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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
Milwaukee Grain

Oats-No. white, AN to 45h
Rye-No. 1, 1.16 to III; No. z
lis to 1.16; No. 8, LIZ to 1.13; No
4, 10 to 1.13.
Wheat-No. 1, 1.72 to III; No.
2, LII to 1.76; No. 3, 1868 to 1.73.
Cloverseed-choice to fancy, $3.50
to 1900; country lots, 5000 to $500
dirty, 1900 to 1900; alsike, 1900
to 1850; white, 300 to 1890.
Hay-15.OO to 1900; light clover
mixed, 1900 to 1900; rye straw,
1000 to 1850; oats straw, 1000 to
1850.
Sacked bran, $500 to2b.-
90; standard middling, $500 >
$500; oil meal, 41.OO to $500; glu-
ten feed, 1910.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
East ReedSburq
News Notes

Mrs. Marie Gudenschwagcr Of
Lime Ridge was caller recently
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Henry Fictje in East Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Montgomery
and son Will and Mrs. L. E. Mont
gomery visited at the Lyons Mont
gomery home a week ago on Sun
day.
Mrs. Ernest RetzIaff and Mrs.
Obee Retzlaff spent Saturday af-
terneon in Baraboo where they Wis
tied the latter's sister, Miss Ger
trude Simpson who is recovering
from an operation at the hospital
there.
Frank Hcrkan attended the flu
neral Of John Scully at Lyndon a
week ago last Friday.
Louis Behnke is doing jury duty
at Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Montgom-
cry and family spent Sunday at
the Frank Haugh home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obee Retzlaff and
family spent Sunday at the Ernest
Retzlaff home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tietje and
family spent a week ago Sunday
with relatives at Lime Ridge.
The next meeting of the Neigh
borhood club will be at teh Obee
RetzIaff home, Thursday, April
10Th, as it was anuuonced last
weel- AS this will be the last of
the picnic dinners a large crowd
is expected to attend
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
Hickory Ridge
News Notes

Miss Alga Harling visited at
the L. A. Austin home in Hickory
Ridge Tuesday.
Tom Gallagher of Reodsburg
was visitor Tuesday at the homie
Of L. A. Austin.
Mrs. William Giles was called to
the Arrow Giles home Thursday.
Walter Burgess returned Friday
from Goodrich, Wisconsin.
A number of young people from
this neighborhood spent Saturday
evening at the William Giles home
Miss Alga Haeling spent Sunday
afternoon at the Carl Tyler home
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
North Freedom
NewS Notes

Miss Augusta Templin visited
in Baraboo the first part of the
week.
Arthur Kohler of Madison visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. Ida Lawton, the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schwartz,
ST., have moved into the house re-
Gently purchased ON Lieder street.
The o. N. o. met with Mr.. and
Mrs T. E. Luce Saturday night, and
merry time was enjoyed until
next week. Picnic supper was serv
ed before midnight3
Joe Schorer who has been confin
ed to the Baraboo hospital for sew
eral weeks has returned home.
Miss Mary Draper went to La
Crosse last week to attend the flu
neral of her friend, Mrs. Batchel-
lor.
Mrs. Otto Seybold and Misses
Gaynold and Sylvia Carroll en-
tertained about two dozen people
at 500 at the H. M. Eschenbach
home on Thursday evening of last
week. Lunch was served and u
merry evening was spent.
William Gunnison was in town
Monday on his way from Verona
to Black River Falls.
Count Hackett was in Madison
Monday to see his wife who is
in st. Mary's hospital there.
Several friends of Rita Griep en-
joyed Friday evening at her home.
Miss Mary Davis entertained the
Senior Junior classes at her home
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clerks of
Colorado are spending two weeks
with the King and Lieder famil-
les.
Mrs. Mattice and daughter of
RoeGsburg We're guests Of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Mallon last
week
Daw Trclons have moved into
the house formerly owned by Ed
Ste;nbrink.
William Rich and family of,
Roedsburg visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Roger Alvin had the misfortune
to have his nose broken by a fly
ing stone at the Harbism- Walker
plant Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gunnison of
Madison spent the latter part Of
the week with relatives here.
The funeral of Mrs. Arthur Ri5-
tau was held at the home Wednes-
day afternoon conducted by Rev.
Rugcr of Ableman, with burial in
Oak Hill cemetery. Misses Wanda
Esch and Lucille Draper
were the singers and the pallbear
ers were Will Boss, Henry Eschen-
bach, j. A. Hackett, julius Umbcr-
naher, P. Brennan and Charles
Hengstler. The many beautiful
flowers spoke of the givers love
for the departed. The friends of
the community surely sympathize
with the sorrowing husband and
son, as well as other relatives. in
the passing of this young wife and
mother who was so much to them.
James A. Doherty is home from
La Crosse and is i'll with the
mumps.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19

notice or knowledge of such insult
ficient condition for a sufficient
length of time previous to the
plaintiff Richard L. Robins injury
to have placed and maintained the
street in a reasonably safe condi-
ton for public use by the exercise
of reasonable diligence?
Ans. Yes.
Cues. No z. Did any want of
ordinary care on the part of the
plaintiff Richard L. Rohn proxim-
ately contribute to produce lis in
jury?
(a) AS to speed. Ans. Yes.
OBJ AS to keeping a proper
lookout. Ans. Yes.
(c)As to lights. Ans. Yes.
I'D AS to management of his
machine. Ans. Yes.
Cues. No. s. If the court shall
be of the opinion that the plaintiff
Richard L. Rohn is entitled to re-
cover in this action. at what sum
do you assess his damages?
Ans. $1,000.
Cues. No 8. If the court shall
be of the opinion that the plain
tiff Alvin w. Rohn is entitled to
recover in this action at what sum
do you assess his damages?
Ans. $3.50.
Dated March II, 1925.
Although the jury fixed the to-
tai amount of damage at $1,15O yet
this will not be paid because the
young man was to blame for the
accident. The city won the case.
After reaching the verdict and
the jury asserting to the answers.
Judge Crosby thanked the members
or their attention during the long
trial and for the unanimous YER
dict reached.
City Attorney V. H. Cady thank
ed the foreman, Mrs. Ella Darren-
ougue and the others for the de-
cision agreed upon.
The plaintiffs were represented
by Quale & LANCER.
This completed the jury cases
and the members were excused
! from further duty.
Other Cases
The case of Otto Market VS.
Gattlub Nawrock was dismissed.
| This was a suit for wages and it
developed during the trial that all
! bad ben ra:d.
There was a conf rmation OF
sale in the case of Louis Helen
VS. Lougene H, Schultz and others.
The case of P. d. Curran and
others VS. George Carpenter was
settled without cots to either
PARTY.
Other Cases
! Foreclosure was granted in the
lease of l.. w. Fisher VS. John Bueh
| Ter.
The case of the Valvoline Oil Co.
VS. William Bongard has been
changed from the jury to the court
calender.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
Neus Notes
OF Denzey

Paul Schara has rented his
farm to Len Smith of Lodi, who
will take possession about April
1st
Robert Zisk Nwho attended Ag-
ricu1tural College at Madison dur
ing the winter has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henders. y
are spending some time in Lyons
with the Ed. Henderson family.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19

counting, budget making with rec
concentrations of appropriations.
Eight bodies are abolished out
right as being either obsolete, use
less, or not properly functions OF
state administrations, i. e.
1. Commission for the promotion
of uniformity of legislation.
2. Engineering.
3. Land settlement board.
A. Lumber inspection.
5. Supervision of pulp wood
scaling.
g. Real estate brokers board.
7. Inspector of illuminating OF S.
8. Cement purchasing commiss-
ion.
Various functions Of the state
engineers are conferred on the
state superintendent of public pro-
perty, and engineering services re-
CURED by particular departments
may be provided for by such de-
partment. Such, in fact, is the
practice now. Such duties OF course
are subject to correlation under
the powers given to the executive
board.
The bill, No. 345S., transfers
the functions heretofore perform :
ed by the state beard of vocation
al education, he annuity board,
and it's three related retirement
boards and the three retirement
associations to the state surerin-
tendent of schools The remaining
boards or commissions are conco1-
idated into 20 departments.
The assembly advanced to third
reading of the Gettelman bill pro-
viding 364 days Imprisonment for
the carrying of concealed weapons,
The lower house during a playful
mood just before had added {
number of freak amendments and
finally voted noncurrence. Lator
| the amendments were killed, much
Ito Gettelman's satisfaction. BY
the way, this Milwaukee senator
is often and honorably in the lime
light
- y y
At one sitting the senate passed
forty seven bills, including the
measure which places BARRIERS Oh
the same status as employers Of
beauty parlors in regard to women
/ patrons. Under the previous law
ehampooing and the practice o.
sciences intended to increase the
pulchritude Of women were restric-
ted to beauty parlors. Under the
provisions of the Staab bill, which
now goes to the governor for sig
nature, the tonsorial artists are
| permitted to perform the same
work as beauty parlors.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
CHICAGO Cash Grain

Corn-No. yellow, liz to 1.12 p
No. yellow, 1O9; No. 5 yellow, SIC
No 3 mixed, Ill; No. mixed, 1.96
to 1.O9; No. 5 mixed, 99c; No. 6
mixed, 97c.
Oats No. 8 white, 4534 to 46&
No. a white, 431a.
Chicago Barley Rye Market -
cash barley, 81 to 92c; Rye No. 3,
1.16; Timothy, 5.25 to $50; clover,
21.50 to 5000.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
Milwaukee Produce

Butter-Tubs, 4S1a; extra frsts,
4O1z; firsts, 40 to ACC; seconds, Is
to CSC.
Cheese-23 to 231kc; Young
Americas, 1914 to FAC; longhorns,
% to 24c; fancy brick, 20 to 21c;
Iimberger, % to 24c.
Poultry-Fowls, is to 25c; spring
ers, % to 3Oc; turkeys, "a to Csc
ducks, % to 26c; geese, rs to 16c.
Beans-lTavy handpicked. ZOO to
7.25; red kidneys, 1000 to HOO.
Vegetables-beets, per bu. LOO to
f.25; cabbage, per ton, 100 to 1.25;
carrots, per blu. 75c to LOO; onions,
per blu, 75c to LOO.
Potatoes Wisconsin and Mime
sofa. LOS to ITO.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19

Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market, 80
to Acc up; packings, 1926 to 1875;
pigs, 1850 to 1850.
Sheep - Receipts, 1000; lambs,
400 to 1900.
Beeves, 500 to $50; can
ners and cutters, 2.75 to 400; cows
$50 to $50
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
Milwaukee Produce

Eggs Fresh firsts, 2S1a to zoe;
'ordinaries, 271a.
Butter-Firsts, 49c.
Cheese Twins, 27%; Young
Americas, 241a.
Poultry-3 cars; Fowls, 26c; tur-
keys, 23c; ducks, 2Sc geese, soc.
Potatoes-294 cars, Wis, 100 to
LOS.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19

Mrs. John Hewitt Of North Free
dom was a business called in Bar
boo today.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19

" the firms as Indicated:
BY NJ. n. Smith Warehouse
Wheat, per bushel 1850 $1.40
Oats, per bushel ------- so
Corn, per bushel --------- loo
Barley, per bushel -------- IS
Rye. per bushel ---------- Ito
Potatoes, per 100 lbs. ------ Csc
BY r. |. GIazier
Young BOOSTERS, Is to &c.
Hens, IA to 90
Old BOOSTERS, 12c.
BY the Peck Mercantile Co.
Dairy butter, per pound - 80
Epgs 24c
In some cases a shade or more
will be paid for certain products.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19
DAILY MARKET REPORTS
ToDAY'S MARKET TODAY
(By United Press Asso citation wire serVice)
RARARoo Markets

The Baraboo markets what
shippers are paying-are quoted
" the firms as Indicated:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19

Senator W. A. Titus great con-
solidation bill creates the widest
possible interest. 1t abolishes use
less or obsolete functions; consol-
dates allied and related functions
in one department; fixes respensi,
bility upon the governor and
through the governor upon the
heads of departments, which are
as few in number as possible; pro-
vides for a better supervision and
correlation of all the functions of
state through an executive board
made up Of he five constitutional
officers, who are elected by the
people; places all matters concern
ing finances in n@o DEPARTMENT
made up of apio 'nted and ex-of
ficio members. incuding the gov
ernor. Such matters include taxa
ton, banking. public printing, ac-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-19

Naturally Assemblyman Clinton
G. Prices bill to admit Spanish
American war soldiers and their
wives into the Waupaca home Tor
civil war veterans has received
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
ESTADO DE NUEVO MEXICO
Negociado de Salud Publica
LA LUCIA BIANUAL

La lucha bianual ha empezado
otra vez. Mas de una corte con-
dal County court house) esta
ahora bajo ell hervor de los cla-
mores de rivales contendientes que
aspiran al puesto de Official de
sanidad del Condado. Yardas de
solicitudes Sc desenrrollan ante
las Juntas de Comisionados de
les Condades,-frecuentemente los
Illisnos nembres aparecen tanto
en- pro cano EN- contra de- cada
soicitud. Las ccrtifcacioncs car
tas dirigidas "a quien pueda in
teresar" explicando la idoneidad
de cada candidate, fornlan MON
tones en- las mesas oficiales. AL
gunas llevan uaa fecha atrasada,
otras reciente, pero tedas certi-
fican que ell aspirante es un me-
dico debidamente preparado, que
Sc afana por curar los enfer-
mos y por tanto perfectamente
apto para Ell desempeno. de sus
deberes oficiales.
A. nadie Sc lie ocurre pensar que
I'm medico de la mayor experien-
cia Y saber puede no resultar un
Official de sanidad; que hay algo
mas en- este enlpleo que ell trata-
miento de los enfermos; que de
hecho este es solo una parte secun-
daria de los deberes del cargo.
Su principal deber es hacer todo
10 que este su alcance y 10
que los adelantos de Ia ciencia
pernlitan para evitar las enter
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Ell SENAD0 4 PERMArSEGERA
EN- SESSION. HASTA QUE Ell
PRES. COOLIDGE Olga LA
ULTIMA PALABRA

WASH, mario Is. UNITED
Presal.-=EI senador Robinson IL
der del Senado, ha noti6cado en-
session alberta, que ell presidente
Coolidge ha anunciado. que Ell, Sc
nado debe permanecer en- session
hasta tanto el anuncie que no hay
mas nombran1ientos pendientes de
confirmation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

Gotta gotta SO cava La psedra, di
70 Ell proverbio latino
Ciertamente con Ell poder de Ia
eonstancia momentalizada en- la au-
gusta tribuna de la prensa Ell ira
fico en- Puerto Rico ha cambiado fai
vorablenente aecentar dasde 1928.
Los que quieran una demonstration
Rrafica la encontraran dejando
errar sus niradas por Las coleccio-
nss de- periodicos correspondence
a Ia fecha prsinserta, v encontraran
tambien la cronics roja aliada con
Ell demonio de la veloc1dad sembran
do espauta en- toda la superficie in
Gllar.
La egtadtstica dice qua los acci'
ds11tes tragicos han disminufde en-
mas de un currents poT eianto; pa-
70, no obstante es tanto 10 que fal-
ia por hacer, qus-lo hecho hasta hoy
apenas Sc poaria connparar con un
1nstro en- relsel6n con la snperffcie
total de Puerto Rico.
Despues de todo,. ClIpplenps ADJ
vsrtir que en- los lnesas de ensro,
febrsro y marze delsls25 laeaampsfa
hhertadoxa en- pro de la ssgMidsd
general Sc ha n1Hl1pIicado a sada
vRel4a del sol
La pransas uIaAnirnes ha ofrendado
aA collaboration mas msncs terlas.
fg1nfnoaa y eficiente.
CusntO Ell MUNno iustn es
xseonoeer que sus altos er1psnoa
yroclamsndo Ia discipline en- los
sonductores de vehiculos de aaotor
han sido tan acentuados, s9bre tpdo,
sn los meses cue van del 1896, que
sus ecos ne SO han apagado en- medic
del hullteio atnrmsnta6or.
Los reeientes editoriales del vie
10 rotativo, a manera de nartillo en-
Ia diestra de IN herrero expsrto,
han 1ogrado asentar goipe sobre
golpe y siempre dando y dando en-
IA cabsza. del clayo. se , =,
En- prsmio "a sus fecundost empe-
tos el menctonedo 9dfario tiens de-
rscho . sue, la sociedad asisnte Ia
partida que le corresponds on 81
RABER moral
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
PuNTo Y APARTE


In sefIal de respesc plAceme
sfrendar mia venias de sdherents
spiritual al I.cdo. Soto Gras, doctor
Fisusroa, don Jaime oifrs Tarafa
y Lcdo. do Val propulsores del or
den civiltxador.
A ellos, y las corporaciones que
Yepresentsn, aludf aver untendo mi
veto al que les ha ofrendado el con
cepto pdbhco por sus servicios en- el
Vroceso del trafico,
Los temas que ellos desarrollan,
va por 81, ora en- su calidad de per-
soneros de cuerpos colegiados, tienen
ii cello del altruismo dignifieante;
Yero, ampliando un tantico, por
shora, las interesantes dtsertacio-
nes, pernlitasenos aiadir que por
bueuas hasta excelentes que sean
las leyes, ST los que han de prach-
earlas no estan preparados tai efec-
10, todo intento en ell sentido de orga
nizar el trafico dara casi siempre I'm
pesuitado negative.
Legislsr para uuienes no conociet-
do los ritos civiIes talnpoco han de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Ell TRIGo CoMIENzA sU
DEscENso EN- Ell MERcADo,

CHICAGO, MARIO Is. (United
Press.) . Desp1As de un alza ipcreiq
BILE en-. Ell mercado del trigo, por. Ia
carencia habida en- Europa, har CO.
nsenzado nuevamentes la tendencia
a ntvelarse como en- anteriores 6po-
cas-. Esto SO debe sin duda alguna
a Ia enorme production de este pro-
cucto que ha echado al mercado
calropeo Australia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

WASH, mario 10. E(United
Press tsxteaoiiciainegte Sc gase-
gura que Ia urna del SeAado. al
celebrafse. nueva voSacion en- la
madrugada del dia de 10y, con-
tiene 45 votos en- contra de War
rem para Attorney General 81 SO
a sn favor.
FL presidents Coolidge hassma-
nifestado rotandamente, qua aun
5cuaRdo el Senado Sc obstina una
y otra. vez en- rechazars 81, nomhra-
miento de Warren, el le nombra-
ra tan pronto ell Senado Sc decla-
re en- receso, a4 6sa
Cada yez Sc acentda mas la cli-
sis existente entire Casa Blanca
y el Senado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Importante documento
~ = -

medades. La suya es una espe-
cialidad de la medicina que rezfc.
quiere tanto conocimiento, como
Ia del cirujano habil la del es-. Z
recialista EN- las Intermediates de,
Ia nariz Y la garganta en- las SUI
yas respectivas ain mas. ar
Ademas de las ramas de la me-
dicina que Sc relacionan con la {
prevention de las enfermedadess
la administrator de saluda pdF. )
blica ha menestar del auxilio del
arte y de la ciencia del ingenie-
70, del quimico, del bacteriologo,
del dentistas, de la enfermera y del
estadistico. Conocer todas estas
profesiones es algo superior la
capacidad individual humana pc
70 saber donde, como y cuando
utilizarlas en- Ell desarrollo de- un :
programa complete de salud pl-
blica constituye la mejor prepa-
racion para un official de Sanidad
verdaderamente apto. Cuanto me-
jor adiestrado este en- estas ma
terias Y cuanto mayor sea su ex-
periencia, mejor y mayor sera SUE
capacidad para preteger al ps@z
blico que ha confado su bieneg-s
tar, su vida nlislna, a su cuidado.
JQu@. innporta entonces que el
Official de sanidad pertenezca az
uno otro partido, una u etrass1
congregation? IQue infuencia. ha6
de tener todosesto en- su habili-
dad para loealizar y suprimir un.4
foco de iehrsa tifoidea? lie habi-
lita su filiaeion social para una
nejor compression de un buen
sistena de alcantarillado? Conc
cimiento complete estudios cons y
tante son los dnicos recmsos que
tiene para afrontar las response
bilidades contraidas con ell publ
CO.
Este es ell principle que henaos
tratado de aplicar imparcialmen-
te cada vez que IN, nombramien-
to ha estado pendiente de nues-
ira decision, porque creemos que ;
la confianza depositada por ell
(Continda en- la pdg. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Organization del trafiCO


acatarlos an espfritu y en- verdad.
dara por resultado que las leyes
y los Legislatures Sc agitaran en- el
vacfo.
O para decirlO con mayor clari-
dad, Ell chofer no mace, Ell chofer Sc
hace. ~f7,.
Establ6zcanse asignsturas como
para aprender cualquiera otro oficio
o profession, en- cortos plazos; pero
sdentre de Ia mas rigida uniformi-
dad. =
iQui6n 10 negaria2
81 cenjnnto Y los gdetalles que
sluencionans. los ilustredpg eaballeros
one abogan por ell bien general, to.
do, todo On verdad es digno de espi-
Titus sHperioresay anantes de- Ia bon
dad it'll; pero eta1nplenos dscirio aqui
muy respetuosamente, tanto al diser-
to editorfanstavde I'll, MUND0 como
a eu&nsos laboran en- la organizaei6A
del trafieo, hsmos de inginuarles que
no 50 lograra tai organization
E1n1entras las foTmahdade para
slcanzer 81 tftulo de cRofer Sc,
sreduzcap al e1Amen de teoria y de,
practtea que hey rige Ia ensenanza
de one tratamoss
Hpiogo. Diremos con Ell egregio
oondorcst; TENEMos MUcHAsl
5LEYEa PARA LOS HoMBREs, VA
NOS A roRMAR HoMBREs PA
RA Las LEYEs,
1o necesario, 10 para decirlo me-
jor, 10 indispensable en- el problenla
del trafico, tiene su base fundamen
tai en- La fndoleades Quisnes consa-
gran sus actiTidades. a condncir We
hiculos de motor, y en- ell grado de
moral y buenas maneras que aco1n-
rahen cada cpal de los, aspirstes
a la maEivela. 10 . n,.
Nadie estas obhgado a. saber To-
Que no lie han enseiiRdo, rnes pro-
csdase a. instalar una asignatura pa
"a adiestrar al chofer, 10 misno que
sse hace tratandose de cualquiera
sotto oficio, o. profession,
al puesto de chofer es honroao y
la remuneration de su trahajo debe
ser justa, este es, proportional q
Sis meritos.
e. chofer improvisado representa-
nn fracaso viviente.
Oada persona obedecee su indole,
,por 10 quail resultan impermitible TO-.
mar en- .cRenta ese attribute espirt-
tual que es perlnanente.'
I,a educaci6n es una segunda ma
turaleza, y ST tai agerte del bien So
une ala fndole natRralments honda
dosa, con retoques de cultura social
III alcRnce de todas las inteigencias,
entences la victoria sonrie con la
sociedad, y eou Ell gremio de choferesi
triunfante por la correction de 81
conducta hasta conquistar ell distin-
two del aprecio general a la vez que
prodpci6ndole mas dinero Su negozI
Gle. Ytem. Ell principle de autoxf-
dad en- este case debe representarlo
una sola entidad Official, pues hayI
casos en- que Sc requiere La unidad
de accion porque de 10 contrario
asoms sus garras Ia anarqHia, que es
ell inferno de los hombres, seg6n la
felfz expression del Iibertador. I
Los puntos indicados y otros y
otros que no cabeil en- un artfculo
veloz constan en mi pequefo hbro'
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Don Jorge Bird.
tUontlnuaci0n de la pag. l

tContlDuaci0n de la pag. IL
4 Kepetimos que hay un medic IA.
Gil de que no salgan de aquf les be-
neficios de las Centrales. Este es
acudir al mercado comprar las
aceiones que representan ell capital
inyertido. Por otra parte serTa bue-
no saber 81 el capital de ciudadanos
continentales, invertido en- Puerto
Rice, debe no considerarse como
capital extranjero. Nosotros vivimos
en- la creencia de que siendo ciuda-
daRos amerieanos todos, nj ell con-
etinental es extranjero aquf nj tam
POGO 10 somos nosotres en- ell CONT
nente Y 81 la personaIidad no es ex-
tranjera, menos puede serlo ell Ca
pital.
Jorge BIRD ARIAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Ell DEMoN1o DE LA vELoc1-

EEL DEMoNIo DE LA vELocI-
DAD" cuya primera edici6n yi6 la
luz. phblica EN- mayo de 1928.
81 los que interviewer en- la orga-
llizaci6n del trafico Green que el Ii
hrito puede series it'll para propen-
der preparar los animos, Sc los
cfrezco sin ningtn interes como an
ties 10 hice con ell Gobernador, Cont
'sdonado del Interior, Iefe de la Po-
lieia. ETC., etc.
Estddiese Ell librito, tinico que Sc
ha escrito con relaci6n al trafico.
y 81 Green que sirve, 10 enviare sin
iateres repito, con satisfaction in
TINA.
F. de P. REYES.