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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-17
LECTURA CAMPESINA.

Protection de los bosques.-Los
frecuentes incendios de bosques en-
81 estado de New Jersey, ocaslonado
por los ferocarrilcs, han obligado !
dictar leyes que los evlten 10 que no
eostara lln grano de anis ii cada una
de las empresas que tlenen tendldo
de rieles en- el territorio del Estado
Ouedan obligados i desmontar una
zona de cincuenta pies de anchura a
cada Iado de sus lineas Y 4 madaca
mizar fajas de diez pies de ancho al
lado de las mismas, para evitar el re
nacimiento de arbustos.
CTIL. .-Cuanflo Sc eompra alfom
bra para una csealcra. convene AL
d,lirir / metro. mss de Ia necesarla
Este sobrante Sc dobla en- ambos eX
tremos. v de vez en- cuando Sc tiene
euidado de correr la alfombra hacla
arriba o hacia ahalo, para que iaS
parties que caen sobre eada escaloll
uueden verticales. y de este modo II
. alfombra Sc deSgasta por lgiai-
cVRIOSO.-En I'm lugar de Ne
nezuela llanado Barhacoas. eNistf
IN ,erreno de cerca de ,. 0tm metros
uadrados de superficie que parec'
tener una Influenza maletlea sonr'
las semilIas que So sieniran en- ei
.os FombreS que los comen sea 81
orma de pan, sea on aqua segun e
$50 del pals. rflien los cabelios
.4s ma. au- vselven d aparecerle'
lcihn dc seis meses. Los cliadrup'
.s que conien Ia yerba del mIsmf
rano. ricrtien temporalmenteAe
slo. las urss Y hasta las euernos
e ,erreno per,enece 3 I'm itaiiano
sertilisino. .NiemAs Sc c'iltlva er
= ;erreno FL ;aia.o. Nadie ha pod
5 descubrir ha5ia ahora Ia causa de
4-to mencionado.
ExQUIsITo-To-ta de almer
as.-Inca ,iicuicS IN kllo de Az
medic kiIp ~ II ndras. "A y'
azs : ocho eciarss.
Sc hsce alnilar de- punto de esp
le pone h almeg,lra linipia !
..5tsjada. Y d..i hervlr hasti
z p esp ''iien IL Neilas
ellras sin qae = hasan espuria
nezelan m'Iv bien : Ia alrnendr:
Done todo ea un moI.ie untadod,
.ilreguilIa y = c'iece II horno q do
..gOs.
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Bautlsta Dlaz, para Saa .'i'
tarde de hoy, con q oqieTp <
clblr un familiar que AasA i "a
tai por e correo de mahssa'.
La corte munlclpal ~ 'esssse''
dlez Julclos crimEales, pos oi' '-''.'.'
delltos en- la manana de nor.
Ha eeErado slls ses'a4es 8
municipal hasta elala . S'e. s.
te, con modvo dc tsAe. s.'''
luez LOPEZ -'roSso . " sl.'
san Juan dc los 40 sa,''s
taleza, para - cs'>si ~
tos.
Para el proNllh'2 a-e5 t4s' - II
anun clanos Hn s.t.eVo s:
automovlles &c es';i ei''a~" 9 e !
Juan, diaFlan3eate. III aet'Vo Z :.
plildo ma'1qgs'. :. &C Il a':e''.''o-' !
las A';eo lie e''e''S ~ S.'l So -.
m7foS9 t1.esssla' qa' ',-'5,,-l
tan'enlen'e en .os eA:'es40o'' y =
movies: ~ ," ai1l.a ~. "
.aaos : A.aos ~ 49,; - y. :, :
las lielos5s i's,' 'eaa ''.---ls ~, .a,l-1s
para uaiflas al sesvicl9 loasa,o -
las que va fenia al sefsle'3. AZ
que eeste ei mes &c aieienlote -':''.''
mo, po2dra un sevlclo aiat4o eti'1s
foAce J pan Juan, saiieiiu, VI 80
moVll de San Juan para ronee'
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.LUC|DO RECIB|M|EN-
TO EN- PONCE,
Vendra de Cuba la comi-
sion para recibir los res
tos del procer. Martin.
El gobernador civil de Santiago
forma parte de la comision.
Distinguida familja ha salido
de Ponce para San Juan.
(De nuestro corresponsal J

Nov. l5.-Tenemos noticias fide
dignas que el gobierno de la republi
ca de Coba, ha designado va la comi
sion que ha de venir a esta cludad
en- busca de los restos murtnles del
procer, Luis Martin, que fallecio en-
esta ciudad cuyos restos reposan
en- ell cementerlo catolico. La conf
sion que segun nos han enterado vie
ne la componen el gobemador civil,
de Santa go de Cuba, el alcalde de la
expresada ciudad, el Lcdo Porfirlo
Carcasses, y otros ilustres personajes
del gobierno de aquella republica.
El alcalde de esta ciudad, Sr. Moret
Sc propone hacerles m brillante recl
bimiento propio del case a los hues
pedes, al efecto circularan varias in
vltaciones, para que aslstan en- union
de la expresada comision cubana, 4
la exh,manacion de los restos del ge
neral Luis Martin. Ell acto promote
quedar lucidisimo.
La distin guida familla Salazar,
salen en- el automovil, del Sr Juan
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nueuamente dessgnados conaites, que
Sc tormo. =. llego yIno el de asulstos
militares, sel de asuntos narales, et de
correos, el de cani,os, el de asuntos
de indlos, etc. LA RESPONSABlLl-
DAD FUE DIVIDIDA \ NuES-
iTROS GASTOS NACIONALES
AUMENTARON A SALTOS DES-
DE ENTONCES. =.
M(rase, pues, que Ia tendenela q
Ieludir Ia responsabilidad repartlen-
dola y fraccionandola, en.la factllra
de presupuestos, nj es nueva nj Sc ha
10 tan solo para aplicarla 4 Ia legs,
lacion de esta isla Latente estaba el
NAL y hallaronlo la mano para en-
viarsnosle. Va hemos dicho que "a
tendencia reaccionaria que eNlste en-
10 relative a legislation para las is
las, no obedece tanto al conocldo SIS
tema de centraGzar para domlnar,
como a Ia Influenza del medic, en-
que esas leyes Sc idean. Tendenclas
rea ccionarias estan denunclando Ia
opinon publica en- los Estados Uni
dos, v nos alcanzan en- 10 que le-
yes para nosotros Sc refere.
Pero convene fjarse en- Ia MEGA
MICA de esas tendencias y en- la name
"a como trabaja ell sistema. La lnves-
tigacion nos muestra como la no res
ponsabilidad del cmsejo Sc dlluye
mas todavia en- Ia division y subdlVl-
sion de agentes que, con especlail-
dad en- asuntos economics y de pre-
supuestos, Sc reparten la iniciatlva
que en- justicia corresponds a Ia ca
mara de delegados; de la misma ma
nera Que en- el congreso la legislation
de plesupuestos depende de la lnfor-
macion de multiples comites, de Gu
va fundacion ha hecho historic Ran
dali, y que asi mismo Sc reparten y
dividen v subdividen la responsabl-
liadad. No es solo nuestro el NAL, no
estamos solos bajo su Influenza. El
gran pueblo que hizo una guerra pa
ra libertarse de la tiranla y fundar
una democracia, despues de dias de
gloria y admirables ejemplos, Ia esta
sufriendo tambien.
Sepase, pues, que cuando nosotros
combatimos y censuramos en- uso de
Ilelitimo derecho de defensa ell mo-
Inopolio legislative que para Ia forma
cion de presupuestos de la isla Ell ella
4 funciona, no hacemos mds qaa seem
dar Ia cri1ca qqe dc csc mlsWo daho
estd hacicndo dcerrdmente Ia opnlon
publica en- los E. Unldos Nuestra
obra de protesta de tales leves, inter
preta no, solo una necesldad puerto
rliouena. sin0 tamblen una necesl-
dad norteamelicana. Aquel pals y
este van juntos en- esas quelas' &c
que convene que Sc precise ben POI
i 4 la tonteria 9 a la imbecilldaa ocu
rieran pereler el tempo, echande
sobre Puerto Rico hostilldad contfs
los norteamericanos, porque las IN
justicias de sus gobiernos en- razon s.
censuren. :.
Sobre todos cae la acclon depr
mente de ese va innegable y clllpa
Bile olvido de los grandes prlnclplo'
fundamentales sobre los cuales cons
tituveron los grandes hombres del P;
sado, la democracia norteamencana
81 los puertorriquehos combatlmo
ese metodo, ayudaremos la acclon a.
LA censura norteamericana. Lo qu'
no debe ESQ pesamos, por que acas'
la critica de los norteamencanos, IN
pulse algun dfa y ayude en- sus des
dichas, 4 nuestra pobre isla.
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ana s,lmisi6n aparerate yde una adu-
lacii6n ddlcada. .Pero serdssengahada
c,ertan,ente, 81 tomas cuanto Sc te Dice
nor erpresio,aes sinceras g verddderds
u 81 ,undas en- este tus pretenclones.
Aun el naisno que aspirard un dlo q
tu mano, usard de lisova: dlrd que
hollo en- II agrado q buenas cual'dades
que no tienes y pro,ao desconoc era
acaso, porlos que posees.-De Eu-
FENTA Wampe).
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de tai indole porque hay muchos
manufacturers en- el Norte que dis
ponen de muestrarios para exhi-
birlos de feIla en- feria, y sobre los
cuales no desean pa gar contribution
de lentas internas, por razon de que
los misnlos han de ser devueltos 4
ellos a la termination de la Feria.
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FRAGMENTO.

Hir asia' ae cgalq1ieeI pgrie
ssHi. !0s bo.s5r 9rpa.rgl.
= Bsss.i0 6 - -1E's'.s'l. :s0s- s.es! . 1e
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nt.r.d at the Post Office San Juan P
r. as second class matter July 1910.
La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
roRrALEzA64. rELEFoNo d.

Disrio polftico, dc information gene
Ysl literaria cientifica FL mas antigno
de los diarios de la isls. Edlcion los
domingos. Factura moderna. Compues-
to maquina por medic de monotlpi y
estereotipia. Tcdos los dias tipo nuev ..
Unico periodico que nsa prensa rotatlva
en- Puerto Rico Diario de la tarde;
Noticias por cable Corresponsaies =
yeporters en- toda la isla y enlas pr'ncl-
pales capitales de America Europa
information grahca por medic de graDa-
dos de notables artistas.
Precios de suscrlpcii6n en- Ia isla.
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Precios de suserlpcl6n en- Ia asla.

Por un trimestre toro).. s2.25
semestre ~
aio S.oo
Tn numero suelto- w
Para fuera de Ia lsla. los mlsmos pre-
rios,
Pago adelantado
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Es una qarantia p''s P'asss e E, ''@- ';:-

itlna 'S PFC
clos fjos y 81 4 esto Sc uue L, moaici-
dad en- dicnos precios es ne@ocio po-
two para el consumiior, comprar
en- e. BAZAR OTER0 de Ponce.
en- donde esta implaniaio este sistema
desde hace muchos shos
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~ Hold Palmer. Gale
W1V2DupI de Mendes yigo No.
Il. Muy oerca da
fcrrocarnl. Ba'los d todas h0ras
Hab bitaciones ventiladas. Se.vicio
4 Ia cMta mbrado electrico y
timbns en- todas habitacionsA Te.
.liono No IS. Habitaciones para
asentes viajeros. propias para exhi.
bn ioncs De mustras. Telefonc
No. So No. l.
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Sc aqua S;',s ;5s s:.s ss.s: F.: IS !, = $:

Gel CUItgIU ueI 'Jd-
grado Coraz6n, con buen jardin pinta-
da y arreglsda de nuevo. Tsmbieu
Sc alouila una finca en- Hato Rey
Para iDformes dirigirse 4 Ia calle dc
Trtuan No. /, esquina al Cristo q
spartado de correos 307.
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OBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO.
U. S. WEATHER tuREAl
Fan Juan, P. R., Nvore. 10 de 1910
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LAS ALNORRANAS Sc CCRAN EN-
IA DIAS. cOo ei CNGrENTo de P.zo
Va sean simple<, sengrsntez. con picasoe
Q eAternas poE reO<ldss que seas.
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l..:. LUIS A. GONZALt. Z
llluENIEIll tlacc toda clase -
tiabaio; de su rrote-
ion. su casa. rarada All call.
San Ma.eo / Ia del lparque. SAN
turce. Puerto REQ.
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n H. En- Ia sucursa!
chez Morales V
Comp. callc Marina 3. Ponce. nav
un esplendido surtido de ton6grafos
de Columbia. Records de los ma,
afamados cantantes. Escribanos o
vIircnos. p. o. Box 81. Ponce.
P. r ManGy<r JOSE Dias Mar
ella.
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u uoIoI Da,:a Il meJor v don
0UlCl IdllS...de mcjos 5, CO.
me. Haoita-i,.
nes frescas. Excelente seyyici), ".
, eitelo usted. Tetuan 20 S:.l
Juan. P. r.
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H.. CoLOCARSf. INA >cf.s-
uGStd rita que ,aie .nsles.
psLol ) h:.s;ant~ ,..g;;.-
graha en- ospano.. l-se.iic II ,:.4-
quinilla. lnfoInles eli esta redar-
ci6n.
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Caguas d. mac, ss:, .:':s. s'ss,'.as' sss,'
Fulcritad = esniero n
el despacho de formulas. Pate.
tizados de toda clase. Si.uad: N
el far1ue central. ;
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-24
HEAVY DAMAGE
Timber and Property Worth Millions
Have Been Destroyed.

Winnipeg, June 24.-The whole
district between Fort Frances and
Atikokan, east of Rainy lake along
the international boundary is ablaze
with forest fires. There will be mill
lions of dollars loss to the standing
timber, mills and lumber.
The F. Weyerhauser company of st.
Paul, lost a million and half dollars
by the destruction of timber. The
Northern Construction company of
Winnipeg, the largest operators, lost
all their camps. They are the larg-
est operators in the district. The Rat
Portage Lumber company Of Winni-
peg lost all it's dams and is unable
to run the drive. Other lumber COM
panies have suffered heavy losses.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-24
GRAFTON BOY IS
G0RED BY BULL
Dog Saves His Life by Attack.
ing Animal and Turning
Attention Away.

Grafton, N. D., June 24.-Ead it not
been for the fact that dog was urged
into an attack upon mad bull that
had attacked and was goring Claire
Mckee, that lad would have been
killed yesterday afternoon.
Mckee, with several companions,
had gone to the Domstad farm north
Of the city and they had gone into the
pasture to secure horse. While
they were crossing it the bull attacked
young Mckee, knocking him down
and throwing him about.
At this point woman arrived on
the scene and Immediately urged her
dog on the bull. This turned the ami
mails attention from the child to the
dog, giving an opportunity of rescu-
ing the lad.
He was severely bruised from head
to foot.
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Senator Hansbrough Points
Out the Reasons for Sue
cess Next Wednesday,.
PEOPLE HAVE PRESERVED An
OPEN MIND on QUESTION
Have Studied the Conditions and An.
alyzed the Issues Presented and
Will Vote for q Continuation Of Re.
publican Policies and Prosperity.

I'm my judgment" said Senator
Hansbrough as he was preparing to
leave for Devils Lake this afternoon,
'the regular Republican ticket will be
successful next Wednesday. There
has been a marked change in the sit
uation during the past few weeks. A
month ago there was considerable
apathy, and where there is apathy
there is uncertainty. But now the
business men, including the farmers,
are talking politics., This is favor
able indication always.
There is but little personal BIT
terness in the campaign, and vot-
ing masses have maintained an open
mind 4. AS the date Of the primary
has come nearer they have reasoned
out the issues to be determined. All
efforts on the part of those who, for
selfish reasons, are seeking the ofiices
to prejudice the controlling element
in the contest have failed False re-
ports and sensational charges have
spent their force.
Congress is about to adjourn, and
the record of the responsible major
ity is good one. As President Taft
asserts. the party has kept it's pledg-
es. 1t has given the country tariff
law that has not brought distress to
anyone, except to those who sought
to make political capital by denounc-
ing 1t. A good railroad regulation
law has been enacted. A postal saw
ings bank bill has been passed. Pro-
vision has been made for tariff CON-
mission with very important powers.
Two new states have been added to
the sisterhood of integral common
wealths. All this aud more that ia
beneficial in behalf Of progress has
happened in the midst of an unusual
storm of denunciation and misrepre-
sentation by Democrats and their al
lies. The result is that the average
citizen can view the situation in
calmness and with serenity.
'sThe men who are at the head of
the regular ticket, including c. A.
Johnson, the candidate for governor,
will be nominated, and this will carry
the rest Of the ticket through. The
ticket will be elected in the fall, and
North Dakota will once more take her
place in the Republican column"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-24
THE CHARLTON
DEFENSE WILL
! Be INSANITY
Effort Will Be Made to Pre-.
vent Extradiction Of Como
Lake Murderer. =
IS APPARENTLY UNC0NCERNED
over his DESPERATE PLIGHT
Prisoner Secured . Shower Bath in
Jail and Slept Well with 4 Charge
Of Brutal Uxorcide Hanging Over
His Head.

New York. June 24.-Apparently un-
concerned over his. desperate plight,
Porter Charlton. the young bank clerk
who stands the confessed murderer
Of his wife, former Mrs. Mary Scott
Castle, at Lake Como, Italy, spent a
oompaoatively restful night in his cell
In the Hoboken Jail where he was
lodged after his arrest on the North
German Lloyd line pier yesterday, and
calmly awaiting his arraignment in
the recorders court today.
Obedient to advice of his attorney,
r. Floyd Clark, the youth has stop
ped talking about himself and his af-
fairs, and 1t was only to his anxious
father, Judge Paul Charlton Of Wash
in8ton, who with careworn lines on
his face, was early on the scene, and
to his legal adviser that Charlton had
anything to say. His comfort during
the night was materially increased
by the kindness Of the jail officials,
who whom the boy expressed a desire
to take bath rugged an impromptu
shower in his cell and permitted
Charlton to indulge in an unwonted
luxury for the prisoners in the rath-
er meagerly fitted out Hoboken lock-
up.
While much depends on the attitude
Of the judicial officers in the New Jer-
sey district where the capture was
affected 1t was understood before ar
raignment today that when Charlton
was brought into court an adjourn
ment for twenty-four hours at least
would be asked to enable his attor-
ney to make better preparation for
Charltons defense. It was under-
stood that former State Senator Will
liam D. Edwards had been ratained
to assist in Charlton's defense. while
on the othe rside were found the Ital-
ian ofhcials who were expected to ask
Charltons extradition to Italy to be
tried for murder.
The extradition Of Charlton will be
rested on the ground that the youth
is mentally unsound.
On the other hand the brother Of
the dead woman, Captain Henry Har-
rison Scott, of the coast artillery will
do everything In his power to secure
Charlton's extradition and his punish
ment in Italy for the crime, which
was a worldwide mystery until
Charlton was arrested on landing
here yesterday and confessed to hav-
ing murdered his bride.
The proof of such condition Of affairs,
1t was thought in some quarters,
might even influence the Italian gov
ernment to forego an extradition de-
mand and was considered certain in
any event to weigh heavily with the
action to be taken upon any such de-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-24
S0AK|NG...RA|AS
V|s|4lIFHE WEST
Parts of Wyoming and Mon.
tana: Have Had Abund-
ance <or Moisture.

Deadwood. s. D., June 24:-The
crop reports today are much more
favorable. Since yesterday afternoon
considerable rain has fallen in prac-
tically every portion Of the north
western and western section Of South
Dakota, while parts of Wyoming and
Montana have had soaking rains.
Hay and potatoes are in the worst
condition but the small grains are
improving. More rain is prayed for
toda:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-24
CONGRESSIONAL
ROUND UP ON
Many Pieces of Work. Being
Completed in Closing. Days
Of Session.

Washington. June 24.-The Joint
resolution passed by the senate today
extends for two years time during
which ex-confederates may file claims
of losses of personal property after
duced by Senator Bradley and covers
the same ground as an amendment to
the general deficiency bill.swhich was
struck out a few days since - mo-
ton of Senator Bristow. Two ours
after the action of the senate on the
Bradley resolution Senator Hepburn
moved to reconsider the vote by which
the resolution was ado1fed. Senator
Bradley failed to obtain immediate &C.
ton on the Hepburn motion with
result that the matter u sleft sus-
pended. =
Relieved Aski1s.
The senate today passed the house
bill relieving Thomas j. Askins, for
mer assistant treasurer OF. the United
States at st. Louis, from the payment
of $61, 500 du to the shortage Of his
second teller, B. P. Dyer. in 1905. The
bill now goes to the president
Campaign Publicity.
The house conferees receded from
thei disagreement to the senate
amendment to the campaign publicity
bill and the act will nfovide for the
publication of aonkrt buttons after
elections. Senator Burrows made the
report to the senate ad@ It was adopt-
ed. &
A filNbuster against the Scott cot
ton figures anti-option: bill was insti-
tuted shortly after tho general debate
on the measure began in the house
today. Many Of the New York and
New Orleans members are against the
bill, while the Chicago members op-
pose It on account f.of the Chicago
markets. =
An Investigation l.to the. sale of
Friar lands in the .hiNppines was
recommended TO the. house today by
the committee on -'insular affairs,
which took favorable action today on
the house resolution of Repesen-
tative Martin Of Colorado providing
for such an Investigation by this com
mite. =.
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below South Cumberland yesterday
morning with her throat cut, made a
complete confession of the murder. the
Police authorities stated today. Noland
said they quarreled over another girl
and when he left the house Miss Lit
ten followed him and the quarrel was
renewed.
Alice, holland declared, attempted to
strike him with rocks. He choked her
and threw her to the ground. drew his
knife and cut her throat twice and
fied.
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est it With authority for those pur-


poses.
But" he contsnded, under all the
rules and analogies. to which refer
ence has been made. congress assured
ly may regulate and restrain the state
corporation In the exercise Of those a.
we'll as Of other corporate powers, and
may prohibit 1t from issuing obliga-
tions Of stock for'any purpose relat-
ing to interstate df foreign commerce
except in accordaace with rules and
restrictions prescribed by It for the
purpose Of prevenahs the evils above
referred to.
I'm that respectable national gov
ernment having adqb bted the state cor
poration a. an agency Of interstate
commerce. may subject It to the same
regulations with respect to the means
of raising money for the purpose of
carrying on such commerce a. 1t could
impose upon a corporation Of its own
creation. The tepd " legitimate, viz.
the regulation u. ,terstate commerce. $
it is within @ of the constitu-
Remed1 tx
"The means sugge>> &OT @sppros-
pirate to correct an ess6x. %as
had in the past q very real i
the ability Of these instruments Is
to carry on commerce among the
states in conformity with rules and
regulations constitutionally estab-
lished by congress, and the means are
plainly adapted to that end. On rsa-
son and on authority, therefore, such
legislation is within the scope Of the
constitutional power Of congress-"
It was contended that state cor
poration availing Of the powers con-
ferred by congress became thereby
subject in these respects In which
congress had legislated = all the con-
ditions and limitations imposed by
congress on the exercise Of those pow
ers, as completely as though they were
written into the charter of such cor
poration.
Again, the amount Of stock which
a carrier corporation might issue and
the extent Of the obligations which It
might incur. had z, direct effect on
the determination Of the reasonable
ness OF rates of interstate transpor-
tation.
The enactment of a law regulating
the issue of stocks and bonds by rail-
road companies. Mr.. Wickersham in
sisted, certainly went no further than
the acts regulating the ownership and
devolution Of interests in ships en-
ployed In interstate or foreign COM
merce, and involved no principle 20
new and startling az the acts r1Gulat-
ing the hours Of labor Of employees,
the relations between the railroad
companies and their employees. or Of
the act Of congress prohibiting rail-
road company carrying from one state
to another, pursuant to power vested
in 1t by the state Of it's erection. q
commodity which 1t had produi ID and
owns.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-24
HEART FAILURE
Wen Known Grafton Farmer Dies at
Detroit Lake.

Grafton, N. d. June 24.-Hans
Hovde, q we'll known farmer residing
near this city. d6d yesterday after
noon at Detroit Lake, Mimi. Of heart
failure. A fe wdays ago he had gone
to Grand Forks only to be advised
that he should 60 to the lake for q
complete rest. The body will be
brought here for burial.