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The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
PRESIDENT HARDING MADE VERY
FAVORABLE IMPRESSION

Denver, July 2.-Renewed interest
in Republican principles and a bet
ter understanding of the accomplish
ments of the national administration
are apparent in Colorado as a result
of President Harding's visit. accord
ing to Republican leaders from all
parts OF the state who came to Den
YER last week to welcome the chief
executive.
In his Denver address the president.
lin clear-cut fashion, made it evident
that the Republican party stood and
would continue to stand four-square
on the prohibition question. The
forcefulness of the presidents state
ments in which he detailed the bene-
ficial effects of the prohibition amend
'ment itself would continue to remain
the law of the land, met with imme-
diate response from his audience,
which was composed of persons from
all sections of Colorado, many Of
whom had travelled hundreds of miles
to hear the president.
On the morning before his address
several out-of-town Republican leaders.
including number Of county chair
men, who had dropped into state head
quarters, were accorded personal in
terviews with the president.
The statements which he made in
Denver are regarded as among the
most important which the president
has uttered so far on his $1,000 mile
journey. In addition to his prohibition
declaration, the chief executive, in an
address to disabled soldiers at Fitz-
simons hospital, made it clear that
fullest extent the task of earring for
those injured as result OF service in
the war.
Added interest attached to Pres:-
dent Harding's visit by the fact that
he was accompanied by two Colorado
ans who were members of his personal
party-Dr. Hubert Work of Pueblo,
SECRETARY Of the interior, and w. ].
Donald of Leadville. secretary to Or.
Work. Mr. Donald formerly was Sec
retary to the late Senator Samuel D.
Nicholson. DR.. Work visited with
scores of old friends who called on
the SECRETARY OF the interior during
his stay in Denver. In newspaper
interview, DR.. Work announced that
the reclamation offices would be re-
tanned in Denver and that thru this
branch the government would continue
it's work of making possible the cult
yation of thousands more acres OF
Colorado land.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
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Willie Vela went to Telluride Tues
day to spend the Fourth.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held
a joint installation Tuesday evening.
Miss Beulah Milton from Fruita, is
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. McGinty and children
ar visiting Mrs. McGinty's brother and
family, the Potters.
Mrs. Jim Vela's grand children,
Frances and Gerald William. are here
from Denver visiting.
Mrs. Amanda Stell is on Redlands
Mesa this week helping Mrs. John Bur-
ritt cook for hay men.
C. w. Neal and family have moved
into Mrs. Simpsons house. Mr.. Neal
has charge of the creamery.
Mrs. Mary Soren and grand daugh-
ter Sarah Jane Osborn, from Delta.
are visiting Edd Soren and family.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Vercel and wife
went to Montrose Tuesday for few
days visit at the Joe Benefiel home.
Miss Margaret Hunsicker. Neil
Bailey went to Gunnison last Friday to
visit Miss Ruth Hunsicker and Mrs.
Theodore Kruger, returning Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
WAR CRY ISSUES FINE
INDEPENDENCE DAY NUMBER

Captain Lottie Schell was down
from Montrose last Thursday with
her usual armful of War Crys to sell
in Delta, but this last issue of the
Salvation Army organ was of more
than usual interest being a beautiful
Autographed and decorated Fourth of
July edition The whole edition Is
printed in the national coiors and Is
a splendid piece of work both from
a journalistic and typographical point
of view. 1t is filled with pictures.
poems and articles depicting the glory
of the flag and the supremacy OF the
Divine Ruler.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
Earl Hotchkiss Hurt.

Earl Hotchkiss, young man employ.
ed by the Girardet-Hotchkiss Con
struction company on road work be-
tow Norwood, is suffering from severe
injuries which may prove fatal, as a
result of being caught in revolving
shaft on caterpiller tractor. He
was rushed to the Telluride hospital
where efforts are being made to save
Ills life. The accident occurred Fri
day.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
CROP paoUrLook FAVORABLE
REPORTS STATE BULLETIN

The crop outlook for Colorado for
this year is better than last year and
above the average in most lines. An
average wheat crop is expected, with
an estimated yield of 22,0S1, 900
bushels OF both winter and spring
wheat. An ss per cent apple crop is
expected, the average being rs per
cent; S6 per cent OF the possible
peach crop is looked for, though the
average is only 63 per cent This is
little lower than last years figures
but still away above the average. The
ten-year average pear crop is rs per
cent, but 80 per cent is expected this
year.
/ Hay crops are expected to yield
about IS per cent. or one per cent
above the average for ten years. AL
falfa alone is estimated at 81 per cent
against "a per cent average. Truck
crops are expected to yield from 80
Ito 81 per cent OF a normal crop, tho
rains, hail and flood waters in some
parts of the state have retarded or
destroyed these crops in some cases.
The onion acreage is considerably in
creased over last year. especially in
Delta and Montrose counties.
Z IN regard to sugar beets, an estim-
ate of the acres to be harvested has
not yet been arrived at, but it is
thought that the condition of the crop
indicates 80 per cent of a normal
crop, which is just the average figure
for the last ten years and consider
ably higher than last years average.
The per cent of normal moisture in
the soil at this time is higher than
for the two years past, being 102 per
cent of normal. The general condi-
tion of crops and agricultural outlook
for the west central part of the state
is estimated 95 to los per cent Of nor
NAL, with Delta county well in the
lead with an estimated percentage
of 80.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
Wind Storm Wreck. Train,

A ten-car freight train was wrecked
near Dodge City. Kansas Friday night
when severe wind storm blew the
cars off the track. The wheat crops
now in harvest were damaged badly,
farm buildings were blown down and
trees were leveled. The wind played
havoc in the vicinity of Wright a
small village near Dodge City.
Rejoice with the June bride today
And mi In ,,,itl bnr Int
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
PAoN1A NEWS
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Althurian Club held picnic on the
will Hammond lawn the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berkheart of
Bowie were visitors here Monday.
Charles Troxell and Foyal Hester
were visitors in Cedaredge Sunday.
Allen Holcomb and family of Grand
Junction were weekend visitors here.
: A c. Botsford Of Ragged Mountain
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Frank Oswald and family OF Luray,
Kansas, are in Paonia, looking for
location.
Bert Nutting of Grand Junction pas
sed through here Sunday on his way
to Bowie.
Tom Poulos and Geo. Shpley went
to Canon City Saturday and returned
Wednesday.
I Pitkin Mesa Club with friends and
families held picnic on the Smith
Fork near Crawford the 4th.
Mrs. Bert Edwards returned Mon
day from Denver after receiving medi-
cal treatment there.
Will Lamb departed Wednesday for
the Eastern slope, where he will look
for anew location.
Miss Gladys Crawford OF Grand
Junction is visiting in the Coe Van
deren home this week
I Mrs. Bert Pullen who has for some
time been in Denver for medical treat
ment returned last Monday.
Carl Adams returned Friday from
Fort Dodge, Iowa, for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
Donald Heddles received serious in
juries on his right hand while working
in the Somerset mine, Saturday.
, Mrs. Thomas Jaques is keeping
house for her son, John Jaques. Of
Somerset, while his wife is away.
Glen Miller has been visiting in Del
Fred Miller. He returned Wednesday.
j. E. McCallister of Columbus, Ohio.
is residing in Paonia while he is in
.stalling new machinery in the Bowie
coal mines.
Trusteen and Frank McCallister
with Jim Currier were fishing last
week at Sapinero from Monday until
Saturday.
! Tom and Ina Lighthall of Cedaredge
came in Tuesday for visit here with
friends. They returned to their home
Sunday.
7 Miss Florence Wilson and Miss
Grace Hazlet departed Friday for Los
Angeles. where they intend to enter
summer school.
Mrs. and Mrs Walter Troxell mo-
tored to Montrose Monday to see Mrs.
Troxell's son, Max Kelley OF Ouray,
off on the train.
: Chas. M. Chandler OF Montrose was
here Monday interviewing Charles
Edelen in regard to the boxing bout
in Telluride the 4th.
/ Six OF the construction crew are re.
siding in Paonia while putting in a
railroad bridge near Bowie. They
came in Tuesday night.
Harry Mcclure and son Harry Jr.
returned Saturday from Mr.. McClure's
vacation. Mrs. Mcclure and daugh-
ter, Marie Frances. are visiting for a
short time in Denver.
Herbert e. Warfel, student repre-
sentative of Western State College OF
Colorado at Gunnison, came in Fri
day and departed Monday. He was
here boosting for the college.
The Lions club have postponed their
regular business meeting which was
to be held Wednesday, until Friday
night. whom they will have q short
business meeting IN
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The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
England and U. s. vs. Booze.

En6Ian0 ana q. s. VI. 6ooze.
A grave diplomatic situation has
arisen out OF the attempt on the part
Of the United States government to
eoAorce the volstead act on foreign
Ahips in American waters. Booze on
E1glish ships has been seized by Am
erican authorities and It is impossible
70 state what the end of the ensuing
discussion will be.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
seoin Tunnel August list.

= Il is expected that work on the Moi
fat tunnel will begin the first week
of August Work will be commenc-
ed in four places, at each end of the
main tunnel and at each end of a
pilot tunnel which will be driven
parallel to the Moffat tunnel and rs
Geet from it This tunnel will later
be used to carry water for irriga-
tion purposes from the Western Slope
to the Eastern, irrigating sections
near Denver for which there is now
no available supply.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
Uncle Sam Has a Surplus.

= The government of the United
States closed its books at the end Of
the fiscal year. June 80, with sur
plus Of approximately $31O,OOO,OOO,
according to announcement made by
tBrigadier General Lord, director of
the budget bureau.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
Tourist. Eoraet Baby.

A ten months old baby. we'll wrap
ped and cared for, was found Satur-
day morning in Bergen Park, Golden,
apparently forgotten by party OF
tourists who had camped in the park
the night before. The infant was 'ta-
ken in charge by the sheriff at that
place.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
Pours Gas on Fire.

When an employee Of a cleaning
shop in Orangefield, Texas. poured
pail of gasoline on small accidental
fire thinking it was water, he started
a blaze that practically wiped out the
village. the loss being estimated at
$4,000.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
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Mortro.e Man Found Guilty.

M, ]. Stutheit, a rancher living near
Montrose, was tried and found guilty
In the district court Thursday last, OF
selling a COW that he is said to have
known was affected with bovine
tuberculosis.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06

A flower in your front yard looks
vastly better than . weed. Speed up
the flowers. r.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
Denver p. o. Passes ss,ooo.oo Mar.

Denver p. o. Passes $3,000.00 Mark.
A statement made by Postmaster
Dodge OF Denver Saturday states that
when their fiscal year closed that day
they would have passed the $1,000
900 mark. He said that only $1,000
was needed to complete this wonder
ful record and he predicted that it
would be taken in before they closed
their doors Saturday night.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28
INFoE.h1Ac1oN OFFICIAL

INFoLEIACION OFFICIAL
La Comision tiene actua-mente 81
medicos, para asitir los lesiotados de
todos los distintos pueblos de la isla.
Ademas hay % practicantes con el
mismo fin. La comiiion pagara pues
este ano eccn6mico, SAT 10000 por asis-
tencia medica. Adenas en- los casos
graves de fracturas, disiocaciones, etc.
a Comisi6n emplea competentes ciru-
iauos de la isa para atender los le-
sicnsdos, p 7g&ndoles Ell importe de sus
servicios sin restricciones. 81 los le-
-ionados necesitan disqualification son
envisdos as an Juan, la Clinica Mi
ramar al Hospital Municipal, pagan
do la Comisi6n las esta dfas que cobran
dichas instituciones a parsonas pu'
dientes. Puede decirse, que 9, servi'
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coBIEENo De PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEaOcIADo DE OBRAs PUsIIcAs
ANuNc1o DE sURAsrA

Proposiciones en- pliegos eerrados pa
Ia Ii adjudication en- publica snbasta-
ia de las obras de construction de Hn
pCente de arco de hormig6n reforzado
&c eos metros de luz sobre el Rio Pc
Dejas en- la carretera No. 6, seeei0R
"Adjuntas- -Utuado cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende a veinte y dos mil
tresaieatos treinta ocho d6lares, cua-
renta centavOs, (Sa2, ,sss. .4O), Sc admi-
tiran en- esta oficina hasta las P. M.
Gel dia 6 de agosto de 1928, en- que Sc
abri an pablicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
rsg!r en- el contrato, y podran recoger
los licitaaores los pianos y modelos RE
prorosiciones que han de presentar, me-
dante un deposito de diez d6lares
(S10), que seran reembolsados al ser
devueltos dichos documentos en- Ell pl&-
&c de veinte (20) dias despues de efec-
tuada la subasta.
Sc llama especialmente la atenci5n
:os hcitadores hacia Ell hecho de qae
sera re -hazada toda proposition cuyos
rrecios unitarios no hayan sido escri-
tos en- letras y ntmeros.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera o todas
las proposiciones y adjudicar Ell con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que las
del precio solamente.
Gutllermo ESTEvES,
Comisionado. Advt.
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Colniisiion de Indelnrliza-
clones a L breros

clio de asisiencia medica que suminis-
ira la Comis on los lesionados es de
10 mas liberal que hay en- los Estados
Un'dos. En- muy poccs Estados de la
Union, en- muy pocas naciones euro
peas, Sc suministra a los lesionados la
asistencia medica sin restricciones de
ninguna especie en- cuanto al costo Y
en- cuanto a tempo que Sc requiere pa
ra devolver un lesionado la socie-
dad convertible en- un hombre apto para
reanudsr sus labores.
Ell Director del servicio medico de
la Comision. DR.. Jose A. Diaz Sc pro.
pone reorganizar su departamento cor
Ell fin de conseguir La mayor efciencia
possible en- cuanto los servicios pres
tados los .esionados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28

a
exermnador de como mpiar la seda los sombre
tlrba como guitar ell moho como hacer
hudo mdgco para slimpar fquido prueba de fuegq
como transfer papel ma
gico de como puede dar polish mpiar las oyas
presencia de los mosquitoes pumas escr
ben sin tirta etc. oros muchos valiosos informes
PARTE sEGUNDA;
povo imonadas humo quido la pol
de raz povos aguas de sodas como
eereaes cidra como
nverno hacer miel artificial
como hacer las den mas leche
eche haeer vnagre nee con un costO de Soc
por mantequila la epoca de
lor amones Como hsce dienes tan hancos como
Opcrto sodas classes de behldas salsa de chile
chop dulce de saados, galeta
centenares de d6lares.
PARTE TERcERA:
medic combatir la. gordura como cursr Ell ama cal
os dolores de oidos hacer
Elk vida. los oos. como mejorar la
tos camar las jaquecas preservar salud
ungBeno para comez6n e
como hacer unguento para ecatrzar herids
como la ecarlatina las mordeduras de vfbora enfer
medades de Ia como prevenr insolae on cnra
e hab del abaco Ia hbre foidea como restaarar e VI
cutivar "a acer oivo contra la perspraci6n
e. ctrregr aento Impure. Como hacer cod cream
do teeza remedio los caos remedio p9ra
caspa roo como al cabe'o color
natural fdudo rzar ell peo com" tehir reo negro
ruh harer t6nco peO coma los une
como pe ra-a dolores
come hacer preiarac6n las co
sin dolor las oreidas de las riernas mnie
Ia los iahos partidas halsamr
de A Savar niiv dios lie la muerie eauSada
ell remedio el habo de Ia bebda,
cada de secretos de vaor todos--
PAT cUARTA:
Fn es.a 81 encahtrarn si~rente. secrofos Sc
puede menea fasa come desterrar as hrmgaS
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DE BoXEo
continuation de la pag. 12)

victoria era mia, que SOLO Sc trataba
de saber que tanto tempo Sc necesi
tarfa para derribar.e. Es tan grande
y tan pesado, que realmente la labor
resultaba dificil cuando lie lpegaba. Era
como quien Sc pone a pegarle un sa
co muy pesado.
Lucgo, en- Ell septimo round comenct
esforzarme por acabar con el difini-
t'vamente. lie ataque con vigor pu-
de dsrle varios fuertes golpes en- e.
cuerpo. va lie habia uevado hasa jun
to las cucrdas estaba goloeandole
cuando la campana, de una manera ino.
portuna vino a su ayuda.
Me parecia va entonces que no po
dria segu.r resistiendome Y comence
a preguntarme 81 lograria derribarle
dandole un golpe con la derecha deba-
10 del corazon. va estaba incIinado
lcuando sono la campana.
FL octave round constituyo para mi
la gran sorpresa, pues lie senti vacilar
cuando con mi dertcha toque su cuer-
po. lie neve sobre las cuerdas cerca de
su rinc6n Y comence atacarle. Sc
doblego. Y de pronto vi la oportuni-
dad de alcanzarle en- la quijada. lie
aescargue un golpe con la derecha, un
golpe corto en- ell que me habia ensaya
do Desforest, senti un chasquido al
tocarle con ell puno y jess Willard ca
y6 en- Ell acto sobre sus manos y sus
rodillas. Ell referee cont6 hasta decla-
rarle fuera de combate.
Yo no me sentia completamente Sc
guro Me apart6 un POGO Y lie mire. Pa
recia que estaba guardando la cuenta
de los segundos por el refree, v espere
a que Sc levantase. Deseaba que 10 hui
biera hecho, porque entonces lie habrfa
micnto. Pero quiza asi haya sido mejor.
No habia recobrado por compile
to el conocimiento todavia cuando
fuf a estrecharle la mano.
Ahora estoy dispuesto luchar con-
ira cualQuier hombre del mundo. Ira
to de combatir con todo metodo, qui-
"a este haya hecho sparecer mas len
tos mis- go'pes. Pero puede creerse que
en- cada uno de clos puse toda mi fuer-
"a. No fueron caricias amorosas, y ESQ
70 10 aseguro. Mi lucha con Willard
en- condolences de poder derrotar cual-
qu.er hombre en- ell mundo. Estoy listo
me ha convencido de que me encuentro
para cualquiera y para todos. y resuel-
to mas que nunca ganar ell campeona-
to mundial.
Antes de mi combate con Willard
los criticos decian que 81 lograba ven
cerle habria pasado por mi gran prueba
va he hecho 10 que Sc me pedia, por-
que he dejado knocked out todos los
hombres con los que me he enfrentado
aqui ahora digo: eel que sigue.''
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N in c1PIo e SAL. JUAN
ssn Juan. ? r. Julio is. 1s,:

San Juan r. r., Julio l6, 1928
I'll dia 90 de Agosto de 1928. . les
4 de tarle, tendra efecto en- ell Edi.
fcio 4 yu. tamle-lto, en- la Ofcina de-
comis on1 de Se-vicio Pi buco, en- az
to p0b leo y ante la comisi6n CORES
rondiento, la subasts para Ell sunlinls
tro inst aci6 del ''EQUIPo MEGA
NIco s--C oNTkATo NO. 2-E de la
Planta de Ti.tracion y .Purifcacion y
Dep6si para el Nuevo Acueducto.
Ell modelo de proposition, instraccio-
res a los Il itadores, pliegos de condi
clones demas antecedentes relaciona-
dos con las obras, Sc eacuentran de ma
nifesto en- "a Ofcina Gel Comisionado
de Ohras PuLhcas Mnnicipales pudlen-
do oh ener3e copias de los documentos.
mediante I'm recibo cue acredite haber
Gepos tado cada intcresado en- la oficl-
na del Comisionado de Hacienda de
San Juan, la cantidad de $4,000 que Sc
ran reem'o sados al devolverse to6os
los do umen os completes y en- buen es-
tado en- I'm p'azo de veinte dias des-
pnes de ecectuaSa la subasta.
La Junta &c Subastas podr& rechazar
cualquiera todas las proposiciones
preser tadas y Sc reserva el derecho de
adiudi ar ell contrato a la proposition
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28

Anticipandose al progr3ma delineado
FOR IzzI KEEL luego la autoriza-
elon de la Legislature, ell 25 por POGO
hay IN match de hoxeo en- la 8.
oelestino Iriarte es un personaje sim
p&tico. Digalo 81 no Ell electorado. Ea
La Iiga tiene que triunfar, no cabe du-
darlo. Ell camino que recorra, cdbralc
con tiento. Donde ha habido fracasos
en- Ell pasado deben procurar obviarss
en- el future. Hoy ell desarrollo del Rey
del Deporte requiere mas tacto que an
tes mayor sabidurfa y buena inteli-
gencia debido que antes solo habia
I'm centric hipico v ahora hay dos. Es
nenester cierta prudencia en- todo v no
rretender cubrir a galope 10 que Sc
ruede cubrir franco.
FABIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28

10 fagaIa IA ofaCion do la psS
ia lroar a qulen Ia pIda POI cC
rreo enviando S selIos roIoa pa
IA el tranqueo e lnAn slrve pa
"a tener fortuna on amoreS. VIA
tea, luegos, negocIos J casaru.es
tos. 0 <odsIgusa. oan Anuf ea
-. Marsanao. Cuba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28

El cuartel general de Mayagiiez eGta
ahora en- cayey. John nos dice que por
qlgo los manda buscar. !. queriendo de-
cir que son buenos Pero aqui no han
inventado NADIA todavia
Vidot, ese COLO que suelta Ell bast6n
revolea la muleta cuando su team esta
cncima ha ganado, esta cogiendo fell
pa detras de felpa. Sc 10 atribuye q
las decisiones de los jueces. Es un recur
SO viejo ese. lie aconsejo que antes d.
salir la isla la pr6xima vez, Sc com
pre- un almud de ajonjol, Sc vaya la
I-iga Insular, y obigue sus jugadores
a Iracticar al bate y a batear granitos
de ajonjoli, de modo que cuando vayan
batear la pelota, la vean tan grande
que no Sc equivoquen y cream que es Ell
rafejo de un espejo como les paso los
jngadores de los 'Quesos' Ell 25 por la
tarde en- La Liga Insnlar, que Figueroa,
G. lanzadcr zurdo del equipo Sonoro'
dejo engomados a Is jugadores, porque
no veian la bola por la majestuosa
cfectividad del ]anzador, y lie advierto
Que no estaba tilando NADIA mas que
una boa siempre con la cual tenfa fri
tos 4 los "Quesos'' csos. Tan fritos que
al final ell triunfo la victoria en- JUS
ticia correspcndio al eluipo 'Sonoro'
oor l. brillante labor realizada por Fl
gaerca, cuyo estilo de pitchear Sc pa
Etrece mucho al de Sarriera.
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Los jueces de la Liga deben ser del
tipo de Willie Guzman, mejor dicno del
'iccnciado Guzman Solo 10 atribuyo a
Guzman un error de juicio, por no ha-
ber un juez en- tercera base, donde
siempre 10 debe haber, y es que canto
foul un tremendo cantazo de Jallase
que va'ia por dos bases o mas, que
era lin CLEAN SAFE HIT Y en- 10
demas estuvo muy bien, excelente. Ade-
mas el licenciado puede con facilidad
resolver los KNoTTY PROBLEMS que
Sc lo presenter con su conocimiento de
las reglas del base ball. Y hay que
anadir que Guzman estuvo muy bien a
pesar de haber podido estar muy NAL,
por tratarse de que el era jugador del
TEAM de la hebra. Todo 10 cual de-
n.uestra que el ahora representa- la Do
So de la Justicia con la balanza en- la
mano y vendada. Digna carrera la nues-
ira.