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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
Trouble Over : Child.

Constahle I.eech erreatad IN Tmesaay
afternoon Stanley Pierce. who was
charged by an information sworn to in
Justice Burrltt's court by Charles Ev-
erts. with assault and battery upon his
little half brother. Pierce Everts. aged
s years. Rolla stull, who was also al
legged to be Interested ii the beating
administered to the child, was called
from drundY Center - . witness and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
HERE'S AN INVESTMENT.
Local 4Architcct Tia. n snap For some
Ono With Money TO InYcxf.

1-OC01 <AICHItcCtIH Hb u sstttp TUF SULles
One With Money to Invest.
have plans drawn for very COM
.plete seven room house designed Cor a
narrow lot and have a desirable tenant
in sight who will rent same for term of
Years at a price which will yield invest
or - per cent, provided house is built in
desirable part of town. This is an ex-
cellent investment for any one owning
a lot large enough for another house to-
be placed upon it. Call at my Office in
kibbeey block for particulars.
J.. H. PRESCOTT, Architect.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
a Monstcr Devil Fi.h

Destroying its victim, is type Of con-
stipation. The power of this malady is
felt on organs, nerves, muscles and
brain. But DR.. Kings New Life Pills
are a safe and certain cure Best in the
world for stomach, liver, Kidneys and
bowels. Only % cents. at Geo. p. Pow
lers' drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
All popular music 20 centsat Harlan's
Frfd " and go f,,rday

ss "a steam COOKER Will save us Cost Oh
the gas bill in one month. Schmidts
hardware store.
Use World soap to get quality as.
We'll as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get valuable premiums.
Parties desiring ice cream for the
Fourth should send their orders early
TO insure their being filled. q. Tretfry.
Don't Miss our great sale of Black
Cat hosiery and fine shoes all next
week, beginning Monday, June 70. IN.
Fair.
Commandant c. c. Horton, OF the Sol
diers' Home, went to Des Moines Tues
day evening, where he will be in att
tendance at the regular quarterly meet-
ing of the superlntendents OF .Iowa.s
state institutions with the members OF
the board OF control.
You want u rest. Just take q day off
on Thursday, June IL and spend it at
Clear Lake with the *. v. 4. NJ. Band
concerts, fishing, sailing, bathing, pic
lnicking and other amusements. Special
train leaves at 150a m. Fare only 81 20
for the round trip.
Mr.. j. Leslie Miller went to Mason
City Tuesday night, where he will take
charge of an exhibit and act as demons
strator for the Alalleable Steel Range
Company. A1r Miller viii have as his
territory Wisconsin and Minnesota but
has Two points in Iowa to make before
leaving for the north.
Miss Margaret Fence leaves tonight
summer and will spend most of the
time in Pittsburg, altho she will be in
Washington and will spend some time
Il III AlcConnellsburg Pa, at the home of
Mr.. Wells Greathead, formerly of this
city.
AIessrs. Charles r.. Brown. and Ernest
F. Bnford left tiis'norning for Omaha,
where they Will join the excursion OF the
Coal Dealers Associa-
tion en- an excursion to Denver. They
Will be gone two weeks and are antici-s
pating the best kind Of q time. noticea-
bly, season of trout fishing in the
mountains.
/ Townsend We're in Eldora Tuesday in
attendance at the combined meetings of
the Iowa Central State and Hardin
County Medical Societies. Dr. Bay was
down on the program for a papsr on
l"Relations of a General Practitioner to
the Laboratory, with Some Short Cuts
in Laboratory Methods
Dr.. H. 1. Getz returned this morning
from Chicago. Where he went to attend
an executive committee meeting of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
OLD COMPANY h BOY WOUNDED.

~ AAAAuA os OI4leTs u Ills lily, Cons
ing Home From philippines wit
Disa bility Discharge.
News was received in the city Tues,
day afternoon by letter from William S.
Diller. Company d, Third United States
Infantry, now in the service in the
Philippines, that he would arrive home
shortly after the first Of July, as he had
been granted a discharge on account OF
disabilities caused by having been
wounded by Filipino bullets in the leg
and shoulder. Diller was former
member Of Company II, and after he
was discharged from the Cuban serv-
ice re-enlisted for the Philippines serv-
ice in the regular army. He is a
brother to H. "A. Diller, OF this city, and
his parents now reside in Oskaloosa,
having removed there from this city
last winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

n.
Everything in music Friday and SAT-
urday 20 cents at Harlan's.
For f1rst-class papering or painting
see Bert Everist, Mayors drug store.
Trading stamps if YOU buy your
hardware at Schmidt's hardware store
The w. G.. Il. q. will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2::30 at the Woman's EX-,
change.
Our prices on summer hats arg lower
than we have ever been able to give YOU.
Mrs. Morrill,.
Window shades damasl and rope
portieres ard lace curtains. Hoyt's De-
Epartment Store.
Don't fail TO hear the Jubilee Singers
tomorrow night at Presbyterian
church. Full orchestra.
New honey is arriving at Idso & Will
hau's in small quantities from the
apiaryof Beebe & Wheeler
We can save You money by buying.
us all next week. The Fair.
Refrigerators-a full line to select
fron-for cash or on monthly pay.
nents schm;elt,s hardware store.
sl'ot'3l mss MISS our great SAFE % Black
ga hosiery ana me shoss an nsNl
Week, beginning MONDAY, june % me
Fair.
The Non--P7'artlsans W. g. Y Will
meet Thursday afternoon With Mrs
Margaret Rodgers, No. 4OS jerome
street.
The. social to have been given by
iliec trio lSebekah Lodge on saturday
|sevenins Of this week is postponed until
further notice.
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lefty Federation will be held, Friday af-
.ternoon With the outgoing president
| Mrs. a. Janney
.r,hose ,.,.s,.;--.5, x, -
II,
\ & Benedict, as they have their own
4 mill and can make the lowest prices.
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" e a re making Very low prices on
fiirs't-ciass foundation stone ITO You can
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i the city Tuesday as the guest Of his
4 brotl,er-in- law, DR.. II. III DufIield. be-
'Isin. on his way home from Abingdon
g}Ill. where he went recenfl,. h, accom-
PAM the remains of his wife for inter
) n,ent.
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q ter Gretchen left this morning for D,1.
iuth. where they will be the guests 81
A the formers sister, Mrs. Il. B. Seely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

we nave just received lEreeA cars OF
upland prairie hay and it is choice.
Leave your order. Hammond & Bene
dict
Don't ,,;s o,,,.1 ,,....,t soIa oe p,.oL
Cat hosiery and fine shoes all next
Week, beginning Monday, June %. The
Fair.
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The best evidence that our Mocha and
Java coffee gives satisfaction is that
oui, customers. after once having tried
IL. order again They know a good
thing. Wesonly ask % cents a pound
go,as 4, tta c;t,. =. s, H.. ,'s
1880 -
Ho for Clear Lake:-With the Mac
cabees. Thursday, June 81. via the Iowa
Central. Special train will leave this
city at 100 a. IN. Only Sl.25 for the
round trip. This is a basket picnic and
large crowds vii! be in attendance. The
concert, sailing. fishing, etc.
1,iss Az, ,r,s Z, :, IL.
IS5srandlnots,sr Mrs Henrietta Weir, and
iI1tosethsi' they left for visit 70 the
least. snf the summer VIII be spent
in Aaaisa lit, Pa, With relatives. but
4 befei. inning home some OF the
l8prilsI cities of the east will be seen.
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iievenins says: Upon the result Of ,he
canvass llla. ~ psll's, iiiaatt 'i'i' Msek
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4 C,omnlandant Horton of The so,1iers
Hone. has purchased for the Home.
1 use a fine new carrvalI. 10 be used as /.
4 general utility wagon in transactin.
j.business between the city and the n am,
lns pille'pai .ias .hai ths new
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,.eM.iis VII stal els.i. ps.ople very com
ioitapis ana y very lieas ana pretty.
The delegation "a Des Moines tbi
morning ia ATTEND the m,,sica 1 nnnvsn
5tion vas large ono ana innl,,dsd A,as
4 DANES R AZ Morgan - + Maaka, = "
R. Forney. p " McRride. Pale Wal
lao n y Nawcor,a, ana "a rria Yaaahs
Pond. az Chicago. Misses Iparna Cat,
Bessie ". parker Nav wasson M.ha
Woodbury.. Maybel French and Bertha
y Jersey Miss French will remain for |
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

The Sunday school class Of the Chris
.tian class taught by Miss Carrie An
drews gave an Ice cream social Tuesday
evening in the parlors OF the church,
which was well patronized. The mem
bers OF the class are little girls.
and so are very deserving OF praise for
the success they made Of stheirSventure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

Word from Gilman says that the con-
dition of Ray Sutherland is quite flat
tering, and that unless something un-
foreseen occurs he will recover from the
injuries received by being struck by a
Central engine Monday morning. He Is
still in a serious way. however, and il.
kept very quiet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

Miss Eva Marshall Shontz, president
of the national Y. p. s. c. E., will de-.
liver an address in the NJ. E. church
Thursday evening, June 81. Miss
Shontz is being greeted with crowded
houses turnout the country and is a
brilliant and forceful speaker. A large
chh or.s cher MI! furnish :::.!c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

For the prohibition national conven-.
ton at Chicago, June 27-2s, the Bur
lington. Cedar Rapids & Northern rail.
Way Will sell round trip tickets from al
points at Very favorable rates. CAN on
any agent of the Cedar Rapids Route,
for full information
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

The last meeting Of the year for the
City Federation Will be. held Friday af-
,terneon with the outgoing president
Mrs A. Janney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

Mrs. N. Van Zandt and little daugh-
ter Gretchen left this morning for Du-
luth, where they will be the guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. T. 3. Seely.
The month of July will be spent there
and then they will take the boa. trip
to Buffalo and thence home by rail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

Those using cracked corn or meal for
their chi ckens should see Hammond
Z Benedict, as they have their own
mill and can make the lowest prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
a VETERAN OF THE HOME KILLED

Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

The special bargains offered this
week at the Bee Hive should be taken
advantage of by every person in the
city and county. Never before have such
inducements been offered the public.
Come in ard make Your selections be-
fore the assortment is broken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

When You wear clothes laundered by
sfThtton You Will feel comfortable and.
clean. Prepare for the Fourth by bring
ing Your laundry to us now. w. j.
Flitton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

The Non-Partisan w. C. T. u will
meet Thursday afternoon With Mrs.
Margaret Rodgers No 40s jerome
street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

Our prices on summer hats arg lower
than wehave ever been able to give you.
Mrs. Morrill,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

The social to have been given by
Electric Rebekah Lodge on Saturday
evening Of this week is postponed until
further notice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-20

PAGOS POR ADELANTADO
Los Comunicados + articulos de
inter4s personal, 10 centavos Inca
de- seis palabras. No SO publican
sin que vengan acompahados del
importe.
No 40 devuelven originates, y SO
admitiran los que convenga ala po
caci6n.
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iCu!are renta...! !!

L a ACoRREsPoNDENcHA c de aver
nos ha dado una gran sorpresa all
anunciar el proyecto gubernativo de
suprimir en.la jsla NADIA menos que
icuarenta ayunta amientos!
Siempre tronamos, ALA en- nues-
tro fuero inferno, contra aquel lujo
sistematico de m unicipal idades des-
plegado por ell coloniaje espaf1ol; lu-
jo que, como tod o 10 sup perfuo, solo
servfa para emppbrecer cada nueva
eomtn j que, con 10 todo 10 sistema-
tico, obedecfa tan solo & uu plan: al
funesto plan con servadof de erigir
mas. i mas cacica asgos: pero nunca
pen Samos Sc llev ase a extreme tai la
medida salvadora.
Opinaba mos i opinan los que pue:
blecillos donde, 81 en- cpnciencia
justicia Sc van a elegir los maneja.
dores de la g osa pdblica, por fuerza
resultar1a Sc mi eterna oligarqu1a mu
nicipal; que pu ueblos d onde, para
mantener al dfa sus egrcsos vense
precisa sados q esquilmar el infeliz con-
tribuyente; que pueblecilos d >nde
acontecen sino las dos, una Il otra
defciencia, preci sa su desaparici6n
como municipalid dad; pero de este a
que Sc anulen icuaren a!sin ma, for
malidades que as de-7;yo 10 man.
do!-en entendemos que resulta impro.
cedente, anti ratico hasta ar
bitrario. n
Mas va Sc We : los hombres de la
rep1blica, diz que mo leloS mandados ;
q gobernarnos, ID rnbuidos, porque ST,
en- ell capricho 10 va lidoso de <nue stra
inferio ridad de ra "a por consiguien-
te, de nuestra insuiciencia para ell
self governaeat,, juzgan rebajamien-
to intellectual por parte de ellos ell
someterse a nues tras leyes vigentes,
ell reconocer nuestros de re chos, ell
consular nuestras voluntades, Ell es-
tudiar nuestras coudiciones ell re-
mediar con tiao nuestras necesida-
des.
Y a la verbal que no sotros, ig-
moro por cuG1'e cuusa eleva mos hasta
ell cielo squejidos dolorido IS, ante ca
da nueva pes tie gu bernattva que nos
infesta. Con tantas como desd9 II
implataci6n del gobiern 10 militar
americana venimos sufriendo, va de-
bfamos estar aclimatados, no debie-
ramos extraf1ar nj que la mejor Sc
nos echara a fundir en- la gran cal
dera- para mayor pureza de estirpe
mejor conocimient de < sesfeld.>
Empero de ia nta decepci6n da-
no, NADIA me afige como ell pensar
cuan regocijados estaran los espaf1o-
les sin peros,. de nuestro eterno in
fortunio. como Sc regocijaran los
bellaco os!, icomo en- celebration de
nuestro novfsimo martirolpgio ento-
naran a todo pecho la jota y la ma
| rusina!
= Cdrlos II. Londran.
| Caguas y Enero II del 9 700.
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|CaTta de Manila
escr rita por IN pemninsuIar m
IA eel EsPANOL, de MADRID
Ell REVERSE de Ia MEDALLA.

.g1
Desde ell dia 3 del actual, los Fl
lipinos no cesar de hostilizar los
puestos americanos, tanto por ell
Norte como. por Il Sur. Estos. por
81 NQete, socupan Angeles, i por ell
Sur Son dllefos de linus.
Porak ha sido de nuevo tornado
por las tropas filipinas, despues de
sangrientocombate, en- que los ams'l
ricanos Sc vieron obligados q evacu ar
dicho punto.
En- Cavite Sc ven los americanos
constantemente atacados desde linus
hasta Binacayan, en- la propia pro
vincia de Manila, desde los Banos
hasta Ia Laguna de Bay, tai es la
audacia de estos filipinos, que llegan
On sus avanzadas a -tirotear destaca-
mentos americanos en- las propias
cercanfas de esta capital, este mo-
two ell que en- los alrededores de Ma
nila Sc tomara un lujo inusitado de
precau clones, ante ell tenor fundado
de cualquier ataque imprevisto.
En- ell barrio de Mejico Santa
Ana) f fle sorprendi la la guarnicion
aneric INA que tuvoque aba ndonar
.el pueblo arrolla1a por la superiori'
dad nu nerica de los filfpinos. -
Para vengarse ell general Otis
de estas derrotas i de la tenacidad
de la gente de Aguinaldo, descarga
us iras contra los indios pacffcos,
captura ndolos a |suS Ssabor en- concep-
to de prisioneros de guerra.
Tales hechos han sueedido en-
Tondo, Malate, Ermita, i Arroceros,
donde, con escandalo del vecindario
Sc han hecho muchas prisiones ar
bitrarias. ~
En- Kalookan ell general Pic del
Pillar les da no POGO que hacer, pues
O pasa dia nj nocha que no les hos
tilice, destruy yendo de paso la via fe-
rea que por aln cruza.
Los frailes Sc hacen cada dia
ID las aborrecibles para los filipinos,
ues utilizan todos los resortes, por
ihhumanos antipol1ticos que sean,
on tai de salvar del naufragio sus
il intereses; influyen a que Sc prolon-
ue la guerra, incitando al general
Otis toda suerte de crueldades.
El afan del general Otis de hallar
u n exito por cualquier medic para a.
s. segurar la reelection de MacKinley,
hace qu 3, va que no por Ia fuerza,
se sugestione q los flipinos por ell
81 nga1o las malas artes para yer de
q cpnseguir que depongan las armas,
i para clio, parece ser, que Sc conf
sion6 al conocido americanista Sr.
Z Iegarda, para que ofrezca los re-
VI volucionarios, en- nQmbre del gene
raj Otis la autonomfa armada, que
serfa como ST dijeramos una especie
de protectorado, amenazandoles al
pfopio @iempo con apro ovechar los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-20
Diario absotar1ste irparca eco az "a opin &c a rgesa.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 20 &c EneTo de 1900
Entered 1899

! 3
refuerzos que se esperaban para to-.
marles todos los pueb blos4 del interior
arruinandoal al pals arfojando 8 las
montafas alej6rcito filipino.
Por toda contest staci6n Sc limito
q decir Agninaldo que lei general
Otis no es nadie para establecer min
guna forma de gobierno lestable, CO.
mo no fuera para enganar incautos,
que va no exisfen en- ell campo flipi-
no; por tanto nd tan solo no transi-
gian, sino que, aun llesado ell case
de perder la esperanza de veneer, en-
cambio no duda que siempre alenta-
ra en- sus pechos la esperanza de mo-
rir por la independe de Filipinas.
Por 10 visto, los filipinos no pue-
den aceptar la paz mas que sobre la
base de la independencia del pals, i
esta idea esta tan arraigada en- clos,
que cpnstituye una verdadera obse-
sion de las masas.
y. NOY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-20
Cae|eia de hoy
Ordenes Generates, No 4.

OrQenoS GenofdIeS NY =.
San Juan, Enero IL, 1900.
Ell parrafo VII, de Ordenes Ge-
nerales, No 81, serie de 1899, de este
Quartet General, sc revoca, quedan-
do sustituido por| el siguiente:
vi. Ell uso del sobre Official pa
ra ell envfo, fran GO de porte, de CO.
r1espohdencia relativa unicamente a
asunto 5 p1blicoss Sc permite a los
siguientes funcionarios:%
1. Los Jefes de NegOciados &
Departamentos del Gobierno de los
Estado Is Unidos relacionados con ell
serviciIo militar naval; funcionarios
de los servicios de Correos, Tesore-
ria, H ospital de Marina, Departa-
ment6 Meteorological Aduana.
2. Los Jefes de Degartamentos,
Juntas i Negociados relacionados
con ell Gobierno Militar de ia Isla,
6 que funcionan bajo dicho Gobier-
no. ,
8. Ell Presidente, los Magistra-
dos ell Fiscal de la Corte Suprema,
i los P residences, Jueces asociados i
Fiscales de las Cortes de Districts.
Los siguientes Is funcionarios. .po-
dram utilizar los sobres oficiales pa
ra conaunicacione es exclusivamente
relativas asuutos -p1blicos, solo
cuando Sc hallan en- correspondent
cia con los precit tados Jefes de De-
partam entos, Jun atas, Negociados 6
Tribunales, 8 con el Gobernador Mi
litar cualquier comandante de Pues-
TO en- Ia Isla, a sa aber:
Los Jueces Municipales, Fisca-
les de los Juzgado is Municipales, Co
-lectcres de Adua ma, Oficiales de la
Policfa Insular telegrafstas en- el
servicio del Cobb erno de los Estados
Uridos 8 del gobierno insular.
Igu ual privile gio podra hacerse
extensi vo otros funcionarios, por
10 que respecta a su correspondent
Official, siempfe que ell Director
de Corr eos 10 esti mase ell interes del
servicio pdblico'
Ell director G eneral de Correos
de la Is la proveer ra al costo los So
bres of ciales que le pidan las perso-
mas aut prizadas para usarlos segdn
queda dispuesto. No Sc reconOcera
como sobres oici ales sino aquellos
que explda Ell DePartamento Qe 70
r.eos los sobres oficiales de los Es-
tados Unidos usados por ell Ejercito
j la Marina.
Toda persona que haga uso de
sobres ofciales ed tampara en- el An
gulo zquierdo superior del sobre, en-
caractercs bien claros, su nombre,
range y estaci6n.
Y toda persona que usare dicho
! sobre official para eludir el pago del
franque 20 corresp pondiente a a. lgu1 a
carta, paquete Il otra materia postal
de caracter particp plar, sera culpable
de DELFT b grave, y castigada con una
multa de trescien tos dollars, 6 pri
sion con trabajo forzoso que no ex-
cedera de tres mes es.
La Corte Pro visional de los Es-
tados U nidos, est ablecida por Orde-
nes Generates, NJ 88, serie de 1899,
de este Quartet General, entendera
en- todo B los casos que ocurran bajC
esta Or den.
Orden general no 10, relative q
hipotecas, que pub blicamos aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-20
Sociedad an6nima
"LUZ ELECTR|CA."

Cumpliendo 10 prescrito en- la
base ea, Sc cita & los Sres Accionis-
tas para la Junta General Ordinaria
que Sc celebrara Ell 10 de Febrero
proximo q la una de la tarde en- la
oficina de la Sociedad-Called del Pre-
sidio no 3. Marina.
En- esta Junta General ordinaria
SO tratara de los particularesi en- la
forma que indican la base "a y el ar
ticulo 30 del Reglamento, y para re-
solver sobre ampliaci6n, previo au-
mento del capital, venta, fusion 8
cualquier otra medida que Sc consl-
dere conveniente en- vista de las cir
cunstancias. Puerto Rico 10 de Enc
70 de 19OO-El Director-Anselmo
Gonzalez Padin.
a. g. 2v. p. S. h. el 9.