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La TOILETTE SEEKS DOCTOR.
Senator Suffers Much Pain at Re-
publican Convention.

Madison. Wis. Sept. Ex-senator La
Toilette went to-day with his family
physician 10 Rochester. MINI. to consult
regarding a possible operation for gan
stones at Mayo Bros Sanatorium He
has been troubled for some time, but may
decide 20 have an operation deferred.
Senator La Toilette showed signs OF
distress while addressing the Republican
platform convention on Wednesday. and
1t is said he suffered much pain during
the reception which followed
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Boston. Sept. 29.-Harry Whitney. of
New Haven. the hunter, arrived in Boston
late this afternoon. He will board the
sealing steamer Boethic and go to New
foundland. where the vessel win be tied
up and he will shoot caribou and other
game for two weeks.
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Franklin ii. Lane Dead.

New York. Sept. 29.-Franklin II. Lane,
vho commanded the Fourth Brigade.
Fourteenth division. Pennsylvania militia,
in 1859. under a commission issued by
s. G. Curtin. war governor of that State.
Is dead at the home of his son-in-law,
Ezra Lehman, ElmhWst. L. l.
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JOBS SEEK TAWNEY.
One Offer from Duluth Carries
$4,000.

Winona. MINI, Sept. 29.-James Taw-
ney has been fairly deluged with offers
OF lucrative employment. One offer
from Winona is worth $1000O a year
Another involves a partnership in Duluth
and can be figured at $4,000 year
There is much speculation as TO the
course Mr.. Tawney may pursue with
respect TO the campaign of Sidney Ander-
son. His friends take the view that he
will be silent and inactive.
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What Is best for the convict ard this
country. in the opinion of the foremost
penologists, came out last night at the
opening session, in the New Willard
Hotel, Of the American Prison Associa-
tion, which is meeting with delegates
from all parts of the world.
President Taft said prison life should
not be comfortable. or oonvicts would
want 10 come back. in his address at
the White House IN the afternoon. when
the delegates paid him call. but some
Of the other speakers We're Of a different
opinion.
President Buffers Opinion.
Under the old system af criminal law"
said Amos W. Butler. Of indianapolis.
president OF the association. which de-
n.ands an eye for an eye. a prison was
regarded as merely place OF punishment
for convicts. Under the new system the
purpose Of the criminal law is 70 insure
the proper treatment OF the criminal
Productive labor is essential 10 the
proper treatment OF the criminal. The
most valuable labor is that which fits
him 10 make a living when released. II
has been said We have no leisure class IN
this country. That is not true. We have
a class that is not only permitted, but
compelled. TO live in idleness, while the
remainder Of the population supports
them. Practically all the inmates Of our
county jails are idle. This system Is a
continual reproach.
Economy of Convict Labor.
President Butler stated the question OF
convict labor was one OF economic and
not Of political Importance. In the United
States One-fifth. in Belgium one-third, in
France one-tenth of l per cent repre-
sents the volume OF prison industrial pro-
duction.
do we in q faint way estimate tho
possibilities Of the employment OF certain
prisoners in many lines Of conservation
OF the water the land, and the foTests2
How great the results may be in improv-
ing our land. increasing our crops, pre-
serving or replacing our forests. we can
not comprehend. In some States senti-
ment would not approve the public ex-
hibition Of convicts. but in those they
could be employed upon large farms. re-
claiming the land, making road material
and establishing typical forest reserves.
model farms, and standard roads in their
neighborhood.
what They Accomplish.
why. since prisoners make again hab-
liable the abandoned farms Of Massachu-
setts and remove the powders from the
rich soil of Rhode Island, can they not
reclaim the flats of New Jersey and
the everglades OF Florida? If prisoners
build dykes in Europe and levees IN
louisiana, why not elsewhere? In Eu-
rope the courses Of streams have been
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NO FRICTION WHEN
CONVENTION OPENED

The convention opened at l p. m. to-
day. and after a notwithstanding ses-
sion adjourned till p. m. tomorrow.
There was no friction, no violent DEM
onstration Of applause, and not half so
much life as the unlnitiated expected.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair to-
day and tomorrow; somewhat
warmer tomorrow light variable
winds, becoming southerly.
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Globe officers Arrested.
Biggest olive Plant Burns.

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept 29.-The plant
OF the American Olive Company, said 10
be the largest Of its kind in the world.
was destroyed by fire early to-day. The
loss VIII be S450,090
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KERMIT AT HARVARD.
Hunter Son of Former President
Takes Up Studies.

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. 29-Kermit
came here this morning and
registered for the coming college year
In the academic department of Harvard.
He entered Harvard In 1905, but left a
year ago last spring TO go to South
Africa with Col. Roosevelt.
1t may be that he viii try 10 complete
his course with the members OF the class
of u, but he viii have to work hard If
he does.
Young Roosevelt viii occupy a fine suite
OF rooms In Claverly Han.
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MINING BROKERS
RAIDED In 5 CITIES
SeheftelS Company Officers
Charged with Fraud.

simultaneously, in New York, Boston,
Providence. Philadelphia. Chicago. Nil
waukee, and Detroit yesterday officers
and agents OF B. T. Scheftels & Co,
mining stock promoters, were arrested
on charges OF using the mails to de-
fraud and conspiracy.
The main Offices are in New York, and
George Scarborough, special agent OF the
Department Of Justice. led the raid there,
making prisoners Of George Graham Rice,
backer and moving spirit Of the firm;
Clarence Mccormick. 3. H. Scheftels,
president Charles T. Belser, secretary:
Charles b. Stone, John Delaney. William
T. Seagrave. Harry Hedrick, Charles s.
Herzig, George NJ. HoIbrook. L. L. Mead.
Charles W. Finnigan, Benjamin scheftels.
Charles A. Sawyer. Ralph r. Waterman,
and Red Letter" Sullivan
A statement was issued by the Depart
ment of Justice yesterday which said in
part:
Evidence tends to show that the firm
has been engaged in selling mining stock
OF questionable value; prices have been
exaggerated. fictitious statements made,
that they have been operating a bucket
shop, and reporting to customers alleged
purchases and sales at other than the
correct prices, and that in a number OF
instances have converted money belong
ing TO their customers"
Raided in Chicago.
Chicago. Sept. 29.-The offices of B. H.
! Scheftels & Co, at $50 La Sale street,
were raided by Federal officials to-day
and E. H. Mead. Chicago manager, was
| arrested on a charge of violating the pos
tai laws. Mead was arraigned before
Commissioner Foote and waived examina-
| tions He viii be taken 10 New York for
| trial,
Philadelphia. Sept 29-James Cortel-
/ you, chief postal inspector, and a corps
Of associates at noon to-day raided the
| Offices Of B. II. Scheftels & Co, at 1m
South Broad street. Charles w. Finniger,
the local manager, was arrested on the
charge of conspiracy to use the mails to
defraud and ten clerks, three of them
women, who were found in the place
were taken to the post-ofice as wit
nesse5.
Boston, Sept. 29-Excitement attended
the raid this noon by Federal officers of
the local Office Of b. II. Seheftels & Co,
| on DeYonshire street. George NJ Hol-
brook the local manager of the COM
pany, was arrested and arraigned before
Commissioner Hayes. who fixed the bail
at 5000. and continued the case until
next Wednesday. All the books and pa
pers in the place were seized and sealed
up to be taken to New York
Globe Officers Arrested
Chicago, Sept. 29.-Alfred G. Monroe.
president Of the Globe Association, l24l-49
South State street. a 10000 mail-order
house. was arrested by Federal authori-
ties to-day on the charge of violating the
postal laws by the operation Of a fraud
ulent mail-order scheme. He is said to
have made thousands OF dollars and to
have had agents in nearly every State in
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DEMOCRATS FAIL
To PICK CANDIDATE
Leaders at Rochester Meet
in a Vain Struggle.
Il Il . RfHY rs IN CONTROL
Tammany Ruler Holds Whip
Hand and May Act.

Movement Toward Harmony Baked
by Havens' Friends-Shepard and
Osborne Willing to Get Together.
Justice Gerard and John A. Benz
form Fhnished-Direct Primaries.
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$50 25 round trip. Tickets on sale Oc-
toDer ?, 3. l. 8. and 9. good returning un-
I'll October 81, account General Conven-
tion Protestant Episcopal Church. Full
details at b. & o. Ticket Odices.
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Aviator Flies from Chicago
to Springfield, Ill.
ARRIVES AHEAD OF TINE
Makes the Longest Continuous
CrOSS-cOuntry Flight.

for Sustained TrIp-Captures "A
$4,000 Prize-FuIIy $4,000 Witness
Thrilling Finish-Onee Forced to
Descend 40 GrOund-In the Air
Five Hours and Forty-one Minutes.
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s1 q tn RaItimnre nnh Return

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Tickets good returning until
Sunday night. All regular trains. ex.
eept the Congressional Limited"
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Continued on Page 4, Column 3.
Popular Excursion. baltimore & Ohio

S1.00 to Harpers Ferry, Charlestown.
Summit Point, Stephenson, and Win
chester. and return. Special train from
Union Station 500 a m. returning same
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TAFT And COLONEL
FLAYED BY CUMMINS
DeS MOineS News Bids Fare
we'll to Roosevelt.
NO CHANCE OF COMPROMISE

InEurgent Leaders of Iowa See Stag
gering Blow 20 Cause in IndOrse-
ment of President-Tawney, Lur-
ton, Root, BaIiinger, and Hitch
cock Called Hessians of Privilege.
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Southern Railway Schedule Change.
Effective Sunday. October ?. present
Bluemont Branch schedules will be dis
continued and winter service inaugu-
rated, same as last season.
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JsaIIfIaDFt a UH4Us
Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days, except Royal Lin
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WIFE OF DESERTER
PLEADS FOR PARDON
Carries Sick Baby in Arms
to White House.
NEWSPAPER MEN ASSIST HER

Young Russian in Military Prison
VIII BE Freed as Result of Trip
by Destitute Wife from Rochester,
and She VIII Find Him Waiting
for Her When She Gets Back.
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XNhat. THO AccompIish.
Continued on Page 4, Column g.
RAYNER RESIDENCE SOLD.
Senator's Fine Mansion at SudbroOL
Park Changes Hands.

Baltimore. Sept. 29.-JOhn c. Legg has
purchased the residence OF United States
Senator Isid6r Rayner at Sudbrook Park.
The house has not been occupied by Sena-
tor Rayner recently, and was purchased
from the new owners of SudbrOok Park.
II is one of the finest homes in that
suburb, and win be extensively improved
before being occupied by Mr. Legg. The
building Is a large frame structure, and
is handsomely finished inside.
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Des Moines. Iowa. Sept. 2s-That Theo-
dore Roosevelt's Endorsement OF Presi-
dent Taft : - staggering blow" 10 the
insurgent cause is the plain declaration
Of insurgent leaders here to-day.
They contend that there can be no
compromise between the two elements
into which the Republican party is di-
vided. The Des Moines News. which IS
the personal organ Of Senator a. B. Cum
minis. bids farewell 10 Roosevelt IN a
Sensational editorial tonight. and says
the cause would have Jared better had
he remained in Africa.
After branding Taft as the political
assassin of Pinchot." the News says.
Roosevelt selects as his permanent
chairman Elihu Root. who is the incar-
nation OF the doctrine OF dollars In
politics.
Scores Them All.
Roosevelt, bringing with him Taft.
Ballinger. Wickersham, Root, J. p Nor
gan. Tawney, Lurton. Hitchcock, and all
the motley crew OF plutocrats, the Hes
SLAMS OF privilege, cannot enlist in the
army OF insurgency.
1T would have been as sensible II
James Buchanan and Jefferson Davis
and his outfit had tried to get into the
councils OF Abraham Lincoln.
He cannot swallow up the insurgent
movement. and insurgency will not swal-
low him with his Endorsement Of the
tariff bill of the President and his Roots
and GriscOms. There can be no stop
to insurgency in either the Republican
or Democratic party, and no harm can
come to the movement unless undesir-
able and eleventh-hour recruits are per
mitted TO fog its councils and pervert
its aims. Taft is not welcome as a re-
cruit, and Roosevelt's room is far pref
cradle to his company
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NEW ERA IN LIFE
Of CONV|CTS SEEN
American Penologists Tell
What Is Transpiring.
FIRST SESSION Is HELD q
Delegates Pay Visit to Taft in
Afternoon.

Amos W. Butler, of Indianapolis,
President of Association, which Is
Part of Big World Congress, Is
Principal Speaker at Opening, and
He Urges Importance OF Economic
and Productive Advancement.
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DE- SOcFEDAD,

Va estd bie,e. Nuestra bella ami
guita Rosarito Penedo Rios, esta
"a bien del ataque de grippe" que
Ia retuvo algunos dias en- CANA en-
su residencia de San Juan. Ell saba
do hizo su primera salida. Celebra
mosmucho el restablecimiento de
Il cstimable damita y que no haya
mas brumas.
Pasando las fiestas. Con objeto de
pasar en- la isla la temporada de "cal
naval" Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad
eistinguidas damas de la sociedad
de la capital de la vecina Repdblica
de Santo Domingo.
Estar&nlaquf algdn tempo la dis
tinguida sehera Felicia viuda de
Espaillst, esposa que fue del finado
presidente de aeuella repdblica
Rosario4Grullan de Espaillat hija
polhica de aquella y sehora
Ana Ramos de Bermudez. Les
acompanan familiares suyos y
deseamos gra$a permanencia4en la
ciiudad 4 los distinguidos visitantes.
Hacienda ta4ror. Ell artlstico pei
nado de "turbante" que lucen en- sus
lindas cabezas.muchas damas de es
ia ciudad, esta hacienda furor y fue
hecho eonocer aqui hace muy POGO
tempo por Ell Sr. Pedro Giusty, que
straio de Paris los modelos de aquel;;
Fortazeza temaenl1o. Els curloso ell
;estudio hecho por un professor no
'landes, con respecto a la mayor tor
taleza moral de la bella mltad del
eenero humane. "Dice q. las mujeres
son mucho mas fuertes>que los hom
bres. Esta affirmation deducida de
sus estudios sobre~el caracter feme
nino, Sc funda en- que ell varon nece
sta para ser dichoso, que lie ocurra
algo que lie haga feliz, por ejemplo
cue le correspondent en- sus amores
v sentimientos, mientras la mujer
con solo que no lie suceda NADIA desa
gradable nj que la contrarle va Sc
considera dichosa. Este conslste, en-
cencepto de dicho professor, en- que
Ia malier no tiene tan desarrollado
el sentimiente de la responsabllldad
Lo que pesa gravemente sobre el es
piritu del hembre, y 10 pone tacltur
no E ineuieto no ejerce en- la mu]er
sino una Influenza momentanea.
RestQbLecidas. Mas de una semana
estuv;eron enfermas en- su resldenc,a
de Ia calle de la Fortaleza, has gra
ciosas ninas Mara y Carmencita
Bermudez. Estan va perfeetamente,
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bien y el dulce sol de la salud ha
vuelto a iluminar aquellas lindas ca
ritas triguenas y rubia. Lo celebra
mos.
FL sobado y domingo. Una grata y
esplendida reunion Sc llevo a efecto
|el sabado en- la morada de los
distinguidos esposos JIM. Rosy en-
Santurce y selecta concurrencia del
"club de damas" y jovenes de la ciu
dad llen6 la casa siendoI Itodos atendi
dos con la esquisita cortesia proven
bial en- los duenos de la casa. En- la
|noche del domingo Sc efectuaron en-
casa de la distinguida familia Bene
70 Guaita con igual esplendides.
Los ensayos duraron hasta las 80
hrita el club. Nos iptorman que
las invitaciones para el bale del mar
tes l de Febrevo, estdn exclusivamen
te cargo del "Club de damas'' de
la ciudad.
Persepales. Sc encuentra en- esta
ciudad en- donde ha establecido su
.residencia el estimable jeven, de
Mayaguez. Salvador Fulladosa
Que tenga el mejor exito.
Semper.
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Sc COR0 DEL ESTOMAGO
Despu6s de probar muchos Re.
medios, Halla su Curacion con
las Pildoras del DR.. Williams.

Las pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams curan los males del est6mago
fortifican el est6mago mismo para
que este pueda hacer la assimilation
y digestion de los alimentos. Dispep
sia ,,erpiosa, es 10 que padecen la ma
yoria de los que estan de malas con
su est6mago. Como tales necesita
I'm remedio que fortifique a los neT
vios, enriquezca la sangre, y traiga
energia y buen apetito. Para este
precisamente Sc recomiendan las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
y la prueba de su eficacia esta en-
cartas como esta, de las cuales mu
chas Sc han publicado.
Del Sr. Santos Medrano Rodn
guez, residente en- la ciudad del Ca
maguey. calle San Fernando g.:
"Habiendo padecido como dos amos
de una enfermedad digestiva, y
viendo que pesar de haberme rece
tado nueve distintos medicos, cont
nuaba casi 10 mismo, me determine
a ensayar las Pildoras Rosadas
ensayar las Pldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams que vi anunciadas en- va
rios peri6dicos, y que me fueron re
comendadas tambien por personas
amigas. Luego de dos semanas de
tomarlas y observar una dieta mode
rada, ya.me sentimejor, y continuan
do algun tempo mas obtuve una
completa curaci6n. Algunas veces
que me siento indispuesto, vuelvo q
tomar por corto tempo dichas pill
doras, y hasta ahora son el unico
remedio que hace efecto, ,fortifican
dome ell est6mago, y quitandome la
debilidad. Permito Ia publication de
esta carta.'
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lllams, Sc emplean eficazmente para
purificar la sangre y fortificar los
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Pedid|o en- Las hovedaoes

SQuereis hacer un buen regalo de
bodas? Pues id q la esplendida tien
da de la Gale de la Fortaleza ALI os
presentara el Sr. del Pine todo GUAM
to bueno y de Ultima novedad ofrece
Ia industria de Europa y de America
Para gabinetes de reciencasados hay
infinidad de objetos de gran fanta
sia y gusto. Desde la pequena alfom
bra chinesca, hasta ell raaro por 10
artistico globo japones para alum
brado desde el rico pomo de esencia
francesa y oriental hasta la elegante
figura de terra Gotta q biscuit, Sc
encuentran en- Las Novedades' los
recomendables~ objetos de utll-
dad y fantasia, En- camas es magni
flea la existencia. Pasamaneria, som
breros, plumas, botones, cristalerla,
relojes, juguetes, cortinas, macetas,
flores artificiales, espejos bombillas
todo en- fin 10 que el mas refinado
gusto desee.
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"l,A VILLA DE MADRID"

E.teimportante establecim1entos aca'
ba &c recibir los impermeables IRAN
teses marea E. H. de fama universe "a
asi COMO las legitimss Camisetas Il. + B.
conocidas del publico de gusto' lam y,
hiep acabamos de recibir Pa1io de bl'
liar frances, Casimires ingleses propio
cara verano y ell mejor surtido de per.
fumeria francesa { inglesa SIN faltaf
Jas Alton bras lejitimas de Orlente te'
;idas en- una sola pieza donde no tene'
mos com petencia. Tenemos el mas com
pJeto surtido en- generos de fantasia a
los prseio, "a, limitades: ve9der nd 1. 1u,,
pas mercancias es el LENA De LA
VILLA DE MADRID" Visltenos
& pidanos muestray sera servido sin
demera o72
P. O. B. 164. leleiono % S
San Francisco 81. can = uah. ~
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Las dltimas importaciones.

Ell popular" sigue batiendo el
record" v la elegante svidriera del
conocido establecimiento ofrece mag
nificos objetos de utilidad y fantasia
para damas y caballeros. Para los
proximos bales finisimo calzado,
comodo y fuerte a la par que elegan
te y artistico. De todas formas, colo
res classes y precios. Zapatos para
boda, los ultimos modelos. Zapatos
rebajados para bale. En- aguas de
tocador y perfumeria no hay possible
competencia. Removable el surtido
tn todos los correos de Europa y
Norte America. Por ESQ esta STEM
pre- neno ell antique establecimiento
favorito de las damas.
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INTERSTATE.

La acreditada y bien como:
cida Joyeria T1NAUD esta
recibiendo un esplendido sur
tido de alhajas de todas cla'
ses y precios asi como otras
novedades propias para rega'
los de Pascuas, Ano Nuevo y
Reyes, efectos escoiidos perso'
naimente per cl iefe de la ca
sa en- su reciente viaje a Eu-
ropa y Estados tnidos' pre-
clos muy limitados, yea nues'
fro snrtido antcs de hacer sus
csmpras.
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nervios, en- la anemia colores pail
dos, nerviosidad, dolores de cabeza ,
dispepcia nerviosa, reumatismo, cia
tica, paralisis parcial toda clase de
debilidad, y en- general como t6nico
reconstituyente. 1nstrucciones con
cada frasquito. Pfdanse en- las boti
cas-, ase urandWse que sean del D
WILLIAMS.
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Balance de una
institution,
La Gaia de Economics y
prestamos de- San Ger
man presenta el estado
de la sociedad.
Posee un active de $17S,49S.H.

La GAIA de economics y prestamos
de San German ha presentado su
balance annual y con fecha 81 del pa
sado Diciembre informa el estado de
la sociedad.
Los beneficios obtenidos en- la
euenta de intereses durante Ell ano
de 1909, negan a $l5.494. Ell de
dos beneficios ueeresultan por reali
'zar $2.420.l3 y ell importe de a cuen
ia de beneficios por realizar del an
terrier balance realizados en- el actual
$2476.76, ofreciendo I'm total de
beneficios realizados, de $l5.55l.
IS.
En- ell balance general de GAIA
practicable en- la expresada fecha
hay un total de activo, de S17S,49S.
IA Y la misma suma en- ell pasivo. En-
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MDCkDOR GENERAL.

egses H. &c.,. a.ss s:s;,s 4sse:. s.ss: o. ::
- ..sn uI :. = ussssp ae il de.ssefoo FTep0ress:
- ssso hmSsse psHSeas, S,,2. Pn'':sssd ds.er 4
.n.itko sespsrta may yvo alssre as 1 naX 80
3abis psadar 1n eaima a aHs e,omsso rsess ias
tss,nos Is ne,oE senedo sSooc;as M Psn eusou.rs I
nsa ya ya,.. T,nuasc mucho cNdado eO pedW a
o4A..ee " S ca,msnte aeaa Sehofa WinsieW - me-
zdF de tNAos
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GAIA S11.671.S3.

GAIA S11.671.S3.
FL total de accionistas es de 1879
con 1921 acciones, correspondence
a San German l57 de los primeros
con l.125 acciones. En- Estados Uni
dos hay Z accionlstas, ? en- Francia
y 3 en- Espana.
Es ell presidente de la asociaci6n
el Sr. Ulises Lopez Castro y Tesore-
70 el senor I. Sanabrla.