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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
.DEPLORABLE
DEATH.
Burns Prove Fatal To
Six Year Old Boy.


A very deplorable and sad accident
occurred last Sunday morning when
-. d." the six year old son Of Mr.. p.
II. Williams. was fatally BURNED, his
clothes catching fire from an open
crate. death relieving his suffering
about seven O'Clock Sunday evening,
twelve hours after the accident hap
pened.
Mr.. John Williams. grandfather Of
the little fellow. had gotten up and
made the fire in the room and while
he was in another part Of the house,
-. d." arose and attempted TO get
something from the mantel, when his
outing cloth night gown became
ignited. screaming he ran from the
house into the yard. Miss Rebecca
williams. hearing his screams ran to
him. and succeeded in tearing the
burning gown from him and in doing
so. both Of her hands were terribly
and painfully burned. When Mr..
Williams arrived with blanket,
every stitch Of clothing was burned
and the little fellow was suffering un-
told agonies. Every medical atten-
tion was given. but to no avail. death
resulting as stated above.
OF course the family IL grief
stricken and much sympathy is felt
for the father. who was left a wild
over abou, one year ago, his wife
having died under very sad circum-
stances, leaving three little children
among them being -. D." who was
the oldest boy and the idol Of his
grand father. who has practically
looked after him since the death OF
his mother last December. Miss Re.
becca Williams who has also lived
with them and helped TO care for the
children. is suffering severely from
the burns and the shock Of the hor
rible accident.
After appropriate services Monday
afternoon the remains were laid nj
rest in the Lancaster cemetery. be-
side those Of his mother. to await the
Resurrection Morn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
BOND ISSUE
For Federal Highway.
FISCAL COURT ENDORSES BOND
ISSUE AND ROUTES HIGH
WAY BY CAMP DICK
ROBINSON"

There was a good crowd at the
meeting called by Judge Forest
Stapp for yesterday morning. to con-
slider ways and means to finance the
Federal Highway. that now is as
sured for Garrard County.
The meeting lasted most Of the
day. most Of the time being consum-
ed rs to whether an additional 90
cent tax should be voted at the time
the vote is to be taken on he bond Is
sue.
II was unanimously agreed that a
bond issue should be put up to the
vote Of the people. but many doubted
II the 20 cents additional tax was
added. that 1t would meet with favor
by a majority Of the voters. After
some discussion. the tax was agreed
to be left of and a committee ap-
pointed by Judge Stapp to secure the
necessary number Of voters to a pc
tition, asking for n vote on the bond
issue, and same will be presented to
Judge Stapp next County Court day.
which is next Monday.
The department Of roads at Frank
fort have estimated that the road will
cost approximately $4,000 a mile. it
will be necessary to vote n bond Of
$4,000 to cover the county's part
Of building the road which will run
from Kings Mill on the Danville and
Lexington pike through Lancaster
over the Richmond pike to Paint Lick.
distance Of about twenty miles.
The meeting was an enthusiastic
one and from the expression heard
from those attending. il was unani-
nous that the Federal Highway prop
osition should be accepted, and that
when properly put before the people
Of the county, il will be as unanimous
as was the sentiment at the meeting
yesterday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
The Richest Brothers.

The death Of John p. Dodge Of
Detroit brings to mind the neglected
fact that a laboring man need not
feel there is any class distinction
that can serve TO hold him down II
he has the qualifications necessary TO
success. John y. and Horace T..
Dodge were mechanics just a few
years ago. But they wers good
mechanics and they didn't take any
interest in short hours OF "class con-
seriousness"
Henry Foh was a mechanic. too.
and he, like the Dodge brothers, was
a good workman. The automobile
business was in its babyhood then.
and Henry Ford had some ideas.
which he presented to the Dodge
brothers. The three developed these
ideas and the Ford car WIS the result
Ford developed n genius for sfiei-
eney in manufacturing. but il Is be-
heved that to one. or both. Of the
Dodge brothers must be credited the
invention Of the essential features OF
the Ford engine. which is. Of course,
the Ford car. A few years ago the
Dodge brothers withdrew from the
Ford company and set up a factory
producing a car Of their own design
ing. They prospered in this venture
and had the distinction Of being the
two richest brothers in America.
John =. Dodge. although multi
millionaire. was zone Of the men" Of
the factory up to the time Of being
fatally stricken with pneumonia
when on business trip to New York.
He took no interest in social life,
preferring to find friendship in his
own plain. democratic way Riches
could no more spoil such a man than
could poverty hold him down.
Louisville Times.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Fleet Of Motor Trucks.

The Kentucky Motor Truck Deal
ers' Association win start fleet Of
fifty motor trucks from Lexington
on Monday, February 10th, for an
advertising tour Of Central kentue-
Ky. The fleet will travel four days
and will visit the following towns in
the order named; Nieholasville.
Frankfort. Lawreneeburg, saiyisa.
Harrodsburg, Danville. Stanford.
Lancaster. Paint Lick. Richmond.
Winchester. Mt. Sterling. Sharps-
burg. Carlisle, Millersburg, Gym
thiana. Paris. Georgetown and back
to Lexington. II Is planned for
stops to be made in each town with
talks by some member Of the Truck
Dealers Association. An attempt 10
being made TO get the Goodyear Pilot
car that made the trip from coast to
coast last year. to head the feet
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
TAXABLE
PROPERTY
OF Garrard County One
Million More Than
Last Year.
COUNTY AND STATE TAX TOTAL
siA7oo.ss2.oo.

Garrard county's Tax Commission
er, Mr.. A. T. Scott. has completed the
list Of taxable property for the coun-
~ and the recapitulation has been
turned over to County Clerk. J. b.
Bourne.
The total taxable property. both
county and state show a total Of
sii.700. $500. which is about one
million dollars more than the assess
ment was last year.
The recspulation shows that there
are ili,22s acres Of land in the coun-
~, the total assessed value being
fg.56s. 1890. The live stock Of
the county is valued at sl.3s0. loo. 90
while the tangible property, less the
exemptions. show a valuation OF
sl,Oli.s62.00. The intangible prop
erty is listed at sl,540.26700. The
value Of the implements in the coun.
ty is placed at s166. 10000.
The town lots show n valuation OF
s277. O65.00. while the improvements
on same are assessed at $3.50. $50. 90
The total value Of the merchandise
Of the county is s2s7,Oi0.00.
The Commissioner book shows
that 500 automobiles are listed in
the county at a total valuation Of
s230,OiO.O0 and 90 Trucks. valued
mt s9.675.OO.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
See Mounts add.
ALVIN ESTES
Succumbs At Richmond

Mr.. A. ID. Estes died at his home
on Irvine street, Saturday afternoon,
January nth. after a painful illness
Of several months Of a complication
Of troubles. He had consulted the
best physicians. but all proved Of no
avail. Mr.. Estes was born Sep EN-
Der ?. 1873 in Garrard county. lie
moved to Richmond six years ago.
He conducted a grocery store I
Irvine street for about six years and
was held In high esteem by his
friends and neighbors. On account
Of III health. he recently sold his stock
Of goods TO Mr.. Maffett.
The deceased was married TO Miss
Lucy Cornett. Of this county. a sin
gular eoineident being that he me,
his wife the nth Of January, and
died on the same date. 25 years later,
He was for many years a member. OF
the Christian church, was prominent
in lodge circles, being a member Of
the Improved Order Of Red Men. and
also the Masonic lodge. He is sur
vived by his devoted wife. FIVE sisters
and six brothers. Funeral services
were conducted at his late residenes
Monday morning. at IL o'clock. BY
DIR. II. w. Carpenter. He was laid
to rest with Masonic honors. The
warmest sympathy Of a large circle
Of friends Is extended to the bereav-
cd widow in her great loss.-Rieh'
mond Register
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
ICE AND SLEET
Demoralize Business
Here For Two Days.

We are two days late this week
owing to the heavy sleet that struck
this community last Tuesday night.
The electric light plant. which fur
nishes the Record with the "juice"
that runs its entire plant, were forced
to shut down early Thursday morn
ing. owing to the number Of fallen
trees and cross wires Of the tele-
phone exchange.
The damage to the telephone COM
pany and electric light plant was the
heaviest ever suffered from sleet up
to this time. II Is said that almost
every telephone pole from Lancaster
TO Paint Lick is down.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
HUN CRIMINALS
ARE DECIDED ON
Definite List of Violat-
ors of War Laws were
Drawn up Monday.
AMERICA WILL HELP

Paris.-Premier Clemeneeau at
tended Mondays meeting of the
Supreme Council Of the Peace Con-
ference and helped draw up a definite
liss Of German officers and soldiers
demanded by the Allies for trial on
charges Of violating the laws of war.
Britain. and Nitti. Italy. and Hugh
c. Wallace and Baron Matsui. re-
spectively. American and Japanes
Ambassadors to France, were pre-
sent at the session.
II by that time the Jugo-Slav gov
eminent has replied fayorably TO the
virsual ultimatum sent to Belgrade
by the Council relative to the Adri-
attic question. II will be acted on. II
the Jugo-Slavs refuse to meet the
Councils demands. NJ. Clemenceau
will leave the matter to be settled
by his successor.
Il is improbable that the Premier
will take any part in decisions re-
garding the future form Of the eoun-
ell. and its replacement Ivy an Am
bassadorial Conference. as his action
would bind the man who assumes his
duties in the French Government.
Questions regarding future repre-
sentation Of France at the Peace
Conference are brought up by the re-
tirement Of NJ. Clemenceau. He is
not only head Of the French delega.
ton. but President Of the conferences.
and three French plenipotentiaries.
Stephen Pichon. Capt. Andre Tardieu
and Louis klotz. are members Of the
Clemenceau cabinet and will retire
with him. The fifth member Of the
French delegation, Jules Cambon,
Is not i'm the cabinet. NJ. Clemen-
ceau will assure continuity Of diplo-
matte negotiations until a new min
istry is formed. when he will resign
as plenipotentiary.
Mr.. Lloyd George and Signor Nitti
viii return to their capitals after
Mondays meeting to await formation
Of a new French cabinet before re-
suming consideration Of pending
problems. Notable in the list is the
question Of the future status Of Tur-
key.
The text of the note demanding
extraduion Of former Emperor VIII
lam of Germany. sent to Holland By
the Council. which will be made pub
lie Monday, is understood to support
the demand by citing Article 227 Of
the Versailles Treaty. which pub
licly arraigns" the erstwhile Kaiser
for supreme ofense against inter
national morality and the sanetity Of
treaties"
II appeals to the Dutch Govern
ment's sentiments Of justice. begging
IL to associate itself with the Allies
in a work Of exemplary repression"
according 10 a report
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Combination.

The Courier-Journal. The Louis
vile Times, The Louisville Post and
The Louisville Herald can be had now
in connection with THE CENTRAL
RECORD. A years subscription to
either Of the city dailies and the Rec
ord in combination costs $500. Do
not delay; the probabilities are that
subscription rates will advance soon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Public Sale.

On Monday County Court Day. at
two o'clock. Mt the residence Of Miss
es Fannie and Bette West. on Dan
VILE street. will sell all my house
hold goods. consisting Of bedsteads.
carpets. chairs. bureau. and tables.
J. NJ. HIATT.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
ONLY ga
DOGS LISTED.
Shows A Falling Off of
80 Per Cent. From
Last Year.


show that only 22i dogs have been
listed for taxation or rather have APP
piled for license tags up to this time.
This Is a falling of Of over so per
cent. from last year when 1880 dogs
were licensed by their owners.
The dog owners are laying them
selves liable and Sheriff Walker tells
US that IL the owners don't get busy
that he will. as the law tells him We y
plainly what to do in the event that
owners refuse or neglect to comply
with this law.
Here is what the law says in a nut
she'll:
The following are extracts from
the kentucky Statutes
From: Section 6S-Bl. Owners
TO pay license on each dog owned.
On or before the LIST day Of Jan
uary 1919, and on or before the LIST
day Of January Of each year there
after. the owner Of any dog shall APP
ply to the County Court Clerk. or
deputy County Clerk. as hereinafter
provided Of the County in which said
owner resides, either orally or in
writing. for a license for each such
dog owned or kept by him.
From Sec. 6s--B-5.
All licenses shall be void on the
first day Of January Of the following
year.
From Sec. 6s-B-l7.
On and after the LIST day Of Jan
uary 1919. il shall be unlawful for
any person to own or keep any dog
unless such dog is licensed by the
County Court Clerk or deputy Of the
County in which the dog is kept; and
unless such dog at all times wears
the collar and tag provided for by
this act.
From: Sec. 6s-B-ls.
II shall be the duty Of the Sheriff
Of the County or his deputy to seize
and impound any dog OF dogs which
are found running at large and UNI
accompanied by its owner or keeper.
IL shall be the duty Of the Sheriff
or deputy To seize and impound any
dog running at large which does not
bear a proper licensed tag.
Sec. 6s-B-2O: Officer guilty Of
nonfeasanee-penalty.
For failure to perfor any duty
under the provisions Of this act. any
officer shall be liable to n penalty Of
not less than five nor more than
twenty dollars for each offense. which
amount due such officer from the
amount shall be deducted from any
County ut any settlement between
such officer and the governing auth
critics. or IL 1t appear that nothing
be due, then to be collected as any
other fine, and as provided by law.
From: Sec. 6s-B-33. Violation
Of law-Penalty.
Any person other than an officer
violating or failing or refusing to
comply with any Of the provisions Of
this act. shall be deemed guilty Of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
shall be adjudged to pay fine Of not
exceeding one hundred dollars or to
undergo an Imprisonment Of not ex-
ceeding three months, or both. at
the discretion Of the Court.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22

Miss Jennie Higgins. County Sup
erintendent. informs US that an ex-
animation for pupils Of the eighth
grade to enter High School. will be
held in her Offices on Friday and Sat
urday. January 30th and 3ist. All
desiring to take this examination
must be on hand promptly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Transylvania's Worth
Widely Recognized

Transylvania Colleges diplomas
are widely recognized. They are
given full credit by the United States
Bureau Of Education. the General
Education Board. Boards Of Eduea-
ton Of New York. Kentucky and
other states
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22

average $78.O6.
w. c. Tatum. 1920 pounds.
average $500.
Kelly and Lakes. l760 lbs.
average $74.35.
Cherry and Stewart, 476O
pounds, average $62.15.
Pence and Smith. 242O lbs.
average $83.l4.
O. r. Layton. 1875 pounds,
average $66.31.
Ray and Price, 2l20 pounds,
average $3.50.
Ballard and Franklin. 206O
pounds, average Sol.oO.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Jury Money Ready.

The jury money for the November
Jurors in now ready to be paid to
same. Joe ]. Walker.
Trustee Jury Fund.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20
Ell REGIMIENTO AZ DE INFANTE-
RIA SALDRA Ell LUNES PARA
PANAMA EN- Ell TRASPOR-
TIE SANTA LEONORA

Mafiana las siete de la mailana
llegara a este puerto procedente Girls
t6bal (Panama) ell trasporte de la ar
NADIA americana Santa LeOjlOrG, Sc
gun aerograma> recibido por ell Conan
dante Jaime Nadal.
Hablando con ell Comandante Nadal,
'un reporter de este diario, fu6 in
tornado de que ell Regimiento 42 de
Infanterfa, compuesto de ochocientos
hombres y % oficiales enabarcara .en
ell Santa LeonorG para la Zona del Ca
nal ell lunes de la semana pr6xima. !.
Del Regimiento No. 65 han sacado al
rededor de 60 hombres de cada compa-
MIA, para poder compIetar ell Regimen
to.
Ell entusiasmo que reina en- ell Guar
tel, seg6n pudimos yer esta mafana,
,es extraordinario. Todos estan lmuy
contentos de marcharse prestar ser
viciO a Panama. J
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20

Ell senior Tous Soto, Licenciado en-
.Derecho, Jefe del Partido Republica-
no v leader del pacto con el "lea-
der" socialista Senador senor Igle-
sias, afirma que los Unionistas que
daran recluidos-en las proximas cleo
ciones-a los Villorrios. !"
Claro que 10 de rVillorrio" no hay
que tomarlo en- sentido despectivo
pues ell Letrado sabe que bajo Ell am
plio manto del Gran Dios no hay SUI
perioridad en- el ser humane por ra-
zon de la euna do vic la pristina luz
y por ell contrario, la mano inmensa
que volco ell Imperio de los Cesares sa-
li6 de aquel pequeno nido de Belem--
POGO menos que un Villorrio-y no de
grandes ciudades fueron hijos los hom
bres que han marcado su paso ria
vida dejando profunda huella en- la
Historic de los Siglos, desde JESUS a
Leon XIII, desde Alexandra Napo-
leon, desde Arquimides hasta Cajal..
San Lorenzo es un pufado de casas
que puede llamarse un Villorrio y el
distinguido 'leader" es de aquel ri
suefio rincon de nuestra Patria, de
aquel trozo de terra nativa cuyos pa
trioticos moradores quisieran poder
designar para regir libremente nues-
tros destinos a un compatriota como
ell seiior Tous-Soto, por que, no i'm
porta sus ideas Y sus califcaciones,
los hijos de esos "villorrios" mantle
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20
Padres Observation-Disclosures

Luis Rivera Carbonell, fue denun-
ciado ante ell JueZ Municipal, senior
Dfaz Cintr6n, por su esposa Esthel Ri
vera, por un delito de abandono de
memories. FL sdelito consistfa en- no
prOveer su hija Dolores, de diez
:lleses Ge edad de los indispensables ali
mentOs Y yestidOs para la subsisten-
cia de la mia. En- el juiciO, DfaZ
Cintr6n, con muy buen criteriO, como
acostumbra a resolyerS todas sus cosas..
no envi0 al denunciadO Ia cafceI
como vulgarmente Sc hace, porque
entonces ell NAL serfa peor pues en- la
carcel no Sc CANA dinerO, Y la mia
continuarfa en- ell mismo estado sin que
nadie lie suministrase alimentoS. La
sentencia de Ia C0rte fue que como e1
dcusado era un hombre que CANADA
TN semana1, 81: le ordena que todas
las semanas le eEtregase al Secretario
la suma de ochc dollars para alimentos
de su hija Dolores.
Identico case es el de Antonio Ro-
drfgueZ Aponte, denunciado por su es-
posa pOr ell mismo delitO, pOr no su-
ministrarle alimentos a su hija Isabel.
La Corte dict0 la misma sentencia que
ell case arriba va mencionado.
Esta resolution del juez Dfaz Gin
tr6n es digna de aplaudirse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20
CRONICA
LOS MUERTOS
Ananke.

I "Sobre mis- rubios cabellos no vol
veran a pasar sus manecitas. Partio
dulcemente una tarde... una mana
ma. una noche. d. partio sin su mu-
fieca... Su mamita me aparto de los
otros juguetes, me beso, me bano, con
s1s lagrimas, me rencerro EN- mi ca
| Ija."
iPor que Sc ha enmohecido la la
We de aquel mueble?
Mejor serfa no intentar averiguar-
10. Quitaronla del cierre y no Sc ha
vuelto usar. Todo permanece ALI
tai como 10 dej6...
Sc la llevaron en- una GAIA blanca.
Era una mujer, una hechicera mucha-
cha. La amortajaron con un albo
Ivestido. Estaba tan palida, tan can
dida con sus parpados cerrados entire
las sombras de sus pestanas, con sus
abundosos cabellos trenzados bajan-
do por sus hombros a 10 largo del ira
! je, alumbrada por la luz de los ci-
rios.
Antes de morir, en- ell delirio de la
fiebre cant6. u. canto con voz quebra-
da Y febril.
"Dios te salve, lirio."
Tuvo una hermosa agonia. f. iHon-
da impression de aquel momento. 49,!
Las blondas, las finfsimas sedas, las
ropas interiors; niveas, Transparent
tes, los brazaletes que rodearon sus
carnes libres de raso; las sortijas que
engalanaron sus dedos, los pendien7
tes, que, saben ilusiones porque
oyeron los quereres murmurados al
dido por labios amantes y felices. I;
Iencerrados yacen con cintas y flores,
con perfumes, panolitos y cosas mil,
placenteras y caprichosas.
Dfa por dia una mano Sc desliza va
cilante por las pulimentadas made
lras. Acarician la llave; acarician un
deseo.
! iQue anhelo ell suyo!
Al abrirse el ropero Sc enfrentarS
icon la fotograffa de la hija adorada
colocada a la inversa de la puerta
Los ojos de la hija muerta, su gesto
glorioso y feliz. los amantes ojos
lque la miraran interrogantes..
/ No.. no Sc atreve a triumph el
lmisterio.
Y la llaye enmohece y los cabellos
Iblanquean y los ojos Sc enferman de
Itanto llorar humillada ante aquel niue
Ible coqueton que es va una tumba.
/ mo habeis escuchado la voz reso-
lnante y ,varonil del padre? Todos
los dfas de su vida lloradle han los
Ique lie hallan perdido.
(Consinda en- la p6eina 2a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20
IA TRIBUNA DEL PDBLIC0
IA LOS VlLLORRIOS..

men el fuego del santo amor la liber-
tad, que no desdeiian tampoco los
que de los villorrios vinieron las ciu-
dades, aun que tengan la fortuna o
la desgracia de no sentir y pensar CO.
mo piensa " ,siente el distinguido
paisano que parece olvido aquella
Erase de Rooseyelt-"No merece ser
un ciudadano americana el que sus-
cribe su propia inferioridad".
Puede ser un "lapsus", natural en-
la ruda faena del leal hijo de nues-
tro poetico rincon, ell proferir una fra
Sc que en- la hora de ahora pudiera
tomarse en- sentido despectivo, GUAM
do no es nj puede ser asf dada la cui-
tura la sinceridad del ilustre Jefe,
que sabe bien como son tan buenos y
tan leales Y tan puertorriqueos, los
republicanos, los socialistas y los
unionistas de las grandes ciudades CO.
mo los de los insignifcantes villorrios
y tanto vale ell voto del "jibaro" como
el del que tuvo la fortuna, 81 ESQ es
fortuna, de dejar su penate de la RI
suefa ribera del rumoroso caudal que
desde la montana fertiliza ell llano, pa
ra convertirse en- ciudadano Y llegar,
cual ell distinguido compatriota, ser
leader y a ser Jefe, pesar y qui-
zas por 10 mismo, de haber visto la luz
de la vida en- un poetico villorrio. :.
Ananke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20
UN CANTON DEL COBIERNO
CHOCO CON Una CUACUA.


Esta mahana, JAS ocho, frente
la fabrica de tabacos la Colectiva,
de Puerta de Tierra, ell canton No.
$50 del Departamento de Correos, cho-
co con la grragua Me- P-3O9, resultando
ambos vehfculos con ,desperfectos.
De la investigation preliminar que
practice en- ell site del suceso ell cabo
de policfa Casiano, use dedujo que la
culpa toda recafa en- ell chauffeur Eu-
sebio Rosario que idanejaba el canton
del aeerrea.s - ~ - Z
Ell cabo Casiano no debe andar muy
equivocado, pues por 10 regular esos
chdWfeurs que manejan los camiones
del correo, siempre corren por la zona
urbana a una velocidad muy peligro-
sa. EstO que informamOs de La velo-
cidad no 10 decimos porque" nos 10
hayan dichO, sino porque hemos te-
nido la oportunidad de presenciar CO.
mo esos chaUfeWrs corren por esa ca
rreteEa.
No estara demds que Mr.. Derrick, que
es ell iefe superior de ellos, los llamase
al orden. Y les hiciese saber, 81 es que
no 10 saben, que el simple hecho de
que manejen camiones del Gobierno
Federal, ESQ no les autoriZa violar
la ley de automobiles.