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oPoIoN. NOTIFICATION sUrIcIEN
RECOMMENDATION

Habiendose obligado el duefio de una
fnca para con el arrendatario de la mis-
ma nctifcarle con cincuerta Gias de
antelaci6n cualquier contrato de venta
de la fuca arrendada que intentara rea-
lizar, fin de dar oportunidad al arren-
datario de sustituirse en- lngar del
comprador, sin que Sc essableciera for
nula alguna de notification; habiendo
ell arrendatario demandado al dueiio pa
ra que le notifcara cierto contrato de
lventa que terra concertado. " habiendo-
Sc rel duefio allanado e include en- su
contestacion una copia del contrato:
actuo eorrectamente la Corte de Distri-
to al negarse aceptar la eonsignacion
del nrecio de la verta hecha por ell arren
datari0 despues de transcurridos. mas
de cincuenta dias de conocer por la indi-
cada, contestaci6n la existencia Y los
termnos del repetido contrato.
Opinion. del Tribunal enlitida por el
juez asociado senior del Tcro:
Sc apela en- este case de una senten-
cia de la ccrte de distrito de San Juan
por virtud de la cual Sc declare NAL he
cha. cierta consignaci6n de dinero
Aparece de los autos que el tres de
JUNO de mil noveciertos once los due
ncs dc una finca rustica situada en- Ma
natl, Ia arrendaron per termino de ochc
amos a Francisco Brunei, hacierdose
constar er la escritura de arrendamien
to 10 que sigue:
"QUINTA: En- case de venta dt
toda la finca arrendada de cualuIit
rs de los .condominios de que Sc com
| pone, los vendedores preferiran al 81
nor Brunei en- igualdad de condicio
| res Y precio cuyo fin lie concederar
cincuenta dias de termino para re
solver 81 hace o no uso de tai derechc
| 81 transcptrido ese plazo el arrenda
| tario no optare por la compra, los ver
dedores impondran al c0nprador Il
obligation de respetar el presents
coItrato de arreEd damiento, bajo to,
das sus clausulas v cordiciones hasta
expirar sn tsrmino. =
Brunet cedio Enrique ,.Zcrilla su:
derechos entatiados del indicado contra
to Gorilla, en- JUNO de mil noyecien
.os diez rueve, irterpuso una deman.
da alegando que uno de los condueios de
Ia finca de que Sc trata habia convenidc
4 la venta de su condominio con Jaime
Calaf, difriepdo ell otorgamiento de la
escritura para despues del treinta de ju
ho de mil noveeientos diez y nueve, fe.
cha en- que terninaba ell contrato de
arrendamierto. Gorilla pidi6 la Cor.
to que declarara su Ndereeho ser no.
tificado del convenio .entre ell conduehc
Y Calaf, fin de estar en- condiciones
de hacer o no hacer uso de su preferen
cia.
Despues de llaberse suscitado y resue
to varias cuestiones previas, Ell conduenc
demardado cortesto, al1anandose Ia
demanda y exponiendo que decidido pol
"a Corte que Ell derecho reconocido Bru
met era tra3unisible 4 'ningun inconve
! niente tiere en- notifcar al demandante
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En- Ell Tribunal Supre-
mo de Puerto Rico

Ell contrato hecho con Ell senior calaf, pa
ra que utince Ell derecho que crea asis-
tirle. " Y en- seguidamente Sc transcribio
en- la contestaei6n literalmente el con-
trato
La contestacion fue notificada al abo
gado del demandaate Ell ocho de diciem
bre de mil nogecientos diez y nueve y la
Corte diot6 sentencia el treinta de enc
ro de mil novecientos veinte. No Sc i'm
prsieron las coStas al demandado Y ell
de2Eandante apelo para ante el Tribunal
Supreme, habiendose confrmado la sen
tencia apeTada Ell ounce de julio de mil
noveciertos veinte. Asf las cosas, el 26
de agosto de 1920 Gorilla requirio al
conduelo para que percibiera la suna
&c SIS, $4,000, precio del convenio con
Calaf, lie otorgara la correspondence
escritura de venta. El conduefio Sc nego.
Acudio entonces Zcrilla la Corte de
Distriso corsignando la cantidad. FL con
duefo Sc opuso alegando que Ell plazo
de cincuenta dfas que tuvo zorrilla pa
ra hacer valer su derecho, habia venci-
do. la Corte dict6 la sentencia ape.
lada, resolviendo la question en- contra
de Gorilla.
Todo el derecho que pueda tener 70
rilla, emana de la clausula quilata de
la escritura de arrendamiento que de-
jamos transcrita. Dice esa clausula que
en- case de venta Sc preferira a Brunei
| (zcrilla) en- igualdad de condiciones y
precio, a cuyo fin Sc lie concederan Gin.
cuenta dias de termino para resolver 81
hace no uso de tai derecho
Cuando en- 90 de junio. de 1919 Zorri-
la estar! sci6 su demanda ,,aleg6 en- ge-
neral lasexistencia del convenio con Ca
laf. Lo que el no conocia eran sus ter
miros. Tai convenio no podia perjudi.
earle mientras estuviera subsistence el
contrato de arrendamiento y con el su
derecho de preferential comprar Ia
Idrca. AL contestar el demandado no Sc
limito a allanarse sino que er verdad
hizo 10 que soicitaba Ell demandante, es-
to es, lie di6 a conecer, Iteralnente O.
contrato celebrate con Calaf. Desde que
la condensation redactada en- esos ter
minos lie fue notifeada al demardante
en- la persona de su abogado, ell deman-
dante tenia todos los dstos que necesi-
taba para resolverse hacer o no hacer
uso de su derecho.
FL contrato envuelye implicita una
notification, pero no dics en- que forma
debera hacerse. Siendo este asi, nos pa
rece logica y justa la actitud asunida
por la Corte de Distrito. FL demandante
tuvo una anplia oportunidad para ejer
citar su dsrecho " dej6 pasarla. FL nc
puede. alegar que desconocia la existen-
cia del contrato, nj que ignoraba los
termiros exactos del miSnlo. z ESQ
era a 10 que el en- verdad tenia derecho
Una vez que Ell contrato y sus terminus
fperon por, 81 conocidcs, eomenz6 a CO.
rrer el plazo de cincuenta dias que te,
MIA para decidir 81 tomaba no ell lu.
gar del comprador
Debe confrmarse Ia sentencia apela
da.
Emilio del ToRo.
Juez Asociado.
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De Madrid comunican Que en- el es-
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n apparition.'

and they drove on joyously.
The rounded spur Of hillside be
low Freiburg, about which the high.
way curves beautifully westward is
crowned with a magnificent grove
of tapering pine trees and hemlock,
a fully kept park or plantation. The
Swiss have enjoyed centuries of
peaceful years in which TO practice
afforestation. The slope to that
circle Of trees is steep, but it Is
covered with lush growth OF
grasses through which a man might
creep in the darkness and be
hidden.
Under a wayside shade tree they
picked their spot as they came to
the head of the curve, and slowly
they continued their course round
the gracefully bending road. An
occasional light blinking a couple
Of hundred feet beneath their
wheels in the valley below was the
only sign Of human presence near
them. The grove in itself is OF
small dimensions and they agreed
that they would follow the sound
of the voices OF those who were.to
meet there and creep as near to the
voices as they dared. Anthony was
to be in the lead, and as soon as he
fixed upon the listening post Kay,
who understood the dialect, would
creep up and lie beside him. A lit
tie below these two GARRISON was
to lie and cover them with loaded
revolver.
Quietly the car moved on toward
Bayerne. and, in due course. Clark
son, though he saw not soul in
the road. stopped his car, swore
softly, alighted and examined his
gasoline gage.
"Why. dash it," he said to the
others with a delighted histrionic
wink, we're short Of petrol. Got to
go back to Freiburg."
Cautiously Clarkson turned his
car about and they sped away
toward their chosen shade tree.
A vivid emotion OF happiness, like
warm tide, was flooding An
thongs bosom. He was serving
and he was happy, absorbed. Self
and petty cares of self-those were
the quicksands of unhappiness. IL
was quarter past twelve when they
reached the spot selected, and as
Clarkson turned off the ignition the
engine expired with n faithful sigh.
Cautions the word now" whts-
pered Anthony. Everything de-
ponds on that-and a little bit OF
luck. The one thing we mustn't
have is an accident"
With the immemorial thrill OF
the hunter they stopped down In
the shade Of the tree, and fiat on
their stomachs, like Indians or
scouts, began their slow creeping
ascent through the tall grasses OF
the slope. Interminable seemed the
time as they strained and labored
and guarded against even the ghost
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picture Wilma protesting, pleading with outstretched
arms, floated him like appariton."

of a sound, until they reached the
trimmed inky shadow OF the pines.
and it was only then that luck and
the young moon favored them by
diving softly into darkling cloud
bank. Anthony paused and listened
intently. The others crawling be-
hind also paused. Lights would
have revealed them, with their
arms extended, as a dark twenty
foot line IN the lush grass. The
augmented brilliance OF the stars,
their twinkling serenity seemed to
be shedding upon them a mantle OF
peace, an invisible sheet Of endless
security.
The hum and murmur of voices
reaching them now, however, sharp
ly brought home to them both their
errand and their danger. Instantly
their nerves responded like the taut
strings on fiddle or harp. The vocal
sounds seemed to float at first from
the very bosom of the night.
Hark! What was that? A tiny
twig had cracked. To their ears
the stiffness was shattered as by a
gunshot. With wildly leaping hearts
they lay still. Had they been
heard? Cicadas, locusts and other
insects made a distracting orches-
ira that was like the blended voice
of the silence. The passing OF the
moon brought gentle breeze with
tinkling musical rustic in the pine
needles. Ages of time seemed to
pass. No, they had not been heard.
Their intently straining ears finally
localized the sound Of the voices
as coming from the right. eau
tiously Anthony advanced again,
and the line of his companions
came softly winding like a serpent
behind him.
The voices we're becoming more
and more audible. Anthony could
not distinguish artiCulate speech.
Some ten yards before him he
bcheld a massive group Of men sit
ting and squatting on the dry
needles, engaged in deep colloquy.
He moved a few feet nearer and
paused. A moment later Ray crept
up TO his side. With thickly throb-
hing hearts and open mouths, to
lessen the sound OF breathing, they
listened.
The speech OF the men was in
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German and in the cultural dialect

German and in the cultural dialect
of Switzerland.
Celigny was a word that kept re-
thony could not at first be clear
or Inelr meaning.
Suddenly the clouds parted and
the miscellaneous young moon cast a
faint beam of light upon the clump
of men. Anthony stifed a gasp
when he realized that he and Ray
were barely lying in the shadow.
Six inches nearer and they would
have been detected. Still as death
they lay there, peering at the clus-
ter OF men, bearded. most of them,
sharply resembling Frenchmen-as
though they had been picked for
that ethnic sirpilitude. Leaning
forward, intently absorbed, they
were discussing CeAgny as place
of meeting.
Anthony counted them. There
were eight--nine-ten! But the
tenth of them was Won Rathenau,
the master of the ceremony. Like
another Mephistopheles, he talked
Will IlClSlN y tA0NAANAhNSes ehN me-
cleaning eyes seemed to dart from
one to another OF the grim-bearded
faces. as in some council Of in
fernal regions.
Cod" said Anthony to himself.
For once she hasn't led" And
the picture of Wilma, protesting,
pleading, with outstretched arms,
foated before him like an appari-
ton.
Celigny was the rendezvous and
point of departmental suddenly
he heard from Won Rathenau's lips
the word "Amerikaner." His heart
leaped wildly. Was their presence
detected, suspected?
Mercifully the beam of moon
light faded and darkened, and Ray
on a sudden gave a tug to his coat
the signal for going back.
did you get it," Anthony
breathed into Rays ear.
Got it ALL" was the answering
breath.
The creeping down the slope
seemed a work Of centuries. Clark
son was leading the way now and
he put elaborate fiourishes of tech
nique, Of Indian woodcraft, into the
business. They were near their car
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wheel, and in the rear seat An
thony was, for the first time, re-
vealing to Ray the true purport OF
their errand. Secrecy was the key
note of this expedition.
But we're early" objected Ray.
"It's only about an hour to
Freiburg"
That's all right, Ray" elucidated
Anthony. Wen pass the spot. by
about ten or fifteen miles and then
turn hack. We don't want to turn
the car round on the edge of a two
hundred-foot drop. ! know that
piece of road
Having finished with Ray, An
thony swung himself, as on wings,
across the back of the front seat
to Clarkson's side, and greeted him
with the suppressed and bubbliag
cheerfulness of a very excess or
well-being.
Hello, old boss. How is she
going?" Clarkson gave him an in
scrutable stare. With Unsurpassed
glee in his broad visage he then
murmured:
"Ah-er-Watson- disturb
my ratiocination. Do you not per-
ceive who ! am, Watson?"
Sherlock Bones, as ! live" eX-
claimed Anthony with mock mere
dulity, and they shouted with laugh
ter like schOolboys.
For the first time in some years
Anthony felt himself a boy again.
His very bones were glowing with
the delight of action, Of excitement
even of a touch of horse-play. In
a flash he experienced a sudden
realization that that was the inner
ent spirit of all America-of all the
American boys in France and
streaming into France. They would
go singing and testing into battle
and singing and testing they would
return.
Thank God for such darn fools
as you!" said Anthony, touching
Clark's arm.
"The same to you, Old Skee-
zicks," grunted Clarkson.
Now this is this, Clahson." An
thony became serious. after you
leave Freiburg slow her up to about
twenty-five and we'll pick the spot
where we leave the car. But don't
stop. Drive right on toward Bay
erne. Just before entering the
town let's have what looks like a
breakdown or a shortage of petrol
anything. Then we turn round
and go back to Freiburg-only we
don't get there We softly and
silently stop our car in the chosen
spot-which will be as dark as pos
sible-then we creep up on them
and do our little trick. When l
give the signal we creep back,
make for our car, start her with as
little noise as possible and shoot
for home"
Marvellous, Watson, marvellous!
Aw-really-for an amateur
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t. Their hearts were pound

at last. Their hearts were pound.
ing with the wild stalking excite
ment that fingers on in humanity
even in these days OF high explo-
sives, and their clothes were drip
ping with dew. They were out OF
earshot now.
did you get where In Celigny
they would meet" Anthony, breath
less. asked of Ray. Clarkson was
cranking his car.
yes" Ray laughed softly. Say,
it's the grandest joke I've heard In
years." and he was convulsed by a
paroxysm OF stifled laughter.
Jump in, boys" whispered
Clarkson with boyish gusto, we're
off" In the car Ray could hardly
check his conyulsiye laughter. His
arms and legs seemed helpless in a
whirl of cachinnation.
"Oh--say," he sputtered. this is
rich. Ny uncle has a villa there on
Lake Geneva-the apple of his eye,
that villa-that's where they're go.
ing TO star. from tomorrow night!
His Caretaker is one of EN-" and
again he rolled with laughter. And
Uncle Jim Is a colonel high-up
Intelligence officer in France. Oh.
say, won't | have The laugh on old
Nunks," And he found the force 10
hug himself delightedly.
Never mind the laugh on old
Nunks'" threw Clarkson over his
shoulder. What we've got to do
is TO get them" And with grim
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Fire of Youth
(conf'd from Last Sunday
CHAPTER XIV.
The Nine.

TT was ten o'clock OF the follow
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L little black Fiat hummed It's
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coloners khaki-colored army car as
too conspicuous for his purpose.
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