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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-24

many advantages that they may be
called a natural privileged class: and
these will receive the benefit Of hav-
ing much or nearly all of their wealth
exempt from taxation. Who suffer
from such a policy when it Is cAEriedl
out? The smaller farmers who on
account Of their small means can not
stock their farms with blooded5 cattle
and all kinds Of machinerie1 and
many luxuries.
The only reason which may in-
duce h Nonpartisan League to-
adopt such plans is In the fact that
they want to introduce into North Da-
kota Socialism pure and simple. So
cialism by which the state should be-
the owner of all lands and pri-
vate persons should have no proper
ty except chattel. If the platform Of
the Nonpartisan League should be
carried put for many years. thesresult
will be that either the state or8those
that are very rich will possess all the
land and that finally all landIss will
become property OF the state, and the
people will be mere renters. L
Socialism Of this kind is a theory
which on a small scale has BEEN tried,
in many countries and at mAny
1t has always proved to be a failure.
1t is c~ontraryito the natural law: con-
trary. to Christian teaching; Il is a
theory which has been put up by the
enemies of Christianity for the very
purpose of destroying Christianity.
Have we people Of North Dakota a
right to expose our state to the ex-
periments OF socialism? Even II we
should have q right which I must
deny, is it wise to enter such expert.
ments?
Reform. yes, reform is needed. It'll
is only too. true that capitalism has
grievously sinned against the people.
1t has committed many acts Of UNI
justice for the very reason that 1t act
ed contrary to the natural law and
contrary to Christian principles.
Reform will take place by going
back to Jesus Christ Who teaches usl
not only supernatural truths but alsos1
how to understand and observe tho
natural law. But reform will not
come by following wild theories
which have so often proved to be .
failure and which are in opposition
to the teaching Of Christ and to tho
natural law. A house " not repaired
by dynamiting 1t moi by tearing out
its foundations.
1t is a divine law OF Just retribu-
that whenever individuals or so
ciettes refuse to accept the truth they
tall into the widest theories. So 1t Is
IN regard to religion. TO civil and So
clal life, I sincerely hope that our
North Dakota people do not deserve
SUCH a punishment.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-24

though more refined), and theft
most compound: theft, not only of
the poor nations money, but Of its
soul and body so far; and of all it's
moneys and temporal and spiritual
interests whatsoever; theft, you may
say Of collops opt from its side. and
poison put into its heart, poor nation.
more felonious and deadly, though
refined ways. by doing claptraps,
namely letting Of parliamentary blue
lights, to awaken the sleeping Swiner-
les, and charm them itno diapason
for you-what a music. Or without
claptrap or previous felony of your
own, you may feloniously, in the
pinch of things, make truce with the
evident DemasogPs and Son Of Nox
those walls of yours, and is grown
important to you by the Awakened
swineries, risen into alt, hat follow
him. Him you may, in your dire
hunger for votes, consent to comply
with; His anarchies you will pass for
him into Laws, as you are pleased
to term them. Buying may be dom
in a great variety Of ways. The ques-
ton: How you buy? is not. on the
moral side, an important: one" His
tory of Frederick the Great, Book II.
Cap. IL.
The second kind Of will of the.
People" is only possible where the
large majority of a people has a
strong moral sense and is determined
to do 1.-THE will Of God; then the light
of natural law of God guides them to
do what Is right, to make laws and to
conduct the public life of the state
or nation in harmony with the will of
Q This becomes the more real
when a nation or state is solidly
Christian 70 that Christ's principles
become the beacon light of such ma
ton or state and all its laws and in
stitutions are in fullest harmony with
Christ's teaching. u.
There. is no institution on earth
where the will of the people is car
ried out as perfectly as in the Catho-
lie church. where they all have the
same faith. the same commandments,
must live up to that faith and to those
commandments. But there is also no
institution. on earth where dema-
gogues have less chance to impart
upon the people their own will and
pass 1t under the name of will Of the
people" than in the Catholic church.
Democracy has become the slogan |
OF the present time; but how many
who are enthusiastic for democracy
"a IOo democracy T0Qulrek
q Christian state where Christ rules.
but not sham Christianity.
IL. Some strange peculiarities or
the Platform of the Peoples Friends.
the N~onpartisan League.
No. s OF the Initiative petition del
mands: GIVE the legislature right
to exempt from taxation ali personal
The Platform says: I'VE recon-
mend especially the laws reducing
valuation for tax purposes on farm
implements and personal property.
the law making available Increased
taxss by reducing assessments on
money and credits.D
Justice and reform n the catch
word of the Nonpartisan LeaRue.l
How do the above demands harmon
ize with justice and, reform? All
taxes should fall ON the land. person.
Al property should be exempt. this Il
their demand. :. 80
Who gets the beneAt from s.r,,
p0dcy. carried out fully or partly?
The rich farmers and the hanksWand
mescahants; but they have already %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-24
The Present
Political Situation
OF North Dakota
(By Vincent Wehrle, Bishop of
Bisnarck) 4
/. The WIN Of de People.

In the mouth Of demagogues the
word will Of the people, has be-
come q kind Of fetish; whenever they
are determined to carry out their own
selfish designs, they present It under
the cloak of '"The will Of the people,
There are two kinds Of Twill Of the
People" The first kind: People,
worked into q passion by msrepre-
s~ent3tions and lies and appeals to
their lowest passions, decide hastily
to do somthing. Thus we zee 1.-THE
Will Of the peoRle'I1 In q lyching bee,
thus the viii Of the people, mani
tested itself before the house OF Pi-
late when they cried: Cruelty Him.
Carlyle Witty describes how this
will Of the people, may be secured:
Votes. under pain /. death onicials.
are necessary. You lmay buy then,
BY money down (which 10 felony and
theft simple against the poor nation):
or b. p%referment and appointments
Of the d meritofiots mar (Which II
felony double-distilled far deadlier,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-24
Go Be Continued
ICE, STRAIT.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, April ~
Tremendous ice fields from the Arcte
completely, clogged Cabot strait %.
tween Cape Breton and Newfouno.
land. Local Steamer ttramc betwees
81. Johns and Halifax was at a stand
It'll for several days becauAe Of tns
unusual condition; 4,
The steamer Kyle which runs he.
tween North sydney and Port aus
Basques attempted TO crash it's wa
ros,. t.c the e. Usual ensnnsl n a,. aas
e became. wedsed in tie. Ice sbosS
thresi miles on the shore Of CapsN
Breton and remained ice bound un'u 3
fhe wind.shiftsd. ~
Several passengers we're on "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-24
FRED S. HARTMAN

Thousands of people throughout the northwest
learned with a pang Of regret of the death of Fred S.
Hartman, who was the victim of an aviation accident in
France a few days ago. 1t seems but a few days since
Hartman thrilled the country with his remarkable exhi-
bition OF pluck and bravery in the famous dog derby
from Winnipeg to st. Paul. Placed out of the running
within the first few hours by an accident to his team.
knowing that it was impossible for him to win the race
against his more fortunate competitors, he nevertheless
persisted until the end, and day after day on that long
trip through the cold he showed himself a real hero. His
exploit was not a sudden thing, nor his bravery that Of a
moment. 1t was OF a higher quality. 1t lasted through
the long, cold hours, persisted in spite Of his knowledge
that failure to win the appointed prize was inevitable,
but he had set himself to the performance of a task. He
had entered in a race and he was determined to see the
thing through to the end. He finished as it was known
he must, last in the race, but everywhere he was ac-
claimed 40 the hero Of the contest. The man who gave
such an exhibition of his quality in a sporting event un-
douhtedly carried the same spirit with him into the war
ana when he died there passed away a great soul worthy
OF the highest honor that men can bestow.
According TO- representatives Of the French labor
unions III the denands Of the unions have been met, ana
WORKING conditions and wages are entirely satisfactory.
seyertheleD II II proposed to pull OF a general strike on
nay I. Just g DEMONSTRATION Of the power Of the unions
h ff the unions could liz q 20 that on Nay 1 there would
sno4 8 an IDLE nsn il France. such I demonstration
ssSS1gs6ld ~ much mare "a the purpose. E#5.s
s4$x &4
= the Germans should rsfusa to sign the peace terms
- satua5onSswou asatn Pscons ! military. rather than5
SAAS diplonaatic one.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-24
EVENING EDITION
Pontotoc County. Miss.
Passing Through Period
OF Unusual Prosperity

Agricultural .Reyolution" in Small Community Results IN Adding One
Million Dollars to the Cash Reserves Of the People. ~ "a 4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-24

SsSsn 10y nsrs d thsn ~ Is nyiss sers. shs "a
$50 ~ e ~ eAisf danssss v1n s. II. Il -esiitlos.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12

The public library 10 closed BY ordsr
received Monday morning from tie
state fuel administrator.
+. Anyone wishing to get the packages
of books that 60 ont into district schools
NAV do 50 by phoning to the librarian,
MISS CONVERSE.
Fines will be RENTED on overdue
books. but anyone wishing to return
books before the library is again open
may leave them in the city clerk 3 Office
in the library basement. N
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
Basket Social.

Thsre will be . program and basket
social at the New Oregon school house,
Dist. No. 3. on Wednesday evening.
Dec. II. Program will begin at 8
o'clock. Ladies please bring trimmed
baskets. Proceeds for the benefit of
the school. Emma Smith, teacher.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
Consresa6osal Church

The usual Sunday morning service
and Sunday school session next Sunday.
No evening service. Plans will 60 for
ward and it is hoped the children may
have q good time on Christmas eve at
the church. Excepting this the church
will limit its services to q single time
q week as per coal conservation orders.
Plans will be made to hold the Chris
tan Endeavor meeting next Sunday
evening. Place Of meeting and name
of leader will be announced at the
morning service. Topic, "How to Use
the Bible". #.~
The pastor will preach next Sunday
on the subject, "Uncomplimented and
Satisfied. Special must by the quer-
tet: Mrs. !. P. Thomson, Miss Bertha
Bergaus, Joseph Burgess and Charles
Nichols; Miss Berenice Laidlaw. organ
ist.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
.NsaAedist Chuvch.

Sunday. Dec. 18th, morning service
at 1880 .. m. Pastor will preach On
"A Three. fold Salvation. Sunday
school will follow at HAS. Glasses for
all ages. No evening service by order
of the fuel administration, The Ep-
worth League however will meet ct
the parsonage as usual at $50 p. m.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
cREsCo HOWARD COUNTY IOWA, DECEMBER r. 1919
Weodmen Circle Officers for 1920.

Woodmen Circle Officers for 1920.
Past Guardian Minnie Harris. L
Guardian-Lulu Hall. H..
Adviser Maud Wheeler.
Clerk = Mayme Glass
Banker-Florence Rutherford. = -
g. -. Mary Vance,
Managers-3 Belle Kiingle. .
= !, Lottie Scholz.
Acknowledgements Birtwistle.
Assistant Attendant-Anna Bickford
C6lplain-Hazsl Hail. -. ,.scy.
Inner Sentinel Co!etta Hsybetger.
5Oqter Ssntinel-Anna Dvorak. -;
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
.'The Birth Of ! Race"

The great spectacular romance. ''The
Birth Of . Race, which is to play at
..aThe Cresco" theater. is one OF the
most elaborate pictures ever msde. II
cost over . million dollars to produce.
and an army Of players were employed
to enact the various difficult and import
ant roles. The skill of makeup and
Characterization shown in presenting
the historical personages alone would
make the picture notable. This photo
play carries US back to creation. The
wonderful story is understood without
difficulty. The film is at once pleasure
and an education.
I @. r. S. player rolls for Christmas!
Cresco Music Shop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12

w. 0. Swenson's Jewelry Store and
Gift Shop is the right place to make
your choice selections of q gift, some
thing useful. !. something beautiful.
something unusual. Gifts from this
store always please. Buy early for
your convenience. w. 0. Swenson.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
NV. Of A. Of Schlev.

Annual meeting will be held in Schley
hall on Saturday evening. Dec. 18th.
All members are requested to be pres.
ent. Election of officers .s
I. JAMES ONDRAsEK, Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
Photoxraph, at Christmas Tine.

Studio will be open every day until
Xmas. beginning Nov. 3Oth. Come
early for your sittings. Make vour
gifts personal ones. Photographs fUr
the busy man or woman solve q lot Of
problems. l5t4 BLoAQU1sT SAYRE.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
BAPTIST Church

The usual service next Sunday morn
ing. Theme Of sermon Moses Ulti-
matum". i@
Sunday school at II as. B. Y. P. u.
at $50. No preaching service in the
evening .,.- mi
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
Just Arrived!

Z A new line of hand carved pho tc
frames, mirror essels and hangers. fin
ished in Old Roman. Antique, Gold,
Oxidized Platinum and Copper.
u l7t2 BLoMQUIST SAYRE STUDIO.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
For Sale or Rent!

Ny residence on Pine Place, two
blocks vest Of Library. Also some
household furniture. See me before
Dec. 18th or phone Wentworth & Burr =
garage. ,...a E. F. Belts.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
Just a Few Left.

w. ]. Webster has just few of his
oig-boned Poland Chips1 boars left.
They are all good ones, but to close
them out at once will sell them at
farmers prices.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
Modern Wesdnen Attention!

Come at once and pay up as books
will be closed December 31st for
another audit. This means you.
Please come now.
f.as J. A. CUTTING, Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12
For Sale Cheap.

Se so acre farm, we'll improved, located
Township 80 range 13. ]. w. Davi-
son, 43l6 Aldrich Ave. S. Minneapolis,
MINI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12

Diamond. Birthstone, Cameo, Signet
Rings for Christmas.
17t2 r. j. Baldwin. Jeweler.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-12

@. r. S. player rolls for Christmas!
Cresco Music Shop.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
their friends and relatives called to con-

their friends and relatives called to con-
gratulate them.
Among the guests from out Of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowry,
Alfred NJ. Webster and Mrs. F. G.
Webster Of Baltimore, Mrs Moler and
Mr.. Madison P. Coe Of Hyattsville. and
the Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Coe of Belts
Vile, Md.
Mr.. Frank S. Sheehy has arrived in
Washington from Colorado Springs.
Col. and will make two-month visit
to his mother, Mrs. James ]. Sheehy.
Miss Margaret Lee Price, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint on @. Price. 427
11th street northeast, is taking a
post graduate course at Sloane Hos
pitai. New York city. Miss Price is
q graduate from Providence Hospital,
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Cohen will be at
home, 252S 12th street northwest.
this evening, from to 10 O'Clock,
in honor Of their son Marcus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cohen and son,
Moritz A. Cohen, are leaving Wash
ington Thursday. April 3, for six
month auto trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash NJ Pollock. who
were married in Sioux City, Iowa,
March IS, 1894. and who came to
Washington fourteen years ago. ctle-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary Friday evening. entertaining
hundred guests at an evening recef-
ton.
Their home was beautifully deco
rated with southern snilax, roses and
palms. and assisting during the even
ing were Mrs. George Heidel, Mrs.
Edna Taylor. Mrs. ]. N Nickles. Mrs.
Glossbrenner, Mrs. Harriet Langstor,
Mrs. Robert Allen. Mrs. Rosalie Tay-t
lor and Mrs. Walter j. Brooks. Mr..
and Mrs. Pollock's two children, Yes
"a and A. Scott. were also with them.
Mrs. ". W. King of Congress Hail
Hotel has as guests Miss Bess Gun Of
Hartford, Conn. who visited her dur
ing the midwinter. and Miss Dean
Cooper. q student at the Mount Yer
non Seminary. who will spend her
Easter holiday with her.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon are 1eav-
ing Washington today for Cincinnati,
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Army Notes.

Brig. Gen. George A. Nugent
q! S. A, and Mrs. Nugent, after a
VISIT to the latter's old home at Mid
dletown. Conn. arrived last week in
Washington. They are at the Burling
ton on Vermont avenue, where they
will remain while Gen. Nugent is or
duty here as assistant to the chief OF
artillery.
Mrs. Medorem Crawford. wife OF
Brig. Gen. Crawford, L. S. A.,
after a stay Of several weeks at
Atlantic City. followed by visit to
New York. has. returned to Washing
ton. She is expecting their daughter,
Miss Dolores Crawford. home early in
April from New York. where she has
spent the winter in special course
Of study 49,.
Lieut. Col. Conger Pratt. L. S. A.,
has arrived in Washington for his
new duties in the bureau of aero
Evening star., 1919-03-30

seas duty. is, with Mrs. Owen, making
his home at 2250 Cathedral avenue.
Cleveland Park.
Maj Lewis Merriam, L. S. A.. re-
.<l-.ir.,o<a <,., ,Ic;ftl, Ilnuo 8
Evening star., 1919-03-30

nautics. He came from San Antonio,
Tex, where he was in command of
Kelly Field.
Col. L. J. Owen, L. S. A., who has
been on duty at the Walter Reed
| Hospital since his return from over
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Ohio. where DR.. Simon will attend
the central conference Of American
rabbis. Of which he is treasurer.
The Sisterhood Of the Eighth Street
Temple will hold its annual, meeting
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, when
reports Of the various chairmen OF
committees viii be read and the elec-
tjon of officers and directors for the
ensuing year will take place.
Evening star., 1919-03-30

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
Evening star., 1919-03-30

The marriage Of Miss Christina
Gertrude Eckhardt to Mr.. John Imirle
was quietly solemnized at the family
residence. 233 Florida avenue. on
Wednesday evening. March rs. in the
presence OF the two immediate
families. Immediately after the cere-
Inony the young couple left for a
short trip north.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-30
Los DRAMAS DEL HoGAR.

Un Nino que Huge de la Casa Paterna.
Del puesto de la policia de Santurce
nos informan que ALI Sc persona aver
tarde la sehora Luisa Caballero, resi-
dente en- la parada "a, a dar informes
de que su hijo, Fro:lan Ramos, desde
hacia cinco dias, habia desaparecido
de la casa paterna.
La desccnsolada -madre dice que no
hay la menor sospecha del paradero de
Froilan, a quien Sc supone la victima
da aiguncs "amigotes'' que, bajo pro-
mesa de emanciparle de la tutela pa
terna, Ne han inducido abandonar el
hogar lanzarse al mundo en- busca de
aventuras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-30
Los juici0s de
los huG|guiStaS
en- Vega Baja
IL huelguistas .absueltos.

e. e
Sc, ha verifcado ante .el. Juez del Tri-
Punal de Vega. Baia, Lcdo. e. niaz
Arana, Ia celebracion de los JUICES que
terian pendientes los huelguistas, con
motive dc los sucesos ocurridos en aQue-
LA poblaci6n, a prOp6sito &c. la. hnslga
de despalilladoras. ~. ,44
Los acusados, cssi todos. mujeres, es-
taban bajo la acci6n de un procc5o por
alteracion de la paz. Llev6 Ia represen-
taci6n de todos el Lcdo. v, M. FsrnaE-
dez, de San Juan.
Por medic de una moci6n de mon
suit" J. Ell Lcdo. Fernandez sol.cito el
sobressimiento de la denuncia en- Guam
to los siguientes scusados: Petrona
Palmares,. Basilides Pintor. Celia Ma
wedo, Juana Rosario, Celestina Pab6n,
Maria Mercado, Saturnino Diaz, ,Pura
Lopez, Santiago Matinee. Francisco
Melendez y Reparada Lopez, La Cor
te declare con lugar la moci61 elel le-
trado defensor. En- cuanto los acu-
sados Antonio Melendez, Ignacta Pa
bon, Francisco Garcia, Isabel Guzman
e Hip0lito Garcia, fueron ssntsnciados
a pagar tres dolares de multa, sin cos
tas.
Pedro Maldonado, Jose Ma. San
tos, Astor Rodriguez, Jose Pabon, Gre
goria Soriano, Mercedes Melendez, Car
men Martinez, Manuel Manzano, Ru-
finc 0tero, Joaquin Granela, Jose otero
y Miguel otero, acusados de alteration
de la paz fueron defendidos tambi6n
por el Lcdo. Fernandez, y absueltos IL
brefnente por la Corte.
Ell pueblo ha visto con satisfaction
Ia actuaci6n del juez Disz Arana y de
la policia, que han sabido mantener
81 orden, terminando la huelga que
amerasaba grandes confictos, sin ocu-
rrir desgracias personales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-30
Ell ATLETA PEDRO MARTfNo
RETA AL CORREDoR ANTONIO
CABALLERo


Don Ramon Romero nos suplica. Ia
inserci6n de las siguientss ineas:
lei atieta Pedro Martin6 Sc encuen
ira en- excelentes condolences para COM
petfr con cualquier corredor de La is
la, y especialmente con Antonio Caba-
Hero ta) Boston, . qaien reta, por me-
dio de estas lineas para correr la dis
tancia que Sc sefiale (velocidad re-
sistencia) v con una apuesta no mi
nina de 500.
81 el sefi0r caballero Sc considera
calnpe6n de la resistsncia y esta dis
puestO . recoger q Iguante qne le AFRO
il 81 atleta MARITIME, que Sc sirva con-
testar phblicamente v sin ambages, Ell
reto que aqui 20 le haca."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-30
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
Seccion Segunda.

Catalina Was Ponce de Leon VS.. Ju-
lilo de la Rosa, por divorcio. Sc decla-
no sin lugar la demanda con las costas
a la demandante. !.
El Municipio de San Juan VS.. ''The
Porto Rico Coal Company, por cobro
de dinero. Ell tribunal declare sin lu-
de costas.
Simon Pescay VS. Candido Fernandez,
,por rescision de contrato Ell tribuna!
resolvi6 denegar Ia moci6n para que
Sc dele sin efecto la sentencia Sc ad-
mita la contestaci6n
Ramon Garcia otros VS.. "Cantero
Fernandez y Compaiiia'', por dsfios y
perjuicios. Sc le concedieron diez dias
de pr6rroga a las parties para pgesen-
tar >alegatos escritos
Mercedes Flores VS. Carlos Benitez
por incumplim;ento de matrimonio Sc
discutio la mocion para e. tribunal de
Distrito de Humacao. Ell jucz Texidor
Sc reserve la reso'uci6n.
Carlos Davis, ex-parte, por aproba-
cion. Sc aprob5 la partici6n de los
bienes del finado Carlos Davis.
Sucesores de Guiller1no hubert vi
da,, ex-parte, por administration judi
cial. Sc ordeno el pago de $12, 2,e97 .55,
con interes, la orden de la viuda
Blondet, o su orden.
Acting Fiscal, ex-parte, por admins
TRACTION de bienes de Coto Pereira, Sc
ordeno Sc entregue $500 al abogado del
administrator judicial Martinez Davi-
la, por sus honorarios PROFESSIONALS.
Longo y Compafiia VS.. Tomas Me
YES, por cobro de dinero. Sc declare
sin lugar la demanda, con las costas a
la demandante.
w. j. Kernnerly VS.. Elsie Augusta