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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
FACES Second
DEATH SENTENCE
REVOLUTIONS LEGALLY Exc
cUTED TO BE EXECUTED.
Anton Lust Who Was Shot January,
1906, Comes Back to Life and Will
Be Executed Again for Crime Com
ntted

Riga, Russia, March s.-The re-
markabe case of Anton Lust, an Es-
thonian revolutionist who, after once
being legally executed. Is facing a
second death sentence for pillaging an
estate during the insurrectlon in the
Baltic provinces, will be referred to
the lower house Of parliament. Lust
was arrested In January, 1906, for taxi
ing part in the sacking of the estate
of German baron. He was tried by
la drumhead court martial, was shot
on the spot and was left for dead. His
relatives, however, found that he was
alive, spirited him off and nursed him
back TO health. Recently Lust was
rearested, and he is to be again tried
for pillage.
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Enfranchisement Bill Be-
fore House of Commons
GREAT GENERAL INTEREST
ENeLAND's HOUSE OF COMMONS
CROWDED WITH WOMEN suF.
FRAGlsTs, WHO SEEK PASSAGE
OF THE WoMAN's ENFRAN.
cHIsEMENT BILL.

London, March S.-The enfranchise-
ment bill, which came up for its sec
and reading in the house Of commons
today, and which was introduced by
Dickson, liberal, although practically
identical with the measure introduced
by James Keir Hardie, socialist, last
year has evoked far greater general
interest. The bill simply provides
that a woman shall have a franchise
on the same terms upon which II is
now granted to men. The militant
tactics of the women suffragists OF
recent months for their bold raids on
the house of commons, from which on
several occasions they have literally
been bodily thrown out and scores OF
them imprisoned, have given the ques-
tion prominence which IL hitherto had
not attained. The house of commons
was crowded when the debate on the
proposed measure began. but only
women whose good behavior was guar
anteed by members Of parliament were
permitted TO enter the gallery
Debate was the repetition of familiar
arguments for and against female
suffrage and there was complete di-
vergence from the usual party lines,
the rejection of the bill being moved
by White, liberal. another opponent be-
ing Cremer, was found among it's sup
porters. An attempt was made TO
close the discussion, but the speaker
declined to accept the motion. The
opponents of the bill held the floor un-
til O'Clock, when the sitting was
closed. They thus won the day. as
this practically kills the bill for the
present session.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
N. 0. HORSES FoR ALASKA.
Fine Animals Secured at Valley City
Fast Shipment.

Valley City, n. d., March S.--J. B.
Taylor, who has been here for some
time, has started for Seattle with a
carload of horses which will be taken
to Alaska. His car was attached to
one of the passenger trains, in order
to make quick trip. and il is UNDER
stood that the shipping charges will
be in the neighborhood of 5000. The
horses average about 1900 in weight
and are fine specimens of all l-purpose
work animals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
Business Mems Banquet.

Little Rock, Ark, March Sin the
Hotel Marion last night upward of 800
of the most prominent men in the
state were entertained at a banquet
by the directors of the board of trade,
the Business Mems league, Merchants
Freight bureau and Retail Merchants
and Grocers' association Mayor w. Il.
Lennon presided and welcomed the
guests. Among those who delivered
addresses were Governor Little; Geo.
w Rogers. president of the board of
trade: c. N. Kramer, president of the
Retail Merchants association; T. Fl.
Bunch, president of the Business
Mems league, and others.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
How a Girl Asked Legislation
Against Young Men Who Do
Not Know When to Go Home

be all kinds of trouble for him, and
perhaps there will be if he does-es-
Decially when in his bill he shall pro-
ceed to designate those Missouri girls
over % as "old maids Equally in
teresting is the following petition from
one of the fair ones from the land of
Penn. addressed to a representative:
II have noticed that you have been
instrumental in getting up for the
common good. / trust you will be in
dulgent and pardon the great liberty
take in addressing you, but | want to
suggest a bill that will do an awful lot
OF good not only to myself but to a
lot of other girls. Al have a gentleman
friend whom i love very dearly, but
he don't know when TO go home.
Everything else / ask him he complies
with. but when | ask him if he does
not thing it is time to go home, he
says he does not want to be away from
me for a single minute.
Sometimes it takes him over an
hour to kiss me good night When
my papa spoke to him about 1T, he
laughed and said he'd bet he did the
same when he was counting my mama,
and papa laughed and said he sup
do about it and thought you could
help me. Can't you have law
passed making young men callers go
home before midnight. Say you fix
the hour at H. Ii you will do this
you will ever so much oblige me-
Yours very truly,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
Hollands Machinery Show.

Amsterdam. March S.--Announce-
ment was officially made today that
an international exhibition OF ma
chinery. machine tools and motor ears
viii be held here in August and Sep
tember. The exhibition will be held
BY the Society for the Advancement
of Industry, and will be exempted
from import duty, and especially low
rates for transport are being granted
by the railways, while arrangements
will be made by the government TO
bring artisans from all parts OF Hol-
land to the exhibition.
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need NOT SHAVE
COLORED men
CONNECTICUT SUPREME COURT
HITS THE NEGROES.
Decision Handed Down Holding That
BARRIERS in the State Can Refuse to
Shave coIored Men = Shops Not
Public Places.

Hartford Conn, March S.The SUI
preme court Of the state has just hand
ed down a decision TO the effect that
the BARRIERS in the state need not
shave colored men. The decision was
reached on an appeal from the superior
court decision in Bridgeport by Henry
H. Foulkner, colored man. who
brought suit against Thomas Solozzi, a
barber of that city. Solozzi refused to
shave Foulkner, his defense being that
his barber shop was not place of
public accommodation within the
meaning OF the law. The supreme
court upholds that contention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
SALVAGE OF
The DAKOTA
JAPANESE EXPERTS TAKE PES
sIMisTIc VIEW.
@. NJ. Co. Will Soon Decide Whether Il
Will Take Charge Of the Salvage Of
Turn the Mammoth Steamer Over to
Underwriters.

Yokohama, March s.-By March Al
lit will be decided whether the wrecked
steamer Dakota viii be saIved by it's
owners. the Great Northern Steamship
Co, or be handed over to the under
writer's. No official inquiry into the
occurrence has yet been held at the
United States consulate, but the pass
.engers are making affidayits on their
personal claims The Japanese expert
opinion on the question OF salvage is
pessimistic.
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1t goes without saying that any
well conditioned legislator ought to
be willing to regulate young men who
don't kn wv when to go home. especial
ly when 1t takes one of them an hour
to kiss his best girl good-by and the
poor little thing doesn't know what to
do about 1t. One might ask why this
second Hobson does not marry the girl
and thus avoid being away from her
for single minute. but the relief
asked for is general and perhaps after
all a cupid's curfew is really needed In
Pennsylvania as badly as Is that old
maid statute In Missouri.
Anyway, those Legislators are going
to have to show these girls or their
will be trouble. Good night kisses an
hour long and thoughtiess young wom-
en- making old maids Of themselves are
among the serious dangers that threat
cn the country and they should be
regulated without any more delay.
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jamestown Man and Wo-
man Are Hurt
WRECK ON THE MILWAUKEE
PASSENGER TRAIN ON MlLWAu-
KEE coLLiDEp WITH 5uRLlNG-
TON TRAIN--cREW HELD RE-
sPoNsIBLE-ENGiNEER WAS
KILLED.

Davenport, Ia, March S.--The body
was today removed from the wreck
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
passenger train No. Al. The RESPONSE
bility for the wreck it is declared
rests on the crew of the c.. B. & @
train which, it is said had orders to
wait for the other train at Bettendorf
The passenger slightly injured include
Louis B. Neimeier and wife of James
town, n. D.; L. G. Cannon of Water
town, s. ID.
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Mexican NJ. E. Conference.

Mexico city, March ST.. There are
over 700 delegates in attendance at
the Methodist Episcopal conference
which opened here last might. Bishop
David II. Moore. the noted worker In
the Methodist church, and John p.
Holland of Milford. Del, another well
known church worker, were the prin-
cipal speakers. The conference will
remain in session until the night Of
March TO-
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SEE HIM ANY TIME.
President Roosevelt Glad to See Har-
rinan Any Time.

Washington, March S.-The presi-
dent has not made any engagement foI
an interview with E. H. Hartman
president of the Union Pacific railroad
it was said at the White House today
but he will be glad to see him at any
time he comes to Washington, just as
he is glad to see him or any one else
Some days ago Maxwell Evarts, one
of Harriman's counsel. was at the
White House, and in response to in
qulries en- the subject as to whether
the president would see Hartman, he
was given to understand that he would
al any time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
MURDER SUSPECT.
St. Louis Police Arrest Man in connec-
tion With Murder Mystery.

st. Louis, NO., March S-Harry
Muermeyer. aged rs, was arrested at
his home today in connection with the
mysterious murder Of Mrs. Kate
Quernheim, whose dead body, shot, cut
and bruised, was found in her room
last evening. The police state that the
arrest of Muermeyer Is not regarded as
solving the murder mystery. bur he is
being held pending an investigation
into the statements he made following
the discovery Of the deed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
VAST TIMBER LANDS.
Michigan Men Acquire Large Acreage
of Valuable Timber.

Portland, Ore, March s.-W. c. Nc
Clure of Saginaw, Mich, has bought
for $4,000. $4,000 acres of timber land
in Lincoln and Polk counties adjoin-
ing the Siletz reservation. NJ. q. Star
rett, also Michigan timber man, has
bought $4,000 acres of timber along
the Sinslaw river in Lane county for
from $40 to $25 per acre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
BY POPULAR VOTE.
Bill to Elect U. S. Senators Goes to
Missouri Governor.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March S.-The
bin for the nomination of candidates
of all parties for United States senator
by popular vote, was sent to Governor
Folk Immediately after 1t had been
passed by the house of the Missouri
legislature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
Woodruff .Homsmard Bound.

Cherbourg. France, March S.-Tim-
othX J.. Woodruff. New York state re-
publican chairman. sailed from here
last night on the Deutschland for New
York. He visited all the principal
cities in Italy during his stay in this
country, and was accompanied by his
wife.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
SERIOUS CHARGE.
Ramsey County Man Charged With
Assaultina His Daughter.

Devils Lake. N. d., March S.-B, B.
Regan, "a well known farmer of Dry
Lake township, was arrested, charged
with the crime of committing rape
upon his own daughter, aged about IA
years. Mr.. Regan was brought to
town last night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08
Minister Dead.

velva N. d. March S.--Rev. A. l..
Wooley diad after an illness of over
a year of tuberculosis. The funeral
services were held fro mthe Methodist
church. Presiding Elder Moore of
Minot officiating.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-08

STREET CAR RAN AMuck.
st. Louis Car dumped Track--Seven
Seriously Injured.

st. Louis. Mo-. March S.-A north
bound Bellefontaine street car jumped
the track on Cherokee street today,
collided with south bound car and
ran twenty feet on the sidewalk The
ears are almost totally wrecked and
resulted in the severe injuries to seven
persons Several others received
minor injuries.
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Tfavesuras de muchaChus.
So lmprOIISaTOn motoEIstas puslGfOn On mar
cha IN caro- OItstTIeO,

El s6bado las menoG cuarto, los
chicos Alfredo Holano Rafael, acompa'
fiadou de an negTito (a) EE Chico del Pas.
teIerO, Bs subieron 81 CAIRO el6Ctrico nfme-
70 15 en- la estaci6n de Ia Ma1ina, una
vez dentFo d Solano le di6 Q 8 puntoB Al
motor poniendo s aquel On movimientO.
Ala saxon pasaba por allf 81 chico Le'
desma, hijo de d Bsiiora C6spedesy y fu6 +
aYisaH u moto1iSta de un CAIRO que Venfa,
ID ocurrsncia de lon travieBoB chicos
ri motorists ape6se de Gu CAIRO hizo
retroceder 81 otEo hahts Is eataci6n dando
parts al inspector del CAIRO & ID pOlicia u
que 81 POGO ratio apres6 dos de loa i'm.
ptoviaAdos' motoEistas, pues eI chico DEL
PastelerO pudo evadi1ue eacondisndcIs ds
bsjo de an wagon.
10 falta de Ia escuela correctional se
deja Eentir Cada vez mks, pueg Son muchoI
los chiCoB que, sin hogaT, hi una persona
que los diEija, pululan PoE calles y plazaH
cFeCiendo en- 81 vicio J II holganza y pre-
parkndoae para sDgrosar Ias fiIas de laS
cSrceles 8 pFeaidioI
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CoFreliginparics:

CorEeligionaEios;
Es " IN hecho indiacudble, e una res
hdad que muchos de lCl art1culos De prl-
meEa nscalidAd tAlen como e. pan = caEna
y - leches aGf como tRmDien loa de impor-
taci6n q consumo, alcanzaD hoy en todo
q pail pRacio1 excaliV Vannenta eleyados, que
hacen cada dia m6a diffcil u vida, espa-
cialments & Ice claseI pcbEel.
que e1os eievRdca pTaCio1 no obede.
cen 4 las cauAa1 rntuTnle1 que ca general
loa regular, eat6 tam bien n fasra de toda
duda
La Union de Puerto Rico no acsp-
e como AsJlhma la inyaF1i6n de capital en
la tcfnaclon az comblnacloFel tnaneleEal
5o ecoa anlcls aqs saEl iEl,oL resuA Atano q Alza
artihcial del precio aqueLlcs GFtfculoS que
forman Ia base principal dela subsiatencia
del pueblo, con 81 establecimiantO de mono
po' ioH EismpTe OdiosCg. adm en cualquisra
otEo Eamo de la actividad humans.
~ CamaEa Unionista yot6 por unanl-
mldad en Y Ultima Legislature una Ley
para combadr los monopolios; 100 oTgano1
de y Union en la prenSa han combatido
tambi6n conBtantemente los trust y demSs
CombinaCione1 il1cita1 que estableCen mo.
n0polios en- loB kstadoB UnidolD q par
que Gsmpre apoy6 con su APPLAUSE lag sa-
ludables eneTgtaB del pTeEidente Roosevelt
en- 50 campana contFa RquellaB con1aDu-
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IA LOS UNIONS AS.


lag mol6cnIas a6nes qHe foEnAn los cusT-
pos s6lidos, ha az Onder UiempEe ca
todcG Iog caso1 s agna C. m6EiloD que pre-.
lidisEon s su formaci6n y 4 Ios fnes que
1a propiaieEon los hombres que L. fam
daEon.
Aquellos fines no san otEos que Ia fell.
cidad de loa puerto1Eiq quefios. que en- doE
de gua principaIes ttrminOa Connists. ca Uuu
ibertadas pdblicau y "a D. ptOIparidad
material. Y eg eata Il Iaz6n por u cuRI
hoy 81 YeEss amenazado, Biquiera trannito-
.riaments, uno de nquallos satFemos, Il
Junts Central, ha cfeido su debeE diFigiE-
ss & todos y cada uno de lou unionistas,ya
Sc hallen on algdn paegto de Il adminiG-
tEIlci6Ds 20 on cuaiqutsEa Ctr9 eAfefa dc
lR aCtiyidad humalia, paEa TeCordarles que
no debsn permRnecsT inRctivoa indife.
Tentes y que cadR cual en Is medida de GuG
fuerzag, debe pTopsnder poner remedio
81 NAL, "a ejercitando los recuEEoa que "a
Ley p0ne 81 diapoGci6n, d eieEce cargou
en- la administration pdbIica; ya contri-
buyendo con sus mediop 8 asoCiando Los
suy0s otr0 para oponersa 81 mOnopolio,
81 la fortuna le ha favoEecido con elemen.
ton para haceElo; % denunciando lca abu.
sos , auxiliando los dor primeEoE en- %
labor, b CaFeCe de otros nedics. Ese es.
on al preGsnte Caso, q de todo buen ciuda.
dRno J no puede yer, no & buan unioniuta,,
nj puede ser connidsrado como tal, quisn
no eI busn ciudRdano.
Ad pues, deiando loa p6deEes do "a
naci6n 81 estudio IA las cauaas que produ
cen 81 alto pracio de los arlfculos que de
alIf Importance, como uno de lca motivou
de esta nituaci6n anormal que di6 oTigan
& Ia oonvoCstoTia de los alcaldes de IL i1la,
nosOtFos debemol por nueStra parte, COO
psrsr & u aCci6n del gsbieFno local evi
tandO por tOdou los medies posibIeB que ca
nuestEo pafS sa entronica a pernicio1o HiI
tema de Ios trust y de Iohsmonopolioa.
Ia Union de Puerto Rico b de cum
pliE siempra con aus debers polfticos Az
10 ha hecho; All 10 hace hoy que Ia tarol
pareCe mas f6cil, ,pua1 Ga este asunto solo I'd
ne que seCundar Ia noble iniciAtiva del &c
bieTno, y aaf 10 harris mahana oponiendo
Dc deCididamente G tel iniCiativa, d pol
error inexplicabIe, no 90 inspirara esta 81
la suprema Icy del bian p6hlico.
Juan de GuzmSn Benites; presidente a
tssrnO.- DR.. M. ZanO Gandfa, Tulio "a
rrfnRga Enrique Acosta, jose de Elzabu
"a, jose 9. Torres, Ramon H. DeIgado
vOcGt SecretariO. Pedro de Elzaburu.
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IncIdsnta COmentadisimO entire los
exCursiOnistaS.
e. listed Sc ha dehiO conner como
tres pssOsl". ".--1iiO InOcsneiO.
(De maestro reporter en- viqjio)

Un incidents comeutadfSimo poE los ex-
cursionistas, ocurFi6 en- Isabela, en- 81 pEi.
mer via del "a por 81 dis.
Al llegar & dicho pueblo como 800 per.
Honnn invadieFon el cAfefondR que posee
frente 6 la estaci6n, sl senior InoCenCio
MuhoE.
HRbia en- hilera como Cuarenta Gin
cuenta copaB llenas de leche, = en- an abrir
CeEFar de boca, los 800 nenes deiaron
limpias del llfquidO do pFimera neCssidad,
Las Copaa. Y lusgO ComieFOn de Cuanto
allf habfa. Despu6g, ON Ia natural confu-
si6n que hGbo al dacirss que pArtfa el tren,
partierOn aIgunoE al senior MDiioz, segdn
81 afrmR, puea de cuarenta pesos que ediCe
que importaba Cuanto hRbfa vendido, solo
pudo obteneF oCho.
PeEo del incidente sludido fue pFotsgo-
nista an Conocido j6ven dc anta capital,
alto 81, coEpulento 81 y bNen dients 81.
Eate j6ven habfa pagado, psro pnEeCe
que InoCenCio queEfR que psgase tambi6n
todOs los vidrioB rotos. En- In confusion,
sentado frente una mesa, Ell j6ven grit6
q InocenCio:
-lOiga, trGigame un cafe con leChe,
que BE v6 81 trent
I0oCenciO volvi6se para miEar 4 quien
le llamaba en- tono iracundo dijole:
-lY todRvfa tiene vRlor de pedir cafe
con lechel
-Yo he psgadOI-EepliC6 el j6ven-
preg6nteselo Bu encaTgado.
So pEesent6 este dijO:
-sf-este j6ven me pag6 & mi so cen.
tavoG
Iuocsncio ent6nces no queriendo Conven,
Celse de tales razOnes, fj6ss en- eI TObustu
Corpach6n del Capitsleho, peFo con maj
4iieza en L. sobresAliente amplitud de a.
abdomen, exclAm6:
-Aunque aAf aea, aunque hsya pDgadc
cinCuentR Centavos, tambi6n me hs hechc
quebEar, poEque I'm hOmbre tan grandl
tan gOrdo como uBted, Sc h0 debtO Gomez
como tres pesos.
Y no hubo cafe con leChe.
En- San Juan se dice que Inocsncio q
heEmano de NerejO MuEioz, que & hsbel
estado On Isabella plsnta allf una IrOoh'
sin que ning6n excursionista la hubieEl
EebasR.
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RAT ERNIOAO SO.
CiaI Y Ben6fiCa.
CQNoURso.

En- la HeCFstaEia General de eata ABo.
ciaci6n, ue TecibiF6 propoIiCionss haNta el
dia 80 de Agoato 1907 sobFe provision de
los siguientel artfculos de conner, destina.
dos q ConEumo De Ios individuo5 de u
sociedad "a la1 EezpectiVau localidades sn
dOnde haya Sido constituido Comits de la
FRATERNIDAD.
CARN rs dc Ee1 (Gin hueso) por 100
IibTaa diaria1 por 200 Iibrs1 diariaB, -poE
300 ibras diarial, poE 400 ibEas diaEias,
poE 500 libEas diarial.
GARNE8 40 ra8 Coon huaso) poE 100
libran diaria1, poE 200 libral diariaB, pOE
300 libras disEias por 400 libras diarias,
por 500 i6ras dinrias.
PAM Complete hscho con harina
ffeEcR Y de buena caIidad bian cocido. }
pOT 100 libras diariaB, poF 200 HbEas dia,
riaG, pOT 300 libTas diariag por 400 Iibral
diaIioss por 500 libraa diaria1, poE 500
libras diaTias, por 600 ibras diarias, pOr
], 200 ibEaa diarias.
LECH 3. E.-( PuEa con la denBidad exi.
gida por lOl Reglamentos Sanitation po1
80 cuaItillog diaFios, por 100 cuaHtillol
diRriog, por $50 Cuarillos diaries, por 200
cuArtillo6 diarios, pOr $50 Cuartillou dia-
Eias, poI 800. cuartillos diarioB.
CONDICIONEs Sc abre eIts con.
CuHuo paTa tOdos y cadR una de Las local..
dadea Tie Il Iala, donds Ia hays ConBtituido
Comit6.
FL pago do entu. artfculos, ua veriAoar6
81 Contado
Para CantidadeS mayoreE, 1e hRr6n ARE
CLOS espeCiales con aquellos que hayan oh.
tenido laIbuena pro.
Los precioa que ss establezCan HsE6n
para nrtfCulos que Is JuntR Local de d
FRAIERNIDAD aus aDociadus tomaEl
Ga lOs propioa estableCimientoH de los ven.
dadoress siennprs que est6n dentEo del nd
cleo de las boblaciones reupectivaa.
AdysEgAEia dBclaEada dc los monopoIiol
esta 6ocisdRd, 10 Feserva 81 derecho dt
aceptaT vaEias proposiCiones an cada loCa.
lidad, mejor que uua BOla.
La acept&ci6n de este contEato, apareis
ID EumiGi6n & ID inspection mGs eIcrupu-
losa de todol y de cada uno de los miem
bros de u AsociRci6n.
El concuTso debe haceFsa con tanto pol
ciento de rebais sobrs IOs precios corrien
tss que be detalla los no GsOcsadOs 81
ID respective localidad.
La duraci6n De cute contEato ser6 ID
Hsis uneseI, pFOrEogablss por otrOs Hsis me
ne1 mas por voIuntad de ambRa parts1
r. MatiensO Cintr6n. Presidents, Rafae
Lopez LGndr6n, SecrstaTio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29
tPor uu6 gusdln dasIsFtOs Ios cancuIsos ID
proi1sOFos 10 shrls2

Cuando con Ia mitad del importe de
IN trabsio se desea premiar 81 trabajo
complete, es l6giCo que no 20 yea reslizado
81 prOp6sito.
En- Puerto Rico hsy arquitectos 8
ingenieFou competenteI dispueatoa & asistir
con sus proyeCtos de obrss 4 los concuFsOs
que 90 anuncien, pero e. neCeBariO que 70
remuneEe ~ labor; de OtFo modo loB con.
cuEsOS corren peligro de quedsE deaieEton.
Esto pasR ep todau parties y tiene que
pasar "a Puerto Rico tambien.
i5erS que 90 confQnds 10 que eE con
curse con 10 que esssubGstas
La Hubasta % question de mas 6 menol
dSnerO; el COncurso el question de mas
menos cGpaci9aa intellectual
I9e anunCia nm concuEao para YER quien
10 hace mas bGrGtO, 30 anuncia para veI
quieh % haca meiOr2
Sarfa 'bueno daF Cada cosa au vslor.