davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
ZOMREL OD PLYNOV
VYUHODIACICH z AUTA

Paul G. Kaercher, z {. 189 West
Princeton Ave. opraval svoj auto
mobil minuleho stvrtku v garadzi.
Motor nechal ist'. V garadzi sa 2
"vyfuku' (exhaust) tol'ko ply
nov nahromadilo, ze Kaercher 20
stal omameny. V sobotu zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

Gov. Zamestnanci belchradskej di-
vizic statnych zeleznic ,amySl'a
ju postavit' modern1 koloniu po-
zostavajicu 2 200 domov "a cenu
$15O.OOO.
KANADA.
Nezamestnanost' Vel Ike zvyse-
ME nezamcstnanDsti v kanade ma
stalo menovite y zclcziarskom, o.
ccliarskom, stavebnom, tkatskom
a drevarskom priemyslc.
KUBA.
Prebytok robotnictva. V Kubc
je nateraz viac robotnikov, ncz
zamestnania a TO potrva do tych
cias, kym sa nexatnc zatva cukro-
vel trsti.
FRANCIA.
Poistenie roI'nickych robotni-
kov. Zakon o odskodneni r. 1929,
dl'a ktortho rol 'nicki robotnici
dostann nahradal "a porancnia a
pokaliccnia V praci, podobne ako
robotniei tovarni, vosicl do plat
noSti L. septembra 1924.
Rol 'nicki prist 'ahovalci. Fran
c1zskc fanny leziaee ma juhozapa-
de tejto krajiny,s davajd GO raz to
viac zamestnania prist 'ahovalcom.
Talianski a sva;riarski robotnici
ze sa najlepsie osycdcujd.
IRSKO.
Nezamestnancst' Po sobrati l.
rody, farmarski robotnici vel l'mi
zvysili pocet nczamestnanych ro-
betnfkov. Irska. ass-zs... .'@-.>,
PORTUGALSKO.
Holicia a kelneri ma; strajku
Holicia kelneri v Lisabone vySli
ma vseobecny strajk, pozadujdc
riadny plat a 20 percent hrubeho
prijmu. v pade ich podmienky bu.
dd prijate, vzdajd sa "prepitne.
ho" od kostymerov. 4
SKOTSKO.
Nezamestnanost'. Zaseknutie ro
boty zeleziarnach a oceliarnach
udavane je "a pricinu zvysenia sa
poctu nezamestnanych 20 62,5OC
ma 68,69S Glasgow okolici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
RADSEJ SA ZASTRELIL.
AKO BY NAL fST ROBI'f

Stefan Juric, 16-rocny chlapec
Akron, Ohio tax nenavidel pra-
Gu, ze sa radsej zabil, ked' no O.
tee postal do roboty. Zastrelil sa
z otcovej pusky "a domom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
AUTOMOBILOVA VYsTAVA
BUDE VO FEBRUARI

Vyrocna vEstava automobilov
vydrziavana bude Youngstown
vo februari budiicehO roku V Ra-
yen-Wood auditoriume. Tato W.
stava bude omnoho vacSou nez bo-
lv predOSle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

dOtrhana.

Pravy opak predstavuje teraz
rcpublikanska strana. Udava Sd,
re je tato strana dncska svorncj-
sia a mocnejsra, nez bola Cd casov
McKinleyho nradovania. Ocakava
sa, re novy kongres bude omnoho
posluSnejsi voci Coolidgcovi, nez
ic tcraiSi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

! |
.PRE|HL'AD
DEMoKRAT1CKA sTRANA
VEL MI DoTRHANA.

Posledne vol'by priniesly demo
kratickei strane nielen porazku,
ale al vel'kh vnntornn rozorva-
most. Demokraticka strana ie te-
raz roztrhana ma tri caste a dive
z tychto s1 beznadcjne rozvadc.
ne, takzc rany, ktorych tato
strana krvaca, bud1 sa vel mi d.
no celiet'. Rozorvanost tato vzala
svoj pociatok ma konvencii v New
Yorku. Do konvcncie strana mala
vft 'azstvo cellSom iste. Boj, ktory
povstal medzi pr1vrzencami Ne
Adoova Smitha, toto Wit 'azstvo
2nemoznil. Ma konvencii sa udaly
take vvstupy, ktore znechutily
kazdeho a volicstvo vidiac nesvor-
most v stranc a neschopnost' do
hodnutia, balo sa sverit' krajinu
tejto stranc. Tretia east strany
jc ia, ktora podporovala Davisa
vo vol bach. Tato je nadmieru te-
raz znechutena. Vol'by dokazaly,
ze ami Smithovi ami McAdoovovi
prfvrzcnci neurobili mic "a Davi
sa a preto Davis dostal len hlasy
juznackych statov.
Vol'by uvrhly demokraticSii
stranu do 100000 dlhu. Nehlasi
sa nikto dlzobu vyplatit'. Ak ne
bude vyplatena, strana utrati moe
privrzencov pracovnikov. Ak ma
zostat' silnou, akou bola pred vol
bami, dlh musl byt' vyrovnany.
Smithovi privrzenci sa hlasia w.
platit dlzobu, ale len pod tou pod
mienkou, re dostann kontrolu mad
stranou. Podobne je to privr-
zencami McAdoova. NajlepSie by
bolo touto stranou, keby Svoj
deficit vyrovnala 70 sbierok me-
dzi l'udom a stala Sa cclkom ne
odvislou Cd Smithovej alcbo Nc
Adoovovej grupy. Lebo o Styri ro-
ky by sa na jej konvencii Ease to
iste opak8valo Demokxaticka stra
ma potrekqia ~ be, re
[ stran csIs bFemu by
ks&S NJ doveru. VA
.fsss = =
dotrhana. Y
D,o1v,, o~ol- ,~roJc4oX,,,., +,noy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
RoBoTNE zPRAvY
z CELEHO SVETA.
.Podava: Department Of Labor
Office Of the Secretary.
Washington, p. G.
.IuItosLAyIA.

Kolonia zeleznicnych zarnestnan
Gov. Zamestnanci belchradskej di-
vizic statnych zeleznic ,amysl'a-
jn postavit' modernl koloniu po-
zostavajiicn 2 200 domov IN ccnu
$150.OOO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
PORTUGALSKO.

Nezamestnanost. Zaseknutie ro-
boty zeleziarnach a oceliarnach,
udavane je "a pricinu zvysenia sa
poctu nezamestnanych 20 62,5OO
ma 68,69S Glasgow okolici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
KANADA.

FrebytoK r0UotnlctVa. Y Kubc
je nateraz Wac robotnikov, nez
zamestnania a TO potrva do tych
Gias, kym sa nezatnc zatva cukro-
vel trsti.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31

if each motor party leaves behind 1t
trail of ruin 1t will not be long before
oldtimers will be talking of the coun-
tryside that used to be.
This is what will happen If tourists
fail to appreciate the fact that the
problem is a matter of personal duty.
1t requires only a few broken bottles,
some tin cans, n defunct tire and
few discarded newspapers to make an
ideal spot the last word in unsightL-
ness.
Just one tourist party can put out
of business spot that might other
wise be of unendng delight to hun
dreds of other people who take pride
in the country and who know that II
they do not preserve 1t no one else can
do it for them.
when yeu are tempted to wreck
some ideal location you have selected
for your evening rest or your MONDAY
luncheon, just keep in mind the fact
that you'll probably come back again
some day and taste of your own self
ishness. The country is not so large
that 100000 tourists can wreck
each beauty spot they chance upon
and never return to it again.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31
The Smithsonian Institution Field Work

securing for exhibition in the museum
n mountable skeleton of one of the
large sauropodous dinosaurs.
The often fragile bones of these
gigantic extinct reptiles are found i'm
bedded in a thick sandstone of vari-
able hardness that is tilted up at an
angle of GO degrees, and the work of
quarrying them out without doing ir-
reparable damage is a slow and tedi-
Gus operation involving the skill of
both the stonecutter and the miner.
The boxing and transportation of the
immense blocks of rocks inclosing the
bones, the largest of which weighed
6,00O pounds, involved the most ardu-
Gus labor. Over twenty-five tons of
material were safely transported,
from which it is certain that a good
skeletal mount of diplodocus will be
obtained measuring over eighty feet in
length, with a height of fourteen feet
at the hips.
Mr.. Gilmore also obtained interest
ing evidence of the presence of dino
saurs in Virginia, in the form Of
slab of red Triassic shale bearing the
imprints of a three-toed dinosaur,
taken from a farm near Aldie In Lou
doun county. This slab, now on ex-
hibition, shows that the animal had
stride of Sc inches.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31
Motorists Should Reform Road Habits

A N APPEAL to tourists to re-
~ frain from carelessness in road
L n habits has been issued by
Thomas P. Henry, president of
the American Automobile association.
1t embraces these requests:
''When you come to beauty spot
that has been wrecked by an earlier
picnic party don't complain. See that
you don't leave a similar sight for the
motor tourist who follows you.
"a wildfiower on the bush Is worth
ten in the tonneau, wlthered and
trampled. Leave the flowers where
you can enjoy them most. If motor
lists are to strip America of her foliage
motoring will be stripped of one of its
fundamental assets.
debris Is dangerous. The careless
smoker plus the Uttered picnic spot
result in the forest fires that wreck
the countryside, literally and figura-
lively. Bare hills encourage swollen
streams and floods.
"There are many roadways that will
never be attractive again, and the
number Of beauty spots in America is
decreasing. The tourist always selects
the cream Of countryside beauty, and
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31

THE Smithsonian institution at
Washington has issued an illus
trated booklet describing the
explorations and field work con-
Quoted by members of It's staff or in
cooperation with other organizations
during 1923. Besides many localities
in the United States, the regions Wis
tied include the Canadian Rockies, the
Yangtze valley, China; several islands
of the West Indies; Panama and Cen
trail America; Labrador, and various
countries In Europe. The branches of
science represented include geology,
paleontology, astrophysics, zoology,
botany, anthropology and ethnology.
Secretary Charles d. Walcott con-
tinued his geological research in the
Canadian Rocky mountains, working
especially on the pre-Devonlan strata
from the Clearwater river southeast
to the Bow valley and along the east
ern side of the Columbia river valley.
Much new information was obtained
regarding the formations themselves
and large collections of fossils were
shipped back to Washington for study
purposes.
G. G. Gilmore of the National mu-
scum, conducted very different piece
of excavating in the Dinosaur national
monument. Utah, for the purpose of
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31
To Save the Upper Mississippi Bottoms

estimated that under the protection OF
this commission five times this amount
would be raised"
Denver is an example of this nation
wide activity. The Denver chapter
of the Izaak Walton League of Amer
lea is receiving the heartiest co-opera-
ton and backing from the Colorado.
Federation of Women's Clubs and
from the outdoor League of Colorado
The purpose of the Outdoor league Is
ito protect and preserve nature in the
state of Colorado and to maintain and
preserve our scenic and recreational
areas in natural and attractive con-
dition. In furtherance of this purpose,
the following organizations affiliate as
the Outdoor League of Colorado: Colo
RADIO Mountain club, Garden club OF
Denver, Colorado State Forestry asso-
citation, State Historical and Natural
History Society of Colorado, Denver
Society of Ornamental Horticulture,
United States forest service. Denver
Mountain parks, national park service,
Colorado Fish and Game Protective
association, Boy Scouts of America
Olinger Highlanders, Denver Parent
Teacher association, Denver Womans
club, Young Women's Christian asso-
citation, Camp Fire Girls, women's
legislative council of Federated Wom-
ems Clubs.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31

T-HE whole country is apparently
interested in the passage of the
L bill in congress to make gov
ernment reservation of the river
bottoms along the upper Mississippi
for the preservation of game fish. OF
this area Representative Harry B.
Hawes of Missouri said in house
address:
This area Is famous for producing
all types of fresh-water food fish and
all types of fresh-water game fish,
such as perch, cropp;e, drum, rock
bass, pike, pickerel and muskellunge
and it Is especially famous for black
bass. Scientists declare this area rep
resents the last stand of black bass
in the Mississippi valley, and, some de-
clare, in the whole United States.
These scientists state that the yearly
toll of black bass in this country is so
great compared with the yearly hatch
that this greatest of American game
fish Is certain to become extinct within
ten years unless extraordinary effort
Is made to protect their natural
spawning beds.
"From the area covered by this bill
1t is estimated that 100000 worth of
pelts are yearly taken from muskrats,
skunk, raccoon and fresh-water otters,
and II these are taken over by the ma
tional government and put under the
direction Of the biological survey. 1t Is
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31

COullOl ONNi 10 "i'"AA~ - -
bill now before the house Is
enacted. The bill would permit the
island territory to elect Its governor
In 1929
Governor Towner and leading men
of Porto Rico appeared in Washington
recently to argue In It's favor. They
impressed congressional committees
with the belief that the granting of
more autonomy was justified by con
dltions, and that 1t would lead to a
better feeling among the people of the
island, who In 1917 became citizens Of
the United States and enrolled 100000
men for the World war.
In 1917 the people were intrusted
with the power to make their own
laws. and the only evidence Of Ameri-
can rule In the island today is that the
governor and the members of the Su-
preme court are appointed by the
President of the United States.
'Tn my judgment the Porto Rlcans
are entitled to the proposed extension
of self-government," said Governor
Towner. He has presided over the
affairs of the island for a year, and
before that he was chairman of the
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31
Porto Rico Wants to Elect Governor

house committee on insular affairs.
PERSONALLY think that the island will
in time become state in the Union.
They are not asking for independence.
They want to continue as part of our
territory; so their desire for extension
of self-government is not for the pur-
pose of becoming an Independent re-
public. That is not in their minds.
But as our states elect their govern
ors, so they ask to elect theirs. To
grant their prayer will bind Porto
Rico closer to us as friendly neigh
Dor.
Education In Porto Rico has been
difficult task. But let it be remem-
bered that in the last twenty years
illiteracy has been reduced from 30
per cent to so per cent; that now there
are about 1000 buildings for school
purposes. with about 100000 pupils en-
rolled and 5000 teachers employed
and that the government spends annu-
ally S4,OOOOO0, or about 81 per cent
of its budget. for educational purposes.
"In sanitary progress Porto Rico
has made great strides. The total
mortality rate in 1898 was Al per 1000
This has been reduced to 1S.6. Better
conditions and better methods will un-
doubtedly result in still greater re-
duction."
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31

National park system,
this Is what we find /:
The Yellowstone
contains more and
greater geysers than
all the rest of the
world together.
cunt Ralnier's
sIngle-peak syst t e m
with % living glaciers
has no equal.
Crater Lake occu-
pies the hole left after
a large volcano had
slipped back In t o
earth's In ter 1 o r
through Its own rim !;
1t is the deepest and
bluest accessible lake
In the world.
The Sequola con-
tains more than a mill
lion big Trees" 12,-
600 of which are more
than 10 feet in diam
eter; some are more
than 30 feet in diam
eter and are the larg-
est and Oldest living
things of earth.
II a W ali National
Park contains the larg-
est living volcano In
the world. NJ a u n a
Loa; and Kilauea,
continuously a v e
for a century, with its
Lake of Fire, which
draws visitors from
all the world.
Mount Mckinley is
scenically the worlds
loftiest m un t a n,
since II rises more
than 10000 feet above
sea level and 1900
feet above its sur
rounding valleys.
Mesa Verde con-
tains the most not
able and best pre-
served prehistoric cliff
dwellings in the Unit
ed States, If not In
the world.
nd yon,
earth's largest and
noblest example of
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-31

LACIER NATIONAL PARK, up next
to the Canadian line in Montana and
public playground of the first
class, had its most successful sea-
son In 1923 and will doubtless set
new record this year. Glacier will
come to Its own in the matter of at
tendance with the completion of Its
Transmountain Road across the Con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
TcDos DEEEN CoNOCER La
MANERA MAS CONvENTENTE
DE ARREGLAR SU FUNCIoNA-
MIENTO
cENTRoS MUERTos
ALGUNAS INDIcACIoNEs PA
EA LocALIzARLos CON FA-
CILIDAD Y SIN TANTEoS
INUTILES

FL propietario conductor de un
coche que lie agrada efectuar 81
mismo las composturas Y ajustes
de sa vehieulo, Sc encontrara alga-
ma vez frente a problerna de regp-
lar Ell motor, Y por mas simple ne
parerca esta operacion hay STEM
pre- algunos obstaculos que pueden
hac7r psrder mucho tempo.
En- muchos motores el volante sic
- tener una marca hecna por el
fatricante, de modo que colocando
dtcha marca en- linea con ia pun
to flo, puede obtenerse rSp"la-
mente ell ajaste.
Sin embargo. en- los coches We
jos es probable uue las marcas Sc
hayan Dorado que sean muy dl-
ficil de descubrirlas, que sc cor
fundan con otras, de modo que no
esti de mas saber como SO debe
efectnar este trabajo deG6e ell
principio, sin prestar demas!ada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
LOS MANAGERS
RNRECUAS NO
COOPERAN

AQuf Ell Puerto Rico OcHrren co
saS extrafiaS. En- todo eI inundo eli
viliZadO. Y en- todas parties donde
los grandes empresarios,y tienen al
go que ofreccr. vemos que estos
dan a Ia Prensa con bastante an
terioridad a las fechas en- que ha-
bran de representarse sus funciO-
ncs. amplia information de sus es-
OectaculOS Z anuncian en- los peri6-
dicos locales V naciOnales. asegu-
rlndOSe de tai llodo ell GXitO finan-
cieTo de SHs emprcS9S. Pefo aGuf
en- cSta pcquelia Y bella iSlita de-
iianos todo n merced dc la Provi-
dencia. Para saber que clase de es-
pectaculOs nos presentara la Gu
dad de Ponce, tenemos que recurrir
a uno de nuestros confidentes allf
residente; para saber 81 el ARE
CIBO" juega en- ell Arccibo Park
esta Semand nos vemos preGiSados
q usar el tel9fono Y comunicarnos
con la Villa del Capitan Correa pa
ra poder dar Ia Information pa
ra informar si habra excursion de
Ponce a San Juan cuando venga
ell team DC pelota de la Ponce
High a luchar contra Ia Central"
namamoS al superintendent Gene
raj de Cultura Ffsica Y no esta
en- su despacho. Y para. 81 paro,
pues sigucn las irregularidades V
no podrG enunerarlaS todas.
FL caso es que siendo nuestra
mission dar Information verdad,
noticias que en- su mayor parte
son anuncios sin costo alguno pa
ra los enlpresarios, tenemos que es-
tar guisa de elias como aquel
que esta pendiente del aqua para
apagar Ia sed. apesar de clio no
Sc agradece nuestra buena volun-
tad.
Veriamos con gusto que los ma
nagers, cualquier fanatico del
mas apartado rinc6n de la isla nos
spministraren a tempo informes de
los espectaculos que hayan de We
rificarse en- sus respectivas zonas
durante ia semana, por 10 que les
anticipo graciaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
Reseha historical SObre ell nuevO
material para Ell tapiZadO de Ca
rrOeerfaS de autOInOVileS

diez miliInetro, y de ALI aquel ri
CO Iustre, ese exquisite tiento que
lie da elasticidad y que en- Ell NIL
lido de los asientos de un automo-
vii respira un efiuvio del mas blan
do comfort imaginable.
Y no solo ESQ, que sus ventaias
son todavia mayores. Los vestidos
ianas Sc ensucian nj enlustrecen
por Ell .contacto con esta tela; ell
poIvo huge de Ia superfcie ocul-
tardose en- la urdimbre de donde
facilmente puede removerse des-
p''es con solo sacudirlo una que
otra veg; para hacerle limpieza
mas completa Sc le puede lavar
con agna y iabon sin Ell mas mini
no peligro al tapizado, Y hasta Sc
le puede apicar Ell limpiador de
vacfo sacudirlo por apaleo, sin
que uno II otro ejerzan Ell menor
eferto sobre Ell aspecto siernpre
nunvo del tejido.
Estes valiosas cnalidades del ve-
lludo de angora, su gran duraci6n
Y resistencia, ST. rico y exquisite
lrstre, su suavidad al tacto y la
vista. Y Ia mullida comodidad one
rrcporciona sou las que lie han va
lido la preferencia para ell tapi7a-
do de los nnevos modelos Cadillac
&C 'stom- built.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
UN NEUMATTCo
DE BAJA PRESTON
PARA LOS FORD

La noticia dada por la casa Mi
ehelfn de la salida al mercado de
su nueve neumatlco "Cable Con-
fort" 81 X 4.40 ha suscitado entire
los automovilistas el mas vivo in
teres.
Este neumatico presenta todas
las ventajas del neumatico grue-
so de baia preston.
Comfort maximo.
Aumento de velocidad media.
Kilometraje mas crecido.
Reduction de las reparaciones
mecanicas.
Estas llantas Sc montan sobre
las ruedas ordinarias 80 X 3t2 sin
modification ninguna.
Los numer0sos propietarios de
coches Ford, Chevrolet, Overland.
Star, etc. pueden procurarse
desde luego neumaticos de baia
preston un precio muy modera-
do, pues el Gable Comfort" 81 x
4.40 cuesta mas barato q1e el
"Cord" 80 314 al cual rcmpla-
"a.
Las presiones de inhamiento re
comendadas por eje con carga son
las siguientes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
UNvERsTDAD vs.. CoLEGIO DE
MAYAGUEZ

FL vicrnes illtimo a las tres me-
dia do la tarde sali6 de esta ciudad
I'm trsn especial para San Juan con-
duciondo el equipo de baseball de
nuestro Colegio de Agriculture y
Artes Mecanicas, la banda de mnsi-
ca y un pelot6n de cadetes. Les
acompafiaban gran nilmero de excur-
sjonistas, estudiantes y profesores
de la institution.
En- la estaci6n de Martin Pefia
fueron recibidos por una comisi6n de
los dapartamentos de la Universidad
en- Rio Piedras, dandoles la bienve-
uida invitando para una reception
en- SD honor en- los salones de dicho
plantel ell sabado por la manana. =
este acto concurrieron casi todos los
profesores y estudiantes de ambas
instituciones, siendo obsequiada Ia
concrrrencia con dulces Y rcfrescos.
Este fue un acto sumamente simpa-
tico y agradable en- que rein6 la
mavor algeria y cordialidad entire
los estudiantes del Colegio y de IL
Universidad.
Por la tarde en- la Parada 0cho y
ante una inmensa concurrencia que
lenaba todos los STANDS Sc efec-
tuatcn los eiercicios militares tor
neo de exhibition entire dos grapoS
de cadetes de Rio Piedras y Maya
giiez. Los nuestros comandados por
Ell hizarro teaiente de cadetes Sr.
Luis A. Chico, esta5an prerarados
para una serie de ejercicios; pcro na-
da Sc les habia dicho de ore euos
iban a competir con oil otro bando
de Rio Piedras y que habfa una CO.
pa de trofeo. Ell juez habia sido de-
signadc previamente por ell Conan
dante Stack, Professor de Milicia en-
Rio Picdras. Nuestros cadetes eje-
cutaren sus ejercicics con maestria
Y precision; pero la suertc estaba
echada Y la copa fu6 canada por la
Univeraidad.
EG Ia prinnera vez que venos una
jtlsta sea decidida por un sole tuez,
pero acatamos su fallo sin protesta
alguna.
Termirsdo ell ejercicio militar, Ia
concurrsncis, y especialmsnte los
''ro1sters" del colegio estaban an
siosos de yer jugar pelota. Ell jGego
empez6 algo tarde sin que sepanos
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el motivo. Desde ell primer n1omento
rllessro team demostr6 su SUPERIOR
dad sobre Ell equipo de la Universi-
dad. Fue un desquite soberbio; pr
sino fuerzs y destreza enpleada con
ei esfuerzo individual y collective.
Donda no hay jueces uue tiecidan,
sino fuerEa ydestreza empleada cen
maestria y precision como el buen
gladiator que sabe esquivar la ma
La traidora tIrarse a fondo con
pulse SECURE v firme. Los ceros Sc
dlol1aban en score con signos
fatldicos hasta conpletar Ia cadena
tragca, mientTas nuestros rnucha-
.hos crazaban Ell diamante por ocho