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Fourth: Upon such terms as justice shall require, 
may reinstate any former subscribing employee whose 
rights shall have lapsed hereunder. 
§ 26. The Trustees of the Corporation by the votes 
of not less than a majority of all of the members of the 
Board of Trustees, and upon the recommendation of a 
resolution adopted by the votes of not less than six of 
the members of the Pension Board, at any time or 
times, may alter, amend or repeal any or all of the rules 
hereby prescribed, and any such alteration, amendment 
or repeal shall be binding upon the subscribers hereto, 
and upon any persons who then are, or may thereafter 
become, entitled to any gratuity or pension hereunder, 
in like manner as though such alteration, amendment 
or repeal had been made at the time of the original 
adoption of these rules. Such power is to be construed 
as being in addition to the power to discontinue this 
pension system as hereinafter provided. 
§ 27. If the Pension Board shall consider that by 
reason of his or her minority, illness, imbecility, in- 
sanity, senility or for any other reason, it is undesirable 
to make any payment provided for by these rules to 
the person entitled thereto, the said Pension Board 
shall be at liberty to apply any sum or sums so payable 
to such person to the use of such person, in any way 
that the said Board may deem advisable, or to make 
such payment to any third person who, in the judgment 
of said Board, will apply the same in such manner as 
will be beneficial to the person entitled thereto. In the 
case of payments due to minors, the said Board, in its 
discretion, may make such payment to such minors, or 
to any surviving parent or relative of such minors or 
to the person with whom they reside. Upon making 
any such application of such moneys to the use of the 
person entitled thereto, or any such payment to a third 
person for his or her benefit, the Corporation and the 
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