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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-01
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-Pionser In the California
redwood region. John Cardigan. al forty
SsNeni - tie leading eitixen OF sequOia.
owner OF mills. ships. and many acres Of
married life. and father of two-day -old
Bryce Cardigan.
CHAPTER II AT fourteen Bryce makes
the acquaintance Of Shirley sumner, a yis-
ftor 10 Seduoia and his junior by a few
years T0gethsr they visit the Valley OF
tie Giants. sacred 20 John Cardigan and
hls s1n the burial place OF Bryces
mother. aud part with mutual regret
CHAPTER III While Bryce is at col
lege John Cardigan meets with heavy
business losses and for tue first time views
The future with uncertainty.
CHAPTER IV.-Afer graduation from
college and trip abroad. Bryce Cardi-
gan comes home. On tie train ne meets
shirley SUMNER on her way 10 Sequoia 10
make her home there with her uncle.
Col Pennington. Bryce learns that his
fathers eyesiEht has failed and that Col.
Pennington d seeking 70 take advantage OF
fhe old m&n's business misfortunes.
CHAPTER YIN the Valley OF the
Giants young Cardigan finds q tree fclled
directly russ his mothers grave Indi-
rations are that II was cut down 10 secure
che huri. ana evidence seems 90 shDw that
Pennington and his woods-boss, Jules
Rondeau, are implicated In the outrage.
CHAPTER yt-Dining with Col Pen
niugton and his niece. Bryce finds the
room paneied with redwood burl confirm
fng his suspicious Of Peuuington's guilt
In diplomatic way. uupercelVed by Shir-
ley, the two men declare war.
CHAPTER VII Pennington refuses 10
renew big logginE contract with the Cardi-
sanE believing his action means bank
Tuptcy for tie latter Bryce forces Rom
deau 20 confess he fellcd the tree in the
Valley Of the Giants. az Pennington's or
der. After Furnishing the man Bryce
huTls him az Col PENNINGTON who with
Shirley had witnessed the hight rennlng-
ton Is humliiated. and the girl Indignant.
orders Bryce 20 leave her and forget their
friendship He leaves. but refuses TO ac-
cept dismissal
CHAPTER VIII Returning TO sequoia,
the train on which shirley. her uncle. and
Bryce are travelling, breaks away from
the locomotive. and Bryce. who could have
escaped AZ the risk OF his life cuts out
The caboose and saves them from certain
death. being painfully injured In doing 50.
CHAPTER tX.-Moira McTavlsh. chlla-
mood friend OF Bryce and employed In his
ONCE makes Shirleys acquaintance and
the two become friends Needing money
badly, John Cardigan offers to sell PEN
nlngton the Valley OF the Giants. but the
Colonel. confident the property must soon
De his through the bankruptcy OF his
enemies, contemptuously refuses I'm
known 10 her uncle, Shirley buys the
Valley and the Cardigans have a new
lease OF business life. They interest capt. |
tal and decide on a scheme 10 parallel 1
Pennlngtons logging railroad.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-01
BOARD or TRADE NOTES
Men Connected With Rich Lumber Go,
Operations To Develop New lndustr,
in Manchester.

in Manchester.
Manchester was especially fortunate
when the Rich Lumber Company and
the associated business concerns locat-
ed in Manchester
The men connected with the bust
ness at Richville, and their families,
Immediately entered all the activities
Of the town and in many instances
have taken prominent places in civic
and benevolent work The business at
Richville has added materially 20 the
resources of the town and there were
many regrets when il appeared that
we were likely 10 lose, not only so
many desirable people, but so also a
prosperous manufacturing concern.
1t appeared, however, that the Rich
vile people liked Manchester and
wanted to stay. Since the completion
of their numbering operations, Mr..
Rich and his associates have been
planning an industry to utilize the
Rich Lumber Compay plant and tene-
ments and which would enable them to
continues business in Manchester. II
has taken some time to develop their
plans, but, during the past few days
Mcssrs. Andrews, Rich, Ryan and
Schlieder have purchased the entire
holdings Of the B.uon Cooperage Com
pany, including 5532 acres Of timber
land on the East Mountain, several
residences and other property in the
towns of Manchester and Sunderland.
These interests have also taken over
the location Of the Rich Lumber Com
pany and Ford Bros, and in associa-
ton with Mr.. n. ID. Cass of Athol,
Mass, will soon form a new corpora
ton for the manufacture Of toys,
specializing in toy furniture. This
will involve the cutting of over mil
lion feet of timber and the eonstruc-
tion this summer of an up-to-date
Early in 1921, modern fac
tory, with all motor-driven machinery,
will be constructed to commence oper-
alton in June 1921 Work has COM
menced on the new project and will be
advanced as rapidly as conditions will
permit. Mr.. Cass is president of the
n. d. Cass Company, Athol, Mass,
which concern has been large and
manufacturer Of toys for
nearly 25 years and he will bring to
ne new concern the same characteris-
les that have made his concern at
Athol so successful and well known in
he trade over a long period OF years.
This positive announcement Of the
Of new industry,
which will be permanent addition 10
he business Of the town, will be re- /
eived with great pleasure by the ,
,eople of Manchester.
The members Of the Board Of Trade |
sill be especially appreciative as our
wo very able presidents have both
cen selected from the Richville group
( men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-01
fContinued)
Here Bryce read aloud
~Golden Gate Hotel-Rooms Fifty
Cents-and Up.

Here Bryce read aloud:
~Golden Gate Hotel-Rooms Fifty
Cents-and Up.
-San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 10. 1916.
my dear Cardigan: Hsrk to the
voice Of one crying In the wilderness:
then picture to yourself the unlovely
spectacle Of q strong man crying.
"Let Us assume that you have duly
considered. Now wind up your wrist
and send me q rectangular piece OF
white. blue. green or pink paper bear
ing In the lower right-hand corner. in
your clear. bold chirography. the magic
woris Bryce Cardigan'-with the lit-
tie up-and-down hook and flourish
which Identifies your signature given
in your serious moods and lends value
TO otherwise worthless paper.
-whep you knew me last. was q
prosperous young contractor. Alasi I
put ali my eggs In one basket and pro
duced sn omelette. Took q contract
60 build : railroad In Honduras Hon
dunas got 20 lighting with Nicaragua
the government ! had done business
with went out Of business. and the
Nloaraguan army recruited all my Ia
borers and mounted them 90 my mules
and horses. swiped all my grub. and
told ne 10 90 home. went Why
stsyf Moreover. had an incentive
consisting 0f shout an inch of hayobet
fortunately DOT applied IN a vital
spo'-which accelerated rather than
decreased my speed.
Hurry. my dear Cardigan. en-
tshed eafing my overcoat the day be
fore yesterday.
MAKE Il hundred. and God yin
bless yog When set Il. IN come %
Seauola and Kiss you. I'D pay yOu
back some firne-of course
-wistfully fhlBe
BUCK oGuvY.
p S-nelays are aanSerpus sni
procrasinatieu i the thief q time
h
John Carsisnn chuckied -rd take
B0ch ogiivy. Bryce. Hen Do. Is he
bonesfy
= donr kaow. He wax the las;
tine I saw him
-Tben wfre HIN = hundred Douf /
~aif for ne uEit-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-01

81 have already wired him the hun.
dred. In oil probability he is now out
whirilng like q dervish."
Good boy Well. think we've
planned sufficient for the present.
Bryce. You'd better leave for san
Francisco tomorrow and close your
deal with Gregory. Hire good law
yer to draw up the agreement between
you; be sure you're right. and then go
ahead-full speed. When you return
10 Sequoia. III have few more points
10 give you. III null them over ia the
meantime"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-01

CHAPTER III While Bryce is at col
lege John Cardigan meets with heavy
business losses and for tue FIRST time views
the future with uncertainty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-01

CHAPTER Pioneer In the California
redwood fsgion. John Cardigan. al forty
seNeni - tie leading eitixen OF Seauoia
climber a widoser after three years OF
married life. and father OF two-day -old
Bryce Cardigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
DECORATIONS
SET OFF EXHIBITS
Continued from Page One)

prospective buyers a better chance to
size up the merits Of the respective
cars, and be in a position to more
readily make their selection, rather
than walk many steps from one build
ing to another.
The two buildings in which the show
is to be held will give ample floor
space for the exhibition Of the various
pleasure cars, motor trucks and trac-
tors and accessories for motor mach
Iinery. Berry's garage, in which the
pleasure cars will be on exhibition, is
100 140. while that of Jackson's
Cadillac agency is, 60xl40, giving a
total floor space Of $50 Y lao, motor
trucks, tractors and accessories being
on show in the latter building.
FINE DECORATIONS
Decoration Of the two buildings is
to form no small part of the show
and the buildings VIII be elaborately
! decorated with bunting and flags
The LOCAL dealers are receiving the
greatest of encouragement from the
business men of Ell Centre and the
Auto Trades Association and the Auto
mobile Club of Southern California
fcAN GO-ODEfdllOfl While
the manufacturers Of the different cars
sold IN the valley are instructing their
dealers TO use their utmost endeavors
IN properly placing the cars before the
public, promising to do their full part
IN the matter of expense, and even may
send special representatives here from
! the factory. Several companies have
signified their intention Of doing this.
Special days will be assigned as
Brawiey Day, Calexico Day, and Ac-
,cessories Day.
!, OF course such a show would be
incomplete without some social diver
, sion and TO this end the entertainment
: jazz bands in the state to furnish
music during the entire show and for
, dancing, which is to form a delightful
/ diversion IN the evening, affording the
, dealers and statesmen, tired from their
all day talks, explaining the special
features and advantages Of their uart-
! icular make Of car, relaxation in the
dance while whispering sweet nothings
in the ear of some fair one.
FOUR COMMITTEES
Committees in charge of the shov
are as follows: Executive. p. l.. Ech.
tols. A. p. Williams and w. III. White.
field.
!. Advertising: J. Z. Cass, j. B. Halt
|. ard G. n Merralis.
Entertainment; Cu~ley'' Erumbly
a. Z. Parrish and l.. l.. Hebert.
I Publicity; NJ. B Townan, Fred. NJ
Berry and Purl Willis.
Imperial Valley is eagerly awaitin,
the opening day Of the show and tn
anticipated attendance is in the thous
ards. II would rot surprise the com
iinittee if the 10000 mark were passe
during the three days.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
NEW GREEN SEAL
! BATTERY UNIQUE
IN SOME PARTS
Valley Auto Electric Company
Manager Explains Salient
Features CT One of Best
Batteries on Market.

The generally accepted opinion that
all storage batteries are new when
delivered to the ultimate consumer
has been repudiated since the appear
ance upon the local market of the
Prest -O-Lite Green Seal battery. This
battery which has completely revolu-
tioniZed all traditional methods Of bat
terry construction is as unique in de-
sign as it is original in construction.
1t is said to embody many salient feat
ures that prolong its life for the
length of time it otherwise would
have been layin garound the dealers
shop-because the acids and chemicals
necessary for its proper functioning,
re not installed until it is actually
placed in the purchasers car.
The radical departure in battery
construction is the logical growth of
spirit of disfavor that has been ram
pant among motorists for years. At
ter the. purchase of the ordinary type
of battery, immediate signs of dete-
rioration sometimes begin to appear,
which considerably lessen the battery's
efficiency and the length of life. Re-
alizing this, the Prest- -O-Lite engi-
neers, after months of exhaustive ex-
perimenting and intricate research,
they created the new famous Presto
Lite Green Seal battery, filling as it
did, long-felt want for battery that
was absolutely new the day it went to
the consumer. 1t scored an instant hit
among motorists throughout the west.
Valley Auto Electric Co., local dis
tributors for this epoch-making bat
terry, report that the demand for these
batteries has been unusually brisk
since their local introduction.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
GOODYEAR BUILDS
AVIATION FIELD
/ At Los ANGELES
4zse@saesas
Ne,r Entry into West Means
Much for Development of
AriGfion;; Best of Everything
for Flyers.

To stimulate public interest in ae-
rial transportation, The Goodyear Tire
4 Rubber company of California, Co
operating with the city of Los Ange-
les, Cal, has established municipal
aviation field at its new factory now
under construction in the California
city.
Comprising eighty acres, the flying
field, loaned by Goodyear to the mu-
nicipality, has four hangers for the
accommodation of airplanes and with
in the next month an addition of a
complete airship hangar will be
made. 1t is the intention of Los An
geles officials to have the coast Wing
foot field open to use by any planes
wishing to land to discharge or take
on passengers, or in the event that re-
fuelling is necessary.
Three quarters of a mile long and
half a mile wide, the field viii offer
every facility for safe and easy land
ings. Although entirely level anc
composed of hard ground, allowing
landings to be made anywhere, Z
stretch of fine turf 400 feet wide, run
ming diagonally across the field, vii
assure landings and take offs under
ideal conditions This green diagon
al will also mark the field, so that i
can easily be distinguished by avia
tors. Painted stripes on one of the
lSO foot smoke-stacks of the factory
viii serve as further guide to fiiers.
The airship hangar will house an
dirigible landing at the field, but vii
especially be used to shelter the new
tractor 'spony Blinp" Goodyear hal
constructed for commercial purposes
and which will be shown for the frs
time At the San Francisco aero show
in April, It is probable that this shll
will be taken TO Los Angeles after tn
show and several flights made.
Los Angeles officials believe tn
new Wingfoot field will be widel,
used by fliers, as there is great ac
tivity in aeronautics on the coast.
Il probable that fueiing facilities am
aviation mechanics win be Supplied
eventually.
Aprit Al 1920. fE
- g. pa.E = -. - =, = ~ ,r.s
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17

A jury Thursday afternoon after
taking two ballots brought in a YER
dict which set aside the will OF the
late Frank Johnson. The estate which
is valued at $4,000 win 20 to the
brothers and sisters. One third had
been willed to the Seven Day Ad-
ventist church. Evidence showed
that the financial secretary of the
church had written the will and the
jury assumed that this was with other
facts bore out the assertion of the sis
ter that the man had ben influenced
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17

ryerybSds yassited to- the grand ball
rs lie pivSA finder the auspices OF ~
Daeis Telnlls Dlagiatic Order E.night !
d kofrosnn at Masonic lemnie next
Friday evening $l.oO. Come.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17

Call Pioneer Truck arm Transfer Go.
Ter baggage checks, piano and house
hold goods San Diego freight and bag
cage. Phone /.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Una Function IntGTGSaRtG
OrganizandO zun ameno espectaculo

Dos artistas muy notables y que
gozan en- San Juan de muchas SIM
patfas, la sonora Guadalupe l.. del
Castillo y Ia senorita Virginia Barra-
gan, estan organizando una function de
Ibenefcio9 para uno de los dias de esta
semana, en- el Teatro Municipal.
Ell programa que ha de ser inter
pretado, ofrecera las aplaudidas ar
tistas oeasiones mdltiples de lucimien-
to. Aun no Sc ha fijado definitiva-
mente que obras del repertoire extern
sfsimoA de las mencionadas artistas
han de ser llveadas a la escena; pero
como hay donde escoger, el programa
quedara ultimado pronto.
Cuentan las benefciadas, que han
dido en- nuestro teatro tan merecidas
oyaciones, con Ell concurso de un gru-
20 valioso de companeros de arte, que
forman un conjunto irreprochable.
Por las simpatfas de que gozan en-
San Juan tanto la distinguida actriz
sefora del Castillo como la gentilisi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

que figuran gaRaIlao fesle dos d5lares
en- terminos descendenfes.
NoTA ACLARATslRIA.- Nos he.
mos informado que ha sI,lo despedido
el sehor Ramos y sblieitamos. como
aaicf6n. que sea repnesto en- su cargo.
No admitimos nj aseptamos la dis
cusi6n de las iesiiciones nuestras
nj nm dfa sino 81 nos concede 10
que hemos forinnli,lo desde el mo-
mento mismo en due de comienzo
la discussion. no importa el resul-
tadO de la misma
Tina comisi6n iltegaada por los hnel
guistas seilores jose F4r1iandez An
gel n. Para entreg1 IN Ia 0Iicina del
Superintendent Geadai del Alumbra
do senior Cryde, el 4Illfgo que eontiene
las adjuntas peticiones. y Il notitlc0
personalmente. A las D. m. del mis-
mo dfa recibimos su tnntestaci6n, en- la
que nos, inform0 colclrfamente Z
NO me eS p0SiAie daf uStedes
una contestaci6n Immediate a unos
asuntos de la iiaportancia de los
que ustedes Sc ra'ieren; sin embar-
go dare al asunl II consideration
que Sc merece nutificar6 a su
debido. tieinpo.@ $,
NueStrOs asOcidoS celebraron una
Asamblea General se lieg6 la con-
clusion de que deblamos abandonar
nuestro trabajo hasta que los represen
tantes de la eonipahia eonsideraran,.y
resolyieran favorablelnente huestras pc
ticiones.
En- nuestro pliego de petieiones con-
cedimos nm plazo de eDee horas para
resolver el asnnto.
D - g4lsf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
La Situacion

IN hnalga rn Vance s~miinuaha gur
en- san Nieente. Vega Isaja "a otra>
centrales de Ia region Nor4e. - ili
ciaha iamhicn Il movimienio De- pare
en- los tral,ajos de- Ia zafra.
A consecurncia de In hnelga de- lns
irabajadOres DE la Compailia de los
carros Eleciricos. Saniurcc Y Pncrfa
de TERRA estuvicrbn Ia nochc ,lel Sa-
badO Y el domingo sin luz en n ria
pdblica. aunaue Sc mantuvo la lIe has
casas particularcS. IIasta Ia parada.
10 hub0 alumbrado con algunaS inter
miteDcias. pero la oscuridad fuc ahso-
luta hasta Martin Peila. A conSecucn-
cia de estO muchaS guaguaS SuSpem-
dierOn el servicio de tI-ifico pucS Sr
hacla peligrosO con la carretera sin
luz. Sc teme que 81 no hay una defni-
tiva sOluci0n al confiicto no pueda
mantenerse el servicio de alumbrado
Y fuerza pues el personal que cSta
hacienda ell de la Planta dc Comcrfo
Y el de Santuree. realiza fmprola la
Dor y Sc agOta.
Los Obreros separAdOS del nabaio
pasan de so V anOche tuvierOn Otra
reunion para tratar de la hnelga.
Destacamentos de la policfa inSular
estan siendo enviadOs rapidamentc 4
los Distrit0s donde la huelga es mas
importante v sc infOrma que en- la
Guanica Sc destacaran 100 hOmbreS.
llamandO 81 es precise personal supple
mentario para aunentar Ia fuerza de
10 policfa Y pagandolo de los fondOs de
emergencies disposition del GOberna
dor.
En- otro lugar de esta edicci0n da-
mos mas detaIles del estado del Go
bernador Wager V de la situaci0n de
las huelgas en- San Juan Y en- la isla.
i.sa auI Rcpn,fcr dc Trno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Hsb|8a glM 6 h
C0!alaila I!g b lE

= (
Il Desele e linstante cn que cleFses-eAl-l
nleadosi tt laj a8iTisi6n de- Islectrscidsad
de estt Compaafa abanaonaroil sr tra
bajo, lia habido repetidOs atentados cri-
minalos para paralizar el serv:dio de
luz y fuerza en- San Juan Y otrc; pne-
bIos por medic de la destrucciGli dc las
lfneas de transmission. Sus a:cntadOs
han eonsistido prineipalmente en tirar
cadellas v alambres sobre las Hneas
de traasnisi6n Ell sitios .dOnde tales nc
t0s pIdieran perpetrarse cop 81 menOr
riesgo de, ser descubiertos, con cl pro
p6sito de crear cortos circuitos Y Ia ro
tura de las lIneas de TRANSMISSION In
aIgupos casos. lfneas de distrilnci5n
han sido cortadas. Esta Gosuraiifa
tiene personal sufciente ensla Division
de Linz Y Fuerza para garantiyar I'M
seryicio adecuado continue en- todos.
los distritOs. Por supuestos no tiene
empleados sufieientes para yigii..ar los
inucnos: kilometres de siis lfneas 4
In policfa esta prestando un servi=
clio excelente para eEitar casos de es-
ia naturaieza; y Sc cree que no shabra
mas interrnpciones en- el sersieio pori
motiio de las causas mencionatlas.
For supuesto, nj esta Compa1ia nj
las aNtoridades pdblicas puedcn tram
sigir eon actos criminales. A los aten
tados para destruir la propiefad Dc
.esta compahfa y causar molestias )
p6rdiGas al pdblico lie sera puesto cote
v los autores castigades.
Enaro - de 1920.
0. II. sBFhLL.
General Manager P. r. Z. +. Co
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

N esiado del Gol'enador Wager
hasta IA mahmna de hoy-es de algu-
na mejUria dentro de ~ gravedad.
A las = de Ia mahana del Domingo
presto juramentO ante 81 Iuez del SUI
promo Hon. Emilio del TorO Cuevas.
el I.ctlo. Sr. Benedicto. TesOrero de
Puerto Rico. que ha sidO designadO
por el Presidente para desempeiiar
el cargo de GobeTnadOr INFERNO en-
tantO el DIR. Wager sc restablece's
Numerosos telegramas de todas las
poblaciones de In isla esta recibiendO
el Secretario particular del Goberna-
dor respecto de la salud del Goberna.
dor v muchas persOnas han firmadO
ell libro de la Mansion Ejecutiva .
han dejado allf sus tarletas.
Sc espera que la familia del Goher-
nador Yager que So encuentra en- Es-
tados Unidos haya recibido ell Cable
en- que sc le noticiaba la gravedad Y
que embarque en- el primer vapor de
regrcsO Ia lSla.
Hnre otfas personals han estado en-
la Mansion Ejecutiva constantcmente
los Jefes de Departamentos. selores
Miller, Bonner, Jueces del supreme,
TOro Cueyas Y Audrey, Postmaster de
Correos, Sr. Keigh, Jefe de la Policfa.
senior ShantOn, Teniente senior Dfaz v
el Secretario particular, seiior RGdrf-
,guez.
Sc dijo en- la noche del domingo que
sc intentaba realizar una Intervention
quirIirjica. perO no hubO tai cosa.
FL Gobernador INFERNO se1or Rene
dicto volvi0 la Mansion Ejecutiva
despues de conner permaneciendo allf
muchas horas.
Desde hace dos dfas Sc estan en-
viando y recibiendo cables a Estados
Unidos. .,..,.......... ~,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Ia VgIad8 M 6SiaO
EslailaL. aglgldlla1


Ell JustFeE poeta Franciseoiiy llaespel
sa y II Directiya del Casino Espafol
de SAN Juan han resuelto,aplnxar la
velidh Eteraria que habfa dc eelebrar-
Sc maaana en- el Importance Centre So
ciaI,
Tanfo eli Casino como el en'inente
poeta, han querido asociarse al senti-
miento general de Ia grayeflpl que
aqueia s. f. Ell Gobernador Wager,
Y SUI desici0n ha de ser muy celpbrada.
Ell IMPARcIAL estima que es un
rasgo aer delicada cortesfa \ lc afec-
tuosa conyivencia Ia suspension de la
gran fiesta Iiteraria en- estes nnomentos,
s aplande III desici6n. ass a&
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
H senior BG6BlGtO,
G0beTni86 !.

Con fecha de aver Sc fecibi6 I'm ca
blegra,na del Jefe del Negociado de
Asuntcs Iusulares. andncianio que 81
Presidente ha designad0 al 'Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, Sr. Jose p. Beueiictol
para cle actde como goBefnador Inte-
rino iurante la incapacfdad temporal
del Gobernador, de aeuerdo con las
disposiciones de La Seccfon "a de Ia
Ley f.rganica. Inmediatamente ei Sr.
Benedicto presto juramento como tai
ante 81 Hon. Emilio del Toro, Juez
Asociado de la Corte Suprema lie Pner
to Rico. '-sss