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The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
DIR. F. W. GOODMAN TO
 SPEND | YEARS AT PIT.
 HOPE EPISCOPAL MISSION

Arriving on the second trip of
 the Victoria from Seattle. last Sat
 urday was Dr. F. W. Goodman.
 Archdeacon of the Episcopal church. Dr, Goodman has been
 presiding in the pulpit of Old Trinity Church. New York. for on different occasions on leave of absence of from two to four years at time.
 Dr. Goodman is an old time Sourdough. having ventured into the Dawson and klondvke regions in 1908, later going to Pt. Hope. Alaska. during the years 1911-12. and again in 1?22-23. establishine missions and doing welfare work among the people of the north land
 He left Nome Thursday on the U. :. Cutter Bear for Pt. Hope where he will remain for four years, relieving Rev. Thomas and wife who have been connected with the mission for several years. The Cutter Bear may go to Pt. Barrow before calling at Pt. Hope if ice are found to be favor able this giving the Archdeacon an opportunity to reach the top of the world and report on mission conditions in that section.
 Dr. Goodman states that this year he will superintend the con- struction of hospital at Pt. Hope. the first hospital to he built north of the Arctic Circle by the Epis- { copal church in that section. The | for building the hospital { s probably being unIoaded at this i as the schooner Holmes 1 s believed to be there now. It [ s planned to have the hospital { finished and ready for occupancy Dy fall.
 Dr. Goodman has kindly con- tented 10 write some interesting etters to the Nome Nugget dur ng his stay up North concerning he activities of the Mission as we'll as any other news of interest.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
JAMES KELIIHER ARRIVES
 FROM THE kOUGAROK

James Kelliher. the well known dredge operator of the Kougarok section arrived in town few days ago on business in connection with his mining. MT. kelliher reports very little activity on account of the dryness of the season. stating that they have had no rain in that section this summer and was great ly surprised that the Nome mining section was so wet He found the rivers on both sides of the Sawtooth range very high from the recent rains. He expects to return to the Kougarok next week.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
TRADER CUB ON
 TRIP TO THE NORTH

Captain Arnold Castel owner of the motorship Cub. left the latter part of the week on trading trip extending along the northern coast of Alaska. Mir. Caster has recent ly installed new type of Diesel engine which he says will give him power at the rate of 15c per hour instead of soc. The Cub has been thoroughly overloaded and is the pride of it's owner.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
NEW TEACHERS ARRIVE FOR BUREAU EDUCATION
 SCHOOLS IN NORTH

Arriving on the last =Victaf.a was Jonathan H Wagner. Chief u ,ir Alaska Division of t..e Bur eau of Education stationed at Se- attle. This is MT. wagner's first visi' to Nome and he is here on tour of inspection of the Bur eau stations and Is getting first hand information and knowledge which $ d tfieult to obtain by let sGF Mir. Wagner is veteran in saucat pnal work and much good }gtFl result from his visit to this +etion He will await the ar. riTal of the motorship Boxer from Se Michael and later will sail fal Seattle on the Victoria
 Following is the list of the new '"alhers who are here awaiting for tran~portation to their different Festnations.
 N'' and Mrs. George Sylvester and Miss Dorothy Hudson for Pt. Barrow to succeed Mr. Peter Van des'er who has been there for two years and who will be remembered as having taught for a year in Nome
 ZMr and Mrs A.3W. Payne for Wainwright. succeeding Mir. and Mrs Anderson who are returning to the States.
 Mir and Mrs. Geo T Morlander te= kivalina to succeed MT. and Mrs Nylin who were for two years at Prince of Wales and are on transfer to White Mountain.
 Mir and Mrs, C.s. RepIogle. veterans in the service at Kotzebue and returning there after serving for term of years on the Kusk- okwim MT and Mrs. Delbert Cram are on their way to the states on a vacation.
 NIT and Mrs. Darrold A Wag aer will relieve MT. and Mrs Kee than at Shismaref who are going fo attend the University of Wash ineton
 Mrs M. M. Lebold is here on transfer from Koyukuk to Norvik where she will he principal teach l ar
 Mrs. Elizabeth Colby will go to White Mountain as nurse to sue ceed Miss French who goes to La Mont. Alberta as hospital Sup arintendent
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
LOCAL NEWS
NEW SILVER WAVE
 ARRIVES FOR NORTH RUN

The motorship Silver Wave, owned by the Enterprise Steamship Company, of which Ralph Lomen Is president and manager and Aired J. Lomen is secretary-treasura ar r5 d from Seattle last Monday morning having left Seattle July ith making the tf5F in =tA= record running time of 35u running hours
 This new steamship cotnpa y was formed in New York last win ter for the purpose of replacing on the northern roule the pld Silver Wave which Was operated by the Iomen Reindeer and Trading eerp- oration and which was frozen n tho ice n,es off Kotzebue and Inter crushed and sank early last win ter.
 The new Silver Wave has zen especially planned and constructed fer this northern route and n1eets the requirements of the ship Sub sdy bill in every particular It is just the type of vessel the peo- ple of the northern coast towns have been looking forward to trav- cling back and forth to Nome on
 The following description of the vessel was obtained from the owners: She is 69 tons net reg ister. 65 it. in length. IS fit beam and 6 it, draft; equipped with 75 h. D. Fairbanks Morse semi-diesel engine. The vessel is manned by a crew of five men. explained by Capt. 0. Haugen of Seattle and C. K. Hillman is purser Gus Soder- holm will act as pilot The ship was built by the Sound Boat and Engineering Corp. of Seattle and Is not only credit to the builders and the owners but also to the Nome section and community.
 The Silver Wave started on her maiden voyage to Kotzebue at m. today carrying the |. s. mail and the following passengers:
 Oscar Wicke, A Rosey. Rev. A. J Montgomery, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss E. R. Stratton. Corporal F. Hickman. Mrs. Hickman. Darold A. Wagner Mrs Wagner Archie Payne. Mrs. Payne, Geo A. Nor lander, Mrs. Morlander. z. s. Rep logic and wife, Cliff Allyn. F. En- och Joe krnzokewiez. Harry Dob son.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

Captain August SoderfIofm, the well known Sourdough mariner. was returning passenger on the Vic. Captain Soderhofm. who spent the winter outside was ex- pected to pilot the new Silver Wave to Nome from Seattle on her maiden voyage, but due to sick ness was compelled to go to a hospital for treatment. Gus is now looking well and hearty and states he is glad to get back.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
NO FISH STORY

The children of the Methodist Mission who are at the summer camp at Cape Nome were out picking berries the other day and ran across black bear, who was also engaged in the same pastime: MT. Bruin looked up and gave a growl and the children at once made for the roadhouse at light ming speed.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
SEA WOLF ARRIVES
 WITH CARGO WALRUS

Ira Ranks trading vessel. the Sea Wolf, returned tH Nome this week after a successful trading expedition along the northern coast. Captain Doc. Preston looks hale and hearty after his trip. The vessel brought back a number of walrus hides and large quantity of wafrus meat.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

Andy Anderson, the well known Center Creek mining man. return ed to Nome on this Victoria after spending the winter outside. Andy also made a trip to South Amer ica gold fields but says that Nome has more advantages in the gold mining industry than any other place in the world, as far as he is concerned.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
BESSIE ROAD RECEIVING NEW ROCK DRESSING

The Alaska Road Commission las number of men, trucks, and q small cat with trailers hauling material on to the Bessie road, which when completed will put this highway in class by itself
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
COY. PARKS RE-APPOINTS ROBERT JAMES AS
 SPECIAL OFFICER

Nomeites were much pleased to learn that among the first ap- pointments to be made by Govern or Parks. was the re-appointment of Robert James as Special Officer for the Suppression of the Liquor Traffic among the Eskimos and for the administration of the Alaska Rone-Dry law.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
AL paNGMAN GETS NEW TRUCK

Albert Pangman, Nome's pop ular transfer and winter water man received Ford ton truck on the Victoria, which is being em- ployed hauling frieght.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
NEW JTTNEY BUS

J. Fl. Anderson received his new Ford jitney bus on the Vic He will use the machine on the Nome Little Creek route and 1t will more
 demand by the miners on the creek
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
BIOLOGICAL BOAT DEPARTS

The Biological Survey vesse, Hazel pulled out from the harbor this week on trip to east coast points. with L. J. Palmer in charge.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

o. F. Wheeler, the Iron Creek roadhouse and mining man. made the trip in over the tram road by dogmobile. covering the 60 miles in seven hours. Mir. Wheeler brought with him quantity Of fresh fish for the Nome market.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

Jack Williams, wife and child- ren returned on the Vic and will take up their residence in Nome once more. Mrs. Williams and the children left Nome last fall for. medical treatment and Jack sailed south on the first trip to assist his family on the return trip
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

Rcv. Montgomery of the Press byterian church who is inspect ing the work of his church r. the north. preached to the natives at the Methodist church. Wednesday night
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

Miss Ruth Barrow who cane in on the Victoria has taken a posi- tiOn as nurse at the Maynard-Col- umbus Hospital and Miss Mae Wilder is the new house-keeper.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

In order to clear out surplus on hand we are now selling lim- ited number of pairs of these
 wonderful shoes at LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES We are selling the finest 16 inch leather pacs at ...................- 5000
 with or without hooks They would cost you s1O.OO direct from the factory. Other numbers reduced ..proportionately. Extra pair of shoe strings with every sale.
 KNIVES SELLING SERVICE Phone Main 45 OMce, Front St., Opp. Nugget ofIlce pRooFs or LABOR BLANKS
 ON SALE AT NUGGET oFFlcg
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
talented

Miss Emily Polet, talented daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. Polet. who has been attending the Uni versity of Washington in Seattle during the past winter. returned to Nome on the Victoria to spend her vacation with her parents. She plans to return to the states again this fall to complete her education.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

Frank Hall who has been spend- ing the winter in Seattle, returned
 to Nome on the Vic to look after his mining interests on Arctic Creek where he has gold dredge.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

DOUBLE WEAR SHOES! The Shoe that gives you double the wear for the moeny
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

Santa Catalina, Y ahora Sc reba-
ia el sueldo los empleados GUAM
do el propio senor Barcelo diio
p1bl.camente que no Sc haria tai.
"iNo saben hacer otra cosa
nuestros economistas! iEs que no
saben hacer otra cosa que apelar
al mismo sistema de los capita
listas y propietarios, que consiste
on rebajar ell sueldo los obreros
para aumentar las ganancias?
puerto Rico necesita un pre-.
supuesto mayor de doce millones
y para conseguirlo solo es nece-
sario aprobar los proyectos de
finanzas enviados por la Camara
al Senado. Pero es que desgra-
ciadamente pesa mas la opinion
de unos pocos privilegiados que
la miseria de todo un pueblo. Esa
es la labor de los mejores hom-
bres, ese es el gobierno que Sc
impone a este sufrido pueblo
puertorriqueno, condenado eterna-
mente sufrir el escozor del ham,
bre la tortura de la impoten-
cia,"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
la rebaja de sueldo
a los elnplead0s del
Gbno. lnsular repre-
Senta IN atrOpelI0 in
s0lit0'' dice ell Rep.
ST. Fiz.
"Ese es ell premio que re-
ciben p0r su laboTi0sidad
y efiCiencid en- ell deSem-
pe1O de sus tunci0neS. .

FL Representative la Camara,
senor Fiz, nos ha dado la siguien-
tc opinion en- relaci6n con ell pre-
supuesto aprobado a Ultima hora
For ell Senado:
LA rebaja de sueldo les en-
pleados del gobierno insular en-
un diez por ciento, tai y como
ACADIA de hacerlo el Sensdo en- Ell
rroyecto de presupuesto, repre-
senta un atropello insolito contra
esos pobres ernpleados que han
dado en- el pasado Y estan dando
en- ell presente todas sus energias
Y actividades para la buena mar
cha de la administration en- todos
sus aspectos. Ese es ell premio que
leciben por su laboriosidad V eff
ciencia en- ell desempefio de sus
funciones.
"Despues de mucho discutir y
estudiar por varios nuestras fl
ranzas, la Comision de Hacienda
del Senado ha hecho ell gran des-
cIbrimiento de que para reducir
el presupuesto. no hay otro RENE
dio sino el de rebajar los sueldos
los empleados. Para llegar a
tan saba conclusion no Sc nece-
sta conocer economic politica, nj
pasar noches de insomnia como
les ocurre a los economistas del
Senado.
LA mayoria esta hacienda 10
que mejor place al Gobernador,
ese gobernador que autorizo en-
el % un presupuesto de doce mi
llones, ese Gobernador que auto
'rizo comisiones costosas mutt
les, el mismo que permitio ell NOM
bramiento de empleados de alto
sueldo, que en- su embriaguez de
despilfarro 10 consinti6 todo v
ahora pide que Sc rebaje el pre-
supuesto, para que sean los po-
bres empleados la victima propi-
ciatoria.
"El partido de la mayorfa esta
siguiendo la politica que impone
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
UNA ENMTENDA DE
IA cAMARA

Despaes de efeetuar Ia reconside
Esei6n de su pEoyeeto de reOrganiza
ei6n edncativa cue le fua devuel-
20 por el Gobernador sin firmar
aeusrda Ia cAmara una impOrtan-
- sanhenda a la que eoneurre ei
6enado.
III obiet0 principal DE- Ia in pertain
tisima enmienda estriba en- sstabie
Ger un sistema complete de ense-
hanza libye por Correspondence
para los enatro ahOs que .eomponen
81 curse de alta escueIa en- Puer-
- Rico.
Esta msdida traera saludables
reaultados = Ia instruction gene
raj del pals. q Ia par que corfor-
ma las exigenesas de algunoS iegis
laAoEes, Qnienes no estan de acucr
DO con la construction de mas pa
lAeios De ensehanza, y ST 10 propa-
lcontinaa en- Ia pAg. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
u6edades
mas bella la
mujer?
Este pr0bIema eSta re-
SueIto en- la edici6n do
minicaI que publica ma
mana "El Mundo"
i0UE PLANES POLlTICOS
LLEvA lGLESlAS A
WASHINGTON?

Esta fuera de toda duda que
nuestra edici6n dominical de ma
iana supera a todas cuantas he
mos hasta ahora publicado. Juz-
que el leetor sino por la resena
Que hacemos a grandes rasgos.
No queremos empezar con una
mala noticia, pero es inevitable.
REMIGIO no podra salir esta Sc
mana. FL cultisimo escritor don
Angel Rivero, recordando sus
buenos tiempos de milicia libra
ruda campana contra la indiferen-
cia en- pro del monumento del sol
dado, ,... y dejemos que el mismo
nos cuerte la semana proxima .
Para los amantes del genero de
aventuras, esta Revista Univer-
sal, interesantisima esta vez.
Nuestra primera plana viene
repleta de information sensacio-
nal. lie gustaria a usted saber
cue planes politicos lleva Iglesias
a Washington? icon qui4n confe-
renci6 a Ultima bora? 5Cual es la
ultima noticia sobre la combina-
, cion judicial? iQue ocurre en- la
Camara a Ultima hora? mo lie
gustaria al lector oir al hijo del
heroe Victor Rojas? IA nuestros
lectOres no les place acaso como
Ger todos los detalles de la pere-
grinacion a Roma, contados por
dos lindas alumnas del Colegio del
Sagrado Corazon de JESUS?
iY nuestras bellas lectoras sa-
hen acaso cuando es mas atrac-
tiya una mujer? Pues nosotros
contestamos todas estas pregun-
tas en- nuestra proxima edicion
dominical.
No puede faltar nuestra seccion
c6mica, cada vez mas popular. Y
mucho menos nuestra pagina de-
portiva, cuya Suppression no nos
perdonarfan jamas los fanaticos
del sport. Y no olviden los hipi-
COS que nuestras predicciones son
la mejor orientacion para las ca
rreras del hipodromo.
Toda una pagina la dedicamos
cspecialmente aquel ilustre puer-
torriqueno que Sc lamo Nemesio
Il. Canales, y a quien todos re-
cordamos con intense carino.
La interesantisima novela cor
(Continua en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

~ senado e PlsFto Rleo aeaba
ds spEobaF M IEoyesta ds Ley. e.
Jas diapoalsionas praneipalss esti-
puiaa sl essnalo ds Ia eTsaEiEa-
eitn = mkisass aetnaia.snts "a
prAetlea ga las eseusias pabneas
Dc este pals per ana cemiaion De
Ia UnivexldAa es columhia, q IN
dc ans - Finda 3 Ia LsgiaiatuFa
un dstallado informs sobEs acne
Hos eambsos Q Esformas cue dsbah
seE hseh0s y sassaEnas Gus dshan
asE adaV.Ados paEa e. meier exiio-
De h instraeei6n Superior y eie-
mental as les pasEt0FFiqusaos.
AdenAs del PFesidente dei eena-
Dc. ans prsssnt5 oTiEinalmsHts Ia
mScisn solicitando Il Immediate es-
tndie del eurso sduestivo implsn-
taao en Pusrso Eieo poF si actgal
comisienAdo. soa eo-partleipes de
los mlEmos iss sshofes senado-
res sanehsz Mogaias 8 Martinez
p&vila.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
Y A ULTIMA HoRA

Pero es 10 cierto que a Ultima
hora y mocion del representa-. re-
Garcia Mendez, Sc ha acordado so.
hcitar del Gobernador la develn-
cion del proyecto para ser debida-
mente reconsiderado. a
Esta actitud de la mayoria La
sido comentada durante las I'LL
timas "a horas por los interesados
en- esta question, pues en- reah-
dad no Sc sabe a que cbedece.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
.SUGESTIONES De OTRAS
LECTURAS.....


En-. el gran diario europeo 7
rladrileno, "A. B. c., Ell eminen-
lie publicista, don Luis Lopez Ba-
llesteros, ocupandose de las ideas
dc un libro puertorriqueno hace
unas cuantas observaciones dignas
de glosarse con serenidad Y con
justeza, Son ideas que requieren
un gran rebusque en- la irhpasibi-
lidad dificil del pensamiento y
en- los adentros impenetrables del
coraz6n: qu3 son cosas de patria.
y de la patria dolorida, suya y
nuestra. ai
Ante todo no esta demas senalar
la amable circunstaneia de que
el gran escritor y brillante comen-
tarista es tambien puertorrique-
no; cosa que, naturalmente in
tluyera para las atinadisimas SUI
gerencias que alean en- su articu-
10.
Hay en- esos sutiles juicios del
senor Lopez Ballesteros un 81 es
no es de amargo y descontenta-
dizo que no los deia exentos de
un nostalgico sabor de queja hon
da y velada, por las que el lie
han informado como sensibles
desventuras de Puerto Rico bajo
Is soberania de los Estados Uni
dos. Es decir, la actitud que asu-
ne Ell doctisimo y admirado paisa-
no,-que creo solo nacio aqui, y
aprendi6 luego, por informes fl
dedignos, (nuestra prensa) y de
familias, como era v como son la
vida las cosas de la islita,-es
una actitud en- justa ammonia con
la de los que a1n vivimos y res
piramos, despues del traspaso de
nuestro pueblo, de Espana al Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos de
America.
Viva v encendida information
la suya, la que todos los vien-
tos, con el verbo Y con la pluma,
pregonaran los proceres fuertes,
Glen veces magnfficos, Luis Mu-
noz Rivera y Jose de Diego y vi
cente Balbas, inspire su pensa-
miento y su corazon de patriots
las magnanimas Y calurosas re-
fle1iones de fervido compadecien-
te de las pungentes tristezas que
acA sufrimos, en- las transforms
clones Y antinomias que Sc suce-
den en- nuestra vida colectiva, ju-
ridica y moral, constituyendose-
nos en- un pueblo que concurre
Quasi indiferente va a su desdibu-
jamiento etico y racial en-. estas
nuevas imprevistas etapas de
su historic y a la anulacion sin
remedio de sus mas visibles aris-
tas aut6ctonas.
Aca, desde el advenimiento de Ia
soberania de los Estados Unidos,
Sc comprendera facilmente, que
han privado todos los aglutina-
mientos norteamericanos con nues-
tro caracter idiosincrasia. Guam
tos procedemos de la anterior ci-
vilizacion, la de Espafia; los que
nos hemos encontrado, virtual y
consciertemente dentro de ella, va
en- ejercicios de civilidad y aman-
do de la patria, y de la terra y
sus ing6nitas peculiaridades 10
suyo, por ser consubstancial
nuestra existencia; cuantos era
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
I'll prOyeCto CreandO dos Cortes
de Distrito en- Ponce, yOIverdada
Legislature despu6s de estar en-
FOrtdIezd
ASf hd sidO aCOrdddO Ultima hora.No Se7sabe
CualeS sean las razones que determinen eStd &C.
titud de Ia mayOria

La Legislature acaba de aprcbar
un proyecto de ley, aboliendo Ia
actual Corte de Distrito de Pom
ce, y creando en- su !ngar DIS nue.
vas Cortes de Distrito.. 10 que i'm
plica una Reorganization. compieta
en- la administrator de justlcia en-
la Perla del Sur.
Despues de introducirle numerosas
enmiendas ell proyecto fue firmado
por los Presidentes de aLlbas Ca
maras Y enviado al Palacio de San
ia Catalina, para scr firmado a
su vez por ell GobernaAor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
GRAN BALE - III CASINO Dh
ATBoNITo RsTA RocHE

ri car.no albsnitsAo esisbraFA -,
a noeks mn gEAn balls as sosiedae
! heneaeio dss Nonsmsnto Joe ne,
roes pasrteFFigasAos que mng.sroa
sn - 0asFFs hfanaiAi Mes .afoEna
mmssse Amlso 81 81 Luis Felipe Gu
cki. aesrsfaFsp asi cpmits Kiertfi-
vo. aua ios sieksts para esta her.
mes4 Gssss sataEkn . la venta du-
Eanse 81 ala sn "a fsss9rafiA az
cnFhsa. cAaa tsekss ensaEs dos 40
laFss.
a kaiiaE q Aibsuiso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

mo va energia inicial en la ciu-
dadania espanola conciencias
aptas para la facil aspiration do
todos los trascendentes fen6me-
nos de la historic, de las rafcez
.de la historic y de los vinculos
que nos prehendian a esa historic,
TO hemos, no, podido acostumbrar-
nos aun yer los al parecer in
solitos -trueques que consigo hubo
de traer ell cambio, rapido lento,
brutal % inteligentes de auestrus
eosas, bajo el imperio y en- la Sc
cuela del nuevo regimen politicc
detCrminado impuesto por el
Tratado de Paris. Es todavia pa
IA Eosotros,-es decir para muy
pocos de nosotros; quiza para
I'm exiguo centenar; que va, Jay!
las voces de la protesta apenas
81 Sc sierten,--es adn objeto lie
firme resistencia para nosotros re-
cibir, por ejemplo, entire otros, de
Ministro de Justicia, un abogado
de Kansas, que no ha dido nutca
el castellano, para entender pro-
blemas jurfdicos en- que solo in
forma FL C6digo Civil Espanol o
la Ley Hipotecaria. Como asimis-
mo saber que los j6venes en- los
progresistas Centres de Ensenan-
"a Superior estudian en- idiolna
ingles las abstrusas asignaturas
de las Matematicas elementos
de ciencia en- general, que en- el
idioma vernal resultan de labo-
riosisima Y fatigante compression.
Proceso ineludible, Tornado por
las ineludibles circunstancias tam
bien, que imponen ell nueyo estado
de derecho publico; pero que es
cierto que quebranta Y soterra al
esplritu popular en- aquello que
le es congenito: su conception de
la vida v de los mas minimos e
intimos pormenores a que Sc pie
ga ancestral Y animicamente el
alma nativa. Ell asombro con que
ESQ veiamos va va pasando; va ca
81 no interesa, porque ha derivado
hacia 10 conceptuado irremediable.
Entire los que correspondence
la generation anterior al SO y
los que llegaron a la vida despu5s,
necesariamente hay una brecha de
atenta espectaci6n, y es en- la que
Sc coloca muy avisado Y discreto
Lopez Ballesteros. Los unos, los
del temerario anhelo-nosotros,- -
de conservar incolume cuanto es
rclevante atavismo racial his
t6rico en- nuestra existencia de
pueblo indoespanol, y que de ESQ
sabemos por haberlo feliz dolo-
rosamente vivido, nos hemos si-
tuado en- una actitud implicita-
mente negatlva, SIN deJar de COM
prender que nos arrastra impe-
tuosamente la corriente; y los
otros, los que. solo tienen la evoca-
dora melodia del idioma y las pro-
nunciadas directories de los vie
jos habitos y predilecciones en-
el hogar Y en- la escuela prima-
ria,-por nacidos en- el momento
de la aparicion inusitada de Ia
nueya raza y la nueva historic,
que solo saben del momento por-
que en- ese momento existen con
la inconsciencia de 10 que real
Continda en- la Pag. 8