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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
ALABAMA FARMERS
SEARCHING FOR LYNN,
PRIVATE BANKER
(By Associated Press.)

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 9.-Ef-
forts are being made to locate j. c.
Lynn, private banker, of Glenwood
Ala, who disappeared yesterday. A
note left In his empty safe by the abb
sconding banker saying there is moth
ing else to do
According to authorities here Lynn
held cotton receipts and funds be-
longing to farmers totalling more than
100000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
.AMER|CUS SENDS A
NTAT|vE To
RAILWAY . NEE TING
PRESIDENT MATHIS OF CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BEFORE RAIL
WAY COMMISSION TODAY.

Americus was we'll represented at
the meeting Of the railway commission
this morning in Atlanta, when the
matter OF train schedule discontinue
ance on the Seaboard was taken up for
consideration at the request of the
railway company. Mr.. ]. e. Mathis,
president of the Americus chamber
Of commerce, at the request Of busi-
ness men here, went to Atlanta last
night and appeared before the railway
commission this morning to protest
against the discontinuance of the
night passenger train service between
Americus and the Chattahoochee river,
as requested by the railway company.
President Mathis appeared before the
commission short while since upon
a similar mission when the railway
company asked permission to take off
both night trains entirely between
Richland and Helena, thus cutting out
Americus and dozen other towns, and
aided very materially in defeating that
proposition and in maintaining the
night schedules now in effect on this
division.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
Los Angeles School to Train
Candidates for Citizenship

ceive their naturalization papers at a
commencement" at the high school
In a short while.
The course in citizenship comprises
ten lectures on the science of govern
ment and the duties of citizenship un-
der republican form of government.
Classes are.heid al night and the term
covers ten weeks.
Final examinations are given under
the direction of the court and the Fed
eral naturalization officials, and GER
tificates OF proficiency entitle the re-
cipiehts tO citizenship papers without
further formaiities. 2' d 10 -"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
White SLAVE CASE
POSTPONED ACCOUNT
SICKNESS DEFENDANT
(By Associated Press.)

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 9-The Delilah
Bradley case bobbed up in federal
court this morning when the indict-
ment charging Joel M. Foster, with
white slavery was called for trial. A
continuance was granted on motion of
the defendant, the cause assigned be-
ing ill-health of Foster.
The Bradley girl leaped into promi-
nence several months ago when Fos-
ter, a reputable and wealthy married
man Of New Jersey, was taken in Gus
tody at local hotel in company with
her. Miss Bradley is only seventeen
years old and pretty. She was en-
ployed by Foster as his stenographer.
and when the pair were arrested stat
ed she intended to marry him as soon
as he was legally freed from his
present wife.
The case attracted considerable at
tention at the time, but has not been
heard much of recently.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
WORK TO Begin
ON new WEBSTER
COUNTYCOURT HOUSE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ASK FOR
BIDS FOR NEW COURTHOUSE
WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE OF
FORMER STRUCTURE DESTROY.
ED BY FIRE
Especial to Times-Recorder.) }


PRESTON, Ga, Dec. s.--The county
commissioners of Webster county have
advertised for bids for the erection of
the new Webster county courthouse.
Bids must be in the hands by the
chairman of the board by January
18th.
Webster county is planning to erect
a modern courthouse to take the place
of the former wooden structure re-
Gently destroyed by fire. The plans
for the new temple of justice have
already been accepted and all that re-
mains is for the contractor to be Sc
lected.
Webster will pay for her new court
house with a $4,000 bond issue. The
bond issue has already been passed by
the voters OF the county and are
ready for sale. Chairman Addy, of the
county board of commissioners, has
advertised the sale of bonds on Tues
day, January fifth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
KAISER WILHELM
HAS pneumonia
(By Associated Press.)
EMPEROR OF GERMANS ORDERED
TO BED B YDOCTORS-WILL BE
KEPT FROM FRONT UNTIL EN-
EIRELY RECOvEED.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Emperor Will
liam is suffering from pneumonia,
combined with nervous depression,
due to over-exertion, according to Ber-
lin advices, via Amsterdam, late to-
day.
Physicians attending the kaiser
have advised against his early return
to the front, and are insisting that he
keep close to his room for several
days. The seriousness of his illness
is not stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
FRENCH ANNOUNCE
ADDITIONAL GAINS
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS. Dec. 9.--An official an
1setincement by the French govern
meat issued this afternoon says that
an artillery duel has been in progress
in Flanders since Monday. Fighting
from the sea to Lys is in progress, 1t
is also reported.
That the French have made addi-
tional gains and that their positions
have been strengthened all along the
line is also stated in this officiak bulle-
tin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09

los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 9.-In-
ctaad Of familiarizing themselves with
the Constitution and memorizing g; the
names Of the Presidents cabinet, can
ddatss for citizenship in IT. this district
hereafter will go through regular
course at Los Angeles high school, and
oortiacates issued to them from that
,rstitution will. be accepted in lieu of
,be usual examination in court. Pre-
,.rS Judge Perry Wood Of the su-
,orior court said today the plan had
neeu approved by the government I! ibu- !,
roan Of naturalization. The first class
=, new citizens. 21 in number, will re-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
UNCLE SAM SENDS
ADDITIONAL TROOPS
TO MEXICAN BORDER
SOLDIERS TO BE STATIONED
THERE DURING WINTER - NO
AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN con-
TEMPLATE
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. st
was announced here today THAT while
the government had sent additional
troops to the Mexican border. that no
aggressive action on the part of the
United States was contemplated. The
troops will be stationed at Naco, Ari-
zona, during the winter months and
will take their regular turn in border
patrol duty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
CHOLERA IN GERMAN
ARMY UNDER CONTROL
BERLIN BOARD OF HEALTH RE.
PORTS THAT CHOLERA REPORT.
ED ARMY UNDER CONTROL
ONLY THIRTY-SIX CASES NOW
EXISTING
(By Associated Press.)
division.
(By Associated Press.)

ROTTERDAM, Dec. 9.-The Berlin
Board of Health, according to advices
received here, reports that cholera
which was reported prevalent in the
German army, is now under control
Thirty-six cases have been isolated
and are being treated according to the
most modern methods.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON. Dec. 9.-The center OF
the German army occupied with the
invasion of Russian Poland, and which
during the past week succeeded IN
winning such brilliant victory over
their opponents in the eastern thea
tre of war, has pushed past Lodz, IN
pursuit of the retreating Muscovites
leaving only a garrison to guard that
city, according to an official announce
ment given the Associated Press cor
respondent at Berlin this morning and
transmitted here through the usual
channels.
The terrible strain of such terrific
fighting as has been going on in north
ern Poland for a fortnight has not
been without its effect on both armies
and lull in the fighting there is eX-
NN-@N
pecter to occur while the nearly ex-
housted troops secure brief respite
and an opportunity to recuperate their
rapidly waning physical strength.
Losses in the fighting around LODI,
were tremendous. The death toll may
stagger humanity when it is finally
ascertained and the number wounded
will reach an astonishingly large to-
tai. Both armies suffered terrible,
and losses sustained in the recent
fighting is expected to have very
marked influence upon future engage
ments. The flower of the German ar
nv has undoubtedly been almost to-
tally annihilated, while practically ev-
cry trained soldier in the service OF
the Car has been either killed or
wounded. MaDx prisoners have been
taken and their disposition presents
a serious problem.
Petrograd dispatches state the Rus
sian retreat from Lodz was made for
stragetic reasons, and indicate the
fighting in Poland is soon to be re-
sumed.
In the western theater of the war
the Germans have renewed operation
south of Ypres. The violent attack
begun yesterday and which the French
official statement declares was re-
pulsed, indicates no abandonment Of
the Germans intention to fight their
way through to the coast. A large
body of picked troops are said to be
engaged in the fighting near Lys to-
day, and military experts believe
one of the most momentous engage
ments of the war has been begun in
that region.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
GERMAN CONSUL
To PAY PENALTY
FOR HIS LOYAL TY
.rtt J
Associated Press,)

!LONDON, Dee. 9.--Nicholas Ahlers
formerly German eenaul at Sender
land borough, was convicted today oi
high treason and sentenced to death
Ahlers, who Is said to be a natural
iized EngBfshman. was tried before q
military tribunal. andnwill be execut-
ed at an early date in the Tower Of
london.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 9.-The Sven
ska Dagebladt publishes report by
Prof. Gustav cassel, a national au-
-thority on Financing the War!" He
says, in part;
Those countries which are big
creditors Of the neutrals have natur-
ally special strength in war time, Ia
that maturing liabilities are readily
taken up. This is most distinctly seen
in the case OF England, which, under
normal circumstances, invests between
$5o,ooo,Qo0 and s75.OOo.ooO per month
abroad, this being the normal form for
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09

$50, but only two-t thirds of this amount
is being collected now, the remainder
being deferred pending action of Con-
gress which is considering a bill for
the relief of the dealers affected tn,the
collection of penalties incurred under
the emergency act.
Collector Cooley will be at his Of
fee here this afternoon and tomorrow,
and will gladly explain the operation
OF the new tax laws upon those affect
ed, and who may seek advice and in
struction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
GFRMAN FORCES IN PURSUIT
Of FLEEING RUSSIAN ARMY

Berlin States That Russians Are Fleeing before Vlctor
ious German Center. Suffering on Both Sides Re-
ported as Intense. Losses Heavy. Armies VIII 20
Into Winter Camp and Recupelate From Strain.
Russians Claim They Deserted Lodz for Strategic
ReaSonS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09

THE WEATHER

For Americus and ViciElty-- 4
Probably rain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
Expert Shows How Outstanding
Cash of England Can Yield Returns

the application of the surplus Of Eng
lands balance against foreign coun-
tries. Should England now, as might
be the case, cease to make these In
y - s.." 20
vestments, the corresponding amount
would stand at her monthly disposal.
This explains the excellent finan-
cial strength of England Just now.
England is the capitalist par excel
lence who can live on the returns OF
her capital, and who, thanks to her
resources. can force the whole world
to contribute toward her war expendi-
.ture.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-09
EMPTY STOCKING
FUND IS GROWING

~ Z
4 THE TIMES.RECORDER \
y EMPTY STOCKING FUND \
= Previously Acknowledged. 1855 \
r Carl Humber ... .05 4
= Lawrence Anthony ....., 10 4
4 Mary Elizabeth Easterlin. 10 \
= Richard Robinson ...l..... .25 =
= Harry Eugene Jarrard ... .O5 4
= James Davis Plowden. -. .27 \
= Jerome Cohen ............ 10 I
4 "The Dream" ........ IT 4
+ Caroline Harvey ......... 10 \
lotal .................. $l6.S4%
\ l. 4 l. i 4 4 l. l. l. i l. l. l. l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30
LA CONFLAGRACION

Parece que la posibilidad, la inminen-
cia de an conhicto europeo no interesa
tanto Puerto Rico como ell desembarco
de los americanos en- VeracruZ. Ell tea
tro de los acontecimientos queda mas le-
los. por efecto de la distancia Sc dis
minuye el interes Sin embargo, es de
una importancia nunca vista este con-
hicto que ahora Sc cierne sobre Europa.
Tai vez 81 la misma estupenda magnl-
tud del desastre que sobrevendrla al
choque de fuerzas tan enormes, hace es-
perar que ell encuentro no llegue pro
ducirse.
A evitarlo, por todos los medios, de-
ben dirigirse los esfuerzos de la diplo-
macia mundial Y ell buen sentido de los
iefes de los Estados Europeos a quienes
las enloQuecidas muchedumbres exalta-
das por atavicos odios quieren arrastrar
la pelea.
Lo de Servia no nos importa casi
Con ser el pretexto que ha servldo la
explosion de los odios seculares que en-
pozoiian el ambiente europeo, casl no
suena ell nmbre de esa terra de TRACE
dia. Io que solicita la atenci6n de to-
dos es 10 que entire Francia y Alemanla
pueda ocurrir. Los ojos del mundo es-
tan fjos con estupor Ell ell Kaiser Gul-
llermo Y en- el parlamento frances.
iVamos a asistir al terrible choque,
por tantos amos preparado, y con tanta
raz0n temido por los que vemos con ad-
miraci6n los progresses que eSos dos
grandes pueblos han venido realizando?
Y es possible ver este gran duelo como
slmples espectadores7
No; las alianzas que estan sumadas
las diferentes fuerzas europeas hacen
impossible la neutralidad.
Nuestros despachos de aver hablan de
los esfuerzos que Sc hacen para locallzar
el conficto entire austriacos Y servlos, Y
es de desear que ESQ Sc logre. Porque una
confagraci6n europea en- que habrlan de
entrar de una parte, los pueblos allados
con Francia Y Russia Y de la otra Alema-
MIA. Austria Y tai vez Italia, seria la ca
lamidad mayor que haya azotado Jamas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30
Corte Suprena
JULIO "a.

Sc orden6 Sc remitiera al ATTORNEY
General los fines que su ministeric
mcumben, la queja presentada por Ben
lamin S. Stephenson VI. d. contra el
abogado Eduardo Cap6 Cintr6n, de
Utrado
En- G! case de Jose Antonio Gonzalez
V. Juan c. Gonzalez hoy su Succession
sohre vjecutivo de hipoteca sumarisi-
mo, So dieto resolution para que sc
acredl't ell caracter con que comparece
Luis Nilella Velez asi como Ell pronnn-
clamiento de la sentencia y que esta ha
Sldo ap4lada los efectos de proveer
Il mocion sobre desistimiento de ape
laci6n
En- e certiorari de Antonio J. Anna
deo v Hon Jesus NJ. Rossy, Juez de
Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n pa. Sc
9rdenc unir los autos i los efectos
procedyntes. una mocion de los peti-
cionarios, presentada Ell este caso
En- q caso de Enrique Camacho V.
Anton.o Balasquide Gomez sobre fila
ci0n, reconocimiento. decIaratoria de
herederOs Y otros extremes, Sc dicto re
soluci6n ord-anando Sc comunique la
FOrte de Distrito de San Juan. Secci6n
la, la sentencia de esta Corte Supre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30
ULTIMA HORA

New York, 30, % p. m)-Un des-
pacho de Belgrade anuncia que la ca
pital de Servia ha sido bombardeada,
~ que la sido destruido ell puente del
Rio Save IIa comenzado la moviliza-
ciGn srcial del ejercito russo en- los
distritos del Sur-este del imperio por
orden del Ministerio de la Guerra
San petersburgo, 30. (12 p m )-Ru-
sia esta dispuesta 4 dejar al Gar 81 ha
de haber guerra 8 paz Ell manifesto
publicado hoy fue leido con avidez por
millares de almas que recorrlan la ca
pital dando vivas Servia Solo un
milagro politico podrla evitar la que
rra una vez ocupado Belgrade Toda
Ia maquinaria de guerra del impero
Puso csta en- movimiento hacia la from
terra. FL gobierno llama la atenci6n al
hecho de que antes de romperse las
hostile AIDES Russia propuso Austria
M cambio de opiniones acerca del con
ficto, proposition que fue rehusada
por Austria Las diferencias politicas
|dentro del pals Sc han dejado 4 IN la
|da, Y una gran ola " entusiasmo en-
volver5 al pueblo Ruso 81. como Sc dice.
Emperador Nicolas assume en- perso-
ma el cargo de generalisimo del ei6r-
c;to Moscovita
San Petersburgo, 30, C2 p. M
Despu6s de la voladura del puente hu-
bo nn encuentro entire Austriacos y
Servios en- el cual Sc retiraron los Ser
vios. Russia piensa movilizar 28O 900
hombres en- la frontera Austriaca.
Selim, Hungria, 30, (12 >. m. Los
Austriacos abrieron las hostilidades es-
ia ma1ana bombardeando 4 Belgrade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30

a los europeoS. Seria volver una epo-
ca de agitaciones, de atropellos, de lie
galldad, de imperio de la fuerza en- toda
su desnudez agresiva, ser1a caer en- un
retroceso brutal, perder el producto de
un periodic de paz que han aprovechado
los pueblos en- hacer la vida menos pc
nosa, y seria entregar las pasiones al de-
senfreno, Y los odioS ancestrales la ex-
ploslon catastrofca en- que todo senti-
miento de humanidad Sc extinguiera.
Es que las grandes potcncias no pue-
den sobrellevar mas tempo la pesadum-
bre ruinosa de los ejercitos enormes, de
las escuadras monstruosas dice.
La paz armada tai y como ahora Sc
mantiene, es tamben un desastre ST,
tambien 10 es. Y es un dolor que 10 que
pudiera emplear un gobierno en- obras
mas TITLES, haya de sacrifcarlo en- sos
tener en- aumentar mas cada dla los
poderes ofensivos, para poder estar a la
defensiva. Es un dolor que este ocu-
ira; pero 81 por virtud de un arbitra-
je, de un convenio international no es
possible llegar d un acuerdo respecto a
la reduction naval militar de las gran
des potencias, no es de esperar que por
un choque engendrador de nuevos odios,
de rfvalidades nuevas de injusticias
incontables Sc llegue q la soluci6n que
armonicamente Sc va retardando tanto
y que pasa en- los actuales momentos por
la crisis mas aguda
5Que podria ocurrir, 81 todas las ten
dencias conciliadoras las actitudes
prudentes fracasan . Algo que no es
de desear 81 desde un punto de vista
humanitario miramOs estas cOSas
La magnitud dc 10 que puede perder-
Sc, hace que no Sc abandone por compile
to la esperanza de AN arreglo pacifico.
Seanos permitido esperar este. No
hablemos, por ahora, de soluciones que
parecen imposibles AIucho es conse-
guir conque el choque no Sc produzca. Y
esa esperanza, aunque las informaciones
cablegrafcas no la estimulen, podemos
mantenerla tOdavla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30
En- el Consulado
de Espana

Una comisi0n del "Casino EspaIiol''.
compuesta del Presidente don Antonio
Sarmiento, del senior Rio, Vocal. del
Secretario senior Perez Losada, estuvo
esta manana en- el Consulate de EspaIia.
hacer una vista de despedida al dis
tinguido representante de Espana, don
Emilio de Motta que embarca esta tarde
a las seis, Ell ell 'Legazpi' con destino
a Panama, donde va de Comisario Re
gio de Espana en- la Exposition de 1915.
La entrevista fue cordialisima. FL Sc
nor Sarmiento di0 al senior Consul, 4
nombre del "Casino Espanol'', la mas
cordial despedida, lie deseo mucho exito
en- Panama lie felicit6 por la mereci-
ola prueba de confanza que ACADIA de re
cibir del goberno de Madrid. A estas
manifestaciones del Presidente del Ca,
sino sc adhirieron los senores del Rio Y
Perez Losada.
Ell BOLETIN reitera al Regio Comi-
sario de Espana en- Panama sus simpa-
tias y sus parabienes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30
MIR. Leon Rotte

Hemos tenido el honor de recibir la
vista del distinguido caballero frances
Mr.. Leon Rotte, Agente general de la
Companfa Trasatlantica francesa con
residencia en- Fort de France, Martini
ca.
Con Mr.. Rotte vino nuestro buen ami
90 el senior Silva, agente en- Puerto HI
60 de Ia excelente Inca de vapores fran
ceses
Viene ell sefor Rotte girando una VI
sta de inspection todas las agenclas
de Ia companfa Trasatlantica francesa,
estudiando las mejoras que Sc puedan
introducir en- ell va excelente serVlclo
que presta dicha lfnea, al efecto, el
pr6xino vapor que arribe naestfo
pnerto atracara uno de los mllelles de
espigon. q fin de evitar toda moestla al
pasaje.
lei senor Rotte que es persona amabl-
lisima nos ha invitado bordo del
ssPnerto Rico" cuando llegue San
Juan en- los primeros dias del mes en-
trante.
En- el Puerto Rico" regresara Fort
de France el sefor Rotte que en- Ell cor
to tempo que lleva entire nosotros ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30
Profugo arrestado

FL jefe de la policia de Puerta de Tie
ira, senior Echevarria, y ell guardia Ne
mesio Martin, arrestaron aver en- el sitio
conocido por Hoyo-frio al pr6fugo Sc
veriano Sanchez, ell cual cumplia con
dena en- el preside por un delito de hur-
to Y Sc habia fugado mientras bajo las
6rdenes de un capataz hacia ciertos ira
bajos acompanado de otros presos cerca
de los muelles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30

Ell fuea.o de los Abstracts no fue con
testado. Han sido destruidos varios
edificios en- Belgrade Los proyectles
Austr,acos causaron desperfectos en-
dos de los bancos, resultando herido uu
banqucro Sc ha protestado ante la
lcgacion Alemana FL puente dc Selim
ha sido destruido Los Servios resi-
denteS en- la doble monarquia estan de
tenidos como prisioneros de guerra
Servia sera atacada por dos ejercitos
invasoles al mando del General Won
Hoezendorf como Comandante en- Jefe
y el General Ermely Montenegro
Londres. 30, 12 p. M LA campa-
ia es considerable. aqui muy diflcil pa
IA Austria. En- cambio los Servios han
ocupalo esplendidas posiciones Ell el
territorio 4 donde Sc han retirado. Sc
calcula que 81 estalla el gran conhicto
la guerra habrfa de causar p6rdidas
por valor de cinco billones. Los ban
queros lngleses calculan en esa Suma
el costo de la guerra teniendo en- cuen-
ia que arruinaria la industria del mum
do entero va principian sentirse
los efcctos.
Shanghai, 30 (12 ,. m LA escua-
dra inglesa del Oriente esta concen-
tr9n dpca - W., TIa. wv. LII, -
norte de la provincia de Santung, La
escuadra alemana tambi6n esta movi-
lizandose en- Thing Tas 200 millas al
sur
Gibraltar, 30, (12 p m. Espana ha
ordenado la concentration Ell las Islas
Baleares de todos los buques disponi-
bles de la escaadra espaiola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-30
bOIctIn McrcantII de Puerto Rtco

absueltcs los acusados con las costas
de ofcio
En- > recurso de habeas corpus de
Juan Cuevas Aboy Genaro Carriage
ma, Sc dicto sentencia confrmando la
resolucl6n apelada de la Corte de Dis
trito de Ponce Gle Enero 6. 1914.
En- ell caso de Juan Rico Guido y
'ierminio Lopez Quinones sobre reco-
noclmiento de hijo natural. Sc dict6 sen
teEcla declarando sin lugar el recur-
50 coltirmando la de la Corte de Dis
trito de Mayagjiez de Mayo 13, 1914.
JULIO p.
Sc ceiebro la vista de la moci6n So
bre dcSestimaci6n de apelaci6n presen-
'tdda per ell demandante en- el case de
Candido Cartagena V. Mayagiiez Light
( Ice Co. sobre indemnzaci6n por da
DOS, apelacion contra resolution apro-
hando ell memorandum de costas.
Tamhien Sc ceIebr6 la vista de la
moclon sobre correction de autos en-
el case de Ell Pueblo v Octavio Ra-
mlrez por abuse carnaI de memories con
asisten":a de los abogados Juan de
Guzma.' Benltez Fiscal Sifre quien
Sc allano a dicha moci6n siendo decla-
rada c,n lugar
Tambi6n Sc ceIebr6 la vista de los
oasos &c Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico V.
Ramon Abino Camacho por acometi-
miento aggression grave y Fl Pueblo
de Puerto Rico v Rafael Pal6s Diaz
por infracci6n al Reglamento de Sa-
idad informando en- ambos casos el
Fiscal Sifre.