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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29

Houston H Fights Brings
Formidable Outfit for
Game Here.

A veteran Houston Heights squad Of
% men, with plenty of speed, despite
its poundage, arrived in San Antonio
late Thursday afternoon in time 10
rest I'D in preparation for its i'm
portant battle with Bobby Cannon's
breckenridge High Eagles at Schwab
Field Friday afternoon.
Although the Heights crew has been
barred from the State Interscholastic
League because of its membership in
the "outlaw" South Texas Football
League, it is regarded as one of the
most powerful elevens in this section
of Texas.
Heights at present holds victories
over Austin, Orange and Victoria
High Schools. 1t was held to tie
by Granger in its opening game Of the
season. The team did not hit its real
stride until last week when it took
the Austin High Maroons into camp.
VERSATILE BACKFIELD.
Heights is coached by Jim Dain,
former captain of the Rice Institute
Owls and Ah-Southwestern end. His
backfield, composed of Wiseman, Dee,
Fischer and Hardcastle, is a veteran
combination, speedy and versatile.
Hardcastle does the punting.
Coach Dain will anchor his pig
skin stars at the Travellers Hotel un-
til game time Friday.
Meanwhile, Coach Bobby Cannon
has the visiting team sized up as a
bunch Of "city slickers." Weights
of the various members of the Heights
team as set down in their starting
lineup received here Wednesday must
have been taken on some trick Hous-
ton scales, according to Cannon. He
estimates that the visitors will out
weigh the Puppies from five to ten
pounds per man.
BASS HORS DE COMBAT.
Advantages in the return Of Hop
Williams and Bubbles" Smith. tackle
and guard, respectively, to the Pur-
pie lineup at Wednesdays practice
session we're partly nullified shortly
thereafter when "Dink" Bass, scrappy
little end, received a heel thrust i'll
his midriff. The injured spot was
carefully, poulticed Wednesday night
and the soreness is expected to 10
partly removed by Friday, but Bass
will not be in the starting lineup.
IL Bass is kept entirely out Of FRI
days game his absence is sure to be
felt by the Purple team. He not only
has been playing a whale Of a game
at his end position, but Coach Can
non believes that his scrappy DISPOSE
ton keeps the team ON its toes.
Bass injury has caused Cannon
to shift his lineup about Brotherman
and Kennedy will start at the wing
posts, while Captain "Nona" Rees will
call signals from quarterback. FL
kins and Sweet are nominated as
starting halfbacks, with Hub" Friery
at full. If the Puppies elect to play
a defensive game, however, Big Bob
Fenner is bound to displace somebody
i'm the backfield.
Fridays tilt will start promptly at
$3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
NEGRO HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS PLAY FRIDAY
AT BLOCK STADIUM

Douglass High School of San Au-
tonic, will play its first football game
Of the season at 8 80 Friday after
noon against old rivals, San Marcos.
The negro schools will play on the
gridiron at Block Stadium.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
TO ACCEPT POST.

WACO, Oct. 29.-George S. Hiland,
resident engineer Of Hunt county, here
today. announced he would accept the
position of division engineer for this
division. made vacant by the rcsigna-
ton of Henry c. Porter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
Inside Golf.
By CHESTER HORTON "a
Maker o. 81 Colt Chamuions. "Gs]rs
most successful teacher" says
"Chick' Evan1.

The golf ball is hit hard in proper
ton to the distance the clubhead
travels in its. swing, assuming that
the clubhead's flight is even, smooth
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
RULJ. KILLS MAN.

NARAGANNSETT, r. l., Oct. %.
Benjamin C. Sherman, hotel propric-
tor, has keen gored to death by bull
on his farm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
IMPORT PICKFRS.

MIDLAND. Oct. 29.-Mexican cot
ton pickers are being imported into
Midland county by the hundreds to
gather the rapidly opening crop. The
labor shortage has been relieved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
MINUTE.
TIME MADE
ON bike
French Rider, Paced by
Motorcycle, Sets New
Records.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-CP)-Jean Bru-
nier, a bicyclist yesterday on the
Montlehry speedway, attempted, paced
by a motorcycle, to cover 100 kilo-
meters (62.14 miles, in one hour. The
motorcycle broke down at the 1906
kilometer mark, but, when the times
were checked up, it was found that
Brunier had broken all records from
Is kilometers to 100 Kilometres. The
Tooth kilometer was reached in 81
minutes, 30 and So seconds after the
start.
A mile a minute on a bicycle fire.
quently has been approached in the
United States when the cyclist has
been paced by a motorcycle.
The bicyclist rides close behind tho
speeding motorcycle. pedalling as hard
as he can and keeping his eyes glued
to small roller behind the motorcycle
which serves as a bumper in case Re
overtakes the PAGER. The suction
created by the speed of the motorcycle
adds materially to his own speed on
the bicycle and makes astonishing
time possible.
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
8 CHILDREN HIT
BY DISTRICT
AUTOS
Woman and Horse Also Are
Casualties in One Days
Traffic Here

One woman, three children and
a horse comprise the injured list
reported in traffic accidents since
yesterday.
Struck by an automobile operated
by Herbert Spencer, of Washington
Barracks, Willie Chambers. jr., four,
of 400 Belmont street northwest,
was taken to Children's Hospital
with broken nose.
Leroy Summers, eight. colored
Knocked down by a machine driven
by Lander B. Plat in front of 1343
G street northwest, was little hurt,
as was Donald Tascle, five, when he
was knocked down by an automo'
bile driven by Louis Butler at Six
tenth street and Florida avenue
northwest.
Elizabeth M. Sullivan. thirty, OF
1924 p street northwest. refused
hospital treatment when knocked
down by a machine operated by
Samuel Gteelman at Thirteenth and
Q streets northwest.
An eastbound street car on Ken
ilworth avenue, in the 1900 block,
ran into stray horse and inflicted
cuts. The horse was recovered by
it's owner Fred Brooks, of 1247
Kenilworth avenue.
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
Horning ID.

THE bus was about halfway to
the Highway bridge when a man
drove up from the tourists camp
and asked me how to get to Balti-
more.
while was. explaining, the
defendant stopped at the west
building line of 14th street and
blew his horn with a long, pes
tiferous blast.
II went over there and told
him to cut it out, and he said.
why, can't 1 blow my horn?
What's a horn for?' He wasn't
satisfied with my explanation and
blew again to show me how
wrong l was. There's a man at
Number -Four who knows all
about those things, and 1 sent
the defendant over there"
A Shock AbsOrber
Boob: ct only blew twice, your
honor, and the officer came over
and cussed me. told him there
were some ladies in the car, and
he told me-. Take 'em to Number
Four"
What were you making so
much noise for?'
ITO drown out the officers
cussing, your honor. didn't
want the ladies to hear It,"
Very gallant. If the officer
was using explosive language you
should report that to the Police
Department. But you are on trial
now. not the officer. The law
prohibits the use of horns for
any purpose except to warn others
OF your approach. S."
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
With The
(Alibi Artists
A Cross Section of the
Nightly Grind in Judge
Schuldt's Court.
Read EN- and Weep.
By DONALD McDOUGAL.
UnOrdained Drivers.


when he ran out of Chester
court, a half an hour ago, your
honor, he cut the corner in two
and said he'd left his permit at
home.
II called up the traffic bureau
and they told me he was mistaken
about that, and was probably
thinking about somebody else's
permit"
Boob: II got a permit three
years ago, your honor. just
didn't have it with me today.
left 1t in my other pants.
You should always wear the
pants that have the permit in
them. What sort of a procedure
did you go through to get your
permit"
"And you passed successfully"
Yes, sir"
1.-The mystery deepens. What
did the procedure consist OF?
What did you have to do in order
to get your permit"
A Hunting License.
"I paid So"
What color was IT."
GFeGA, your nOlOF-OHS yON
mean what color was the permit.
Blue-no, black and white"
You seem to be familiar with.
the different taxi companies, but
what I'm trying to get at If
whether you've been examined for
a permit or not. What questions
did they ask your"
''They asked me what was the
speed limit uphill"
THE court doesn't recall that
one. What else did they ask?"
(which side Of another car
would I pass on told them
wouldn't pass on either SIDE.
That's why we have so many
rear-end collisions. Forty dollars
or so days. This unauthorized
driving has got to stop"
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
MISSIONS UNION TO OPEN
CONCLAVE HERE MAY q

The International Union of Cos
pei Missions will hold a convention
in Washington, May 3 to z. Two
large public meetings in the Wash.
ington Auditorium, on the opening
and closing day Of the convention.
are planned.
William Jennings Bryan will be
the principal speaker at the second
meeting in the auditorium.
-Four MONDAY meetings will be
held in keith's Theater. Conven.
ton headquarters will be in the
First Congregational Church.
On Sunday, May 3, convention
delegates will occupy the pulpits in
many Washington churches
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
FORESEES LEE HIGHWAY
COMPLETED IN FEW YEARS

Completion Of the Lee Highway
in few more years is predicted
by Doctor S. M Johnson, president
OF the Lee Highway Association
who is now in Washington.
The Arlington Memorial Bridge
Is an important link in the road,
which will reach from the Atlantic
to the Pacific AMI gives access to
all the South and Southwestern
States.
The bridge which the Lee High
way Association IS now construct
ing over the Red river. betWe IN
Texas and Oklahoma. is the longest
bridge west Of the Mississippi. Doc
tor johnson says,
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
Assistant Traffic Cop.

''1 was directing traffic at 18th
and d southwest. your honor,
when the defendant. driving q
loaded bus. tried to run past my
signal.
"a lady driver, apparently in
tending to cross 18th street.
changed her mind and turned
toward the Highway bridge in
stead, thus saving quite a large
repair bill.
1.-THE defendant helped by APP
plying his brakes quicker than
usual, and promised to meet me
here at o'clock"
Boob: 81 waited at d street a
long time, your honor, and the
officer kept motioning for east
and west traffic to go ahead, and
didn't pay any attention to me.
There wasn't much traffic,
and after q while / went across. :"
Now you can come across
S."
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
Lecture on Health

Daily health programs based on
the laws of nature will be outlined
nv Doctor Gertrude V. Sheckells in
a free health lecture at 5 o'clock
Sunday afternoon in the Health
Studio, 1928 X street northwest
The lecture will be followed by q
buffet health supper.
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
PANSY BEDS IN MALL
ATTRACT MANY VISITORS

The pansy beds on the terrace of
the Department of Agriculture on
the Mall, containing 5000 plants
are now in full hIccm, rivaling the
Japanese cherry blossoms on the
Tidal Basin in their coloring.
The pansiCs cover more than two
acres. and are the center of attrac-
tons to thousands Of visitors and
sightseers daily
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
c. L. & N. Railway Is Valued

A tentative valuation of 1922, 900
has been placed by the Interstate
Commerce Commission upon the
property owned by the Groveton,
Lufkin and Northern Railroad OF
Texas, and a valuation Of 1921 $40
on the property used, but not
owned.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07
la pafadOja de
TlueStrdS crisis

"MIenraS Sc Invita- Ia ndHSa americana Venlr Ia Sla en
dOade enCOnara BRACES haraOS Siudan planes para e
lar emigration @ exCeSO de brazS las cenraeS retadan S
2da pOSbiemene gran paFe de Ia COSeCha de cafe Sc pedef
pOr iaa de aqeO que nos SODra dCe el Se6Or Castor
CdFrl6n-OtraS CHFIOSaS lntcreSaRteS
Manifestations se
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07
EN- vIGoR Los DOS
TRATADos CHINos

WASHINGTON, agosto s. (ca-
BILE Franc6s) Los dos tratados de
nueve potencias relatives a China
han entrado en- vigor hoy, pues ell
cambic de las ratifcaciones ha sido
efectuado en- la secretaria de Es-
tado. Las personals representadas
en- la reunion eran Kellog, secre-
tario de estado, Daeschner, emba-
jador de Francia; Matsudairea, EN-
bajador del Jap6n; De MARITIME, EN-
bajador de Italia; Chiffon, repre-
sentante de Inglaterra, SEE, minis
tro de China; D'Alte, ministro de
Portugal; Tilmont, representanse de
B6lgica Y van Wick, representsn-
te de HoIanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07
VecinOs de Santurce Sc quejan al Municipiil
de Ia falta absolute de aqua en- ciertas IONA:
de ese barriiO
La calle de San Jose
Sc llamara pronto del
DR.. Jose c. Barbosa

Entire las peticiones con que Sc
di6 cuenta en- la Asamblea NUM-
cipal durante la Ultima session es-
tan:
Petici6n de varios vecinos de las
Gales sola y Cerra Andino de san
turce, Quejandose de la carencia de
aqua en- dicho sitio, suplicando Sc
tienda una tuberia de cuatro pull
gadas en- la calle Cerra Andino o
Sola, para corregir la insuaciencia
de aqua anotada.
Por unanime asentimiento de la
Asamblea, esta petici6n es referida
la Comisi6n de obras P1blicas
Y Hacienda.
Petici6n de varios yecinos de
la Gale Fernandez, termination Ce
IRA, requiriendo un arreglo de ia
calle antes mencionada, por encon-
trarse en- muy malas condolences,
del todo impossible su trinsito.
La Asamblea unanimementc acuer
da que dicha petici6n sea rcferida
a La Comisi6n de obras Pdbl;cas
para su estudio informe.
Petici6n del senor J. Palacios,
ofreci6ndose como artista pintor.
para hacer Ell retrato del doctor Jo-
Sc Celso Barbosa.
La asamblea acord6 que la pc
tici6n del Artista sefior Palacios
pase a La Comisi6n Especial que
ha sido designada por la Asam-
blea, para la adquisici5n y coloca-
ci6n del retrato del doctor Jose
G. Barbosa.
Petici6n de var1os vecinos de
San Juan, soicitando Sc ;ambie ell
nombre. de la Gale lie San Jose
por el de doctor Joss g. Barbosa.
La Asamblea acord6 referir la
petici6n de los veciaos de la Gale
de San Jose, a la comisi6n de Ser
vicio Pdblico para su estudio e
informe.
Pettci6n de vasios vecinos de
santurce, para que Ell Municipio
proceda La aperture y ahrmado
del extreme Sur ie IA Gale Tres
Hermanos, sea ell trozo de calle
mas pr6ximo la Carretsra Gen.
tral.
La .Asamblea refcre esta petici6n
a la Comisi6n de obras Puhllcss Y
Hacienda, para su estudio infor-
me.
Peticion del seaer Tsidoro Alva-
(Continua en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07
Ell Puerto Rico "Nustra
do" de eStd Semdnd

Extraordinaria por todos concep-
ros resulta la edicion que de "Puer
to Rico Ilustrado" empezara cir
cular en- las primeras horas del
dIa de hoy. Tan interesante viene
la seccion literaria como la gra-
flea. Juzgue ell lector por la resena
de trabajos que engalanan sus pa
ginas v que publicamos a conti-
ruacion:-
Gina Mujer en- la Academia de
Ciencia Norteamericana", ",-Tancre-
do Pinochet, Gel Manantial"-
Rabindranath Tagore, "Ironfas 50
Teresina Salgado, LA Muier Juz-
gada por Amado Nervo", "La Es-
PIMA - Maria Thery, ''Lecci6n
lie Doctrina"- R. Fortune Selles,
LAS Camelias" - R. C. Martinez,
"Acotaciones", ,-Eugenio Astol,
"Calla, Hijo,"- joaquin Saul, "Ais-
lamiento", Jose de Pedro, Cuento
Semanal,-"La Reja", Emilia Par
do Bazan, "Juventud, Flor de la
Vida, IL. Kortright, "Tierra Quis
queyana",- Carmen Maria Rodrf-
9uez de Serbia, la Enfermedad
lie don Canuto", M. Gonzalez Gar
cia, "vasco de Gama", Anecdotas
Y Curiosidades, LA Moda en- ell
Hogar", ,-Fabienne Fabry, "Cantar
de los Cantares", Ribera Chevre-
mont, De los Grandes Ingenios. De
Buen Humor, Lectura para las Da-
mas, Cronica Social, "Mujeres de
Artistas"- s"-Juan Lopez Nunez,
ALAS Victoriosas" Fl. de P. Re-
yes, "Dos Poemas para Eva" -
Jose Abad Ramos, "Autentica His
toria Romantica" Jose Manuel Pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07
Sc PRE- ETENDE INSTALAR UN NUFVO qua
RfNIENARIO EN- La ISLA De CABRA'
EI AIcaIde de San Ger
man Sc encuentra en-
eSta Ciudad deSde
aver
DecIara q. la information
dada p0r ell correspOnSaI
eS exagerada, pueS alIi no
exiSte tai cOnfIictO

Aver Sc encontraba en- San
Juan Ell senior Juan A. Ti6. cuya
renuncia como Alcalde de- San Ger
man, recientemente aceptada por
la Asamblea Municipal de aQuel
pueblo, mantiene su personalidad
en- Ell pinaculo de nuestra activ:-
dad politica, no, precisamente, por
Ell hecho de su renuncia en- 81, sino
por las supuestas consecuencias que
semejante resoluci6n pudiera oca-
sionar en- la politica aliancista de
aquella ciudad, 81 Sc toma en- cuen-
ia la presunta diversidad de critic
rios e1dstente en- 10 que Sc re1iere
al nombramiento de un succsor del
dimisionario.
Un reporter nuestro cambIo bre-
YES impresiones con O. sehor Tl6,
a quien salud6 bsjo las arcadas de
la casa municipal, v Ell entrevista-
do manifesto que SUI renuncia obe-
dece, exclhsivamente, una deci-
sion espontanea suya, sin que para
NADIA hubiesen mediado inJereses
politicos de ningun gAnero, como
Sc hal tratado en- hacer yer.
El senior Ti6 caHfic6 dc algo exa
gerada la information que Sc nos
enviara de San German acerca oeJ
case, agregando que allf no exis-
te confiicto alguno, nj habra de
existir en- Ell future, pues, sesun
el. tanto unionistas como repubh-
canos portorriquefios Sc encuentran
nuevamente interesados Ell que la
(Continda en- pag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07
Han n0mbrado una comi-
sion especial que estudie
detenidamentel Ia question
y rinda IN inf0Tme, antes
de ad0ptar 0traS medidas
ASOCTACION DE OBRERoS e
INDUSTRIALES DE
PTO. RICO
OFICINA ,EJECUTIVA,
LUNA No. Ia
SAN JUAN, PTO. RICO
Agosto 8, 1925.


Ell Comite Executive de esta
Asociacion, Sc reunio en- la noche
del viernes iltiino, para conside-
rar un pliego de quejas presenta-
do por las rarlas de San Juan
Y Santurce, solicitando que Sc to-
me acci6n sobre los altos precios
que viene manteniendo ell conner
clio, especialmente en- los articu-
los de primera necesidad.
Despues de varias aclaraciones,
fue acuerdo noinbrar un Comite
que estudie el asunto, y rinda un
informe del misrlo, en- la session
que hemos de celebrar el viernes
pr6ximo.
Los nombramientos para los
rniembros que han de formar la
conlision de referencia, recayeron
sobre los siguientes seiores:
Vicente Alcaraz, Ramon Echa-
varri, Rafael C. Pujals, Mateo
Hernandez, Evangelista Calder6n
Y ell sefior Aldea.
Tambi6n fueron considerados
otros asuntos en- relaci6n con el
Departamento del Trabajo v la
Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones a
Obreros, proposition del senor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07

rez Ayala, Notas Cinema
graficas, "Cr6nica de la Nc
tana", Francisco Ramos, 7
10 el Sol de Espana", "Los Not
bles INVENTORIES que han Naci
en- la Terra del TIC Sam, "NueJ
York., Pedro j. Brull, Automo|
llsmo, LA Tumba de Granero'l
Jose Rico de Estasen, "Sembra
do, Fa Solat, y finalmente nun
rosos chistes, trozos selectos, pd
samientos, etc, etc.
La secci6n grafica, adennas
las numerosas fotograffas del 4
tranjero que Sc han insertado ad
" aculla contiene la fotograffa
las sefioritas que cantaron "Arl
Iris" en- ell concerto del tenor QJ
redo, la Reina de Simpatia de A
iuntas, Srta. Ana Mattel, la bd
Emanuelli-Rexach, la fiesta IN
che de Luna" en- la UniversidI
"San Jose Y ell Nino", trabajo |
tfstico de Valiente, Elegancias
la Moda, la vista del Captain
pahol don Servando Pefa a nul
tras oficinas v otras tantas moi
de interes. En- cuanto al gran Cd
curse de Belleza que patrocina
popular revista, Sc engalana la Il
tada interior con la fotograffa
la encantadora senorita Belen I
lon Marin, y ademas dos pa
nes mas Sc dedican tambien al G
curse, publicandose los retratos
dos bellfsimas concursantes, la S
Maria Escudero, de San Juan v
Srta. Ena Aparicio, de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07
La installation Sc rea|
lizaria tan prOntO l0|
Iazarin0S fueSen tras|
ladad0S al lepr0c0ni|
Ell pr0p0sito es eyitar gu
en- case de epidemic, CT
mo peSte bub0nica o N
rueIa, tengamoS ell foe.
de infection en- la misnl|
capital

Todo Puerto Rico conoce va p
experiencia el terror que. inspi|
siempre una epidemia y la excit'
ci6n que provoca entire ell pueb|
La intranquilidad mas grande
apodera de los hogares, las madr|
Sc estremecen de espanto al pens
que al despuntar ell alba su tier
hiio sea vfctima de la horrible &
1ermedad. No hemos olvidado al
la Ultima playa de peste bub6nid
que llevo ell terror hasta los mi
&partados rincones de la isla, al
c'lando afortunadamente no. con|
guio extenderse a todo Puerto Il
co. IA que grado de excitaci6n
gariamos 81 tai ocurriese?
Ell doctor de la Rosa, Direct
del Cuarentenario,-dond son II
vados todos los atacados por
playa, bien sea peste bub6nica, II
ruela, colera, etc.-se muestra d
seoso de adelantarse a situacionl
tan horribles, que muy bien II
demos confrontar en- cualquier n
1aento, va que estamos en- conts|
to con numerososs puertos del mu|
do donde la sanidad no Sc muest'
tan activa como en- nuestra isl
Plausible es en- extreme esa &C
tud del doctor de la Rosa, Gu
actividad al frente del Cuaren
mario, demostrada en- los moment
dc mayor peiigro, va todos cor
ccmos.
fContinna en- In pag. n II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07

espera de un pueblo nejor prepa-
.rado capaz de comprender con cla-
70 criterio Ell sentido de nuestra
"inicua exploitation n....
Al notar ell senor Carri6n que
haciamos algunos apuntes en- nues-
ira libreta de notas, nos pragunta:
-GY que va usted a hacer?
-Dar a conocer en- Ell Min
DO sus manifestations.
Gran peri6dico, que es rm or
gullo de nuestro pals. Formidable
empresa que por el texto de 81 ho-
ia Sc ha hecho tan necesario en-
todos los hogares como Ell pan cl-
tidiano. Pero le suplico que no
pubiQue usted NADIA que conmigo
Sc relacione, porQue quiero evil
tarme la molestia de discusiones a
las que por mis- ocupaciones no po-
drfa prestarle atenci6n.
No le prometimos NADIA pcrque
nuestra mission nos impide compla-
cerle. Y damos la publicldad
sus manifestations ingenuas, fran
cas-, breves Y concisas, tan llenas
de amargas verdades como hrota-
ron de labios de aquel compatrio-
ia, uno de los excelentes honlbres
de su comarca uno de los nleio.
res ciudadanos de su pals, ejeinplar
de una especie que amenaza ex-
tinguirse.
Y nos despedimos de aquel HON
bre que hace diez o ounce a6os
era un modesto jornalero y que
en- dos . tres lustros, cargandO ell
sus hombros las piedras de su pro
pia obra, con la azada unas wees,
con la garrocha otras, y siempre
con Ell hbro de lectura en- Ell boil
sillo, ha sabido labrarse prueba a
prueba su destinO, ' que a tra-
YES de los amos. sin tener en- cuen-
ia su desahOgada posici6n conti-
nua rindiendo hombro a hombro
con sus camaradas de otros item
pos su jornada diaria y compar-
tiendo con elIos su pan. sus penas
" sns alegrias.
Cuando le recordamos 81 pasa-
do, por el que siente un noble or
guIlc, nos dice en- tono joyisl.
iAh, amigol Tener dinero 70
es ninguna ciencia. soplemos 81
trabajo Y veremos correr conn Ell
viento la riqueza.
Admirable ejemplo de ciudsda-
nia = virtuosidad en- m medic "a
da vez mas enrarecido para toda
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