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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
BULLETIN.

CoIogne-German officials here,
with approval of the British, have
organized a central economic cOun-
Gil for the entire Rhineland pro-
vince. Members of the Organiza-
ton Include Hugo SHINES and
Otto Wolf, head of the Stahlwerke
concern which recently signed an
agreement with the French for the
delivery of PREPARATION coal.
1t is understood that TIE British
sponsored the institution of such
a couhcil as a general reminder to
the French that affairs in the oc-
cupied region have an allied and
not a mere French interest.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
RECORD CLAIM Is
FOR SHEEP KILLED
M. Gallagher Asks County
for S1,624 for Deaths
and Injuries.
WON'T ACCEPT ORDER
Refuses to Accept Fifteen Dol
lars Allowed Him as Damages
by County Committee.

"Brown swore in. words profoundly deep
That Jones' canine had killed his sheep"
That was the way the old rhyme ran
and then Brown went into court and
sued Jones and they lived in continual
turmoil ever after. But things have
changed. In Wisconsin the state has
taken over the licensing of the Jones
dog and-the protection of the Brown
sheep and this was evidenced in the
Office of the county clerk today when
Martin G. Gallagher. residing at Sill
verlake in the town of Salem filed a
claim against Kenosha county for
.$1,624 for the death and injury of his
sheep. Gallagher alleges in his claim
against the county that a dog belong
ing to one Marchwinski invaded his
fields on August 5tT and 9th of this
year and that he so frightened and
worried the sheep that the farmer had
the loss claimed. 1t is the largest
claim for death and injury of sheep
ever filed in Kenosha county and it
will strain the fund secured from the
licensing of dogs to pay it.
Eight Sheep Killed.
Gallagher has itemized his bill and
this shows that eight sheep were listed
as fatal casualties. Three Of the sheep
were killed outright by the dog and
FIVE others who had been Enlightened
and worried died later on. The item
lied bill which Gallagher has pre-
scented to the county, is as follows:
\ To eight sheep killed, at
$18 head ,......S 144.O0
To TAI sheep injured, at
SEA head .............. 1,484.00
$1,624.00
The extent of the injuries to all the
sheep is not stated in the formal
claim now in the hands of the county
clerk, but Gallagher declares that
the sheep were worried and fright
ened' by the repeated visits of the
Silverlake dog.
Returns County Order.
Gallagher filed a claim against the
Just after the visit of the dog to his
fields. At this time his claims were
not so extended, but even at that time
the committee held that Gallager was
entitled to receive fifteen dollars from
the county for his damages. A formal
county order was isued in this amount
and forwarded to Gallagher and it
was promptly returned to the county.
1t is expected that Gallagher will
institute suit against the county
in an effort to recover all the dam
ages he claims,
County officials as they looked over
the record claim for slaughtered and
injured sheep were of the opinion
that the county was no tliable for the
claim and that so long as Gallagher
knew whose dog killed his sheep it
was up to him to go back to the old
plan of sueing the owner of the dog
for damages.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
Mrs. Harding Leases
Place in Washington

Washington, D. C. Mrs. Florence
King Harding, now in Marion. will
come here about the first of Deem
Der and has taken an apartment at the
New Willard Hotel for her home dur
ing tho winter. The apartments is di-
rectly above that formerly occupied
by President and Mrs. Coolidge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
E,X'['I}I !!
NEW FIGHT STARTS
in OKLAHOMA HOUSE
Friend of Governor Intimates That
Ku Klux Khan Financed Meet
ing of the Legislature.
BULLETIN.

Oklahoma City-Chief Justice
Johnson of the state supreme court
was notified by the senate that it
desired to organize itself into a
court of impeachment at 3:3O p.
m. and was requested to be pres
ent to preside.
The house meanwhile took up
consideration of article twelve of
the committee impeachment alleg-
ing that the governor illegally at
tempted to prevent the special
state election October 2.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
LOOD FLOWING
IN RHINE REVOLT
oOdshed is Reported at
Coblenz, Crefield and
Aix-la-C hapelle.
wv GERMAN OFFER
nfIicting Reports Tell of Sue
SIS and Failure of Effort to
Throw Off Prussian Yoke.
BULLETIN.

Berlin-LoyaI Germans have
,nched a number of separatists
AK La Chapelle's dispatches
aid today. Many of the Rhenish
epublicans literally were beaten
o death. Scores were wounded in
ierce fighting between supporters
the Reich and the secesiOnists.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
BULLETIN.

LondOn--The German Palatinate
has been declared an automos
tate, says a Central News dis
latch from Berlin. Accordingly to
proclamation the Palatinate
Iinds itself to secure the safety
If France and agrees to assume its
hare of the German reparatiOns.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
FILIPINOS DECLARE
FIGHT TO FINISH
will Push Battle for Removal of Gen
eral Wood and Appointment of
Filipino Governor.

Manila - Leading legislators today
declared the war is on to a finish to
obtain independence Tor the Philip
pines and the removal Of Governor
General Leonard Wood and his re-
placement by Filipino.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
BULLETIN.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-A temp
orary restraining order preventing
Lieutenant Governor M. E. Trap
from assuming the duties of the
governors office was issued late
today by Judge Tom G. Chambers,
Sr., in state district court upon
application of Governor ]. c. Wal
ton. Hearing to, make the order
permanent will be heard tOmor-
row. Judge Chambers is an APP
pointee of Governor Walton.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
NAB WITNESS In
CIRCUIT COURT
Paul LaPere, Arrested At
ter Testifying for Dom
inic Selarno.
In NOW HELD In JAIL
Tells Police Testimony Given
Under Threat Of Being
Bumped OFF,.
IN NOW HELD In JAIL
BULLETIN.

Paul LaPere pied guilty to
minor statutory charge in NUM-
cipaI court and was fined $35 and
costs. He was arrested yesterday
as he left the witness stand where
he had testified to statutory Of
Tense. The state at first planned
to bring a perjury charge against
him. He agreed, however, to plead
guilty to the lesser offense.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25

'aris-Heavy fighting with several
ed or wounded, is reported from
field, where the Rhineland separa-
s failed in three attacks to capture
city hall, says the Dusseldorf
respondent of the Havas agency.
epublican reinforcements are re-
ted to be marching on Muenchen-
dbach where the separatists were
ced to evacuate yesterday. The
gomaster of Coblenz is said to have
a expelled by the French authori-
for disregarding instructions Civ
for the maintenance of order.
he correspondent also reports that
Elberfeld, outside the occupied
security police with drawn sabers
e called out last night to dispense
zig demonstration of unemployed
kers. Police guards have been
,blished around the town.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
BULLETIN.

London, Eng.-RepOrts received
n Berlin indicate the Rhineland
epublicans are losing ground,
avs dispatch to the Central
Jews. They have been elected
rom Coblenz, the message states,
line persons being killed. The
epublIcans have been driven from
dusseldorf and Crefeld, the dis
latch@ adds.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
Killed in Street Firhting.

AK La Chapelle-Half dozen per-
is were killed and scores wounded
the loyalists regained possession
Aix-la-Chapelle.
7he movement to GUST the seces-
nists from the government building,
ich began to form Monday night,
! gained strength by Tuesday morn
and before noon some of the
aratists who had been in the struc-
were attacked by the crowd.
heir comrades in the building came
The rescue, seized motor trucks and
V ethrough the street, firing right
left into the throng.
he Situation became too much for
local police and Belgian troops
ived on the scene, clearing the
k to their lass remaining strong
A.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
French Aid at Bonn.

9onn-The first assault of = the
ineland separatists on the town
II here was repulsed by the use of
Sc pipes and three of the attackers,
ned with revolvers, were arrested.
Two hours later the French oceu-
ed the building on the pretext that
shot had been fred from within.
staff of municipale employee was
dered to assemble in one room
lere every one was searched for fire.
ms, thus affording the separatists
opportunity for occupying the
,ucture, which they did, A republic
S Immediately proclaimed and the
igistrates and officials then departed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25

Oklahoma City, OKLA third
formal charge was added today to
the impeachment bill against Gov.
J. c. Walton, when the house
voted 81 to Is to approve article
four of it's impeachment commit
tees report, accusing the governor
of using his official authority for
his personal financial gain.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25
Repulse ATTACKS at Weisbaden.

Repulse Attacks at WeiSbaden.
Tiesbaden-Several hundred separa-
occupied the town hall here this
rning, also seizing several other
eminent buildings. Attacks on the
ice stations were repulsed.
he police disarmed street demon
ators and then cleared thorough
es. There was some firing, ten
sons being wounded. The French
re undertaken patrol duty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21

If there is anything about this offer you don't
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
18TH RECEIVES
OFFICERS PRAISE
|, N, G, Artillery Unit Reviewed
by Gen, D, {, AuItman.

Commentator of the showing made
by the 139th Field Artillery OF the
Indiana National Guard, which has
returned to Indiana after two weeks
at Camp Knox, KY. has been passed
among officers in charge. General
Dwight E. Aultman, commanding
Camp Knox. and Gen. Enerpee w.
Carter commanding the card Ffld Ar
tigery Brigade. reviewed the troops
last week and praised the Indiana
troops highly. Col. Johns. Fishback
of Indianapolis, regimental com
mander, returned to Indianapolis with
his family Sunday. The regiment is
composed Of batteries from Indian
apolis. Lebanon. Noblesville. Franklin,
Evansville. Princeton and Mt. Yer
non.
General Aultman, who will return
to FIT. Harrison Sept. l, has made the
following staff appointments: Maj.
P. B. Peyton, post executive officer.
relieving Lieut. Col Allen Parker:
Capt. ]. S. Hinwood. 18th Infantry,
adjutant, relieving Capt. r. U. Nc
Coskrie, who goes to FIT. Benning,
Ga; Capt. Russell Baker. 10th In
fantry, plans and training officer. re-
lieving Capt. J. S. Crozier.
Troops viii be moved from Camp
Knox to permanent stations and the
camp is to be evacuated by Sept. 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
SIX KILLED IN WRECK
French Tourist Auto Plunges Over
Bank.

By United Press
NICE, Aug. 21-The police today
announced that six persons were
killed, including five American tour
lists, when a tourist auto-car plunged
over an embankment between Nice
and Barcelonnette yesterday.
Fifteen persons We're injured, in
Guiding twelve Americans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21

The brothers know their stage bust.
ness and have mastered the art of
talking" without saying a word.
The girl with this team does a sort
of a high dive affair from a ladder
onto a table. This takes skill and
whole lot of science. I expected to
hear some ribs crack any minute.
The Ploetz brothers are real artists
of pantomime. Not to be missed.
Yes Means No" Is a light little
vaudeville skit with number or well
delivered laughs. Nicely done. Light,
yes but pleasing. Lew Hawkins en-
cages in some mild chatter andtin a
song. Les Splendids introduces a
man and woman on roller skates. The
man attempts Russian dancing while
on roller skates. Nice opening act.
Dorothy Taylor is a singer of that
modern disease known as jazz eongs.
She knows her business. She carries
a marvellous pianist with her. Really,
he should be given more recognition.
At least the spotlight should fall on
him at least once.
The movie feature is THE Man
From Glengarry"
At the Palace today and wednes-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
PARK COMMUNITY PICNIC
BrOokside Civic League Sponsor for
Neighbour Reunion.

Residents living around Spades
Park will hold a community reunion
Thursday evening at Spades Park,
under auspices of the Brookside Civic
League. A basket dinner will be
served at $50, followed by games and
contests for old and young.
Tho affair is being directed by
Mrs. William NJ. Kunkel, general
chairman, assisted by the Rev. C. E.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21

%, 2176 N. Pennsylvania St.. detec-
tives today believe they have three
members of the gang that attacked
Roy Buchanan, 26, Waterman at the
Eli Lilly plant, McCarty and Delaware
SITS, the night of Aug. 10. Other men
arrested in connection with the attack
were Edgar Marley, 10, 1887 S. Ala
bama St., and Ray James, "a. 739 w.
McCarty st.
The mon confessed, according to de-
tectives, that Homer Deering, "a, $40
S. Alabama ST., who was shot and
killed by Buchanan during the attack,
was a member of the gang.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
Lottie Mayer Dives to
Wet DRY at Lyric This Week

Beach Frolics" is the title given
the headline act at the Lyric this
week. The act is certainly approprf-
ate for this season of the year. 1t
is presented by Lottie Mayer, who
has been seen in Indianapolis many
times. This year her act IS bigger
and better than ever before. It is
nicely staged and mounted.
The act opens with a fashion pa
rade of bathing costumes worn by a
dozen pretty Indianapolis girls. Then
Miss Mayer and the girls do song
number and they close with the Fancy
diving which has always been Miss
Mayors principal stock in trade. The
high dive at the close caused many
gasps A very pleasing act.
Another pleasing act is the Lyric
Quartette These four fellows make
a very neat appearance and harmonic
well Their best work is done initial
ing musical instruments. A new num-
Der for the soloist would improve the
turn.
Delno Dell is a nut comedian who
tells about the sixteen members of
HIS lilLHEtlldLC Ills cGCeHlTlC
dance is as funny as any seen lately.
Bill and Blondy have an acrobatic
turn that is unusually good. Morgan
and Wooley present The Mix-up," a
very poor playlet that reminds one
of an act seen in the city last year
under a different name. Robinson's
Syncopators go in for more acrobatics
and less music. 1t is a ten-piece col
cred JAZZ band. Howard and Arm
strong talk and sing. They talk
louder than they sing.
The Snub Pollard comedy, Jack
Frost" is a slapstick gem.
At the Lyric all week--(By the OBJ
server.)
+ + +
The movies on view today include:
Human Wreckage" at the Apollo,
THE Truth About Wives" and Kara
at the Ohio, THE Spoilers" at the
Circle, THE Birth of a Nation" at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
Driver and Car Captured

A telegram from the police chief of
Campville, Pa, today said the latter
was holding the driver Of an automo-
bile stolen from Pennsylvania and
Tenth SITS. here Aug. II. The officer
Is holding the car. which belongs to
Ray o. Brown of the Indianapolis
Light and Heat Company. police say.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
Sneak Thief Busy

Police and detectives today watched
buildings for a sneak thief
who is believed to have resumed ac-
tivities. Ethel Sandifer. 66S E.
Eleventh ST., employed in the Offices
of DR. H. H. Wheeler, 311 Hume-Man-
sur Bldg. reported a purse, contain
ing money and valuable papers, taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21

the Rialto, THE Man From He'll
River" as Mister Smiths, and THE
Miracle Baby" at the Isis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
Get Your Five
New Subscribers Today

this blank then bring mail these in to the circulation
department They will be verified and just this is
done you will get your camera
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
Tire. Tube and Rim Gone

Miles Herman. reporter, 81 q. st.
Joe St., is a downhearted scribe to-
day Tiernan told police he parked
his car on Twenty Ninth 81. ~near
Parkway, returning later to nnd a
spare tire, tube and rim missing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21

Oldham and A. Leroy Portteus and
John Cotty.
Invitations have been extended to
the executive officers Of the Fedora
ton of Community Civic Clubs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. jarvis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
Purse Found: Money Gone

Burglars stole a purse containing
SIS from the house Of Charles Gather,
440 Eastern Ave, Monday night. Po-
lice found the purse in the rear yard,
minus the money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21

Real RanflImme is on view
at Palace for First Half of Week
Meet the Ploetz brothers and sis
tiers.
The brothers belong to that rare
class Of pantomime actors which we
often read Of but never see.
They bring to us in THE Clown
Revue" a refreshing dash of some
thing new. The act has class It
belongs to the big time" both as to
Aonception and to method of delivery
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19
CoNCHA EsPINA
La Nina de Luzmela.

La Biblioteca Renacimiento, edito-
ra de las obras completas de Concha
Espina, acaba de publican una nueva
Y elegante edicion de LA Nina de
Luzmela, fuerte Y honda creacion de
Id famosa autora de La Esfnge Mara
gaia.
En- la esplendida y copiosa collection
de novelas que lleva va dadas al pu-
blico IA gran escritora espaiola, ira
ducidas muchas de elias con universal
aplauso, en- Italia, Francia, Alemania
y los Estados Unidos tiene "La Nina
lie Luzmela" un singular relieve, como
dechado a un tempo de sencillez y
profundidad, de brio y de gracia, de
realidad y fantasia, de piedad y ter
inpra humans. o-fr.n1le{ 81 e3I 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

Recientes los exitos de GEL metal de
los muertos" y "Dulce Nombre", la
primera de las cuales ha' sido compa-
rada por los criticos alemanes cen las
mejores novelas de Tolstoi, Y proxima
publicarse una nueva nove1a de Con-
cha Espina: Gel Caliz Rojo", que esta
terminando de escribir su insigne au-
tora, la reedici6n de "La Nina de
Luzmela" evoca uno de sus primeros.
triunfos, ell que, no ha muchos afios,
revel6 los lectores espanoles la mas
aguda y compleja sensibilidad de mu-
jer y de artista de las letras contem-
poraneas.
La exquisite production "La Mia
de Luzmela" asf como todas las obras
mencionadas de Concha Espina, estan
de venta en- las Librerias de Cantero,
FernAndez y Co., Inc.
)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

que en- function en- la finca de su pa
Dire y alsregresar sen blsca de otra La
ia Sc march6 al yer a los policfas, ne.
gando subsiguientemente toda cone
xi6n con el alambique, no constituye
prueba suficiehte, de una infraccion a
la secci6n 81 de, la ley. de Arbitrios
no siendo ell acusadb ell duelo de la
finca, debe resultar claro que era el
deber de este acusado en- particular
mas que de ninguna otra persona So
Icitar obtener una licencia.
Les heehos cstan expresados en- la
opinion.
Abogado del apelante: Sr L. Tor.
mes.
Abogado del apelado: Sr. Jose T.
Ffguears, fiscal.
FL Juez Asociado senor Aldrey emf.
ti0 la opinion del tribunal.
FL Juez Asociado sefior Franco So.
to no intervino en- Ia resolution de es.
tie easo. 10 II
Md'rero,} demandante Y apelado, v
Garage MGyagaes, INC, demandada )
apelante. @ tNsf 5e'lF 'i@t
Apelacion procedente de la Corte de
Mayagiiez en- pleito s6bre cobro de di
nero. .''
No. 2,76 5.-Resuelto en- mayo %
1923. el'a.H4 lal< q, ~ :{2s
JH,fsdiccidn de las Coftes Haaicf
pales.-Seiitencias NHids poa' faltd dt
jurisdicci6,,- "A pelaciomes pocede,ae,
de. Cortcs Aunictp0les.-Cobr de d.
nero.-Accion redhibituaia. --ReScisi6n
de Contrdtos.--No es la de cobro dc
dinero, sino la redhibitoria a que sc
refiere el artfculo 1889 del C6digo Ci
vii, la acci6n que ejercita ell compra-
dor de un autom6vil que por haber
resllItado insereible 10 entreg6 81 ven.
dedor Y reclama ell cobrO de $3.50 pa.
gados cuenta de los $1,000 que i'm.
porta el autom0vil Solicitandose,
tpues, Ia rescisi6n de un contrato Gu
va cuantfa excede de $500, la senten-
cia dictada Ell apelaci6n procedente dc
una COrte Municipal es nula porque
,careciendo de jurisdiction para como,
Ger del case criginalmente, la cortt
municipal, lao de ]distrito carecfa dc
jurisdiction para conOcer del misniC
en- gradO de apelacion. aftGeir9
z LIS hechos9 estan expresados9 enola
opinion. d5ia1 II att4ds.a.u 6s
Abogados de la apelante Seiiores
Benet Y Souffront.
Abogado del apelado: sr.. j.. Saba
ter.
FL Juez Asociado sefor Audrey emf
tio Ia opinion del tribunal, !,
Rcvocada La sentencia .apelada J
dictada otra declarando sin lugar la
delnanda por falta de jurisdiction dc
la Corte Municipal.
Jueces concurrentes senores Pre-
sidente del Toro Y Asociados Audrey J
Hutchinson. @
Ell Juez Asociado senior Franco Sc
y r p
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

to no intervino Ell la resolution de es-
te case.
Fos6s, recurrente y apelante ". CO.
mes, Registrador de San German, re-
currido y apelado.
Apelaci6n procedente de Ia Corte de
Distrito de Mayagtiez, en- pleito sobre
infracci6n a La ley asignando sueldo
a los registradores (moci6n sobre de-
sestimaci6n de apelaci6n.)
No. 8 O 5.-Resuelto en- mayo "a,
1923.
Jarisdicci6n del Tribunal Supreme.
Registrddores.- contra re-
gistiddores.- pcIGci61a-Procede de-
sestimar por falta de jurisdiction del
Tribunal Supreme, la apelaci6n de una
resolution dictada por la corte de dis
trito con motive de querella Formula
da contra un registrador de la pro-
picdad por viclaci0n de la secci6n 2S
de la ley de, mario 10, 1904, asignando
sueldo a diehos funcionarios Y para
otivs fines.
I.9s hechos estdn expresados en- Ia
opinion.
n .Abogados del apelante: Sonora B.
Fores y J. -Sabater
= FL .propio registrador apelado com
parecid persohalmente.
q Ell Juez EAsSciado sefior Audrey emf
tid las0pfffi6ff del tribunal.
~ Desestimada Ia apelaci6n interpues
to = - dAt.l
Preston, demandante Y apelante, V.
VdsTues, demandado Y apelado.
Apelaci6n procedehte de la Corte de
Distrito- de Humacao Ell pleitO sobre
reivindicaci6n memorandum de cos
tas.)
No. 2965 -Resuelto en- marc "a.
1923.
Apeldci6n mcmOa'dndum dc cOstds.
HOn0rarios dc abogddo, TRANSCRIPT
ct0n.-En apelaci0n de TN memordn-
dunn de costas, o debe aparecer que
la suma cconcedfda Ies muy' excesiya
para chalqtifdr caagso de Sd ciaasse, o qutt'
los hecehos eomd}H4fui Como 4fuiIerom ere / 'pfeesentados
no iustifieaa1b,aanI la x sumna ina cendedidal. 81
no Sc eleva;r en- Ia transcripcion la Tll prue-
ba prese;atadpp s. 81 81 y iRicio r., ,oF ottFa eyi
aehciia, i, adecpadda az da ST Tribunal lp ,sEpY sEpYprne- n
mo 20 t fstta e en csQnqieiqRess ~ qR De dscidiil i
81 IA. lfoFts ipGssgrieE aRps6 delsu dis
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