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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-01

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-26

@ipriano gaitro. Der friiGere
Braiioent bon 8ene5i,ela, bot be-
iAloiien, tpie aus DRESDEN een1el6et
miro, nab ieinem @oterlanoe SUI
riid5ufebren uno BORT in a1er 3u-
riidge5ogenbeit ols pripater 8iir9el
81 leben. @r beiibt beoeutenoes ltno
iebr nertpoaes @runoeigentum in
Der 8egeno bon Buerto Gabelo. Set
ne fiir3li6e Snipenoierung bon Ser
Braiioenti6aft our6 oaS So6geri6t
uno Die gegen i'm i6mebenoe Nn-
ffoge pegen 4nltiftung sur @rmor-
6ung bes itellpertretenoen Hroitoer-
ten @omes ideinen i'm ni6t i'm 8e-
ringitet gu b%eriibreu. @r bot Dor
einigen @oheu Elm S6reiben an
Sraiioent @ome5 geridtet, IN mel-
dem err mitteilt, oaB er nod 8etie-
5aela 5uriid5tfebren geoenfe. aber
freimiaig auf feline @nipriife ols
Br6itoent &ene5uelo's per8idte. Gr
meroe oaour6 crit Die 8rdii6ent-
i6aft @omes' leqoliiteren unb ber-
lon9e fir iid ielbit neiter nid)ts,
oIs BOB er oei1 Heit %ieiaer CAGE in
8ii6e ouf ieinen @iitern 5~ubrinQen
biirfe. Cine antmort ouf oieies
Shreiben lit bis iebt nidt erfolgt,
oennod ptro Cairo, ben iebigell
8lduen 5nfolee, am 26. Mar8 bon
8orbeanr aus Die Heiie na6 Ga
@uatro ontreteH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-26
Gin solbat perbiuSert sOSes-@er.
ldiuDrnna.

gs ifien S. q. Stone, eitlem Be.
teran oes giirgerfrieges. bon aettp
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iden einem bartnadigen 2~ungehlei
ben uno Dem Grade beItano, lelne,r
500 berbei5nfiibren. sd botte mi,
cine %bartnadige grfaltuulg 5ligeoo.
gen., idreibt er, vmelde mir einel
Snitel1 bradte, mel6er Sabrelang al.
len Meoisinen @ioeritanb l~eiItete
Mein @epidt berringerte iid au'
1870 8funo. Damn begam id Or
Sings Seem Discovery gu gebrau.
den, meIde meme @%eiunobeit mie.
Der boGitanoig berlteate. Sd mieg,
MN 178 8funo. Sir idmere gr.
fdltungeuL bortnadigen Suiten, 9lil
tungen, s(itbma unp Inn 2ungenent,
5%iin6ung 5u berbinoern, lit es obn(
Hipalen. so Cts. nro 81. 8robefla.
i6e frei. 3u baben bel aaen Drug.
giiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-26

v. 9. Cunningham, 1903 @elSgotns
neree Ctr, 9GnoIer in neuen uro ges
brnudten Mrtifeln. berfanft biuig. aleis
oerldrdnfe. grobeBiherihrdnfe, Sdre1bs
tiih NIT 0iiderihranf ~berbunben, Gin
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urren, cine feline ausfpabI Gefen atpeiz
ter 9nno, @aloIinSGefe bon ST bis
$3.50, Ndbmaldinen bon SO Biz $500
terSfieoene Rferoe9effirre aus 8tpeis
ter Qanos EmrsMeatteu, nele lno oeS
bralldte, 6elobetten II. I. IN. &ommt iino
leht, OBJ ibr eftpas @utes rno 8iaiae5
gebrauden tonut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-26

Cute @etrdrfe urto famoIer
2un9 ifets In 8urgitaler's SaIupn
nn0 Meitanramt, BiIita Gtrabe nebeit
Der &ale Der &ermanngfobne.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26

punishments that the most unscrupu- lous power and bitterest hate could conceive. To destroy his reputation. false affidavits have been sworn out by fallen women accusing him of the lowest forms of vice. Attempts have been made to lure him to houses of ill- repute where men were lying in wait to expose him. The vilest stories about him have been circulated in venomous whispers from man to man and wom- an to woman. Friends have been frightened or bought or driven from him His life has been threatened Special laws have been introduced at the state capitol against him. The Denver chamber of commerce has pub licly branded him an enemy of the state At times the very lights in his rooms at the court house have been cut off-as the last and smallest an noyance of spite-and he has had to go to the corner drugstore at night and buy himself candles to continue his work!-Harvey J. O'Higgins, in Sep tember Everybody's.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
AT Woo
 Would Enjoy

good health, with its blessings, must un- derstand, quite clearly, that it involves the question of right living with all the term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best, each hour of recreation, of enjoy ment, of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute to living alright. Then the use of medicines may be dis pensed with to advantage. but under or dinary conditions in many instances simple, wholesome remedy may be invalu- able if taken at the proper time and the California Fig Syrup Co. holds that 1t IS alike important to present the subject truthfuIly and to supply the one perfect laxative to those desiring it.
 Consequently, the Company's Syrup ot Figs and Elixir of Senna gives general satisfaction. To get its beneficial effects buy the genuine, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
SOLD HER FURNITURE WHILE SHE WAS AWAY
CoIored Man Seeks Clerical lnterven- .
 ton and Gets Out of Jail.

Carry Clark of Colorado. an estl- mable colored lady who has been Tn the employ of pr. II. J. Jessop. came down all the way from Iron Springs inst to prosecute Ben Williams, who sold all of her furniture to a second hand store while she was away. To her great grief she learned that Ben had been in the hands of the police but that he had succeeded in getting two colored preachers interested Tn his case and had craftily departed from the city bastile with d smile and a promise. He was rearrested Tn Tucson yesterday.
 When Carry Clark left her home on the south side, of which Williams was a joint occupant, to go to Iron Springs she carefully nailed up her side ot the house and said to Williams:
 Now. you. Benny; you keep outn nah rooms while Tse away. Dye heah?"
 Vas. indeedy; yas. indeedy," said Williams. nervously.
 The next chapter in the story be- gins with Williams driving d load of furniture up to the second hand store of Wilson on South Second street. Wilson bought the whole lot for $25. Later he began to suspect that the furniture might not have belonged to Williams. so he spoke to Pastor II. r. Bray of Tanner chapel, A. M. F. church. Mir Bray did not think 1t belonged to Williams either, so he in formed the marshal and Ben was ap- prehended.
 Williams was held in the bastile over night This was about week ago. In the morning Rev. Jackson Of the C. M. E. church visited the cul- brit and through his efforts convinced the police that perhaps Williams real ly own the furniture, and therefore had a perfect right to sell 1t. He convinced the police and Williams was released. It was at this time that Williams indited a letter to Carry Clark in which he said, You gotter get me out of this or they will send me to the pen"
 Instead of getting him out of 1t, Carry immediately sought the long distance It was not working that day so she wrote to Pastor Bray that the man be held and she would come at once to prosecute him. By the time the letter arrived Williams had been released. and, like wise colored man, decided to leave town at once
 Two days ago a friend of Williams told Marshal Moore that he had letter from the man. He showed him the letter but not the address II said, Tell me if it is O. K. and will come back; if not I'll go to Mexico"
 When the marshal asked for the address the colored man said he would sell it to him for S2.5O The marshal intimated that he was only paying s199 for addresses. He ob- served that the postmark was Tucson and notified the sheriffs office.
 The chief of police in Tucson was wired a description of the man and his arrest followed almost at once He was caught near Tucson on the Southern Pacific tracks and brought back to Phoenix yesterdays very sheepish looking coIored man.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26

a quiet game of poker. So yesterday afternoon we went to a house where we played for some time. l won steadily and the others seemed to be dissatisfied. It was too hot to play, anyway, so we postponed the game till night, when I was to come back. I knew I would need quite a bit of money to hold my end I'D, and all though I had $40 the insane idea come over me to raise another hundred by working the subterfuge on the owl drug store I was really surprised at the ease with which I got the money. They knew Dodson so well they did not hesitate.
 "I am thoroughly ashamed and re- Dentant for what I have done, and l am only glad that I have no family ties and that others will not be forced to suffer the disgrace. l hope they will not press the charge against me. I have told everything I know"
 The money obtained by Patrick from the owl drug store has been re- turned to the proprietor. Patrick will be held by the authorities until today, when he will either be released or some charge placed against him.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
NOTICE,

We are closing business on Au- gust Slst and sacrificing all jewelry at S5 per cent discount Do not lose opportunity. Call at once. Those having jewelry repaired. please call.
 NAMNAM & BRO.
 213 E. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
PATRICK TELLS HOW
 HE FELL INTO ERROR
The Man Who FIimfIammed the Owl
 Pharmacy Confesses.

c. R. Patrick, who flimflammed the owl Pharmacy out of s100. and was arrested early yesterday morning, is still in the city dungeon. Patrick told his story in a frank manner to a representative of The Republican and admitted his guilt. There were no questions that he refused to answer. and there were no evasiOns and but d single cxcuse-that he had been drinking so heavily that he lost all sense of right and wrong. His plea was for leniency.
 Patrick is an accountant and is connected with the Marinette Land X Canal Company, of which J. C. Dod- son. the man whose name he used to obtain the money, is an engineer.
 "I came down from Marinette on business two days ago." said Patrick. Il had plenty of money and began to drink good deal. Then l became ac- duainted with 'two young men who asked me if I would not like to play
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
The Beast and the Jungle.

Judge Lindsey is known to the world at large for his work in the Juvenile court of Denver; and, to his little courtroom there. come Children's so- ciety agents from all parts of the states, visitors from England, officers from Germany. and government off cials sent from Sweden, Austria, France and Japan to study his laws and learn his methods.
 But to himself. to Denver, to his friends, and-most of alto his enc mics, his famous Juvenile court is only an incident a side issue, small de- tail in the mans amazing career. For years he has been engaged in a fight of which the founding of his Juvenile court was only the merest skirmfsh
 It is a fight that has carried him into politics to find both political parties against him. It has been carried on without the consistent support of any newspaper. and with now one, now the other, and at times all the party organs in Denver cartOOning and attacking him. The thieves, the gamblers, the saloon keepers and the prostitutes have been cheered on against him. There have been times when even the churches have been afraid to aid him. Men of wealth-the heads of street railway the telephone company, the gas and electric company, the water company and most of the other Denver corporations and combinations of fin ance-have made it their particular ambition and personal aim to beat him down and crush him out of public life. He has fought alone-at times abso- lutely alone. And he is still fighting!
 He has been offered bribes that might buy millionaire. He has been promised a career in politics. fortune in law He has been given the hope of worldly preferments that might se- duce the highest ambition
 When these have failed to win him, he has been threatened with all the
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26

Business requiring it, I have had a telephone installed. No. Red S9O1. r. Minor, $50 West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
Raising Cows By Note Book.

The slices of bread in the full dinner pail are to be spread thicker with but ter. The pail-carriers have not com plained, but American dairymen have become ambitious and entered on a campaign of education to the end that every milch COW must show a certifi cate of culture or be ignominiously Oslerized
 The plan is absurdly simple; a set of scales and a notebook are the only re- quirements, yet by their use it is pro posed to double the nations prOduc- ton of an article to daily diet already more valuable than any crop except corn and equal to one-third of all the cereals crowns in all the states and territories. Every twelve months the American milch, cows add $500, 900, 900 to the wealth of the nation. Double the production and the value of the corn crop will be left far behind.
 But, it is exclaimed, no matter how cultured the American COW may be- come it cannot thrive on scales and notebooks. there must be something else demanded. Not at present, for, as prominent New York dairyman re- marked before a Farmers Institute last winter: "Weighing a cows milk may not make her give more, but il may cause you to put a better one ir her place and so put more money ir your pocket. Get a set of scales, weigh each cows milk and keep a record of it the year through and you will be surprised at the results. I venture to say some of the cows you have beer calling good ones will not be found ir your herd the next year" Herein is the hint of Oslerization, which is the secret of the plan.-From More But ter for the Bread Slices" in September Technical World Magazine.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
De VIAJE.

Relaci6n de los pasaieros
que conduce el vapor "Phila-
delphia" para New York, que
sali6 aver del puerto de San
Juan.
Miss. Margaret Roberts,
Miss, Grace Young, Miss. Ha-
lie Dillon. Miss Helen Griffith
Mrs, G. F. Griffith, Mrs. John
Gastin, Mrs. Nora Bell, Mr..
Nora Mrs. R. B. Roberta, Mr.
Leon C. Conception, job A
Cotter, S. L. Guinsburg. Tho
mas McCIlelIand, J. S. Elliott,
L. F. Taussig, Paul F. RosseII,
J. T. Joslin, Mr.. & Mrs Frank
Field, Jose Llavina, Miss, NJ.
Schanabel, Mrs. Field, Mrs.
Foote. Mrs. G. Edwards. T.
P. Lippitt, L. B. Fredway, G.
D. Manton, Mr. & Mrs L. H,
Brumbaugh, Mr.. J. W. Broo
Pvt Davis Pvt Browning,
Pvt Dennis Hogan. Rafael
Ibarra, John ]. Collins, Char
les Parsons, A. B. Hart. Mr..
& Mrs Boyden, L. S. Smith,
Santiago Tomey, Juan Tomey
Carlos A. Guia. f. N. Still
man, W. B. Lockhart, Mr.. &
Mrs. F. c. Defrates & 2 chill
dren, Mr.. & Mrs, Jasinto Lo-
pez & 2 children, Luis Monta-
gued, Manuel Porras.
.Buen viaie a todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
ViSitad al popular"

Nuevas importaciones de calzado
para sehoras y caballeros sigue ha,
ciendo el acreditado establecimiento
de la calle de San Justo y en- el de Sc
iioritas hay lindisimos modelos de ul,
TINA novcdad. Perfumeria de las me-
jores marcas, paraguas y sombrillas,
aguas para tocador, estuches propios
para regalos, bastones, Y toda claso
de accessories de calzado encuentran
en- Ell Popular" del senior America
Salas, sus antiques favorecedores.
Calzado para niIos de todos precios y
marcas. Jabones fnos Ell elegantes
estuches Sc hallan q todos precios.
Es el establecimiento favorito de las
damas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
Resurrection.

La muerte es una verdade-
ra TRANSPORTATION. Ell ser ma
mas vulgar crece y Sc vuelve
un ser sagrado en- ell sepulcro.
Encierran los cadaveres en- el
ataud sus err6res, sus faltas Y
sus vicios, como 81 fueran los
gusanos de la podredumbre
Y solo eXhalan los aromas de
la virtud como 81 la virtud sola-
mente fuera ell alma immortal.
No debfamos pintar la muerte
como un esqueleto, con los o.
Jos cavernoso, huecos, vacfos
V Ia guadana en- las huesosas
manos despoiadas de vena, fl
bra Y piel; debfamos pintarla
como divine angel, sonriente
gozoso, luminosfsimo, que re-
coge las aImas en- sus blancas,
inmaculadas alas, y a traves
de 10 infinite, entire los coros
de las estrellas, Sc las lleva pa
ra engarzarlas ALA en- la inmen
sidad de los cielos. Ell sepul-
Gro vacfo, obscure, silencioSo,
donde todo acaba es un ocea-
no de luz V de vida. Ell pro-
blema de nuestra eXistencia
no esta en- vivir, sino en- morir,
no esta en- pasar por este mum
do donde todos combaten,
uuieran 8 no; esta en- llegar
al punto seguro de la muerte,
donde todos descansan. La
creencia general no Sc engafla
.uando afirma que Ruestra
tumba es cuna, nuestra ataud
echo, Y ell cahaver podrido pa.
"a este mundo, un recien naci-
DO para otro mundo meior-
Emilio CASTELAR,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
FTancia obtieRe
Ia concession

NJ. Miguel Clemenceau, hi
jo del presidente del conseio
de ministries, adquiri6 la con-
cesi6n exclusive para Francia
de los aeroplanos de Wright,
de los que hay va construidos
Is y Is mas estan construy6n-
dose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
ExameRes pTeIimiRaTes.

Han comenzado va en- la
alta esceela de San Juan los
eXamenes preliminares de los
alumnos de estudios superio-
res. Ell resultado de aqueIlos
10 sabran los alumnoS despu6s
de las proXimas vacaciOnes
de la semana santa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
TERM|NA Ia
session. DEL a.
Coneiuuaci6n de Ia pagina Ga

Soueluuaclon oe 10 paglnd oa
cho campo para hacerlo, en-
todos los periodicos Sc publ
CO la citacion para los que qui-
sleran culparle como para los
que desearan defenderlo y de
este 90 podiamos, III pseten-
dimos, sacarle a e -.
De Diego. 81 jjuez pudo en-
tender que no habfa derecho
para hacer tai Investigation
~ menos suponer que fuera a
resolverse I'm asunto en- que
sola Sc tuviera en- cuenta 10
dicho por una de las parties. E.
Canates. Luego su seforia
considera una >enormidad ell
que sc resaelva i'm asunto cual
quiera en- que haya dos parties,
sin DIR toda la prueba? Pues
de ESQ Sc quejan algunos de
los que acusan al juez. -.
De Diego. Pero es que yo no
admito la prueba de referen-
cias y aquf solo Sc ha hablado
por referencias, y solo Sc han
dido a abogados que son muy
respetables pero que han ha-
blado de casos suyos, de pro-
pios asuntos por los que Sc
manifiestan quejosos del juez.
Y este senores, yo sostengo
que no es suficiente para pro-
ceder como aquf Sc quiere pro-
ceder. Yo quiero salvar mi res
ponsabilidad en- defensa del
propio prestigio de esta CANA
ra. Y no Sc. me venga con ar
gumentos polfticos, pues 81 ell
senor Rodey es republicano,
81 trabaja en- favor de los repu-
blicanos tendra toda mi hos
tilidad por Greer que perjudi-
ca los sagrados intereses de
nuestra patria. Pero ESQ NADIA
tiene que yer con que la Ca
mara pida SUI distituci6n al pre-
sidente. 81 es republican,, 81
simpatiza con los republica-
nos, peor para el que esta en- ell
error como yo creo que l0 'es-
tan los puertorriquehos que
militan en- las filas del parti-
do republicano?"
"Y a mi no me ha maltra-
.tado el juez Rodey cuando yo
he tenido que entendermeI
con el juez Rodey. Y 81 no me
ha maltratado a mi, nj veo
porque Sc afirme aqui que ell
juez Rodey maltrate a los a
pogados que postulen ante su
CoH-Cuchy (C). Son hechos.
A mi me ha maltratado en- el
sentido Y forma que he eX-
plicado q la Camara y 4 otros
dignos compaferos los ha ira
tado en- peor forma. 49,.
(Vedse la edlci6n de mnnand.) J |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
C. SANTAMARIA,
COrrespOnsal de la Association
de la liberia y publicaciOneS
espahslaS.
San jose 4-Apartado sos
San Juan, P. X.

Revistas a que admite suscrici6n pa
ra ell aho 1909. llustraci6n Artfstica,
Blanco y Negro, Nuevo Mundo, Fl
Teatro, Alrededor del Mundo, Mundo
Cientifco, La raeta, (festivo), Hoias
Selectas, Por Esos Mundos, Orb, I'M.
parcial (diario polttico). Asi mismo
admite suscripciones al Diccionario
enciclopedico ilustrado Salvat".
Tiene infinidad de obras de Med
Gina, Cirujfa, Obstetricia, q. d., de
Psicologia y Educaci6n, .Cromos reli-
giosos paisajes Libros de Misa, De
vocionarios cat6licos y Espfritas, obras
de las bibliotecas "Salvat'. "Grana-
da", "Maueci", Calleia- Acha, Carlo.
mel y Esteva. d., &. Bows
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
Para Ninas ! Mujeres.
Las Pildoras ROssdas del doctor
Williams son un EXcelente
T0uies para dar faerzaS y
Buen0s COl0reS.

La mission de las PE;dofas
Rosadas del DR. Williams es
de purificar 8 enriquecer la
sangre Y fortifiear los nervios.
'Por su constitution especial,
Ia mujer es muy pfopensa q
deblEtamlentos como puede
verse por Ia paiides que con
frecuencia marca eli gtreo des
ninas muieres, .caSadas Y
soltesas. En- esos4 4easos la ma
Ituraleza clama por IN t6nlco
tortificante para restaurar
las fuerzas, la energla y sal
varse de las intermediates.
Miles de muieres deben SUI sa-
salud y buen attractive a las
-Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. VII
Hams.
Entire muchos testimonies,
he aqui un case reciente;
"Tengo ell mayor gusto en- ma
nifestar 4 Vds. que mi Espo-
sa e hiia a quienes por reco-
mendaei6n de un buen amigo
df a tomar las Pfldoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, sintie-
ron Una notable mejorfa q los
pocos dfas de seguir ell tra-
tamiento, como indican los
envoltorios. Y que en- pocas
semanas ambas Sc pusieron
completamente bi6n, a pesar
de que mi esposa habfa esta-
do como un afo con la debili-
dad. y palidez, y la nina como
ocho meses, sin que ninguno.
de los diversos tratamientos.
que habfan seguido las hubie-
ra aliviado. Esto pone de
manifesto la notoria efica-
cia de las referidas pfldoras,
las que no dejo de recomen,-
dar siempre que tengo oca--
sion" (Carta del Sr. Manuel
J. Rodriguez, Sotuta, Iuca-
tan, M{xico).
Enriqueciendo ia Sangre VI
fortaleciendo los Nervios esI
como Sc. adquieren todas las
fuerzas whales. Tales COM
prenden naturalmente las fuer
zas digestivas. Nadie dispu-
ia la ayuda queaprestan los
a los digestivos. Pero
estos obran sobre los alimen-
tos y no sobre lasefuerzas di-
gestivas, .por 10 que aliviean
y no curan. Pero las Plldo-
ras Rosadas de Dir. Williams
han adquirido una populari-
dad inmensa no como calman-
te sino como curative.
Todas las Boticas de impor-
tancia venden las PfLDORAS
del DR.. WILL
ANS. No Sc acepten Susti-
tutos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
DISTRITO JUDICIAL
DE SAN JUAN.
COrte de DiStrito.
Secci0n la. .s.. ~.
Lntestado de Jacinto Vazquez,
MIN. 2541.
AVISO

Habiendo sido el cue suscribo nom.
brado administrator INFERNO de los
bienes de dicho intestado en ordsn de
9 de Febrero de 1909. para cumpIir
To- que dispone el articulo SO y de con.
formidad con 10 prescrito Ell el 81 de
la Ley de procedimientos legales espe,
c:aies, aprobada .. el q de Mario de
1905. todos los acreedores de dicho in
testado deberan presentarme sus re-
camaciones con los correspondence
complo obantes bajo juramento, en- la
.oScina del abogado don Herminio
Dias Navarro. establecida en- esta cit.
dad, calle de San Justo ndmero ".
San Juan, P. R., Mario de 1909.
Jose Sosa Olivia, administrator in
terino del intestado 9v.