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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-04-18
CAPTAINED BY FRED HOWARD

TUCK NO OI Inc Nx1nuoapO1l6 FIRE D0-
partment Has Great Record.
A recent issue of the Minneapolis
Journal tells of Truck No 2. of the
Minneapolis fire department and it's
captain and crew. Captain Howard
was formerly a homely, freckled-faced
Princeton boy, and his pink lemonade,
Notwithstanding chums of IS years ago
still take an interest in him and are
glad to know that age has improved
his physiognomy. Here is what the
Journal has to say of Fred's go-cart:
"Rebuilt and newly equipped after
twenty-seven years in service, during
which time it has shared in the daring
deeds of score of fire heroes, Truck
No. 2, of the fire department is today
the best truck in the city, according
to fremen, and will rank with the best
of them for twenty years more.
"Truck No. 2 and it's men have
figured conspicuously at every big fire
in Minneapolis. Hundreds have been
carried from burning buildings to
safety down it's eighty-fve feet of
strong ladders, and firemen have al
ways considered it an honor to be as
signed to it's crew.
"Manned by picked crew that is
headed by Captain Frederick Howard,
who has been with the truck during
his entire twenty years. service; with
Lieutenant VIM. Lockhart, who has
been with it three years, and drawn
by the four best horses of the depart
ment, it is considered one of the fast
tucks of the west.
"Chief c. W: Ringer said yesterday
that if motor apparatus should soon
be installed throughout the depart
ment Truck No. Us horses will be the
last to 60. Hosea Tuthill, master
mechanic, has rebuilt the truck and it
now represents everything modern.
"Truck No. 2 was formerly Truck
No. l. It was the first aerial truck
equipped with hosting apparatus
and its ladders are as long as can b.
used with safety.
SAT the West hotel fire Captain
Howard, then lieutenant, raised the
ladder himself and went to the upper
stories where he aided in the rescue
of the guests. Many we're carried
down the ladders. Two months ago,
when Chief c. W. Ringer announced
that personal bravery would be con-
sidered in recommendations for ap-
pointments, Captain Howard was the
first to save lives. He carried two
men from burning building at Tenth
avenue S. and Washington.
"The truck figured at the Hennepin
block fire and at the Boutell block
fire, and members of the crew we're
among those who crawled under the
debris to save men six years ago
when the Beck building wall fell
through a hotel at Second avenue S.
and Fifth street.
1.-The men who man the truck now,
and whose principal work is always
to rescue lives, are James Irving, Ed
ward Chase, Carl Anderson, James
O'Hern, Edward Jacobson, Edward
WEIGH and Oscar Swanson"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
SHOOTING AT A
CANE GRINDING
Ore - T9o Young N-r Nad seer
Drinking and rhsy Were tns Cause ~
A. Accident

wsstvlge. Nov An unfu~ts1nat.
aho1tlng srrape occurred last night e.
VI 81 sasnstt's cane grindinr. ~ which
W ilie Benton. = young farmer near Crrto
ms % BIS annual rsafou. Mr sassust
save geneml public invitation 60 bis
cane Erturina when he commenced 60
harvest hia nne crop ~ HuNareane re-
cently. and iast uiEht there uas . large
crowd 90 Eana. among them sewers.
YuunE men from town among whom ore
81 twu were 8rnkfnN Mr. ~nasrrtt
saia BE- fTnk trru e. enc HiIa and polite.
" requested ugn 90 a.rlave or leave bio
premises
one q ~ youns msu attempted 90
which be- Eeif errn On bis hauf snsrfff
-auEhf f.e FuarE mans uFfrf ferE=F
him down arf tried fD take tnF Erfff
from h'Ha HaHusff ln making state.
rHuf relative - ere AFFAIR said .RfH
wife anf q erusd - them literally COS.
-fea re w t,ElnE p pah me fro1a iH--
vas about fn BE- kUIHd5 END De- ran and
Trf he EIuE s-hrrrf. BIRD rIr Someone
Iumref on tiu t1 take fia gun. arf Ir
ire struEE.e ere sun we fisrharEst aHf
as loaded. sfrErk HeH.rn. u"o was THa
wins bic mule 40 fHa .rr EHfr. irfrrT.HE
fr leave HHHrrHa Benton HH friend
- fre family and wf SIRE o." eNreFHUra r
srrrV ffsE Hr Erf bar. a. oar home
aurE also Rad HIs thumb spite HpFr HH
Nnifs y tFs bend ~ tas rartE t-rHs
Hurt RS bees arrested arf vU have
preliminary frH. before Justice flau
kins Monday rHrr.rE Benton sect fH
CarEVl.e Or W. IH#. 8. extract ere
shaf from be fare ard rr#E one er
ahfrurer. HHt"| -~r#Era f.H -aHs r|-H
serious
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

che raFt b bach - the arrest ~ Victor
Hollis. Jr. who was tsken into custody
on charge ~ all1wiUE persons other
than employees On fha saloon a. Tar
raEona end Garden streets where b.
is bartender
Detective Yniesfra made The arrest
when. 30 say. be found several men
~ The fleet in rho place. according a.
the records.
70 r. HurshbsrEer. proprietor ~ a
restaurant a. Baylen ana zarraEogsn
streets. vas arrested on q charge -
selling whiskev 20 men 20 the neeg
Along with him were = ~ Loftin and
Roy Jones. walters. a galvanized Tub
filled with bottles ~ alleged beer and
21 half points = some stun said % bs
whisksy Detective schmidt made TIRE
raid there
Robert Briggs. = neEro Who 10 raid
tn claim - bought his booEe from q
negro af fHe launch iandinE on South
Pslsfoz street. vas arrested for re-
selling 90 q white hoy on the hayahore
line ~ Wesf Main street
Another ueEra. Rnhert Walters. was
arrested on similar charge. only thar
hr fr said to have been urddiInE booze
fH men ~ fHo Sect
They arc rnarEed with selling LIQUOR
on Sunday. Hearings ~ the cases viIi
nr held fria morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

wtu Eive Tor her az her Erandfathsr'u
house on Vermont avenue.
Another attractive dabutanta Be- Mss
hslsa McCumbeT. dauEatsT OF Senator
and Mrs. M1Cumber. o. North Ia
kuta.
In military circles there VIII be Miss
Doris Drain. daughter % General and
Mrs. Aloshires Mise katherine Waite.
EranddauEhsar 81 BriEadier Horatlo
Glbaon. and E#r Leila Harrison. sis
ter % Lieutenant F Harrison
Misa Malvena a. pena. dauKafrr 81
the minister from UruEuaE another
debutante. yin before the season 10
over. become the bride ~ non Ale
iandro HerQuiniEo. gf me GILLIAN To-
cation.
Mics Ethel Moves. aroIher dsbu-
tnnts of great wealth. viii ruma out
very quietly 0wiuz % tha recent death
81 her uncle. Thomas "a Nryes Hhs
b. sister ~ Mrs. Frances Newhold
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
SECURED COAL
IN SHORT TIME
STEAMER BURLINGTON ARRIVED
~ PORT M FORENOON. FILLED
Her BUNKERs AND WAS At
SEA ~ sioHTFALL.

The steamer LuIiuFtan. which - on
the voyage from Guifp8rt Cor Busnoa
Ayrea. with "a cargo 81 lumber. ava not
lose any time in Pensacola Yesterday
m sscuFing bunker coal which vas
supplied By Cary a Co
The steamer entered the harhnr
shortly after daylight and ~ s ~
o'clock WAS under the coal chutsa At
o o'clock the u1rk % nuiuE ths bunk
ere with bTt tons % eoaI we CON-
meucad This vas completed o. tsgo
O'clock. and before niEhtfau the steam b.
~ had not only passed down tha har-
Dor. but was out az sea. resumInH ths
v0vaEc which had rsan delayed only a
short time
The LuuinFtou uas I-afed ~ fhs
Keyser- Nuld1n Co. which arm has
cpensf e branch once az guIfpart.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

"apuda" ~ East as they are FED into r.
each interested the throng 50. also.
did The perfect equipment Of tae con
ning tower, the little round box. pro-
tested b. twelve-iueh walls. IN which
the captain takes his stand during q
battle. and from which be can direct
tss movements % The ship. issue or
dera 20 any part % % or check iu a
fffy the nrinE ~ br0adHtds hy means
OF electric bells and speaking tubes.
Bul what caused most 90 Easp wtth
establishment vas laarniuE The fact
that the most quiet place aboard our
ms a battle or 90 target practice with
hig guns. n enjoyed ~ the s6 men In
the hig forward furret
so perfectly walled ln are they hat
even the aiHrharEinE ~ two guns
Weighing 40 tons does not penetrate
The heavy armor. and the only noise
which follows the setting or - cleo
the spark ~ 500 pounds 81 powder. n
that caused BY a three foot recou o.
the guns. They are mounted upon
heavy steel platforms resting upon
sprtnrs ard slide backwards q piece
and then back 20 position with every
Arms % TIE sun.
While the many visitors were en-
ioytnE the visits 20 and study ~ the
ships. hundreds % ths sailors were en-
iaying the sociahilitiea % ponna cola.
about a. SOC hsinr IN ths city last night
They comprised q remarkably orderly
thronE and Ions before midnight mos,
~ them hid Eons hack % their ships
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MEN ARE ASKED
TOP.C.A.R ROOMS
FLETCHER RECEIVES a
LETTER FROM SECRETARY HEN.
oERsoN OFFERING OFFICERS
AND MEN USE OF we ROOMS.

The orscers and men - the United
states navy nos n FORT with the sec
oud division 80 Tire Atlantic feet have
been extended the courtesy 20 the
rooms az che Pensacola Commercial
association ~ e letter sent out Sature
day hv Secretary Leland , Hcnder-
son and addressed Go Admiral Frank
o. Fletcher. in command
The letter
"NoNsmber g. IBls.
Admiral Prank " Fletcher.
a. 81 uattioahin MinueHnfa
Pensacola. Fla.
Dear SIR
"At meeting - the directors 81
ere Pensacola Commercial Association
held YESTERDAY was Instructed "a
write you. Offering 90 Yourself your
uficurs and men. the services ~ the
Pensacola Commercial Association. in.
y1tinE YOU 20 VISIT the rooms secure
literature and such Information - you
may desire end which ths association
e capable ~ furnishing Also. 10 81.
tend % YOU ths best wishes ~ the a..
sociation. in which EOS citizens ~ Pen
sncola hold 1859 memberhhira And
also 20 express the hope that you wir
enjoy your visit On the best port south
~ Newport News.
Yours sincerely.
| 'pensacnia Commercial Association.
LELAND j. HENDERSON.
SECRETARY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Moves. who has recently published q
book called Mars"
Miss Elizabeth Rush Porter. dauEh-
ter o. Major and Nrs. , Biddie Por-
ter. wtl b. presented a. = arEs tea
in December lther buds 81 the sea-
cor VIII BE- NIas Alice Lewis. daugh-
ter % Nr Hnd Mrs. Thornton Lewis.
10 Cincinnati. Miss Rebrkah Wilmer.
daughter 90 o.. william Holland WI
mer. MiaF FTorturs Schneider.
dauEhtfr cf Mr and Mrs Franklin
srHneIder. Mics Carolyn ogden.
Jones daughter az Mrs samuel En-
mors. SHES Catherine McCuntock.
dugFhtrr 81 Wr and Nrs A. Garrison
MrrIntrrk and relative ~ fhe Car
negis family Or Pittsburgh Miss Mary
lee Fleming daughter ~ Mr and Mrs
Thomas T1smInE. and Miss Meta
Evans. daughter % Mrs Morris
Evans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
COLORED WOMAN
HELD FOR TRIAL

Flossie Chamber. q coiored woman
alleged to have Eotton into q scrap
with another woman outside the clty
about four weeks aao. yesterday lsarn-
81 that she must fare trial IN IN. rec
ord court a. the nsst term. a. the re-
sult q preliminary hearing given
her in the county
she was released under bond
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
CHARGED WITH
ILLEGAL SALES
MANY PINCHEO
DETECTIVES FOLLOW SPECIAL
ORDER OF CHIEF SANDERS AND
PULL RESTAURANT, RARkEEPER
o. SALOON AND SEVERAL INDi-
NpUALs.

A. result ~ the sfrtc7 orders Eiveu
b chief - Police Sanders that any
apparent breakers - che Sunday Hqu0r
laws should be Immediately apure-
hendsd. several men. white and rrl-
orsd. were arrested nv detectives vas-
terday ard held Cor hearirR under
tas0 bail each for altered UIeKal sale
81 lutoxicauLa
Some we're arrested IN restaurant.
but ths moHf ~ the cases were those
Of individuals alleged 20 have been
conducting biz pocket tigers for fha
refreshment and refssf ~ frouEhfv
facktars On shore leave
one case somewhat different from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

tcou'inusd rom FirHt PaTe)
fHa officers and men who showed vis-
tors over the ships
one ruralist from a town on ths r
e A. looked long and anKiously AZ the
sHE Veufiiafara which stand above the
#rrk and leave air down into the
bowels % the ship.
VIII Won please tril me. str" he IN
##Ired after e while. 10 there's 4 mat
Cross or pile a. hay ta catch you fell
bows whsn you slide down them
tHnKHT'
Another asked. arer q similar Ions
rufInv ~ one ~ the cir tunnels. 30
SOU use them far anything bus Elidiu'
.t1l wnstnIru=-harreis ~ nour and
"H re az coffee. Tor instance %
Asked n hs would like 20 look
.HrcuEh the SHIPS magazine. one Wis
.tHr 90 the Kansas said ne reckoned he
would but he wasn't iust On a position
ts take anY advcrtiainK space.
The part played by electricity I'm the
Fa.enuHc and systematic handling of
.hb ship and itH batteries was q rsvs-
alton 90 mnat Of the visitors. nn were
pointers on ths manner On which The
suns are loaded. aimed and ared. ths
.'eepInN accommodations % $50 % soc
men aboard the quality % ths food
Hud me way On which the ship may be
cleared and closed in Tor action
The ovens thar hake 3 900 taavea ~
Hread DAN, the comee-urns that hold
I1 salons ~ coffee made far each meal
tud ths potato parer that. trims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Washington. ID. c. Nov. aa.-Ths
list % debutantes this year r. rather
shorter than usual but among them
are several notable names There Ia
FOR instance. Miss Frances Hoar. the
daughter o. Mrs. Redwood Hnar. q
Worcester, Mass. and Eranddaushter
% the late senator Hoar. she VII
have az her Eusat Tor several weeks
during The season Miaa Esther Clsee-
land. daughter ~ the late president
who win be- presented 10 society tins
winter In New YORK. ~ her mother.
Another rebutante % the conEras-
sional 80 IL Miss Annie X amoot as
beautiful daughter q the Mormon
senator from Utah. she VII be In
troducsd TO WashinEton society early
In the winter
Miss virginia L.s seurn. EranddauEa-
ter OF former Speaker Cannon. win
make her debut az e tea which her
mother and aunt. Miss Hslsn Cannon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
LOCAL BOWLERS
BEAT JACKIES
PAsTinE ALLEYS SCENE o. RE.
TURN MATcH YESTERDAY AND
KANSAS LOSES TO FAST PEN
sAcoLIANA

Pensacoia'a picked team yesterday
gave the nve-rnen team, ~ the battle
ship Kansas hard drubhing IN return
for the trimming the ianktars Eava
them Saturday night.
The locals. playing the same team -
Saturday. stacked up against the team
they played the night before and won
the best out ~ three and topped tire
sailors By an even hundred for honara
in total score
The Kansas won TIE best out ~
three Saturday night and had a mar
SIN q ten Tor hon0ra On total for The
three games
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
FtRE TRUcKs HAp THREE
CALLS DURING TNE pAY

rhs ers department Had three cd .s
GURUS vestsrdaE. The 0rHt aaH 90
shout noon yesterday when tha truck
we're called 90 the home OF H Rarers
40 ls south srr.uE street where there
vas q afEFt damage 10 the roof
Late in fhe afternoon an alarm Gale
81 the frurks Co ere corner 90 CuYIe
and Jackson streets. where enc roof 60
a h6usa uas Hr.HFr "Ht only slight
faruaEe rrHH'fr.
Aa ur...N .a. n.e#r ... Department
Was rHUr# .H N.s. N#"r H.reH. HH.r.
agIle lrazE uas .ara.aE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
SAVED At
PLAY ON TRACK
YOUNG oIRL FLAGS RAPIDLY A.
PREACHING TRAIN sY a QUICK
RUN FROM AGA HoME. USING
A rAsLEcLoTH FoR FLAG.

sunhurv. Pa. Nov 9t--when round
M q smrza near hare today The IN
Finser on q freight train saw Marie
Eyerctte tt years old. run out a q
house close 10 The tracks and franti.
caIr wave . tahleCloth. GlancinE fur
thsr ahead. ne vnW a baby playing on
che tra cks
Rv a quick use of the brakes he
brought tha train to atandstill Just a.
ths pilot VS. about to strlke the child.
The Eiri seoing the child nnfs.
tainted The hahy vas her sister. wh@
waa believed % be asleep In the house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
TERsELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

- sssrusi 80 %, $40 rs-ard ~
tvaaneH auwetant to cnnwlct anr por ~
nsraaH fpsna ytsaiina sanseriesrs passrs
tneF asiiysry y sanas ~ caFrisr.
Misses WIubel Mcdonald and BRINE
TI.a two very charming young ladies
from Century. "a. spent the day in
the city saturday. stoppinG az the san
Carlos.
3d. r. Berry formerly o. Pensacola. bnt
H1w ~ Southport. h Ga ths city on e
#Hurt business visit Re Ia Registered
ef the san Carlos
Hr and Mrn .. A. Hamilton. % A.
.Hfa. are In ths city on . short visit
end are registered guests 81 the san
carlos
g.. " Mayo and A. d Stokes. o. Pol
rd. are "a the oity. being amonm the
rrivalu YESTERDAY Afternoon
Nr and Afra m a. Boyd. % Mont
emery, we're amonE the arrivals IN
.'tuaacoia yesterday who reEistsrsd az
Fee Han Carioa
str and Mru o. w wuiiamn. o.
Hnlladeiphia. are among The prominent
HHt- of-town folks rsEistsred a. ths
sfn Carlos. Mr. snd Mrs. williams
Hrra ontertatnod YESTERDAY a. the
home of Mr.. and MIA = n. Clutter Of
laoo East Cervantea street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
RESIDENT OF
MILLiCA DEAD

NWfrnn. Fa New Fa=rahr ~ par-
sea PASSED auav today aNrr suffering a
considerable IHrrfh 20 time be HnH i
vel knrwr c'f'aFr. ard pa 8reatfeH farr
vearH he vas a surveyor aHH wns vel.
EErun and uked ~ wrsf eFerF rrfT In
rs rnf FleFtfa Hr wnR fT rFarH ~ 80
DO waa q Hreaf worker IN rrHrfrea I'll.
.# waa a'waTH ready au1 willing a. EFFr
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VESSELS ~ PoRT.


NNAAsfAAAtH@
Easrazndx Br 1Bs7. lAovd. Mobn. 60
John A. Merritt a o.
r T. Lucksnhach. Am. s1ai. Bennsr.
Santiago. Cuba. 60 our Transit CO.
wyrinbrook. Rr. 1857, KinE. BeliEs %
Gulf Transit Co
Cayo soto. Br. as0s. Rada~r. Tampico
b Gulf Tranait Co
wilma. span. isee Arrutequi. Port
Tampa % Gulf Transit Co
Himalaia. British. siSa. stuct. Port
Tampa ~ guW Transit Co
olenbridgs. nr. aA3t. Corner. Las
Paimas 10 NJ A. ouina Export CO.
shipa.
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order
BarNa
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Ianerio 90 order.
EIida Nor. iitf. Olsen. Cape Town
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uarkentlnea.
Beatrfce. y;al. lts1. schinTino. Ge-
noa % order
Hchcowera.
Donn Christina. Am. igb. Petersen
Hsvana 20 John A. Merritt a Co
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Solve the dressing problem
BY selecting your fall and
winter clothing here, and pay
us one dollar a week. Gains,
20 S. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
GOV. WILSON ATTENDS THE
OLDEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURc =

Hamutcn. Bermuda. NHy. g4-preai-
dent-eiect wilson and PTS family a.
tended the oldest Presbyterian church
in Hamiitan today Rev Archibald
Cameron. IRE pastor prayed PIP fr-
EnE che HHrreFefuI close ~ President
THffr rfr .uiHfraf.rr HnI Wv IH. new
president o. llu Juaca States.
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or1ufNnru1.
IH eagerly swallowed every word
she bestowed 80 him rr frf upon
fFr every fnnk ha lived upon the
smile she gave him
That's wHr. .a# ar 800 ~rrsuun-
ms passion T4dan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MOBILE MAN IS
VISITING HERE
JUDGE JAS. ~ MAILER. ONE o.
DIRECTORS OF THU HEsvEY 40.
rEL CO. 10 IN rHE CITY.

Judge James ~ McAieer. 81 Mobile.
10 hmona the visitors 90 Pensacola,
coming over Saturday Tor a stay - q
few days ne is accompanied by MrA
McAleer.
Judge McAleer ia one ~ the direc-
tors % The Tiervey Hotel Co. ha 10
much impressed with the many i'm
provemonts be- witnesses in Pensacola.
and says that Mobile would eiadly
exchange Of an her railroads Coz Fsn-
aacoin'a wonderful hnrhor
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

The entire family win like
Sunshine Crackers. Try
them. Ask your grocer.
Lewis Bear Co. Distributors.
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS


Arrived Yesterday.
~ Fs LuilinFton from Gulfport. Tor
coal
saiisd Yesterday.
Pr na Lulnurton. Tor Nulfuort
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creee que eStando la institution situada
en- Puerto Rico y teniendo aneXa una
estacion experimental bien montada. lie
maria los requcrimientos de todos los
estudlantes centroamericanos, de una
gran parte dc los de la America del Sur
Europa, que ha eStado atrayendo mu
choS l0Venes hacia SuS mas atlas insti
tuciones docentes, alm tiene POGO que
otrecer cn cuanto la practca de la
agriculture; mientras que los E,stados
Cmdos. que estan bien preparados para
ofrecer cursos ajustados la agricultu-
ia de las zonas templadas no ofrccen
cursos de instruction aplicables IA
agricultural en- los paises tropicales.
MientraS los paiscS dc la America
Central y del Sur poSecn recursos para
prOveer a sus habtantes de colegios de
agriculture. 10 cierto es que no 10 han
hecho, nj han erigido otros coIegios 0
universidadeS en- n(lmero considerable
Nientras dure este estado de cosas, ten
dram que enyiar a sus hijos al eXtran-
jero. Estando Puerto Rico actualmen-
te preparado para ofrecer una ense-
nanza superior, solo hay que informar-
les sobre sus VentaJas especiales en-
cuantO a SuS cQndici0neS tant0 acadc-
micas como agrfcolas, para atraer aqui
estudiantes. Chile y la Argentina po-
seen condolences climatol0gicas agri-
c0las parecdas a las de los EstadoS
Unidos; de mod0 que las necesidades
de esa parte de la America del Sur han
sido cubiertaS por cOlegios de agricuI-
tura en- las regiohes templadas. Uru-
quay envia todas sus comisiones nom
bradas con ell objeto de adquirir expe-
riencias Y cOnocimientoS Ell ell eXtran-
jero, los Estados Unidos, Y han deja-
do de seguir frecuentando otros paises.
Bien pudiera hacerse una invitaci0n
tOdas las comisi0nes de caracter seme
jante para que vengan a Puerto Rico.
Una vista a este pals resultaria ven
taJosa y provechosa.