davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
His Exchanges Not All Wise

0uestion--I am constant reader OF
yUur ,pt, investment information. l have been
central refunding 3la per cent bonda for
Is Is about aul tgs genera per cent 1852. Price
Northern Pacific prior lien rrs cenf fot,,r for
Ghieago Erie first 5s. 1882 and some
Lake Shore debenture 4 per cent. 1881. FOR
OF each in the exchange. do not wanI
10 TO- run any chances of loss of interest or
undue risks will not make the erchsneaIs dM.ns
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Ship and Commerce Report

The American Ship and Commerce.
Corporation reported for the nine
months ended September 80 profits of
$1,613,883. The proportion of the Kerr
Navigation Corporation earnings ap-
p'icable to stocks owned by the Ameri
can Ship and Commerce Corporation
amounted to $739,641, and Of the Cramp
Company, $1,210,56O.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Beef Prices Advanced

MONTREAL, March l0.-W. E. Nc
Lean, of the Harris Abattoir Company,
Ltd, said to-day that owing to labor
troubles wholesale beef prices had been
advanced at least 15 per cent here.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Copper Dividend Reduced

Directors Of the Phelps Dodge Cor
,oration. copper producers. yeste rday
declared a quarterly dividend of 81 a
hare, compared with the previous rate
# $3.50 share.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

Orders now on the books Of the cor
poration, it Is estimated, are sufficient
to keep the mills running for eight
months ahead.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

Four tuu columns OF in
Uestnaent questions and an
ssoers are published in The
Tribune euery Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Investor Chooses Good List

J., gu 0uestion.What do you think of the FOL-
American Telephone and TeIegraph sG nj e@sh. ool.
lateral trust IS, 1916; General Electrio DE-
pen'ure pen Us. 1910; Lehigh Valley Railroad
n-year collateral trust Is. 1905, Wast,pa uau
mousse Manufacturing Is, 1881: V,retn;s-
SSarol1na Stna, I; Chemical TVS, 1sa5: iiiinois
psee, pie "a ., 1880; or. If cannot get General
Is ., at 81 be Just as good an investment ?0
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Toronto
Miscellaneous Markets
New York State Bonds

issued IN coupon ana registered form,
terable. r So-s
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Talks
10 Investors

=
LIE AVERAGE MAN viii try anv-
thing once. He may cash .
check or make a loan without
looking up the borrowers credit.
But If he is stuck he won't do
1t second time.
"A BUSINESS MAN OR MERCHANT
may take a chance on a promis-
Ing but untried customer and
give him line of credit. But IL
be 10 s'stuck," he won't do 1t a
second time.
"A 0EDuLOUs PERSON may swallow
my sort of fantastic tale elmo.
hook and sinkcr'; but if he ever
wakes up, he won't swallow tho
same tale secoa3 time.
AND YET THOUSANDS OF INVESTORS
will buy securities on the merest
whizn or "say-so, without tho
least investigation, and loso, and
ouy again and lose again.
iHEY WONDER why thoy lose,
they sec their capital slip away
before their eyes and are helpless
toavoid the loss. But why? Why
are they not like the average
man who will try anything once,
--snly?
WAT Is rHE ANswEnr Write ~
and We will tell you. 1t will be
worth while.
moody's Investors Service
JOHN MoODY, Prs-sds-a
- Nassau Street New York. ny.
"'1oN PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan So
=, 1888, lsss-192s ,........;.. s7H ssa S1s
=, l929-lsg4 Is e., .s .,.......:,:.. ok s2H SIT
193S-1923 .... s1H e2H s1s
Federal Farm Loan ass
ro1st hss751s2s I. .a.I 49,; .,,...,.. s1H a2& $50
r. ~. l9s9.I924 .7. .,,.-.,.... a2A ssM 555
1936-1S23 ......... g2L q2s. hs7
United States Treasury Cer,itirates of
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Answer-We think your lis4 ia ex

ceIent. 1t Is we'll diversified and we
consider all of the companies you
name good. We would not, however
be inclined to make a shift from
uenerai Electric to Central Leather
even eve, II you could not get your General
Electric below par. If you cannot get
IL below par, you might consider a for
elgn government bond, some of which
are selling at very attractive prices
Either the United Kingdom 5h per
Genus, due IN 1887, yielding nearly 7
per cent at present prices, or Dominion
OF canada 6s,. due 1891, yielding $50
per cent are, In our opinion, good in
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Open. High. Low. Last.
Sales.
Bonds
Montreal

$4,000 Elec & Peo As. 54 81 54 Sd
5000 Phila FL 1st SIS S3A S33S $3.50 S25s
5000 Phil. W & B As 80 SO 80 80
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Other CORPORATIONS

! .... TIN VIVA 4s 1874
Att Coast L 3 80. CAN
Is 1880 Q 80. 65H
4 ....10l 4 B q 0 Sw
LIST con As Shs 1925
1852 10 -. 76H
l -. 76h r & c AZ
l. g. N <s 1859
1899 ! go. b2M
8 80. STh 3 80. 50
Att Fruit Co Beech Creek
Is tenn s "a 1885
CIV s A 1884 l -. 81M
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Merl Goodwin began school Mon
day morning. ~
P. 0. Ouelette was business Wis
ltor In Montreal last week.
Charts Fletcher and Morris Vance
were visitors in Burlington Sunday.
H. Dunn was in Sheffield last week
to sell his household goods, hay. wood,
ETC., at auction.
Mrs. O.. T. Crowley and children
from Willoughby spent the weekend
with her parents.
Miss Myrtle Robbins has returned
from Morrisville, where she has been
for dental work.
Mrs. A. B. Pike, who has been in
Laconia, N. H., visiting her son, re-
turned home Friday.
S. Lathe, who has lived in Albany
for some years, has come to live with
his sister, Mrs. T. Dunn.
fThe o. E. S. seventh district meet
Lakeside Chapter at Newport.
Mckinley Chapter will hold it's reg
ular meeting October IL. 1t is hop
ed every member will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Keller and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Williams took a trip
through the White mountains last
week.
The senior elias accompanied by
Miss Bailey and Miss Pratt took a
very enjoyable trip to Mt. Mansfield
Saturday.
Charles Casavah. who has been
working for P. Ouelette, has gone to
North Stratford. N. H., where he has
employment.
Mrs. Peterson, who has been in
Middlebury as representative to the
State Missionary convention, return
ed home Saturday.
Miss Helen Darling, Miss Gladys
Michard and Rudolph Pronto from
Halls part of the week.
Frank Cowles, who had the nisfor-
tune to break his leg while playing
basket ball some time ago, is, able to
be back to school on crutches..
Many from here went to the Albany
line to view the scene of the terrible
auto accident when Ellick Zero from
st. Johnsbury lost his life Friday.
Craftsbury Academy Notes
missed and the students of the acad-
| envy enjoyed the annual hare and
hound race.
The photographer visited school
last week and took pictures of the
school in a body and also of the diff
lferent classes.
Rev. H. B. Rankin of Newport gave
very interesting talk in chapel
| Thursday morning.
Supt C. l.. Cowles spent Thursday
at the academy. =
Thursday evening The town teach
ers' meeting was held in the academy
assembly room.
AS this is, school week everyone is
urged to visit schools. In the acad-
envy short program is being plan
ned for Wednesday which is Vermont
day. After the program, which be-
gins at 2.3O, tea will be served in
the gymnasium
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
lxaak Walton.

sweet remembrance by thousands whe
love the outdoor life, and he is so re-
membered by his book, 1.-THE Compleat
Angler, or Contemplative Mans Rec
reation." Although angling, or fish
ing is the subject. the writer goes be
yond it, and gives expression to many
fine thoughts respecting streams and
fields and flowers 1t is the work of
kind and gentle soul alive to the
beauties of nature.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
BROWNINGTON BOYS AND
GIRLS FAIR
CONTINUED from page one)


Lot 80 Rhode Island Reds, 1st.,
Kenneth Dutton 35c; 3D., Thetford
and Glendon Foster 25c; 3d., Walter
Marshall 15c.
Lot 33. Leghorns, no entry.
Lot 81. Wyandottes, 1st., Ruth
Cook 3Oc.
Special-White Indian Game, 1st.,
Althea Norris zoe.
CLASS VI-MISCELLANE I
Lot 35. Pint jar of maple syrup,
no entry.
Lot Sc. Handicrafts Tractor &
Garage, 1st., Carl Swanson 10c.
Special-Plate of. apples; 1 s t.,
Clayton Larock zoe; I'd, Clayton La
rock.
SpecialEPig, Duroc-Jersey, 1st.,
Merrill Larock 35c.
Special-Belgian hares, 1st:, DON
aid Dutton 15c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
CRAFTSBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. wallace Merrill were
business visitors in Morrisville Tues
day.
Christmas tree contractors were in
town Wednesday.
EAST era FTSBURY
H. M. Farr spent the weekend in
Greensboro.
James Anderson is numbered among
the sick ones.
Miss Myrtle Bailey has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Mrs. C. H. Porter is helping in the
home of, her brother, Alex Shields.
John Simpson has returned to New
York City after spending two weeks
at his home here.
Miss Elsie Walbridge, who is teach
ing in Albany, spent the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. S. FL. Anderson.
Charles Anderson returned from the
Hardwick hospital last week to the
home of o. H. Anderson, where he is
slowly recovering.
David Uric and family, who have
been staying at the home of his broth
ef, Corey Uric, of Greensboro for the
past two weeks, have moved to their
new home recently purchased of Will
Stewart.
The event of last week was the mar
riage of Miss Annie Uric of this place
to- Herman Richardson of Albany on
Wednesday, September %. The Rev,
Percy Newton officiated. Congratu-
lations.
MRS. HENRY TICEHURST
Mrs. Margaret (Woods) Ticehurst
was born February 16. 1856, and pass
ed away at her home in Glover on
September 26, 1921. She had been in
poor health for some time but was not
considered seriously i'll until few
weeks before her death, when there
seemed to be general breaking down
of the whole system and she did not
have strength to rally.
In early life she was united in mar
riage to Henry Ticehurst and practi-
cally her whole life has. been spent or
this farm. She was a kind-heartec
woman and no one was ever turned
away from her door. Funeral ser.
vices were conducted from her late
home on Thursday, Rev. N. B. Nc.
Chung. pastor of the U. P. church Of
floating and interment at Glover Gem
etery. The floral offerings were beau
'ilul. one lSdNcS W HCI IOSS
her husband. to whom much sympathy
is, extended as his home is now sc
lonely, sister, Mrs. Mary Robinon
who helped to care for her in her last
illness and other relatives. Those
from away to attend the funeral were
Mrs. Mary Robinson and family Oh
Geensboro. Edward and Vernon Tice-
burst Of st. Johnsburv. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Ticehurst of West Glover and
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer of Hardwick.
CARD-We desire to express ou1
appreciation of the sympathy anc
kindly helm shown by all the neighbors
and friends during our sad bereave-
p,ent. We wish to tender sincere
thanks for tho floral offerings and to
those who furnished autos and assist
ed in any wav.
Henry Ticehurst.
Mrs. Mary Robinson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
BROWNINGTON
BROWNINGTON CENTER
EVANSVILLE
WESTMORE

Circumstances make it impossible
to use the news items from the above
places in this issue for which the ed
itor is very sorry. When electric
current is back to normal we hope it
will be unnecessary to omit news
from any town any week. ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
The Sixth Fine Art.

Mrs. Mary II. Greenwait of Philadel-
phia has invented what she calls the
sixth fine, art The invention is a light
and music photograph Of which chang,
Ing lights show through a globe In
sympathy with the music.-Baltimore
Sun
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
PretenSeS.

,"Do you think lobbyists are lacking
in conscience?'
"Some of them are" replied Sena-
tor Sorghum. "They get people to
pay them for exercising influence
when they haven't any more influence
than last years rent receipt"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
What viii Maid Of Athens saw?

New York surgeons have restored &
lacera.ed heart to normal, showing
tnat the breach-of-promise lawyers
can'e have all that business.-Wash-
inpton Post.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
De- Had Two Sets Of AntIers.

A hunter in Nova Scotia shot a deer
about five years old. The animal had
two sets of antlers. The one set were
in the natural place and the other were
further back on the head.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
cockroaeh Holds up Train.

A train on a Canadian railroad was
held up for nearly half an hour owing
to cockroach having climbed into q
telegraph instrument at signal box.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-05
Nations Join in Tribute.

This year once more the peoples OF
the countries with which the United
States was associated in the great
war are displaying most sympathetic
understanding of Decoration day. arc
In every thoughtful and considerate
way are contributing to it's celebra-
ton. The statesmen Of foreign lands
speak in praise of the fighting men we
sent abroad; their armies and navies
pay the tribute of BRAKE men to brave
men; their women and children deck
with flowers the graves OF the stran-
gers. How much of comfort the words
and acts of those at whose thresholds
in distant lands our dead sleep will
bring to sorrowing parents, widows,
children in all parts Of this country
nobody can say, for their message is
treasured in bosoms whose grief and
pride does not find or seek expression
In words.
MortIand Won.
The Rev. r. P. JONES' of Franklin,
was talking rather seriously to his
four-year-old son, Mortland, Sunday,
<on misbehaviof, when the child in
terrupted him by saying:
Daddy, you know you make me
lose my heart when you talk like
that"
~ The father says the talking stopped
Indianapolis News.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
Para cI Lcd0. don EmigdiO
GisoriD.

Yo So, lectOr que usted le gusta
ir al Cine t0das las n0shes, para fren-
te a la ''pantalla" hacer su digestion.
10 mas feliz qHe !e sea possible.
Como Sc este. me propongo presentar-
lie TalgunOs argumentOs reales que bien
pueden ser flmddOS, como dicen ahO-
ra los desgraciados innovadOres de
nuestro purO Y sublime idioma de Cas-
tilla, palabra que Ell no lejanO, nues-
tros iletrados la confundiran con esta
Otra que Sc escribe f,'mar, pero que
debido nuestra mala pronunciation.
la pronunciamos igual Que esta otra
de reciente cul0 "BARBARO", hija
de las corrientes desbordantcs del
progreso.
Pero, dejemos este sermon y entire
mos de llenO ell el tema que piensO
ponerle a ustedes de manifesto, CO.
mo. me decfa el ilustre professor que
me ensefi6 a distinguir la de la a.
FelicianO Lugo, es un h0mbre per-
severante, todas pruebas; conner
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
Figuras del Cinema
Argumentos "Vivientes"

ciante dcsde jovencito. 'pas6 pOr las
h0rtlas caudinas de los sfndicOs mas
de- dicZ veces. llevandO los cuatrO pa
quotes de velas de su escaparate,
la quiebra..
: Este hOmbre. quien sus amigos
llaman don Chano'', nj fin ha triMl-
fadO, con ia virtud de su perseveran-
cia, siendO hoy un magnate que usa
sombrerO dc cOpa y saqu6 de un gran
lujO Los que andan siempre caZa
de algO que hacer, han bautizado es-
tos hechos de don ChanO" con este
nombre: "vOLUNTAD QUE VENICE.
RamOnita Lopez, es una chiquilla
LENA de un ffsico admirable, y de
unos OjOs ruidOsamente cOnquistadO-
res; tiene la suerte de pOseer un cuer-
DO comparable u la Venus de Milo, ca
y6nd0le los trajes como pedrada en-
OjO dc tuertO. Fue nOvia del alcalde.
del juez. del boticariO. del medicO, dc
un pastor de almas, de un dependien-
te de merce1fa, dc OtrO de where's y de
un abogado. TOdOs sc rieron de ella
ella Sc rio de tod0s ellOs, y sigue
tan campante, como un fOete de cam
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

I.upcrcio Nato. cn sus buen0s item
pos. fue 81 mejor tipo de su aldea. Al
to. trigucilo de ojos glaucos. pulcrO ea
cl vcstir. = amigo de banquetes. como
los pOlfticos De hoy, aficiOnadO SEM
piterno dc las faldas.
Tcnia un punto debil su dentadura
V otrO puntO fucrte: el apetit0. En-
tire una mujer Y un banquete, esc,-
gfa este liltimO tanto comic y tan
POGO 40 limpi6 los dientes. que So !"
dailarom. Visit6 los especialistas
mas renombrados ell cuesti0Hes de SO
earle flo 10 molares, sin encontrar
ninguno que quisiera remendarle Ia
herramienta.
Also viejo va. recibe las invitaci9-
hes para los banquetes y para la
PARTY. esta palabrita es tambiet
hiia de los "BARBAROS". Y el pobr
LlIpercio Sc consuela yendo los basl
quotes. probando las s0pas, algdn qiB
Otro plato no masticable y hacienda
chistes. como Ell sus buen0s tienpos.
Los ir6hicos amigos de este gastr6n9.
mo en- decadencia. al verlo entrar los
bapquetes lie dicen desde lejos: CON
(COntinia en- la pag. y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

INC digno de Chateubriand, 80 concerto
cl matrimonio de TeodosiO con la mu-
jer de sus purisimOs amOres. \ es-
tOs hechOs. sc IL llamarOn: AL FIN
ERES MIA.
Gumcrsinda RuidO. es una mucha-
cha VA entradita en- amos. aunque ella
los disimula con los afeites de mOda
Y con esa cOqueterfa innata Ell toda
alma femenina. Odia a los hombres.
pOr haber recibitlO dc ellOs solo ingra-
titules. Los hOmbres Y el diablO. son
para ella una misma cosa. Cuando
ponia los piesecitos en-, los primeros
peldaiiOs dc la vida, ALA los ounce
amos. tuvo I'M nOviO. que la hizo resis-
tir 10 amos de amOres, casandose lucg0
con Otra. No escarmentada con este
palo entreg6 sin dOcumento alguno,
su coraz6n q uno sedientO de amorios.
que un dfa Sc present6 por sus pier
tas, pidiendo abrigo, este, lie pag6
como el primero. casandose con otra
Y conviddndola las bOdaS.
Per tercera vez vOlvi0 6sta hija de
Eva meterse en- el temple de Cupido.
rccibiehdO un nuevO calabazaZO. pro-
pinado por un hombre que la hizo yer
que la guerra, pero que rcsult6 luego
q. la qncria. pero para verla en- un pan
te6n, con un epitatiO bien grande Y
bien expressive. Gumersinda ha visto
su vida epigrafiada con este tftulo. sa-
lido de sus labios: "MALDITOS SEAN
LOS HOMBRES".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
Los ERGnDigOS de- Ia MOjGT

la casa Cantero, Fernandez y Co,
me, en- sus departamentos de librerfa,
Allen 4S y Salvador Bau 81 y 50, aca-
ba de recibir la version inglesa de Los
enemigos de la Mujer (The euemies of
Women), del insigne Vicente Blasco
IbaiicZ.
La traducci6n es de Irving Brown,
Y csta cuidadosamente hecha.
FL precio de la edici6n inglesa que
rs una maravilla de pulcritud, les de
tan bella, solo cuesta en- espafiol $150.
In misma edici0n, tan cuidada y
$2.10 con franqueO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

pana. en- manOs de un ganaderO.
A esta mia LENA de cncant0s : pr
seedora dc una nina de amores en- su
coraz6n. Ia han bautizado con el NOM
bre de: LA COQUETA IRRESISTI-
BLE".
Teot'Osio Huert0. fu6 un desilusio-
nadO de la vida. por espaciO de veinte
V tantos ailos. Am6 a una mujer con
las mas potentes fuerzas de su alma
soiiad0ra. n cuyos amOrcs ST OpOnian
los padres de Ia nina. Tn matrimOnio
de cOnveniencia di6 al traste con las
csperanzas de TeOdOsiO. La nina pa
SEQ su tristcza invernal por los pafses
de Europa V por las grandes avenidas
de la America. Al fin la muerte la
salv6, llevandose al maridO, Y quedan-
dose ella con los miles de- pesos de la
herencia. Ell cabito de vela en- forma
de esperanza, que ardia en- el cOraz6n
del buen TeodosiO, volvi6 cOger vi
da con este acontecimientO.
Pero los padres de la nina, ain sc
seguian oponjendose los amOres
que por primera vez ardierOn Ell ell
coraz6n de su nina, Y la casaron en-
segundas nupcias con el hijO del boti-
carlo mas rico de la ciudad. Pero,
estos amOres fueron fugaces, porque
el hijo del boticario Sc enamOr6 Sc
fue con una artista que lego la
ciudad en- una compaiifa de opera.
AL fin Sc cOnsigui6 el divOrcio y lue
90 de miles pasajes de un romantics
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
PRONTUARIO.

e. (19O7)-L6pez Zarate Vlabaso, II p R. r 81
f. (19O8-Sanchez Soto Nussa, IA p. r. r. 4SO
191O-,ulbe Guzman 16 7. X. r. 5O2
h. 191D-Arandes Baez, 20 2. r. r. 364
j. I1915-Civdanes Lopez Acosta, % p. r. r. "a, IT,
the months days. nights are referred TO- IT
shall be understood of thirty days. the days
Of tpcntyto hours nights the setting the rising OF
the
If referred by they shall be computed by
the number of days chch they respectively contain.
A. d9l4-Wokers vs. Amm r. R. Co.. 20 P: r. r. $40.
go relating family rights and obligations or to
the status egq capacity Of shall be binding
upon cens Of Rco although they reside toreig"
country
Cited:
a. d9Ol-Antongiorgi Reg of Property, p r. R. 4oS
b. n9O5)-Cruz VS. Domfnguez, 8 P. r. r. 551
of the omer thereo property the aws Of the country in
mhich is situated
only paragraph Of the Sec 10 Of the span
Code the last paragraphs which, omitted in the Porto
Rico Revised Code)
Cited:
a. a9Os)-Amadeo Reg of Property, 8 p R. r. 2es.
1-D The forms Of contracts; cs aud other
public nsamen governed the os Of the country in hch
thsg0re eSecuted.
When authorised BY diplomatic consular ocas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

ian,isamos ensehsr por cSsTeo. por solo
s. al mes: Curse Complete de Conta
h'idad Mercsnsi. incluyendo Ia conta
lalidad de Corporsciones. y Ia contabi
lidad de Banccs Taqugrafia Gregg q
pitman. en- espafol o ingles. Curse Ele
mental &c Tenedor de Libros. solo sl2
'fande seilos pidiendo informes la
'ajardo Commercial e. Language
school. ia escuela que cumple 10 que
Iofrecel. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

"a sAla a. sHnmssane a anssM -
xmsaamaan a. mmamm = smurM smMFxA
AklANMsHA~s mnN aAmpnsA sasxasa.
sa NMsRAtAs4 , unA mkUulnA q
samAf aansRAl VISIBLE ossl.
: alsA q ealns meBssss 60 "a kAna
40 gshrlna b srpmsa hsnsAslss 80
nnhis nAusA \ paaFiA pfuacelR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
BODASDE FIGARO
Con mGsica de
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CIVIL CODE OF PORTO RICO
An act to amend the Civil Code of Porto Rico
Be enacted by the Legislative Assembly of Porto Rico
Section 1Ths act shall be kmomn "The CpH Code of PORTO
Rico"
This section is Civil Spain being
PRELIMINARY TITLE.
THE LAWS THEIR EFFECTS AND THE GENERAL RULE
FOR THEIR APPLICATION.
(Art Span Code-gnorance of the aW does not
from compliance tkeretch:
a. 19O3)-see note (a) to Sec. post
Sec $50 Laps shall haze retroactive effect unless they
expressly so decree
In retroactive effect of operate to the pre-
judce of rights acquired under precious Legislative action
Cited
a. (19OS)-See (a) to Sec. post.
b. (19O4)-Aguiar Vazquez 6 p r. 8.
c. (1904-Mendez The Administration of Porto Rico ct as
6 p. r. 500.
19O5) The Treasurer of Rco p r 2S
e. (l9O5)-Amm. Railroad Co. VS.. Hernandez P. r. 49,
T. Q9O7)-Qliveras Reg of Property, Is P. R. 1Os.
G. (rsO0-Rodrfguez Reg Of Property, 10 p. R. 105
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cuasro dormitorios. sala. comedor. CO.
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cEMENTO CON DEPARTMENT.
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licite senior Rosario Ortiz. Telefonc S97
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Ia mrisr prusba de Ens sxiios. cue ea
mcnos dc seis meses se han vendido
50 en- Puerto Rico.