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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12

Toronto. Sept. 12.-An appeal from
the Methodist conference of Saskat-
chewan and Alberta for 100 young
men to enter the ministry and fill ex-
listing vacancies is published IN the
current issue Of the Christian Guar
dian, and is characterized editorially
by the Guardian as one which will
test the Methodism of this country as
It has not been tested in many days.
The appeal is signed by John A.
Doyle, president Of the Saskatchewan
conference, and T. p. Perry. president
of the Alberta conference. and is as
follows:
the conferences Of Saskatchewan and
Alberta, we desire to present to our
Methodist church throughout the Do
minion the present emergency In
these conferences which is the most
urgent in our history.
when the young men now serving
fields as summer supplies go to coll
nearly 14o fields left vacant. To fill
these vacancies there are about twen-
ty men in Canada available, and DR..
Wordsworth has secured twenty more
in the old country. which leaves un-
supplied approximately 100 fields
within the bounds Of these two con-
ferences.
Responsibility of Church.
1--WE feel that the presentation Of
these facts and the conditions which
they involve to the Methodism of this
country ought to constitute an irres.
istable appeal to the pastors, to the
membership. and especially to the
consecrated young manhood Of our
churches, to bring out all the reserves
that occasion demands. We appeal
to the pastors so to get these things
upon their hearts. and to impress
them upon their congregations. that
tho responsibility of the church may
be felt and the call of God may be
heard in this emergency.
I'VE would suggest that, at as
early a date as possible. this great
need be brought before our congrega.
tions throughout the country. ana
that a general and immediate call for
volunteers to the work Of the min
istry in these conferences be made"
A Challenge to Mcthodism.
The Guardian says. editorially:
THE appeal Of two western presi.
dents Of conferences for 100 young
men to enter upon the work Of the
Methodist ministry and supply that
number of vacant fields ought to
come home to the Methodism Of this
country with the force Of Q tremend-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
STREET CARMEN'S STRIKE At DULUTH GROWS
WORSE DESPITE OPTIMISTIC FORECAST
ITALY REMAINS FIRM.

Chiasco, SWitzerIand, Sept. 12.-The
italian premier. Signor Giolitti. who
is now at his country place at Pied
'~ont, has had special wire put in
der to communicate with the un-
h>SIs1 delegates who are discussing
peaesye h. he Turkish representatives
in SwitsSSf q It is expected that the
row and will sn~1 the council Of
ministers a report b, Cb bresent state
of the negotiations. F
Turkey now is convinced that Italy
will never recede from the main points
set forth in her proposals and is
bending her energies towards reach
ing a settlement which will save her
prestige before the Mussulman world.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
MRS. JACK JOHNSON, WIFE Of WORLDS
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION, A SUICIDE
CHARGE DISMISSED.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 12.-The
charge Of promising to accept bribe
from the Wabash Railroad company
made against Alderman William Koe-
mig and Patrick O'Rrien was quashed
at the request of the prosecution
when the aldermen appeared in po-
lice court today for preliminary hear
ing. Both men, with sixteen others,
still face a charge Of conspiring to
defraud the city. The preliminary
examination of Alderman David Ros-
enthal. also alleged to have agreed
to accept bribe was completed to-
day but decision was reserved until
a later date.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
PR0GRESSNES IN
COLORADO LOST
Returns Today Reverse Yes
terday's Indication of a
Victory for Radicals.

Denver, Sept. 12.-Returns today
from Tuesdays statewide primaries
reversed the complete victory which
was indicated for the progressive
wing Of the republican party. The
two candidates who announced they
were Roosevelt progressives. They
are Philip B. Stewart for governor,
and Attorney General Benjamin Grif-
fith. the present incumbent.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
GOT THEIR AEROPLANE.

Tripoli. Sept. 1.-THE Turks, who
on several occasions. have tried vain
~ to smuggle into Tripoh an aero
plane for scouting purposes. are at last
in possession Of a machine through a
mishap to Captain Moizo. OF tho Ital-
ian army. Captain Moizo was making
a flight from Zouara to Tripoli when
the motor Of his machine stopped and
he was obliged to descend in a hostile
country. He was made q prisoner.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
GOV. BALDWIN
REN0M|NATED
The Connecticut Democrats
Again Place Him at the
Head of Their Ticket.

Hartford. Conn.,. Sept. 12.-Gover-
nor Simeon e. Baldwin was re-nomi-
mated today without opposition at an
adjourned session of the democratic
state convention. State officers and
seven presidential electors also were
named and a platform adopted.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
WINNIPEG WILL
Be SECOND PLACE
New Grain Exchange will be
Largest in Country Ex-
cept Chicago.

Winnipeg, Sept. 12.-At the annual
meeting Of the Winnipeg grain ex-
change last night it was decided to
erect a 100000 addition to the
present exchange building to provide
larger trading floor. Outside of
Chicago 1t will be the largest sample
market in the world.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
MAN KILLED BY coRsETs.

London. Sept. 11.-Austin Glover, a
shipbuilder. 81 years of age. residing
at Rirkenhead. was killed by corsets
he wore at private theatricals. A ply
sician testified that the corsets were
light and forced the blood to C'lover's
head. causing convulsions. Glover
tried to loosen the corsets. but could
not succeed and was asphyxiated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
BROKEN MANS
DOUBLE CRIME
Evidently Shot Wife and
Then Himself at Noun
tain Cabin in Idaho.

Wallace. Ida. Sept. 1.-THE body
of Charles Keil. "a years old. said
to have been a wealthy Minneapo
merchant once. and that of his wife
We're found in a mountain cabin near
Murray today. The theory is that
he evidently shot his wife and then
himself.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO
HAS EARTHQUAKE
Slight Shock This Morning
But no Damage or Ex-
citernent Occurred.

San Francisco. Sept. ia slight
earthquake was felt here at 9:26
o'clock this morning. There was no
damage or excitement. The shocks
were also reported at San Jose, fifty
miles away.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
Battle Still On.

Maria. Tex. Sept. 1.-THE battle
of Ojinaga still is in progress. accord
ing to reports received here today
from the border towns. The federals
defending the town have almost ex-
hausted their ammunition supply.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
THE TROOPS WERE
SENT SECRETLY
Rushed Through the United
States Territory last Night
Battle Still Rages.

Ell Paso. Sept. 12.-Three trains
bearing 900 Mexican federal soldiers
left here secretly during last night
from Douglas, Ariz. from where they
will cross to Aqua Prieta.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12

SUPERIOR MEN JOIN UNION
N DULUTH AND STOP WORK
Cars in that City Being run by Strike.
breakers and Few Men who Re.
Main Out-Railroads Using Extra
Trains to City Limits.

Duluth, Sept. 1--WE will have
cars running Thursday morning" said
General Manager Warren last night
quiet with not car in sight and
workingmen and women plodded to
their places Of employment.
Last night was a night Of false re-
ports. raging from four killed at the
car barns to stories of fatal wire cut
ting, yet nothing of the sort hap
pened. Fifteen hundred men. boys
and hysterical women gathered at the
barns and hurled imprecations. but no
bricks. The police was out in force
and seemed to have the big crowd
coWed.
Word had been passed to the SYM
pathizers that they would suffer If
they repeated Wednesdays violence.
Manager Warren says this morning
there is nothing to arbitrate. Mayor
McCuen declares the case calls for
arbitration. The sheriff says he will
not assist so long as the police can
clines to call out the troops. and the
police declare they can handle the
situation. The governors secretary is
here in the interest of peace.
Scores Of deputies late yesterday
were sworn in by Sheriff Meining to
help the police IN their emOrtS to pre-
vent further rioting. A long confer
ence was held between Mayor A. J..
McCuen. Chief Of Police Troyer and
Sheriff Meining, after which the mayor
issued a proclamation, calling upon
the public to stay away from the trou-
bled districts in the west end near the
car barns.
Meanwhile F. w. Eva. secretary Of
the Duluth Commercial club, issued a
statement demanding the closing Of
saloons throughout the city and the
commercial club adopted resolutions
asking the cooperation of city and
county officials to prevent further
damage.
A citizen named Phelps issued an
open letter to the police. to the county
officials and to Mayor McCuen asking
that the lives and property of citizens
be safeguarded. or that. in case the
mayor is unable to correct the condi-
tion. that he be recalled and another
man who can, be elected to his place.
Car service was suspended last
night. There were men aplenty to run
the cars, but they dared not take them
from the barns.
Railroads with lines running to the
outskirts of the city have put on trains
which stop at each block. to be run
morning and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
SUPERIOR Men Join:

Superior. Sept. 12.-Two-thirds Of
the regular street car employees Of the
street railway system on the Superior
side Of the bay have Joined the Duluth
union and quit work this morning.
Men not afiiliated with the union. half
of whom are strikebreakers. are op-
Grating the few cars that are running.
It is claimed that by nightfall most Of
the regular employees now out Of the
union will have Joined It.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12

) . . .
THE WEATHER. =
North Dakota: Fair tonight .
and Friday. Warmer tonight. =
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
NOTAS HIPICAS
Programa para las carreras deldomingo

Esta tarde Sc han hecho las inscrip-
clones para las carreras que han Gle
efectuarse ell domingo proximo.
Ell programa es ell sigliente:
Primera carrera 1000 metros:
Azabache, Fantasma, Audaz, Tempes-
tad, Libertador, Kaiser, todos con no.
venta libras
Segunda carrera l 2 milla:
Lee con noventa libras, Ce6ro y Cue
rrita con ochenta, y Brillante, Army y
Gitana con ochenta y cinco.
Tercera carrera, 120O metros:
La Bruia con noventa libras, San
Patrick con ochenta, Napoleon con Sc
tenta cinco y Mulato con setenta.
Cuarta carrera 1000 metros:
Colombina en- los mil metros, Astu-
rias diez metros detras y Covadonga
ochenta metros detras de Asturias.
Quinta carrera l milla;
Boy con noventa ibras, Zulu con
ochenta, Coloso con setenta y Granada
con ochenta cinco.
Sexta carrera / 2 milla:
Gitana y Atrevido con sesenta y Gin
co, Pellot con setenta, y Napoleon con
ochenta y cinco.
Septima carrera / milla:
Lii con noventa libras, Desengallo
con ochenta cinco hbras, Ruisenor
con ochenta, y Bribona Secreto con
setenta " eine0.
Diffeilmente podria combinarse, TN
programa mas interesante que este
Estan tan igualados los caballos en- Sus
respectivas carreras, que dihcllisimo Sc
ria asegurar cuales seran los vencedo-
res.
Colombina al fin logr6 correr, des-
pues de una lucha de varias horas y
por cierto que bien apretada va en- esa
carrera.
En- cuanto Velie habra que reem-
barcarlo: tai es ell miedo infundad1si-
mo que lie han cogido nuestros duenos
de caballos. 5Pero acaso ell represen-
tante de Vehe quiere alguna bicoca
No tai. Lo que quiere es correr ell ca.
ballo para que Sc conozca 10 que es, 81
es precise dando ventajas, aun cuando
con elias no pueda ganar
Pero nj por esas...
Amadis de Gau1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
Por la tradicion, el
presente y el porvenl'

Ess ell articulo de todos los amos, cuan-
do sc aproxIlna Ell velntlcuatro de juno,
al dia oe San Juan. el Patron de Id iSia,
v vemos que en- las esferas mlnlclpaies
tnda slgue EN- la trlSte caima de los III
pogeos. toera que como dice aver un
eolaborador. ae I'll Tempo los munl-
eip,os estan atados de pies Y manos los
caprichos guDelnamentales, pues que SOLO
p,1eien nAuer 10 que qulera, como qulera
cuanao 10 Quiera ell goblernoE
zSera que por tenor d una de esas
opiniones del iefe maximo DE la lustl-
eia. en- la Insula de Cotton SAINT Elmo,
nuestroS irresolutos Y apocadoS num-
x.irses no SO atreyen a tomar iniclatlva al
guna en- asnnto que no sea de los que
agradan tanto nuestros tutores, como
vutar una cantIdad para celehrar La fies-
Ia de la independencia americana, sa-
lir sable en- mano, para reunir fondos con
.aue celehrar ell @'cuatro de Julio"
Desde que hizo su aparici6n alarmante
Ia prirnera opinion legal del (ipor fortu-
NAB dImisionario attorney de memora
ram POGO grata, hasta la fecha en- que los
municipios no sahen a que atenerse con
resppetg III eiercicio de sus mermadas
s4riblpciones. en- veriad que tienen cier-
IN disculpa nuestros ediles 81 nlnguna
1niciativa toman, III NADIA proyectan- nj
" dediear 4 otra coSa que a tirar del
es rrona "a municipal ca Ia dia mas des-
esacJia 70 = herrlnlbroso.
Pe.a II cusa viene de antes; las gran
Il .s tYipuIeiones munnipaies vienen de
43oS amos liz fecha 5pero y antesg por
q,rs no Sc ton6, tampoco inIciativa al
guna en- tai se1tido, Y Sc dej6 morir una
fiesta que era sim dudat un attractive
erande que ofrecia la capital las per
s,orsas acomodadas de Ia Isla?
La fiesta de San Juan, ampIiada, re-
fornr1rda mejorada, seria sin duda I'm
attractive. una grata diversion para eSa
legion de turlStas, que nuestro pinto
resco gobernador supone que ha de We
mir ha de pasar aqui iargas Temporal
das solo con brlndarIes un hotel cOnfor
table, un hotel por ell estilo de los que sc
gastan las personas de recursos en- las
grandes ciudades eli las grandes pla-
yas veranIegas.
Tan desengaflados como estamos del
resuItado que van dando todas las indus
Trsas burOcratIcas como esa desdichadlsi-
ma imprenta def goblerno que ha consul
mldo hquIdado tanto dinero del con
1ribuyente, no nos parece negocio eI de
nacer I'M hotel con dInero nuestro para
sgue yengan unOS cuant0s turIStaS de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
PLE::.NELUNIO
Para ii excelsa-

Para ii, exceisa
Azurea noche de fulgOres pIena
Ezstabas Junto al mar EI sopIo Ieve
De una brIsa sutiI rimaba breve
Sonatina de amor y ensue6Os nens
Nos vlmos al azar. Y brill6 una
Fu5guraeR0n fugaz en- tus pupiTas-
las oIas sc agItaban intranquiIas,
GIm1erEdo SIN sesar, 6brias de luna
Sinfon6a de misticos arrullos
V an c0r0 de rumOres y murmullos
ProclamzERn tu oIfmpica belleza...
TIE brinde de nI am0r las bIancas rosas.
Nucstras aImas sc unier0n venturosas
i sc unuri6 de dicha mi tristeza.
Rafael III. M0n1g0s. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
UNA Rim
Amadis de Gaula.

En- la casa nnmero lat de la calle del
Sol rineron Carmen Rodriguez y Bal
domera Cintr6n A los gritos de los
vecinos acudi6 la policia y las arrest6.
Ell Juez Gaetan Barbosa las senten-
clio cumplir dos meses de arresto a
cada una. Tambien sentenci6 Tere-
sa Oyola y Rosa Morales cump>s
tres meses de prision por haber dado
gritos Ell La calle del Sol, hallandose EN-
estado de embriaguez, ell domingo por
La tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

los que pasan ocho horas en- el pals, de-
larnos un deficit anual considerable.
Porque 10 que vale un solar, un gran
solar en- Puerta de TERRA ademas dos
cient0S mil dollars en- acesorlos del gran
hotel, no Sc desquita facilmente con la
ganancia ridicula que esos turistas nos
dejan comprando ditas Y maracas y ro-
sarios de peronlas =.
Pero en- fin, va veremos 10 que ese
hotel resulta, y va sabremos 10 que nos
cuesta adeInas del solar y de los dosclen-
toS mil dollars votados .cor la Camara.
Ahora 10 que debe preocuparnos a
todos es procurar que los turistas no Sc
aburran; porque San Juan es una ciu
dad aburridisima Sin fiestas, sin tea
tros medic ano, y cuando 10 tenemOs 10
podemos olrlo porque todo cOnspIra en-
los airededores del edificio contra esa
legitima aspiration de quien ha pa
gaio para yer y para orr. hnego, ell
hotel de los turistas, como la escuela
,fe las grietas y como ell lobanillo ear
navaiesco, quitar3 tambien al teatro en-
e que rs materialmente impossible re-
sistIr el calor. la brisa que antes recl-
1fau los espectadores, al abrir las ven
tanaS que dan Puerta de TERRA; en-
rcsunfenc que nuestrO teatro no sirye /;
San Juan necesita otro teatro Y un cir
90 Y una sala de conciertos jardines y
fiesfas, algo que anime la ciudad, que
Ia Acsentumezca, que la topne agrada-
bie hospitalaria, porque no es cosa
de meter Il los turistas en- Ell cuarto del
gan hotel, con una ducha al pie de
Ia cansa = el resto de los servicios init
ns0s en- I'm cuartito junto al dormlt0riO
o~err oae va esta resuelto cl programa
de attraction de forasteros
En- estas cosas es precise ir pensand0
"a, pOrqac 81 no hacemos aigo par ami
mar la capital, es 10 mas seguro que ell
dinero que sc caste en- la CONSTRUCTION
del hotel resulte tirado La carretera, Y
va que Sc nos impone ese sacrificiO que
saquemos alguna ventaja Y alguna uti-
iIiad positivas.
IEsto sera machacar Ell .hierro fr1o
como 10 ha sido otras muchas veces
que hemos tratado del asunto? Puede
ser!. :. iPero quien sabe Como vivi-
mos Ell plena fiebre de negocios tai
vez por ESQ, nos demos pensar en- la
convenlencia de parecer aIegres, diver
tidos, amenos y agradabTes, eolectiva-
mente, que es ell iinico medic de atraer
a las gentes para hacerlas nuestras tri-
tarIas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

Aver tom6 possession del cargo de AL
calde esta capital, interinamente, ell
CONCEAL senor Francisco Faura que
actuaba de Presidente del Coneejo Mu-
nicipal desde que Sc ausent0 para los
Estados Unidos ell sciior TODD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
3lasco Ibanez y SUI obra

La mas importante de mis- colonias
-ha dicho,-Cervantes, esta situada en-
'atagonfa, sobre ell Rio Negro, en- una
egi0n cuyo china Sc parece mucho al
lie Paris. La Villa cuenta va con Elm
uenta caSas que, EN- lugar de l0bregas
feas, como las de Ia mayor parte del
pais, son bonitas y elegantes como tas de
europa. Gracias a las maquinas ele-
yatorias costa de muchos esfuerzos he
)odido asegurar los riesgos de esa re-
zion. He tenido que luchar contra ell
10 Por 1ltimo, Rio Negro ha quedado
vencido. Entonces ha venido haSta mi
ina multitud cosmopolita de fracasados
en la lucha por la vida Tengo en-
ire mis- obreros un baron aleman, ex-
'apitan de La Guardia Imperial de Ber-
TN, un arquitecto titulado en- Viena y
mil otros aventureros de toda especie.
Mi otra poblaci6n, 'Nueva Valencia .,
Sc encuentra cerca de Corrientes, no le-
jos de Parana, uno de los mas grandes
rios del mundo, Heno de islas, en- tfonde
hay una flora maravillosa una vegeta-
,ci0n tropical No Ste ha desenvuelto tan
to como 'Cervantes pero va a1tengorins-
taladas ALI potentes maqninas hidlaui-
cas-, que haran montar 10 teneladas de
aqua por minute a Is metros de altllra.
Quiero organizar estas dos p0blaciones
seg1n mis- ideas, dando cuantes vayan
una casa, Instruments de trahal0,. AMI
males de labor y un terreno Los pro-
ductos reeolectados seran yendidos en-
bloque, porque los mercad0s son fnuy le-
janos, los beneficios seran partidos
entire todos. Esto sera una especie de
Cooperative de production agrieola, en-
pobres abradores de Espafla encontra-
ran un medic de vivir c0nfortablemente.
Fundar ALI otra Espana, hbre, rica,
cuan hermosO serial
-jY Y de literature?
-DentrO de un ano volvere a escri-
bir y publicare sucesivamente cuatro Ii
bros que seran ell resumen de la vida
argentina.
FL primero, Gel Area de Noe, sera
la existencia a bordo de un trasatlan-
tico. Las ilusiones de los emigrantes
que marchan contentos hacia la terra
de la esperanza y que quedan mudos de
admiration cuando Sc dan con la ciudad
enorme monstruosa.
Ell segundo, Babel, describir6 Bue-
nos Aires, con La mezcolanza de las ra-
zas distintas que sc representan, con las
|ardientes pasiones las luchas de cuantos
guieren abrirse paso.
Ell tercero, La terra de todos', Sc
ra ell cuadro de la campina, de la verda-
dera Argentina, que es ell refugio y la
salud de todos cuantos rechaza la vi
Ia
Y, por 1ltimo, ell cuarto, que sin duda
sera ell que pueda interesar Paris,
:" Los murmullos de la selva", pasara en-
el territorio de Corrientes, que Sc encuen-
ira en- la frontera de Paraguay, este
pals que fue un dia imperio de los je-
suitas Evocare la forma curiosa de
la civilization que establecieron Ell este
lugar. Mejor que nadie puedo estar en-
terado de este. La region de Corrien-
tes fue colonizada por los jesultas en- ell
siglo XVIII Encuentro cada dia di-
~igiendo mis- trabajos, vestigios de 10
rue elios intentaron antes. no pue-
10 privarme de sonreir, penssudo en- La
'ronfa del destino. que me hace continuar
a mi, librepensador convencido, la obra
de esOs monies.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
Condenado por hurto

Luis Ramirez hurt0 en- La tienda de
sJmana Rojas una caia de tabacos, una
botclla de ron y una GAIA de salchich0n.
La poIicla 10 arresto Y el juez 10 con-
demo cuinplir 30 dias de arresto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
UNA PROTESTA

la Federation regional ha enviado
Washington Ell siguieHte despacho ca
bIegraico-
Senado,
Washington.
Federation Regional protcsta ener-
glcamente de la representation arroga-
da-por Iglesias.
Iglesias solamente represents ell 2 OIO
de los trabajadores de Puerto Rico den
tr0 de su Federation.
Enrique Aquino, Presidente.- Eula-
Ito Mahonet, -Secretario.