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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
CAPITAL AND LABOR
MEET MRS. DAWSON

New York, Sept. 6-Representa-
tives of capital and labor were among
the 400 guests at the country home
of Mrs. Henry P. Dawson, Locust
Valley, today, to discuss the industrial
relations and plan remedies for exist
ing conditions. The public was rep
resented by delegates from the eighty
two community councils of national
defense.
The conference today Is patterned
on much the same lines as that to
which President Wilson announced a
few days ago he will invite repre-
sentatives of all classes of society.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
FRANCE TO HONOR SPOT
WHERE FIRST AMERICAN
TROOPS LANDED IN 1917

Pointe De Grave. France. Sept 6
(by the Associated Press) France
paid lasting tribute today to America s
active entry into the great war by
laying the cornerstone of a monument
here commemorating the landing on
the spot of the first contingent OF
American troops in 1917. Appropri-
ate speeches by President Poincare
and Hugh c. aWallace, the American
ambassador. were the chief features OF
the exercises, appropriately held on
the birthday Of Lafayette, who sailed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07

for America from this same pot in
E1777.
The addresses of President Poin-
care and Ambassador wallace were
delivered during slight rain.
In addition to Premier Clemenceau
Marshal Foch and other distinguished
Frenchmen. numbers of prominent
Americans assisted in the ceremony,
among them Frank L. Polk. under
secretary of state; Gen. Tasker H.
Bliss and Brig. Gen. W D. Connor,
now commander of the American
forces in France.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
prisoners Lodged in pen.

Santa Fe. Sept. 6.-Four prisoners
were lodged in the penitentiary today
by Sheriff Leandro Sena of Guadalupe
county and two deputies. The men
were Walter Garter and Charles Grif-
fin, sentenced to six to twelve months
for larceny from person; Frank Ma
lone. who was given similar sentence
for larceny from 2 store at vaughn:
and lEstanisIado Raiazan, who got
twelve to eighteen months for larceny
of cattle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
NEW MEXICO TO FORM
NEW /. R. DISTRICT

Santa Fe. Sept. 6.--That it has been
definitely decided to make New Mex
leo a separate internal revenue dis
trict, separating 1t from Arizona, Is
again announced from Washington,
D. c. Albuquerque is to be headquar-
ters and Adolph P. Hill internal reye-
nue.. collector,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
AUSTRIANS DISLIKE
THE TREATY TERMS

Vienna, Wednesday, Sept. (by the
Associated Press) The peace terms
handed Austria by the allies at st.
Germain were printed in this morn
ing's newspapers accompanied by edi-
torial expressions of protest and
despair The Arbeiter Zeitung char
acterized the terms as bitter. spite
full and unjust" 1t added:
"The entente is using its power in
the most shameful fmanner to Ill treat
and misuse helpless people with a
peace based on might"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
10000 TONS OF POTASH
COMES FROM GERMANY

New York. Sept "a shipment of
10000 tons of potash from Germany
to the United States. said to be the
first since 1914. has been contracted
for and ships provided for its trans
portation by Tarleton Winchester, an
official of the United States shipping
hoard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
Car LING strike Fails.

Los Angles, Calf, Sept. 6.--Full
service will be restored tonight on the
interurban and street car lines Of the
Pacific Electric and Los Angeles
Street Railway companies, according
to announcement today. The strikes
called three weeks ago, have never
been called off.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
Former Premier LanguiSheS
Behind Bars; Was Once the
Foremost Figure of Whole
Gallo Republic,
MIXED IN B0L0 PASHA
INTRIGUE, IS CLAIM
Also Involved In South Amefi-
can Scandal and Attempted
to Weaken French 0ppoSi-
ton to Germany,
CAILLAUx IIII In
PRISON WAITING TRIAL

Paris, Sept. tHavas.) s.)--Coun-
sci for Joseph Caillaux, the for
mer premier, who has been in
prison more than a year and a
, half, charged with having had
> reasonable dealings with the
b enemy, has requested that he be
removed from prison to a private
hospital. The lawyer declared
> that his clients health has been
, so weakened as to cause anxiety.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver, Colo. Sept. 6.-New Mex
leo: Sunday and Monday partly cloudy
with local showers Sunday: warmer
north portion.
Arizona: Sunday partly cloudy with
local showers; rising temperature,
Monday generally fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
Makes New Altitude Rccol

Dayton, o., Sept 6.-What Is be-
lieved to be a new two-man airplane
altitude record was set at McCook
aviation field today by Major II. w
Schroeder, when he ascended to q
height of $4,000 feet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
LOCAL REPORT.

hours ended at p. m. YESTERDAY, re-
corded by the state university:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
People Are the ctDsst

"They are my bosses,'' he said. 81
have come out on this journey not to
fight anybody. but to renort to you"
The peace. Mr, Wilson asserted,
had been made on American speci-
fications." Among these sneciffca-
tions, he said. was TIE establishment
of Poland and the other new mid
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
LOCAL AND eaasosA.
) s>>>>>> - >>>>> :

Laura Mower u homo from Colo
RADIO Colleee for the holidays.
". J. Horton went to Camp Bird
Tuesday whore he viii resume his
work as engineer.
Mr.. and Mfs. George Winters were
down from Paonia to spend Christmas
With ~ r. L. Pitman family
Mr.. 8. g. Duncan and children came
spend Chrialmas with her parents.
w. H. Burnett and the family.
Departing Saturday for Boulder to
spend the vacation period. werc Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Merchant and baby.
Miss Vera Martin. one Of the Bowie
teachers, In home for the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Patty Martin.
Mrs.. Mamie Norvell arrived from
Austin Saturday and visited several
days with the Charles Norveil family
Mrs. Charles Freyberg, Mrs. Q. H.
Smith and Miss Lea Wright went to
Escalants Saturday for a short visit.
@. 9. Hsnderson and family. OF
Hotchkisa. spent Christmas at thu
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0eorge vickery.
An up-to-dnts line Of waM paper and
paints carried at al1 timea. First class
work, prices reasonable, courtsous
treatment. May = Ball, ssecessors TO
,. L. spsuae. \.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26

FoUND-Child's glove. for lekt
hand. Inquire at this office. 51e
FOR SALE-Loose hay or coal de-
livered by the load. A Watson and
Son. Slip
LOST-One brown saddle horse,
weight about 900; branded TX ON left
shoulder: has white spot in forehead
and white saddle marks. Reward for
information E. E. Sargent Delta.
Colorado. Slip
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
Claire Dotts il home from Gunnisor
for Christmas.

Claire Dotts il home from Gunnison
for Christmas.
Russell Hauser OF the Western
Colorado Power company, Montrose.
spent 4 short time here Athe end Noe
the week. returning homo Friday.
Called BY the severe illness OF the
formers father. Mr.. and Ars. J. d.
Harris. Cedaredge people. left satur-
day morning for .Astec, New Mexico.
H. Niewohner OF the Delta hospital.
went down to rruita to spend few
days with his wife and the baby and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. Davidson,
Saturday
Charlie sanders, wife and children
came down nom Montrose Wednes-
day evening for Christmas dinner with
the ]. r. Sanders family.
Miss Bessie Clark arrived home
Chrrtmas eve for a few days visit.
She IL engaged in the state engineers
office as stenographer.
Mrs. J. W. Maxwell Ia enjoying !
visit from her nephew. Darrell Wal.
ters, who arrived Saturday from Mont
rose to spend his vacation.
Miss RenA Christie visited short
time the first OF the week with Miss
HELEN 0unsolus. leaving for her homo
at Olathe Tuesday morning.
The familiar lace OF VIM. Wessel
was noted at the local station Christ
mus eve. having come homo to cat
tdrhcy. Bill ID employed with tho
Standard Cheulpal company at Para.
dnx
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
Golden Rule Store
A Chain Of Busy Stores
Delta, Colorado
CRAWFORD COMMUNITY ONE or
FINEST SECTIONS IN COLORADO

Around the littAe town OF Crawford
lie some Of the richest agricultural
lands to be found in America. The
principal sections being known a.
Crawford. m esa Grandview mesa,
Fruftland mesa. Missouri fats, Piburn
flats, Virginia flats and the Maher val
leg. And to these may be added the
newer sectiin known a. Onoin valley
and Crystal. and that large section of
dry farming land between Fruitland
mesa and the Black canyon This en-
tire section u watered from Crystal
creek, Clear Fork, Muddy and Smith
Fork river. which affords sufficient
water supply. that II properly husband.
cd. would water many thousands of
acres more than In to date under cul
dvation. The mountains to the south
and east Of Crawford afford the finest
ranges for cattle that can be found
anywhere. consequently cattle raising
II ono OF the most important indus
tries. In the lower sections OF the val
ley fruit growing Il becoming an i'm.
portant industry. In fact, whether you
wish dry farm. cultivaeean irrigated
hay and garin ranch. raise fruit, cattle
or the busy bee". Crawford commun.
fty Is a place where failure Is never
known. Tractor cultivation is making
possible larger acreaEes Of grain each
succeeding year hence demand for
inceased water supply. Which is he
Ing provided for for the coming sea.
son on Ffuitland mesa by enlargement
and improvement OF their already
splendid System.
/ Our valley Il sheltered from the
seventies OF winter suffered in many
places. BY being practically surround
cd By mountains. the foot hills of
which are covered with cedar, pinion
and scrub oak trees which form a nat
ural shelter for stock.
Our ranches are well improved. well
fenced. substantial farm buildine.. and
modern homes are coming rapidly in
evidence. The value OF the irriRated
lands ranging nom $75 to $3.50 Der
acre according to improvement and
water rights. Many Of the large tracts
OF lana being cut up into small
ranches Of from 40 to 800 acres, thus
affording opportunity for those wish
ing to obtain ranch Of their own,
even though they have limited capi.
tai with which to begin.
The pricipal crops raised are hay.
oats. harley and potatoes. And the
yie1ds Of these crops average: hay g
to 5 tons pr acre: wheat 80 to 60
bushels par acre; oats 80 to 100
bushels pr acre: barley so to 80
bushels per acre. and potatoes from
200 to 400 bushels per acre. A few
representative yields the report or
which the writer IL indebted to one
Of our most enterpristng threshermen.
would NO doubt be OF interest here.
Ralph At0ner had . yield Of 60 bush.
els per acre OF oats this year George
Tracy q yield OF 60 bushels per acre
OF wheat. d n. Childress. yield Of
oats Of 70 bushels per acre. Swan
Linman. . wheat yeild Of 80 bushels
per acre. Olaf Olson. ytsld OF So
buahels Of oats per acre.
Among our Leading stochmsn are
6. H. Allyn, Osores Tracy, Il w.
0ates, Savage Hrothers, Ralph stoner
and the Goodwin Rrpthers. Tho sheep
Ia
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26

FOR SALE-Used cars. See Chas.
F. Keene. 46tfc
FOR SALEEUsed cars in good con-
dition- See Chas. F. Keene, Delta.
Colorado. 48tfc
Plenty Of money. w. W. Dingman.
Hillman Building. t
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
Attention StOCknlen

The Delta County Farmers' Supply
company will have a car Of cotton
seed cake in about December 13th-
Advise getting in your order early.
as it is difficult to get confirmation
on cotton seed products.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
Notice Of AdIustment pa,

Notice Of adjustment Day.
Estate OF Clarissa X. Stryker. de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court of Delta County, Colo
RADIO. on the 18th. day of January. A.
d. 1870
GEORGE A. STRYKER,
Administrator
First pub Dec -; last pub Jan .. 1920
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26


growth.
1t II by the complete cooperation
of the residents OF the valley and the
busineas institutions OF the town that
the wonderful Development OF the past
has been brought about. and It IL this
same spirit OF cooperation that will
bring about still larger development
Our citisens realize there is no better
barometer Of growth and prosperity
than the quality and variety Of busi-
ness Institutions IN their trade center.
Our people have absolute faith In the
future q Smith Fork valley. With the
Improvement IN schools. churches, and
stores, % evident, there can be but
one conclusion and that is the solidity
and prosperity OF the country tributary
to the town Of Crawford. For there
can be no substantial growth in nny
community unless there be. founda-
tion and support for that growth. Our
schools are becoming the equal OF
those In any community and our
church 10 growing and developing into
a permanent and influential. as well
as an essential institution.
Our mercantile Institutions are be-
coming more enterprising and modern.
and our cattlemen and farmers are Of
the type that develop and progress
M conaitions change and demand.
While Cnwtord and community are
not On the railroad they are most sure
~ on the map and this fact will BE-
come more evident A. time passes,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

to Ua manol; aquella escuela cue so
10 creaba arist6cratas de Ia idea, Sc ha
convertible, en- parte, Ell escuela de de-
mocracia, en- la eseuela del pobrc, pre-
parando este para que maneje un
cepillo, las nihas que rdaneien una
agdia.
Y mientras el doctor Gustavo lie
Bon, en- su obra "Psicologia de la Edu.
caci6n," pagina 24l, dice: "se provo.
caria una risa de compassion en- Ia ma.
yoria de los profesores al asegurarles
que un trabajo experimental cualquiera
por POGO importante que sea, cjercita
mucho mas Ell razonamientO que el re-
citado de todos los tratados dc l6gica,
Y que soIamente por la experieneia cs
como sc cream las asociacioneS por me-
dio de las cuales sc fiian las nociones
en- el espiritu. Sc les asombraria gran
demente tratando de personalities de que
un hombre, que conoee bien un ofeiO,
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tiene por este solo heeho uhs inieio.
mas l6giea mas abtitud para rehexio
mar que el mas perfceto de los fet6f
eos creados por Ia Uhivcfsidad. Mss
que destteta De mano, ~ futileta as
ingenio Fl trahajo manual =
Micntras Sttayer ' Noteworthy. saaa
dos cmineneias ~ Columbia, IN - utra
How to Teach, dicen ch n rteiha
20: I've should therefore expect nnd
provide for CONSIDERABLE develop
ment along manual lines before IL
handing mneh u the vay II ifetafv
exprcssinn irdcsd, i NAV II afuufd
that richness III cvperitnee II doing i
prerequisite u verbal expression
,P5.mcnse rs rrfafmaders4 i. nnrra
cu6o quc pidcn .toR ECONOuIN II
suppression de - aftrs manHniea as
eicnrias domt.fieas NADIA nts aae
pot Il falta ~ anaIfahefismo 4at il
mg4a IA auifnra de Hn rails
nicntras. Il cfur Ciare. drfsn
iiendo - . suato ii rs.fe..ttn de
las iudustrias, diept tafa fn
tonccs delcmns rtrpafa aaa isgiala
cidn prafecriouisia qHr IT, rfrmiia
abrit las ricrtas le mHsta. .allstea
para darlc o.Hpaeidn ! ias uayos fHs
van auedar -m fraHain Wicnftss
sc licc todo SO hay famafng tefotaft
doros rar ahi pidiendo gHa Y rfiraa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

= = 70 he presenciado el hecho de ver
a un n1mero de j6venes buscando On
una historic dc la literature 10 que
aquella exponia aeerca del "Quiiote'',
para despu6s hacer suyos los conceptos
.emitidos por el autor, sin concentrates
.siquiera. 81
~ y 81 Sc quiere yer 81 hay poca perso.
nalidad EN- la juventud, producto de
metodo de ensenanza, v6ase CO. CO.
mo no descollamos por nuestras ideas
nnevas. Y 81 no lease To- que escrfbil
mos; y no digo 10 que inventamos, pofi
que este es un termino desconocfdor en-
tire nosotros los j6veiies. Isl asted
es una exception no Sc pique). =
En- literature: la luna, ell mar,gbs.
pajaros, etc., con un POGO de modernis-
mos % 7clasicismo. Pero NADIA nuevo.
(Creo que Llorens Torres no es ioveii).
Pero no revolucionamos la. novela,
el drama, la comedia, que quedaif
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

saberse esrfesar ~ Il Ainsil Allsma
H. shakespears. - idea aus esiats -
"a msnle de sss niaa i sr1tauas. A..
Isnda II fiemra. r - Fuatfe 49,
ds enss6anya - iaalta, sassdlfaaess
tanfas sftuhtiuHea A. u iaifals desFfi
IL. esfa =. tashs enffs - ssaanua ~
saies i menfe. fsfaefvaa sehftnatu.
faiss fafa snusfiaf. intimsaasian 81
maestro. q - sntsn.isf T. 4ae esf~ .Aies,
rfs. rfr.. dssarareeen : - debiiltaa Is
soneeriores srtsfsnfra snsrs - sfga
nas faraiss i meafe. virns sana
resnifada aafnrat uaa ssresis - faffa
nudrt qae haef tbmfa ssnea alrsefvHhs
u Fl e. atau= aaa eiaeHf.fad -
Z srnttia as i esrFsstta. -. >"
e evfrs#a atrnns .iesr ! - aiapst
81 II safien4a. hskls sasFeiians.
E.ta ..ae neaIa ~ tsetlhss y AFtss
aeesn mataa Is tae stsefvasls fsfss.
- Il 81 airEs naAss
TT tlttma - fsttisfio - sas
aare~ i iaafas sara s,iSnafsa.
Efda IT. Atsataefra "A sassfsafs ~
.aeits At ~ ssnetas de Faesta Risa
serra H. tai hrehe - sufslsrA@ y
tahfs Haisla E Feftsnir = - i4vrh
fnl emsefahfe If aatrife faehla. a.
sada III IL e aansnta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

III Puerto Ri.n. Ill saario aala e
adelanic II MAYER rarte IL #. asiehs
turas r cnschau ,n neIss Wv i rs
tar csta question ,leste i rtn'a u eis
n cich,ifco INV pet rn m1 III sHai
unicr idca tianra
~ idlcma s = insitrnanfa ar a
idea. Crco, con otros, me nosafros let
maestros, nj los nihos IL las estnslas.
iamas aominatcmos ma lrnaua rara d
cual nursfros dr4aabs fonttisos na II
han adaptable Nncsfta 4 ufra como
tai on todas parties. Sin embargo i
inglesa mas vecrs e :, afras Il
IN otros casos =. Q. efe Fl eaai f0sl9s
los easos. nrrstroe frganes toeales ~
cen grandcs esfuefgas pot enrifirla. raTs
IN a. farm. no g. il misma eli
again III IA misma de an ii u
misma de senate. Igual r0aria de
eip de las otras vBcalss. "a 4 snrna
como in IN "ncw I. cumo rn bHsi
ness e0tno en rule como .
en- 'np". y no hhy rerla ffs para
IN pronunciaci6n. ;se qulcrc rraaun
ciaci6n mas eompleia3 ESQ Fl sranfa
N font'ica. Que si trasamos III =
sintaxis dcl ingits, rddfia eseribir4
hasta IN iihro pafa prohar II rareza
C6iasc IA expression How A. vaa
do9'', una a. las MS corrieniss III
castellano no hay modisno A. 60 ~
turaleza. ~ sentido de 60 expression
rs: :" Conn csta usteaf" Sin embargo
IN tradueei6n literal e "ECdmo hate
ustcdr" y AZ frases simiIares -
osta llcno Il idioma iuglSs y i ~
vease: what o'cIock i IT," Iir
i right. !" ARE You viHing - goF'f
y nues,ros nihos, hcthos w para iss
cxpresiones faeilcs A. huestro idioma.
mo tienen gue haeer m psfnefFo men
tal. no tiencn que eastar mayorts saef
gias, no pierden mis- TEMPO para r.
dersc cxpresar IN q idiomn ingisa IN
euan hcrmosh - . W. a. n eusrkisf
vamos tratar n question decide ~
punto dc vista psieoldgieo, que i sdlo
Sc trafara de perder tempo j enerRia.
scria acceptable Ia eusehanza cn iuaiks.
Como die antes. = idisna - =
instrumento dc u idea. Probado eve
nj nihos nj macsttos poffkn dominar
nunea Il idioma ingies, neRnmas = y
conclusion de que con mueba diheui
tad nos haremos cntender ' difisiltnsh
&C. le entemderemos nuestros nifos.
Por tanto. vDlvemos = caer Btra vtx ~
IA verdad de quo cstanos psrdiendo tism.
10. Bien, Il medio e. expression -
defectuoso; por tai raz6n a. ideAs q
len lentamente forxadas. Las mss A.
las veccs, cuando los macstrDs haeemUs
una pregunta = los nifos ' ss'os 20
nos contestan con pronsisud, ereytnao
nos que desconocen N eontestaei6n r.
orienamos quc se sirntsn; ehando y
raz6n por In cual no hablan g p0r -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
iEstanos ensenando mall!

Proposition: lei. METOb0, OIGASE.
BIEN; Ell MET0DO DE ENSENANZA
QUE EsTAMos UsANDO Los MACS
TRoS Els ANTICUADo Y DEsFRUC-
Two, Y SOLO PRODUCE IfolIBREs
SIN PERsONALTDAD Y SIN fNfCfA-.
TIVAs &C
ivoz de Alerta! voz de patriotismo!
Como conozeo Ia humanidad, es que
quicro hacer las siguientes explicacio.
mes aIftes dc probar mi proposition:
Suplico los que siempre tienen Ia
cabeza llena de prejuicios que no tergi-
verseh el sentido de mis- palabras.
No yengo censurar NADIA nj nadie.
POrqub no soy hip6efita es que vengo
a decir verdades, apoyadas siempre por
Ia radiante luz de la raz6n. No me
guian tprop6sitos malos al escribir este
articulo. Mis- fines son los siguientes:
III deber de TODD buen ciudadano de
ayudaf su patria; con todos sus re-
cursos; ejercitar un derecho: el de la
expression libre de III idea. FL primer
fin pienso consegnirlo estfmhlando a mis-
compaheros los maestros que lleven
D Ia practiea las. iloderhas ideas. de Ia
ensehanza; el segdndo, no necesito con
seguirlo.
Que. me sale nm ignorante Y patricia
de Ultima moda diciendome que este
articulO nos desacredita en- cl exterior;
un hitico sol distant ascgurando que
estas ideas no son mias: esos... Of
gan: u que aqui digo no nos desacredi-
Ia enSel exterior porque ALA sc esta
ensehando casi igual que aqui. Que
las ideas aqui cmitidas no son mfas;
no piefda tempo en- poncr en- letrns de
molde ;semeiante descubrimiento. Cast
estoy COPIANDO a los Dewey, Nors-
worthy, Strayer, Stanley Hall, Nc Mu-
rry sotros de los Estados Unidos; y
al DR.. lie Bon de Francia. Y el que Sc
cfea qaIe soy un tcorista, sepa que no
vengo 2de afuera, que soy del rebafio,
que he pegado hasta con soga; que
he atqrdido con mis- gritos a cientos
de nihps, Todo ESQ hoy 10 siento por
mis- vfstimas; pero me qucda la salts
faci6nfde que he podido comprobar 10
que nc han easehado los paid6logos
arriba ScitadOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
Para las CpmisiOnesA AeS lpstrpeci55ni.,
del SenadO j, de Ia Cdmara, III

nj el mnem6nico, nj el experimental;
no lie hacemos memorizar al niho los
hechos Y las ideas eficienteInente, pdes
orondamente dccimos que inemorizar es
algo del pasado, cuando. eh .terminos
generates podemoss afirmar aue todo
aprendizaje sc efect1a base de Ia
memoria. TampocO le haceHtDs fjar las
ideas en- el entendimientO socializan-
dolos," que es Ia Ultima spalabra en-
educaci6n. Es mas, que tire la prS
mera piedra el fnaestrcagie EN- PuseSD,
Rico ensehe sus discipulos a estudiar
como esta recomendado mOdernamente.
III que dcsee, pruebc 10 contrario de Ia
sigtiiente verdad:
Ell METODO QUE USAMOS SOLO
EMBUTE CoNOCIMIENTOS DURA-
DEROS HASTA Ell Ola DE Los EXA-
MENEs.
He tratado el metodo actual de en-
sehanza desde el punto de vista de Ia
memoria. yoy a tratarlo ahora des
de cl punto dc vista de Ia raz6n.
Segunda verdad: . -
Ell ACTUAL METdDb~NO sDEsA.
RROLLA I'm FL MISC Ia CAPACI-
DAD DE RAZONAR.
Pregdntesele a cualquier niio dc los
grades quinto al octave por que s4lueve
mas on la parte norte de la isfas que
en- Ia del sur. No 10 sabra. Q pregdn
tesele por que Puerto Rico no es I'm
pals manufactured. FL setenticinco por
cicnto de los niiios escolares NADIA con
tcstaran. ;Por que? Porque ESQ no
10 han leido en- los libros; porque no
pueden razonar; porque no les hemos
enschado ra2onar; mejor dicho, por-
que no los lfemos hccha raaonar.
En- el estudio dc Ia. .sG&oldgfa lc en-
sefamos, guiados nor dscxtQ, que los
rihones son dos hefmokaS Iabishuelas,
del tamaho tai Y en- t;ffgYhgsal spartc.
Pero, despues que rl nilds3lagsa pfea
dido todo ESQ, digasele que. selale e4i
Que parte de su euerpo tiene los IF
Homes No 10 sabra indicar. ST cl
lector es padre, haga Ia prucba con
su hijo 0 hija. Y es porque, para cl
muchacho dc escuela, NADIA existc fue
ra de los textos pero las fuentes ori-
ginales que sirvieron de base para es-
cribir ese libro, el no-yo, la naturaleza,
en- fin, ESA..... no ES!, sQuG va q
existir 81 nunca hemos apehaosa. eila
para cnsenarles?