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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
La Instruction .Pdblica'
EN- LA REPUBLICA MEXICANA

De las visitas hechas algunos plante-
les de ensenanza del Distrito Federal
de Mexico y de la hermosa ciudad de
Merida en- Yucatan, be deducido que hay
J circumstances por demas favorables pa
ra tener motives de esperar una inno-
vaci6n mas amplia y radical en- la edu-
cacion .p1blica.
Queda bastante tempo disponible del
a1o econ6mico de 19O9-1O para corregir
los defectos y deficiencies que tan gene
ralmente Sc ven en'el regimen actual.
La administraci6Egpd parece, al
fin, detener en- clio su mirada y Sc COM
prende el deseo de dar una inversion
mas porvechosa los fondos destinados
este objeto Asi Sc desprende de docu-
mentos oficiales que ell p1blico conoce, y
sObran causas para fundarlO.
Dados estos antecedentes, no puede
dudarse que la pr6xima accion del Sc
cretario del Ministerio respective Sc ma
nifestara energica y diligente, cores
pondiendo la urgencia de su actividad
y a las esperanzas que en- elias Sc anun-
cian..
De mil maneras Sc ha manifestad0
la deficiencia en- ell regimen actual. tan
to en- 10 concerniente la instruction
Primaria, como a la secundaria v la
Professional. Bajo ell generico de ms
trucci6n P1blica, cada forma de ella
y cada rama, sufren hondo daho en-
ciertos detalles que lie son peculiares y
precisos, tanto como han sidO Omisos. |
Esta es Ia causa de que la efcacia de
este servicio no haya alcanzado, hasta
hoy, todo el provecho, la majestad y f. |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

abundan eh Ell patriotismo y levantado
criteriocriterio del seiior General D.az,
quien en- su conciencia de hombre hon.
RADIO reconoce la importancia de la Edu.
caci6n y la instruction P1blica, como
factor principal del progreso nacional,
sabra impartir la energfa reposada de su
ilustrado juicio, para que no la impru-
deneia, sino Ell merito intrinseco, Ia ha-
bilidad legftima y la i'idiscmtible compe-
teascso en- Ia materio, satisfagan los mas
justos y santos anhelos de la sociedad v
las mas gloriosas y meritorias atenciones
de Ia Administration.
DR.. Case Soto.
Repdblica mexicana 11-3O, 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
NvdiCiias De Bsps6a
BARCELONA

Ha tornado possession de la Alcaldia ei
..eaor Collaso asistiendo al despacho So
,.,.onte 81 alcalde accidental senior Aal-
ret, dos concejales.
Despues de la toma de possession Sc re-
t;r6 el alcalde, sin que lie fuera presen,
tsdo el personal, al que va conocla' III
se5or Collaso Sc despidio hasta la tar
de. en- que presidi6 la session del Ayun-
tamiento, hacienda su presentation y eA-
poniendo su programa.
Han celebrado una reunion cada uno
de los organismos que integran Ia IL
nnierda catalina con Ell fin de tratar de
la proposition presentada por la Aga
nara establecer una inteligencla entire la
izquierda la derecha, contra los ra''-
Gales. en- las pr6ximas elecclones'
Els va pdblico que no hay nnanml-
dad en- las opiniones respecto del asun-
to. ~
Los federales y los progresistas estan
decididos por la inteligencla; la UNION
Republicans permanece indeclsa y los
rac;onalistas muestran una absolute opo-
sici6n.
Las bases propuestas por la Liga pue-
den resumirse en- que los dlstrltos
donde Sc presenter candidates De la oe-
recha no los presenter las izquierdas,
yiceversa. ...
Los nacionalistas solo admiten Ia IN
feligencia con las fracciones de la IL
auierda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
ARCA1CA

(Impresiones de Palma de Mallorco.)
A tt debo Palma Ia emoclon tranquMa
one en- tn ambiente almo, benhechor, senti
mi espirtu enfermo su guerra perenne
depuso ante tt.
iQue paz aqui gozo que olvldo del munoo'
one encanto ell encanto de tn placloez!
Deia que repase tus GALES vetustas
una otra vez ;
~, .,i:. = ~~..:
Estas GALES curvas, civosas, estrechas <-t
o,ne parecen caustros de afro monacal' a.,
caales que nos haban con voz master2osa t4&
de un algo immortal -
IL
Tox}as estas casas me parecen 0empioS -
v oieo musitante sonar de oraclon i.
v rezo con rezos que nunca ne rezaoo e
de fervida unci6n. -
Eres ann Ia misma poblaci6n arcaica
one Raimundo Lulio baho de vlrtud
aros ann "a misma; solo te has librado
de la esclavitud. .
De estos tiempos pobres, miseros rastreros,
one han roto el encamto de la muerta edad
de los caballeros, de los madrlgales,
de la heroicidad.
How va, no hay proezas, va hay galanteos
nj espadas que rinan dsputas de amor;
con la edad que guardas en- tu arqulteetura
mori6se el valor.
=
Deiame que viva sobre tus murallas
en-. aouella historic en- aquel vlvlr'
dejame que sueie con los que en- sus 1osos
fueron a morir.
Permiteme hidalga ciudad mallorqulna
que guerrero monge me senta la par
sobre t,ls murallas y en- tus calles qoeoas
que incitan orar
B. JAMBRINA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Ell Alcaide de la carcel de Vieques,
comunica por telegrafo, que yendo el
guardia de pealales Capetillo, custodian
do tres presos Que llevaban ell almuerzo
a los presos que trabajan en- la carretera
de aquella Isla, en- ell campo, enprendie-
ron la fuga dos de ellos, para logra.
su intento lie dieron dn golpe en- la ca
beza con un palo al guardia que quedo
sin sentido, y tambien agredieron al otro
preso que era Cabo de galeras. Ell cabo
logr6 capturar a uno de los presos. Ell
Alcaide esta instruyendo la correspon-
diente investigation ha dado cuenta
a la Corte Municipal. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Terminadas las reuniones parciales,
tendra efecto una reunion de delegados
para acordar 10 que deba resolverse CO.
lectivamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Martin Martinez Alvarado, ingresa a
cumplir dos amos de condena por el de.
Tito de hurto mayor. sentenciado por la
Corte, de Distrito, de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
San Juan Puerto Rico Lunes 20 de Dicien

gol, en- Pipoll, ha sido destruida por -un
incendio.
No ha habido que lamentar por fortu-
ma, desgracias personales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
uVviInIIepte De Pels|e2
NOTICIAs

Juan Francisco Montilla, condenado a
un ano por el delito de mutilaci6n, ha
sido puesto en- libertad por haber dejado
eXtinguida su condena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Parece que ha quedado resuelto ell con-
flicto de los carreteros.
Ell gobernador ha ofrecido la So
ciedad obrera hacer cumplir a los patro-
nos la ley del Descanso dominical.
Los patronos querian que sus trabaja-
dores realizasen los domingos ell acarreo
de mercancias en- el muelle y en- ell puer.
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

A Ultima hora de la tarde de aver ocu-
rri6 una explosion de gas en- una casa
de la calle de la Cera, produciendose de-
fectos en- la fnca y en- un almacen de pa
pei contiguo ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
No hubo desgracias personales.

En- la session celebrada por ell Ayunta-
-mientO para discutir los presupuestos
fue aprobada por mayoria una PROPOSE
ci6n importante.
Sc trataba de que fueran retirados
del prOyecto todos los aumentos de suel-
do propuestos y Sc proponia que no Sc
diera curse durante la discussion a min
guna enmienda que tendiera aumentar
las consignaciones del personal
Ell debate fue empenadisimo y tuvo
muchos incidentes.
Los radicales votaron en- contra. La
discussion, que debio ser economical, Sc
convirti6 en- politica.
Un telegrama de Corona comunica que
la fabrica de los seiores Roig y Armen-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22
SUNDAY SCHOOl CON
vENTlON NE WEEK


4 or y tuesday evening next Jan. 2sth,
viii begin 8 Sunday School Teach
er's Training Institute at the West
minister Presbyterian church for the
Second District, embracing the coun-
ties Of Ramsey, Pierce, Towner, Rol-
ette2an Benson. The sessions contin-
uing also Wednesday morning and a.
s T and will be conducted BY the
saamiinent specialists, Rev. DIR. McEl-
Fresh, International Teacher supt.,
Prof Fl a, N Locker, secretary OF the
Minnesota Sunday School Associa.
ton and Rev. John Orchard, secretary
Of our state work. Although no Of.
fetal delegates are appointed, large
attendance att. is looked for asa cordial
Invitation Is extended to all pastors,
Sunday School and church workers
throughout the district. Their timer
ancy embraces sessions Of seven con
ferences throughout the state and the
primary object Is to instruct pastors
and teachers in the up to date methods
OF religious teaching, their watchwori
being: Five thousand trained teach
ers wanted for the one hundred and
twelve thousand bible students in The
evangelical Sunday schools Of NORTH
Dakota" The exercises will be varied
with singing and devotional half hours
We append the formal program ant
bespeak a large attendance of all in
terested. I e. .E { :. - "a !.
Tuesday Evening, January 2sth.
7:3O Devotional and song service.
l7:45 The. Sunday School Teacher
| Prof, Am. Locker.
s:15 The Country Sunday school-Dr
| F. McElfresh. 49,. ,s.,.r ~
An evening offering to defray the in
.stitute expenses. -.
Wednesday Morning, January 9th.
$50 Conference with Pastors an,
workers-Dr. McElfresh and Prot
| Locker. - ,..;,s' =. r.
1O:3O A Review Training Lesson
John Orchard. 80 ss.ssr1,t Nv
11:00 The Value Of a Sunday schoo
I Diploma-Dr. F. McElfresh.
1880 The Organized Bible. Glass
Prof. A. NJ. Locker. W.: :
Wednesday Afternoon.
$3.50 Why Grade the School Prof. A
| M Locker.
800 Perishable Goods-Dr. F. McEl
fresh. i3.s5i 3
Offering to. defray institute expenses
Closing with devotional exercises. ..
There will be a big dance at Toxic
Friday evening, Jan. 29th. ~.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22

" Farm; 1 N N ,,oans Honey OIL d
hand AM 81 i favorable terms. Low
lest rates. C'hainberlin.
H The district court which is til session
Az this place II bringi many stra j
|ers to the city. ~
We aim to keep our customers. warm.
A a.{5l pair Of high cut felt shoes do.
ttlh1e 4, work ,rI Holbrook n O.. sS5s5
r Mann left W ednesday: fo 81 s ":
Paul where NE Will remain for : NJ week
on ten days On busines h III
sssEII f. Council, claim agent for.s the.
Great Al orthern Railroad, Oh the Mi il
s lewiston was Devils Lake visitor
Tuesd Bib
The board Sof count y,s commissioners
have been in session this week finish.
linrg up2the: work of the adjourned jan
uary term. Ut N 5:i
The Indians have been thick iii
Devils Lake the past week spending
the money which the government has
Ipaid them. ss u B d ss S2..& IA "A.
Sugar will soon advance and We
have only so sacks left that We 4 can can;
sell at $500, better get your order In
at once sas sugar Is; worth $500. 81 r.
w. Mann & Sons. \. VI; y :99.>
In this issue appears the advertise
ment Of the Heidelberg Medical In
stitute offering a valuable Medical
Book FREE. Those who care to- send
for It will find 1t as presented in the
advertisement I;i II s..5 :s.15} z..r. d;
Feed oats and corn for sale at Win.
ter g Ames' elevator. s .s. .s;& Ere +
y. a. Granner, manager Of the North
Dakota Lumber Co., Banker Odegard
and the. village attorney Of Neville
passed through Devils Lake Monday
enroute to Lakota, the county seat Of
Nelson county, to attend court. The
North Dakota Lumber Co, are suing
1.-THE Congreg ational congregation Of
that village for bill Of lumber used in
the erect ionSoff their new church. al
n. N. Tweeten, ~ Fox Lake was
g caller in. the city Friday and called
Lat this Office. MI. TWeeten was cali:
lea ag one 81 the Jury # serve ats this
term Of court and came to Devils Lake
for the purpose OF being excused from
serving On account of the serious iii:
lness in his family. MI, TWeeten has
been i subscribe 5of the Inter Ocean
for %; years and paid for two years
more in advance which lis a good in
ldication that the paper IS as good as
Lever. n .35 5$#i= n: a. Z \
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22
sHI!OR r.: MS
Or IN TER EST

t.s5 n. Jones was down from 8 taark..1'
weather Monda
2#i ~ Intyre. was here sat.
q nprday visiting with friends.
= Smith so Grand Harbor.., 1 was q
business yisi II, last saturda
\ q Denton George, sofS u: Desrring WI II
! business 'ltil' 81 yi 4 last Saturday.
3 g: Kaed ding, Of Penn, wa here here,
~ oyer SUNDAY with friends.
5$ 1 4 tttorney g. w. Buttz. of ndinnewsasu.s
/. kan az was legal caller this week.
IL az III Samuel count Il u "a missioner
q Webster '' was Il the city this week.
lillian Casey, .of Emrrick, was q
guest of friends IL the city this week.
=. n ~ Strand, 81 Penn, w vi. looking
after bust ons ness n nat tiers here Monday y.
SJ g. Dinness. Of Anetal,, s9 was trans
acting n business II the city Saturday.
\ 4; Farm A. loans Al lowest rates. ses
II John ied1ln u w Maher. 30 B \. 8. l.5
s5s u W ahon, 81 was. va guest
ct friends nd II Devils Lake last satur-
day. 4. 5 ss
S }l Ole Il /! Gilge, of Grand Harbor, was
ii u here e, Saturday afternoon looking after
business matters. 5 .s;@$ 'St5s5.
Il Francis ~ Kirsch, editor; Of the
Warwick; Sentinel spent Monday in the
city with friends. n F% s$4S }: s ?55s I: n 4:
NJ, II u. u ttorney 8. w. Morrisey, Of Edmore,
\ was attending to matters before the
4 district court this week. ST Al 5Is, IS y
.5.'$ Mr.. and Mrs. Jos M. Kelly returned
! y this week from Bismarck, where they
attended the inaugural ball ;+4s. 5.s5s:S
ii;; " ~ =. y. TeW anu MTSW. 81. herman
4 4 ct Warwick, were Devils Lake shop,
pers Monday ana Tuesday t35 4
. .si;. VIM. Myers came up from" his claim
near Warwick Monday for q few days
4 rust eating ct this place and vicinity. "
s5s torney sim ss, of MINI ws,aukan,
states attorney Of Benson count was
y here this week attending to court mat
ters.$ @ g}.si S} a.; \, (
5} S$s. Sheriff Talley. and attorneys sinness
4; A. SButtz came to, this city Tuesday to
+ attend to matters I'M the district court
this county. ssz d; us 3.5s II
h. Miss Maylne Fitzsimmo mons returned
this week from Cando where she has
!. s been the past week appearing as q
witness in$the case Of thess Singer Sew
ms Mlachine Company vs.. Boyd. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22

~ BARREL HEADS u n
may have most high sounding title
painted on them. But you don't eat
the heads. What you want is &
THE FLOUR.
If the -four comes from us there Will
be no disappointment about 1t, even ift
you don't care for the design on the
barrel head. On the contrary youT
declare it the finest -four you ever
used and the most economical. Have:
your grocer send you. a sack Of sDar5
kota..' 'S' : ',ssa','. .s .s &
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22
It'll / MARIE | |
Devils 8 81
Reported j q. y !. Baker

- Renorted q ii. Baker 81
Hard /. . e 8
No. Mort laern I. 4 al7s
q Mort 4. ~
8 Northern So
Durlrl y. Il
lax .46
Oat !. 45
Bari a5
Butter I'd
Eggs !. 3. Il;
Potatoes RSsn
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22

There will be big dance at Toxic
Friday evening, Jan. 29th. .s.-,..
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22

y Do you need a warm coat Try one
OF; Cord Ferguson's sheep lined coats.
They are good, serviceabIe garments
and are being sold at extremely low
prices. Holbrook Mercantile CO.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-21
maintenance OF HIGHWAYS.


Features Of the Patrol System 70 kssF
Roads In Coed consition.
The new state highway commission
has announced that It expects to adopt
the patrol system for the maintenance
Of the state and county highways hero.
tofore improved BY : state aid. This
will involve the maintenance Of 4
force Of some $50 patrolmen. each with
q horse and cart and each assigned to
look after the repair Of ten miles Of
road. This system involves an ex'
pense Of SEQ 4 year per mile Of road
to be repaired. It has been success.
fully followed out In keeping In ron
dition improved highways In Massa-
chusetts and In certain foreign coun-
tries. and under the system the roads
are kept In such q state Of efnciency
that much In the way Of expensive r.
pair work Ia avoided.
The commission has also voted to
establish Immediately 4 bureau Of re-
search for the purpose Of investigat-
ing the various methods Of construc-
ton In vogue In neighboring states
and for conducting experiments with
a view to ascertaining the best form
Of construction which will be adapted
to the present conditions. having In
mind especially the great damage
caused by automobile tramc.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-21
BRICK ROAD BUILDING
Methods d Construction Adopted
By On Ohio County.
MAcADAM IS TOO EXPENSIVE

Nsmsr W. Jastss~ Tells Why Prop.
sry csasarsstsA Drisk Highways
A. chsepsr Than stsrs onss-Tsn
Fsst Mftds gasesh Fer Country Use.
Washington county. O., has pretty
definitely committed itself to a policy
Of brick road building. The county
oficiab and the different city and
country organizations are a unit on the
subject. Some work has already been
done, and Q comprehensive road build
Ing campaign only waits On a little
more dednite knowledge as to what
scheme Of road building win best suit
local conditions.
The unanimity Of opinion rs to the
~destrability Of brick roads Is surpris-
Ing. attended a monthly meeting Of
the Valley Farmers' club. a social or
ganization which unites the farmers Of
the Ohio valley In Washington county.
where the subject Of an afternoon de.
bate was. Shall Washington county
issue bonds for 100000 to build brick
roads1 This club has a membership
OF about 200, and probably lbs were
present at the debate. but II there was
4 maj among them who did not favor
brick roads he did not say SO either In
public or private. The member who
took the negative side Of the ques-
ton In the debate commended that with
their present knowledge of brick road
material and construction they were
not yet ready to expend large sums.
As the facts become known about
the relative cost of stone and brick
roads and the enormous cost Of main
tanning the former brick roads are
rapidly growing In popularity. While
It II true that brick roads cost more
than stone. the difference is not as
great ~ L. generally thought. In Wash
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-21
TOWN

What Can b Accomplished by cuIti-
waiting Public. Spirit.
Spirit Ia the most substantial thing
In the human world. A nation Is as
great a. tho collective spirit Of its
people. Progress. industry, inventions,
lmprovsments-alI are but manifesto
lions Of the spirit Of an age, or Of a
country. or Of 4 city. or Of an individ-
ual. Take oil the people out Of New
York and put 100000 Zulus in their
places and grass would grow in the
streets. elevators would stop. subways,
elevated roads and surface lines would
be abandoned and the city would fall
Into ruins. But put the present In
habltsnts Of New York in the middle
Of Zululand and they would build an
other New York. For the people are
the city. h IL their spirit that does ali
things. When San Francisco was
shaken down and burned, the real city
did not q to be. but was only put
In the way Of 4 new and greater nan
Hesitation, for the spirit OF the people
rose higher to meet the catastrophe.
II has been 10 In every American dis
aster. Here liberty, popular education,
democracy and individual initiative
have built up q greater spirit in the
people. and this faith has become man
Tested In works. All this has a very
definite and practical application to
the building up Of 4 town o. city any.
where. The only way this can be done
Il to build up the spirit Of the people
Of that town Or city. Given that and
the material progress Will follow, Seek
" frst the inner kingdom and all
these outef things shall be added. Like
most Of The things taught BY the Mas
ta, that Il 4 scientific fact 1t belongs
to that deeper human science which,
aftse All. h the greatest one we know.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-21
FLORIDA sAWDUST ROADS.
Southern Expert Finds II Cheaper end
Best Material to Use.

Southern Expert Finds It Cheaper end
Best Material to Use.
They are making roads OF sawdust
mixed with earth on q new plan In
Leon county. Fla. Two ridges Of earth
are thrown up with a road machine at
the required width from each other,
and the space between Is filled with q
six inch bed Of sawdust. This II fol-
lowed with a smaller machine, which
plows up and mixes the earth with the
sawdust. This makes a roadbed on
which the tires of the heaviest loaded
vehicles make no impression. The
contractor. G. a. Averitt, has kept an
accurate account Of expenses in con-
nection with this section of sawdust
and earth road and says the cost e.
gregates s297 a mile. showing It to b.
about the cheapest road material In
use.
1t may be suggested that sawdust II
not q durable material. but the Florida
True Democrat meets this objection
with the statement that one Or two
such roads were constructed In . soSth
Georgia county twenty year. ago and
are still In good condition. showing it,
durability. As Is well known, Lson
county soil In clayey.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-21

Lias a Rssd Improvement That
oheuld Ne4 n ovsriseksd.

Lias n Nssd Improvement Thst
ohsuld Nst n ovsriseksA.
II b encouraging to see the attentioa
that b being paid to good roads all
through the United States. Various
state organizations are taking the mat.
ter up. national conventions are being
held. and an International meeting was
recently called I o convene In France.
Everything points toward better high.
ways, better facilities for marketing
crops aud better conditions for tAs
farmer.
A good road brings one nearer to bis
neighbors. nearer to his church and
school and nearer to his market. The
time win o come when one will
speak Of a farm as being ten minutes
distant from town rather than two
miles. The popularity which the auto
mobile Is rapidly acquiring among
farmers will promote this good roads
movement.
There Is a splendid opportunity for
the individual to help the good work
along by taking care Of the roads In
front Of bis own farm. There IL no
surer method than to take pride In the
road that goes past your door.
There Is one line Of road improve
ment-the holding In check Of noxious
weeds-that Is frequently overlooked.
Every roadway a be kept free from
these with comparatively little labor
II the matter 10 taken up promptly.
Each weed that natures bears q more
prolific crop Of seed than Its prede-
cessor. II the fence corners and the
roadside are kept free 1t win be an
easy matter to exterminate the unde-
sirable weed pests which are coming
to be a decided problem. II you can.
not drag your road. you 4 At least
have regard for your adjacent Geld to
keep the weeds from growing along
the roadside.