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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
ODtiCa de un faISO papGI
MOncda.

Herman Moran, aymduntc del
jcfe de Ia policia sccrota de los
EstaJos Tnjdos. rrconociu On la
chrcel de Nueva NorI Ii faISa J.
mitaci6n dc un rcrtifjcadn por
vaE0r DE cinc0 pesos plata ct
huncs dc csta s"mana, Los fun.
cionarios del Dcpartamcuto &c
la Tcsorcrin nncionaI 4" Was e.
hington So nlarmar0n ant" 81
dcscuhrimicnto d" In picZa de-
moncda falSu, y 0pulaU que 81
vera cl gobicrno cn la ncccsIdah
de cancclar toda la cdiri"n d"
certificados dc cjnco pesos que
icvan por viiicta In cabcza de
i'm indiO, y que rcprcscntan una
sIna respectable, Il fin De salVar
el dcsfalcO on mayor Cnntidah,r"
curao que 81 gobicrno cmplc6 en-
1908, cunndo aparccivrOn on In
circulation falsoa bjlIeteS dc 100
pesos con cabc2as lie Monroe por
vineta. cuyo fraudc logr6 cvitnr"
&c en- gran partC CanccIaudo to-
da In edici6n de csos billotes.
Los certificates Dc einco pc
sos cnhe2ns de indiO Nndan 90
en- mucha circulation, y el gobicr.
no cree matar el cancer confiscah
do Y nuIifieando tales certiFicado'
para daitarloS dc Ia circulation
ISl trabni0 dc imit0ci6n d" Ia
pieza falaa aludida cs eninentc'
mentc artfstico Y tan al par@cido
Que los empleados dc In paRadu..
ria federal no pudicror hailar di~
ferencin alguna entire los ccrtl--
sieados verdadcros y el faIso, y
diicron que 81 valor del pnpci c8-
puyeo era acceptable, Y que era
1in certifiead0 genuine y lealtle-
mo. Tan bien imitados estaban
los dibnios Y contrasefas
pero Ia eaza do tal GOntraban-
mnnetario no es ct trabajo de
Aluuier funoionafin del g0hier.
sino In hhbil inspection dc
Sperito egpsOlalista On 81 ranao.
al parisD fu6 0l aegslndo 3cfe del
aervlcio de poiicia aocreta ya
meneionado, auien identified la
falaedad do la pieza por medic de
gantea de 6pticA, notand0 algu ;
mas yariaciones en- Ell dssofio del
naueI. que no eataba oonformc
con ii tlisego original del gobier.
30. Mss eatas autiles difcroncias
no son visihles hi notabies para
an oio profano, no inieiado en-
1oa ascYotOs de tales litogeafias.
noa sjsnplarea de la tal pieza
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
E| ej6rCitO TurCO
en- IUCha con
G| GObiernO

Constantinopla, Turquia, Die,
3O.---Hoy los embajadores de
casi todaS las potencias Europaas
aconsejaron al Gobierno Ototnanc
Sc apure sin mas tardanZa ii a.
ceptar los t6rminos de paz nro-
puestos por los aliados balkani :
cos. El Embajador ruso mas
que nadic sc csfor26 Ell ponderar
al Gobierno Turco las graves con
sccuencias que Sc seguiran ire
mlslblemcnte dc csta tardanza. en-
vista de Ia situaci0n en- Asia Me-
nor, cnyo conSejo disgust6 mu-
cho Il las atlas autoridades tur-
cas- de esta ciudad, especialmen-
tc los militares de elevado ran
go. Na"iaS circulares esclitas 4
mano Sc han distribuido en- los
cuartcles. provocando La CONT
nuaci6n de la guerra y la no rem
dici6n DE- la f0rtaleza de Adria--
n6pOlis, cuya rendici0n la jnzgan
como antipatri6tica y ell perjui--
clio del honor naclOnaL
EstoS escritos incendiarios es--
tan promoviendo Ia insurrccci6n
del ei6rcito, el que probablemen-
tc no obedecera las 6rdenes del
Gobiern0. 81 este sc inclina 4 acep
tar la paz balkanica. ..
Londrcs, pic. 30.-~Iios confe.
rencistas de paz aliados Y turcos
celobraron hoy tarde su septima
session, y es de csperarse que la
negotiation de Ia paz llegue q i'm
acuerdo. dcbido 4 tres inciden :
tes, Il saber, la muerte del Mi
niatro de relaciones de Alenlania,
Baron MarschalI Won Biebai stein
quicu protcgia los ttrcos con
armas. In session. De la Camara in
gIcsa dc los Confines & Daj> par
lamcnto. Y la junta de los Emba-
.iadOrcs EuropcoS Ell cSta Ciu--
dad, la que rcso|vcrh cl problcma
dc Ia paz balkanica.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
CELEBRATION MAsONICA.

Con motive del Solstici0 dc In
vierno vcrificaron Ia Cir. Logia
Bcnito Jndrcz Y H. Logia Lerdo
dc Teiada No. 7, sus cIeccioncs
q viorncS y del pasado, sallendo
- wv. s'' "A, ,1oa,. - . AZ Tohe,o
NJ. Gutierrez.
CIR. +. Dip. el ?. NJ. r. de Hoyos
Gr.'. Pr. q. Wig. Rodolfo He.
rrera.
CIR. d. Seq Wig. JesUs Pc
raiea.
CIR. =. Srio. =. NJ. t. Canamar.
CIR. E. TeS. , 81 +. NJ. Felix
Arizpe.
CIR. Or, el P. NJ, Jose Ma.
Naroehas'
Tf' hoSpl'a'ar'o N'FaI' e' T.
W "eleriho 'aran''''o, q, :,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
OetaNes de Ia tuga de
Francisco Villa.

Dice el "Imparcial" dc Mtxi-
co de fccha q de Dicicmbrc H.
timO:
ben conOcido es de nucstros
lcctores cI asunto por el que Sc
cncontraba on la Prisi0n MiIitar
dc Santiago Tlaltelolco 81 cx-
lete de VOluntarios Francisco Vi
ia, qmcn dllrantc la compana he.
cha por cl senor general Victoria.
no Huerta, en- cl NOrte, comcti6
el delito dc insubordinaci6n, ha-
ce POGO mcnos de sietc mescs. es-
tando d punto de ser pasado por
las armas en- cl mismo campo ac
las 0pcraclOncs.
tu6 traido esta capital Dor
mstrucclOncs del seu0r Ministro
de la Guerra, para que Sc Ic ms
truyera proceso por el mcnciona-
do delito, Y despues de permane-
Ger algrlnos meses Ell la Prniten-
claria, fu@ transladado 4 la Pri
sion de Santiago. donde hasta a
yer sc eneontraba d disposition
d"i seiior Juez tercero de instruc.
clon, Coronel Santiago Mtndcz
Armendariz.
Aver, va caida la tardc. Sc pre-
Scnt6 cl ScnOr CoroncI Miguel
MaNol, Jcfc d." la pri&iGl,, cu las
oficin0s dc la instruction Gcuc--
raj dc PoIicia, pidiendo hablar llr
gcntcmcntc con el scn0r Mayor
don Emlliano Lopez Figucroa. Y
fuc rcclbido pOcos momcntos dcs-
pu6s.
DcspuGs de una convcrsaci6r
dc mos ounce minutes, nno de
los ayuaantcs de In inspection ri,
di0 p0r tclefGno 4 Sautiago uuc
:" nrcSentoran inmcdiotamcntr
los Sonorcs Capitane& BnsLaman-
I" ' Diaz. dc ordcn del senior Go
ronrI MaYol, Y Mayor lopez IL
gucr"a. 10 que hablaron c& IN
mlst"rio, pucs Sc rchu8aron i
dar iuf0rmcs.
NneStr9ls pcsquisas dirrou ,pnr
r"$nItado que pudiGramos ayrrj~
guar uU" RI scnor Coronrl Ma
vol Iahia ic.o Il soEcitar In avu-
da &c la policja, porquo cl procc-
s0do Francisco Villa So habia
fugado por las rcins del Juzgado
Tcrccro de !ntrucci0n Militnr. he.
cho del Que Sc Eabin tcnido co
nocimicnto Il las cinco de ia tar
de So suponc que Villa, para
eonsumar In fu9a, Sc vali6 dc al
gin cmpleado del mismo Juzga-
do, que tub ei tlnico qHc pudo ayt
daric.
Possible cs que Villa. de acucr.
do con csc empleado, limo uno de
los barrotcs que coIuunicn 81 Iuz.
gado con Ia prisi6n y por csc
lugar So escape s0lieudo In ca
lie p0r cl carlton que oxistc en-.
trc las puertas de In prisi6n Y
la del rcfcrido iuzgado Y siu que
nadie So diera euenta de clio.
la fuga Sc cfectu6, segGn Ia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
NOviOS tragadOS D0r las
COIGraS del OC6anO.

III Oc6ano Pacjfico, bravo y sa-
hudo en- tormCn'aS y mareas,
acaba de tragarsc dos ilusiones
EN- flor, dos seres que sc amaban.
Ella de nombre Anna Hidden Y
Gl Ned Kline.
Ella era una linda Miss. de ojos
ladronos de voIuntades: 81 era un
joven mdsico del crucero ameri.
cano California. La c6lera del
mar envidiaba aquella fe!icidad.
Ambos amantes tomaban Wis.
tas del Oc6ano con una camara
totografica sobre 81 pico de una
roca bahada POI las recias mare.
Jadas, en- un lugar del puerto de
San Diego, California, Ia tarde
del 20 del pasado Diciembre. En-
un salto de excitaci6n, 'cay6 ella
al mar deade una altura del 20
pies. FL novio al momento Sc
ianz6 4 las olas on su reseate.
siendo ambos amantes arrebata.
dos por una enorme marejada v
sncumoiendo asidoa en- las pro.
fundas olas, No yolvieron 4 YER.
ae con los ojoa materialea nj sus
= A. ..
peehos yolvieron & calentarse con
el fuego de las niradas. Mudos
Y fries, yacen con los ojos cerra.
dos para siempre en- el fondo azul
de los mares, sin que una emo.
ci6n los despierte, sin que una
Garcia les halague.
I'll cadaver do In joven fa6 ha~
llado otro dla. III del noyio NO
parece.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
Trinno con motor.

En el Canada los inglcscs aca-
ban de inventar nn trinto co mo-
tor, on lugar do pcrros q otros u
nimaleg para au Traction. M
motor que tira del mueblc sin
ruodag aobrc la nieve, eonsiste dc
cuatro cilindros montadoa al frsn
te Y & poea altura del trineo, con
una paieta 8 aspa de MADEIRA que
es 81 propulsor, 4 la manera de-
la hslice dc los aeroplanos. III
motor esta protegido por i'm
fuertO marco dc MADEIRA, ,tiene 20.
leas, v eli trineo CORE con mncha
ligereza aobro la nieyc de Ia ribe.
ra del rio San Lawrence, desafiat
do a todoa los Oarros fnotoros, tFi.
neoa y otrAa inaquinas DE terra
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
Emplea1O traS I'm de|inCueDte

Ei sabado % del pasado Diciem
bre el diputado Constable Wi
liam /. Goforth corri6 como una
/fnlila tras un mexicano & quien
lba a arrestar, pero este monte
un express de acarreo y ell dueno
a2ot6 sin piedad al caballo. 30.
ni6ndosc ambos en- precipitada
tuga y lejoS del alcance del EN-.
pleado por calIe Matamoros La
ultima vista que ell empIeado di6
al fugitive, fu6 cuando este de.
sapareCi6 entire un chaparral
atuera del pueblo, Pcro otro dia
Goforth cncontr6 cara & cara al
dueno del express, al que apre-
hcndIo por c6mpIicc Y haber pro.
toGido la fuga del 'criminsl. se.
gun eI empleado do fG ante la
autorldad. Y el expresero, que
dijo lIamarSe JesUs Lozano. tuvo
que otorgar TN tianaa de dos
cientos pesos ante la Corte del
Juez do Paz Campbell, para salir
librc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
FALLECIMIENTo.

III 80 del prhximo pasado Dl-
cicmbrc faltcoi6 on csta ciudad, a
In cdad dc 62 amos. la schora Ra
mona r. Vida. dc Garcia, dejando
anegados en- cI mas acerbo dolor
Il ans hij0s, hermanos y demas pa
rientes. 49,.
In Gomitiya del funeral portid
de Ia reaidencia dc la finada, 81
tuada en- el numcro GOA celle :
Leona y SO dirigi6 al pante6n d
San Fernado.
En- paz doscanse
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
ruatil DmOuido

Sufriendo dc males de Ia piel,
Comegones, Eozoma, Tia etc,
ouando una caia de 80 eentavoa
de Hunts Cure garantiza Ia Gu.
IA 8 Sc deyuelye Nl dinego. Todos
los boticarios del Estado al P0r.
menor ofrecen esta garantia. Rre
gunfe 4 su boticario y lea Ia ga
ransia sS cada GAIA. Nada rriea
20 listed en haeer siita nrueba.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02

SE NECESITA:~~Un mAxlico
meXlcano. Buena clientela meAi.
cana Sc aumentara mucho maA
81 el medico pos&e ell idioma in
giles: Por mas informes dirijanse
8 Miguel +, Gonzalez Elmendorf
Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
Contra los revO|tOsOS

El JueVcs de esta scmana hizo
publico cl Gobicrno de Mexico 81
nucVo plan de campena puesto Ell
operation para lievar 4 cfccto el
extermlnio del bandolcrismo del
Nortc de Mexico. SeiS mil frde
rales estar@n eli marcha hacia FL
oeSte de Chihuahuaaa para alta .
car el grueSo de La fuerza rebel
des.
Entra Ell el nucyo plan federal
la destruction de los pueblos que
nan eStadO Sirviendo de guarida
a los facciosos, y Sc dara mucrte
d todo el que Sc encucntre con las
armas de la rebellion contra cl
Supreme GObierno.
Ell general BIanco obtuyo una
victoria en- Janos el Lunes Ill
timo, derrotando con 1900 fedora.
les al general rebelde Salazar.
que andaba con $50 de los su 80
yos, FL parte solo dice que
hubo docc muertos rcbcldcs dll-
rante el cmcuentro, mas no dd
las baiaS fcderales,
Los federales toman Ia campaiia
con formidable fueraa.
NariaS c0lumnas de fedcralcs
eStan saliendo de cjudad Chihua
hua para cl Norte v otras par
tes del EStado, para batir Il los
rebcldes de Salazar, Orozco Y
Caravco, cuyos cabecilIas ham
comblnado sus fuerzaS para hos
tilizar ii las del Gobicrno.
La mallana del Luncs de csta
semana llegaro dos trencs de
tropa a FL Paso, procedentes
de ciudad chihuahua, con mil il
netes federalcs al mando del Go
ronel Castro, crtwa fuarza mon.
tada trasbord6 trenes Immediate
mcntc y saIi6 hacia cl Sur pa
ia Guzmau por la linca del Nor.
ocStc 4" Mexico. EstoS mil line.
tcS SO apr0rOn cn Guzmdn. y to-
naron camiuo lie terra haria cl
sur para rcunirsc i las trouas
de los generates I}Iauro Y l.anda.
Para cl martcs dc cSta scmana
habla cerca dc Guzman roco mas
de tres mil trderaIcs Ell pnrsrcu-
ci6n dc los alZad0s. siendo 81
nucvo plan de campana 40 dar
Quartet il los rcbcldcs Y pcrScguir
los h0stn cXtCruiuari0S sin ga
dr ningua ciasr. toda yn2
que Sigucu robando trcncS y ma,
tando iUdrtrnSos pHSajrros sin
niserjcordja
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
AYIaO.

TengG de venta Glen soiares on Ii eiu.
dad de Kyle, 4 precios sumamentc ba
jos, desde $50. 90 q $75. 90.
No .teniend6 representante alpuno en
esa, los Que sc intsresen, dirfJanse nj
suaerito. -
J. Il. MARMION, Agente dc solarea
Palestine, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
To AdveltiSers

: Ell REGIDoR" hasIthe largests
ecirculation of any Of The Spanishs
epapers in Texas. or books are$
fopen f0r public inspection. !
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-02
A los anunciadOres.

Ell REGIDoR" tiene mayo,
circulation que cualquiera de Loo
perodlcos que sc publican en- Es.
paflol en- Texas. Nuestros libro.
e:stan q la vista de quien quiera
inspeccionarlos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
Hard Flowing

Tell i'm didn't like fisher OF men
as we'll as 18th plowman." It's aisyi Z
catch thin fish, it's hard to p1ow up
ignorance, an superstition.--Fr MY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16

Lady of the Chimney Corner" a new
book by Alexander Irvine.
So runs bit of sound philosophy, ex-
pressed in ismple English.
Ignorance and superstition grow in
stony soil, and the plow has hard work
in roofing them up. And more-it is
hard to induce proper crops to grow after
they are removed.
Often the uprooting of rocks leaves be-
hind sterile soil. Something may be done
with it, if the right sort of fertilizer be
applied in proper quantities, but it is
never SO good as the mental seed bed in
which the rocks of wrong thinking never
had places.
Does it not seem sometimes as, IL the
obstrutcions in the way of the plow would
never be removed?
When we read of brutality in Russia or
the Congo, when we hear of men in the
cities deliberately and for gain overwork-
ing women and children, wnen we read
of a keeper of conviets in a soutNean
state flogging men to death, truly the
soil of the world and the heart of man
seem equally hard and rocky.
The plow moves, but 1t moves so slowly
The rocks dull the edge of the plow-
share of progress. and threaten to de-
'stroy it altogether. The soil is terribly
stony.
is held in the steady hands of the men
and women who know that the world ad-
Vances slowly but surely in the paths
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
Oil That Won't Burn

Spreading oil on angry waters is good
but 1t must be oil that soothes, not oil
that irritates.
suppose, for instance, that you are
called upon to still the angry waters of
dispute between two persons who do not
know better than to get themselves into
quarrel. If you assume the blessed
office of peacemaker see to 1t that you
do not add fuel to the fire
Otherwise the last state of the DISPUTE
is worse than the first and neither YOU
nor the disputants have gained any
thing.
There was great disaster at sea. The
Nolturno. q ship bearing hundreds of
persons, caught fire. A storm ragged
Men and women and children were
drowned In attempting to leave the ship
before help came. Men of the crew met
death in the fire filled holds The ship
burned fiercely.
Succor came in time to save hundreds.
Among the rescuing vessels was the
Narragansett, with a cargo of oil, which
IL spread on the waves. smoothing them
so that its own boats and those Of other
shlps could approach the burning steari-
snip and take Off the imperiled passen-
gers and crew. This was done while the
Volturno still burned. i&
Now, suppose the oil which the tank
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
From Each According to Ability"

Talk with any earnest devoted work.
er in the cause of philanthropy and
charity and you will learn that what
Is needed most is a great accession of
individual helpers, even though their
means are small.
True, the cause Is advanced by the
large contributions of the wealthy, but
smaller contributions amounting In the
aggregate to the same sum would be
far more welcome. They would denote
the spread of interest in the work and
the growth of the spirit of helpfulness.
Every one can help. Give what you
have. To some one it may be better
than you dare to think" says Longfel-
low.
So it is also In service as well as in
contributions of money and goods. The
man who can and will do great things
in the service of his fellow men is a
general in the army of Righteousness.
OF less ability than one general, per-
haps, is each of two colonels, but add
them together and they surpass the
general. So with four majors and eight
captains, and SO on until we get down
to the great mass of privates who make
up the army
Each in his own way and in proper
ton to his ability and his means can
do good work.
OF how much value are the efforts of
a little girl few hours before her
death to advance the world in good
ness? And of how much value in the
great warfare on sin and poverty is
the small sum of 81 cents?
Not much? Let us see
The little girl lived in Philadelphia.
Her name was Hattie May Watt, and
she was only Z years old when the
hand of death drew her away. Dying,
she left her savings, 81 cents, to the
Grace Baptist church, of which her
parents were members. Older members
of the congregation, inspired by her
thoughtfulness, formed the Watt Mite
society, and the 81 pennies were sold
by the organization as mementoes.
bringing sum which has made solid
basis for subsequent and future en-
dowments and contributions.
Now the fund grows ever in useful
ness, helping to inculcate lessons OF
righteousness and helpfulness in the
cause of humanity
Started by little girl, dying, with
her 81 pennies, the movement grows
and spreads.
80 shines good deed in a naughty
world" says Shakespeare.
But we prefer to put 1t;
So shines good deed in a world
which is not altogether naughty and
is seeking to improve itself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
"Freed ON a Technicalitxe

When you are accused of a viola ton
of some code of law or ethics or morals
Don't hide behind a technicality.
You have right to defend yourself,
of course. and to take advantage of the
safeguards which the lava throws justly
around the innocent. But you have no
right to stretch the law until 1t cracks.
1t is that practice which Is the stand
ing reproach of American courts and
court procedure and which makes the
prevailing delay of justice amount to
denial of justice.
Better to own up honestly, when you
are in the wrong. than to crawl out by
taking advantage of the strict letter OF
the law which killeth.
The former course wins forgiveness and
continuance of such respect as was en-
joyed before the offense. The latter
brings with it the sneers that are harder
to endure than open condemnatio
Too many men are walking the streets
of American cities unwhipped of the
justice which should nave overtaken
them, because they have been freed on
technicalities while no doubt of their
guilt remained in honest minds.
Many years ago there was in Kansas
man of honest demeanor and conduct,
but of hasty temper. He was involved in
a quarrel with a neighbor, and the quar-
rel led to the drawing of weapon by
the man of ire. He shot at his neighbor,
but fortunately missed him. and he was
haJed to court on a charge of assault
with intent to kill.
His lawyer introduced witness who
testified that the accused man aimed his
pistol low, as If he wanted to hit the
other man in the legs and did not intend
to do him serious harm.
SO the trial went along for short
time Then the accused man arose to
address the jury.
He denied his lawyers theory, and the
testimH,gy of the witness. He was an hon
est u and would not Ne refuge be-
hind technicality, although an adverse
outcome of the trial would mean much
to him.
II will not deceive the jury" said he
.'Y ou know that those army pistols carry
up. / was calculating on that and aimed
low.
1t is pleasant to record that his frank
ness had a good effect on the jury all
that he was acquitted, especially in view
of the fact that the other man was not
hurt by the shot.
The moral:
He would not give himself the benefit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16

So does the spoken word, which too often
rises to plague its parent 1t Is incised
ON the marble tablets of memory
Keeps Tab on Yourself
Here's an excellent idea-a most ex-
cellent ideal
Self analysis is It's name, and 1t has
been applied heretofore only to teach
ers. But it Is capable of indefinite ex-
tension. You and l. for instance. could
use it we'll. whatever our business or
occupation.
This is the idea:
You keep tabs on yourself. You set
down in writlng-honestly, of course
your own good and bad points.
You analyze yourself. as the chemist
takes compound substance and re-
solves it into Its elements.
The teachers put themselves through
a rigid examination by means of a
self help" card The questions ap-
pear on the card under two main head
ings-the personality OF the teacher
and the recitation.
He or she asks himself or herself;
Am l vigorous or weak, poised or
nervous neat or slovenly, at ease or
embarrassed? Is my voice pleasing or
harsh. clear or indistinct, low or high ?
In my personal relations with my pu-
pills do I appear to stimulate or sup
press, do ] win the cordial co-opera-
tion of my pupils or do [ antagonize
them? Am sympathetic or harsh,
strict or lax, even tempered or irritable,
tolerant or intolerant. dignihed or un-
dignified, courteous or rude, encourag E
ing or nagging, firm or weak, tactful
or blundering enthusiastic or diffident.
quick or slow to react. quiet or noisy.
systematic or disorderly, resourceful or
Independent?
Granting that teacher or anyone
else answers these questions to him
self or herself truthfully, according to
the best Inward light, how can the re-
suit be aught but good?
Analyze yourself!
Learn your merits and your deficien-
cies So shall you learn to augment the
former and eliminate the latter. And
the result will be the upbuilding of
character and growth in wisdom and
power.
You see, 1t is the application to per-
sonality of the efficiency idea, SO much
exploited of late in the business world.
The man whose business needs a
doctor calls in an efficiency expert, who
points out the leaks and wastes and
faults of system The men or women
whose personalities are i'll need effi-
cheney engineers.
only there is this difference:
The best efficiency expert to call in
to doctor your personality is yourself.