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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-15
DEMOS

The presidential message on the ques-
ton of living hit the mark.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-15

Portuguese Elect New President.
- Lisbon, Aug. 8.-Antonio Almeida
has been elected president Of the
Portuguese republic. 7,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-15

Conditions in Serbia are improving,
according to- Miss Corneia Hill,
Red Cross worker who has returned
to her home in Washington. Miss
Hill was one Of the first American
women drafted into service in Mon
astir, the second largest city in Ser
bia. Three American Red Cross
workers made dresses. sheets, pillow
cases and socks to relieve war
robbed people.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-15


The situation in Washington, taken
in connection with the strike Of rail
road machinists, has been of overshad-
owing interest during the past week.
It became acute about ten days ago,
at which time President Wilson ad-
dressed Congress in special message
and asked that commission be created
to investigate the situation and make
some disposal of the demands of the
railroad brotherhoods, which were in
sisting upon increased compensation.
Congress, which had been affirming
that it would not be a "rubber stamp
for the president hereafter and had in
timated that in the future it would
blaze it's own path, Immediately raised
the cry that the President was trying
to "pass the buck and put it upon
Congressional shoulders the ones of re-
sponsibility in settling the impending
crisis. The Senate Committee on Rail
ways considered the Presidents mes
sage and on Monday Informed him that
the existing laws were sufficient to
meet the situation and that he HIM
self should take charge of it and settle
it. interviewer with the demands of
the railroad men was the high cost OF
living situation. Practically all Of the
brotherhoods had demanded an increase
in compensation. The railway engi-
neers, however, had asked for a de-
crease in living cost. In the meantime
the brotherhoods had prepared a bill
for the taking over Of the railroads by
combination of the government, the
public, and the railroad operators; the
railroads to be operated by a commits
sion of fifteen, five to represent each OF
the three elements concerned. Presl-
dent Wilson has been described by his
enemies as "vacillating theorist,' or
"tyrannie usurper,' as the attendant
circumstances demanded, but this can
be said Of him, he neither "passes the
buck' nor shirks responsibility. I'm
mediately upon receipt Of the letter
from Senator A. L. Cummins, chairman
of the Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce, he wrote letter ITO Railway
Director Hines, in which he stated that
considering the brief time the rail
roads would remain under government
control, he had felt it his duty to lay
this matter before Cong ress, but that
Senator Cummins'' letter, speaking the
unanimous judgment Of the committee,
left him free to act. He thereupon d.
rected Director Hines to proceed at
once to consider and make recommen-
dations upon the. demands Of the rail-
way employees. He pointed out, how
ever, that as long as such employees
were out on strike and were repudiat-
ing the authority Of the representa-
tives Of their various organizations, no
agreement could be reached with them.
On Friday the President addressed
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22
-W.S.S.-
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
PAY TOLEDO VISIT

H. A. H.nslaw, general freight as-
emit, A. T. Mercier, superintendent, w.
H. Jenkins, tiRveling freight and p1s-
senger agent, and H. d. Rankin, divi-
sicn engineer, all of the S. P. Co., al
Though now serving under the United
States Railroad Administration, paid
Toledo visit of inspection last Fri.
day. We acknowledge pleasant call
from these gentlemen, they dropping
In for "a few minutes while inspecting
the railroad property here. During
a conversation with Superintendent
Mercier, he stated that he had read
the reoent article in the Leader, which
set forth THE need of better depot faci
lities here ht Toledo, but said that as
long as the railroads were under gov
ernment control they were not is 6
position to make new improvements
but as soon as the roads went bach
to private control, cur needs would
then be looked after
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22
"GOATS ON EVERY HILL
SIDE-C0WS ON EVERY
MEADOW" FAIR SLOGAN

Exhibits at the county fir this year
will represent the pcssibi..,acs OF many
lines of agricultural pracices that
milIht be we'll extended M the county,
and the fair board this y,tl' will place
emphasis upon the dairy and goat in.
dustries.
AT the present time our dairy indust-
ny, while not as big as 1t has been i'm
the county previously, is growing rap
idly, and from virgin possibilities has
tho opportunity of being cne of .ic
majcr industries of the county. The
thousands Of acres of high, rough
brushy hill land provide the very bes.
kind of remge for the goat. Once the
brush and fern are destroyed en- these
and other areas, the possibility U.
growing grass and latter running sheer
or cattle ON these ranges is made pos
sible. On the either hand, the dairy
COW is moro naturally suited to the
low or meadow lands and will be mos
productive here. Undoubtedly thii
combination cf goats on the hilltoI
and COWS ON the meadow dis a meritor
ious enc.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22
DEEPENING MILL POND

The mill of the Chesley Lumber Co.
has been closed down all week while
tn log pond was being dredged out.
1t seems that when the dredge Oregon
was here l2gt winter, it pumped lot of
Sand en- the tldeland which washed
over into the Chesley mill pond, and
made the pond 50 shallow at low tide
that it was hard for the mill to get
legs. Clarence Altree and crew have
been doing the dredging which was
completed Wednesday evening, the
mill resumlng work again yesterday
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22

o. A. Ice arrived over from Silver
ton last evening TO look after his in
.terests at Siletz.
r. ]. Dixon was up from Wlaldpccft
Yesterday Ray is driving stage for
Lee Deity on the South Beach-Wald-
pert railroad.
The Roberts Lumber Co. received a
blcwcr th,s week, which will be install
led az the refuse burner to aid in burn
.n,g refuse slabs and sawdust
Leave orders here fer piano tuning.
Mrs. Hughes returned to her home
at Astoria yesterday after visit with
her mother, Mrs. Allen Parker, in this
city.
Twenty men arrived in Toledo Last
evening for work ON the Spruce rail-
read, between Yaquina and Yachats.
Several slides have occurred on this
line wl.lcn will be removed.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Swayze ana
children arrived from klamath Falls
Wednesday, evening and have opene,
up their Water Front restaurant. Har-
ry says that he expects to fish for Sal
mon here also this fall, that being the
main reason for his return here at
this time,
Mr.. and Mrs, L. c. Norton of Salem
were in Toledo yesterday. Mr. and
Mrs Merton recently sold their place
near Salem, and have been visisir "
Jile past two weeks with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Ralph Hamar, and family or
the Siletz. They drove out to PoTlblanc
yesterday with their son-in-law, ]. S
Reisinger, also being accompanied by
Mrs. Hamar They will visit with MIR
and Mrs. Reisinger in Portland for ,
i time.
Jesse Gwynn arrived home Sunday
from service overseas with Uncle
Samls forces. Jesse participated il
seven baIJtles, being under fire tota
of AZ days, and was fortunate enougl
to escape without a wound, a!thougl
he was gassed. He agrees with Sher
man that war is hell," and says tina
he has had enough WAR I'D last hin
million years. He saw mere dea,
Aen lying around than could be pileC
in rlhe streets of Toledo. Since th'
armistice he saw duty in Germany
On the march to Germany he says tn
men were underfed, and when the.
fell from weakness, they were kicket
by their officers and made to get Vi
end proceed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22
MACHINERY ARRIVING
FOR MACHINE SHOP

The Fischer-Saorey Lumber Co. lc-
ceived a carload of machinery Wednes-
day for their machine shop, which will
be located in connection with their
new mill. Work on the mill is pro-
crossing satisfactorily, and the ma
chine shop and power plant will be
started soon. BY having the shop here
fully equipped with the latest machin.
cry it will save much time in the build
ing of the mill, also in making repairs
after the min is completed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22
CARS COLLIDE

A Maxwell and Buick car came to-
gether on the curve near the Clark
Copeland place last Sunday. The Max
we'll, which was driven by Albany peo-
pie was quite badly wrecked. The
Buick was from Bend and was enroute
to Newport fer a visit at the beach.
Fortunately no one was hurt.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22
I. O. O. F. MEETING

Brother w. H. Johnson, D. G.. NJ,
will be with Toledo Ledge No. los,
neNt Wednesday, August 27. Work in
the initiaocry degree. All brothers
cordially invited.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-22

For Ladies or Gents wrist
watches. Write f. M. French,
& Son, ,tJewelers and Engravers,
Albany, Oregon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-15
Observation-Disclosures

@lreou Of @ar Stiff SniurancC
bar laoct uoarbcibc fslgclroc tobelo.
rife Snerli9t opcr oens Tirfiomhcf
I'll oa meo Soc SlIi iaar;
Isiuranccanisgninger, 4,539,OiS
Oct iamlebe Naiuranccbeleb, $39,.
$50, 19S,000.
Yolicerncs @icuncminit5bclpb $S,'
$40.
N%siurancefrao / Sen oftipe Griqs.
periooc, 100000 900.
Snobetalte Vrpmier / &~ri9Spcrio.
Den, 5000, 100000.
Inisgninger ON IQopance. T..
649,035.
Antallet al Observation-Disclosures
Wtrnb / Sierleiten, TO Temteoclc.
llobetolte NQotments, $271,OOO,.
900.
llobctalte 9lQopollces, $4,000
900.
8obfienote Srao paa 8rlino al
Seosfalo / Sieneiter, 25,61S.
Baa bisie uobetaIes bier Moanco
S67S,O0O.
@obticnbte arap poa @ritno al
llopgtiggisrclle / Sienelten, 30,795.
Eaa oisie uobetales bier Naaneo
$974,279.
llbbetalte Observation-Disclosures,
I$t,6i5,225.
Mieo openitaaeroe isIger ielgenoe
alminoelige SpIpsninger:
6irnttionGrer % aontoriolf, A..
100.
9~l,reoucts @ilpilabe ubqisr til,
lanlmen $4,000 500.
9ofumenterne5 antal ooer 80
Wiaioner.
grlttto llobetaIinser, $500. 600.
900.
Observation-Disclosures, 2,5OO,OOO pr.
Waareo.
antolet al m~obtagne 9reoe | Ssbet
al fsrite sSalpaor 1919, 4 Winioner.
s 2sbet al SUM Waaneb uoienote
@lireol,et S62,322 Gbecfs poa til.
Iammen S30,S32,726 til TPtnina
al aQotments, ALLOWANCES, Com.
peniation og gsiurance. elsie
Gbecfs ienote5 runot ON iii bper,
eueitc Stat / llnionen % en- bel
W9ngbe til amerifanife Solbaters
nprmeite V~aarerenoe | frcmmebe
9anbe. bporai life iaa iaa iii Rorge,
Snerise % Ganmart.
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ct ,Sericopholo / Norge. Sun hcr
iannlcu nieo lin Wano soct en- nlcact
inbilnoelic$rig Tirflombco / Cardiff,
Tom pnr bcn eiiropTiifc Nnpn. Ser /
arigsaarenc bapbc @cieg al oct itcr.
ite initial norife Stibe.
- Trppit :. Spiouo. gorge, or
oeb ulber ct fScrieopholo / SrnliI i
Ell glIber al nGr 81 gar. Sens Nm.
ton Sp'ano par loot i aroafitao.
hpor bans Ssar par airfeiougcr. San
bIep Stuhent 1879, teoIo9iit aonoi.
Dot / 1884. Sra 1884 I'll 1891 beitp.
reoc bar Hsros foinnmIrale Wiboel.
ifole. Gitcrat babe pTret &irlpc.
brett / S~itcrbalens norhIige Siclo.
biitrifter, ilottppntes han / 1909 iii
SogncprcIt i So % GuningSoaIcn oa
/ 1916 til Tropit.
Otter noscn SioS SnaeIiobeo
CIR Sen bsit ifatteoe Soanepreit peh
Nariafirfen / Bergen &ilbclm @rica
oeo / en- AIbcr al 6S Nar. @rieo Dor
isbt / Bergen 1851, tog Artium pco
@crgcnS aatbeoralifoIe / 1869 oa
GmbeoSeramcn / 1874. Otter ct @or
Nars Girfiombeo iom 2Grer pes 70
Al be hpiere Yigeifoler / Bergen, bleo
hon / 1877 aniat Tom aalbsfapeuor
! Soloen % 1886 iom S%ognepreit til
NeSobhen. 5 1896 tiItrooote @riee
lit Sognepreitembebe pes Wuriofir.
fen / Bergen, hnor ban iioen hor Dir.
fet til i'm SpoSoag.
Gcgnlcrinaen al @naSin. Get err
ct ganite imponeretlbe Nrbeibe, Tom
itoiereS pcb 9ngbin NeallIeril1ocn.
llolpbafanalcn er minerct tperS oicn,
mem en- Giclopra itrar n~oroculor
@n9oin &otel % S%fiprinaen bar /
@lnoen III @rebbc al 4 Weter. Gn
Spffer er mt fpnnlet op ira arilti,
AHA og ital arbeihe / Sieen ltror
ooenior SfiGringen. Ser er FOR ITO,
fsrt ct Wtiloriuasarbeioe paa 2O0O
&nbifmctcr libt beiere opoc. Wnooin
Mcglilcrin0ell pil eftcr ct lott Sfien
fonrne I'll at foite Ta2oroQSppicnct
!. Wia. Str, Toriloen Sen ltore Sc
mcntbommcn pco llolcbet har man
ogina maottc uofere Ell WaSie Nr
belize Tor at reparere ben Sfooe, Tom
Nc9lllcringen poloer. 6erit err set
Sotcieicr StternaS'S @rngge lioc ne
oelior @pabiu Sotcl. Gen bar MAJ
hGoct, ga ben aamle fonrmcr iii at
bIlpc ltaac1be uloer &anb. Tcttc cr
oog en- forbploSpiS minore Gina.
Gerinlob cr belle @pgoiabcim Sotcl
llot lpl1gcre moro leitct 90 Cent?
meter % %eien til &otelct leiteS
oalaa. 5 set belle bill Omfoitnin
gerne peb oisie 10 iihitc Nrbciocr
oreie iig omfring 100000 aroner
cftcr boab Opipnsmanb Nrcocn Tor
teller. San bar for Sioen - Ianb
/ &lrtion1beb % han bolocr MI poa
at orbeioc Der trcoie Sommeren;
men / iolnmenlagt Irbcio5tio blipcr
oct life mere ellb ca. I Nlar. Guloc
ban oi@ponere 80 Wiono ooaitet bar
oct millgens Saab on at blipe fer.
dig / Somlmer. Weu BET er onot Tor
a~rbeihsfolf. 90 iaa falber oct Iiot
pan'fellg for Susrnm beroppe; III,
bar man forgotten faoet op Ell ga.
raffe fra N6vbpifeu grl,g paa Sa
mar. Gen RUNNER "a Wtauo oQ bar
enooa ct tort aipffen. Get er flart,
at @pgoin- Hcgulcriugen bill bare itor
%ctponlng. Ter bar 8onbct rellot
llo ON Soften. 9di bill 9aroet blipc
Iluppet ITO pco SltIctiocr og fonme
Nnlragcne ncbenior Wjsicr, /. Gr
apffelsrlb tiIgobe, 90 @pgbiu or
life nogct uonieclig Gonorcierpoir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-15
Sra Uorae.

Gn Waue paa $4,000 0runer. I'll
Wtoeens 3borien o. S,litri,s Stiitelie
or al Srosierer alireo 2arien ifiGn.
fet $4,000 3roner.
Stprre Gicnbumshanoel. Soltan /
@otnc er mco Npling % Hco1fuber
al 8ulbralo Solbcre iolgt til Sn9e-
MGR s.. Chr. Soui for III Gisbelitnl
al 100000 Sir.
Wlpmfipro @alieucrf bar bcililttct
at itopioe &apitoIen fra > til 10 Yil-
liol,er peo at uoiteoe 10000 Nfticr
a 100 aroner. Selifabet lelcr lonl
befienot araft al Staten.
Srumsp GINS @noaet for 1919
1920 er bepilget nleo Ser. 1861, 900
meloes fra Sromss. Eli noligning
fomnler ar. 1,524,0O0, Sfotsrcn
blep 90 paa 6ormue % 13 paa
SnotGgt.
@eb @inoren Splpnerf, / Nrrbcoen
al aonsSberg, er / Den iioite Sio filll-
set itore Spluiorefomlter, iom Ter
lopclloe no, % Mrbeibet brioes rneo
flllb arait. 8ruben eies al ct pri'
bot norif Mftieielifab.
G%aslefpsiens ltbbpanins. @ispif
23oe Suli. 8ippifs Vpltpre bar en-
iten,n,ia peotaset at itiue ben for
rsbne 8aranti for Sasleiosiens llo.
bpaning. @iepif faar ba 1900 Selte.
frpiter peo ferite ll%obpgning.
Sprlanbsbanen. Speringcnier
hammer rbtaler, of besp9rre er Der
tibet Saab on, Ell Nabning ihslt al
Ssrlanbsbanen, iaalebes for foruo-
feet. Mrbeioerne CT reiit til iorifiel-
liae aanter, iaa Der bill meogaa lpll-
acre Sio, isr Stprfen igielt or fltlos
tallig.
Mplingem ~nurbpaa. Slaatten err
III oeIpis begpnbt bernorb, meooeleS
ira 9romss ben 23oe Suli. Naa
flcre Steocr | Horoamtet Iant ltoc
Tioroene, bpor Neobsren bar p9ret
1ltilitreffelie, bliper @r9saolingel
lioen. Sscr @Grbslten er Der mcgcl
gooe lloiiater.
Meosana usiaa i Saubefjorb. Otter
Ell fprclsbig SptGaing ro9lsr 6or'
nlllen / Sanoeiiorb 54,233,S23 SIR,
MOB / iorrise Germin 72,61S,796.
Gen altagne SnbtG9t logler H.
66S, 1896 mob tiol. 21,0S6,933, %
Den Ifatbare SSsnbt9gt 9,3O1,420 ar.
MOB 1S,744,755.
!Srbrct Spromur. Sorbmor Ser
nile Sunobp, Saltoal / Norolano,
blcp icrleoen Tibet &onaens Ior.
ticnitmebalje. &un bar / 43 Mar
praftiierct iom 9iltriftsiorontor %
hcrltnoer hilllpet peb bel 1000 5eos
Her, oftc 40 nGiten miremfommelige
Sci til aiiiocs 6ielogaaroe.
Srtter baarbt mob baarbt. Stap-
anger 22be Si,li. Staran9er electro
Staalperf gftieielifab bar ioag itar.
let fin Drift iom Ssl9e al Mrbeloers
nes Seltagclie / @a~arsbagens Streif.
@crfet bapbc paa Sorbaanb meooelt
Mrbciocrne, at Der / SilfGloe plloe
bli gaaet frem paa oerlne Waaoe.
Nurae % @olem. Statsraabet bar
llonGpnt en- norif Sanoelsbeleaation,
Der / 2ebct al noele Gage ifal reiie
til Yolen for at unberiege Wtltlig-
beoerne for en- hnnbelspolitiIf 5or-
binoelie menem Norge % oct me
Yolen. Set menes, at Der bill blipe
pprettet en- norif 9anf / @aricbau.
8encraloirefter Gam gpbc ifal bore
Selegationens 6ormano.
EIbfnmb. Otter boao Ser mcboe-
les "Stapangeren" blep Der forleoen
Gag aiort ct %in.eresiant Sloiltno peo
@oorbcn Taaga / Smslano, bpor man
ior Tioen arbeioer meo 8%eiatlageet
@ppeio-Smslanb. I~ntaselig bar
man ltsbt paa Ell g%anrrnel 8rapplaos,
TIL neoe Sorblaget fanotes ct fort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-15

@~srSai9iit til llb9nnaen al Nnrts
1921. 6orbsicI'eu al @icnoomSifpI
Den 'ore'IogeS glploenhe oqiaa for
Torct 1920. SnotGBteu pes oi5ie
Sonc antaae5 ior TinonSonret at
bile bliue - a so Wtiu. SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-15

ncrct iont iorlia iicltOtlig llolGnoinq.
cr life oeuorterct. men irenroelcS /
sort Calethorpc, @o. Tette frem.
att al ct &iouc3buro iorleoel ior
Nulet2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / g1leos
ming en- gill ON Ieporterina al
llouit9Groigc lloITnoiuacr. Or. Wtltcf
en'ter Vet life at blioe ocporterct,
men a9ter at iorblipe / DC Sorcneoe
1totcr og alcnoptage lit tiollgere
Elrtc. IT 92lct pnfte tor Sorbit.
relic, GA ban nco Here oiientIi9e Nm.
leontnacr unbcr arigcn regtcoe at
lpiue "fbc Stor SpanqIeo @unrcr".
Ter or euout fife fottet ltogcn pc.
lIutnlng ON, bpuo ser ifal gisrcs nrcb
BAN.
Ser 3tciooriou, boio llbebaaelia.
he6cr meo Crfeiterioreniugen /
Stouanger. hioierte. at ban too NJ.
ite0 ira Giriacntitiaingcn. iorloo
@pet ocu tS0e Slrni, opIpite "5tau.
ongcreu" iamrc Tag San reiltc til
Nriitlania, h%noriro ban citer Ct fort
Cpholo tube rctic til gori5, null.
gems ogiao til Spanieu. ) Gari5
oateoc N~ei0nriou al opholoc iia /
Irnaerc (io Tor at lierr irroig cu0el
pdnbeannotc &umpoiitiuner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-15

Zen betienote tioligere Sirigent
Tor Boston SpmIouicrteiter Sr. aarI
Wlct, Der unber arigen bleo inter.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
TRATASE EN- INGLATERRA DE
REGLAMENTAR LA ESTANCIA
DE LOS EXTRANJEROS

Sc va presentar la aprobaci6n
de la camara de los Comunes un proyec-
to reglamentando la estancia de los ex-
tranjeros Ell la Gran Bretafia.
De ser aceptado, ningun extranjero
podra desembarcar sin previa autori-
zacion de la ofcina de Immigration.
No Sc conceder&n autorisacicnes a los
cxtranjeros "indeseables" por razones
de orden publico, a los que hayan
sido condenados por crimenes que pue-
dan motivar la extradicion.
Esta prohibition no Sc aplicara
los extranjeros que transiten por la
Gran Bretafia con destino a otros paises
FL proyecto preve la prohibition de
la residencia en- determinadas regiones
el cierre de clubs restaurantes fire.
cuentados por gente sospechosa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12

plantas leguminosas para proporcionar-
le sufciente nitrogeno, uno de los ele-
men. os whales de la siembra.
Fue bien removido ell terreno? 5Cuan
tas pulgadas? GEstan bien preparados
los surcos? Case que nueva, thabra
Duen desague? iEecibe sudciente luz?
.calor? lSera precise hacer uso del rie-
go?
Procedamos entonces Ia verdadera
selection de la semilla. Una vez reali-
zado este, estemos en- acecho del dia mas
favorable para la siembra.
iAh! Gdestruimos las plagas? iCui-
daGo con los pajaros que vienen detras
de los insectos cuando Sc ara, no Sc
conan tambien las semillas!
Ahora, mucha atencion, dia tras dia,
vig1ando pajaros dahinos, destruyen-
90 plagas enemigas; estemos pendientes
de los cambios atmosf6ricos, aterremos
esta plantita aqui, aQuella otra ALA,
arranquemos es.a por muerta por
inutil pongamos otra en- su lugar.
iCuanta paciencia, cuanta labor, Guam
"a c.encia empleada, cs&nto dinero gas
tado, y luego, Quizas, un barbara fra
case, Ia p6rdida de la cosecha!
5Debcmos desalentarnos? No. Demos
tregua. Seamos el vidente. Hemos, por
10 menos, adquirido vasta experiencia
valiosos conocimien.os.
Ahora, en- ell rincon del hogar, medite-
mos estudiemos, analicemos, venga-
mos despues sobre ei terreno penetre-
mos en- las causas que concurrieron al
fracaso.
va estamos mejor orientados y con
una mas s6ida preparation Empecemos
de nuevo Ia g.gantesca y noble cbra.
Van ya las cosas vien-o ell popa. Me
jor preparado el terreno; las condicio-
nes climatologicas, favorables; la selec-
ci6n de Ia semila, mucho mas efcien-
te; atencion dada la siembra, la ne
cesaria.
Sin embargo, algunas semillas no ger
minaron; otras, no Sc desarrollaron, Sc
CEldIOu TAU uullCdS, dlS ulldS IueICn UeS-
truidas por los insectos por los paja-
ros; aQuella planta que tenia buen gra-
10, fue destruida por ell ganado por
manos perversas.
Temamos ahora una gran sequia IN
furioso vendaval
Tor fin, despu6s de tantas amarguras,
dolores, trabajos, agotamiento de cien-
ca y caudales, y de una paciencia enor-
me hamos tr-unfado. Gracias a Dios!
Ahora, veamos de hacer fructiicar la
mala semilla. Otra improba labor.
Lo hicimos, al fin vencimos
Sirvate este de ejemplo, sembrador de
ideas. 81 tienes fe en- ell porvenir, Glen
cia, mejor dicho, inteligencia, pacien-
cia experiencia sensible, sana raz0n
voluntad saba, la postre triunfaras,
no sin antes haber pasado por grandes
aacridcios y decepciones.
iAdelante, buen sombrador
Antonio QUTDGLEY.
Eio Crande, p. r.