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MOST AWFUL ToRTuREs WERE
INFLICTED ON MADERo, Y. 9.
4 INVESTIGATORS FIND.
BODIES ARE MUT|LATED
REPORTS OF YOUNGER BROTH.
ERs VERIFIED BY SECRET
SERVICE MEN.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

"SbtrIu sNe~spApeF ShloH 2SeNs SeTNiCe.
Galveston. Tex.-Agents of the
United States secret service who have
been investigating conditions in Mex
leo have made a report to the govern
ment in Washington in which they
verify in almost every detail the story
told by Raoul and Emilio Madero. two
of the younger brothers Of the slain
President, concerning the torture and
mutilation OF President Madero and
his brother Gustavo.
From the secret service report,
Emilio Madero's narrative was a con-
servative statement. and the worst de-
tails OF the torture to which Fran
jected were not told by the surviving
Madero brothers.
A copy of the Madero brothers
statement was shown to United States
army officers. THAT statement is a
conservative recital of the actual facts
as to the manner Of death meted out
to President Madero and his brother
Gustavo," one of these officers said.
but does not go quite far enough.
for the secret service has reported
other tortures much worse than those
told Of in the Madero statement were
inflicted upon the unfortunate Presi-
dent, his brother. and others of his
administration
These tortures, 1t Is stated. were in
flicted with the consent II not at the
actual direction Of General Victoriano
Huerta, now President of Mexico. and
who. until the day Of Madero's being
made prisoner, was supposedly one
Of his most loyal friends.
In addition to the gouging out VI
eyes, cutting off of lips and other afro
cities. Gustavo Madero. these secret
service agents say. was tortured in a
manner almost beyond belief with a
red hot iron poker. The details Of this
part ot-ths tpxtuaa, infastaa spon Gus
'tavo are impossible OF publication. 10
savage and horrible are the facts.
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THE WEEKS NEWS EPITOMIZED

It is hardly going too far to say that
Germany is stunned by the project to
spend $250.O00.0OO at one blow on the
increase of the army.
Count Lazio Szechenyi. husband Of
Gladys Vanderbilt. is spending few
days in London. He arrived at the
same time as Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt did. 1t is understood that Mrs.
Vanderbilt will return to Hungary
with her son-in-law. where birth to
her daughter is expected shortly.
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Ferty MlIe. for wedding !Ie.n.e.

Forty Miles for Wedding license.
Colorado springs.-After . forty
mile drive from Yoder. in the eastern
part of El Paso county, Alonzo A.
Heaston and his two sons reached the
county clerks office. John. aged sew.
enteen. desired . marriage license to
wed Laverna Correll. sixteen and
Ralph, twenty-five, license permit
ting him to marry Clara Worrell.
seventeen. Heaston. Sr.. gave his con.
sent for marriage Of his sons, and
also was armed with the written
statement of the mothers Of. the
brides-to-be consenting to the nuptials.
The double wedding was celebrated at
Yoder.
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COLORADO SUGAR BEETSI
FATHER OF INDUSTRY SIXTEEN
YEARS IN cAsiNET.
Former Secretary Of Agriculture OBJ
tainsd First Seed from Germany
and Sent Il to Denver.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-James Wilson Of Iowa,
who. when he retired as secretary of
agriculture March 4. completed rec
ord for continuous service In the Cab
inets Of Presidents Of the United
States. will probably remain in Wash
ington for some time and later go to
his farm near Tama. Iowa, according
to his son. Jasper Wilson. an official
Of the Denver Reservoir Irrigation
Company.
AS secretary Of agriculture in Pres
ident McKinley's first Cabinet Mr..
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Point hs Had Overlooked.

The story is told of man who
bought gallon Of gin to take home.
and by way Of a label wrote his name
upon a pickup card which happened
to be the seven Of clubs. and tied it
to the handle. His son. observing the
Jug. quietly remarked. That's an aw-
fully careless way to leave that
liquor" "Why?" because some one
might come along with the eight Of
clubs and take It"
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FOREIGN.

Details of the tragic end of Lieuten.
ant B. E. s. Ninnis Of the Royal Fusi.
leers regiment and DR.. Xavier Mertz,
who met death in the frozen South
polar regions while members Of the
Australian Antarctic expedition. were
told in wireless telegraph message
received at Sydney, N. 8. W., from DR..
Douglas Mawson, leader Of the expe.
dition. who also suffered great hard.
ships.
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Wilson was largely responsible for the
establishment of the sugar beet indus
try in Colorado. now one OF the lead
ing wealth producers Of the state.
Secretary Wilson obtained the first
sugar beet seed from Germany and
had It sent to the Denver Chamber of
Commerce for experimental planting
in Colorado. During his last visit to
Denver-a year ago-the then secre-
tary Of agriculture declared that Colo
rado should maintain its lead as the
foremost beet sugar state and that.
with proper development the sugar
beet industry in this country should
eventually supply the entire demand
for sugar in the United States.
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Killed In old Mexico.

Colorado Springs.-Word has lately
reached here that Charles Fremont
Fraker. formerly q resident of this
city. was accidentally killed in a rail-
road construction camp near Madero,
state of Chihuahua. Mexico. two
weeks ago. Fraker was fifty-six years
old. HIS was son of Mrs. and Mrs.
Marion Fraker of 1916 North Royer
street. The body was buried near the
scene of the accident. -
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Rueker Would Do Minister to

Rueker Would 30 Minister to Cuba.
Washington.-Members of the Colo
RADIO delegation with the exception Of
Representative Taylor, who has left
for Porto Rico. called on Secretary
Bryan in the interest of the candidacy
OF Judge Rucker for a consular ap-
pointment. The judge has hopes OF be-
ing named minister to Cuba.
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Convention pt Greeley.
Aug. 25,confeEence Of 0ovsrnors q
Oct. 2I-Colorndo state Baptist Associ-
alton ut Pueblo.
Milton L. Anfenger was elected ex
alted ruler of the Denver Elks' lodge
Linmore Pierce, deputy organizer
for the Knights of Columbus, died al
Boulder.
John Mitchell. vice president Of the
American Federation of Labor, made
two speeches in Denver.
Filings and surveys have been made
to frrigate an additional 100000 acret
of land adjacent to Denver.
The Blue Goose saloon at Seventh
and Wynkoop streets. an old land
mark of Denver, was destroyed BY
fire.
Big crowds greeted and inspected
the demonstration train Of the State
Agricultural College at Florence
Canon City and Salida.
w. H. Dickson. former attorney gen
eral, Of Colorado. was taken to st
Joseph's hospital for an appendicitis
operation. Mr.. Dickson has been Ill
week.
The ashes of Edward E. Knots
twenty-nine years Of age, vaudeville
actor who died in Denver. were sent
to his widow in San Francisco by par
eel post.
Charles Shriyer of Boulder, who was
sentenced to ninety days in the coun
ty jail for assaulting William Neihei
sci last April. has been released on
bonds.
Senator Casimiro Barela introduced
IA memorial to President Wilson rec
ommending the appointment of DR.. B
L. Jefferson as United States ambas
sador to Mexico.
The Denver Business Mems Associ
alton is fostering a statewide cam
paign for reduction in telephone
rates. not by the state as whole. but
by municipalities.
The Weld County Farmers Union is
strongly opposed to the passage Of
House Bill No. 34S. providing for ar
increase in the amount Of taxes avail
able for state purposes.
Mrs. Ursie Hendin. who lives al
1914 Pearl street. Denver. received
word from Los Angeles that she has
inherited $4,000 from the estate oi
her uncle. who died there.
]. J. Moore. fifty-two. a collector
and resident Of Denver for twenty-five
years, shot himself through the head
at the breakfast table. He died in q
hospital Few hours later.
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STIPATI0N
Munyon's Paw-Paw

Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pills are unlike all 9TH
or laxatives or cathar-
tics They coax tho
liver into activity by
gentle methods. they
do not scour: they do
mot gripe: they do not
weaken: but, they do
start all the secretions
of the liver and stom-
ach in = way that soon
puts these organs in =
healthy condition and
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VIII Try Doctor for Death.

Trinidad.-Dr. James Rafzon will go
on trial March II on the charge Of
Staying Mrs. Kathleen Grogan., who
died in this city on April !. 1912. as
the result Of an operation. John D.
Grogan. husband Of the woman. has
also been indicted on a charge Of
murder. but left the city and has not
been apprehended.
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Jury In o.rrow Case Disagree.

Los Angeles.-Clarence 8. Darrow's
second trial on jury bribery charge
ended in disagreement Of the jury.
Eight Jurors were for conviction; four
held out for acquittal. Darrow imme-
diately demanded new trial and Dis
trtct Attorney John d. Fredericks said
be would have one. Judge W. NJ. Con-
ley OF MADEIRA county. who presided,
set March 81 as the date for the begin.
ming of the retrial.
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Colorado wins oats Prize.

Denver.-The State Board Of Immi-
grafton received telegram from Of
ficers of the Fifth International Corn
Exposition. just closed in Columbia.
8. c.. saying that Chisholm brothers.
Del Norte, had been awarded the zone
sweepstakes prize for the Western
zone for oats.
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eorrects constipation Nunyons 9 Paw-Paw
PHI. arc q tonic to the stomach. liver and
nerves, Thsy invigorats instead of weaken:
thev enrich the blood instead OF impover-
ishing it: they enable the stomach to get all
dc nourishn,ent from food that is put into
h. Price as cent? All Druggtsh
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Civil War 10 on in Turkey.

London.-Driven to the last ditch.
the Turkish forces under Enver Bey.
leader of the Young Turks. encamped
at San Stefano with 10000 troops to
check an advance on Constantinople
OF the Chatalja forces.
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Pope Reported oraveIy m.

Rome. March 9.-Pope Plus is re.
ported dying. That any moment the
holy father may pass away is the best
opinion here.
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Three Italians Shot in Gun Floht

Denver-Mario Sortuno will die;
Pasquale Buenaventina is at large
with two bullets in his body, and Pc
ter Pauline has bullet hole through
his left hand, as the result of re-.
volver duel which eliminated at a
party at the home OF Pauline. All the
participants were Italians.
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Senator. Make Plea for sv,,r,ol,t,

Senators Make Plea for suffraaIsts.
Washington.-A mass meeting Of
thousands to protest against the in.
dignities upon suffragists was ad-
dressed by Senators Thomas and Shat.
roth OF Colorado. Other speakers were
Senators Clapp and Works. and Louis
ID. Brandeis, James Tanner and
Charles Edward Russell.
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Wife peserter cauoht.

La Junta.-Dillon Colvin. a railroad
brakeman, who deserted his wife and
four children here last December, has
been arrested in Bastrop county, Tex.
and will be brought back here for
trial.
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WASHINGTON.

Woodrow Wilson's Inauguration as
President Of the United States cost
approximately $4,000.
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Fl. Lupton Fire Does $4,000 pamaoe,
Fort Lupton. Colo.-A blaze result
Ing from kerosene lamp destroyed
the two-story farm residence of T. l..
Monson. LOSS. $4,000
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Minor Mention.
DATES FOR COMING EVE

June-German funniest at Denver.
June-Northern Colo. Sunday School
Convention pt Greeley.
Colorado Springs.
Oct. 21-Colorado State Baptist Associ-
alton at Pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
Un excelente
libro escolar

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Juan
b. Huyke, ex-inspector general de las es-
cuelas p1blicas de Puerto Rico. ACADIA de
publican un util1simo ibro
Els una edici6n revisada de la cartilla
de Arnold, con un gran ntlmero de lee
clones nuevas y muchos grabados origi-
males.
La competencia del licenciado Huyke
EN- esta clase de trabajos esta acredita-
dlslma por su brillante practica en- ell
magisterio y por sus luminosas campa-
llas parlamentarias sobre ell tema de la
instruction p1blica.
Huyke 'tiene un nombre glorioso en-
los anales de La instruction en- la Isla
El joven y notable educacionista sigue
con pujante personalidad y con envidia-
bic fbagaje las huellas de su ilustre pa
Dire.
FL libro que acaba di, Ter Ia estam-
pa es el mejor que conocemos en- su ge-
nero.
Reciba, pues, nuestra felicitacion en-
tusiasta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14

Despues de recibir esa nota, los periods
tas insistieron en- ell sentido de q. debia
darseles una copia del informe que aver
tarde suscribieron los medicos que. de-
slgnados por Ell Attorney, llevaron 4 ca
DO ell microbes por la manana una nue.
va autOpsia del eadaver de Villanueva :,
pero dicho frlncionario no accedi0 Il
clio, argumentando que ese informe no
es mas que parte del examen pericia1
que sc :ha heoho y que su prop0sito es
ell de incluirlo en- ell resumen general
de las diligencias investigatorias que &
tiene ell prop0sito de dar 4 conocer al
publico tan pronto como sea possible
No Obstante, de ciertas manifesto
clones hechas p1blicamente por uno de
los miembros de la comisi0n Sc deduco
como va anticipamos aver a nuestros
lectores, que 'el informe admite que
Narciso Villanueva recibi0 las heridas
que su cuerpo presentaba en- ell momen-
10 de hacerle la autOpSla Ia cOmlSl0n,
consecuencia de una ca1da de un sitio
bastante alto.
Las lesiOnes que ell cadaver presenta
sobre la region ocoipital con extens5s
fracture de la base del craneo y sepa
racion de las suturas temporo-parieta
y occipito-temporales, son las que los
medicOs consideran como mas evident{.
demonstration de que ell interfecto pudo
caerse de una azotea como la de que Sc
habla en- este asunto, pues aquellos en-
tienden que es difcil1simo que con IN
Instruments contundente puedan produ-
cirse en- la forma en- que las presenta ell
craneo de Villanueva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
Domingo Orozco.
Ateneo puertorriqueno

Ell festival que da este nuestro pri-
mer Centre de Cultura, en homer del
ilustre poeta senior Jose Santos Chocano,
sera bajo las siguientes bases:
10. Discurso de salutaci0n por Ell
Lcdo. c. Coll y Cuchi.
20. Recitacion del Salto del Tequen-
DANA por la sehorita Ana Maria Ceste-
ro Padilla
30. Lectura por ell senior Santos Cho-
canos de poes1as originates
40. Ejecuci6n al piano, de rapsodias,
por la sehorita Pepila Montoto.
so. Recitaciones diversas, por ell Sc
nor Santos Chocano.
FL acto Sc llevara a efecto manana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
Ell case de Villanueva

En- la oficina del Attorney Sc lie ha
facilitado esta tarde a los periodistas
una nOta que dice ash
:" Oficina del Attorney General.
San Juan, P. r., Nov. IA, 1913.
Sc ha dado el primer paso en- la in
vestigacion del aspecto medico del case
de Villanueva, pero la completa y ca
bal investigation del case, tanto en- su
aspecto medico y dem5s que yo asegur6
al p1blico serla hecha, no ha sido ter
minada todavia, y hasta que no haya
sido terminada, no puede darse ningUn
informe Official del resultado de la ia
vestigaci0n.
(f.) Daniel Day Walton, Jr."
Attorney General INFERNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
DE TEATRO
ola VIUDA ALEGRE."

El teatro presentaba anoche un aspec
to brillante. En- los palcos y butacas,
las damas mas bellas de San Juan, los
mas prestigiosOs nombres de nuestro
mundo social Todas las localidades
ocupadas, un lleno completo
El p1blico ten1a curiosdad por YER a
la sonora Gattini en- LA VIUDA. V es-
peraba, naturalmente, una interpreta-
cl0n genial por parte de la notabilisima
artista. La expectation del p1blico que
do colmada La senora Gattini satisfizo
a todos y escuch6 muchas ovaciones me-
recidas
La gentil1sima artista luci0 soberbias
toaletas que fueron muy elogiadas por
la suntuosidad y ell buen gusto Ell elias
derrochados.
La sehora Teheran hizo una bravo
Valencienne.
El gran Angelini estuvo delicioso en-
ell embajador; fu6 celebradisimo con
verdadera justicia Angelini posee una
gracia natural que Sc desborda en- ell
menor de srls gestos, en- la mas hgera de
sus actitudes.
Merighi, ell distinguido tenor, fue AGO.
gido con Un sonoro APPLAUSE como la Sc
sonora Gattini al salir 4. escena y duran
te la representation recibi6 frecuentes
desmotraciones del entusiasmo del pd-
blico. Merighi tiene una calida voz que
sabe manejar con arte y ademas posee
una agradable fgura. Canta y habla y
viste bien, es un artista complete.
El senior Sghelli tambi6n fu6 muy
aplaudido Sghelli es artista de, prom
tas simpat1as y tiene facultades muy en-
vidiables.
Anoche cahtaba casi fuera de SUI te-
situra, pero Sc defendi6 bravamente y
dijo ell duo del segundo acto con mucha
expression
Ell senor Guidi hizo reir mucho en- ell
canciller.
Los coros muy bien, y la danza de
apaches, intercalada, con muy buen
acierto Ell Ell segundo acto, fu6 aplaudi-
disima, mereciendo ell bis, como muchos
n1meros de la Obra.
La orquesta conducida bravamente por
ell maestro Lovreglio tuvo una parte
principal en- ell exito de anoche.
Ell servicio de escena irreprochable
jQue mas Sc puede pedir?
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
---..---As~skl-
"La Casta Susana"

Otro lleno como Ell de anoche con LA
VIUDA ALEGRE obtendra hoy la en-
presa del MB municipal con LA CASTA
susanna, opereta de las mas bellas E
interesantes, la que tendra una interpre-
taci6n, digna del hermoso conjunto que
forma la e1celente troupe GATTINI
ANGEL1NI.
La sfuncion sera de abono. Para ma
mana Sc anuncia un gran estreno :AiMOR
DE PRINCIPE, 8 611A PRINCESA DE
LOS BALKANElS.
Sera un exito mas para la empresa y
la Compaiiia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
NAUGURACION
DEL PERIODO DE GOBIERNO
DEL DR.. A. YAGER
Orden de la revista y parada militar.

l. La parada inaugural revista eli
honor del Gobernador de Puerto Rico
Honorable Arthur wager Sc celebrarar
ell 20 de noviembre de 1913.
El templete destinado all Gobernado1
y a sus acOmpanantes estara situado Ell
La Carretera, frente al Teatro Munich
pal
Las tropas fOrmaran en- ell siguiente
orden, contando de frente hacia atras.
Ell la carretera, dando frente al Oeste.
|quedando la cabeza de la colulmna en-
eel lado opuesto a las cuadras del ej6r-
cito en- Puerta de TERRA, parada 3.
Battalion de Infanteria de Puerto Ri
co (Banda).
Destacamento de marinos del guarda-
costas de los Estados Unidos "Algon-
quin."
DestacamentO de la Polic1a Insular.
Cadetes de la Escuela de Carload de
Ninos (Banda).
Cadetes de la Univerisdad de Puerto
Rico
Destacamento de Bomberos de la ciu-
dad de San Juan.
2. Todas las organizaciones Sc ha-
llaran Ell sus puestos, en- ell punto sena-
lado, a las nueve y media de la malta
na.
3. Las organizaciones marcharan du.
rante la revista Ell columna. de escua,
dras.
4. Despues de la revista, todas las
organizaciones, salvo el Battalion Puer-
to Rico, des6laran en- la calle de San
Jose, dirigiendose a sus respectivos
cuarteles 8 residencias.
5. Ell battalion de infanter1a de Puer-
to Rico formara despu6s de la revista,
Ell la calle de la Fortaleza al lado del
Palacio y saludara all Gobernador GUAM
do este pase.
b. Ell deStacamentO mOntado del Ba.
TALON de Infanterla de Puerto Rico es-
coltara al Gobernador ouando Sc diriia
a los ejercicios regrese de los mis-
mos
Gran Mariscal-Capitan S. M. De-
ecker, del Battalion de Infanter1a de
Puerto Rico.
Ayudantes: Angel Sifre, Rafael Iriar-
tie Robert Denton.
Los que deseen information mas de-
tallada pueden dirigirse al que suscri-
be.
Por la Comisi6n,
(Firmado) A. c. Read,
Cmandante de Infanter1a de Puerto
Rico.
NOTA.- Los sitios desde donde que.
de verse mejor la parada son los situa-
dos a 10 largo de la linea de marcha en-
tire Puerta de TERRA y ell Teatro MUM
cipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14

no puede turbar la muerte accidental,
por dolorosa que sea de un individuo,
deber es de todos ofrecer a los fuqciona-
rios y organismos del pals cuyo credito
recibiera alg1n quebranto, las repara-
clones justicieras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
La Association
Comercia

En- la Association Comercial, seg1n sc
hab1a anunciado pOr convocatoria cir
culada entire todos los socios, efectu0se
ell microbes de la presente semana la
Junta General, en- la que entire OtroS
asuntos relacionados con el buen desen-
vimiento de la Association, sc ten1a que
elegir la nueva Junta Directiva. La
reunion principle las l 2 de la no
che, esta asist1a un crecid1simo
n1mero de socios. POGO despues ell sa-
Ion de Juntas de esta entidad sc hailla-
ba ocupadO por completo La animaci0n
era grande Alberta la session por ell
Presidente, y le1da ell Acta de la Junta
General anterior que fue aprobada por
la Junta del microbes, ell Secretario
present0 su Memoria correspondence
al presente anO, ell TesOrero ell Estado
demostratiyo de los ingresos egresos
habidOs en- TeSorerla desde la funda.
ci6n de la Association. hasta Ell 80 de oc-
tubre pasado; ell Comite nombrado con
motive de las leyes de patentes y del
cierre, su informe; ell Presidentc
unas Recommendations para la modih-
caci0n de ciertos artlculos del Regla~
mento, y la election de varios Comites
permanentes.
Todos estos trabajos va hablan sido
presentados y aprobadOs en- la Ultima
Junta de la Directiva, y ahora Sc pre-
sentaban a la Junta General para 90
tener tambien su aprobaci6n, aproba-
ci0n que obtuvierOn. Al informe del Co,
mite, acompaila ell 'Fbrief" que los abo-
gados senOres Texidor, Alvarez Nava Y
Domlnguez Ell ell que, los s0lidos y elo-
|cuentes argumentOs eXpuestOs tienden
a probar la anticonstitucionaIlida de
la enmienda al articulo 553 del C0digo
penal ley del Cierre-, sentando la
conclusion de que los acusados respe-
tabil1simos comerciantes de esta Capl-
tai estan, en- este especial1simo case,
protegidos por la Justicia.
Luego, Sc puso a discussion la modif-
cacion de varios art1culos del Regla.
mento VICENTE. El art1culo cuarto
quedo modifcado en- ell sentido de que
Sc permite ingresar en- la Association a
comerciantes de las demas poblaciones
de la lsla; pues muchos comerciantes
de la Isla ten1an solicitado el ingreso
en- la Association, ingreso que ahora po-
dram efectuar Los restantes art1cnlos
que fueron modifcados atanen al 60
bierno interior die la Sociedad. Estas
modifcaciones fueron discutidas am
pliamente Y con mucho calor. Y, final
mente, Sc celebraron las elecciones pa
ra la nueva Junta Directiva en- las que
salieron electos los siguientes senores :.
J. W. Blanco, para Presidente; NJ
Gambler para Vicepresidente; Pablo
del Rio, Secretario; M. Navas, Visecre-
tario; j. Saul, Tesorero, Vice. G. Arce,
y Vocales, F. Arriv1 P. Bouret, A. Re-
drlguez, F. Cortes, Damers, J. Pedrei.
ra y G. O. Lord
Con vivisimo companerismo y entu-
siasmo fueron felicitados cada uno de
los senores de la Junta Directiva que
ha de regir los destinos de la Asocia-
cion en- el mil novecientos catocre, ter
minandose la reunion la una satisfe-
chos todos los presentes, de la impor-
tante labor efectuada.
->s>M~--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14
Para Fajardo

Esta tarde sale para Fajardo nuestro
muy estimado companero ell eminente
periodista don Vicente Balbas.
Va ell Director del "Heraldo" a to-
mar parte. EN- un importante acto de cul-
tura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-14

NOTA.- Los sitios desde donde pue-
de verse mejor la parada son los situa
dos a 10 largo de la linea de marcha en-
tire Puerta de TERRA y ell Teatro Mum
cipal.