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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
Make q Home!

How every true man and loves
the name of home!
How they pity those who, from force
of circumstances, must board, even
temporarily.
Every newly married couple should set
up all establishment for thmsclves, no
matter how small It must be.
Here they must become acquainted with
each other; here they may spat and kiss,
without comment OF advice from out
siders, for, safe 10 say, there will be
more disagreements and misunderstood
ings, more tears and heartaches the first
year than any one year after; so, by all
means, live alone the first year.
No matter how long, nor how well, the
couple MAJ have known each other before
marriage, il is a strange new path that
they must travel now-they must adjust
themselves 10 each others peculiarities,
figure out for themselves the ever
perplexing question ofdollars and cents,
and, maybe, teach u turkey appetite to
render a thankful amen after a bacon
sufitiency.
To each one will sometimes come this
question: did I make a mistsk in
marrying" Let us hope that love and
faith make answer: "All is WE'LL" and
that these little differences, with their
necessary explanations, will pave tile
way to complete understanding and
perfect trust, and that the second year IA
loving glance, n gentle hand clasp or a
smile will take the place Of the fearful
explanations Of the past.
DO not cheat yourself out OF the
Pleasure and luxury Of owning your own
home the fact that it is cheaper counts
little beside the increased happiness il
brings to the owners.
Zach new leaf. each blossom, is
natures lavish thanks for care received.
The home-inaking Of a loving couple
is the happiest time in life, and the
couple who would forego the pleasures
Of home Tor the SO called advantages OF
a boarding house is very short-sigl.cd.
No boarding house can DE home.
II is we'll for children that most Of
boarding houses refuse to receive them
thus forcing the parants into making a
home for them.
In your own home you are O great
man; in u boarding house n married maj
is a nonentity, and he si &c mam
wa'f.
In Justice to yourself, made a home. -
Kansas City World.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
FROM NCHLAND.

John A. Klien Is up and around again
The spelling at Self Chapel last Wed.
uesiay night was a success. Lee Young
seems to be the champion speller Of the
school, as she stood up longest both
times.
r. S. Woolery, who 10 working on a
fafmn ear Marshall, spent q day or two
at home at Thanksgiving.
John Combs was up in our part buying
calves this week.
Say! did you read the Editors account
Of the Masonic supper at Clensted
Brother Editor next time wait until YOU
recover before you chronicle the event.
We noticed a short time ago that Clerk
Thomas was worrying about the slack
of business in the license department.
Cheer up, Yves we think from all
indications you will have a rushing time
about Christmas, Ahem! Guess now.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
And the Boys Got Even.

AS stated in last weeks Review. the
band boys would sure show Leslie
Clisrnan a warm time upon his return
from his wedding trip to Kansas City.
Aud they certainly did.
Since coming home Leslie has kept
himself pretty we'll under cover, and it
was not until Wednesday afternoon that
the boys were able to smoke him out,
and this was brought about only by
Virgil Wall sending a messenger over to
tell Leslie that a hurry-up call awaited
him at the Bell telephone. And he
come a rinnin' " and into the trap lie
vent. The bunch laid for him at the
Farmers Bank aud soon had him, bound
hand and foot, i'll .Arl;c Silver's mail
cart.
The band boys were ready, and to the
notes of a rafting two step, started down
the south side Of Main str, ct to the
Campbell House, then back up tile north
side. the young Benedict taking with
good grace the friendly shots fred at
''"' W. ''a''''S Sth IdIHlltJ IIOIII Tic
score Of people lining the sidewalks.
Twice around they went, and thei,
some more fun. 1t will be remembered
that the Rev, i. T. Gordon was particcps
criniinis To this early hour wedding
thereby assisting in TIE defeat of the
band boys in their deep laid scheme t,
show Leslie a time, and as they made the
circuit, Mr.. Gordon Was seen at the stair
entrance between the two banks. Some
one called him, and UP the stairs he shot
like a blazing rockct-and the boys after
him. After considerable parleying and
maneuvering, the good minister cam.
down with the boys and took his posit,o,
by the si,le of the rascal who had cause
them SO much worry and uneasiness O
mind. 4 warrant was read to them ant
to it each answered guilty" after which
each was allowed a short plea in defens.
OF his action, the minister declaring tina
II would be his last until the next, I.esii.
saying that once was enough for him ;
An alarm clock was set going to remin,
them Of the dark hour IN which the
perpetrated the deed, the baud bo,
played a farewell piece. Leslie calie,
them over to the post office news stand
set up a'couple ot boxes Of cigars, AN
1.-THE hounds were called off"
All in all, II was about The riches
thing that has happened in Windsor il
many o day. Windsor Review.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
Yows-Goodman Nuptials.

Married at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Leona Goodman, three
miles northeast of Barnett, Wednesday
evening, November :S, 1906, Mr.. James
A. Vows and Miss Ethel Goodman.
The groom is the youngest son of Uncle
James Vows and wife, of this city and is
a leading merchant Of the town. Mr..
Vows is a model man in every respect,
being sober, intelligent, industrious and
possessed with sound judgment as is
proven by his choice of a companion.
The bride is the second daughter of
Mrs. Leona Goodman. She is an accom-.
plished and sensible young lady, and is
held in high esteem by her many friends,
Both the contracting parties belong to
highly respected families and are we'll
and favorably known in this community.
Shortly after a very impressive cere-
imony by Rev. 6. W. Mathis, of Sedalia,
the guests. composed of the families of
H. K. and N. A. Vows, Charles Mobley,
Charles Woosley, of Meta, Paul Inglish
and sister, Miss Lena, of Olean. Misses
Bernice Opal and Brook Goodman, Miss
Eta Wreiden and Misses Efie and Eva
Duncan, were invited to the dining
where a sumptuous repast was
served
On account of the illness of Uncle
James Vows, father of the groom, the re.
was not so large as it would have
been should he have been we'll. The ill.,.
dinner was n magnificent one and
occasion one worthy Of remembra.
nee. The happily united couple will
make their home i'll this city. The EN-.
joins their many friends in
them Il long and blissfnl life
Enterprise.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
SHERIFI''S SALE.

by virtue and authority Of a special execution
issued from the Office of the clerr of the circuit
court Of Morgan county. Mi souri,, returnable at
the December term. LOCO, of said court: and to
nc directed In favor OF the state of Missouri, AT
the relation and to the use OF u, $. Cline, col
souri,. and against John W. Sisco and Jacob
Strau., I have levied upon and seized all the
right, title. inteie : and claim of the said John
Sisco and Jacob Straus OF. in and the following
described real estate. to wit: The north half o;
the southeast quarter OF section twenty. six 20
township forty two tl2l. range eighteen Isl. ali
lying and being III the said county. and State Of
Missouri; and ] will, on Monday. the 10th day Of
December. A. ID 1906, liz being the first day OF
hours Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon aud Eve
o'cl, ck IN the afternoon Of that day, at the court
house door. IN the city Of Versailles. cuu,ty Of
Morgan aforesaid. sell the same. or 30 much
thereof Us may Ike required. at public vendue. Ia
The highest bidder FOR cash in hand, TO satisfy
said execution and costs.
CiIAs. T.. WILI.soS,
Sheriff OF Morgan County, Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

There Is existing with many people
a wrong idea of The Keeley Cure--they
think 1t makes one i'll for a few days; or
1t destroys the mind at first or last; or
that there are hardships connected with
the treatment. In no case is this true.
There is a noticeable improvement from
the start; the mind strengthens and re.
covers its normal condition and as the
drugs or alcohol is eliminated a healthy
condition is builded.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
/

by virtue and authority Of a special execution
issued from the Office OF the clerk of the circuit
court OF Morgan county, Missouri, returnable at
the December term. 1910. Of said court. and To
me directed in favor Of the State OF Missouri,
at the relation and to the use Of u. ). Cline, col
lector Of the revenue Of Morgan county. Mis-
souri,. and against lhor,as NJ. Millet, ! have ley.
led upon and seized all the right, title, interest
and claim Of the said Thomas ". Miller. Of. iu1
and to the following described real estate. tow
An undivided opc.half interest in the soutiraN
4nart-r Of the northwest quarter aud the east
hall OF the southwest quarter, and the WEST hall
OF the southeast quarter Of section twenty.six
go, township forty ttOl, range seventeen ~,
al, lying and being in the said county. and State
Of Missouri; and ! will. on NJ. ndBy. The iWh day
Of December. \. j. IoO5. tt being the first day
Of the circuit court OF said county between the
hours Of nine o'clock IN the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the Afternoon OF that fay. at the court
house door in the city Of Versailles, county of
Morgan aforesaid, sell the s,ine, ,r 30 much
thereof rs may be. required. at public veniue.
to the highest bidder for cash in hand. to salts.
~ said execution and costs.
CHAs. D.. WILSON,
SheriH OF Morgan County, Mo
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
SHERIFE'S SALE.

by virtue and authority of a special execution
. eissu;, c ,rH,n o in Sior o,nee o, ,ns CLERK Of the
ablc at the december term, 1900. Of said court,
and to me directed In favor Of the state Of Mis-.
souri,, at the relation aud to the use of Il. =.
Cline, collector Of the revenue of Morgan coun-
~, Missouri. and against W. J. Terrell. ] have
levied upon and seized all the right, title, inter
est aud claim Of the said w. J. Terrell OF. in and
to the following described real e.tate, to.wit:
An undivided one-third interest IN the southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter, and the west
hall OF the .outheast quarter, and the southcas,
quarter of the southeast quarter of section I en-
ty-eight t2s). ownship forty la0), range eight
cen usl, all lying an! being. in the said county,
and state OF Missouri: and I will, Oh Monday.
the 10Th day of Dcce mher. A. u, 1905. lit being
the first day of the circuit court Of said county,
hetwccn the hours OF nine O'Clock in the foie-
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of TINT
day, at the court house door, in the city Of Yer.
SMILES. County Of Morgan aforesaid, sell the
same, or so much thereof as may lie required, at
public vendue, 90 the highest bidder for cast, in
hand, to satisfy said execution and costs.
CHAs. II. WILSON,
Sheriff of Mot gan County, Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

VI. T.. Church. South Preaching every Sunday at
II q. IN. and 40 y. IN. Sunday school Mt 9S'a. IN.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening.
Exv. :. ". EMORY. Pastor.
Presbyterian Church Preaching every SUNDAY,
Except the nrs,. II II a. III. and $50 p. III. Sunday
school at $50 every sunday morning.
REV. y. q. BOAz, Pastor.
Baptist Church Preaching every Ind and 9Th Sun.
days al II q. In. and 7:%0 y. m. Business meeting on
saturday before the 9Th sunday at 7:D y. m. sun.
'iay sclOol. ut $50 u. III. and b. t. r. U. at7D p. IN.
'very SUNDAY. REV q. n. WITTY, Pastor.
Christian Church sunday school every Sunday At
.:O u. M. A. L. Ross. superintendent.
81. Paui's NJ. z. Church 0'olpred) go Preaching at
~ "a, IN. and 7:0 p. M. lat and 3rd Sundays In each
month. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
sunday school at $50 Il. m. every Sunday.
REV. :. y. JOHNSON. Pastor.
Coiored Baptist Church Preaching Mt ii q. IN. and
80 n. IN. every 2nd and 9Th Sunday In each month.
Is. ]. T. U. every Wednesday evening ut 1850. Sun.
.iay school at $50 p. IN. every sunday.
REV. q. ". WATTS. Pastor.
4. &. w.-vcraaillcs Lodge. No lT. meets Nv.
cry and and ih Friday nights In each month.
Wa. wAsrUsG. NJ. ".
20. MORGAN. recorder.
n. D. Morgan Lodge. No. 500. !. q. o. r.. mccts
2nd and Ath "Wednesday nights IN each month.
Mrs. J. L.. SHORT, n. q.
Ev, wAslUs8, secretary.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
DR.. J. e. BLAINE, Physician 4 Manager.
For . years chief Of medical staff at Dwight. III.
WANTED-COOD MAN in eacl,

WANTED-GOOD MAN in each
county to represent and advertise coop.
erative department, put out samples, etc.
Old established business house. Cash
Salary $2l 90 weekly expense money adj.
vanced; permanent position. Our Ref.
erence, Bankers, National Bank of Chi.
cago, Capital So 900, 900 Address Man
ager, THE COLUMBIA House., Chicago,
Ill. Desk No. l.. 40 ..
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
FROM GLENSTED.

Mary and Fred Milburn spent Thanks
.iviig Day with home folks.
Miss Eunice Dawson of Sedalia visited
Fanny Milburn several days last week.
Charley and Eva Holloway spent
Thank sgiving at home.
Rev, Kenney conducted Thanksgiving
services at The Concrete Thursday.
Clev Baker visited at home several
days last week.
Mr.. Milburn made a business trip TO
Se,ial'a last Saturday.
L, a. Holloway is visiting his sister.
Mr.. Boyer. Of Cole camr, this week.
Miss i,elphia Richards visited her
iuher, i. G.. Richards. Of syracuse. sew
sral days last week.
Mr.. Curtis AMI wife !sH Monday for
lo~,, where they will tesidc in the
fsiureI
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

handle the only hard wheat -four
in Versailles. Made from Turkey
hard wheat. W. y. Gibson.
Come to see me il you want to borrow
money Room 6, Chas. W. kavanaugh,
Phone 267-Mason & Hardy Bldg.
The Latest New Idea lOC
Patterns now on sale at Carl
w. BierSaCh'S, on the corner.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

SOCIETIES.
4. A. M.-ver-aiiirs Iniye. NJ. III. regular
communication the I.t saturday night eHli mouth.
A. l.. Ross, ". ~.
JAMES MCHAIR. secretary.
10. O. f.-verraile- Lodge. No. 81. regular
meetings every Tuesday night.
CLAnEScE LuxPnR. n. q.
\. PoPPKR. Secretary.
n. of P.-ver-, allies Lodge. No. ~. meets every
1tur-day night. II. \. LuTAAS &C
e. v n. HUDSON, h. of X. a :.
VI. ". A.-vcrAaiiL.s Camp. No. 2St?. meets every
l., and srd Wednesday nights IN each month.
J. L. SHORT, Consul.
f.. X. BECK. Clerk.
10 X. Mia III To,ki Tsib'. No. III. M 'ct-
rs-ry Friday sleep. JEWEL WILLIAM. Saciicm.
e. wv. HUDsoS e. of X.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

If you want "A Notary Public don't for.
get the Phone 267, or call at room 9 Ma
son & Hardy Bldg. Chas. W. Kava.
naugh, The Abstracter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
DIRECTORY.
T,wss ~ ao,s,xs COURT.

TfNss ~ aofslS6 COURT.
circuit court 3rd M-nday In April and End Mon.
stay in August and Dcccmfcr.
Probate couIt - 2nd Monday in February. Mny aud
November. AMI I'll, Mynday IN August.
County court --First Monday IN February, May.
Aug ast and November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

Capt. Albert Muntzcl and daughter,
Miss Lille, Of Clark's Fork township,
md 6. II. Meyer, Jr., and wife, were in
ninceton Wednesday. They vent from
htse to Versailles to spend Thanksgiving
with Capt. Muutzel = son. A. y. Mun,1el,
anl family. -Bunceton Eagle.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
! o O F.

Versailles Lodge, No. 231, /. O.
.. f., meets every Tuesday night.
business OF Importance demands the
attention Of every member. Come
ont.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
|MPRESI0NES Y No f|CIAS

10 componen, y tango la certezs, dc
que con oil alcalde contri ibuir&n 4 que
l1 ciudAd dc tonce figure ca 81 con.
sierto de las ciudadss y p4sb.oA que
correspondent III noble ssfuerx) y q Ia
ssludabls idsa q que OBJ .decs la conssi
suci6n de ia Ligs de Ayuntsmlentos. /,
solo ounce mla.cl pios ds los 80 u.
senta cinco que forman IL liga on
san eA ds.cubIerto por IL ouo,a dsl
Ter. semestrs para ei sosIentmlento
permanenle de Ii psGriolicA Aaocia
clon No damos hoy los MN oreI de-
ellos porque deaeamos exeitarios para
que cumplsn con la oblIg aclon que 90
inpusieron en- ls AsAmnlsa dol 70 DE-
Julio del pa4Ado Al }. Laos nombrss de
Ios que han pagAd0 los publloaremos
ca brevs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15

que hubisre dsiAdo sl Cusrpo Aleg an .
do imposibllidsd fisicA 8 que haya
sido expulsado por taltss cometida as
% 81 ssrviCio, podr& volver q iDgre.
sar. Una Copla de ests aolicitud de
be ser entregads & ls C.mlsi6n ptr
cads aspirante en- acto de Ia tAlls.
6q Deberan tamb.ea prsSeuIsr f6
de bautismo, sin euyo documento asrS
inGhl toda gssti6n.
~ EI peso minimo que 50 req ule. IL.
re es de l30 libras.
80 La t,llA minims 60 de l metro
~ centlmetros.
W La ampliIud torScics deberA
ser Dor 10 menos do pu gadss.
10P La soiicltId debsra ser he
cha de puho J letra del mismo aspi-
raLts y iurada ants oil Juez de Paz o
Municipal, AcrediIando aer Ia mism 9
persona con cuyo nombre 90 hrmA.
Esta sOllcitad serS ddpicada de 10
Gle debsrS snvlarIs 81 ClArtsl Gene.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Casino Espa1oI

El SCasino EApAHols cslebr6 una
ieuui0n txrsoralnarlA el II del 90
rrIen5s, ,Quslanu. nUmb.Sos IL Iig AIen
To. direcIvs;
Presldente honorSrio, don Manuel
Lomba , Pefls; Presldsnte, don An.o.
hiJ "A earez N ava; Vice -presl.sos,
don AnIonlo Sarmient y Contsdor, dor
MANUEL Cam olor; Nlcs-coLtador, don
Bernardo Fernando; Tesorero don
Miguel Targa; NIce-sesOrero, don Nj
glei CueIarsi Secreta. los, don Carlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15

Bl dia IL del orrients mes habran
de llevArss q cabo tsliaS en- ssta clu .
dad de San Juan para nombrar Gin.
cuenta 1901 poliCia por tempo discre.
cionAl. Las condiciones one se e1 gen
para Ia sdmis I6n son las sigulen.es
~ Ser mayor de 81 amos menor
de 40.
2 Sabsr leer y sscrlblr.
81 Ser cludadHno de Puerto r co.
4P Tsnsr buenA conduc.s moral
que Sc asreditarA medtAnts la prssen
Iacion de certi6caciones llbradas por
sl Alcslde y Jutz del pueblo donde
hayA resldido mae largo tlem,o.
81 Ljs aSpiranLss debsrAn envisr
sus soliclsudes al CuArssl general an
tss del dis 10 del corrieuts mes, ' di.
cho Quartet intVrmArA ai sl Iolici.ants
al Cusrpo de Ia policfA en
sste caso 10 SonduetA que observe v
cauaaa por las que Sslio del Cue DO,
que nlngda indivlduo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
1d|ss para Ia po|cIa en- San Juan, ?. R.

- = 2sass* usssst
raj antss del dIs 10 del corflsnts y de-
be ser entregrada . Ii comisi6n On el
acto de la tslla con su fe de bsutismo
, certitcaciones de buena Conducts.
IL Es CondicI6n precisA para in
geessr on ell caerpo dc Ia policfa ell
carecer de antecedentes penalss, puea
el tsnerlos daria 3 revocation del
ncmbrAmienlo 81 So hubiere hecho.
CondtclOReS JiSicaS
Ell IoliciIAnte debe carecer de de-
fectos fisiccs, entendi6ndole como to
les, las dtfJrmidadss del Gu .rpo, 10
anomslia en- la cnnfg glracion txtsrnA
de los oios, braEos o piernas, o cual.
quier veat gio id erfsrmsdades sspe
cificss; las mAuifeat clones de la piel
en- forma de manch 9 srupclonea J
por dl .imo las enfsrmemedades Que
Aparelen inntIlidGd 8 deAcisncia para
sl trabaic, como las herniss, hldroce'
lee etc. JUDGE
Ter, Tsnieats Ayudanta ?, i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
MunIcIpIo De San Juan

ALc1ldta. -Amtnci0 d. Subasta. ri
Viernes 10 del corrisnts las dos de
10 tarde 80 adjudicarA en- pdblica su-
basta las obras de instalaci6n de
1872 pies de longitud it'll de tuberfa de
hierro fundido con todos sus aoceso-
rios de 4 pul gadas de dlametro inte-
rior, destinada Ia distribution de
aqua del scusaucto, en- 10 calle de
"Ce-rA', Santurce, cuyo presupuesto
ssciende q 10 csntidad de MIL Qua.
TRO CIENTOS SESENTA DO.
LIARS, SIETE CENTAvOS (s1. .46O.
07).
La subasta le celebrara en- 10 for.
ma expresada en- el Arifculo 16 del
keal Dscreto de de Enero de 1888, y
tendr& lugar On 10 oficina del Alcalde
ante 10 Junta de Subasta, presidida
por dicha autoridad; hAilandose de
manifesto para conoclmiento del pti.
blico en- 10 ofcina del Inspector do
las Obras Municipales, los docum IN.
tos que han de rsgir On la contrstA.
Las proposiciones deberan ajus.
tarse extrictamspte al modelo que apa.
rece undo al pliego de condolences, y
% presentsran en- pliegos cerrados,
admitiendoae Inicamente durants 10
primsrs media hora del acto. Los
pliegos debsran contener el rssguardo
que acredits habsr consignado ell lici
tador en- 10 Tssoreria Municipal como
fapsa provisional 10 .cantidad de
SETENTA Y ClNCO DOLLARS
(s75.00)
Sc deciararan nulas las PROPOSE
clones que falten cualq quiera de 90.
tos requisites. 6 q los consignados en-
sl pliego de condolences, y squellss
cuyo importe exceda de 10 cAn.idad
prsaupueatsda.
En- caso do procederae una nci.
taci6n verbal por empats, la mfnima
pujs admisible sera 10 de diez dollars
lSl0.00.l
La Admlnistraci6n 90 reserva el
derecho de rechazar cualquiera de les
proposiclones o todas elias.
San Juan P. r. de Enero de 1906.
M Sanchez Morales.
A'calde dc San Juan.
LII Qlh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
CRON|CAS DEL CAMPO

oscurecido sl porvenir de muchos i6.
venes de ambos aexos que tenfan fiss
allf sus esperanzas.
Los sueldos de los mssstros, 90.
pecialmente los de les rurales, deben
msjorarse. Es una vergtsnsa para
un gobierno civllizado que los macs.
tros rurales, que son los mas necsaa.
rios, % hallen tan pobremente remu.
nerados en- sus asignaciones persona.
les y para casa. On maestro rural
debe gsnar 10 menos 40 pesos do susldo
y 10 para casa. Asi podfan los mas
competentes ir oil campo, no ganando
25y 80 pesos que 90 10 que CANA un
pe6n con ninguna responsabllidsd.
Exfiass oil professor 10 que 90 quis.
ra; que see como un sacsrdote compe.
netrado de ~ sagrada mission, que
estudie, que lea eonstantemsnte, cue
ssists & conferencias, que vsya en- los
veranos los Estsdos Unidos & prae.
ticar el Ingl6s puesto que que las Gle.
ses do ahora no ls dar&n ningdn re-
sultsdo prActico, que 81 SO le pruebA
malA conduets, que 60 le dsstituya,
psro antss que nads, psgadle bien.
81 ap,obsis una Ley del Ser icio
Civil con amplitud dc oritsrio y sle.
vacl6n do miras, no olvidsis do In
c.uir todos los cargoa incluyendo po.
licia desde iete hssta el dlsimo guar.
dia y profssores de enssianza dssds
maestro dc la escuela rural, hasta el
maestro de In Ultima sldea.
La Policfa Insular eh uno de los
cuerpos mas dsdcisntss que 90 eonocen
no por los guardias principalmenss,
aino por 10 fslta de una saba dirsc.
ci6n. 81 un policia que atropellA sin
motive 90 10 deia impune como oil he.
cho brutal ocurrido On sl Parque,
81 NAL ent6nces no estA aba.
10, Es,a On 10 cabsza. Un policia
dsbe tensr mayor peso y esistura que
10 que aetualmente 20 exigs; debs ser
una persona educads; no hablar pa.
llabras inmorales nj plalfsmar; ene.
migo mortal del juego y dc 10 copa;
ser el tlpo dc 10 caballerosidad; que
10 ciudadanis YEA en- ellos 10 garan.
tia de sus personss y propisdades en-
tes' que el verdugo de 81 libsrtad.
Un policla que va q bebsr { los
veniorrlllos; que SO mete en- les iuga.
das de gsllos; que cogs fado y no
psga; que ca vez dc ievantsr oil armA
de IL Icy para hacer respssarse, 10.
vanta 10 macsna do 81 esiulticia para
se, odiolo, sse NO deDe txlstlr en- el
cuerpo.
Un americana.