Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
ARE Being TAUGHT
AMERICAN WAYS
SONS or RICH ARGENTINE LAND
OWNERS LEARNING HOW
TO CARE FOR THEIR
INHERITANCE
H0lli TRAINING HAS GEla poor
Hitherto They Have Drifted into
Extravagant Life OF
Buenos Aires.

Buenos Aires.
Buenos Aires. Argentine one OF
the foremost problems as present IN
this country of mi4ionalre iand
owne:. is tn practical training oil tie
sons e rich farmers to enable them
% take useful place in the conduct
of the large enterprises when they
inherit. 1t is comparatively easy Tor
those voung men to drift into the
luxurious, cXtrayagant life OF BuehoS
Aires and to follow the example OF
MANY who spend their vacations IN
paris and their time while at hosae
in the rich clubs or at the Itc5
courses. Here, as in many a FepubHc
of South America, the Old 9pahI-h
ideals OF living comfortably without
work. persist among the wealthy
classes. and the shcOols that are
founded and carried on to counteract
directly these deteriorating influences
seem all 800 rare.
A visit 10 the Institute Ward
commercial school carried on largeiy
through the munificence of George l.
Ward of New York. in memory OF his
mother ia an instance Of going thou
eonds Of miles away from home in or
der 10 learn of the farrcaching phltan
throny OF American business Eea.
M t,.,;t,,4o ,.r,rI ia cbarIainolv
.,.,,io,1 loro. ARGENTINE
home, in Riyadayia, the beautiful
residence boulevard of the capital. In
;.-.it,,,i,,, tboro arc gathered at
re ht,pi,rd of the Wicked
- .a,lttt .ssteneia, owners
go, ,tiero,.,,,t no,te of Arat ntina. TIE
Vs.. Ga hera not on}, school
1o ~, GRO t,paht mathematics,
,a.,'t-aori,,a, stenoo.-anhy and type
-, - a. . ,taoo Cor devotion
W. ol.araciar which ever
$3.50 essantfaI inst new .or these
80, ,,;o,oors oe tbis new country
,,,Ia thace hoys come From
fro If.+io attention IA!
- ......, - 41,o.r moral unroarjn,
~ I..,trl;no Thofr fathers IN man,
,.,.ta,,ld, Layc made money so fas
= t1nar,-h t5o rico of land values tina
to-. t.o,,, fai,1v bawi1derod b.
- ,,,,,,1,,c, of tboir wealth
a1 .,o ras,,1t bae heon q growing be
,iof on thnir mart that money, quit,
re .a-,,,,toss ~ character IA enough O
Il .s,,,l,,-,,,,,,,+ NTH which IN start thci
D. , =, re- with tho closer coutac
h ~, s1..oi,r,,o,.s in trade and also b.
ne cocoon of tho visits Of some of thes
z so,,t1, Americans to the United States
II ~ ,o.,-tor, l. s1ov,v making il
w., faIt o,,onc them mat in order {
by Ct thofr boys for competition In tn
n a,,1,rc,fnc entornrises of the repuhli
he thaT, n,,st b,va a knowledge OF fla
b2 r.rt;rh 1o,oraga soma all proun
I'd -h..foo, +roinino and more than al
he ,,,oro oorefll attention to the
toll ,,,r,oro1 babits II 10 for this roaac
re ,h,t erob nriva+e institutions as II
a2- Y,,,tt+,,to ward ara chosen by Arpc
sXt .,, - nrofore,ce +o tho Cover
ue. 1900 oc,,,,,,orciat cchooIs whare lit
but attention ia given TO the kind Of trai
IN tnr tro+ has made nrfvatn prenarato
;be aatoo1, i, tbo United states like =
a,+ cubic echOo1s NJ England, t,
tu,i,,ir,r r,Iocos of MANY of the men
-. i,4orr;tv ops of leadership.
WI, tho bo,.a come 10 the ms
1se. .,,ta WI tbav are nlaccd at on
Nne 80. = ro,i,,o ~ dfeciuline which
ass ~a,,ar,,,1 ne vital N the dovolopmc
10 If thoir man1iness. They fall NJ on
t,+o q scboo, routino of REGULAR hou
rising with the other boys a. 6.l5
i'm N. and taking their Elh'has'4 "
hCF,y,, bvGqLfgGt and the class w