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Girls! Use Lemon Juicel
Make quarter pint of beauty cream for little cost
Clears, softens and whtens the skin
Brings out the hidden rosesl u:

BY all means. girls. prepare n lemon
iotion to keep your skin flexible and
young looking. You will soon realize
'ha' true loneliness docs not mean the
po"dcry look or waNcn colorlcssncss
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skin, your pcach-lke complexion and
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Az the cost of small jar OF ordi.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
LIVING CONDITIONS REACH
GRAVE STAGE IN HUNGARY
Many of the Aristocratic People Are
Going TO Country Homes 10
Escape Bolshcvism.
IRv Assnciatcd rrnssl

VIENNA. March l5.--Living condj-
IONS in Hungary have reached the
tocracy is that the entente powers
will send troops TO Budapest and to
other parts of the country to save
them from tho dreaded menace OF Sol
shevism. Many OF the former aristo-
Gratis have gone to their country homes
and many others would lisc to go To
switzerland. but are unable TO obtain
permission 10 leave the country The
streets of Budapest are considered UNI
safe after dark. and wealthy persons
employ soldiers TO guard their homes.
Thousands of unemployed in Buda-
pest and other towns are receiving
from the state 40 to 30 crowns day.
three -fourths of which is contributed
d! manufacturers. who are fast losing
AL AL the ono none the the, made during the
firms. which recently employed 10000
persons. is paying them 5000. 900 crowns
a week. II is asserted that this is
tending toward the Generalization OF
the workmen. who prefer 10 live upon
work.
Nam factories have been brought
coal. and it IS feared that nour mills
may also be forced to shut down. The
train service has been reduced to one
Train day between Budapest and
hours instead OF four
ne cabinet ministers, who before
tne revolution received salaries Of o5.-
ope crowns. are now taking 100000
crowns. The number OF UNDERSIGNED
tar!es OF State has been increased from
Twelve 10 scventy-scven. each being
pah $1,000 crowns year. Immense
sums have been expended in payment
10 invalided soldiers. a plan was sur
gcstco by which the sum OF 5000
10000" crowns would have covered ri,
annual pensions but instead of aIon,
ing such plan. tho ministry has spcn,
'",o"o.ooo crowns in a few weeks in
temporary relief. with the result that
further help.
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CHILDREN BETTER FED
EVEN At HIGH PRICES
BritishcrS Arc Paying on an Average
Of 40 Per Cent Moro for
Food.
WAR GARDEN GREAT HELP
Lessons Learned During War Will
DO Carried Out After Peace Is
Signed. Because Advantages Have
Been Proven.

< LONDON. March l5.--Thc cost of liv-
Ing for working class family in Great
Britain increased 20 per cent between
July. 1919. and July 1915. according
10 the rcPor; of the working classes
cost of living committee. appointed by
the British Chancellor Of the :Xchcqucr
last March. It's report has been made
public here today.
The 20 per cen; rise in living en-
penses which II reports is a general
average for working class families.
For skilled workers tho figure is 81
per cent; for ScmiSkillcd workers, 80
per cent, and for unski,led, 81 per
cent. In general working class
family which in 1914 supported itself
on Sl1.OS week now has TO 1855
for the necessities OF life.
These sums arc liNiinl u fnlLnws.
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Your druggist sells it. or can get
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NfcnrIOMA Courfshin.

Under the social ideals of China
every man is anxious to marry, but
no man is permitted to seek wife for
himself. The contrac; of marriage is
always made by third party. and
often man finds himself bound 10
an imbecile, insane or chronically dis.
eased wife. whose father has paid tho
marriage broker high price TO &c,
her Il husband.
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She Wasn't Surprised.

rs train was approaching n large
lo"n II parted in the middle, and. of
'ousS Sc. IN" communicate ION cord
snapped, the end of IL striking an old
lady i'll tho face.
What is the NATTER she exclaimed
IN the train has broke in two"
should jus, think So" responded
VIC oid lady. looking ut tho broken
cora. Did they suppose a hit Of pud
train togcthcr""
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In south nf England cann .bc
troops were encouraged to taitc part
IN III Kinds Of sport. \ Young woman,
after looking over tho camp. was heard
their best to make the boys hnnny
don't you Think Yes. my las, sui
OF underwear ticl<lcd me very much, +"
ropIlen ono Of the recruits. ginning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
COTTON PLANTATIONS NOW
THRIVE IN NORTH SYRIA

Cotton thrivcs in tho north Of Syria
4 number of Jewish colonies have
been devotinE themselves of late TO
its growth. and English spinncrs have
found the cotton to be of very high
quality. There is little doubt that
when peace is signed and Palestine
is opened up to French. English and
American exploitation. the cotton in
duStry will boom.
Date palms are found throughout
the country. particularly in the sandy
districts They are nowhere so plen-
tiful, however, as in the south, around
GAIA and Jana.
The cedar and the cypress are be-
coming incrcasnly rare in Lebanon
where they have been replaced largely
by the italian pine. l.icorcc wood
grows abundantly in the north of
Syria. Around Damascus. walnut trees
are found in abundance.
AZ .lana there is Il great honey in
dustry. the oranse-howcr honey Of
Jaho having great reputation
the eyes of the Mohammedan are
sacred. and honey has pecn ono Of the
foods of Mohammedan countries from
stock breeding has been some what
neglected up to now, except for sheep
and goats The difficulty OF finding
fodder. the scarcity of good pasture
land. the wretched cattle sheds the
cattle plague and the outrageous taxa
ton OF the Turkish officials have all
but killed the cattle industry
The Indian buffalo is seen frequently
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GRAPES, FIGS AND NUTS
GROW IN JERUSALEM
A Health Builder
For Weakened Lungs

Where continued cough or cold threat
ems the lungs Eckinan's Alternative will helm
I" stop the cough strengthen tho lungs nd
restore health. s0c and $3.50 bottles at
druggists. or from
ECkMA& LABORATORY. Philadelphia.
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Pee|s Off C0rns
Between Toes
The Great Corn LOosencr Of the Age.
Never l'ailS-painIcss

\ corn mashed. squeezed and
crushed, all day long, in between two
toes! You can try the desperate,
treat en- rough" way and try to dig
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~ nsightly Hair
DeJ1lirocGe

DeMfraeie, tho original sanitary
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2FREE Nook with testin onials Of
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war. and arc now fourishins, especially
in the vicinity of Sarona. Damascus,
lis Salt and Hebron are celebrated for
raisins.
The white mulberry. the leaves OF
which arc used for rearing sllkworms
is grown chiefly in Lebanon and in tho
north of Syria. Beirut alono exports
largo quantities OF raw silk cocoons
annually. The silk industry has a
great future in Palestine. for expert
mcnt has shown that it is capable os
neiChborhood OF Jericho, where the
mulberry has been found to grow very
we'll
Evening star., 1919-10-12

The opera hat, somewhat the worse
for being packed away with the
winter flannels. makes il bi-yearly
appearance. Stubbs is coming
home from a lecture on the
Leaue Of Nations.
From left to right. The lady who
drank coffee and is sure she is
going to be awake all night. The
couple going home from the dance
and the twowho have lost the
~ run of the streets and can't
see from the window.
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danos por cuarenta mil d6lares.
27 Allen St.

d2nos por cuarenta mil d6lares.
no Sc ha proba0o que el demandante
Franco Soto publicara Ell forma alguna
G. escrito 4 one esta reconvenc;on sc
rcfere. e iuramento ante I'm funcio-
mario, Y la entrega otro funcionario,
DO un documento que debo quodar 6a-
10 su custodia, en record, y para fires
legales, no es publication, en el senti-
90 de Ia ley de ibelo. Y este cue es de
aplicaci6n Ia supuesta reconvencion
del demandado, 10 es tanibi6n a la de
manda en- este case.
Tampoco aparece cue Franco So
20 redactara este cscritc para hcrir c
injuriar al demandado Martinez. sine
para defenderse, en- Corte, dc los ata-
ques de cue era victima, y cuyos alta
ques procedian directa claramente de
Victor P. Martinez. Esta reconvenci6n
es tambi6n desestimada declarada sin
lugar.
En- cuanto la acci6n principal, sc
declaTa
1c.-Que Ell escrito moci6n cue
la demanda Sc rehere fue redactada
por Victor p. Martinez Gonzalez, con
Ell prop6sito de injuriar y denigrar a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

Carlos Franco Soto. y con ol fallido de
signio de periudicarles en su buen nom
bre y reputation, y que tai mocion con
tiene una critica iniuriosa. falsa in
iusla de las actuaciones de Carlos Fran
co Soto como Abogado y Notario.
2o.-cue tai moci6n fu6 iurads ante
ell Jusz Municipal dc Aguaailla, fun
cionario que por raz6n dc sU cargo, po-
dia recibir el iuTamento, y presen,ada
al Sccratario de Ia COrte suprema para
su tramitacioa legal: y que este no cons
tituye la maliciosa publication que Sc
reQuiere para owe eXista hbelo
3o.-Que despu6s de hal.arse Ia mo
ci6n ell curse ante Ia Corte suprsms.
el senador Tous SOTO cl Abosado Cue
rra Mondrag6n recibieron copias dc tai
moci6n, que 81 Ia mas psquena duda
procedia de Victor 2. Martinez Con
zalez. Pero Ia Corte entiendc decla-
"a que desde que esa moci6n qued6 ra-
6icada Ell Ia Secretaria &c Ia Corto Su.
prema, era, por disposition de IA ley.
I'm documento que tenfa publicidad por
pertenecer a un record pdblico. Y CT
consecuencia, entende Ia Corte cue Il
remission de copias dc ese documonto va
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OPINION
perjuiciOs.

Este case SO ha originate por deman-
da de Carlos Franco Soto contra Victor
Primo Martinez, reclamandO daios y
perjuicios por libelo. FL demandado
Victor P. Martinez, ha contestado y
ha formulado reconvencion, reclamando
tambien daEos y perjuicios.
La corte intenta sistematizar y su-
jetar metodo el estudio dc las alega-
clones, su prueba. Quizas es taref
dificil, por la variedad aun por L
multiplicidad dc esas mismas alegacio
nes, sobre todo las del demandado;
aim mas por 10 evidente extemporanei
dad dc algunas de las alegaciones dt
Ia contestaci6n y de la reconvenci5n.
Ell demandante Carlos Franco Soto
alega, y prueba, que es Abogado y Nc
tario en- cjercicio de su profession po
mas dc catorce aaos, en- esta Isla, y e.
buena reputation professional y apersc
nal. .........
Alega tambien el demandsnte, GU
Victor p. Martinez y Gonzalez publ
co, iurandolo ante el Juez Municipa
de Aguadilla, el 81 dc abril de 1918:
presentandolo para gu radicaci6n e.
Secretaria de Ia Ccrte Suprema d.
Puerto Rico ell veinte y nueve de abr
de 1919; y enviaDdo por correo ma.
tarde, una copia al ssnador Jose Tou
Soto, a su oficina Ell 10 Ciudad de Pom
ce, Puerto Rico un escrito con
cerniente al demandante, = redactadt
por Ell delnandado, Y EN- Ell que este s.
expresa en Ia forna que aparece q,
Ia copia cue es parte de Ia Alegaci6i
IL de Ia demsda; allegation que Sc dt
por reproducida, y como parte de es
ta opinion a fin de no inclNir una lar
ga copia. De ess escrito quiere ell Jue2
aGrmar, como materia de hecho que sc
re dere al demandante Carlos Franco Sc
to, y Sc refiere el en- su caracter dc
Abogado y Notsrio, y en- sus funciones
como tai, y 10 atribuye la realization
consciente, maliciosa intentional do
actos tales como amaio y falsedad en-
la preparation y presentation Gle prue-
bas ell casos ante una Corte, embauca-
miento y engRfio dc clientes, simulacio-
nes, instigaoi6n dc acciones Y proce-
SOS per medios maliciosos y falsos. En-
cuanto esta allegation, la Corte ha
hecho coastar Il existencia de ese es
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En- Ia COrte de DiStritO del DiStrito
judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico

critic, y afiade que Sc ha probado que
tai escrito fue una moci6n de disbar-
ment, separation de la profession, di-
rigida la Corte Suprema de Puerto
Rice, como Sc afrma en- la Alegacion
III de Ia demanda; que tai mocion fu6
rodactada por el dsmandado; que es la
misma que en- parte aparece copiada
en- la demanda, loco citado; que fus
jurada por el ahora demandado ante
Ell Juez Municipal de Aguadilla don
Agustin Font Y remitida o presel6ada
por el nismo Victor P. Martinez Y
Gonzalez Ia Secretaria de Ia Certe
Suprema Gle Puerto Rico eli 2S de abril
de 1913 y ALI radicada; que dc ella
recibi6 una ccpia, mas tarde, ell Abo-
gado y Senador sefor Jose Tous Soto.
Y que el sobre que contenia IN copia
,ve1ia de San Sebastian, pueblo de Ia
esidenc.a del demandado; que apare-
70 que Ell nismo demandado remiti6 al
Abogado sehor Miguel Guerra Mondra-
ron, eopia de Ia dicha moci6n que ha-
)la prescntado ante La COrte Suprema
lie Puerto Rico. La Corte establece aqui
i hecho como 10 cree probado, sin ha-
.er ahora la declaration de publica-
lion, acerca de 10 cue Sc trata mas
ldelanto.
Alego el domandante que ol escrito
moci6n antcs citado, Sc halla dirigi-
10 la Corte suprema y Sc titula lei
Pueblo dc Puerto Rico VS. 81 Aboga-
10 Carlos France 500" '~--i,.,---:.,, ;.
La Cote declGra p-o-a9. era 3;s.
yaci6n, Y probado tarlbi5n .ne ?a %.
ion fue rrossntaaa pr ei a1!o-al ae-
mandado Victor p. Maritime ante 10
Corte Suprema de Puerto Rico, Ell facha
oosterior veintc y sie5e &c abql &C
1918; que como consecEencia de tai pc
,ici6n Gle "disbarment'' sc practice
gor e. Honorable Fiscal de la Corte
Suproma, per delegation que en- 81 hi
o el Honorable Attorney General de
Puerto Rico, una rainuciosa Y deteili-
Ia investigacion de los cargos y acu-
saciones cue en- la moci6n Sc hacian
contra ell Abogadc Carlos Franco Soto,
que Ell referido funcionario leg6 Ia
conclusion de que todos los cargos Sc
referian. actuaciones y gestiones de
Carlos Franco Soto como tai Abogado,
en casos ante las Cortes de Puerto Eli
co, en- cuycs casos habia recaido SEN
tencia resolution defnitiva sin que
apareciera que el citado Abogado ha-
bia realizado acto alguno cue ilnpli-
cara depravaci6n condUcto reproba-
BILE en- Ell ejercicio de su profession; y
con vista Gle este inforne, la Corte su
prema de Puerto Rico orden6 Ell archivC
J de la querella presentada por Victor
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Ell MUNDo

civil, nj era entonces este IN punto
dentro de su jurisdiction, nj su resolu-
ci6n afecta a los meritos del case. Y
quien atin discute los extremes cue Sc
hallan discutidos, sometidos y resuel-.
tos pOr sentencia irme, NAL puede in
vocar la cosa juzgada en- el caracter
con que 10 hace.
Il demandante ha foSInulado ademas
dos peticiones de dalos y perjuicios,
bajo ell titulo de reconvenciones. Es-
tas dos peticiones han sido impugna-
das por Ell demandante, por no ser ma
soria de reconvenci6n.
En- cuanto Ia primera, basta decir
que las alegaciones en- que pretende
fundarse; son casi las mislnas que las
del escrito dc querella, 20 pe5ici6n dc
'disbarment que ha dado ori-
gen este pleitO. La fraseolo-
gia es de la misma clase, impropia de
una peticion ante una Corte, y LENA
de adjetivos mortifcantes para ell de-
mandante, y no ccnducentes a fnah-
dad alguna it'll en- materia de adni-
nistracion de justicia. Es .deplorable q.
un escrito de tai naturaleEa Sc ofrezca
y presente en- un procediuiento. Judi
cial. Nuestra profession tiene leyes que
no emanan de los Cuerpos Lsgislativos
del Estado, y que son, no obstante, dig
mas de todo respeto, y obligatoriss pa
ra todos los Qae tieneIf su cargo eli
sacerdocio de Ia Ley y de Ia justicia.
El respeto al compaiierc en- la profa-
sion, es, mi juicio, parte integraate
del respeto debido a los tribunales. El
uso de una moci6D, de una alegaci6n,
para denigrar iniuriar otro aboga-
do, es algo que nc debe dejarse sin
una protesta y una censura. La defen-
sa de los intereses de I'm cliente, y la
de nuestros propios intereses, no estan
Ell pugna con la cortesia y la delicada
correction cue es ley de nuestro pro
fssi6n en- todo pals civilizado.
En- cuanto Ia primera llamada re-
convoncion del derandado, Ia Corte
ontiende que, las alegaciones tionden
q presentar IN calo-de persecution ma
licios&; y declara que no sc alegan he
chos suficientes para una reconvenci6n;
en csc sentidc resueIve, sin entrar en-
81 esCudio de hechos y pruebas. sirve
Ge funGanento n 10 re8olUcl6n en- GUAM
Co 2 este extreme el Artlculo III del
C6digo de Enjuiciamierto Civil.
En- cuanto Ia titulada segu2la re
convention, el demandado ha alegado
cue Carlos Franco Soto public6, jul
randoIo ante eI Juez Municipal dc
Agua6illa ley6ndolo a varias perso-
mas, y llevandolo luego Ia Corte ST.
prolna, un escrioo injurioso infanan-
te, en- el que, sin causa que lie justii-
que, Hama ell ahora demandado Victor
P. Martinez, asaltante' "malevo-
lo' "loco'', que tales frases las
escribi6 el sllora Jemandante con Ell
prop6sito de sxpener Victor F. Mar
tinez al odio y desprecio phblico, y han
causado a dich9i'victcr P. Martinez
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p. GtUSTI CO, Co.
San Juan, p. K.

archfvado. no consiituye publication.
porquc no d. 81 documcato un care.
ter ore no tutloTa anteg
Estas declsraciones ; razouss iievan
a la Cor.s dociaraF sail iugar "a dc
manda cn oste case. san especial cor
dens dc Coz 4 asi dsbe --r "a asa-
tencia.
Ei scaor soeret1rio &c Ia corts re-
tiara seltencia dc acserdo con "a op.-
ni6n
son Juan Puerto Eleo mayo -
1919.
tFirmaJo) Jaclnto TExIpOR
Juea de Distrito- Sec IA.
Liconciado celestino 1darero Hernfn-
de-. secrc.ario d. Ia Corto Dc Distri.
to-Scc rrimera.
CERTTT1CC One es;a es una copla
Gel y ezaC,a de IA Opinion dictada "a
este case.
Ya peUei6n del Hcoacisdo Carlo
Franco Soto. libro IA prescnto baio iri
hrma soIlo &C este Corte. hoy dia 3
dc Junio do 1919.
C. MARRERO
(3ocretarioD
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P. Martinez contra Carlos Franco So


P. Martinez contra Carlos Franco So
to.
Alega ell demandante IA falsedad de
los hechos alegados en- la querella, y
su exposcion y publication consciente
y maliciosa por parte de Victor P. Mar
tinez, el demandado, sin tener causa
probable, con ell prop6sito malicio-
so de perjudicar Y ultrajar al deman-
dante. z la Corte declara probado que
los hechos contenidos en- la referida que
reila, en- cuanto Sc referen la conduc-
ia y actuaciones de Carlos Franco So
to, son faisos y han sido maliciosarlen-
tie, y sin causa probable, estahlecidos y
escritos en- aquella querella moci6n,
Y con el proposito, per parte de Victor
p. Martinez, el ahora demandado, de
ultrajsr, injuriar y perjudicar Ell su
buen nombre reputation al Abogado
Carlos Franco Soto. No puede Ia Corte
declarar que e. Abogado Carlos Franco
Soto haya perdido NADIA en- su limpia
reputaci6a ante les tribunalcs, nj ante
el pnblico en- general, nj que su credi-
to fsya sufrido lesion, por consecuen-
cia de los actos del ahora dcmandado.
Y 81 declara que e. demandantc ha sido
herido en- sus sentimientos y en- su dig
nidad, como 10 es sieulpre cl cue, sin
mcrecerlc, es victima de un ultrajs de
cuaiquier clase, y especiaimente de es-
tos cue Sc perpotuan denigrando en-
vilcciendo la mas alta forma de EXPIRE
sidn del pensanliento, Ia escritura.
Aleg6 el demandante perjuieios por
cuarenta nil d6lares. La Core 40 pue-
&c, con Ia prueba a. Sc ha pressntado en-
este case, declarar la existencia de tales
perjuicios.
FL domaneado ma contestado Ia de-
manda, alegando sustancialmente; Que
suscribi6 y jur6 ante el Juez Munich
pal de Aguadilla el escrito de quere-
LA o petici6n dc ',disbarment' con-
ira el ahora derandante, y dirigido a
Ia Corte suprema de Puerto Rico; y
ha negado las demas alegaciones -esen-
ciales Dc la deranda, salvo Ia relativa
al archivo de la querella, por resolution
6e Ia Corte Suprema. Como materia nue.
va. el demandado presenta una serie dc
alegaciones, que en- esencia, son Ia his
toria de yiejas diferencias ertre & y
el demaIidante, Y que en- realidad no
ham sido prueba de una prueba seria
convincente; v alega cue Sc VIC en-
Is necesidad de presentar ante Ia Ger
te Suprema su querella. Sostiene que
hay en- cl case cosa juzgada, alegando
que ell demandante acudio la Corte
Suprema para que lie reservara SD ac-
ci6n civil en- el caso de Ia querella, y
la Corte 0eesstiIno Ia peticion, y el de-
mandante consinti6 Ia res0luci6n en- O.
Sc desestimaba. Sin dar capitulo aparte
a esta materia, cosa juzgada, entiende
el Juez que suscribe que Ia allegation
de tai exception es impropia, Y solo la
exposition de su fundamento bssta pa.
"a negarla; Ia Corte Suprema no juzgt
acerca de la procedencia de "a accior
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Carlos FRANCO SOTO, demandan-
te. VS. Victor P. MARTINEZ y CON
zALEz, Demandado. No 1923. Daios y
perjuicios.