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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
A Big Oil Deal.

1t has just leaked out that the Stand
ard Oil Company.is figuring on one of
the largest purchases of oil property it
has ever made in this state, The com
pony in question has large amount of
prop.rty and if it should be sold the
figures of the purchase would run
away up into six figures. The proper
ty is located partly in the old Sisters
vile field, at Benwood, Ohio, and at
Elk Fork and consists of thousands OF
acres Of undeyeloped leases and fully
fifteen hundred acres on which there
are q large number of wells. An esti-
mate of the property of the company is
that they have in the neigh borhood OF
1875 producing wells with a production
of about 500 barrels day. There was
a rumor current on the streets at Sis
tersville last evening that the Standard
Oil Company had offered these people
5000 barrel for the production, but
that they wanted $50 a barrel more, aud
this is where the hitch is, but it is be-
lieved there will be little trouble in
making the deal as 1t is understood the
Standard is anxious to get hold of the
property and the owners are willing to
] sell. Wheeling Intelligencer.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
NEW HOSPITAL SHIP.
The Relief Being Fitted Up in the
Most Complete Manner for Ac-
tive Service.

Surgeon General Stern berg is having
the steamer Robert English, recently
purchased by the government as a hos
pital ship and renamed the Relief, fitted
up for active service. 1t will soon be
converted into a floating hospital of
the best possible type. Maj. George H.
Tawrcy has been placed in charge of
the ship, which is now in the barbor
of New York. 1t will soon be taken TO
Key West, from which port it will ac-
company the army of invasion to Cuba.
When our forces occupy the island
the hospital ship will patrol the coast,
ready to receive sick and wounded SOL
diers. 1t will be in no danger from the
enemy, for it will sail under the Geneva
Cross flag, which will preserve its neu-
trality at all times, In accordance with
the terms of the Geneva conven ton.
1t will carry no guns, ammunition or
articles con traband of war, save coal
and stores necessary for the movement
of the vessel and medicines and other
articles necessary for the care of the
sick and wounded.
he sup VIII hot pe useu DIS tTdus-
port in any sense of the word, nor will
it carry officers or men or dispatches
not belonging to the medical depart
ment of the army. Surgeon General
Sternberg intends to select the most en-
perieDced and efficient officers of his de-
partment TO perform and superinterd
the work of caring for wounded SOL
diers. while the Red Cross society will
furnish the nurses.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
State Sunday School Convention,

The thirty-ninth annual convention
of the Ohio State Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held in Columbus, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, June
14th, 18th and 10th. 1t is anticipated
by the officers of the organization that
this will be the largest and best con-
vention the Associa ton has ever held
Washington county should be repre-
sented by large delegation. There
are two matters of interest to all ex-
pecting to attend; the growing magni-
tude of these conventions has led to
one important change, no more free
entertainment can be had at prices not
to exceed 81 per day. Delegates will
be met upon arrival and directed 10
such places as they may desire. A
railroad rate of one fare for the round
trip has been secured. Tickets to be
purchased on the 18th or 14th, good TO
return and include the 18th. Those
desiring further information can write
the County Field Secretary, Miss Flora
McLaren, at Marietta.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
LARGEST FLAG IN THE WORLD
1t Is 12O Feet Long and Will Float over
the Havana Moro.


the Havana Moro.
NEW YORK, June THE stars and
stripes in the shape of the largest flag
in the world will float over Moro
Castle, Havana, when Blanco surren-
ders. The immense flag designed for
this duty is already prepared, and may
be seen draped at the front of an empty
store room at 147 Fulton street. A
patriot, Wall street man has had the
great flag made. 1t is 100 feet in
length and 4SH feet in width, and it is
believed that it breaks the record for
size. 1t is so big that special bunting
was made for it in Boston. The bunt-
ing measured 40 inches across in the
rough. Made up in the flag. allowing
for seams, each stripe measures 40
inches. 1t took full piece of 40 yards
for each stripe, except where they run
into the jack.
The jack measures 40 feet in length
and covers the space of seven stripes.
The stars are not very large. From
point to point each star measures IA
inches. They are arranged ia alter
mating rows of seven and eight, &C
cording to army regulations. The flag
cost 1890. Big as it is, it can be packed
in large travelling trunk, and will
not weigh more than 200 or $50 pounds.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09

The accuracy Of modern guns, when
Americas are behind them is some
thing marvellous. The Sandy Hook
twelve-inch steel rifed mortars,
throwing half-ton projectile, have
given excellent results. At a recent
test the target was the exact outline
of the cruiser Philadelphia and was
fred at twenty times. Thirteen OF the
shots fell directly within the outlined
area and several fell where their eX-
plosion would be apt to prove aisas-
trous. What chance would an en-
emy's fleet have to capture New York
against a battery of sixteen such NOR
tars? The ponderous twe,ve-inch
breech-loading rifles throw steel pro-
jectile twelve miles, and at two miles
this projectile penetrates twenty-five
inches of steel. Recently at Sandy
Hook test a projectile from ten-inch
rife struck the exact point aimed at at
a two-mile range. The sight was pur
posely lost, the gun was re-aimed and
another projectile was sent through
the hole made by the first. This was
repeated and the third shot went
shrieking through the very same hole.
A sensible enemy would be careful to
keep away from New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
BREAKS PULLMAN WILL.
widow of the Palace Car Mngnnte De-
cides That She Will Take
Her Dover.

Mrs. George NJ. Pullman. of Chicago,
has decided 10 exercise her prerogatve
as the widow of George NJ. Pullman by
accepting her dover right in the estate
instead of approving the palace car
magnate's will, which gave her $4,000
in cash, the income for life from ST.
25O,000 and the homestead at Prairie
avenue and Eighteenth street. Pierre
pont lsham. her attorney, has been in
structed to draw up papers of renun-
citation. which will be filed in the pro-
bate court.
Mrs. Pullman's determination TO re-
ject the bequest will materially change
the effect of the will. Her dover share
of personal property and real estate
will amount to more than S3,000,000.
She viii! be compelled 10 relinquish her
exclusive title to the family residence,
but will have q one-third interest in
Castle Rest, in the St. Lawrence river,
the summer home at Elberon, y. j.,
and the other realty of the estate.
1t is said Mrs. Pullman decided 10 as
sumo her legal rights for the benefits
of her sons, George and Walter Sanger
Pullman, who were practically disin-
herited, each having been allotted only
life income of $4,000 a year. Mrs.
Pullman will be able ~ leave each son
$1,000,000 at her death.
II did not fully make up my mind to
accept my dover until "a hours ago."
said Mrs. Pullman. up TO that time
was inclined to leave my husbands IS
will unaltered. The law entities me
as the widow of Mr.. Pullman either to
accept the bequests or take my dover,
and l have chosen the latter course"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
BRENAN-HARPER.
Washington County's Popular Prosecuting
Attorney Joins the Ranks of the Bene.

Washington county's Popular Prosecuting
Attorney Joins the Ranks of the Bene.
diets.
Mr.Joseph G. Brenan, the well known
young attorney, and Miss Stella H..
Harper, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Harper, were married Wednesday
evening at the home Of the brides
parents on Washington street. The
wedding was one of the prettiest of the
season. The ceremony was performed
at $50 p. m. by Rev. DR.. Boyd Ia the
presence of about sixty invited guests.
The sweet strains Of the wedding
march were rendered by the Marietta
orchestra, the groom entering unat-
tended. The bride followed on the
arm of her father, attended by the lit.
tie Misses, Catherine McKim and Mary
Harper. The bridal couple stood in the
corner facing the entire assembly, a
backing of ferns adding much to the
beauty of the scene. The pretty and
impressive ring service of the Episcopal
church was used in the ceremony. The
bride wore beautiful gown of white
organdie, trimmed with white ribbon
and carried bunch of bride roses.
After the ceremony an elaborate and
sumptuous wedding supper was served,
Miss Laura Brenan presiding graceful
ly over the punch bowl. In the upper
hall were displayed a numerous collec.
tion of handsome presents received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan as mementoes of
the occasion.
The happy young couple left over
the B. & o. S. w. at 1850 on a trip
through the East. They will return in
about two weeks and will reside at DR..
Cisler's on Fourth street.
The Leader joins most heartily in
the congratulations being showered
upon our popular Prosecuting Attorney
and his handsome bride and wishes
them many long years of welded hap.
piness.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
Didn't Need So Many Comm.

At convivial gathering of widowers
recently held in Berlin a beer seller,
whose wife had just died, remarked
that her coffin had cost him 500. A
mar ufacturer Of coffins happened to be
present, and said that he could furnish
as good an article for SIS; whereupon
the beer seller replied that he would
take 1000 at that price. The manu-.
facturer took the matter seriously and
sent the coffins, together with bill for
$4,000. The court before which the
case was taken held that the order was
given in fun, and did not constitute a
valid contract
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDITOR LEADER: Please announce that
will be candidate before the Republican
county convention for nomination for the
office OF Clerk OF Courts II. E. SMITH.
EDITOR LEADER-Will you please announce
me as q candidate for County Commissioner
subject TO the will OF the Republican County
Convention June 10. HENRY STREcKgR
EDITOR LEADER-Please announce my nams
as a candidate for County Commissioner sub
TO the Will OF the Republican County Conven-
ton. MAT AUGEEsTEIH,
Mr.. EDIroR-Please announce my name for
the once of Clerk of Courts Of Washington
County, subject TO the will OF the Republican
County Convention June 18th and oblige
j. W. HOLDEN.
EDITOR DAILY LEADER: Kindly say to the
Republicans OF Washington County that will
be before the convention June 10Th, for nomi-
nation to the once Of Commissioner.
L. B. HENDERSON
EDITOR LEADER-Please announce that l
will be a candidate before the Republican
county convention for nomination for the of
fee of Clerk OF Courts. OhLANDo TRorrER-
EDITOR LEADER; Please announce that the
undersigned will be a candidate for Clerk OF
Courts subject TO the will OF the Republican
county convention. c. o. BROOKS.
EETroR LEADER-Please announce the name
OF John Plnmley, OF Belnre township as can
didate for the once OF County Commissioner,
subject TO the will of the Republican County
Convention, June 18th,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
Sealing Schooner Lost.

VICTORIA, 3. c., June s.-News has
been received here of the loss of the
sealing schooner Golden Fleece, near
Manourara on the japanese coast
Her crew were saved with $50 skins
out of catch of 500. The catch on
the japanese coast is comparative
small
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
Huston and venable's Engineers Accepted

WASHINGTON, June s.-Represcnta-
tive Bromweil, who escorted Z. L.
Huston and W. Mayo Venable, of Ohio,
to the war Departments, succeeded in
having the secretary OF war accept
two companies OF engineers raised W
Messrs HuS'o0 and Venahle
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
Launche. in parisian Sewers.

Electric tramways and launches have
been installed in the Paris sewers.
Twice month, on two Wednesdays,
visitors are admitted to the number oil
about 1,2oo, although the applications
are nearly always far more numerous.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
Notice to Stockholder

Notice is hereby given that on Monday, July
llth, 1898 at 10 o'clock q. m a meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Newport N i'll Company
will be held at their ONCE IN Newport Village
TO transact the regular annual business,
Jnesth&9th w. v. TORNER, Sect
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
Annual Picnic.

The annual picnic of Co. L. 1st o. v.
C. will be held this year June Esd, all
day, at the home of w. Z. Corner, Sand
Hill. JOHN DANLEY, Pres.
d. R. RooD, Sec.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
British Footwear.

Twelve million pounds worth O.
leather is required every year TO provide
boots and shoes for the inhabitants o.
Great Britain.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09

Three spectres that threaten baby's
life. Cholera infantun, dysentery,
d arrhG5. Dr. Fowler's Extract OF
Il lid strawberry never fails TO conquer
them.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
A Big Ducket.

A bucket TAB miles deep and TAB miles
from side to side would hold every drop
Of the ocean.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09

Is it burn? Use DR.. Thomas Ec.
lectric Oil. A cut? Use DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil. At your druggists.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry Il. Hume, of Lawrence town
ship. and Ida E. Smith, of Liberty
township.
James A. Linksweiler. of Parkers-
burg, and Belle kearns, of Marietta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-02
DE G A M u Y

Las bolas corren por squf que es un
gusto, sobre to5o aquellas que dejan eu
paso los pasajeros que viajan de esa ciudad
para Mayagiez.
El famoso vapor de las tres chimeneas,
que menudo Sc dejaba ve~ de paso frente
al senor Brussi "a no viaj por estas aguas,
y unicamente Sc deja yer alguno que otro
vapor de una sola chimenea. Hsce unos
dfas SO alarn6 la poblao6n con ell del cable,
que fonds6 frente al referido geilor, hu-
bieron desmayos y sustos, ouando dioho
vapor lanz6 al aqua dos lanohas que tenfan
por onioo objeto reparar las averfas del cable.
Els de advertir que los voluntarios se
povtaron muy bien y tempo, pues adu no
habfa anolado el vapor, ouando "a estaba
cuatodado todo el trayecto de mas peligro
y one mas ee presta 4 un desembaroo.
Sc dice que muy bien scogida la idea
de formar organizar aqaf una compadfa
de milioianos, con campesinos de la juris-
icci6n que deseen combatir por la integri-
dad de le patria.
So dice tambi6n que el actual alcade,
don Juan r. Rivera, ha presen1ado su re-
nuncia SO indica para sustituirle & don Mi
Duel Sierra.-~H j..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-02
Ell confIicto del trabaio

En- la mahana de hoy Sc ha presentado
eeta redacci6n un grupo dc artesanos COM
puesto de don Pedro Cortijo, carpintero; don
Fraciseo Fiore', albafiI don Adrian Sierra
no, zapatero; don Martin Soto, carpintero;
don Elias Rivera los braceros don Juan
Gomez, don Miguel Toro, don Ignaoio To.
rres don Asunci6n Calderdn, manifestar.
nos que ellos y otros muchos de sus comps
heroe, caEecen de trabajo para con su produc'
to cnbrir honradamente las mas perentorias
necesidadee personales de sus respectivas
familias. Queen vista de las opportunities
necesidades que SO hayan sufriendo, SO pre-
sentaron al sefor alca]de municipal ofrecer
sus servioios para las obras publicas, en- eus
respectivas profesiones, que han tenido que
pasar por la pena de que sc les conteate que
no hay trabajo, por estar va complete 81
personal necesarlo en- les obras munielpales.
Muoho tempo haoe que venimos dando
Ia voz de alarma sobre ol serio problema que
mas Q menos tarde SO nos presentarh por la
question do subsstenoias, problema que Sc
ha planteado en- aotitud alarmante desde la
ultima qu1ncepa por razones de todos como
oldas, que prornete orecer en- forma pavo.
rosa. hoy no hay obras de partioulares, y
los preclos corrientes de los where's 90 aleian
N as mss cada dfa de las modestfs;mas fa-
cuitades de la lnmensa msyorfa de nuestros
hsbitautes.
Urge, pues, que los llamados buscar
los remedios para los males que nos afliien,
no 40 den punto de reposc hasta conseguir
encontrarlos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-02
| A G A M A

La oama 6 lecho SO el e1mbo]o de Ia vi.
da. Maupassa1t ha dioho: "Es la puerta
que 10 cierra TODD, despu6s de habcr sido la
que abre 81 mundo. Ell ella &c naoe. en-
ella 40 nnere." La cams es nueetro conf
dente; sabe nuestras alegrfas naestrss pc
mas; es el primero y d!timo mueble del ho.
gar. ha Icy 10 respeta protege: el juxgado
10 enb nbsrga todo, savo Ia cams.
Desde el conjunto de hojas secas del
hombre primitive hasta ell lujo comodidad
moderns, el lecho ha experimentado lentas
metamorfosie; eads pueblo 10 ha modifsado
segun sus oos,umbres.
Eglpto. .-Sus monumentos de 1900 af1os
de IN >'guedsd, nos muestran los lechos mss
antigua que SO conocen. Tenfan Ia forma
dc <ue 'pos de animales: dc leones de ga
oelas. I'm la cabeoera hab1a IN soporta de
MADEIRA y los pies desoansaban eobre Ia CRU.
pa de la bestia, cuya cola levantada sosten1.
un Rosquitero. &@
Asiria, Los caldeos, los asirioe. los
fenioios, los medas, los persas 2 los hebreos
adoptaron la CANA egipoia, pero la modiioa.
ron POGO. Las tradiciones han coaservado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-02
ol lecho de eus deseOs.
DE VIEQUES

<Sientese aquf, oomu en- los demas pue-
bio de Ia isla, profundo malestar econ6'
mico por la esoasez de dinero oiroulante, por
Ia casi total paralizaci6n de los trabajos
agrfcolss, y por Ia sequfa terrible que ha
asolado nnestros. eampos,-.s impidiendo sla
siembra de frutos memories. Ha empezado
va ell tempo de las lluvias, pero nos encon.
tramoe con que careoemos de semillas. La
situaci6n cs por demas bien tirante bien
triste; est& paralizado ell trafoo que hacfan
las pequenas embarcaciones entire Fajardo
este puerto. La c'ase proletaria sutre, por
tanto, TODD g@nero de privaciones. Somos
muehos los q. .esperamos con ansiedad el exito
del proyecto del Iltmo. eeiior Mufloz Rivera:
Ia formation de empr6stitos por los ayunta-
mientos en- 81 Banoo, gsrantizados por 81
Gobierno. Entrana grsndfsima importan.
cis e oitado prop6sito y ha de ser muy be-
nefcioso para contrarrestar on todo 10 posi-
BILE la tremenda crieis que sc atraviesa.
De nuestro ayuntamiento POGO 8 NADIA
debemos esperar. Muchas veces les buenos
propositos del sefor alcalde Sc estrellan con-
ira las opinicnes opuestas de algunos caba.
lIeroa que forman parte dc aquel- Concejs.
les hay en- esta corporation que al tratarse,
no ha muoho tempo, del auxilio que por ell
Iltno. senior secretarlo de Gracia Justicis
Gobernaci6n, imploraba de los ayunta-
mientos la senora presidenta de Is asociac6n
dc Damas para la instruction do Ia mu er,
contostaron que no se necesitaba que la ma.
jer se instruyera en- Puerto Rico. Y colo SO
trataba ia incluir en- pr6ximo presupuesto Ia
cantidad de un peso mensual con ell indicado
objeto.-H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-02
Cablegrama de Cuba


~ las o6oinas de Estado Mayor de esta
plazs, nos han favcrecido con copia de un i'm
fecha 81 del pasado, que dice asf;
''Escuadra eneniga Sc corri6 las 2 y
cuarto tarde de hoy al Oeste booa canal ca.
bs, rompiendo fuego con since buques, que
fu6 contestado por baterfa MORO, Socapas,
Punta gorda = crncero ''Coldn".
"Escuadra euemiga hizo de 50 70
disparos con proyectiles de 22 centfmetros
sin caussr menor dailo.
Bombardeo dur6 81 hora retirAndose
enemigo con sverfas en un trasatlantico,
vi6ndoee que Q granadas reventsron popa del
"Yows' fuego bordo de otro soorazado."
Hasta aquf el cabiegrazna. omitimos
los oomentalios que rebosan en- nuestro co.
rszon de patriotas espaholes, por causas
sgenas & nuestra voluntad deseo.
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cantidad de $685. SOL 46, existiendo en-
cartera GAIA, despues de cubiertas divereas
la oantidad de $40 354 2l.
Obras Pablioas Comunioaciones. Ha'
ciendo saber, que las companfas de redes to-
Ief6nicas de alumbrado electrico existentes
en- esta isla, estAn auj etas la dependeneia
de la Secretar1a Go dicho Despacho.
y Se7lalsndo el dfa 81 del corriente para
la adiudicaci6n en- publica subasta de las
obras do aoopios de piedra machac&da para
la conservation dc la carretera de Arecibo s
Ponce por Utuato y Adiuntas,- ~eeeoion ->de.
Ponce 4 Adj jantas, cuyo importe segdn pre-
supuesto aprobado en- Ia misma fecha, as
eiende $2,o17 so centavoe.
Tesorerfa Central de Hacienda pbblioa.
Circular que dice aef: De orden del Iltmc.
Sr. Seoretario Del Despacho de Hacienda SO
hace saber las personals que residen esta
isla, fuera de la capital, que con el objeto dc
darlas facilidadee fin de que cuando 10
deseen puedan adquirir giros sobre Nj sdrid,
dc los QUE expide este Centro cargo del
Mnistero de Ultramar, pueden efectuarlo
menos en- Ia de .Vieques, el importe do dichos
giros en- naoneda especial 9 sea, su equivs
lenoia en- moneda espafola con ell canbio al
tipo que dlariamente aparecer& fjado al pu
blico en- dlchas locales, percibiepdo Is CO.
rrespondiente carta de psgo por ~Movimien'
to de fondos entire Caias oe la isia, que re-
mitiran { este Centro, quien tar pronto como
la reolba, enviara directamente los intere-
sados los giros por dup|icado aviso de los
mismos, 8 los entregarA 4 la persona que
indiquen.-Puer Rico, Mayo 81 de 1898
ri Tesorero Central, p. l., Lozs Shelly.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-02
NOTICIAS

- Muchos do nuestros amigos de Ia
isla mes esoribeh, msnifest&ndonos Gu ex-
traf1eza de que no PUBLIC qaemos notioiss
de interds paipitante que circular por Is
isla, algunas de las cuaes SO oomentan en-
mil fornaas. Bueno es que reeuerden los
aludidos amigos, que el pats Sc enouentra
en- estado dc guerra. que no rige Ia ley do
imprenta de &pocas normaies,que estA termi.
nantemente prohibido la prensa ocuparse de
ciertos particulares, que el patriotfsmo
impone deberes que llenar que estAn muy
por enoima de la febre de information que
Sc siente. veces 10 que primera vista
parece que no dana, puede causar periuioios
a la patria, y deber de todos es tratar de
evitarlos.
~ No sabemos 81 es sueho realidad.
pero pos parece que por alguna parte hemos
dido deoir, que los elementoa liberales auto.
nomistas preparsn un respetuoso, pero
en@rgioo y razonado manifesto-protestsS
Ia naeidn al pats, por la situasi6a amor
NAL ca que SO encuentra en- esta isla ell plan
autondmico ell ineunplimiento de las dis
posiciones decretadas por el gobierno CEN
tral. Que para la publication del aludido
neutrality-suspicious. Sc ha coneultado lcs
4s miembros que forman el Comit6 provin-