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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
1nngearnt,lnoung

ioItc nit Ncaop.ReIiei mic iolst bc.
bonoelt merben Gem Batienten
iclItcn 20 Sropien Sienbp Nelief
icSc Stnbc in eiuem @ein9las noll
@oiier gcaeben ireroen Ole 9rMIt
lmo ser 9iilfen niiiien burd bin.
iige Ginreibln0en lulier benz Gin.
ililB BON Hcanp Neliei aebolten Der.
ben. &roitiuppcn aus Sleilher.ratt
mO irildlcm 6lciidl nlillien gcscben
uer6eu. nm ben Batieiltcu ju frni.
tiQen ano bic Ierooiii,lta ioll 5eit.
lpriIig 0urh Or. &oopop's Nil!eii
0lgerc9t mer0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
Ginlaonngcn sur SinridJtnng.

Ghica9ocr Shcriif mcib 9ficbt5 bon
9'initS @cgnooiglurg. - @oupcr.
ncur Gcnecn bot ibm teiue Nit
tbeIllm1 Dcndht
Gbicngo, y. Sonuur. 49, SIDE,
ri'f StrnBhcin, ser bon Ger llnt.
ludnollno Ger iiber ben G5cheu Scr
manu- giQif, bcr W0roer Der Morp
T5rol. perhGnqtcn Sobcsitraie in lc-
benSllnglid)t Snit nidt bcnohriftiat
porbcn lit, bat Die iiblifen GinInoun-
gen 5u Der Sinridtrng am %. bs.
DTS. perlanot.
sd pciB nidDtS bon scr llnnpnnb
lung Der SobcSitroic". ioNtc Der Sd)c,
riff. rGs ltono aIler0inQ3 in 0cn Sci
tnngen, nbcr cS fnnl cbcnlo gilt ,3ei=
tingsHeid)rp1b icin. aicinc leBtell
,Snltrllftionen iino, @illif ON nGhitcn
tSreltuG 81 h1nG2n, llno ld bobc bcl,tc
oo5u Die Ncldluorenen, Die 9illit pro.
jci'irt, uno bic iibidcn 3cugcn cinge.
lnocn. Wcnn bcr Wouuerntlm 9illif
be9naoigt bat, 10 lolItc id ldllelnliglt
ouuon benoGribtigt lueroen. Solong
Dies nidt geidiebt trciic ih oic 0or.
bcreitllngen fir Die Sinridtlmg. unb
oieielbe miro itottIinocn."
Ser Sdcriif ipurbe oorouf auf.
ncrfiam oemoht, Onb Der @ouper.
neilr sur 3cit nit ocn Eeablod IN Scr
2c9islntur icbr bcid,1itiat lit nnb Die
9enahribtigunQ ofcnbor iiberiebcn
babe. .GaS follmt fir Den S6eriiI
oielcS Gountp nidt in Wetraft", lou.
tcte Ole 9lntluort, ner bat nlr ieinen
@eii!Ingcn 5ll fotgcn."
9ilif mar ilberraidlt, ober ourd.
aus nidt nicoergeidJlugcn, oils ibn
geIa1t ipuroc, ooB Ginloounaen 5ll
ieiner S>inridtllng crgangcn ieicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
Ncnrr Scnator fir Sanias.

2cpefn as.. 27. Satiiar. ~
Gle bcioei Sdi,ier Der 2egisIatnr bo.
ben geIiern IN eetrennten SisunSen
Soiepb 6. Yriiiow sllm Vnnbesiena.
tor fiir ben ain 4. Dlar5 Degiilnenoen
ied)SidBrieen 1errtin eriudblt, aIs
Watfolser bon Gbelier 8. Gong. Die
Ndbl iplroe beute III gemeiniamer
Sisiiiie beiber Saiiier perieft ae.
iiiud]t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
SaIlncn. nnb Giicrfdmpic bic S,anpt
indlr.

Santidgp be Cuba, 81. Sa.
itiiar. - Sntnen. lio stierfiimpfe
ircrben oie Saiiptpunfte Der GeitIi1.
feiten fein, ipeIde morgen BIER our
0eier Der Giniesling elmer nttten I'M.
atbangieen Hesierl,ns fir giibd itatt.
finhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
RAILWAYS
READY
RELIEF
an nab rerbitet 2unseusnt5iinonus
oocr bcilt JIG, menn lie iidl
idlpn gc;eigt gdt.

Ssem, Str 20 ober 30 Sropic''
beS Geobp. .TeIici in chpnS heiBcu'
@uiier nebmt. elld 6n 9ett legt nno
ciu Gtiid 6loncll, ouS nit Mcaop'
9}eliei eetrGnft it, um bie Geblc
Iegt, neroet Sbr ntorgelts oollitdn.
oip ge6eiIt pom Salspeb arfitebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
Sin Sabr 8eiinguii fir Gbaniienr.

9tew Dorf, 27. Snnuar. -.
Scnrp s. Benedict, Chauffeur III
2icnilen bcS 8rn. Gbos. ". { (r9cots")
2mnnelL bcfannte iid) bcutc i'm
Golntpgcrictt 5r Wheola. Gong SSs
lono, beS SootitlngS I'M stpeiten
Grooc ihuIoi1 mo Iulrbe 81, eii,iab'
rigcr @ei0ngnibbait uer,irtheilt. 9as
BON ibnl 1ciiibrie Slmnea'ibe antc'
nobil coliibirte un 81. Suni b. s.
olti Der 9ethpn5e.&ballIiec NIT oen
HIutonio6il Oca Nrn. ). st. aroiemo
bon 9telu 9ird)ellc. zines Iireftors
scr .slmericm Copper Tlntc Co.
un6 9Irolcmn muroe babel 10 id,per
utrlcet bnb cr binncn Qtr5em Itar6.
Gme llntcrilhlnlG ergob, DAB Benz
DICT oo5 lln9Iiid 0l,rd itraibnre Wod,.
i1li1fcit oeridhnIOctc. Gunleu be.
icno iich iilr 3eit ocS @oriaGS niht
lit oen 9llltolnobil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
Salswcb llub Grfdltnna

gecrtDe 6erreu d5e'tat.cn Gle MIR, eane,
fir bic ruter 6ieniie 5l onnfen. ,pslehe intr
,Sbr NeiImitiei eiftete, Ser ar;i fam sire,
nal tdeIica nnb hi To iclHc 1eilmitiel nle Sn
lnnpldm iuno. gebrnihtc id eine ,jIafde
3f bnbe onth aeiunben. hpb es rie eiu gan,
bcrmitisl bel Hulatueb iuiriie. an bem Id, ies
ben g1tnier leinc. 2d petrauGts ee NIT srr'
tcm TortbeiI tci bcrf6ieoenen oeiben ots
mcnc 0tnocr Gniteu. uiio cmp'ebe ss. ipsnn
immer ID cS fiir notbpeneia tottc. Hetren
ircrnoen. Gle fdnuen bierppn 1Sebrdud, ma,
tbcn. lpenn etc NuoIleH Sehes gscrt tii ernu
gemciut
plil 6ciicm Sunie
Stau 4. Gtttniar,
10 1fil il5. GirGte.
Gclp Wrrf etiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-28
Nutis an NNic,hcr.

sSiinint Shr Elm 0cim? SSenn Sies Der Saa.
beflei Sbr iedls 3immcr uuo Eloeitube. buSeS
mn fdlies l4aiier. Su5, cemeniiricn ppf. ettrt.
n5irte 3ieGeln ais StraBenpaier cor hcul
SauS. nabc cinem Ru;f unb orei Sirubcnbnbn.
Ntrlienf Wcjublen Sic Hehr ais $40 afieibe
monatlirb2 - penn 10 ounn antIpcrtei auf
biec siu5eiGc SD hin @igcn.biimer ioIher
Sdnfr uno mas idp iuiinibe III cine snSubI
cutter HRictber. Mian aorefrc: ..0pr 10O,"
Teutfhcr 9prreippuocui. (2T9, ,30b)
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Gpnsrebmiible mablt.
Scnat beipridlt MaiIcrmess &ertras
nit Canada.

Socona gruennlng 5uu StoutS
ScfretGr beitGtigt. 9lnnubm,
Der Foltanlt3 8erlpiui9ungsbil
I'M Snllie. g4ilctt's slnarii
ulf Sen ErGiioenten Hooicuclt
aus Dem Erotofoa gcitriten. -
siainep ipicoerbolt iciue @eihul'
bialngen bc5il8lih bcS Eauomu
aonuls. ErGiibcnt enpiieblt
Hc!plllt8ln1 SIR GutfermmN
heS s9rads bes Shlohtihiiico
Dtainc" aus bem Soien Sopo.
mas.
" bingtoM :. e., p. San.
- Cine tur52, Scr Grlebi9lulg bon
HolltincgeidjGftcn gciuiomctc 2cgiolc-
.tipiiBimg bc5 SenatS murcc bcute
olrd Sen gIntrag, IN Grctlltiplaunq
ill gebcn uno Sen @uiieriucgS Ser,
trog nit CANADA IN GrmGgltng 81 sic
ben, 5u cinem jGbcu Nltifllb &c,
bruft. &crihicoene Scnntoren, mel.
die Die GrluGgung onoercr ldlueben'
Der OtoBnobnen luiin'dlten, ipioericB'
ten lid Dem Wllnihe Scr Maioritit
oielen Tertroa ms Seine 81 bringer.
nno cine 9lbitimullng infer %crlc.
lung iuor crforbcrlidl eGc oic Sbiircn
Gelhlollen lucrbcn fonntcn. Tic Gr.
n09ln1 GcS &crtrog2 mar nod nidJt
crlebigt ols Ii6 ser Senat rm 100
pertaate. Sm 2onfc Der belltiecn
Situng bcltGtigtc Der Senut sic Gr.
nenniu19 Oa@ Srn Bacon 5llu
StaotSietratdr, uno gleidl borolli leg.
te Der SeBiere oen stntseio ob
9ie bcutigen Gcrbonrllngen Des
Mepra .ts.ianteubouies begunncu nit
Der Iirobme bcs 9cridte3 zines
Spriill'GontiteS. lpeld)cr cnlpiicblt,
nob Gle filrjlid) bon @iQctt (N.-D.D
goDoItenc ?icoc gcgcn oen YrGliocn.
ten 9ipoicpclt olta benz ErotofoQ &C
'trid)en mcrbt. @Gbrenb Ser biernlii
heglltcnGen iucitcrcn Wciprcchultq
Der EoItarntS. .Geruilliaungs6ia oe.
langtcn Die 9eitcrl bon Nuinap (Sa.)
erlobenel slntlcBcn bciilglid ocS go
i1dnlotanol5 luleocr uui'a SopCt, nit
ocm Heiultnt baB @ecfs (.Muii.D sen
Seltator SooDe pertbcioigtc. mGbrcn0
Noinep leine acitrigen |cifuIhigin.
gen be5iigllh ocS BON SoGgc peran,
loBten slntallfS 5lpcier Compiler Iiir
Den Fannlnnfanul mieoerbplte. Tic
EoltamtS 'GerpiQigungsbia lpuroc IN
ncbreren Tunftcn omenoirt. Ius
iuidtiglts bcr s(lncnocmcnte pcrictt
ctpo 800 Siilf5lupcrintcliOcnten lmo
Glerts bon Yoititdtioncn aus Scr
$lOO0'alolie in bic $t10O.aluiie DER
Vecicnlteten. ,pGbrcnb Die @croro-
mug bctrefI5 3nblllng Ger rotbpcn.
olgcn 9ltSgabcn bon TipilionSs Sll.
perilltciiocntcn, GiicnbCDn.E Epitclerf3
nnb unocrer slnaeItellten mlDreno Tie
i'm Iienlt bon ibren neluobnlihen
Saitptanartieren obipeicno iinb. &c.
Itrid)en iullrbc. Sie 9iQ lplroc id,lieB.
lid nngelonnlcll. SIN @nn5en Der.
pilligt iie 1924 100000 I'm 5.34
perta9tc ih bas SouS.
Ter Erdiitcnt id,idic beutc ocnl
GonareB cine Grttuboticboit. ipcldc
Die Gmpfehlila oeS Gr.8oupernclrS
Magoon bon Glbn bctrefis Cutter.
nlulg ncS @rnd5 bcs Sblud)tid)iiies
.@'oinc" aus Dem Snien bon Sopona
marm ullteriiiitt unb cine &eripiai.
gnng fiir cen 3lued uori1ldgt.
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Abe yifeuIu
idait oaB mnr Gin snrSea 9olf b5niftns eiAe
,}eit long dber fttsndls nli' Sic fnucr 3ltir
G1rrar b1lleit ioune acipeie hofnr iieferii
nnd1 nts berulnllen et Sfrnaro. rdntssS lGfn.
&urocrif bon i0eerdrnien ssdtfrtSuae 3tsst
lr rpm 9uiIc ioteocr btr Sfraellcn6cif iirey,
nniuoriit pofben. sic et 9ernaro ,strdiitsr,
ptlcll aher blbcA 'ih nnrh 3ahrhnnbcrtr tiii,
eurh &c ~unlt oeS Solien srnerbeI, lii,s srnnl.
sSirillng bct nIler 1rnli!bctlfn oes g,nser$.
eer se9er mo esr Nereit. sfae slrut1eftn.
% GeItS (TtIoga)
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f5oriietnne iiebe 2. 5eitt.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-11
nv or AUGUSTUS BUILDING BOON

grano!ithic sidewalk installed i'm front
Of the theater, which gives a very at
tractivc appearance 9to what was for.
merry an unsightly locality
The IS men employed by C. y
Hoxie & Co. have been very busy dur-
Ing the last IL months for in additin,
to the larger contracts already p,n.
toned in which the work has han~
done by him his concern has also haa
its share Of smaller Jobs '"u
one Of the smaller jobs upon r,tfo,,
this concern is at present engaged -
the converting Of Hotel Winthrop i,t"
three modern tenements for the viol,
cry realty Co., which when cor,r1ataa
VIII cost at least $4,000. Anotbnr 49,
which the concern has done for ~
Vickery Realty Co., is the addition ~
the Doughty block, occunied h,, ~, ~
q held at cost Of $4,000. An addi-
'''ii %'H9o mas also been built at the
rear Of Swift & Turner's estahlish-
ment on Water street and jmnrova
ments made upon the main building
amounting in all to about 80 0O0
smaller addition has been nlaced uron
the rear Of the store Of ]. II Coear ..
Co, costing in the neighborhood ~
$500
This concern has also built com.
modIous garage for the Augusta
House 40x70 at cost Of $500 and in
connection with this job two houses
owned by the Augusta Real Estate
Association have been moved. one IA
Grove street and the other to Higgins
street. new underpinings have been
placed under both of them and other
improvements made, at a cost Of about
$1,000 each. The concern has built a
private garage for Congressman Bur.
leigh at cost of about S1,100 and
another for Lewis A. Burleigh at a
cost of $3.50
One of the most extensive repair
jobs done by c. E. Hoxie & Co. upon
a dwelling house is that owned by A.
E. Barbour on Oak street. A new
foundation has been placed under the
house, an ell added, modern plumb
ing installed and other improvements
made at a cost not far from $500
The old Capitol Hose House which
stood for a long time south of the Au-
guSta House has been moved to Grove
street and the Chase house has been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-11

May 1, 1909, the painters were putting
the finishing touches upon the eX-
terror of the building
The parish house is two stories in
height in addition to the basement.
The exterior woodwork is of cypress
and the floors throughout are Of hard
wood with maple finish. The parish
house is heated with hot air and light
ed by electricity. The lower story
contains five rooms and a connecting
hall. Upon this floor are large
dining-room women's work room.
kitchen. women's dressing room and
la small assembly room. The upper
floor is entirely occupied with a large
assembly room for social gatherings.
The new theater at the North End.
known as the Theater Comique and
owned by H. L. Morrill,, is one of the
buildings on Water street that have
been remodeled during the past year
G. f. Hoxie & Co. at a cost of about
81, 900 transformed an old stable which
stood on this site into a modern NOV
ing picture theater and bowling alleys
adjoining. The theater, which is de-
signed entirely for moving pictures
and vaudeville has a seating capac-
ity of 80 and it's stage dimen-
sions are 37x17. The theater is well
lighted and has numerous exits. A
number of other buildings in this To-
cality have been repaired and a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-11

ing-room arrangements are amply
provided for in the Burleigh pavilion
near at hand. The building will be
heated on the Arsenal steam line from
the main plant.
The building is 2Sx75 and two sto-
ries in height. In its remOdeled form
it will make a complete modern
dormitory, splendidly adapted for its
work at a moderate cost. The work is
done by r. J. Noyes and is now in
progress. The contract price is S2,495,
but this does not include plumbing or
heating. which is done by the regular
crew of Hospital Workmen.
The Hannah Bridge Williams Me-
mortal Parish House, which was be-
gun last year was completed in May
of the present year and is a valuable
addition to the buildings belonging to
the st. Marks church property. This
parish house was erected at a cost of
about $4,000. The contract was given
to Reuel J. Moves and the corner
>stone laid on All Saints Day. Nov /.
1908. and exactly six months later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-11

stable in Lambard court into tenr
ment house at a cost of $4,000 for Fran
J. Ham. A new house of the same az
sign and costing about as much isgy
ing up close by the other house for Il
same party, the work being done as
the other case by Tracy &, Metcalf.
new house is also being built by o.
Stetson on State street at cost
$4,000 and will be occupied by him..
One of the finest of the new To
dences built in this city during "
past year is that constructed by H.
Noyes for Harry p Lowell at the ="
aer Of State and Oak streets. The hous
is thoroughly modern in all It's apps.a
tenances and has just been compie.ss
at a cost of $1,000. The same contrac'~
has also dona an extensive JOB OF : !,
modelling upon the historic old house ~ =
Green street occupied by Assoc, ass
Justice Leslie C. Cornish. The ell n =,
been raised and cellar placed ui'u,
it and number of interior chane .so
made in the main house including IN
making of one large living room w ,rhe
porch adjoining on the west SIDE. :,
entire cost of tine work was aoO''
$500. =,
dwelling houses for dfMerent spaf'N'
the past,sseasen. Among them =
age house of severn rooms for ;. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-11

moved from its former site to the To-
cation occupied by the Hose house
| Repairs have been made upon the
Chase house and the gully filled in,
the entire job costing in the neighbor.
hood OF $4,000.
Frank r. Wellman has nearly com.
pleted two story house on Western
avenue at cost of $4,000, which he
will occupy himself. He has also built
a double tenemant house for Lewis
Counce on Lincoln street at cost Of
| $4,000 He has rebuilt and thoroughly
moderniZed house on Grove street for
his brother. O. r. Wellman at cost
not far from $500
Tracy e Metcalf have built two fine
houses on Stone street for DR.. L. "
CROKER at a cost of $4,000 each. The
same contractors have also built fine
private residence for c. c. Ballard On
Western Avenue. costing In the neigh.
borhood of $1,000 and also house on
Scwall street for Mrs. George S. Pawn
of Winslow at a cost of $4,000. The
same concern has remodeled the Nasn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-11

foundation and concrete floor suit
ably pitched for draining have been
installed. This work has been done by
l.. l.. Wellman and will cost about
$500
The building on the arsenal grounds
that was formerly the nome commits
stoned officers quarters. is being thor
oughly remOdeled. The transformed
building will be a dormitory on two
floors with the necessary bath rooms,
attendants rooms and baggage rooms.
Here 80 or more of the male patients
will be cared for. Cooking and din
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-15
EDICTO DE SUBASTA
Hstadoe Unidos de America. Ss.-El
Pregidente de los EE. UU'

POR CUANTO, en- el presente caso
ne ha librado por el secretario de esta
.Corte y recibido por mi, ei Marshal
s,na orden de ejecuci6n contra el de-
snandado arriba mencionado, en- VIZ
=tud de sentencia cOndenatorla de 1e-
cha primero de Octubre dltimo, en- IA
yor de Sucesores de NJ. Lomba y "a,
~;dichos demandantes, por la suma oe
uuinientos sesenta y nueve dollars VEIN
a dos centavos, mas los intereses le-
gales ascendentes veintieinco dollars
-cincuenta centavos y las costas;
Y POR CUANTO, la referida SEN
,tencia IA .sido debidamente anotada en-
. el libro de Registro de Causas del Sc
.cre.xrio. eli dia mes y afio antes men,
~cionados, y que dicha suma de qulnien-
.tos sesenta nueve dollars veinte y
dos centavos, con Ell interes soore Ia
misma. es realmente debida sobre tai
sentencia;
POR TANTO, yo Jose Labrador Vi
rails. Marshal de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan, I.
g., he dispuesto, en- cumpl'mento dc
-dicha orden, sacar pdblica subasta
los siguientes bienes, como de la pro-
piedad del demandado: Tres yuntas
de bueyes de trabajo. dos carros de
:.carpar caiias, v ochenta cuerdas de ca
fsas, diez ocho cuerdas de corte y
scsenta dos de tocon, habiendose EN-
bargado previamente tales bienes, con
u aclaracion de que las cailas 10 fue-
ron, sujetas & las resultas que existan
4despues de hecha la liquidation con la
Central que Sc encargue de su molten
~da;
La subasta Sc lleyara efecto el dia
"a de Enero de 1909, las tres y
1nedia de la tarde, en- la oficina del
Marshal de la Corte Municipal de Ca
.rolina, sta en- el edificio de la Corte
del Distrito Municipal de Carolina, y
tendra lugar bien por Totes por 10
totaiidad de los bienes sujetos { rema-
fe, segin se determine en el mismo &C
TO.
Los bienes seran abjudicados a me.
.ior postor y el importe de ID venta Be-
ri sstisfecho en- el acto de la adjudiea.
-cion.
San Juan, P. R., Enero de 1909
Jose Labrador, Marshal Distric Court
of San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-15

10 cual formaria embargo candad sucene para
levantar pramide memoria de la maligndad tas
cendental de los tTibunales de lustcia
II Es possible tutor-pregunfs sorpresa,-que Ri
cardo haya podido concebr sospechas contra vosf
i All! ha mia e sutl qne encierran tales abu
engendra fatalmene fnssa enfermedad Ell con-
taco ha egado hasta Ricardo, las cosas balo
su verdadero aspecto Es precise compadecerle.
-Pero es una horrible desgracia
Themes raz6n hija mia exista otra mas ho
rrbe Ricardo sdo arrastrado POGO hasta apoyar
cana podrda que hace todo 10 que la rodea
pero repito que la cupa debcmos compa
decere
lie manifesto embargo ei pesar me casaba ei qua
huberan tenido tan rrstado bondad su des
interes
No quejemos, Ester-rcspondd con baen humor
Eva es mas fex que anes, csto mucho rs verdan
que haba esperado amigo de dos jdvenes con-
servar su afecto pcar es nuenca madita; era
edr temasiado poraue Ia sohrs he Ia cancieria pssd
,nuv pronfo sobre Ia cuna d. pcn-fn
No lie ensefiara tai = esicrcs reconocer SIT
errorf
-Debemos desesrlo. hiia NH eSperenos sobre todo
oue no 10 reconoxca dcmssiaio > In todo caso no sea-
mos muv severs ~ de extrr 10 que sucedef Tn lo
ven nm nino puee supo1er anes errores en- IA JUS
,a Nadie ouisiera creerlo-connu6 mn tutor baJsnoo
Ia voz como hablsse consigo nismo otraa con aror
de ocuparse de su nieres De serminar sus Degocios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-15

2oA

Elite ha tendo nocia de enfermedad ha venido pie
Pobre mujer iAndar veinte mas zapatos de tela,
solo nor saber como estabas Dos gracias no habamos
sado de casa porque hubera regresado embellishments
pie 4 Londres
Continusba la antigua conspiraci6n drigida hacerne
feliz ' cada cual tomaba su parte-
-Si no te moestase-continu6 mi tutor-recibir esa
nocente mujer da de evitar Boythorn
e trabajo demoer lie darias placer hacienda
Ia ese honor.
omprendia que la presenca de la pobre loca eerceria
en- mi alma una Influenza saludable Siempre habian
tado Iasma desgracas de Fe, pero nnnca tan
10 como entonces: sempre habia sentido placer all
War ss penas pero haba sio este placer tan vvo
entonces.
Die mi tutor que me gusiaria en- entremo vera,
acoraos e da que la pobre oca tomaria la disencia
para venir conner conmigo.
bernie exagerado la pequeha preba que iba sufrr por
habere ado imporancia medic de los benecios
uue me rodeaban Acud6 mi mene la oraci6n que lie di
rgi siendo na e da de mi cumpleanos que haba as
pirado ser buena laborcsa lea para araerme un POGO
de amor v expermente rcmordimento al pensar
On Ia felicdad que habia ogrado dede aquea epoca e
caro que me haban prodgado 81 bastante deb para
echar de algna de que me habian servdo To-
.,se les g-acias De que veia colmada'
Repeti mi antigua orseidn paabras infantess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-15

Hacienda Cirmen d \ sueesi6n Dc
don Jorge j. Finlay, Ramon Brase-
no y Fernando Martinez; por q Sur
con la misma Hacienda Carmen; por
el Este con Ia propia hacienda, An
dres Rosado, Fermin Rosado y Jesus
Rosado; y por el Oeste con IL d'chA
Hacienda Carmen. En- este predio se
halla enclavada una casa vivienda dc
maderas del pals y techo de hierro
galvanizado, de ocho varas de frente
DOT doce de fondo, y otra casa para
cosechas de maderas del pak te
cho de paja.
NImero adosp: Predio de 6 cuer-
das y 81 centimos do terreno en- e
barrio de sAlmir1nte Nortes de We
Qa-Baja. de tercera calidad, equiva-
lentes & 2 hect&reas, 70 areas y una
centi&rea, y colindantes al Norte, e.
to Oeste con 10 Hacienda Carmen,
y por el Sur con Guillermo Perez y
DOrOteo Rosado.
N6mero xtres,: Predio de II cusr-
das 81 centimos de terreno de ter
cera calidad, equivalentes { hectA-
reas, ochenta Areas y IS centilreas :
Radican en- el barrio sBajuzap de We
ga-Alta colindan por el Norte con
Ia Hacienda Carmen; por el Este con
la misma hacienda y Josefa Rivera; /;
nor 81 Sur con valentin Pab6n, y por
Il Oeste con la Succession de Baldome-
r. Agosto.
Nnmero acuatron: Predio de terie-
10 de sobrevega en- el barrio eBaJu-
ran de vega-Alta, Consta de cuer-
das eauivalentes & 2 kectarcas. -
areas 12 centiareas, colinda por
los cuatro puntos cardinales con la
Hacienda Carmen dc la Succession FIN
lay.
Nnmero scincos: Predio compnestc
,e 12 cuerdas y 60 centimos de terre-
no de tercera calidad, equivalentes a
nQct4TeaS, 30 ATehS y ~ SS'A"A
Radica en- el barrio aBajuran de We
.a-Alta colinda por el Oeste con
Jesus Rosado y Juan Negron, y por
los demas vientos con la Hacienda Car
men de la SUCCESSION Finlay.
POR TANTO. y habiendose orde-
,ado por el Hon. .Juez de la fri-
mera Scccion de esta Corte Sc publ
ue la pretensi5n por tres veces en-
in periodico de los de mayor circn-
aci6n en- esta ciudad, para que los
me tenean aigun derecho real sobre
! inmueble d, scrito. las personals ig'
loradas quienes rucda perludlcaI
Ia inscription y en- general tooo el
,ue desee oponerse pueda efectuarid
ientro del termino de sesenta dias
libro el presente en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico 4 12 de Enero de l9O9.-
4. Marin Marien, Secretario de la Cor
te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-15

Ex-Parte
DECLARACIoN DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTO habiendo presenta-
do el abogado. don Jose G. Torres
sna moci6n nombre de Jose Rosado
Malpica para que Sc declare a su ia
vor ell dominic de las siguientes fin
cas-:
N1mero euDop: Predio de 126 cuer-
das de terreDo AZ cen'imos, de ter
cera calidad. en- los barrios de e-,lmi-
rante Nortes de Vega Baja eBsju-
ns de Vega Alta. Eguivalen ~
hectxreas. 20 Areas v 20 centiareas. y
eolindaD al Norfe con terrenos de Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-15

TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE- PUKRTo
RICO
Ol.lna del oesretaEi0
Por u presente - informa 81 poeu-
20 eu general, gu. los programas para
10 .dmi.'6n de aspirantes d ejereisss
de "a ABOGACIA ante los Tribmales
insuares no se distribuyen en- esta OF
c,na. debiendo dirigirse todo ell que IN
terese alg6n ejemplar de ellos. 4 10 u
brerfa del Boletin Mercantil. que hs
tornado s en cargo la publication y
venta de los mismos.
San Juan. p. r.. % Julio de 1897.
A. 2. Castro.
1.~-~,ayic aoi Tribunal SUueemO.