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The Washington times., 1912-06-05
MEASURE IS AIMED
At UPHELDOF YOUNG
PEOPLE OF AMERICA
Senator Page Would Have
Cooperation of the Fed
eral Government.

Author OF bill to provide substantial
Government cooperation for the upllft
of Young America, Senator Page, of
Vermont, this afternoon made a strong
argument in favor Of his measure in the
Senate.
The bill contemplates cooperation by
the Federal Government with the States
in promoting instruction in agriculture,
trades. industries. and home economics
in secondary schools: the education OF
teachers for these vocational subjects.
and the maintenance OF extension de-
partments of State colleges.
This Is a great moral, ethical anJ
economic question" Page declared. III
is a question which affects the welfare
not only of the boys and girls but Of
the mature vocational workers. II Is
a question which will settle in great
measure the quality OF our future cit.
zcnship, the cost OF our food supply and
the amount workers may earn"
dozen millions would be needed tf
place the work fully under way and
after 1921 the annual cost to the ms,
tional treasury. Page estimated, woulf
pe Sl5 100, 900 annually. This amount, ht
said, was but a small burden upon Q
nation of lOO, O,O0OC coo population.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
HOLDS PATENT LAW
DOES NOT AFFECT
SALE OF MEDICINE
Justice Wright Rules Mo-
nopoly Decision Does Not
Control Prices.

Justice Wright in Equity Court No.
. today. held that the so-called pat
ent monopoly" decision of the United
States Supreme Court does not change
the order made some time ago, deny
ing the injunction to the Bauer Chem
ical Company to prevent James
O'Donnell, the local druggist. from
The plaintiffs alleged that they own
ed a patent on "Sanatogen," and that
each package of the article Conta ined
notice forbidding druggists to sell
the same below stated price.
O'Donnell, it was claimed, refused to
be bound by the set price. and ad-
vertised the patented goods at cut
prices" Justice Wright refused to is
sue the Injunction requested by the
plaintiffs, signing his order to that
States Supreme Court handed down
its four to three decision In the case
OF Dick VS.. Henry, popularity known
as the mimeograph case.
Contending that the Supreme Court
decision overruled the decision OF JUS
tice Wright. counsel for the Bauer
company petitioned for a rehearing. At
torney Frank J. Hogan, representing
o. Donnell, opposed a rehearing. The
decision rendered today Is to the effect
that the facts in the mimeograph case
were not such as to give II controlling
influence in the local cut price" case.
United States Supreme Court, and will
doubtless result in a decision by the
full court on the extent OF a patent
mOnOpOly
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
WOMEN DEMOCRATS
FORM LEAGUE FOR
AID TO THE PARTY
Will Attend Baltimore Con-
vention, But Are Neutral
on Suffrage Question.

The first meeting of the Women's Ma
tional Democratic League was held at
the Willard this morning. A constitu-
ton and bylaws were adopted; com
mittee was appointed to prepare a
league emblem and a decision was
reached that the league should attend
the Baltimore convention.
The league will not become active un-
til after the Democratic party has a
Presidential nominee. Its mission is
one of education and this work will be
confine to women. 90
Mrs. Steven b. Ayres, of New York.
secretary Of the league, said that on
the woman suffrage question the leagut
is neutral. Its members may or may
not advocate woman's suffrage" she
said.
The league expects to aid the party
during the coming campaign with funds.
The first meeting of the board OF d.
rectors will be held Immediately follow
ing the Baltimore convention. Six dI-
rectors have ben appointed but most
of them are far distant from Washing
ton and the only acceptance received
so far IS from Mrs. Kate Kearney
Henry.
Following tn emeeting OF the officers
OF the league this morning Mrs. J.
charles Linthcum, OF Baltimore, enter
tained the members.
The president, Mrs. John Sherwin
Crosby, OF New York. for seven years
president of the Woman's Democratic
League OF New York, visited Washing
single tax committee meeting, and her
Sresence here was seized upon as an OPP
fortune circumstance for the formation
of the new nationA league.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
Roosevelt to Get
Square Deal at G. o. P.
Convention, He Thinks

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, June 5.-Return-
ing in high spirits from a long horse
back ride. Theodore Roosevelt today
asked the newspapermen gathered al
Sycamore Hill for the latest returns
from South Dakota, and then refused to
comment.
Until l have received additional re.
turns from South Dakota l shall make
no statement" he said.
Asked about the renewed assertion
from Chicago that the Roosevelt dele
gates would go into caucus there early
next week, and that Colonel Roosevelt
would be with them, the colonel just
grinned.
That's their own guess" was all he
said, but he added that he believed he
would get a square deal at the hands
Of the Republican national committee
in Chicago because the committee mer
will have to face their constituents
again after the convention. Medil Nc
Cormick and Clifford Pinchot were ex'
pected at Sycamore Hill for luncheon.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
CLAYTON TO NAME
SUBCOMMITTEE FOR
BEEF PROBE TODAY
Investigation Will Be Thor
ough and Digniied, Chair
man Announces.

Chairman Clayton of the House Judici-
ary Committee will today name the
members of the subcommittee to invest
igate the Beef trust This subcommittee
will be delegated with all the powers
bestowed upon the full committee by the
House. and its findings in the Beef trust
probe In all probability will be the find
ings Of the full committee and the House
Itself.
1t Is not proposed by the judiciary
Committee that the Beef trust probe
shall be a brass-band AFFAIR No at
tempt will be made to stage spectacular
hearings or to remain in the limelight
every day. The plans of the members
OF the committee are that the inyesti-
cation shall be dignified, thorough, and
far-reaching. The committee seeks re-
suits, not notoliety.
The House Investigators first will lay
the foundation for their inquiry by
collecting all data now available regard
ing the methods of the Beef combine.
rue Attorney General is in possession
OF mass oc this data. and the commit
tee VIII formally request the aid OF the
Department Of Justice.
have no doubt said Chairman
HlaVton, that the department. will be
glad to furnish the committee with any
Information 1t already has, and this VIII
furnish us basis for the continuation
OF the investigation to ascertain what
IL wrong with the high cost of living,
and what Is wrong with the Sherman
law"
There has already been introduced In
evidence before the committee The
Times editoria! containing extracts
from the report of the Bureau Of St.
tistics which employed the deadly
parallel on the Beef barons TIE
barons claimed shortage Of Hive
stock in justification for the arbitrary
raise in the price of meat. The Bureau
Of Statistics shows by cold figures there
Is no such shortage.
Following the appointment of a sub.
committee a meeting will be held Ia
ascertain what information may be oh.
tained from the department and from
Congressman Edwards and other mem.
bers of Congress who have been study.
ing the Beef trust problem. with this
Information in hand, the subcommittee
will begin the taking of oral testimony
calling the beef magnates themselves
during the probe.
Chairman Clayton probably will des.
ignate the subcommittee to inquire al so
into the general subject of the trusts
and the Sherman law. The Judicia ry
Committee is now charged with the
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
SHOTS ACROSS LINE
COSTLY TO MEXICO
Uncle Sam Will Collect Damages
for Heirs of Those Kill
ed or Wounded.

Mexico will be called upon to set
tie for the killing and wounding of
Americans in the Madero rebellion
by shots fired across the border The
Senate oFreign Relations Committee
has in view the payment of compen-
sation by this Government to the
wounded and heirs of the killed and
the United States the amount paid.
The subject was considered today
at a meeting of the committee. A
subcommittee with Senator Root as
chairman, was appointed to establish
a basis upon which the damages sus-
tanned will be determined.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
Wires Tangled.

Thomas A. Edison was accepting
blandly a reporters apology for an error
In quotation.
, oh" Mr.. Edison said, II am rather
well used to being misquoted. Electrical
terms are always confusing to the lay
mind. No wonder. Listen to this"
Here Mr.. Edison drew a telegram
from his pocket.
II got this telegram from an assistant
electrician this morning. he said. LIS
ten." And he read:
Wire with no outside outside. Put in.
side wire outside and outside inside
Need more outside for inside. Los An.
geles Times.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05

responsibility and has been given an
appropriation Of $4,000, to- conduct an
investigation of the entire trust ques-
ton to determine what amendments are
needed TO the Sherman law. The Beef
trust has an inning Immediately, be-
cause II is the general impression that
the beef combine Is one of the most
defiant OF all combinations which throt-
tie competition and restrain trade.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
Wagon on Fire.

The fire department was called out
this afternoon to extinguish a fire in
a trash wagon driven by Robert
Schools, which was standing near
Seventh and | streets northwest. The
blaze was caused by a lighted match
being dropped in the wagon.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
Flood Grows Worse.

NEW ORLEANS. La, June 5.-The
food situation at Hymelia. which had
been improving. is now growing
worse. following a fresh break in the
main Mississippi levee at that point.
The new break is near the old breach
at that point. Hundreds of acres of
cane fields are being inundated and
families of planters are fleeing.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
Landing Gun Report.

On motion of Senator TillInan today
the Senate adopted a resolution calling
on the Secretary Of the Navy for a re-
port on the test and use of landing
guns since March l, 1909 the appropria-
tions and expenditures therefore and
also on the question of whether their
continued use ic advisable.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
President Taft Given
Likeness in Cameo

The photograph likeness collection
of the President today received an
addition of no little value, when n
cameo, said to be the most perfect
ever made of Mr.. Taft, was presented
him by Chevalicr G.. B. Nitelli, one
of the best known cameo designers
and makers of this age.
The presentation was Informal. Mr..
Nitelli merel rpresented the Presi-
dent with the little likeness, and he
In turn expressed his thanks for II.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05

large who declared for him. The talk
of Roosevelt bolt is pure junk. We
have a majority of the delegates bv a
good wide margin. / do not think there
vote for the man of Roosevelt choice as
temporary chairman"
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
Virginia.
New York.

ON LAKE CHAUTAUoCA-A Groom bunga-
low. porches, completely furnished except
silver: fine we'll of water; high location with
perfect view OF lake; for rent Hor season. SS5
BOX l65, Times office.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05
Colonial Beach
Braddock Heights.

season; rooms. 800: II room house fur
nished; extra large porches. 5000: reduce,
from $3.50. DICKHART. 3lS 7th st. s. w. l'
The Washington times., 1912-06-05

BRAETHORN CoTTAGE-Most convenient
and desirable location for roomers on the
heights; large airy rooms. For terms address
MRS. MARY S. MARKELL Braddock. Nd
The Washington times., 1912-06-05

THE FAIRMONT-Board and room at nouia
nal prices. Everything the best. Beauti.
fully situated. Miss 4. KEFAUVER.
The Washington times., 1912-06-05

CAMP SCHLEY INN-The ideal summer re-
sort Open to guests June lst. Plenty Of
shade. MISS coBLENTZ. Braddock HeiThts
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pis DOT 100 unc 200 aatrtn fir ibtsn
yuHh (ans puudintflo) arobt tlfbt.
nod inner Esbt man bier ben aIisn
pitIgtIisbtsn punh NIT aufpdrisItfts
btnbem gudsl uno 60notbduf, NIT
Idnabeldbnlifer Rieitnnaft unb nab
obtn ettrIimmtem Rim. init Gals
trouit uuo Ipibigtm Out. Cine ganj
undergraduate Role fpitli anipsr in
9sleisn. 5IameH unb Walontn ifst'
Htn Iid fab ausfhIisbIih fit Drabi'
pnppsn ~ bteeiiisrn, sbtnio ME bic
sinaeborsntn GoInsr. Sin Oebiti, IN
BEN bnesgtn pieoer bic 0~dnbpupptu
erobt 9riumpbs feisrn, III 9dmbur5
uno bic BON ibm bsbtrrihte 3ort.
bier teibt bic Ddupifiaur aoiptr
VuildensIle. Der bereits erlrdbnte
Sobs. e. Mnbc pibmet ibnr uno oen
1ltbomburgil6sn aaiperfjsnsH Elm
oud IonIi iebr ItIenspsrtbes BUD
(adiper putIdtneIe. 9dmbure, Q.
gopien). nod eiseuen aui5eidjniiii'
gen unb Observation-Disclosures,
aus Ratbsdtitn unb 3situneeH irdgt
CT nles suidmmsn, mas bic @eididis
les hamburger aofpsrltheaiers be-
trifft. Dor alien duh iiberIitfsri &c
in sr6btsr 9onitdnoisieit bic Stiidt,
bic nm bic Mlitie bes 10. Jobrbunbsris
in 6umbura ielbit fotpis bon 9amburs
aus i'm norooeutfhen aiifiengsbist
aufaefiibrt fpurben. Die msiii.n bieier
aafptriSensn, !. 3. anfper ais Solbat,
ais gdrbier, aIs arSt. Sdser, aafpsr
uub Der 2eufel, adiper nit ieinsr
5rau, 0s Rsis BON Oitinbien unb fuis
iie ale beibsns bsberriden big btaie
bic Sambureer aafperbiibns. es
liest freili6 Die Gefabr nabs, bab fis
aud bier in Sturgeon psrihiuinben.
ueb.r has 9dmburger Snterefenetblst
binous lit Robes Bud ipsgsn feiner
arob.ren Ginleituna iibtr bic 9anb.
puppen bon bdu.rnbem Mertb.
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Icrfer Sirnben Ieinrm 1arirob an.
Dertrnurn". ~ auBer menus grab,
bic Strnbe Dor Dem @oaef WetropoIc
III uuo man tnidllio Noicnibnl beiBt
irio Gin cranes Automcbil nit
ueiBen Streifen OeS @egeS gefnbren
fommt. iino miere Straben fauu
oils Die iraeno elmer an.
oeren @eltitaot.
Wit elmer Sano cr3icht Die ame.
rifnnriin ibre ainocr, bic an6crc
fiibIt ben BnIsi6Iag Der 9eit".
Ger cute Soti irrt. Dos III oieielbs
Sono. Die onoerc brniidlt Bic amcri.
fnnerin 5u Den bunoert uno tauicnN
@eifaiten geraniiaen imn HiIitten,
Die iie NIT Der ipieIenorn leidtigfeti
crleoiat. Die fe 5rr aonigin nIler
6rdnen erbebt.
aGie nmcrifaniihen Srauen iinO
cnijiifeno; iie pdren muuioeritebIid.
r~eritanoen iie's, iidl nit bcm .3au6rr
Der Sricntnlir 81 mldeben' - @itt
ihor, Dieles 3aubers, hieies ratbIel.
baiten WiDiterimns bcoiirien iie mid.
49,. .iie iinO. 70 mic ite iinb, bin.
reideno rdtbieIbnft.
Eos @orcmIeben 1T 0ns i6eaie
Seben firr Die jrou". &ui, bm
$40. nom Stonoplmftc 0es
&annes ans acipiB Rnr pertrdat rs
iid nift redt nit uniereu @eieben.
Ger Gtas Der Fron iii iGr Seim.
Die Sraueu Die ii6 aeaeu Die Sitter
Der beitcDenSm @ebrdiidle iperien,
fiissn nur F6 Ielbit S9dbsn su." =
9ieis dItmoOiide gniitt ertldrt fh
bur9 9oti's eigsne aeubsrune: .Sbr
feb pnn bsuis, i'd bin bon oeftern unb
bic beutiee Dslt intertffirt mid
ni6t." limb Tam Der Wenn BON osItsrn
mob. bas Ssuts ri6ten, oa CT bes
Seuie 5%orberungen niat psritebt uno
niht neriteben pin2
sd Isie niemdls 3situnesn.4 -
Mstten, baB sr Wort fir Wort IisIt,
mas man iiber Jpn fdrsibt2 -. or
lief feline 3situngen? 9as 1T fsin
eieener S6aben; bus srtlGrt 10 mants
RiiditduOigteit feiner anFdtsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-15

Sungeritreif III einem ruff.
ifen @efGngniB. aiis Petersburg
fpiro gemeloet: Sn Dem @litdinar.
iten @ef1ngniB III Nertihinsf, IN
Dem poIitiide unb anoere 3tpangs.
Itr1fIinge iuternirt iinb, brod)en lin.
ruben aus, ndd)oem Elm Str1fling,
Ramens griaiar, fiir @robbeit 5uerit
burh anr3er uno bann otrh Rutben.
itIdge b~eitraft noroen mar. Sieraui
erfIGrten Die @efangeten ben Sun.
aeritreif, Dem mebrere SelbitmoroDer.
Jude iolgtcn, BON oenen bisber pier
tootlid berloufm iinb. 9ie 8efongc.
men oergiften lid burd Gpanfali oas
iie ii6 beimIid, ~beioreen. Die llnrli.
ben iino aud aHf Die iibri9en feds
@ei6neniiie fir 3pnngsitrdflinge
iibcrgciprungen, neil Die 9ebanoIung
Der @eiansenen angeblid) 81 arauiam
iei. @inSelbciten feblen, oa bic tcle.
grnpbiide @erbinourg miigeertifinsi
unterbrofen lit.
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SIM Stein6rn6.
Bon 5rdn8 aurl Offenbsrg,

-.-
Mein Batter Bat uns bic 9ei6i6i.
oft sr3dblt. Sic trug fi6 gu, als mir
nod ben srobn Stsinbruh bel
RaItueot beiaben. Gang 1T es Der; Der
Steinbrud 1T baI6 iibertpu6ert, uuo
bon benz pulDerbdus6en ragen .nur
mebr Elm pnar umrnntte Sriimmsr.
Sdmdls nurbe nod ausf6liebli9
nit S9tparspuloer geiprengt, benz
audi beute nod Dor Dpnamit unb am
bersn Observation-Disclosures nofge-
rabmt pirb, bdb ss grSbsr. Stiids
reibt unb ni9t 10 bel 9eitsin su
RUNNER" Ssridldet. absr es ersisnes
ten iia aud mebr llnelidsfdae, sumal
bas Sprengbsrfdbren nett primitiber
ipar. 9eute fpsrben bic 8obrl0dsr Dor
Ort msiit nit tIeinen 8obrmdf9inen
eingetrie6en, bic burd Ieidt iberaa
bin5ulettenbe elettriide Sraft pOer
prebluft in sbdtigtsit eeiebt tperoen.
Damals Durbe bas 8obrlp6 mi.
gobrmeibel unb S6Iagfduitel nib
lam begonnsn uno nit BEN idtpsr.n
StoBmeiBsl, ben man unter feter
Srebung fallen lisB, i~ertiggeItellt.
Denn bunn Der 8obrf6ldmm ousaes
I6ffsIt unb bag 8obrlo9 feu9t ausgsz
tpifdt mar, purbe IL nah Der Satpert
BEG Shuhes l Biz 3 pfunb erobt0rnis
gen Dulpers bineingelaben. 6ierouf be-
gam bic 4rbeit beg .geIeBens" nit
9ilfs Der %fogenanntsn Raumnabsl,
elmer obsn nit tinsm Ring psrIebsnsn,
no4 untsn iid psriingenben Stqnge,
bic aus aupfer isin mubte; benin
Glen reibt Gunten. Die 0abel fpurbs
in bds gobrIof binsingeIaFsn Bis 3ur
geriibruna NIT benz puIper, unb To-
bdnn Der ibrigs Raum boridtie Bel
ftttem godern unb 0rsben 3uerIt nit
pupier unO tpeiter nit aebm ODER
milbem 9eItein ,bdlb NAP, balls
trodsn" permittels oes fupfernea
Samplers abssbi4tet. go entFtano
mad 6eraus5ieben Der Nabel Elm enssl
tri4terformisss Cod bts gum BUILDER
binunter. 9abinsin fi1rte man einen
Strobbalm, Dor Der @rnte gsldnitten
uno nur unten nit einem Gn;t ptrs
IsbsH, Der NIT benz feinersn Jagbs
pulDer an9eflat mar. Oben ipurDe
rings etpas gulOer DsrItreut unb enb.
lid bic Climbing burd sinsn finger
lansen Streifen Ghtpamm permittelt.
I'm iene 3eit fam bic 3iinbf6nur
auf. nniere 2eute bsitaunten bag fons
bsrbare Ding, bas I'M 8inoe niht pers
lOi6te unc gar inter @aFer brannte.
Der 3inbbolm tuurbe p~erbrGnet, bic
@efa6ren Der G6ieBarbeit tparsn err
bebli9 p%erringert. llnporiidtiateiten
beim 4btbun Der S4uFe freilid tameu
INNER Dor. Jn biefer 6infi6t mig
traute metn Batter nit Redt BEN
fleiHen S4nieber, sinem neu anass
nomnlenen Qrbeiter, Der gerabe BON
ben YreuBen gtfommen mar lnb ols
folder cine fdmusist SolbdtsnmiiBe
i6ief auf BEN aopfe trug. Gr lpar Elm
SGufer unb leidtiinniger Menfd. Sm
iibrigen absr iparsH bic 2eute braD
unb suOerldfig. nod iebr ssndu err
i9 mid bes langsn garenss
zines peiBbdrtigen 0iinen bon
aerl, troy isines differs nod ii6srs
mdbig tart, absr elm ipenis sinfdltis
unb ftoftaub.
Ginise 1ass Dor benz ungIidsfaIle,
bon BEN i'd 6sriften min, bate msin
Batter groBe mensen pulper in 5df.
be5osen unD in benz tleinsn
auf Der 91be a~uffdpeln
Mchte Jpn bds etfDus beams
bdben, itDenfnIIs trdumtt Ii
na4mittaes, fndbrsnb Dts Uaits
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W6rtIid befpIot.

vRa, na, bic art unb Weiie, fDte
Oil bic iippige Geitalt Der 9oronia
fOrirdbrsnb firirit, ideint nir bod
etpos untorrettl"
.absr id bite Did. i'd b.Obadte
bod bic Gormsn!"
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Gin 3eitfinb 5.

2ebrer: v9lio IN MART es, @fuI.
3el 8art, bas min i6 Dir anitreiden!
Ronm nal Dor, Gu gengel!"
I'D, SER 2ebrer, nber bite, bite
nit 2od)gasl"
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8 d /.

Gutts: ST es Sbuen INNER moi
nitt ~geIitngenb meme Srau aus Der
Ohnmdht au ertpeden2"
gtr3t: Rein, ss idsint fid biesmat
I'M Elm febr tbeures aoitim gu bans
helm"
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hhpsrhtf

SnriftneLer: Der reus Roman.
ben i'd inter Der Sober babe, Iii 10
fponnenb. bob Id isbs Hadt Biz br,i
lIbr orbeitt, neil Id Dor Iauttr e.
ipartKng. tpus jebt fOmIntn pir6. a.
nidt aufh0rtn tdnn. ~ f6reibsal1
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nebertruguns in M uts
terfprahe.

,0u, girel, Der Staotfrad fost su
feintr 8rnut: sgngelgleifes Wsfen@
- mas boabt bonn b0s2"
DOS is bds ndmli, tuis mann mir
ins'n: .0u ber5ig's Saumenfd!!@ j
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81 nerfen ii q.

MiIbtbdtige iunee So~iisirau: .Sot
es eeidmcdt? Gas babe id icIbIi 40.
foft!"
Settler: %, mir befonnlt onest.
I'D mar friiber mai glasi1Iuder II
eifiem Girfusi"
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81 il f5fdtgboII.

8beater.9 ireftor 81 feinem 0ieb.
baber: n3n Der S3ene. mo Sic at
rtien baben: oGlenbe gonbe", iprc.
den Gle, bite, mid. 5ii 2oeen uno
BARRETT, icnbern 5ur@alerie binauf."
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Ter auto Neffe.

Griter Gtuoent: .gsun, lit Dir ber
a6idJieo bon oeinem aIten gr6onfel
ifiper geiaqen?"
3neiter Stubcnt: nSn. id bnb i'm
inter 5brdnen sum Iesten Mule an.
qepun.pt."
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Gepp BAT d 9Iilg onf D. 0iesIle
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-09
DECLARATION DE DOMINO
EX-PARTE

Por cuanto, habiendo presentado ell
abogado Don Damian Monserrat Jr.,
una moci6n nombre de Teodosio We
ga para que Sc declare su favor el do
mimic Gle la siguiente finca
"Terreno con casa habtacion sitO
en- ell barrio de Pugnado-adentro ter
mino municipal de Vega Baja, COM
puesto de cuarenta cuerdas, equlValcn-
tes a ounce hectareas, sesenta Y dos
areas diez seis centiareas, colindan-
tes por ell Este y Norte, con terrenos de
la SUCCESSION de Don Natalio Davila; por
ell Sur. con los de Santiago Otero, por
ell OeStp con los de la Succession de Jose
Otero; dedicado dichO terreno a pastOs
arboles flutales. teniendo un valor de
trescientos dollars.
Por tanto, habi6ndose ordenado
por el Honorable Juez de la Seccion
Prmera de eSta Corte Sc publiQue la
pretensi0n por tres veces Ell un perl0-
dico lie los de mayor circulation de los
que Sc editan en- esta ciudad para que
los que tengan alg1n derecho real So
bre ell inmueble descrito, las personals
ignoradas quienes pueda perjudicar
la inscription y Ell general TODD el que
desc oponerse pueda efectuarlo dentro
del t6rmno de sesenta dias. libro el
presente en- San Juan Puerto Rico
de diciembre de 1912
(frmado) A. Marin Marien,
SecretariO.