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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
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n -..~-.., IRON Yesterday
IN vas framed IN stiitst
RX rccnsseutlve They dareS
--'..,s. naturally, each fearins
40 iltsls or too much. Fol
.rx q that surge u emo
e .--.s.sns tho It had been. II
.s.Ir discussion had euimi
eon -, afternoon. stood between
nass@ - : warning ghost, an I'm
sneu benz onssr sssling its iips ans
ph - ths slxn Of silence.
them ~ hey must for the sene
II ssrvants and talk the,
g ~ . uneasy fashion. mskins
~- srrAngemsnts for Ian
N nuar<urs on the morrow
: -. - 10 drive him to Nil
~,eA the afternoon rspA'
- n much better stsr ain
- - arawlnx-reoul Conscious
= nch other and conscious
~ a. each fought to mas
- et0o@toA@ At%"s"t~~ ~
IA Il their near parting
hotn into the refuge Of a ery
>>ra cool impersonailty. Ian
~emmunicafed nothing OF hi
y tho aware Dis falure 70 ds
Il r~IrAs be nlsconstrued. instiii nj
<.e5,e<,vs n possibly unconsclou'
x -s-.nt "a render the situation
Ill more ena"~
= could barely trus, himself q
|esak lsss mere words work on hi
raxd ike tiny streams that SAT
a. stssnkfh Of thu dixie Ill !
Ixnkx and ioosss the psns anS
|nysst&ting seas
Al half past nina. ending Ion.
i.leuce. lanyard sat forward In On
Aalr. hssstatet, and covered III
IDns.sa,ion BY hghtins q eisaret
Il must SO now" he said. puffinl
III the match
He vas aware OF ner almost nm
src<p<!nls start Of sarprtss-
- sconr' she orsAthed
-Ihe moon rises het ohs AAAs'
a. and / want TO sss away with
1T bsins sean either ~ the ser
nnss Or by--&nybody who mlxn'
npp>a 70 10 passing fo1 under
nrdr
She rcddsd he hnSsrsd rcwn
- At biz esgarst
with psrmtsaaon. ! v0 write
= a-.-.s ..s.....
~P.tase.-
when I have Anyshfng . re
prt.~
4 6hs tnrred h~r had fun fac~ q
-. les;ing him ses her nuttnrtns
anlxsnt srnfa
~fou must wait for that'-
sPwhxps.- he faitsred---at least
kppe-lt won't be long"
nall be waiting" she told bin
-~~aschlng every post foi
b frpfn YOU 1 shant worry
~ for you
~ got up slowly frcrn his chair
y ssocd half choking with unit
mbls wordA
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can't the man at his own valuation
ana give him a place IN their house
hoid-
Tho fncs Of fat fc<turss was OF
poroins cast: tbs forehead low anc
slantsd sharply back into hristiea
Of black hair. the snout long and
blunt. tho tips fiahby. the chin re-
treating. the 3owis psuduious: the
eyes q pig's. little. cunning. and pro
dao.ous; the complexion saIiow and
pimpiy from unhoiy living. with an
inconxrucus ovrrinyer Of sunburn.
A. type TO inspire dlstrust, one would
think. a, right; nature as repsl-
liant as a snakes. and ten times as
deadly, Ia every limo and lineernent.
IN every rnovs and gesture. an
Apache OF the Apaches -.
A. for the baieful reflections with
which Dupont was patiently con
cerned TO tho exclusion OF all con-
sldsrstions OF either surveillance or
environment, Lanyard found him
self 90 inqulsittve that he had never
n thought but 70 follow and study
the fellow I'll he surprised his &c.
cret, II possibls--at least 40 long
az Il might seem safe TO DO 20.
Moreover. nothing could have
suited his own purpose better than
20 proceed to Paris by way OF
Lyons.
Nothing hindsred the carrying out
of his design. Stu lost in thought
and inattsntiva. Dupont entrained
for Mines and at that station
changed 70 the rnpids for Lyons.
where duly at four o'ciook--with
Lanyard stili a discreet shadow--hs
alixhted In the Care de Perrschs.
Here again fortune favored the
voluntary sieuth- The station was
we'll thronged. a circumstances which
enabled him TO keep inconspicuously
close 10 his victim. Furthermore,
Dupont was obviously looking for
somebody. and 30 distracted. Pres
emily q shabby. furtivo little rat Of
man nudged his elbow. and Du-
pont followed him 10 . corner,
where they oonfnbuisted In under
tones for many minutes; whilo Lam
yard loltered Just outside their nor
NAL range OF vision. An unnsoes-
ssry precaution. they were unafraid
OF obscrvntion. Interested only In
their private concerns. The little
man did most OF tho talking: Du.
pont seeminR content with listen.
ing role. and gratified by what he
heard. He nodded frequently. and
once or twice grim smile en-.
HANGED the uglincas OF his mouth. a
smile terrible In It's contained saw.
aEery. tit to mako ones blood run
cold. that cruelty reilshcd in an
tioipation the success OF some evil
scheme.
Not 10 be able TO hear . word
was exssperating 10 a degree . :.
The smaller villain produced some
thing--a slip OF paper--from a
waistcoat pocket. and handed It to
Dupont. Who examined II with dis.
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from the clerk OF the ticket bureau.
but here snsued inevitably the
violent French alteration between
tho two human beings on either side
of tho guichct Then. as suddenly
~ It had arisen. the squat blew
over. an amicabls settlement was
arrived at. the exchange Of reserva.
ton was effected. the small scoun-
drel, with ten thousand thanks and
profuse assurances of dcathiess es.
teem. departed grinning.
Lanyard secured tho rejected
berth and went about his business
profoundly mystified. but not down
hearted beyond Ahadow ef fair
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content himself with keeping vfgn
st the windows. making sure that
Dupont ala not drop Off a. some
one Of those many vay~s'ations
which the train was 70 scrupuious
never 10 shght
Monsieur Dupont. bowvvr. dic
not bulge = foot out Of his oorn'
parsrnenf before the end Of the run
ana then Lanyard. purpossly delay
ing. saw Dupont get down from tbs
compartment ss;srn and make for
the bookinx office at Ia vlgan with.
out q glance 20 right or ieft---evi.
dencinx not tbs remotest interest In
his late company on the train. but
rather q complsts indifference. an
absolute assurances that he had
nothing now 20 fear. and with this
prsocoupeuon of mind 90 thoro-
going that Lanyard was abs 10
edge up behind him. when he paused
at tho Eulchst and eavssdrop on
his consultation with the clerk of
the ticket bureau.
Dupont desired srdentiy 70 pro-
coed to Lyons with the least avoid
able delay. Under such conditions.
according to tho Indicator des
chenins Dc Fer. his best available
route was via Mines. whore the
next express from 10 vigan made
close connection with q northbound
train rapide, due 10 arrive In Lyons
late In the afternoon
There was, however, this draw.
back: or 70 the clerk declared after
dubious summing up OF the dis
reputable Dupont ensemble: whereas
one might travel any class az far
as Mines. the rapido for Lyons car
ried only passengers OF the frat
class.
But. said Dupont. With other bias
phemy, all tho world knew that the
sacred rspides had no sacred 40
commodations for sacred passengers
of the second and third class. Was
he not tho peer OF any sacrsd first
class pig that ever Travelled by train
In France7 II not. he proved the
contrary 70 his. own satisfaction by
paying for his ticket from an I'm.
posing accumulation Of French
bank-notss.
Then, with half an hour 10 wait.
he numbered into tho buyetts and
gorged. while Janyar6-havinE So
cured his own transportation for
Lyons by the same route--skulked
in tho offing and kept q close eye
on the gourmand
Having eaten fsrooiousiyr Dupont
came out. slouched into a seat on
bench and, his thick limbs
a-sprawi. consumed oigaret after
cigarct In most absolute abstraction
Of mind.
Observed thus. off his guard and
at tolerabiy close range. with his
face clean Of spot. no projected a
personality so forbidd,ng that Ian.
yard marveled ct the guilelessncss
which must have influenced tho la
dies OF Chateau de Aontslais 70 az
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But never a move ala II make
oh, goodnessr' said Nancy. bu,
she tried third time;
Magic auto. spit and sputter,
And get us out OF this old gutter"
But tho only reply was a fam,
whirr, as tho the poor thing WAS try
ing TO tell that II was all no use. II
couldn't move at ALI
The trouble was this. my dearr.
Up IN the sky In MYSTERIOUS
Land, Light Fingers and Comet
Logs. two bad fairies. had dumped
q barrel OF magic rain down on tts
earth. That's why the Twins skidded
and why tho magic automobile
couldn't go.
"Oh, my goodness. look at that. +"
laughed Comet-f>egs. peeping down
out OF the sky. wen get that auto
mobile yet"
Then the two OF them straddled
Comot.ress star and rode away
right toward the place tho Twins
we're.
Ito he Continued
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fnvor. shaking his head repeatedly
to tho others recommendations OF
a sudden no ended tho argument
by thruating tho slip back into the
hands of tho jaokal. growied a few
words Of imperative instruction.
tcrked his thumb toward tho ticket
bureau, and without moro ado
turned ana strobe from tho termi-
nus.
Alone. the little man rolled APP
pealing eyes heavenward. Then he
shrugged in resignation, and trotted
over to the guichet. Lanyard. now
with no fear Of being recognized.
ranged alongside and listoned openly,
II ssemed that. booked for Paris
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on the raplde 10 leave nj one-twclve
In the morning. this lesser rascal
had been assigned a certain sleep
ing-car berth. Business of display
ing the ticket: identified by Ian
yard as tho object over which the
conference had split. Now. how.
ever, II appeared that a friend was
to journey to Paris by tho same
train. but In another sleeping-car.
II was greatly desired by both that
they be separated no farther than
necessity might dictate. that this
reservation might be exchanged for
another In tho same carriage with
the friend.
Thus Tar Without intsrguptlon
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Nancy and Nick sidded right the road and stc
IN rondd1J ditch
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

doubt Dupont was UP to some new
devilment. but Lanyard would be
surprised II Its nature failed TO de-
velop on the train or at latest upon
its arrival In Paris the next morn
ing. For the present he was weary
Of the sight OF the fat Apache, glad
to believe he had seen the last OF
him for some hours; he had much
to do on his own part. nothing less
In fact than utterly 10 obiiterate
from human ken the personality Of
Andre Duohemin.
Cro Be Continued
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~ W o. ULNIIy uttCft.
9wfstl Swizz! swumpl
nancy and Nick skiddsd right
spss the road and stuck fast in q
addy ditch.
Ard after that the magic autono-
= wouldn't rnovs an inch.
NICK turned the knob on Tho
a4Hgig between the jigamacrank
z ne thingumabob this way and
- and did everything he knew
Mich wasn't much, 70 tell the
NM but Il was OF no urs.
w, know what TO DO" cried
9ney all at once. Don't you re-
nb<r. NIck7 All we have 70 do Is
~ the magic words the Green
Am told us. III cay them now.
~ began
Magic auto, don't be siow,
NICK and l must really CO."
- the auto only shiversd and
"a sill.
she tried again:
&C auto, please 70 hurry.
ne Fairy Queen VIII surely
worry"
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Thru the beautiful campus OF
tbs university. daddy slowly
drove the car. David loved that
drive because tho Ire never told
anybody about II. when he was
thnre he was always scsins him
seif a grvwn.up boy with a cap
stuck on at n rskish angie, a pile
OF ssriousiooking books under
one arm. wearing a shortwsisted
pincilhaok suit. swinging across
the campus with -thc other Eel.
lows"
David wss looking forward but
daddy was looking oack.
TITS como a long. long way IN
less than 30 years" he said
II met the first graduate OF this
university last week. and abe
looks eoarosly older than IL
graduated In 1876. the only ucm-
Der OF her class"
'Ts II a story. daddyr'. Peggy
asked hopefully.
ITS a story. Al right, LAZY
bird" daddy answered. "a story
which goes no far back that I'm
just a liitle scary about taclIing
IL for fear I'll ieevs out bear or
an Indian or something."
so they all drove to sumnsr tho
next day and Mrs. Wilt this FIRST
graduate OF tho Univorsity Of
washington. who used 10 be little
Clare McCarty. told them the
story herself.
She laughed at the idea OF maxi
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Ing n story book out Of herself.
but by ti- time Peggy had looked
expectantly up into her face for
five minutes whilc David asked
something less than 10 questions
TO the square minuta she Just
naturally began.
MY mother and father wsrs
tho real pioneers" she said. MY
only first is tho first diploma you
cams 20 hear about.
MY mother was Ruth Kin
caide. She was a beautiful girl OF
II when her mother died and her
father just felt that he couldn't
70 on living In tho homo where
everything was associated with
hcr memory. He WAS . broken
hearted man.
"One day no said. ruth. DO you
think you could manage with the
children II wa tried that crosa-
country trip 10 Oregonr Maybe
In n new country we could start
over and make n home
Now, there were seven chill
drcn younger than mother. Think
OF III and she had 10 mother and
care for them all.
but they came. came with that
first wagon train which crossed
Nachcr Pass in 1853. moved into
a cabin on the river bank and
took up claim right here where
Sumner II now.
"And things began 20 happcnr'
Go DO Continued
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The first gas street-lamps are said
70 lave hssn uSed In London W 1so2s
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XII.
Travels with IN Assassin

Travels With IN Assassin
Und<r = sky whose misty silver
slssd with waves Of violet Light
"a dim glsmmsrings Of gold. Ian
,rd. grey with tho dust and wcari.
- OF twenty leagues Of heavy
King. trudxed Into the sleeping
D<s OF the town Of Tournemirs.
B the railway stai.on--whoss bu-
- served him such iistisss 70
>ghment a. one may find af rail.
~ lnnch-counecrs and nowhere
- the world ovsr--a train was
nIt!ng with an apathetis crew and
sprsnkiing OF sleepy passengers.
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LA FIESTA EscoLAR
DE TRUJILLo ALTO

Personas llsgadas Sc Trajillo Alto
EOS han participate que la fiesta esco-
N9r celebrada en- la escuela rural radl-
cada en- Ell barrio Canaizo de aquel ter
nfno municipal, result6 brillante.
La culta y gentil profesora Srta. Nj
colasa Ramos, fue Ell "alma- mater de
Ia esplendida fiesta, habiendo sido ella
la que ORGANIZED y prepare los estudian-
tes que tomaron parte en- el selecto
programa.
Entire las niiias q. desempefiaron i'm
portantes papeles en- Ell festival recor-
Gamos Genoveva Garcia. Margarita
Rosado, Ana Maria Kercad6 Isaura Ra
mos v Olga y Esther Cuella. quienes
recitaron acknowledgements composicio-
res po6ticas. Todas las nifias que toma
ron parte pertenecen al setimo Y oc-
tavo grado. Tambien animaron Ia ve-
lsda las ni1as de cuarto grado Petra
camilo, Carmen Ramos v Luz Maria
Trinidad.
La bella inteligente profesora Srta.
Nicclasa Ramos di6 las gracias a los
padres, por haber asistido la fiesta,
en- un sencillo y bonito discurso.
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DEsDE cAYEY

DE LA LOGIA:-En la Ultima tent
da celebrada por la logia ''Caballeros
de la Plata Sc procedio la egaccion
de la ofcialidad que regiraS los destinos
de Ia sLogia durante el trimestr's que
termina EN- setiembre.
He aqui el resultado de la election:
P. N. P. Ramon Mel6ndez; Noble
Grande, Luis r. vazuuez; noble padre,
jose vazquez; sec,otario j. Baez; vi
ce-grande, Luis v. Cumba.
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Informaciones de Ia isIa

segln informes, Sc tiene ell prop6si
to de ampliar Ell edificio que actual
mente ocupa la logia.
Grandes 6xitos deseamos a los nue.
vos dignatatios.
EN- LA CORTE MUNICIPAL A
continuation publicamos el resumen de
los casos resueltos duranre ell afio 1921
%, en- Ell distrito de Cayey:
Juicios celebrates en- ia Corte de Ca
yey y sus distritos, 1889; multas CO.
bradas, $5si89.a3; sellos cancelaaos
por Tel secretario, S7376s; sellos canoe
lados por Ell Marshall, SS54.29 hacien-
do un total de s7,Os1.sO.-
INICIADoS:- Han sido iniciados en-
Ia logia 'Renacimiento' los siguien-
les caballeros. todos de Cayey: Pedro
Quintana, Abrahams vazquez, JESUS M.
Castro, Antonio Guzman Herminio
Rodriguez.
Ell CORRESNONsAL.
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DEsDE BAYAMoN

DE REGREEo:-Co motive de ha
berse terminado ell curse escolar, varios
profesores han marchado sus respecti
vos pueblos fin de pasar las vacaciones
con sus familias.
Entire ellos recordamos Antonio Lo-
pez Rosario, que fue Yauco; Jose Huar
neck, Mayagiiez Carlos Jimenez, a
I Aguadilla.
Ell senol 'Jimenez permanecera en-,
I Aguadilla dura1tte a. pr6xiano curse
'escolar. Bayam6n lamenta que tan ex-
celente pedagogo nos abandone es-
pera que Ell pueblo de De Diego sepa,
mejor que ningun otro, apteciar 10 que
vaEs este maestro, alto exponente del
magisterio insular.
II Lamentamos carecer de palabras con
que elogiar, de la manera que 10 me-
rede, la labor realizada en- esta pobla-
ci6n por tan buen amigo de la niIiez.
NUEVA FABRICA DE TABACOS:
Sc tiene entendido que dentro de al
gunos dias tel progresista espafiol sefior
Prudencio Gonzalez abrira una fabrica
de tabaco, en- la cual podra trabajar
un crecido ntlmero de tabaQueros.
FL pueblo en- general comenta favora
blemente Ell proyecto del senior Gonza-
lez.
$50 DESPALILLADoRAS:- En- la
actualidad ell Branch de la "Colec
tiva cuenta con $50 mujeres en- ell
despalillado. Esto ha ayudado mejo-
rar la sitrlaci6n 'scon6mica en- la pobla
f6n.
FALTA DE AGUA:-Cada vez que
transcurre una semana sin Hover la ella
Sc pobre sufre grandemente, pues cada
lata Ge aqua vale einco centavos, 10
que no puede pagar debido al bajo pre-
clio de los jornales.
Tanto Bayam6n como Catafio estan
deseosos de que tengamos lei acueducto
que nos suministre aqua sufciente a.
fin de poner t6rmino estas necesida
des.
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ESCALERA GREGG
SCHOOL

Este acreditado colegio Sc
complace en- participar a su
numerosa clientela que debi-
do a la gran demanda que de
dia en- dfa en- la entrada v
saliGa de centenares de estu-
6iantes que a diariamente
salen contratados pc.Ta dife-
rentes oficinas del gobierno
v particulares, hemos tenido
que abrir una nueva MA
TRICULA QUE Sc LIE
VARA DESDE Ell Ola
PRIMERO DE JULIO EN-
ADELANTE HASTA Ell
dia 5 del mismo mes, las
asignaturas son las que si-
guen: Taquigraffa en- ambos
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TINTE POPULAR

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rar Ell color natural del cabelIo. Hermo-
sea Y rejuvenece sin causar daho al
reo. No mancha Ell cults. No cantiene
substancias nocivas la salud y es Sc
guro en- su acci6n.
De venta en- todas lss Farmacias.
Propietarios: r. JULIA y Co.. San
Justo 20, San Juan, p. r. Advt.
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Baseball

las boIas "TAYLOR" han de-
n1ostrado ser las mejores. Sc
nsan en- toda la isIa. Son tam
bien las mas baratas.
Precio:
$1.75 por correo c. o. ..
La boIa para Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO LUCIANO
p. O. Box III.
Mayaguez, Porto Rico.
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DEsDE GUAYANILLA

ESCOLARES Han concluido sus es
tudios primaries del curse escolar los
siguientes alumnos: Suutita y .Neftali
Rodriguez, Lilina Alvarado. Hernin'a
Santiago, Garcia Davila Alvarez, Isa
(Continua On La Ga. pag.)
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Ell LA CoRTE DE DISTRtTO DEL
DTsTRITo JUDICIAL DE GUAYA.
MA, PUERTO RICO

ESTADoS UNIDos DE AMERICA,
FL Presidente de los EE. UU.- S.
Bernardo Gonzalez,
eemandante.
VS..
Succession de Alberto Gautier, integrada
Por su viuda May Doe sus sucesores
y causahabientes John and Richard
Doe, de paraderO desconocido, repre-
ssntadOs por su madrs,
demandados.--
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Civil No. $685.
EMPLAzAMIENTo.-
FTIIACTONg-f

:
J, FILIACTON.-5 M
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO a
La Succession de Alberto Gautier in
stegrada pcr su viuda, May Doe, sus
slicesores y causahabientes John and
Richard Doe, de paradero desconocido,
Representatives pcr su nradre, scan
los demandados antes mencionados.
POR Ell PREsENTE sE NoTIrICA
A USTEDES, que Sc ha presentado en-
la oficina del Secretario de la Corte de
Distrito del Distrito Judicial de Qua
Sama, la, demanda del actor antes cita-
do, en- La cual alega, que don Alberto
Gantier, mayor de edad, que era vecino
de Arroyo vivi6 en- concubinato pGbli-
co y nctorio, bajo techo, con Saturni-
ma Gonzalez, madre del demandante.
procreando en- dicho estado un llijo que
ees ell demandante. Que a la fecha y
roncepci6n del nacimiento del citado
1emandante, no existia impedimento fl
sico nj legal que imposibilitase la union
matrimonial de ainbos. Que Ell citado
Alberto Gautier falleci6 AHA para ell
mes de Mario de 1922. En- dicha de-
manda, jursda por el demandarte, Sc
Suphca la Corte que vistas las prue-
has que Sc presentaran en- este case,
dicte resoluci6n declarando con lugar
la dernsnda y que Bernardo Gonzalez
es Ell hijo natural reconocido de Alber-
to Gautier v Saturnina Gonzalez. cor
derecho llevar su apellido y con todos
los derechos de los hijos naturaIes re-
conocidos, y que paguen los Demands
dos los gastcs, ccstas, desemholsos y
hOnorarios de letrado
Y. Sc NOTIFICA A USTEDES, que
de no ccrnparecer contestar dicha de-
| manda dentro de cuarenta dias a con
] tar de la Ultima publication de este en-
plazamiento, SO procedera enotar su
rebeldia, y previo los tramites del caso,
dictarse la resoluci6n que en- derecho
prOceda.s ~
e Este e1nplazamiento Sc publicar&
una vez por semana durante seis sema-
mas, en- el peri6dico Ell MuNDO due
Sc ,edita en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
v que es el que con mas probahilida-
des pnede ser leido por los iemanda-
dos persona interesada en- este asun-
to. z esta publication Sc verifica cum
pliendo con 10 crdenado por Ia Corte.
Is Abogado del demandante, Ell Lcdo.
c. DonGINGUEz Y RUBIo, que reside
en- Guayama, p. r.
ExTENDIDo BAJo MI TIRAGA CT
Guayama, Puerto Rico, hoy dia 10 de
Jrmio de 1922, y sellado con Ell de la
Corte.
Tomas PAGAN COLON,
Sect. Corte de DITTO. de Guayama.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12
MuNIc1p1o DE MoCA, P. r.

C1cina del Comisionado Municipal de
Servicio Pfiblico.
ANUNCIO
Vacante la plaza de Comisionado
Municipal de Benefcencia con e, haber
dc 1900 d6lares, Sc anuncia con Ell fin
de que los sefiores medicos que 10 de-
seen presenter sohcitud esta ofcina.
Moca, P. r., julio 8 de de 1922.
Francisco ACEVEDO,
Com. Mpal. de Servicio Publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12
NOTIFICATION DE sEsrEN0IA
Civn No. bi6A
DrvoRcro

Ell Pueblo de Pw,rto Rleo ; Jsnaro
Garcia y vtlsz. o sea Fl dsm2ndads
en- este cas0.
Por Ia pFesente ~ notlhca . usgsf
que esta corts de Distrito dict6 ssutsa
cia el dia - de abril ds 1872. osclaran
do con iugar sl divoreio y sn sa con.
secuencia roto y disusito 81 wincuio ma
trimonial existsnts entire ustsd Ia
demandante. quedaudo 81 hllo habldo
en- ei matrimonio baio Ia patFia pete
tad de Ia demandanss linponisn4o ias
costas AZ dsmandado.
sisndo ustef Ia parss pssiuaieada per
la senteneia. De Ia cuai pusdseapsiar
fsntro de los cuarsnta dias sleulsusss
Ia dltima publication. Is haeo sgta
notification por edicto a los efecsoa ds
ley.
Y para Ia publication en- Fl psri6dics
Ell MUNDo cue - sdlta 'sn San Jusn,
Puerto Rico, por ei strnins de an
mes y una vez eada ssmana. sxpldo q
preserve en- Guyana. p. r.. q 80 ds
JUNO de 1922.
Tomas PAGAN COLON.
secretariO coFte Dissrlts.
Guayama. p. r.
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