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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-25
]. N. S. WILLIAMS TO
HOLD HEARINGS IN
INTER ISLAND CASE

]. N. 8. Williams, temporary chair
man of the Public Utilities Commis-
sion, will leave for Hilo on a bust.
ness trip the latter part of this week
and, while on the Big Island, will, If
necessary, conduct informal hearings
regarding any complaints which the
residents of Hawaii may have to
make against the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company. The commits
sion's investigation of the steamship
company is rapidly drawing to a
close, the remaining business being
the receipt and investigation Of final
complaints, the final hearing, and the
com pilation of the commissions re-
port.
Letters to the various commercial
organizations in the territory, re-
questing them to have their members
send to the commission at once any
complaints which they might have
against the steamship company, were
sent out by the commission Saturday
and Secretary Henry P. O'Sullivan
announced this morning that no COM
plants have been received to date.
The date of the final hearing probab-
1y will be set at the meeting of the
commission tomorrow afternoon.
The Investigation of the Inter
Island has proved very satisfactory
thus far, and do not believe that the
commission will be presented with
any more complaints against it." said
Commissioner A. ]. Gignoux today.
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Instructor Resigns and
win Depart for Mainland
Early in June

Fred WsL Laus for the past two
years physical director of the local
Young Mems Christian Association,
las resigned his position and will
cave for the mainland early next
month, accompanied BY Mrs. Lau and
heir child Mr., Lau's successor has
lot yet been appointed, but it was In
.imated at the association this morn.
ng that the new physical director
will be local man,
1t was through Mr.. Lau's efforts
that the physical department OF the
Honolulu association has been built
up to its present status During his
irst year in the city, the number Of
men and boys taking active part IN
physical work increased to 4e0; and
Turing the past year to 4sIa Mr.. Lau
also has been active IN local. A. Al. u.
yattess, 68sa1l "a III Commercial
3asebail League last summer. has OF.
debated at many track and field meets
Ind promoted the Health League of
he Y. NJ. G. A., under whose auspices
he present series of lectures on sex
hygiene are being delivered by Dr. w.
C. Hobby.
Mr.. Laa's resignation Is purely vol
untary, as he seriously is considering
giving up physical work for small
farming in the northwest. Mr.. Lau
leaves the physical department Of the
,ocal association in better condi-
tion than II has been since the well.
remembered days Of Fred Young.
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GENERAL CARTER
SEES BIG FUTURE
TO THE ISLANDS
Commander OF Hawaiian De-
partrnent ForetelIs Com
-rlaercial Advancement
DELIVERS ADDRESS TO =.
THE COM MMERC ClAL CLUB
Army and Territorial Officials
Present at Meeting Sees ]
Is Years In Advance

That Hawaii, during the next 25
years, VIII undergo q development
along commercial, Industrial and 9TH
er business lines such as Il has new
er before experienced, is the opinion
of Maj. Gen. William H Carter. COM
mander OF the Hawaiian department,
as expressed in al address which he
delivered before the members of the
Commercial Club during the luncheon
hour today. -
"The Commercial Club and its
Place In the ConIfnunitys was the
topic chosen by Major-general Carter.
Seated with him at the speakers table
was representative gathering Of
army men and local officials. includ-
ing Brig. Gen Clarence r. Edwards,
Col. Archibald CanlpbeIl Major Al. s..
Conklin, Rear Admiral C b. T. Moore,
Governor L. E.; FInkham. Secretary
W. w. Thayer TreSsurer. b. i, Conk-
ling, George Angus and George r.
Eberhard, the notet advertising man
now visiting here The speaker was
introduced by Geotse Angus.
Taking up first he early develop
ment of bodies TOM which have
grown out the commercial oFganiza-
tions OF the present day, the speaker
told Of the old German Hanseatic3
League which he described as being
Han organization composed of com
mefcial clubs,
FL like to speak 70 the members Of
commercial clubs. ghe said, for the.
reason that know they are interest.
ed In business, in commerce and in.
trade. In reading history I always
have found that trade and commerce
followed the flags sof those nations
which sent explorers out In search OF
new lands Here In Hawaii. water.
routes are the things which interest
yon. and you are fbrtunate In being
set out In this part tcf the ocean, for
these Islands win k lclf 3 good deat
OF the new trade which win come
with the opening of the Panama
canal"
Major.general Carter touched but
briefly upon the Army in Hawaii and
its asset to the business man and to
the community. z T. f,
aThe army is prepared to help all
Hawai-" he said, "and In more ways
than simply spending money here,
Perhaps, when 1t gets sufficient funds
the army will find some way to solve;
the present problem of the unem-i
ployed." ..9= .#.s Z
Going back to matters commercial
the speaker pointed out the problems
which are to be faced by the younger
business men of Honolulu, and Of the
great stirring up Of enthusiasm which!
is to come as Hawaii's Importance as
a trade and commercial center is in
creased. In closing, he said that,
during the next 25 years Hawaii
would undergo the greatest develop
ment it has =. ever experienced in
years. ..." = -.~t -. -
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KEAL LOHA EXPECTED TO
REEINQUISH HOLD ON
SUPERVIS0RlAL BERTH

John Kealoha, the convicted Ha.
waii supervisor, will resign his posi-
tion as one of Hilo's solons this after
noon, it is confidently expected. Ke.
aloha has intimated his intention of so
doing to Attorney-generalS Stainback
and, some time this afternoon, there
will be a vacancy on the Hilo board
of supervisors.
This action by Kealoha will obviate
the necessity, for impeachment pro,
ceedings and will clear the way for
the appointment of hts successor. who
will be named by Governor Pinkham
and who will sit till a supervisor is
regularly elected at the next general
election. 49,.
Kealoha is fairly cheerful at pres.
ent and, apparently, does not take
much stock in the appeal to the Unit,
ed States supreme court. The appeal
as filed by Attorney Ferry, is looked
upon as rather joke by the Legal
fraternity -. s.s..5.
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End INFANTRY !.
AND NATIONAL
GUARD UNITED
Rumor that Fort Shafter Regi-
fnent and lst Inf, N. G. H.,
form I'd Hawaiian Brigade

/ The 1st Infantry, National Guard
of Hawaii, is to be given added i'm
portance in the military scheme Of
Oahu, by being brigaded with the 2nd
U. s, Infantry according TO private
adyices from Washington 1t Is ex.
pected that the order detaehjng the
End from the 1st Hawaiian Brigade
and transferring General Edwards TO
Schofield Barracks, will be acccmpan-
led by one announcing the formation
of the End Hawaiian Brigade, consist
ing of the Shafter regiment and the
local militia organization.
Such an arrangement of the infan-
try troops would place Col Francis
H. French, End Infantry, in command
of the brigade, and would give Lieut..
Col. B. w. Atkinson command of the
End foot. 1t is understood, however.
that this brigade will be provisional
only and that Col. French will retain
command of his regiment as we'll as
of Fort Shafter, except when the bri-
gade is acting as such.
The brigading of the militia regi-
ment with a regular outfit is good
news to the national guard. as it is
believed that such action will keep
the guard in closer touch with the
regular establishment, and tend to
smarter up the organization. AS bri-
gade commander, Col. French would
keep the militia regiment under his
eye, and direct such combined maneu-
vers and exercises as would raise the
efficiency Of the citizen-soldiers.
-
1st Infantry. \. G. H., is to take the
field with the End Infantry about the
middle of July, for a weeks camp,
probably on the eastern end of the
island, and the militia officers are
to be given additional instruction
during the fall maneuvers, by being
attached to regular organizations
The captains and lieutenants will be
attached to infantry companies and
the field officers will 60 as observers.
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ASHFORD Opens
III
Fight AGAINST
MIR. EDGAR WOOD
Declares Normal School Head
Is Mentally and Tempera-
mentally Unfit for Job :.
''DAWSON AFFAIR" IS
REVIEWED BEFORE BOARD
Education Commissioners Lis
ten to Address but Fail to
Take Any Action

Asserting that Edgar Wood. prin-
cipal OF the Normal School. who has
just returned from the mainland
where he went on years leave of
absence. is mentally and Temperament
tally unfit to hold his position, that
he is guilty of inyeracity and petty
iealousies, Attorney G.. w. Ashford
appeared before the commissioners of
education this morning and urged
that IL displace Mr.. Wood He brought
up the Dawson affair." which result.
ed in legislative investigation year
ago, and declared that It in itself re-
Fealed the incompetency and undesir-
ability OF Mr.. Wood as principal of
the normal school
The commissioners listened to Mr.
ASHFORD without comment, and when
he withdrew from the meeting they
turned to other business ana did not,
during the morning session at least,
.Tecur to it. just prior TO Mr.. ASH
tprd.s appearance before the body,
however, one Of the commissiohe
mentioned the subject he was to speak.
on, and an intimation was given then
that the board would not 60 into the
questions that involved Mr.. Wood in
the Dawson affair 1t was stated
that the matter had been settled, and
should not be opened up again.
Whether the commissioners views
changed IN the course Of Mr.. Ash,
-ford's speech was not shown. The
speaker made 1T clear in the begin
ming and at the end Of his address
that he was appearing personally, as
q citizen; that he was not personally
acquainted with Mr.. Wood and has,
no prejudice against him. except such
prejudice as arose with the convic.
tion that the principal is unsnited for
the position he holds 8
Mr.. Ashford declared that Mr.. Wood
1nstifntsd lem 0f tefroffsfns at
the Normal School. and under such a
system ANNOYED. oppressed and har''
assed the teachers, especially the
teachers whose talents or training
stood out superior to his.
II appear before you to show roa.
sons why Edgar Wood should not con-
.tinue as principal of the Normal
school, began Mr.. Ashford. He then
recited the steps that led up to his
being interested In the Maud Daw-.
son affair ESe said that he had heard
of her trouble with the principal, and,
tContinued on page fourl
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DR.. .WADMAN PLANS
TOUR OF THE ISLAND

In the furtherance Of the educa-
tional campaign now being conducted
by the Anti-Saloon League, DIR. John
w. Wadman, superintendent of the or
ganfzation, will leave Honolulu Wed.
nesday for an extensive tour Of Oahu.
He will visit the public schools at Ka-
huku Wednesday afternoon, at 1880
o'clock and address a meeting of Japa-
nese at 1880 O'Clock in the evening
On Thursday he will visit the govern
ment school at Waialua and the
congregation of the Hawaiian church
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FOR
EPISCOPALIAN
CONVOCATION
Twelfth Annual Conference viii
Open Initial Session on
Saturday, May 80 "

The twelfth annual conference of
the Episcopal churches in Hawaii will
convene at St Andrews cathedral
Ma Ro and will continue until the
q OF June 4. when it will come
Iose with q reception to the
and delegates at the residence
lshop and Mrs. Henry Bond Res
ek. All pastors of the Episcopal
hrches in the territory, as we'll as
yelegates and mission workers, will
be in attendance, and it is expected
that the conference will be the largest
of its kind ever held in Honolulu.
All meetings Of the convocation will
be public, and it is the hope of the
bishop that the people of the city will
show an interest by attending. Fol-
lowing is a complete program of the
order of services and meetings.
Saturday, May 30-Celebration of
the Holy Communion at 10 a. m. Gel
ebrant the bishop, epistoler the Rev.
d. D. Wallace, gospeler the Rev. F. N.
Cullen. Meeting of convocation for
organization and business in the me-
mortal hall Immediately after the ser.
vice.
Whitsunday, May 31.-Services at
the cathedral on this day are part of
the meetings of the convocation, and
clergy and lay delegates are expected
TO attend: a. m, celebration of the
Holy Communion; celebrant, Rev
Canon Potwine; epistoler, Rev. J. K
Bodel; gospeler. Rev. D. D. Wallace;
9:l5 a. m, Hawaiian service; preach
er. Rev. F. n. Cullen; II a. m, cele
bration of the Holy Communion; cele
brant. the Rt Rev. the Bishop of Ho
nolulu; epistoler, Rev. Canon Pot
wine; gospeler, Rev. Canon osborne
The bishop at this service will de
liver his annual address. 7:30 p. m.
united service with three choirs
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AMALGAMATION
IOBECOMPLETE
WEDNESDAY, ?. N,
Chamber of Commerce of Ho-
noluIu Should Eject Officers
at Next Meeting

The special joint committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce and the Mer.
chants Association, recently chosen
TO formulate bylaws for the greater
commercial organization to be known
las the Chamber of Commerce Of Ho.
nolulu, today is sending to the mems
bers OF the chamber and the associal
ton circular letter giving q star
ment OF the work which the comr
tee has accomplished, and annQ
ing its Recommendation as to-
adoption of a procedure for Pc
ing the amalgamation at a joint
ing to be held at 3o'clock We'd ii
afternoon in the makai paw /of
the Young hotel. - -.
With the adoption of the ct thmit.
tees report and the acceptance of the
charter, the merger will be effected,
following which officers and directors
will be elected. The bylaws commit.
tee is composed OF F. C. Atherton
chairman: j. r. Gait, j. F. C. Hagens
George w. Smith, Albert Waterhouse,
s. s. Paxson, E. A. Berndt, Charles r,
Frazier, M. M. johnson and w. H
McInerny. The circular letter reads
as follows. .a--
"Sinee the joint meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce and Mer
chants Association held April 2Sth
1914, the cilarter committee, appoint
ed at that meetjog. has made care
full study Of the method Of procedure
to effect the amalgamation of the
two commercial bodies.
6F,ontinuad on mage thrAe'
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That there are not 2000 n1employ-
ed Filipinos in the territory, and that
labor conditions among Filipinos on
the Big Island are not as serious as
portrayed BY Pablo Manlapit, presi-
dent OF the Filipino Labor Association
of Hawaii. is the statement made BY
Royal d. Mead. director OF the Ha-
waiian Sugar Planters Associations
bureau Of labor and statistics Fol-
lowing several conferences with Man
lapit. during which the latter declared
that his eountrymen are receiving IN
treatment at the hands OF the plan.
ration men, Mr.. Mead Waited Hawaii
and. returning to Honolulu Monday.
declared conditions are not such IS
cited BY the labor leader
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IS
TOSUPPRESS
2. AN UPRISING
Yaqui indians in Uprising and
Revolt of the Federal
Troops Is Feared
(Assoeiated Press by Federal
Wireless. / -.

MAZATLAN, Mexico, May 25.-The
gunboat Annapolis, unassigned but de-
tailed to general service in Pacific
waters, has been ordereeEte-pEeeeed
at once to the Yaqui river, where an
Indian uprising is reported. ~
II Is feared that federal revolt
may be in the wake Of the action of
the Indian tribe and every effort will
be made to protect the 81 Americans
whose lives are endangered.
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Progressive Party's Campaign
to Be Opened Before Lead
er Goes to Spain
BULL MOOSE CHIEF TO
CALL UPON PRESIDENT
Former President win Attend
Wedding Of Son-confer-
ence Of Leaders Tonight
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal
Wireless.

OYSTER BAY, New York. May Is.
lit is believed that Colonel Theodofe
Roosevelt viii fire the opening Gun
for the Progressive party IN the CON-
Ing campaign, before leaving FOR
Spain, where he goes to attend the
wedding Of his son Kermit.
Il hae been arranged for Colonel
Roosevelt to call upon President VII.
son tomorrow, at which time Il is ex.
pected Roosevelt viii make known
his position relative to the stewards
ship Of the Democrats.
A conference Of Progressive leaders
Is scheduled for tonight.
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Amended Measure Now Necessary to Allow for
Any Compromise Forced By Ulster
[Associated Press service by

-s@T
England 2sThe
rule majority Of n.
contenpble farce
q presleus having voted by
means
hcfner
aftsrNad result negotiations between
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ENGLAND MAY
NOT EXHIBIT
IN FRISCO
{ (Assoeiated Press by Federal
Wireless.

LONDON, England, May g. = The
government has once more assumed =
belIigerent and contrary attltude re-
eardlng the PanamasPaclfic i,terna,
tionaf Exposition, to be held u San
francisco In 1915.
The hope ls freely expressed, IN
Diplomatic and governmental circles,
that Asquith will refrain from making
4 national exhibit.
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CONVICTION or EDITOR
WHO EIBELLED W0RcESTER
UPHELD By U. S. COURT
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal
Wireless.

WASHINGTON, o. C., May .. -
The United States suprene Court. To-
day, afffrmed the conviction Of Owner
editor EIrenaclmento cf Manila. who
was convicted in the Island court for
libel against Dean Worcester former
secretsry Of the interior of the Phi
ter has made number Of charges per-
taininu 70 the existence of slavery ~
the soathermost possessIons of the
United States
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in the evening. ; A like program viii
be carried out at Waianae Friday, and
Dr. Wadman will return to Honolulu
Saturday 4
On Sunday May 81, in company
with Rev. ]. p. Erdman. DIR. Wadman
will address a meeting of Hawaiians
at Waikane. Al 7ss30 o'clock Sunday
evening he will speak at the Mid.
Pacific Institute.
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SHOOT THE KING
SUFFRAGETIES
CRY in ASSEMBLY
Mention of Britain's Ruler Is
Greeted BY Kisses from
the Multitude
(Associated Press by Federal
, Wireless

,, LONDON, Eng, May rs. "shoot
the king and HDown with King
George, the tyrants Were frequent ex-
ctamayfons at j conference Of the wo-
mems social and political union to-
day. - .-z
Every mention Of King George was
greeted with Kisses by the large
throng Of militant saffrasettes pres
ent.
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VESSEL col llDES
WITH lcEB BERG OFF
COAST OF CAPE RACE
{ sAssociatsa Press p Fsasfal

LONDON. Ensland, Nay 25<Thc
S. s. Royal Edward Is fepoefsd 70
have coIIlded WITH an lcebefn. head
on. about no miles 81 c6pe 11ce
Latest Information received here Is
to Ihe effect that but little d4nk1|-
w1s done 70 The vessel 30 leaks t.-
I11 1.>1||11td 81 81, c1'|'I|10 ard
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POPE CREATED IS
new CARDINALS;
PRAlS FOR PEACE
lAssociated Press By Federal
Wireless

ROME. italy, May 2s.-Pepe Plus
x. created f3 new cardinals today. n
his alIocution the pope appealed for
political and social peace taroushout
the world, through the medium Of
restoration Of the Influence Of the Ro-
man Catholic church.
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TODAY MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At ST. Louis-PhiladelPhia s, st.
Louis 2.
At oetroit-Wasbinston 10, De.
troit l.. - =
At cIeveland--5oston o, eIeye-
land g.
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Mr.. S. w Robley spoke at the week.
ly meeting at Oahu penitentiary yes
terday morning at II o'clock 1ilco.
dore Richards acted as ofganist and
John Martin presided
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New -Pittsburg 5, Brook.
iyn 4. s~s5
At cineinnati--cincin Z, PhiIa.
deIphia 8.
At eoston--st. Louis 2, Boston s
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Special Representative from the
Capital Expected to Make
Thorough investigation
NOLLE PROS. ENTERED
I'M DISTRICT COURT
Mccarn Under the Weather,
While Mcbride is Subpoenaed
to Appear wednesday

b Understanding that there Is
q every probability OF this matter !
& soon being taken up and inyesti- Z
4 gated before the federal grand =
q jury by a special representative .
~ from Washington. or, II not,
X then by the territorial grand jury, :
q feel that proceedings In this :
d court should be dropped. and ask .
that nolle prosequi be entered"
q A. NJ. Brown, deputy city and 2
\ county attorney. before the dis I
q trict court this morning. Z
q
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Continued on page thres)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-29
ALREDED0R De LA GUERRA

Disrfazando su barco con una cuarta
chlmenea de tela carton, hacienda
tfotar la bandera japonesa. para echar 4
pique ell 30 de Octubre-a pesar de s1
lnferioridad como buque de guerra-al
crucero russo enstchug'' a un caza-
torpedero frances.
For su ingenio, su audacia, pericia.
caballerosldad y rasgos verdaderamen-
te clranescos, Won Miller es hoy en- IN
glaterra un idolo popular.
Ell simpatico marino aleman, cuya
personalidad contrasta tan poderosa-
mente con la de otros oficiales del Ei6r.
clto del Kaiser Ell Belgica. naci0-es
curioso hacerlo notar-precisamen en-
ese mismo pals belga, en- Blanken-
berghe.
al recibirse en- la Agencia Lloyd la
noticia Official de la destruction del
Emden, - Sc dieron vivas d su CONAN
dante, al mismo tempo que Sc efectua.
ba una baja de un 80 por 100 en- la
prima del SECURE de barcos con rum
bo al Este de Suez.
Otro prisionero del Emden," ell lu
garteniente de Won Miller, es ell Prin
cipe Francisco Jose de Hohenzollern
hermano politico de d. Manuel, Rey dc
Portugal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-29
EDICT0
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, P r.
Secci0n pa.
Estados Unidos de America,
FL Presidente de los f. L., IS:
SeccIOn Ia.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.
EX PARTE.

POR CUANTO, habiendo presentado
el abogado Don Ernesto Diaz Arana.
una moci0n nombre de Domingo Ro-
driguez para que Sc declare su favor
el dominic de la siguiente fnca:
CSTlCA: compuesta de sesenta V
seis cuerdas % e6ntimos equivalentes
a 26 hectareas, 5 areas 81 Y media cen
tlareas. radieadas Ell ell barrio de Ce-
dro Abajo de Naranjito y colindantes
por el Norte con Medardo Rivera, Luis
Morales y Estanislao Rivera; por ell
Sud, con Rito Santiago, Martin Rodrf-
guez, Miguel Rol6n y EIoy VazQuez;
por el saliente con Medardo Rivera
Poniente con Julian Molina. Victoria
Rosado y Cristino Sanchez
POR TANTO, y habifndose ordena
do por Ell Honorable .Juez de esta corte
Sc pubique la pretenci6n por tres We
ces EN- IN peri0dico de los de mayor
circulation de los que Sc editan en- esta
,ludad para que los que tengan alg6n
derecho real SObre el inmueble desert
to, las perSonas ignoradas a Quienes
pueda parjudicar la inscription Y Ell
general todo el que desee oponerse
pueda efectuarlo dentro del ttrmino de
seSenta diaS, ilbro eI presente en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. 4 % de Diciembre