mon,
who have been attending the New Jersey
matches for number of years. They have
Correspondents club. which holds annual
meetings ana of which Leslie Il. Fort. son of
Governor Fort of New Jersey and publisher
of Lakewood journal, is president The
meetings are now held in the governors man
sion mt Sea Girt range. Some years ago as
Il joke the correspondents decided to have
press match AS they We're considerably
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out of practice, they shot on 1000 yard tar
get at 600 yards. Even at that majority OF
the bullets wers never located. John Taylor
Humphrey then editor of Shooting and Fish
ing won the contest and when the prizes
We're presented at the club house that year he
was handed battered tin cup by Gen. Bird
w. Spencer. who gravey complimented him
on his craftsmanship. Mr.. Humphrey made a
suitable response and predicted that out of
the match better things would come. lie also
filled the cup" according to time honored
custom. The following year MIR. Humphrey
presented a handsome silver loving cup for
the first prize and the New Jersey Rifle asso-
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sfess from eight till 30 a. m and from one
To I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon
During the matches of the National BOARD
lor fromotloh or Rifle Practice and the Ma
uonal Rifle association the range was Off.
cored and manned by the L. S army and the
national guard. Markers and scorers were fur.
iished 10y the.army. IA regiment being detailed
Ior duty at the range Teams entering the
national match either subsisted themselves or
were subsisted at the mess hall
Congress appropriated $4,000 for the
messing of competitors during the national
matches.
Each competitor entitled To a cot and
mattress and necessary camp furniture such
as stool, wash-basin. water.bucket tin cup
broom. etc, and ample tentage was furnished
all through the courtesy of the state of Ohio
Competitors supplied their own blankets and
bedding other than mattresses
careful estimate of the number Of men
at Camp Perry for the matches included 100
regular army officers. 1,0O0 enlisted men
L. >. A., team contestants and officers 900
national guardsmen not attached TO teams
and civilian rifle club members, 800 TO 500
brigade, o. n. c.. 500.
The prize list at the matches q Camp
Perry was very attractive to rihemen as the
money was largely in excess of any hereto.
fore divided and the prize lists were much
larger In the national team match the
prizes were follows: Glass A. $3.50. $3.50
$500 and $3.50; Glass b, $3.50, $3.50. 1925 and
5000; Glass c, 5000, 5000 s175 and $3.50. In
addition there a trophy for each class
and every member of the twelve teams re.
Ceved a medal In the national individual
match there We're 80 prizes, amounting to
$3.50, with the same number of medals In
the du Pont tyrO match, shot under tbe aus
pices of the o. s. II. A., the prize money
amounted to S400 divided into AZ prizes The
Ohio matches carried from four to 12 or more
prizes As the matches of the National Rifle
association were conducted on a percentage
basis a great amount of money was divided
and the number of the prizes in the big
matches was large. In some of the great in.
dividual matches. like the Leech cup match
the total prize money Appropriated $500 and
more. All the entrance fees less the actual
expense of operating the range were returned
10 the contestants in the n. X. A. matches
For the national matches Congress furnished
the prize money.
With a few exceptions the press champion.
ship trophy for rifle shooting which is con-
tested for each year at the national rife
matches, is the only big trophy of its kind for
which newspaper men strive as representa-
tives of their publications and not personally
There are many working newspaper men who
are members or eX-members of the national
guard and not n few have seen service in the
army or navy and in the Spanish war. Among
them are some excellent shots, and while the
restrictions surrounding the Press cup are
such as to prevent members of state teams
from competing and thus the number of con-
testants Is curtailed. the contest is always
keen and 1t takee Q good score TO carr; on
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Police End lona sleen.

Los Angeles, Cal.-The rattle OF a
patrol wagon that came TO take him
to hospital awOke Edward W Clark
from three-day sleep. He had been
in comatose condition that Mrs. G..
M. Donald, his landlady. could not ex-
plain. When he awoke he sat up IN
bed, rubbed his eyes and inquired
what all the noise was about.
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o. $. r. a. numbered six. They
were confined to teams and citi
7ens from Ohio. Indiana. Illinois.
Wisconsin, Michigan aud Ken.
"clly. which states comprise the
Department Of the Lakes
Preliminary practice for the ma.
tional matches began on Friday.
August 20, and continued on Sat.
urday. Sunday the range was
closed. On Monday. August %.
the national team match was
opened and was followed by the
national individual rife match and
the national individual pistol
match. These matches were com.
nlelcd by Friday, when the Ma.
tional Rifle association matches
began They included II matches
During the period from August
TO 20 the targets were manned
by brigade of the Ohio National
Guard and shooting was i'm pro.
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Ohio state Rife
matches of the
q $ sOcfatton
which were open
only 90 It's mcul-
Ecrs and mem
hors OF thc Ohio
National Guard.
13 matches ia
AL Next In or
er were the
atchos Of the
ohio state Rifle
: ociation.
hich were open
% al corners
Ihey numbered
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replaced by ARMS ana
the Man" the latter pub.
LEGATION gives for this
match n replica of the
Press trophy. The orig
iual goes tc the publ.
cation represented by
the winner. which keeps
81 for one year. The rep
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Tn" ohio National Guard rctcrcr vcrc
that organization exclusively. Th,v began
numbered five matches. lmwcdiatCly lolo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-17
MANUEL MELCHOR GARCIA
DECLARATION ne It04lINlO


P0R CrANTO babiendo prcsenta
DO a abogado don lose e. Torres una
moci6n a nombre de Manuel Melchor
Garcia para que st declare 4 su favor
ol dominic de las siguientes fncas:
la. Casa de MADEIRA del pals Y te-
cho lie zinc en- la calle del Comercio
del pueblo de Rio-Grando. dedicada d
tienda, la cual mide once metros cna-
renta cinco centimetros de frente
por diez con noventa De fond0 Y tres
metros cinco centimetres De luz. Co
linda & su derecha entraIldo con la
calle del Carmen; i la izquicrda con
casa de don Diego Roman Diaz. por
la espalda con el patio DE- otra casa de
promovente Manuel Melchor Garcia
Esta situada sobre un solar que es pro
piedad del mismo promovente, Y tie
lie ln valor Dc mil dollars.
"a. Casa de MADEIRA con cobija de
zine en la calle del Carmen del pueblo
sie Rio-Grande, II eual mide siete me
tros treinta eentimetros De frente por
oeho De lado esta situada en- IN so
lar de ciento siete metros cuadrados.
Colinda la derecha entran,lo con .Iuar
Avalo Y Garcia; a la izqnierda con FL
promovente Manuel Melchor Garcia.
por la espalda con solar De don Die
90 Roman Diaz Lac casa tiene dos
metros setenta y tres centimetros de
luz. Y. una cocina anexa de cuatro me-
tros treinta Y cinco centimetros de
largo por tres metros diez centime--
tros de ancho. Tiene la finca un valor
de oehocientos cincu.Eta dollars.
P0R TANT0. y habiandose ordena-
do ror i HonorabI -iucz de Ia Prime
IA Seeei5D De oS,a ,orte SO publique
h pre.ensicn pcr tr.s yeccs en- un pc
riodi~o ae los - or cirrrlecif n ,'e
los que So edifan ~ esta ciudad. s-g-
IA cue los one len,an lin derccho
real sobre Fl iamueble de- tito. las Per
son~z i.-~o-~Ars i.-s ~--3r 80
I'D II IS ria.i'n. : en- g.ne-s
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POR CARLOS DICKENS

halsaraado e cico sin nubes; cuaesquiera que sean
nuestras apfudes todos somos hjos de la naturaeza
\ as suplico que nonbre de raternidad que nos
uue que no nterpongais por mas tempo entire las flores
" mi persona 81 cuadro rdicIo DE panadero fnroso
Inssti6 sin embargo coocarse deante quitandome e
sol anenazindome que yolvera, por ESQ me allegro
de cyitar.Su vista ytndo gozar al campo mi ami
- .arudyce.
Ne ptns6 momenio Il disgusto que podria causar
u panadero su esposa hjas. despidendose de
Su fama sieio compile libre de toda nquie
tud
Du-an,e el viaie di6 pruebas de tana facundio la
leuto que Eva y yo cstabamo> maravadas el viento
de leynte que atormentaba mi tutor euando partmos
de Soners- Town haba cambiado viento del sud
les de andar dos millas.
Apenas llegamos la Casa l1gubre. NJ Skmpole, /
quien gusaba mudar de sitio, nino ego al sa
lon antes que nosotras lie o e piano, cantar bar
arola fragnentos de arias alianas meodias alema
mas hasta e momento que reunimOs a e. Enton-
ces empez6 hablar mczclando de cuando en- la
conversation algunas frases mseale dciendonos que
terminaria al da siguiente dibuio que habia prnc
piado dos amos antes.
DE pronto entro criado eni eco una carta an Ja
rdyce d cual lego sorprosa Fl nombre de Ieces
ter Dedlock.
IIubiera querdo huir pero esfaha paralizada, nj ST.
al hJeco De yenisna
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peddme e dnero que necessities, sin que Il 10 sepa por
supucsto dejad que arrege vnestrls elentas.
-Quefilo amigo deseo el alma daros susto EN- TO-
do pero ESQ parece fornadaJ superflua una
preocupac6n. Por otra parte, creia que NJ Carstone
era nmensamente rico que e bastaba ransferr aguna
frmar pagare para bacer Hover los guineas
los penques.
II. An no-djo Eva no solamente rico, sino
que pobre
20 Sera of-dijo NJ. Skimpole soDriendo me lie
ndis lie asombro.
y mas pobre cuanto allmenta una Illusion
periida- anadi6 NJ. Jarudyce cogiendo del brazo NJ
Skimpole-Tened cuidado de halagar esperan-
zas que le conducrian perdicibn.
Va sabts amigo mio. que SOY nulo materia de
negocos soy yo quen fomena esperanzas sino
que por el el quien arrasra teneras No
puelo menos de admraras admire todo 10 que IS
se,luctor pero no sc NADIA mas 10 oculto
La franqueza Y la sencez que hablaba produle-
ron IN mi su acostumbrado efecto. No podia al
oire que fuese capaz de diSmuar NADIA de iniuir
nade Y sin embargo, cuando encontraba sola des
pertaban pesar mo las sospechas tenia disgusto
al recorIar que era amigo ntiso de persona que
anaba-
Cuando NJ Jarudyce termn6 10 que NJ Skimpoe la
maba su interrogatorio sal6 este para IT llamar
hiias ieiando mi tutor muy contento por habcrnos
prhado inocencia, volvi6 muy prono las tres
seiori;as madrc que habia sido bella que no
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EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITo DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, p. II.
Estados Unidos dc America, FL Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.
q q
JESUS ARROYO,
Ex-Parte.
DECLARACION DE DOMINIC
Mum. 2796.

POR CUANTO. habiendo prcscnta-
Ia 81 aboga,lo don Jose G. Torres una
moci6n 4 nombre de Jesus Arroyo,
para que sc declare Il su favor el
dominic de la siguicnte finca:
Casa de MADEIRA del pals v cxtran--
gcra con techo de- zinc, radicada en- la
calle del Comercio del pueblo de Rio
Grande, en- un solar que mide once
metros de fondo digo de frcnte, Y
vcinte Y un metros con ochenta Y un
centimetros de fondo. hnda la de-
recha entrando con dona Amalia Ruiz
viuda dc don Tomas Paz; por ia IL
Quierda con don Alfredo de la Cruz.
y por la eSpalda con I'M solar de la Su-
cesi6n de Jose QuinoneS Correa, com
pucsta dc sus hiioS Ramon Dolores.
Ramona. .Josefna y MonSerrate, todos
mayores de cdad Ia casa mide diez
metros cuarenta ccntimetros de frente
por diez con sesenta Y Seis de fondo
y tres metros treinta Tres ccntime-
rios de luz: Y tiene ancxa una coci-
ma dc veinte pies por once. FL valor
lie la fnca es de sctecientos dollars
p0B TANT0, Y habidndose or'lena
b. nor 81 Honorable .Iuez dc Ia Prime
ra Sc"oj6I de esta Cortc 81 publiqu
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Una nueVa sOCiedad

Los senores Rodriguez, Zimmerman
Y Ssntigosa, nos participant que han
establecido una sociedad comercial qu'
BE denominara oThe Cuban MetroPoli-
tan Films Coo para dcdicarse Ia
yenta y alquilercs dc peliculas y apa-
ratios cinematograficos. vistas fijaS y
todo 10 que tenga relaci6n con el ne
gocio.
Esta soeiedad cuenta con las ex--
clusivas de las Companies oMetropoll-
tan Filps Co. The Cuban Cinemato-
graph Co. de In Ilabana. \. Villa yCo.
y Martin del Olmo,p de Barcelona, Es-
pana.
la sociedad vende y alquila cinema
t6erafos y peliculas, Sc ocupa en- ms
taiar los aparatoS inStruir 4 los mani
puladores todo 10 Indispensable pa
IA poner en- Marcia nm ncgocio de
csta ciase.
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EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRITo DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Estados Unidos de America. 81 Pre-
sidente de los EE. Jus. s.
MUNICIPIo DE vEGA-ALTA
EXP 'arte
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTO habiendo prcscnta-
do Il abogado ID. Jose q. Torres una
moei6n 4 nombre del Municipio de We
Ga Alta para que Sc declare 4 sr IA
vor ell dominic de la siguiente flea =
Pre,lio de terreno de doscientos veinte
mil trescientos ochcnta y nueve me-
tros cuadrados veinte Y seis deci--
metros, equivalentes cincuenta y cua-
tro cuerdas dos centesimas. Colin
IA al Norte con Ia Hacienda0 0Carmenp
de la. SUCCESSION de don Jorge /. Fm-
lay reprcsentada pOr el apoderado ge--
neral don Manuel Garcia Marrero; y
tambi6n con tcrrenos de don Tomas q.
Weymouth: al Sur con terrenos de la
fnca oManantials dl mismo senior
Weymouth separadoS por una quebra-
la. otros terrcnos de dona Antonia
Freyte; al Este con tierras de Ia mis-
ma sonora Freyte, dona Maria Garcia
el senor Weymouth Y al Ocste con
terrenos de Ia Hacienda Carmen % 81
yalor diez mil ochocientos dollars
POR TANTO habi@ndose ordcnado
por el Honorable Juez dc la Phi
mrra Scccl6n de esta Corte Sc
ahliquc la pretcnsidn por tres veces
nm pcri6dico de los de mayor circu-
eiin DE- los que Sc editan cn esfa Cnl
ed para que los que tenean ale0n de.
rho real sobre Il inmuebIe dcscrito
os Sucesores de don Francisco de los
)hvos como anterior dueno de Ia finca
/ eeonas ignoradas 4 quienes 7
ariuoi ar Ia insrirci5n Yen gene
raj todo el que dcsee oponese pueda
'eoet5ario den.ro dl tarmino de Sc
scnta dlas. libro eI presente en San
Juan de Puerto Rico a q de Febrero
he l909.-A. Marin Marion, Secretarid
de la Corte. 4.
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En- el numcro pr6Nimo de nuestro
querido colega "Ccrvantcs' viencn
adornadas sus paginaS con hcrmoSos
e'interesantes ( rahaios. consagrados /
conmemorar Ia memorable fecha de la
abolici6n de la eSclavitud en- la isla
"Cervantes" es una i-vista que hon
ra i la region por muItiplcs conceptos.
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ArticulOS para osCritOr
UN GRAN SURTlD0

Escribsnias elegantes, propias para
regaIos, de varioa tamanos J precioa
papeles de todas ella ses. Sobres, La
pices, Tint&s, plumas, Prensas para 60
piar, Copiadores de cartas Libretas 10
todos tamauos, Factureros 1ltimo mo
delo infnidad de objetos 4 precio@
econ6micos.
De venta en- q BoLETIN MTRcAN-
TIL
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todo el que des6e oponerse, pueda efec-
tuarlo deniro del t6rmino he sosenia
dias, libro el presente en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico, a 10 de Febrero dc 1909
A. Marin Marion, Secretario Corte Dis
tritO. ;
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dias. libro el presente On San Juan dc
fucrto Rico, a 10 DE Febrero de 1909,
4. Marin Marien, Secretario de la Cor
te.
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EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, P. r.

Estados Unidos de America. Ell Presi.
dente de los Estados Unidos.
SIS
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