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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

eineinnati, 10. april

Qtas 5bpotbeten.
@iliam 6snnissn an q. Moro q.
Il. 6, Co., $500.
Qsilis ]. genie an Cas g. u. q,
Co., $500.
Mabse 6. TiIlsr an Gan Wsarep o
Ia. 6. a., $500.
emma Minier an grooibent CAB.
ings q. u. q. Go. 5000.
Wiorn g. Ben an goune Mems g.
II. &. Co.. S1750.
GolIie Can an Soutbrn Ohio 6.
u. g. Co.. $3.50.
Somss 3. Butler an M. G. auHi.I.
$500.
annk Gems an G0nnie 8. Moobur
u. Mnb., $500.
Bennett 1renarp on goltrain Q. II.
6. Co., $1,000.
6orrp 6. Berg an 6OHritedb 9. u.
g. Co.. $500.
60. Hsdrtin an Gprins GorbsH 6.
II. q. Co.. $1,000.
Defer 8. 4Gehle an oiefsIbe, $1,000.
Glisobetb Q. Tos an Carrie Etoton.
$1,000.
Morn u. Gdomaier an Genoie 9,
u. q. d. Co., $3.50.
eng. 3. Berg an Gntsrprife 9. II.
q. u. Co.. $3.50.
aissie Gteatbam an UapIitor 9. d,
.. Co., $375O.
Wlattie 8r0sts an Gif6mann 9. u,
q. Co., $500.
amanbo g. 6nr0ing an Dbio DaI'
Iep g. u. 9. Co., $500.
Mi[l1rb q. lnD gbas. Moebltng.
zruifets, On Minnie @itbing, $1,000.
Greb. q. MiemnGnn an gdrf5<Ie
80. 4 6. u. y. Go, $1750.
emma Gped an Qinn 20. I 3. q,
.. Co. 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
GrHHOeis.Htbnms : ll,bertrasHus.H
Gintinnati, 10. apriI.

Y iAt Hat, 10. @lpti.
Self. u. girnbaum an SO. 9a. SObn.
ion. 45 bel 125 6ub an Der BeIdsits
Der Reip Rihmonb pifs; 81.
mdlter Q. 5roster an MaItsr Z.
sroiter, 1927 afer annb In Surpep
620 in 4nbsrion Eownibtp; 81
2arten MoRion on 6srbert g. pa
hpub, 3beil Der Got SIT In Glsmsrs
lInterdbtbsiIung; ST..
4nna gunttr an 5tnrn 6. 9nnttr,
1s Bel II 5ub an Der SitIsite Der Rili
Strab.. sipiIGen 4. unb 8. GtraBe; 81.
Srancis 9. gatfeler an eIIa u.
2eglOnS, Got 10A in 3. RuFeu's Lns
terabibeiIuns in ainporb; $3.50.
Ssrbert g. ganoub an Wlabge q.
WilItr, Got % In Gieele &c StulIp's
llnterobtb.ilung an 4on GtroBs; 81.
Jobn Douglas an Gamusl o. gcpa
per, Cots 20, q, % unb % in Senrn
Goross' lnterabtbeiluua in Rcrpoob;
81.
"hAAH Ssut4te9 III AAUsL1 W. uttts
der. Cots 1S5 unD 1856 in aongpielp
llntrabtbeiIuns In Cartilage; 81.
Ulortin Stoeber u. Mnb. an Der.
man !. @itt., 30 Bel 125 CUB an Der
Sfisits Der Carthage qits In 81. gers
narb; 81.
aSitts 8. Guthrie an Bernard O..
aroser. 160.79 a6er 2onb in Gestion
% In Columbia Sotpnfbip; 81.
grben bon Gbiporb o. 8roptfielb,
per Sheriff, an Gbarles 3. Gierers
% Bel 80 Jui, an Der WeItfeits bss
groobpan, 95 CUB n6rblid BON
Urontlin Str1bs: $500.
Wargdret gopil an bic 5tilsarmee,
Got z unb 5b<iI pon Got s In Georce
Gtriblsn's Somtiieao llnterabibeiIung;
81.
8ernuro GsbIborf an Games q.
Rutlsr. 80 Gub an bsr Glfbisits bsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

S<sfin nssnss. 2inSsss. Gtndzssst. q.
2esis so Gents nne barabsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Gin aampf nm Solebos aatbe.
orale.
R Rabrfb. irn mar.

Wd IT'D, I'M Uedr3.
Mk 70 bitle uraIte goutxntmGIsr
Gtircpos fftint ii1 aud bic lpunbers
bare sotbiI6e aoibebraIs 9oIebos in
Stdub onflofen Su tpoflsn. Die Goas
sebt, Der sempeI NIT ben nldrfknbdfs
geiDunbentu pftilern Tsi ihon All aebs
5eiitn Der Jnngfrou Warin erri6ist
iporben. Gpdter isi bic Wsabnnna 5fs
ters nit peirus unb pnulns BON
Simmel bod berGbsetommen unb
babe fi6 Inn fponifdkn 6oufs bes
6errn febr rpoh sefiiblt. Qun ffeint
bis erbubene G6dbsrfn fitb grcIenb
fernsubnIten. Jnfoige ,unkimIidsr
0tri6kbungen i'm Waitieifhiff baben
fi6 bic mdnbt Bic su rs 3sniimetsr
nn6 auben gsneigt. Go Bat iih biea
Ter Baum ouseebsbnt, pdbrenb bic
Geitenfhiffe sufommenfhrumpfien.
Rife tn ben m1nbsn. beren sEDrts
lhritte Iih init mathematician ges
tDibhii Derfolgen IdiIsn. baben nid,t
auf iin iporten laffen. Werben nid5t
fhleunigft bic sgnHhnmente bsftftiot,
bic morftxn 9kile bes GebGubes trs
ntatrt. bas ipurmitifise. iiber o.
biibr Idipers Dad bur1 Gin mpberuss
eifernes erfebt, 70 ipirb bie htrrIihe
Rotbtbrnle sines 9nges bas GhidInl
bts Mcrtusiburmes bon Wsnebie tfxis
len. Hersiis nurben ifiihterne 8ers
Tufe geniaht, henn Muin pcr3ubeuaeu,
bod Ieiber gtkn In ber Gorge fir ben
ebrtpiirbigsn pdtienten bic btfitn
ardfte bur6 kri1mmli6s 9riberTebs
ben berIogen.
Gpanien iIt Hnb tpis Dor bic seis
mutb bes fauipfluitieiten QatboIisisa
mus Gur0pas, bic in allen WeItfpro<
den BON ben berHfeHften Dihtern Be-
fHngtne Ratbbrule am Gtrunbt bes
9oio nod ftin 5eiteIies Nolp<rt. aDer
burn bic puerto bel gerDon NIT ibs
rem feds Qifhen III jsber G<itt Tn ben
getDaltigeu Maum sintritt, befommt
einen Hssriff BON benz iiolssn unbeugz
fdmen Gpnnien, aud einth Hegriff
bon Der CARTE zines glhiIipp bes 3ptis
ten. Dds aapitsl btittbt Dors
|aai. nur sesH Mtrbant Can apis sis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Dfrb gettbopeu feIbtt
birigiren2 Dor etnigsr Sell battle
IN asibtn elm Gpabpogsl, Der ipa6rs
f6sinlin unier ben bortig.n otnbenis
fhen 8iirgsrn su iuhen in ,6ffentEi6
bttnnni MAIDEN IdHen, bab Der Eidtsr
GopbOftts an sinsm beitimmsen 41ge
in Der 4uIn Der llniberIsit cine geintr
9ragDbien perlonIid portraesn tperbe,
Mnb sipdr unentgeitlih. iror6Hf gepnts
ter Shneibsr nnb 0anbI6ubmn6er
ben liniperiititspebslI um Giatrittsfdrs
ten fur bic 9orItfung bejtiirmitn. GIN
0sssnifiid bnsu ift nun, fpie bic .Dofs
Hide Seitung1 btrihttt, iiiralff tngms
iterboul eeliefert iporben. fir bie
3ipeite 6aifte bes Wlpnots MpriI ijt be-
fanntlid Inn 60og sin Hestbonensnflus
In 4usfiht geacmmen, BET bem fan nlIe
bsotuienben 9oniperts BetthcDeng aur
auffiibrung fcnmen tperben. Gin, ipie
ts f6isn. ben befsren Gidnbtn onaeh5s
riser 5err, Der iib fir bitfes Wlufits
fen tn timer WuiiinIienbanhguna In
Amfterbnm einen outeH piab Iimern
ipcllit. frngte ben Chef Der s5trmn, Oh
gesibcpen bic Cper .JibeIic., um bie
es ibm boupifi6lin su thun mar, ieIbjt
btrisirsn iperbs. Die annnbme. bnB
man ts NIT tinem buumsa bnnaltn
Wis sn shun babe. fripiss IiG onaes
fi6ts bts btftimmten nnh iebe ironifs
fhs Mbfiht boIIft6Hbig ousfnfiebenben
gebnrsns bes ;5rnetlteafrs b0!b dls
hinfdlIia. Der WuFisalienhSnbler hem
bits ni6t enising. mar o6er fsin GpnEs
rsrnerber. btnn NIT ernfier, balb aes
htimnibDolIsr Wisne srffdrts sr. bnB
es nod nihi gang fiher fti, ob HtttbDs
ptn ftlbit uiif btm 1irigtntenpult ers
fShsirtn insrbs. Ter tnitdufthis Qunifs
fitbhobtr sos bdrnuf fsiH anfuhen nit
Der DtntrtuHg 5uriid, bab er mil bem
Antnuf elmer eintriftstarte tparttn
ipolIe, bisxr ouf ffins 5ross eine finers
unb gelDiiFe AuipOrt erbalten babs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Tcltiitr glpeilut, 558 3Mb 1ffIih boz
Wpnoburr Mneniie: $500.
/ 5annie =. Rnbbnr an annis Cams
51 bel 100 Jub an Der glorooit Sd,
pOr Clinton uno 3opies GtraBe; 81.
Grben bon Sncpb setb, per sheriff
en- Winnit ssoeriter, Cot z i'm sobn Sf
@risbt's llnterabtbeiIune an Din,
Strdbe; $2250.
Die Goltrdin q. u. 6. so. an Ben
nett Srenorn, 80 bel 100 5uB an be,
Sftieite Der Seegnr apenue, so s5uE
ncroli6 BON MdperIn apeuue; $140O.
die +. unb q. N<ber SO. on Qnno
Wldrihheuitr. 80 bel 100 Tub an Der
Gitfeite Der 2atenan SSroBt; ST..
Carrie Staton an GIisobetb e. Noe,
% Gder In Settipn is, Sntamort
Up; S1150.
5hec. SieutrI an ginc., lebonon e:
Icrtbsrn RD. &c., 9beile Der Cots is
urb 19 in 6. GonnIofpn's 2. llnterob.
tbtilune. 8eeh @rone; $500.
Sobn 6edt II. Mno. an Dm. 56is.
ring, / ader in Ssttin Is, GcIernin
Gp.; $500.
Sarrn J. gierfon an aissie Cheat.
BAN, I Got an MapIe glpenus, Rors
lprob; 81.
Union Sab. 8t. u. 5ruit Co., 3tus
flee. on ghos. Giebmdn 9eder, 2Os
5nb an 9ine Strabs; 40 antbsiI
IN 284a JaB an 6. Gtrnbe, n1be
Bone 4penue; ST.
Jas. g. Dreprp an 60. r. goof,
/ Got an Observatory arnus; 81.
o. gb. morasntboler an anoren
5opfer, ! Got an 9irmnit apenue;$1.
Vim. Roettele, per SheriFf an gos
traro Roettete. 100 iyub on 7orefi
anenue, SprineFisio 5p.; $40O.
adtb. gosbmsr an sSoiep6ins 8oIs,
Got 3 IN Sobn z. Strtdlanb's llnier.
obtheiIuns. CT. Bernard; ST..
tsiia q. GnmpbsI on Wm. Z.
mtr'It. % SUB on Gtttipn arenut,
SorttrsII; 81.
annis Campbell an Mdttff grcots,
l6s s5ub on elm Sirubt; $11O0.
Seth 6. I}oftsr on Ulotbifo. g.
Grspias, 50 iSub an BOOIpsr 2tDmus;
81.
Ghas. Z. masnsr an frant g.
9faff, rs ssub an gifbop Ssrase; 81.
fJrant R. @idF,lot an gbriftine g.
qEnm. 25 5ub an GINNING StraB.;
$500.
Gmif Deissl an s5roneis grinter.
30 Jub an Seodm StraBt; ST..
Nlinnis SIosnns an Rarihn 3eiIsr,
6l gder on Wopbnp apsnus, 9eIbi
Up; 81.
Bernard S.bIborF, Eretutor, az
Gath. glttmuun. 81 5ub an 1aun.r
2lpsnue; $500.
elarn unb g. GuItap 3inie an
Gonn RabIbsrs. 30 5uB an Regaidsn
Arenus; 81.
eono mhbIsro an g. guitop 3iu.
Il, 80 5uB an WcRidsn apeuut; 81.
g. 9uItdb 3inte an GbEo MiibIbsrs,
] Got an Gin Strob.. l Got on Grant
@trdbe; 81.
Goua miiblbsra an 6. Guiiap 3in.
is, busf,lbe Gigenihum; 81.
Gbmuno q. Sioao on Sds. 6.
Drisht, / Got on RsTor aptnus;
$1,000.
Wlorn grofpn on gbas. q. groipn,
% 5ut on 8. Strub,, spif6en @oob
unb Ssone; 81.
gloraarti goIIineer ON ssdcob goTs
IiHssr, 20 Gub an RObops StraBs;
81.
Gbas. u. grrirn an Nm. @. Geppu.
Is Jub an 5. Sirubs, sfpif6en Boob
ano StoHe; 81.
gbos. 20. Gang an s5r.b. 3i.eIsr,
Got 22 in SbIsipifo Spnbitnt llntsrs
abtbeiIung; 81.
9irgiuio R. gurb an Ts. q. Coos
per, / Got on Mabtion GD.nu.: 81.
albert 8. Ghrmonn an Gtns. 3.
Dogner. so CUB an StfFsrfon aps.
nue.; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Eeninefon.
Der ll(eg gum g(iffe.
gtaman bon ausuR SGrsosI
(Sdlub.)

(Sdlnb.) ~t
DER alte mar Ibpn iiberpunben.
Wssta tannt. ia feline fdpdhitt Seite,
.anb mid dusrebeu!" rtef er init
Donneritimme. ..
Die Sontsr bat ungsbulbig:
So rebe bod nur. lieber 8ater! Sd
min ia 2lTlss anbDren nit Der Grge'
buns zines Spfsrlammes unb ipenn
mir boriibsr bas Sera seriprinssn foas
te 9u baIt su sebisteu, ih mub ses
borden Ih Sptt, mare th bod
ME In bas 8ab sereiit, Der Bes northtn
mar Der Bes au meinsm
@ie iont Iaut tpeineno uuf ben ppls
iisritubI BEG GIten.
gu Dtinem Glide, tpenn es Elm
Slid it, bnb GmiI Dsin Manu tpirb!"
9ie 4ugen bes brapen Wannes, in
beiTen gruIt bic tpibsrItrsbeubten &C.
fiibIe tGmpften, parsn feudt setporben.
Dte brenuenbe gisnrre in Der Sanb,
bic 8Iids ftarr auf bic Deinenoe g.riaz
let, 70 beoba6tets CT bic Wtrtune feiner
Wortt, bic, tpie iih ertparten lieB, bic
eetpiinihte mar. Uleta iprang ouf,
fiibte ben Batter auf Runb, Stirn uno
Rinn, itreihelte ibm nit beioen Sdns
ben bic pollen Wangsu unp elite rpie
ein fluhtiaes Reb aus benz 3irnmer.
cunt lieB cine setpultige Rauhtpolte
anr Defe emporfptrbeIn.
.Do bin i'd on benz puntts!" murs
melte er Dor ii9 bin. sd babe ia
Idnsft gsmsrtt, tpas nit bem Mdohsn
poreebt, unn barum babe ih bic n0z
tbissn Grtunbisunsen bel benz 9iret>
tor Der gerssItubemie einse5osen q.
Dis 8eritte, bic id eulpfuns.u, ftno
bes 2obes ppa . 9ermoesn brauht
ia msin ShpieseriObn etgentlih ni6t;
bolt er feline Srau in Gbren unb pers
Daltet er beren 9ermDgen gut, 10 tann
man fiisli4 nidt m.br bon ibm perz
lanssn. Mtr ieIbIt ift ss 10 ersansen...
Mas i6 bin, bin id bur6 bas 9eIb
meiner ieIigeu 5rau, bic ben urmsn
Rommis aus Qisbe eebetrdtbet bat. Sd
Tam ia niat einen Rreuser nit mir in
bds Grab nebmen. Gin 0dter tunn
fsiu aapituI nidt beF.r onIsssn, als
ipeHn CT bos Slid f.tnsr 9inb.r bamit
begriinbet, unb Rstu iit ia msin sin5is
ees Finn.~
Gton in Der nG6ftsn Rtnu.. tporb
bic Shiirs uufssriFsn E. Rsta unb
emil lagen gu isinen 5iiBeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Gtnfser efnh Gbsmnnnes.
80 irtiB nidt. nsine DitnIsmdD4
e)sn ntrdn0ern iist ale Auonblidt -
lasiae iftaa ais. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

ais elm 8siier sinft gefrast
tDurbs, tper am meiiten unfterblif1teit
Deroiene, antiportete berTelbe: Ser
ar3t, Der i'm Stdnbe lift, Shmeraen au
liubern, iit g0ttlif." 9aufenbe, bic
fhretIi4e S4mer5eu bon 5Gmorrbois
ben Gus5uiteben batten, baben basIeIbs
oonterfiiat bon bem grfinber Der anas
teiis seiast. Ginreibungen, Dafhmits
tel, 4sBmittel, ginfpriBungsn unb ielbfi
bas Nefer getpdbren nur cine ppriibers
sebenbe grlei6tsrung unb perbaten bi,
Wiebertebr niemols. anateIis alIein
llnbert Shmer5en, sntfernt bic 9ss
fhpulfts unb bic urfa6en, unb perbiis
tet fhmer3los unb itder einen RudfaII.
pro6en BON 4nateiis iperben BON %.
yeeufdbter e Co., Boy 1915, glep
port, frei Dsrfaubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Shon Der UtGr3 brad)te ncd eineul
ffreuesH. uber tursen Dint.r bic sritsn
f6Onen Sriiblinsstase. 4n sinsm
6iefer Gage ert0nten bic 9Lpden beg
Dorfts 8irtou. BON b.m S6IpiTs
berub beipeste fi6 Idugfom Elm aei6en>
sng man trus ben 9rafeu 9eorg
bon girtau, Der bier Gage 5upor in
fsinem grHhIoi1s seitprbsn, Sur 9irz
DE, binter bereu Qltare fi9 bic iSanis
Iiensruft berer bon 8irtau befan6. Die
Beifesuug tparb ma allen 9ompe bolIz
5ogen, ben Stunb unb Reiatbum 6.s
8erbliasuen forberten. Qah Der Geres
monte sins Ssuristts, in tisFer srouer.
ben ShIoBberg binan; an Der rehten
Sanb fiibrte lie etnsu nteriGbrieenanaz
ben, an Der lintsn elm fe6siGhriees
Us6o6en Is tpuren bies 2eopoIo
airb 2uboDica BON 8irtau. sSbr fpIgz
ten Wlatbtas unb Der Qsutnant BON
pugrdm, Der fi4 om Sterbe5ette nit
ietnem olt.n Jreunbe ouBgel0bnt bate.
Die leBte untsrrebung nit benz 3D.
ron bate ben grafen tief rieberues
fhmettert. 9enfslben Gbenb nod bait
te er Uorbersituneen sur Seimtebr
treffen lGfen, bic am folsenben Wors
gen ihon ausgefiibrt tporb. Rrdnt mar
CT Guf fetnem SnloFe nneetDmmen,
bas er ME pi.ber perlaFen folIte. Dds
grbbegrdbnib bate bemnad in .insm
Wtnter 3pei Glieb.r Der erdflihen
Camille uufgsnommen.
4dt Gage fpGter traf 2enor. bon
Retfeniteiu elm, bi. Ulatbids in ben
Gadl beg grbgei6oFes Fibrte. ,Bo
ftnb meint Einber?"' Dies mar ibre
erite 5rass.
Der grsis tiibts ibr b.psst bi.
5anb.
Sic tperben aufrisb.n iein, gn6bie.
Jrdu!A risf .r. rgs iIt Ssmanb bier,
Der Jbnsn oisfe Jrass s.nig.ub bsants
porten tptrh."
Vt slng, um glet6 borauf ansumeIz
ben, bob Jrau 9rdfin DON girtau err
16etnsn tuerbs. 5enriette trot In ben
Gaol.
sWtutommsH, Grau bon gsif.n,
fteinl~
Genore r.i9te ibr bic 6onb.
sd BIN Sbrer ginlabung ssfole!,
Trau Grdfin!~
sllnb i6 bante s5bnen."
Der 9rof III g.Ftorben :"
.Wethen Sie ibm cine Shrdne bes
Wsitltibs, benn Tstns 2rontbeit ift cine
sunlpDlle eeDefer, obslsidb CT be RIars
beit bes Geiftes Biz gum lestea 4t6ems
suge betpabrt bat"
Die Rlareit bes @siftss2" frasts
2enore betroffsn.
~urthsilen sie, ipenn Sic mid tDers
ben gsbort bdben.~
8siSe Damen faBen auf Der Sttos
mnne.
.Nls ih nnG bem llnfdIIe Gis fens |
nen geltrnt bette beeann bic iuuge
Dittiue. rfiibIte id, bab mir beiliee |
pflihtea oblngsH. bic su erfiIIen metn |
En7faeas WefYrehex9 Tss,r vs;sSTs cSSL a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-27

Ealentcs clentO cuarerrta y Seis hecta-
y tres centlareas v correspondent al Nil
nicipio de Manatl, del Registro de la
Propiedad de Arecibo las restmtes ou-
nlentas trelnta y cuatro cuerdas diez
centesimas de otra, equivalentes dos
clentas y nueve hectares noventa una
areas y slete centiareas, sIendo las CO.
lindancias de la finca total como sigue
Partiendo del punto sltuado al Norte
ell un cerro Immediate q los terrenos de
la Succession Gines, en- ell barrio de Rio
Arriba Saliente, de M]anati, y empezan-
do la decripci6n en- direction de Oeste
Este; colinda por ell Norte con terrenos
de Juan Sanchez, Tomas Perez, Juan
Sanchez, Felipe Duran, Angel Duran
Ruperta Vega, Esteban Martinez, En-
rique Marrero, Evaristo Camacho, Fran
cisco Sanchez, Rosa Clas, Feliciano Me-
rrero Gabriel Garcia, Petrona Sanchez
Evaristo Pav6n, Felipe Rivera, Jose Ote-
70, Andres Rivera, Juan Rosario, Quin-
tin Davila, Delfin Nieves, Quintin Da-
villa, Ines Davila, Vidal Adorno, Encar-
naci6n Sanchez, Jacinto Otero, Felipe
Feliciano, Eudoro Quinones, Carmen
Clas, y terrenos que eran de Don Hilario
Case y hoy son del mislno Manuel Bias
quez; por Ell Este con dichos terrenos de
Don Manuel Blasquez con los de
Felix y Teclo Sanchez con otros que
cram de Mr. Camden Redinger Y hoy
son del mismO Don Manuel Blasquez:
por Ell Sur con- terrenos antics de Don
Carlos Ereno hoy de Don Jaime Calaf
con los de Pedro Sanchez, Jose Ma
rrero, Eduardo Torres colo,aa Martl-
nez, Carpio Arroyo, Isidoro Colon, Sa-
lome Pad1n, Gracias Sanchez, Saturni-
no Colon, Doroteo Clas, Aniceto San
chez, Kulio Genaro, Evaristo Camacho
Enrique Marrero; por el Oeste con te-
rrenos de Marcelino SANCHEZ, Pedro No
aasco Serpa, Jose Ruaiio. Miguel de Je-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-27
PORTO RICO POWER And Light co.

"Iodas las personas duefias de alg1n pues-
to en- la Feria Insular, que deseen iluminar su<
,puestos luz electrical tendran la amabilidad
de noti6car la PoRTo Rico Power AND
LIGHT Co, sin Perdida de tempo; pues quetfz
muy POGO tempo antes de empezar Ia Feria,
no Sc podran tomar 6rdenes despues del rs
de Febrero"
Porto Rico Power and Liqht Co.
General Offices. Marina San Juan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-27
Estados Unidos de America. Ell Pre-
sidente de los EE. UU.-S. S.
Declaration de Dominic
Ex-parte.

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
el abogado Don Juan de Guzman Benz
tez una moci6n q nombre de Don Ma
nuel Blasquez Acosta para que Sc decla-
re SUI favor el dominic de la siguiente
finca:
FINCA RUSTICA sta en- los barrios
de Pugnado Adentro del t6rmino muni-
cipal de Vega Baja y Rio Arriba Salien
te del termino mllnicipd de Manati, con
una cabida total de novecientas siete
cuerdas noventa y siete cent6simas de
otra, equivalentes trescientas cincuen
Ia y seis hectares, ocheta y tres areas y
cincuenta y una centiareas de Las cuales
correspondent al Munisipio de Vega Ba-
ia, del Registro de la Propiedad de San
Juan, trescientas setenta y tres cuerdas
ocl ;.nta Y siete centeAimas de otra, equi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-27
E EDICTO O

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
dicial de Arecibo, p. r,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-10-27
Wisconsin Sugar Beets.

Sugar beet raising as Wisconsin in
dustry received the praise of Secretary
Wilson. He declared Wisconsin, lands
suited to the crop, and he said that
great areas might proftably be used in
the raising of sugar beet. "Wisconsinis
famous as a dairy state" he said, land
few sugar factories here and there
would help greatly. The beet sugar
and dairy industries go well together
The residue from the sugar factory
makes finely favored butter. The dairy
may have trouble when feeding beets.
The tops contains mineral matter re-
quired in the growth of the root, and
where the top is fed the fertilizer
should be returned to the soil upon
which the crop was grown"
Secretary Wilson has been expert
menting with a seed which he hopes to
perfect so that there shall be but one
terminating point per seed, thus eli
minating the labor of thinning the crop
The present seed has from one to five
terminating points.
Secretary Wilson promised lower
price for sugar in the near future. The
oncoming beet sugar product, he be-
lieves, will lower the price from its
present high mark of about 7 cents. |
do not think the present high price will
be permanent" Mr.. Wilson said that
there had been a crop shortage in
Europe this year, but he said it was his
belief that heavy yield was expected
in Cuba.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-10-27
Better Stay in Wisconsin.

The western provinces of the Domin-
ion of Canada have long been pictured
by the Dominion government, by the
Canadian railways and by land agents
veritable paradise for the growers of
wheat and other grains, of horses, cat
tie and other live stock. And they sure
are great provinces. But every one of
them of necessity bucks up against a
couple of great drawbacks;-late spring
and early winter Exceptional seasons
minimize these drawbacks; but it or
dinarily may be safely reconed that,
since seeding time and harvest time ar
rived up there fully month later than
in the northern tier of state of the u.
S. A.. Jack frost is pretty certain to
either hip the new-sprouted grain or to
bite big chunk out of the crop before
the harvest. Though harvest time in
the Dakotas and Minnesota has long
passed and though all the threshing
there is about done, there still stand in
the western Canadian provinces i'm
meme acres Of uncut grain. The 21st.
of September brought snow and FIRE ezing
temperature up there and thousands of
acres of wheat in Alberta and Saskatch-
evan have beer ruined.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-10-27
Bids For Wood Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will De received by the Board of
School Directors of the Township of
Wabeno until the 25th day of Novem-
Der, 1911, at O'clock in the afternoon
for the delivery of $50 cords at the
School House at Wabeno, Is cords at
the School House at Carter, Is cords at
the Rummel School, 16 cords at the
Symes School, 16 cords at the Swan
School and 16 cords at the Padus School.
All wood must be sound maple, four
feet long for the Wabeno School, 3 feet
long for the Carter School and 16 in
ches long for the Rummel, Symes,
Swan and Padus Schools.
For the purpose of the Carter school
contract SO cubic feet will be considered
a cord.
For the Rummell, Symes, Swan and
Padus schools, 423 cubic feet will be
considered cord.
All wood must be dry and all to be
delivered by January Ist, 1913. Bids
must be submitted for quantities not
less than 25 cords, or for the entire
quantity required by each school.
The Board of School Directors reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Board of School Directors.
H. E. McGraw, Secretary.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-10-27
BLACKWELL.

r. Powers was in Laona Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. William Patzer very pleasantly
entertained the ladies Thursday P. nj.
Emma Skubitzke returned Fridyy
from an extended visit in Marinette and
vicinity.
The B. o. Gs. are meeting regularly
on Wednesday evening in their room
and pleasant time is spent.
Sam Dunlap carpenter from Chica-
go Heights who has been here several
weeks left for his home Tuesday.
Mr.. Shelhammer was sent to Balsam,
Mich, Tuesday to scale and ship some
lumber bought by the Company.
The time for Sunday School has been
changed from 1920 A. M. to 2:30 P. M.
during the winter months. We hope to
see more of the people out as it will not
intefere with homework.
Several received the announce ment
Of the marriage of Miss Ida Peterson
and Thomas Gilchrist both of Clinton
Vile; which took place at the home Of
the brides parents Oct. IL. Miss Peter
son was formerly from Blackwell leav-
ing here about "a year ago. They left
for their future home in Cleveland,
Ohio Immediately after the ceremony.