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McNamee at his side giving him
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
ULTIMA HORA

La fabrica de mosaicos de Jime-
nez, del Vale & Ca, en- La parada
IL, Carretera No. 121 cuyos mosai-
cos han sido, son y seran los me
icres siempre en- Puerto Rico y a
los cuales no ha habido uuien pue-
da hacer competencis en- calidad,
Ten precios 81, pero inferiores1 ha
llevadoi a efecto tales mejoras en-
su maquinarfa y sistema de ventas,
que esta en- condolences de ofrecer
pna loss perfecta, de buena cali
dad nener precio que las de in
ferior candad que Sc estSn ofre-
ciendo en- ell mercado. obtenga sus
cotigacicnes de Las demas fanricas
" luego venga donde ncsotros; com
prara un artfculo mejor, una pc
seta mas barato. Nuestra consigna
|sera siempre un articulo mejcr y
mas barato.
J1MENEz, DEL VALE 8 co.
Telefono s06. Apartado $50.
Santurce.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
Ell cABELLo R1zADo

-
I'd habra Observable que no hay
NADIA tan attractive como una cabe-
Ilera bien accndicionada y adorpa-
ds con ondas RIGGS.
I'd. tambien puede comumcar a
su cabello la vivacidad del rizado
permanents por medic de un nuevo
procedimiento dltimamente instala-
do en- ell Salon Barberia Borin-
quen".
Tnf6rmese ahora mismo namando
al telefono 17Ss-san Juan-Y le
daremos todos sns detalles.
SALON BARBERIA BoRMoUEa
(BEAUTY PARLoR)
8. BRAU Al (Altos) SAN JUAN.
.,dVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13

UNITED WATTS 90 kNgRICAl g
nlssrlfa az isono lgsael


nl.sfsn of iefo Iupl "
Pule Noise i hereby given b Of writ of Fieri
Faeas cor exeun dated March 2h A. d. 1926 issued out Of
shs Dssst cou for the District Of Porto Rico
ludrfsn n she 18th dag Of May A. d.
1874 GFasen, Mathde Gaertn Fitzpaic
Fllzpa Catherine Fitzpatrick wife of John p suivan
Mary King Herbert w. against Fitzpatrick WeRar
this End day Of April A D. 1925,
levsd following described and personal property
situated IN PORTO RICO % Wit:
RuRAL property foryOne
thcrea and equivalent hundred thirty
and sixty eeneaS situated in tn
and OFz the Municipal jurisdiction Of Toa Alta
Is
so cntF6 Nspomueeno L6psE oIera
Joseph Wsna. before the Fszpat Meaar Fruit and Land Co..
e suth hands 81 jose Rivera and Tomas Falcon the
ed highway ang Comeo having disappeared the road
isds Nogueras and
lgaeo OeTa. which bounded the South before comprised
% the ~ ts property also enaco oiyera before, Vic
ta iiao hrs Ndn tosay Tie hat hy lands Of snao 0ea
49, hg1way Tayam0a
col6n SUCCESSION overa Eustaquo
N Ahaa oeEa and SaHaao Ramos having disappeared; also
WauF to-day, Eustaquio va6n BEFORE West by
land ~ poEes Ryer jose Rivera JacintO
Ha6n ReeueE Ricardo Rosas Fransco Rosas, vaentn
Ard TeGfeFo olFeue whh the property which bounds
the SoTth th boundaries Of Nep0mueeno Lopez Cadern
and Suseeon oa having disappeared their lands
Fsisea Nan sac II ths frpy purchase
property recorded Ia VOL - oa Alta Folio 207 property
rAa af land situated - the barrio "Buena VISTA Rayam6n
enpd ~ five euerda equal hectareas AZ cent?
Sounded the Eoh b. lands Of Fitzpatrick Wenar
and Land ComHany e South By Euaquo Vla6n to-day
A. Van Lgs Bayam6n Comerio and
Iasery o VOL AZ of ya6n page 222 property
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13

nifsz, a las plantas y los mudcs
snimales?
El hbro es un decalogo del YER
dader0 milo americana. pero mas
que un dec&logo es IN credo de
ciudadania que tiende a crear una
soeiedad mejor preparada para asa-
mir en- el transcurso de los item
pos Ell manejo de La cosa publica
en- una utopia ideada por ell autor,
donde la bondad tome el lugar de
La fuerza, y donde impere ''la sa-
lud de cuerpo y alma, el dominic
propio, la confanza en- uno mismo,
la responsabilidad, el juego limpio,
el deber cumplido, las obras bien
terminates, la mutua cooperation,
la bondad y el espiritu leal y fel.
Un reyurnen hgero, segd1l 50 ex-
presa . continuation, dara una idea
mas clara de los prtncipios arriba
lenunciados:
'.primera Ley: De la salud.
Una salud perfecta es necesaria pa
IA triunfar. Sc cousigue teniendo
liuapieza, brenos haBitos, alimenta-
ci6n, ejercicios y suefo apropiados.
"segunaa Ley''-Del Dominic
Propio. Dominic de los sentidos. Del
caracter. Del gsnio. De los pensa-
mientos. be los impuros deseos.
''Tercera Ley".-De la CONTAIN
"a en- uno mismo. DIR los consoles
de los viejos, pero depender de uno
mismo. No temer al ridiculo. No
temer cuando Sc act1a rectamen-
te.
"Cuarta Ley" DE la response.
bildad. Ser honrado en- palabra y
pensamiento. Decir La verdad, CO.
mo Ell Padre de Ia Patria. No apro-
piarse 10 ajeno. Cu1nplir las prone
sas de todas classes.
"cuinta Ley Del juego linn
pio. No apostar. No cometer frau
des. Ser cOrtes en- el juego. Aceptar
la derrota con franuueza.
"Sexta Ley. Del deber. La
mas hermosa ley. Compendia las
demas. Evitar Ia hOlgazaneria. No
evadir Ell trabsjo. No ser parasitic.
'fseptilna Ley. DE las obras
bien terminadas. Adquirir la me-
jor educaci6n dentro del ambiente.
Dejar terminado todo trabajo Evi-
tar ser victima de la envidia. Ha-
Ger 10 que So debe hacer aun cuan
do nadie nos yea prodigaen elo-
gios.
stoctava Ley''-De Ia mutua
cooperation. Un verdadero ciudada-
no en- amistosa ayuda con sus com
paheros de faenas. FL trabajo de
uno solo no es posible. La socie-
dad es la resuitante de muchas finer
zas.
"Novena Ley''-De la bondad.
Ser bueno es ser it'll y sencilIo.
Debeznos bondsd nuestros hernia
nos en- las distintas razas. A las
plantas. A la fcr. A los animales.
A los buenOs, feles y consecuentes
animalitos domesticos que con nos
otros viven y que no pueden ex-
presar sus deseos por medic de Ia
pRlabra. A nuestros maestros. "A
nuestros papas. A nuestras mamas.
"Decima Ley. DE la lealtad.
Compendia y resume las demas. rs
ia y la sexta son complementarias.
Deber y lealtad. Lealtad la IA
milia, la escuela, al pueblo, al
estado, la naci6n, a la humani-
dad.
Es de dudarse que SO haya pre-
parade algzrna vez INA 1neicr CO.
lecci6n de deberes ciudadanos "
normas de conducta, en- forma tan
sencilla y amena, para uso de los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13


81 C6digo Moral del Milo es TN
ideal bello, es I'M sueho 'at6pico
que 81 maestros y padres Quieren
podrase convertir en- reahdad am
Ibiente.
Hagames el esfuerzo y cOnsiga-
mos de cada- urio de nuestros Pc
Quehuelos un diminuto ciudadanc,
de promesas hsonjeras, pOr mceio
de las normas de civis1no que Ell
doctor Hutchins, como nuevo Me
sias, en- su nbro bueno nos habla
" nos predica.
iAsi seremos mejores hombres,
mas habiles entes, mas perfectcs
ciudadanos!
Julio Fiol NEGRoN.
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.nrSF a listed
I'M FMPI FAnn7

IPor que no darlo n conocer en- Ia
seccion de anuncios clasificados de
Ell MUNDO. por ser lefda por NIL
les de personas? Haga una prueba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
HACE EXPEI1ER LAS
LOMBRICES

Cuando los niflos estan palidos
malhumorados, no demuestran in
teres en- ell juego y su sueiio es in
tranqulIo y su apetito variable. es
SERIAL de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sfntomas es
a hora de darles Whites Cream
vermifuge Unas cuantas dosis ha-
'en salir las lombrices y ponen al
liio nuevamente en- el camino de
la salud. Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge Sc ha usado con exito duran
te los 1ltimos cincuenta amos. De
venta en- las farmacias y drogue-
r1as.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
De SARDINIA
a Tibur6n

GQuien dijo que tanto en- el mar
como en- la TERRA el pez grande
Sc comia al pequeho?
EstO sera una gran verdad, pero
Ell coRTE INGLES, puede de-
mostrar 10 contrario.
cuando Ell coRTE TNGLEs, ma
ci6 a Ia vida comercial en- Puerto
Rico, era 10 que es una SARDINIA
en- I'M mar poblado de tiburones.
Han pasado solo dos afios Y va
Ell coRTE INGLEs, de SARDINIA
&c ha convertible tambien en- tibu-
ron y con muchas agallas.
No solamente Ell CORTE IN
Giles, no teme va a la competen-
cia. sino que la desafia.
3Que 10 que Sc desea es un traie
casimir ingl6s. mas legitimo que el
inismo Lloyd George, en- azul ma
rinO, negro en- preciosos colores
de fantasia?
Pues con los ojOs cerrados: Ell
CoRTE TNGLEs.
6Que no es traje de casinir, sinc
de hilo ingles tan ingles como Ell
bacalae de Escocia?
Pues a buscarlo al misno sitio.
Los trajes de hilo. que es Ia es-
pecialidad de Ell coRTE INGLEs,
tienen la ventaja de. que antics de
confeccionarse estan mas tempo en-
aqua que un submarine en- tempo
de guerra.
Ell CoRTE IEGLEs, viste hoy
en- Puerto Rico TODD cuanto hay
de selecto Y elegante on esta isla.
pOrque responde siempre de Ia ca
.dad de sns genercs, de la irrepro-
ehalSle confecci6n de sns trajes y
dc Ia relativa moaicidad de sus
pvecios.
NJ FVopwr TArf1T.rC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
dios directos incidentales, y usan
do siempre un alto espiritn de to-
lerancia y buena disposici6n.

A nuestro juicio, aunque todas
son igualmente importantes, hay al
gunas que merecen mayor aten-
ci6n v estudic, 81 Sc quiere que
con elias Sc moaifquen el carac-
ter del nifio Y que este cambio sea
ccnscieute = gradgal, sin violen-
cfas nj atropellos.
La ley del juego nmpio, dondc
no Sc apueste, donde no sc come
tan fraudes, donde Sc sea cortes
dcnde Sc acepte con franqueza
La derota, es un ideal nuevo en-
nuestro pals. Hemos podido obser
var que para nnestros niiios, en-
gran parte, ha de haber el ahcien-
te de la apuesta para conseguirse
I'm interes. Esto debe cambiarse
por verdaderos incentives pedag6-
gicos, que echando un lado la
tendencia traditional de La compe-
tencia, Sc consigan los mismos o
nejores resultados:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
PEDAGOGICAS
Por JuliO FiOl NEeRoN
Ell ooD1oo MoRA1 DEL Nrao...

Llega a mis- manos, nitidamente
impreso, por la cortesia de un ami
go, un panheto titulado "El Co.
digo Moral del Nifo''. preparadc
por Guillermo ]. Hutchins, de
oberlin, Ohio, y aceptado y reco-
mcndado pOr la association Nacio-
nal de la Ensenanza de la Moral,
institutO establecido en- Washing
ton ciudad capitolina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13

La rovens es de la bondad. Amar
al companero, que, aunque de raza
distinta, es nuestro hermane y con
nosotros vive. A las plantas, hijas
de Dios Y la Naturaleza. Que nos
tia el fruto ub6rrimo. Que nos abri-
ga. Que sacia la sed. A Ia aor, de
perfumes exquisitos que embalsa-
ma Ell ambiente e idealiza Ia vida.
A los feles v buenos aniniales Qrle
con su lengua mnda no nos pue-
den contsr de sus cuitas y pesares.
A nuestros naestros padres puta-
tivos que por nosotros sufren y
por nosotros l1oran. A nuestrus pa
dres A nuestros vecinos. A Ia hui
manidad entera, que scpdca1ate y
-dolorosa necesita de nnestra ayuda
y nuestro consuelo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13

La Icy de las obras bien termina-
das merece atenci6n marcada. Ne
cesitamos. que, dentro de la esfera
y el ambiente local, cada alunno
aduuiera ei maximum de conoci-
mientos y preparation Pena grande
tias yer el sxodo que Sc nota en-
grades superiores de entire los nj
nos, uuicnes Green yer meiores op9r
tunidades en- hacerse cargo de ,E
artom6vil que en- conclrir una ca
rrera, que de no interrumpirse, Sc
ria de triunfos y de glorias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
Ell coRTE 1NeLEs,

LA FABRIcA Y sAsTRERIA DE
MoDA EN- PUERTO RICO
NO equivoQue la direction, esta-
mos al lado de La Barberia Ell TT
CARO- y frente al edificio de Ell
|MUNDo.
San Jose st. No. 5. P. o. Box 994.
Tel6fono 1928. San Juan, P. r.
S. sAdvt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13

Es de dudarse que So haya pre-
parade alguna vez INA meicr CO.
lecci6n de deberes ciudadanos v
normas de conducta, en- forma tan
sencilla Y anena. para uso de los
nifios.
Sc supone que estas Ieyes deben
ser eusenadas a los pequenuelos por
los padres = maestros, en- la casa,
en- la Gale, en- la escuela, por me-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13


En- un principle creimos el libri-
to unO de tantos, arido y de POGO
valor. Pero luego de hojear las di-
minutas paginas, La indiferencia
torn6se en- curiosidad v pensamos
cue Ell trabajo en- question serfa de
incalculable valor ahora que Sc de-
baten en- las eseuelas, en- los ateneos
Y en- La legislature cuestiones de
raturaleza similar, y que los padres
de fan1ilia Y maestros demandan
por medic de La prensa un reajuste
de valores, incluyendo en- los cur
sos ensehanzas eticas que mejoren
el relajanaiento progressive de una
parte de nuestra decadente juven-
tud.
5No es acaso un grito de pro-
tesla contra las costumbres libres
los proyectos presentados en- nues-
tras camaras estableciendo agas de
0ondad v semanas de amor Ia
niiez, las plantas y los mudos
animales?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02

Down in Hinekley they are
writing essays on "Hinckley With
A Population of $1,000" prizes
being offered by a business place
on the best compositions. One
of the compositions published in
the News pictured the village
and surrounding country in the
year 1895, after the writer had
been absent for 10 years. telling
of the improvements made and
how the town came about 10
grow, among other things ex-
planning that the business men
had gotten together, were coop
Grating and for instance ice
cream was no longer sold at the
hardware store
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02
SEED POTATO STOCKS
SHIPPED TO 20 STATES

Potato growers of 20 states are
bidding for certified seed grown
in Minnesota. Supplies for the
Atlantic seaboard are mostly
drawn from Maine, but Mime
sofa seed potatoes are being ship
ped to Florida, Louisiana and
Texas on the south, and to Wash
ington and Oregon on the west.
Minnesota is also shipping heav-
lily to Ohio and Indiana on the
east, and is gradually encroach-
ing upon territory heretofore
supplied by New England grown
stock. Among other states buy
ing Minnesota inspected potatoes
are Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas,
Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Ken
lucky, Missouri, Nebraska, New
Mexico, Utah, and Wisconsin.
Of the seventeen states produc-
ing certified seed potatoes in
1924 Minnesota, with an aggre-
gate yield of 777,8OO bushels,
ranked second. Maine, of course,
was first. According to federal
government figures Minnesota
produced so per cent more seed
potatoes in 1924 than it did in
1923. II sells vastly more Early
Ohio stock than all the other
states put together, and is the
only state which has developed
any business in Burbank Russets.
A. G. Tolaas of University
Farm, who is in charge of Min
nesota seed potato certifcation,
says that Cobblers and Ohios have
been selling at loading points
for about $1.35 to $1.50 a hun
dredweight, and Bliss Triumphs
at $1.75 to $2.25 hundred
weight. There has been a big de-
mand for Burbank Russets, prin-
cipally for shipment to Washing
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02
GOT PEEyED

Because Governor Christensen
vetoed some bills raising the
salary of certain st. Louis county
officials then Senator Boylan of
Virginia, who was very much in
terested in the passage Of them,
became peeved and introduced a
bill which provides for the reduc-
ton Of the governors salary from
81 500 TO $4,000. The bill, how
ever, does not change other sala-
ries in the governors office, and,
as a result. should the bill become
law, the governors salary
would become the same as that Of
his private secretary.
But born in hate and revenge
the bill will likely meet the doom
il deserves that is. indefinitely
postponed or a journey to the
waste basket.
Senator Boylan must remember
that he is not on the Iron Range
when he is in the State Capitol
and cannot there cram down the
Threats or go rough shod over
others quite so easy.
Oh yes, Governor Christianson
has opponents in his fight for
more economy and plenty of
them.
The governor says that the
raising of salaries of county Of
Rcials, making it mandatory, is
more Of local proposition and
should be left in the hands of
county commissioners who are
in better position to make local
comparisons than the legislature
Is. The Legislature could set
minimum and maximum salary.
The governor will favor a bill Of
that character and is right in
that.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02

was written by Justice Taylor,
declared that the object of the
statute is to promote and pre-
serve public health by providing
means for the control and sup
preston of the disease among
cattle" the decision states.
1t does not violate the constitu-
tional provision forbidding tax
alton for private purposes, the
court held, nor the provision re-
curing taxation to be uniform
on the same class of subjects, nor
the provision forbidding the state
to engage in internal improve
ment.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02

good as we pay for In public spirit
and civic loyalty.
Those governments cost more than
they should and yield less than they
should Of service; but the lmperfec-
tions that make that so are ours, not
theirs-or theirs second because they
are ours first.
There are a hundred things for
which we ought 10 be grateful every
day that we owe TO government, and
couldn't have without government.
It Is all right. therefore, to rail
about taxes when they are unduly
high because Of extravaganza and
waste; but II Is not right to do that
without also realizing that we owe so
many things to government that is
worth a good deal to us--worth. in
deed. almost what it costs us.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02
FLEMING TOWNSHIP

A. c. Figg sawed wood for Max
Market Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson of Du-
luth, were visiting relatives here
Sunday.
Frank Olson is saving lath
this last week. Adolph Nelson
is helping him.
Mrs. Austin is helping care for
Jacob Smith in Bruno, while Mr..
Smith is so poorly.
Vivian Swift of Bruno, is
spending Easter vacation with
her aunt, Mrs. Ed Beavens.
In spite of the road conditions
quite crowd turned out at the
Scandal Club house Saturday
night. The Saggau boys and
Drummer, H. Hansen of Kerrick,
furnished the music.
Mr.. Wayne of Duluth, and Otto
Pearson spent Sunday at the j.
w. Pearson home. They returned
to Duluth Monday morning. j.
W. Pearson accompanied Otto
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02

We may write and say a whole
lot about what others should do
and what they should not do--and
that is in its place -the giving Of
advee--for there is always an.
other generation growing up
but after all the worst one to con-
troll is one self and when each
and every one has mastered that
situation then every thing will be
Jake.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02

ton state, and the Minnesota
output has all been sold at prices
ranging from $1.75 to 81 a hun
dredweight. About rs per cent
of the Minnesota production has
been or will be sold. One-fourth
will be retained for seed stock
for home use. Mr.. Tolaas esti-
mates that between 800 and 900
cars will have been sold before
planting time. Not all the avail
able seed can be accounted for,
for some of it is sold locally and
no records kept.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-02


The area test law for control
ling and suppresssing tuberculo-
sis among cattle, passed by the
1923 legislature is valid and con-
stitutional, the state supreme
court held in a decision handed
down this month.
The Farm Bureau considers
this one of the most important
decisions bearing on an agricul-
tural problem which has been
rendered in Minnesota for some
time and one which farmers
should be made familiar with.
The case came up on the appeal
of William F. Schultz, and seven
other property owners and cat
tie men of Meeker county from
an order of the Ramsey county
district court denying a temper
airy injunction restraining the
Meeker county commissioners,
the state livestock sanitary board
and the federal bureau of animal
industry, from continuing the
area test in that county and
from enforcing the quarantine
provisions of the law.
1t was the contention of the
plaintiffs in the action that the
statute infringed upon the pro
visions of the constitution, by
imposing taxation for public pur-
poses, that the state became I'M
der the law a party to do work
of internal improvement and that
the law provides for a tax not
uniform on the same class of sub
jects and that it denies equal pro-
lection of the laws.
The court in its opinion, which