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&c Ia Sociedad, Y j hubicra bcncficios,
despu6s de cubrirsc los gastos, II des
contara de dstos, q vcintc ror ciento
(20) que se abonard ! III eueuta dcl
FONDO DE RESERyA. II n resto sr
repartira equitativamcntc entire los aso
ciados.
Secci6n 22a. In Junta III Directories
sera nombrada por m aho.
Secci6n 23a. Los emplcados com
prendidos en esta ley. i asi u descarcn,
pueden renunciar sus bcncfcios trcinta
dias desputs de haber sido aprobada
6sta.
Los empleados &c nuevo nombramicn.
to, despu6s de cstar IA lcy cn vigor.
pueden rcnunciar ! sus bencfcios, quin
&c dias dosputs II habcr tornado pose.
sion q su plaza.
Los que renunciaren. III aeucrdo con
este artieulo, qucdaran suictos ~ prr
ceptuado "a Ia ley.
Seccidn ola. Ia palahra EMPLEA
DO signifca, todo fmcionario publico
que eobre I'm sueldo dcl Gobieno. no
sen INFERNO III nombrado ocasionalmeu
tc, con remuneration diara . scmaual
Scceidn Pa. Toda lcr partc io I'm
que conflija con Il pescnte, qneda acro
gada.
Esta ley cmpezara Q regir 4 dia IL
dc Julio de 1919.
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A'TaL DIA COMO HOY 4
kmT9 E|m)
"Recordar es vivir." dante.

aquella jornada reivindicadora. La pri
mera gesti6n que hicieron fue redactar
una exposition informandO al presi-
dente Nc. Kinley del estado pecunia
rio del pals, de sus aspiraciones politi
cas-, del estado agricola de los rene
dios que Sc consideration mas aplica-
blcs a la insostenible sitlaci6n que es-
taba en- pie. Tambien diriii6 un infor-
me al Gabinete de Washington sobre el
asunto de cabotaie.
Mientras Muhoz Rivera praeticaba
estas gcstiones en- los Estados Unidos,
ocurrio el cicl6n de San Ciriaco, que
caus6 tantas perdidas v arruin6 a po-
blaciones cnteras. Esto vino a empeo-
rar Ia situaci6n. Mufioz no Sc desalen-
to, puso en- iuego todos sus recursos, Sc
puso en- communication con los politi-
cos mas eminentes' de la naci6n, di6
detalles los periodistas de la horri-
bic catastrofe, vista al Secretario de
la guerra, agita In opinion americana
en- favor de Puerto Rico, Y logra al
fin que el gobierno levante una sus-
cripci6n Y socorra a Ia isla con los VI
vercs mas indispensables. Muhoz no
desminti6 en- aquella OCCASION su acen.
drado amor a Puerto Rico.
FL de septiembre regres6 el patrio-
Ia Puerto Rico en- el transporte "Kil.
patrick. FL pueblo le. hizo un recihi.
miento colossal. Muhoz Rivera expuso
al General Davis todas sus ideas:
afrm6 sinceramente Ia adhesion hbe- J.
raj al pueblo dc los Estados Unidos. 1l
Partido republicano habia cnarbolado
81 bandera de combate, y fu6 proclama-
do icfe supreme dc esta agrtlpaci6n
don Jose Cclso Barbosa. En- Julio Sc
celcbr6 una asamblca On cl Teatro Mu-
nicipa con el fin de reorganizar las
huestcs lberalcs fernando el Partido
Federal.
No era esta In primcra vez que cl
partido cambiaba de nombre. Sc llam6
asimilista, autonomista v liberal Pro.
puso Ia fundaci6n de IN gran diario
que fuese 6rgano del partido. Y Sc
efcctu0 esta aspiration, siendo sus prin-
cipales redactores 'Cuevas Zequeira, Ca
sanova, Radriguez Cabrera. Coopera-
ron en- esta empresa Hernandez Lopez,
Diaz Navarro Y Munoz.
III Comite Executive del partido Ia
tifc6 su adhesion los poderes pdbl-
cos. Sc solicito premiosamente Ia ms.
talaci6n dc I'm regimen civil.
En- Ia asamblea de San Juan, qucd6
defnitivamente instalado el partido !
Munoz Rivera, enamorado de las ms
tituciones amfricanas, pidi6 para PueT
to Rico reformas. Solicit6 para Puerto
Rico los derechos ciudadanos, con las
propias iniciativas, con identicas lc
yes, con practicas de nm mismo pp
tr6n. Pedia la igualdad en- el deber y
sacrifcio. Pedia la identidad absolute
Y proclam6 que los hijos de Puerto
Rico no podian ser otra cosa cue Lue
nos leales americanos. Recnazata Ia
desigualdad la inferioridad.
FL insigne hombre publico no pudo
yer Ia realization de sus ensuehos Al
gunos amos mas tarde su programa he
bia de resolverlo el Congreso. y tras
una lucha tenaz y sin tregua, ie scr
prendi6 Ia muerte en- los preliminares
de su triunfo.
Mufoz sembr6 la semilla proliGca.
FL destino no le permiti6 recojer q
fruto dc su obra, como ha 'ocurrido "a
81 siempre con los grandes hombrcs.
Pero vive una vida immortal y glorio
sa en- el coraz6n de su pueblo.
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DE INTEREs PARA LAS sENoRAs

Hago a maquina Punto de Vainica,
DobladillOs, Tru-Tru y Rivete de Picot
en- toda clase de telas que Sc me envien
y precios econ6micos. Sc sirven en-
cargos por correo. Tienda LA FAMA,
San Francisco Tel6fono $751; A.
TERRADILLoS. Advt.
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L E Y

"FONDO DE AIIORRO Y PRESTAMO
Y PARA OTROS FINESs'
Decretese por la Asamblea Legislati-
va de Puerto Rico:
Secci6n la. Por la presente SC crea
una Institution p1blica denominada
= Fondo de Ahorro Pr6stamo de los
Empleados del Gobierno Insular Dc
Puerto Rico, " cuyos fines son estimular
el ahorro evitar Ia usura los inte-
grantees de la Institution.
Secci6n 2da. Los Jefes de los De
partamentos del Gobierno Insular, el
Auditor de Puerto Rico, el Secretario
Executive, el Presidente de la Comisi6n
del Servicio Civil, el Jefe de Ia Policia
Insular los Contadores Municipales,
al hacer los Pay-Rolls de cada uno de
los Departamentos oicinas o negociados
y Municipios, desde despues del 81 de
julio dc 1919, descontara todos los
empleados permanentes del Gobierno In
sular Municipal, el tres por ciento
CD del total de su sueldo mensual, Gu
vas sumas serdn separadas por el Audi
tor Y por los Tesoreros Municipales,
entregadas al Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
para constituir el Z Fondo de Ahorro
Prestamo'
Secci6n 3a. Ninguno de los emplea-
dos comprendidos en- esta ley, que no
haya renmciado a sus benefcios, podra
disponer de las cantidades descontadas
por el articulo anterior, sino en- la ST.
guiente forma:
(a) Cuando renmeie Q quede cesan-
te.
(b) Cuando el empleado muera, sera
entrcgada la suma descontada y sus
intereses a sus. causahabientes.
Secci6n 4a. FL dinero asf recaudado
serd colocado por el Tesorero de Puerto
Rico en- un Banco, en- las mismas CON
diciones de seguridad Y garantfa que
los fondos del Gobierno Insular de Puef-
. to Rico, prefriendo la institution banca-
ria que en- igualdad de condiciones
ofrezca mayor interes.
I Secei6n 5a. Esta Institution sera GO
/ bernada por una Junta de Directories,
nombrada uno por cada uno de los Je-
ffes de Departamentos, uno por el Au-
ditor, mo por el Secretario Executive,
uno por el Presidente de la Comisi6n
del Servicio Civil, otro por ell Jefe
de la Policfa Insular; dependencies,
\ que deben ser preferidos- aquellos fun
cionarios que tengan conocimientos en-
materia de contabilidad.
1 Secci6n Ga La Junta de Directories
I llevara .un Registro, de todos los emplea-
dos del Gobierno Insular de Puerto Ri
co, anotando las atlas bajas, por nom
bramientos, defunciones cesantfas
4 Secci6n "a. Los Jefes de Departa-
mentos,. .el Auditor, el Secretario Eiecu-
/ two, el Presidente de la Comisi6n del
Servicio Civil el Jefe de la Poliefa
Insular los Alcaldes, daran cuenta a
Ia Junta de Directories cada vez que
ocurra un nombramiento, defunci6n, re-
nuncia 0 separation de un empleado,
Secci6n Sa. La separation, renmcia
o Suppression de Ia, plaza de un, miembro
de Ia Junta de Directories sc entendera
como una renuneia de su puesto en- di-
cha Junta.
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ESPANA MOVTLTZA TROPAS


FL DIR. Bernabe desea manifestar a
sus clientes y amigos, que en- el fu-
turo sus horas de ofcina seran dc 10 a
12 A. M. y de 2 P. M. Advt.
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DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA
AIPARADoR DEL sExo FFNENiNO
Dedic0 vida n estudio de los dolores dsl alum.
bramiento las doencias femeniuas.

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Mill1res de sehnras y
y del eKtraniefu. puefep
y felicidad que disfrutau
medicinn del Dr.I.Ii. Dyp.
esperiailsta eminunte su u
obsictricia j las dofcncias
feHteninas.
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ir u Poiiciinca rcau. ~ Prince. Rsp lis1f
lLiCN ile ahtstaio ldrlfabe ttsa faesrgstte
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Sept. 5-11-14
SU1uON,

SU1Cl018.
state OF North Dakota, County Of Grand
dicial District. ~
Fred H.. Sievers, plaintiff, va. Leonard
Ames. Arthur L. Merriam, LEONARD
lanes con IN: and Frederick w. Mer-
ger the hrm name and style Of Ames
lion Works Of oswego, N. r., The
T Tbo Carriage Co., q corporation:
c rne un1on Central Life Insurance
Life Insurance Co.. a corporation:
The UNION National Bank Of Grand
FORKS, n. OAK, a corporation; Eli
Geo: M. Dempsey; c. n. MONDE:
9: w. Lane; John L. Cole ana q r.
Sims. defendants. -
Ine state OF North Dakota to the above
named Defendants:
You, and each of you are hereby sum.
moned to answer the complaint in this
action, which complaint is on file in the
on o, ne clerk Of the district court
to serve a copy of your answer un,
on the subscriber within thirty days
after 1an the service Of this summons upon
! n "a. sse o9 youf q failure eh ! a.f e Of fD s=sryiee e; .nd
swer. JUDGMENT will be taken aeainst
you by default for the relief demsndSS
In the complaint.
21st day Of August. 1915. 49, lhil
Attorney for PIaintiR.
TO q Above Named:
notice, that this action is brought foI
the 2 Of determining adverse
claims 70 the following described prop.
Grand Forks and state Of North Dakota
more particularly described a. foi.
ows to-wat: The Southwest quarter al
ter OF the Northwest Quarter, md IN
one-half Of Southwest Quarter. Sector
wenty-cne lc11 In Township Ono Hun.
sdrey Fdfty-four $50. North RIM
Fifty-one iS1) and the Southwest quar-.
ter of the Southeast Quarter of section
TIwenty-one I'D in Township One Hun.
Mfty-sne yik1l. West ~ the sth Prfncspsj
Meridian; ana that nj personal Claim n
rsade aseanst the d~efsndants or s3thes
". VI Mayer,
lAss. II. ~. iss-is.s:-ssslSps'nls
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 16,-o,orn values
continued today to descend notwith-
Handing such bullish factors Is the
,ostponement Of the steel strike and
q an upturn in the price of hogs.
Rearish sentiment due to agitation
5or lower food cost remained the
dominant influence. Excellent wealth
II tended further to pull down the
market. Opening prices which
anged from the same as Saturdays
;inish to is cent lower, with Deem
ser 1.18 1-2 I 1.19 and May liz IL
20 III IA, were followed by slight
rallies and then by a material set
back all around.
Oats were easier in sympathy with
.orn. Offerings though were readily
described. After opening unchanged
10 1-2 cent lower, including Decem-.
Der at 66 to 1-2, the market recovered
somewhat but then sagged again.
Provisions reflected the weakness
n grain. Strength in the hog market
had only a transient influence.
subsequently, opinions which were
oppressed in some quarters that for
he time being liquidation was ended,
ed to covering by shorts and to a
consequent upturn in the market.
Gossip was current that Germany had
,eceived American credits and was
low ready to buy grain. The close
ras strong, 1-2 to 2 lac net higher
Nth September 1877 1-2 and Deem
,er 1.20 1-8@1-4.
4 Later the market rallied with grain
md as a result of belief that some
ard was being worked for export.
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Minneapolis u

GRAIN AND FLOUR
Minneapolis, Mimi. Sept. Is
Wheat, receipts 624 cars. compared
with us cars a year ago.
Cash:
No. l northern $2.45@2.7O.
Corn, No. 3 yellow $1.36@1.37.
Oats, No. 3 white 81 1868 rs.
Flax $4.92@4.96.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. 15-Flour
unchanged. Shipments 1925 barrels,
Barley 81 a $1.26.
Rye No. 2, $1.37A.
Bran $4,000.
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FLORIDA HOME FREE. WE HAVE A
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TO- tell all about yourself and give
gilt edge references in first letter.
Immediate action essential. Reference.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
THINK BEFoRE YOU ACT

THINK BEFORE YOU ACT
Let caution be your watchword. Don't
permit this great oil excitement mislead
you from your good judgement. oppor-
tunities to make big money in oil are
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DRAWS THE LINE.

Cincinnati, Sept. 13.-Auguet Herr
mann. president Of the Cincinnati Ma
tipnab announced today that in the
event there are fourth and fifth world
series baseball games played in Gin
icinnati, those persons who are award
ed reserved seats for the first three
games will not be considered in the
allotment of seats for the later
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PRINTERS WANT A HOUR WEEK

New York Sept. 16.-The annual
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of America opened here today with
the question of the 44-hour week up
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the convention program. Delegates
representing 800 master printers are
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LEGAL NOTICES

Bids will be received by the school
6oaro Of Fairfield Township, District
now located on Sec. IT in Fairfield Town
snip to q location on the section line be-
tween Sections Is and 81, in said town
Board reserves right to reject ali bids
t Coral Leake
y-. Clerk
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CASH SALES.
O ST. PAUL
LIVESTOCK.

South st. Paul. MINI, Sept. IS
range $14.50 a SIT; bulk $15.75 q
1885; pigs SIS q $17.25.
Cattle: receipts 1850; weak and
25c lower: fat steers 1913 a SIG;
cows and heifers $3.50 a $11; calves
steady, Sc @ $3.50. Stockers and
feeders slow and lower. Sc q 1925.
Sheep: receipts $4,000; 25c lower;
lambs IS q $14; wethers IS a $3.50;
ewes $50 a $3.50.
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MONEY.

New York. Sept. Is. - Mercantile
paper STA to 1-2: sterling demand
4.17: cables AIT ga.
Francs demand S.72: cables $40;
guilders demand 81: cables 81 Ia;
lire demand $50: cables $50: marks
demand ga; cables 3 rs.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans easier: so days. 90 days
and six months, ga to S bid.
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DULUTH.
GRAIN.

GRAIN.
Duluth, Mimi. Sept. 1I.-Elevator
receipts Of domestic grain: Wheat
24,4oo bushels, last year 7s7, 500; oats
Zoo bushels, last year 1880: barley
5000 bushels, last year $500: rye
10000 bushels. last year 16,60O.
Shipments: Flax 5000.
Duluth a inspection: Wheat No.
3. 3; other spring 2; l and 2 durum
Is: No. 3 durum 3: other durum 6;
l and . hard winter 6: other winter
2; mixed 80; all wheat ~, last year
$50; flax 4. asst year 8; mixed grain
3; oats 2, last year Il; rye "a, last
year II: barley 3, last year Z. All
grains 1853, last yea e14: on track
pa.
were easy in the flaxseed market
again today. but rallies were made
from the low spots on bidding by
crushers. Trade was light and the
close was weak. September flax
closed s cents off; October 3 cent
off; November 5 cents off: December
3 cents off and May 4 cents off.
Rye closed ] cent up for spot: Sep.
TENDER Ia cent up: October ga cent
up and December | cent up: Barley
closed unchanged to l cent off for
spot. Oats closed / cent up for spot
Closing:
Wheat No. ! northern PAS to 2.7o;
No. 2 northern 2.40 to .2.65.
Linseed on track 1876; arrive 4.67;
arrive September 4.95;. September
4.94; October AGA asked: December
4.42; May 4.4O.
Oats on track 81 3-S to IS 3-s: ar.
rive 60 3-8 to SO 7-8.
Rye on track and arrive 1.41 1-2;
! September 1877 "a bid; Octobe,
1.37 IA; December 1.41 1-2 bid.
Barley on track 90 to 1.27.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-Cattle receipts
1000: unsettled; beef steers medium
md heavy weight, choice and prime
SIS q S17.65; medium and good Sill
q $3.50; common 1915 a s11; light
good and choice $1S.75 q Sits:
common and medium So q 1880;
butcher cattle heifers $3.50 a STATS:
cutters $685. q 1925; veal calves
light and handy $40 q s21; feeder
steers 81 q s12.25; stocker steers
s6.25 q $40; western range steers So
a SIS; cows and heifers $6.25 a
$3.50.
Sheep: receipts $4,000: slow: lambs
81 pounds down S13.25 q $15.75:
culls and common IS a SIS; yearling
wethers $10.25 q s12: ewes medium,
good and choice 81 q 1925; culls and
common 1925 q S6.75.
Hogs: receipts 10000; strong to csc
higher than Saturdays general trade;
heavy $3.50 q s1S.15; medium SIT
% $3.50: light s17 q $3.50; light
light $16.50 q $3.50; heavy packing
sows smooth $3.50 % $16.25: pack
ing sows rough s14.50 % s15.25; pigs
$3.50 q $3.50.
n PRODUCE.
Chicago, Sept. 15.-Butter higher;
receipts 8,00S tubs; creamery extras
So to IL; firsts 40 IL to "a; seconds
AZ to 48 liz; standards SO.
Cheese steady: daisies 80 1-2 to 81;
twins 2s1-2 to 30: Americas 81 to
IL: long horns 81 to IL: brick
81 1-2 to 80.
Eggs steady; receipts. 1881 cases;
f1rsts, "A 1-2@45 1-2; ordinary hrsts,
5000 L.: at mark. cases included,
500 "A IL; storage packed 6rsts, As
.@1-2. M.
Poultry, alive. lower; springs,
% 1-2; fowls, 2O@29.
POTATOES. .
Chicago. Sept. 15.-Potatoes weak.
arrivals 159 cars; Minnesota Red
River Early Ohios. bulk and sacked
$3.50 q $3.50 cwt.: Wisconsin round
white bulk 1920 a sass; Wisconsin
round white U. S. Grade No. 1. $2.35
q $2.45: Idaho rurals No. /, sacked
$2.s5.
CASH SALES.
Chicago, Sept. 15.-Corn No. , mix
ed 1913 1-2@1.3s: No. 2 yellow 1.33
sf@1.40.
Oats No. 2 white 65 1-4@6S; Nc.
white 63@65i ga. II
Rye No. 2, lao 3-4@1.41 IL.
Barley .1.15@1.29.
Timothy 8.5O@11.00.
Glover nominal.
q Pork nominal.
Lard 26.10.
Ribs 1000 a 22.O0. 81"
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HIDE AND FUR MARKET
Furnished by The Redick Hido 8 Pm
n

H1DEs-The country hide market is
riding where it has been for several
days, dealers are firm in their asking
making prices nominal. Calf skins mac
tive and called easy and slow as no
trading recorded prices are nominal and
Of Packer branded hides recorded but
this does not affect the country market
as stock grade is different.
sale of pelts in Chicago
es as sales of western lambs at a Mis-
souri, river point reported at around
1910: Nothing more to establish prices
TALLoW-Easy and unchanged with
no trading recorded.
woo-Nothing new and mills disin-
terested. a buyins, movement by mills
still storing large stocks. ~
PURS-Skunk will soon be COMING IN
and trappers are asked to use care in
prices. Too early to quote prices. iAi
Quotations subject to market change.
without notfce.)
Cured hides .............. a2c AZ
Cured bulls .......... &c oosee
Cured s up .............. 4oc sshc
Cured deacon skins, each...ss.ss to ss35s
Cured horse hides, as to 800
cured ponies and Clues. as
to size. each .....,...12o % IN m
Cured colt skins, as to law
size, each .........,.... 1 10 IN IN.
Pelts. full wooded, as to W.
size, each a. M A i, "a
Clips and shearlinss, as to lev
size. each .........,.. 7sr ~ *,
Bright medium woods, NJ. 5sc - 1So
Senlf-bright medium woods "
per pound ..........,.. Roc 70 lsc
Rendered tallow, per n, =, 10c DC
woods. per ....rb.... 45c 45c
Part cured hides ! to &c lower and
green hides 2 to Sc lower than nuotaI
on cured hides. ~
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Roxns

LIBERTY BONDS.
New York. Sept. 15.-sh's 1886;
first As $3.50; second As $3.50; frs,
I4A's $3.50: second as 1926;
third " $500; fourth II S sss.c2;
Victory 3%'s 1886; Victory Avs
1884.