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Dunn'is quoted as saying. Mrs. Dunn's
declaration was in reply to rumors
that she had received offers 10 sell
the club.
That Stanley Coveleskie. veteran
spitball pitcher, has regained his form
was indicated yesterday when he held
the Philadelphia Nationals to two hits
in five innings. Leftfielder Jameson
and Pitcher James Sullivan are suffer.
ers of sore arms.
Chicago, March 26.-The Chicago
Americans and the st. Louis Nation.
ais played a 7-to-7 nine-inning tie al
Winterhaven, Fla, yesterday, dark
ness preventing decision. Mike Gwen.
gros. making his seasons debut in the
box for the White Sox, was hit five
times in three innings, and Weller, in
three innings. allowed six safeties
Haines and Dyer, Cardinal hurlers
were good for four hits each. Chicago
tied the score in the sixth frame.
While rain kept the Chicago Ma.
tionals idle at Oakland, California
Manager Killefer announced the
youngsters will have their final fling
during the California transforming
period before the opening of the Kan,
sas City five-game series. Young
pitchers will carry the burden in the
Oakland combats this weekend, al
though Aldridge. Jacobs, Alexander
Kaufman and Keen will take turn
Washington. ID. C.. March 26-Hav
ing suffered their first defeat of tn,
spring training series yesterday at tn,
hands of indianapolis. the Washington
Americans were determined today t.
make n quick comeback in their game
with the New York Giants at Tampa
The American Association aggrega
ton. with a string of exhibition vic
tories over major league clubs, defeat
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

The clubs will pay an entrance fee
of 500 and post u guarantee of 500
to stay in the league
The opening game probably will be
played Saturday, April 10.
Representatives of teams present
at the meeting were: Dante Price
and lola Price. representing the De-
Molay's; Alfred Welch and w. g.
Welch, Government Hill Christians
{. l.. Sowell Jr.. Mckinley Avenue
Methodists; Roy +. Geyer. Jack W.
Parker, Il. Willingcr and George ii.
Givens. Bank Collectors; Emilio Car
rama and G. c. Nieto Jr., Draughon's
Business College.
The next meeting will be held at
80 Thursday in the Broadway
sporting goods Sore. Thursday will
be the meeting night henceforth and
teams which have 10 representatives
present will be fined - cents.
The league adopted the Rawlings
baseball as the official ball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

ed the Griffmen, Z to 4, Pitcher Petty,
allowing only six hits. In his effort
to conquer the Giants, Manager Har-
ris selected the veterans johnson and
Mogridge for today's hurting duties.
st. Louis. Mo-, March 26.-Vernon
''Tubby" Clemens. catcher of the St.
Louis Nationals, probably will be out
of the game for the rest of the season
as result of a dislocated cartilage in
his left knee, suffered recently. The
backstop was sent home by Manager
Hickey and after an examination by
DR.. Robert Hyland, the clubs physi-
clan, was ordered to hospital. DIR.
Hyland added he probably would be
there for long time"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26
MASSIE LEADS LEAGUE
ID. Milton Gets His Saturday Inter.
mediate Circuit Well on the Way.

ID. Milton Massie was elected presi-
dent of the Saturday IntermediaIe
Baseball League which was reorgap-
lied at a meeting held Tuesday night
in the Broadway sporting goods store.
c. l.. Sowell Jr., was elected vice
president and Jack w. Parker, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Five teams were represented at the
meeting. 1t was decided to form an
eight-team loop. to be affiliated with
the San Antonio Amateur Baseball
Commission.
The clubs belonging to the league
will be composed of not more than
fifteen players, all under 81 years OF
age. Any player becoming 81 years
old during the playing season will not
be disbarred from competition. how
ever. The final roster of the teams
must be decided by June / and each
player must pay fee of % cents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

New York. March 26.-Dr. En-.
manuel Lasker of Berlin, former
worlds chess champion for % years,
took a clear lead in the present inter
national tournament Tuesday by win
ming from Geza Maroczy of Hungary
in 30 moves. Eldfin Bogoljubow of
'Latvia was beaten by David JanOwsky
of France. in A moves. Alexander
Alekhine of Russia drew with Frank
Marshall of New York in 81 moves.
Richard Reti of Czechoslovakia con-
tinued his steady play by winning
from Ed Lasker of Chicago in 81
moves and advanced into a tie for
second alace with Alekhine. Jose Cap
ablanca of Cuba, present champion,
adjourned his game with F. d. Yates
of England after 63 moves.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26
JUNIORS MEET LATER
In Absence OF President. Baseball
League Votes to Hold Another Session

President Gene Seng of the Junior
Baseball League of'San Antonio, was
not able to preside over the meet
ing of the loop called for 6 o'clock
Tuesday at Moore's sporting goods
store, and the representatives of the
teams present voted TO postpone all
business until the next meeting
which will be held Tuesday night.
April !.
The Junior League practically has
full quota of members already lined
Up and it is expected that the organi-
zation will be completed at the next
meeting.
The Sunday intermediate League
will meet at 6 o'clock Friday night AT
] Moores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26
LEGISLATURE NOT TO
INVESTIGATE BOXING
IN NEW YORK STATE
Committee Refuses to Re-
port Bill Seeking Sweep-
ing Inquiries.

Albany. n. ". March 26.-Pro-
posals that sweeping inquiries be con-
Quoted into boxing in New York state.
contained in various bills introduced
in the Legislature, are believed 10
have met their death blow for the
present session as the result IF re-
fusal of the assembly ways and means
committee last night TO report out the
Lord bill seeking an investigation oi
boxing. and repeal of the Walker boxS
ing law.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

Reichle, by the way. is wondering
how ON earth he ever happened TO
crack bone in his ankle sliding TO
second last Sunday. That was the first
time in his athletic life he ever had to
leave a game because of injuries. and
he played nine years of football end
many more of baseball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

Dick Reichle received mysterious
letter Wednesday morning as he sat
between his clutches in the baseball
office. 1t came from Houston.
Beware of the Bluffs, boy" it read
No signature.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26
FRANK FULLER STILL
HOLDOUT in SPITE OF
LENGTHY CONFERENCE
No Developments, Says
Benson-Sox 'Cripples'
in Uniform Again.

frankie Fuller, second-baseman,
was still sitting in lonely, civilian-clad
grandeur on the bench Wednesday.
Fuller was in lengthy conference
with President Ii. j. Benson of the
San Antonio Bears Tuesday after
noon. Wednesday morning. MIR. Ben
son could not be located until shortly
before noon.
"Ah, ha. Something DOING NUT
tered the news hounds and started a
diligent search for him. When founi
he disappointed everybody by stating
succinctly that there were no deyei-
opments. 1t turned out that the boss
OF the Bruins spent the morning max
ing preparations for various enter
tainments TO be rendered members Of
the Boston baseball party on tine eve
of the squads departure Tor the
North.
The Sox are scheduled TO pull out
over the s :15 I.-G. N. next Monday
night for Fort Worth, where they
play an exhibition game Tuesday. Be
fore the main squad leaves, soma eight
young athletes probably will be sent
on ahead. just who these will be has
not been announced.
Secretary Jim Price has been wear
ing a path from the st. Anthony
hotel to the downtown ticket offices
arranging for transportation for his
party of 30 or more and the tour
northward with stops at Fort Worth,
Shreveport, Memphis, Louisville and
indianapolis.
The Boston squad is in first class
shape outside OF two men--Howard
Ehmke and Bill Piercy, pitchers. Both
have been out of uniform for couple
of days, Ehmke nursing slightly
swollen ankle, turned in Sunday
game at League Park, and Piercy
treating a chest cold. Both, however,
were scheduled to don the spangles
again Wednesday afternoon so as &c
get workout before the exhibition
game between the Sox and the Bears
Lineups for this game probably will
be as follows:
Boston: Flagstead, CT; Wambs
ganss, 2b.; Veach. IT,; Harris, lib. ;
Boone, RI; Mcmillan, 3D.; Lee, SIS.
Q'Neilf, Picinich and Heving, c.; Ruff
fling and Ulrich, p.
san A0tOulO stluTh NbOIioNtN
from Boston,, 2b. Najo or Booze, RI.
Rosenthal. IT,; Herman Borrowed
from Boston,, 1b. Meyers, eff; Bro
void. 3D.; Gross, SIS. Coleman, C.;
Porter and Collins, p.
Dick Reichle received a mysterious
letter Wednesday morning as he sal
between his clutches in the baseball
office. 1t came from Houston.
Beware of the Bluffs, boy" it read
No signature.
Reichle, by the way. is wondering
how ON earth he ever happened tc
crack bone in his ankle sliding tc
second last Sunday. That was the first
time in his athletic life he ever had ia
leave a game because of injuries. and
he played nine years of football and
many more of baseball
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

How long is the investigation going
to last?"
81 don't know" answered Senator Sor'
ghum. ut looks to me as il there were
enough material TO enable IL to keen
going through years TO come as VAL
ton Star.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

At Lakeland, Fla: Cleveland, 6;
Philadelphia Nationals, 1.
At Winston-Salem, n. c.: Detroit,
3; Toronto Internationals, o.
At Clearwater. Fla: Boston Ma.
tionals. IL; Brooklyn, ..
At Dallas: Dallas Texas League, 3
Little Rock Southern, o.
At Plant City, Fla: indianapolis
American Association, Z; Washington,
4.
At Los Angeles Kansas City Amer.
lean Association, 3; Vernon Pacific
Coast, /.
At Winterhaven. Fla: Chicago
Americans, Z; st. Louis Nationals, Z
(tie).
New York, March 26.-The New
York Giants emerged from their los.
ing streak of four straight games to
win from Toledo of the American
Association at the latter's camp al
Gainesville, Fla, yesterday.
President John Heydler of the Ma.
tional League saw Brooklyn, at Clear.
water, Fla, lose to the Boston Braves
IL to /.
The Yankee regulars beat the
rockies, q to 3.
The Giants hit solidly for sixteen
safetieS, of which O'Connell, loungs
Meusel,. Wilson, Terry and Snyder
made two each. Terry continued L
slug his way into prominence and, re
ports said, will step into the Giant in
field il Kelly seriously falters. Oesch
ger made good impression in the
box.
Henry pitched well for the Robins
who made it ball game until Schrei
Der entered the box in the seventh
after which Boston scored nine run!
in two innings on seven hits and fiv,
errors.
Colonel Jacob Rupert, owner o
the Yankees. and Ed Barrow, business
manager. will leave today TO inspec
the Yankee camp at New Orleans an,
TO assist Manager Higgins in parinI
down the squad and shipping recruits
Today's games find the Giants clash
ing with Washington at Tampa. Fla
and Brooklyn meeting the Cardinal
at Clearwater, Fla.
Winterhaven, Fla. March &c
Harry Hooper. veteran outfielder, VIII
has been unable TO come to terms wit
the Chicago White Sox. is expecte
to join the club within two week,
Manager Frank Chance. who returne
to Los Angeles from the mountain
fully recovered. said he believed h
would start Hooper on his way Eas
in two or three days.
Bib Falk, Texas collegian Outfield
er. will not be n member of the pitch
ing staff. according TO Chance. III
is much impressed with Bibs abilit
as batter and believes he will de
velop into a great hitter.
| st. Louis. Mo-. March 28.-Georg
| Sisler, manager of the st. Louis Amer
leans. not content with being com,
back" topped all Brown players a
bat in a practice game at Mobile ye'
terday with three safeties out of fou
attempts. McManus. Robertson. Wi
lams and Mizeur brought in a hom'
run apiece. Fine fielding, heavy hi
ting and effective pitching feature
the game. The fifth exhibition gam
with Mobile also will be played today
Cleveland. Ohio. March 28.-Desil
ing to be the first woman to own
pennant winner and possibly n world
championship team. Mrs. James {
Dunn. only woman owner of majo
league club, has no intention of sell
ing the Cleveland Indians. according
to advices from Lakeland, Fla, wher
the team is training.
when that ambition is realized
may be prevailed upon to sell" Mrs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26
Club Champ Knocked Out.

Havana. March 28.-Jose Lombardo
of Panama knocked out Carlos Fraga,
Cuban featherweight champion. in the
second round of what was to have been
twelve-round bout last night.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
NOVEDADEs EN- ARECIBo

En- Ell barrio Sabana Hoyo, al su-
birse Venero Gonzalez. un caro-
de bueyes cuando este Sc hallaba en-
movimiento, sufri6 una cafda, pasan
dole Ell caro- por encima. teniendo que
ser conducido al Hospital debido a la
gravedad de las lesiohes que sufriera.
EN- Ell snis,ho barrio. fue dessrui-
da por un incendio, un bohio propie-
dad de Lorenzo Gutierrez. No Sc re-
gistraron desgracias personales.
En- el callej6n Celorio, mientras
Domingo Martinez, calentaba alcoho-
lado, este Sc infam6 cogiendo fuego las
ropas de la Martinez quien sufri6 que
maduras de alguna consideration.
En- Ell poblado Santo Domingo. Sc
ingiri6 una fuerte dosis de sublimado
corrosive, Carlos Acevedo, natural de
Utuado. Sc ignoran los motives.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
Ell SECRETARIO DE MARINA
DENNY MEGA QUE TENGA IN
TENCIONES DE RENUNCIAR

WARRINGTON, febrero IL. Omitted
Press) = Ell Secretario de Marina Den
by ha negado rotundamente los infor-
mes references que el tenia intencio-
mes de renunciar su alto cargo con mo-
two del t'affair' petrolero.
Ell Secretario DENLY ha agregado que
nunca ha considerable presentar su re-
nuncia.
Sc tiene entendido que Ell Presiden-
to Cooliuge la recibido informes del
Capitolio en- los que Sc le asegura que
La resoluci6n presentada por el Senador
Robinson, exigiendo las renuncias de
los miembros del Gobinese Daugherty
y Denby, no ha sido aprobada. Dicha
resolution, segdn los referidos infor-
mes, ha sido reemplazada por otra pre-
sentada por el Senador Jones y EN- Ia
cral solamente SO sugiere que el bel
nestar publico scria bien ssrvido con IA
renuncia del Secretario Deuby.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
LA UNIvERsIDAD DE PUERTO
RICO CELEBRARA Ell VIGESIMO
PRIMER ANIvERSARIo DE sU
FUNDACIoN

Eemos tenido ell placer de recibir
la vista de los sefiores Ramon Villa Ma
yo, Milton Wittler, y Armando A. Mi
randa, de Rio Piedras, quienes han 81
do comisionados por ell Conite organi-
zador de las Fiestas Conmemorativas
del vig6simo Primer Aniversario de
la fundaci6n de la Universidad de Pto.
Rico. para informar la prensa acer-
ca de la celebration de la historical fe-
cha. demandar SUI cooperation.
Ell 12 de MARIO pr6ximo Sc celebrara
la historical efem6rides y los caballe-
ros citados han queYdo contar de an
temano con La ayuda y cooperation de
la prensa de San Juan para los feste-
jos que tendran lugar con motive del
aniversario 81 de la fundaci6n de
nuestro mas alto planted educativo.
Demas estaria decir que accedemos
gustosos a la solicitud de los senores
que nos han visitado, quienes ofre-
cemos toda la cooperation que Ell Co.
mite de Festejos considere necesaria.
Hasta ahora, segln SO nos ha in
tornado, todo 10 que Sc desea es CO.
nocer la direction de todcs los estu-
diantes graduados de la Universidad,
con ell prop6sito de tenerlos al tanto
de los acuerdos adoptados por Ell Co
mite Organizador con relacion a las
iestas para ell aniversario. Y este
fin. todos los que esten interesados
pueden escribir. dando su direction, al
senior Andres Montalvo, Universidad
de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
NOTAS DE BOXEO
Continuation de la pag. 81

Como pugilista confeccion6 un re-
cord envidiable. Derrot6 en- el afio
1919 Bill Brennan por puntos, en- un
encuentro concertado ounce rounds
en- ell Estado de New York.
Tambien midi6 sus fuerzas con Jack
Dempsey en- dos ocasiones. Cuando
Jack no era aun campeon:
Primeramente Sc mantuvo en- pie
hasta Ell final de una pelea sin deci-
sion, en- la que Dempsey llevo la me-
jor parte en- todos los rouuds. Esto
sucedio en- ell a1o 1918. En- Ell 1920 fue
noqueado por Dempsey en- Ell tercer
round de un match que estaba supues-
to a durar ounce.
Tai fu6 La personalidad deportiva del
difunto.
En- otras bifurcaciones conquist6 no.
nores que 10 enaltecieron. Fu6 buen
hijo, buen amigo, y un compafero CO.
diciado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
LA JUNTA DEL PUERTO EN- PIE
NO HIZo...
continuation de la Ira. pag.O

La Junta pudo apreciar los gran
des progresses hechos por la draga v
Ell cambio general que la fisonomia
del puerto va imprimiendo la conti-
nua labor de la poderosa maquina, la
cual trabaja sin cesar noche Y dfa,
con un promedio de 100000 yardas
cIbicas de dragado, mensualmente.
Ell CAPTAIN de la draga, Mr.. Karl
Edholm, recibio bordo a los visi-
tantes, quienes dispense una anna
bic acogida, proporcionandole luego
toda clase de datos acerca del asunto
que los moviera a hacer la vista.
No cabe duda que las obras del
dragado son de una importancia ex-
traordinaria, porque haran de nuestro
puerto un verdadero centro de acti-
vidad fabril inusitada. Dentro de po-
cos amos en- la bahia podran cons
truirse numerosos muelles todo el
largo de Inca del ferrocarril Y de la
Isla Grande, la cual ha recibido los
benefcios del material extrafdo del
fondo del mar por la draga ofrece
un suelo amplio Y firme en- que le-
vantar los mas pesados edifcios.
Segln expres6 ell ingeniero federal,
Mr.. Murden, ell Gobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos lleva va gastados en- el
puerto de San Juan unos $60,O0Ot
quedando todavfa por hacer una tarea
que representa- otra suma mas me-
nos igual.
La carretera de Miramar es un pro
yecto fntimamente ligado con Ell tra-
bajo de la draga, pues esta tiene que
hacer ell relleno complete por donde
ha de pasar aquella.
la importancia de esta nueva via
de communication es exceptional, v
los preparativos para su comienzo
han empezado va, con la subasta que
en- el dfa de aver Sc celebro en- ell
Dpto. del Interior para la construc-
ci6n de un puente parallel al del tren,
sobre Ell caiio de San Antonio que es
por donde pasara la nueva carretera.
Oportunamente daremos conocer
otros detalles sobre este asunto, que
por 10 avanzado de la hora no hemos
pOdido consignar hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
MCADoO DECLARA. QUE NO
ESTA RELACIONADO EN- 10
MAS MINIMO CON Ell MULTI
MILLIONAIRE DOHENY

WARRINGTON, febrero IL. (United
Press).- FL ex-Secretario del Tesoro,
William McAdoo ha declarado como
testigo, ante Ell senado, con relacion al
escandaloso affair de las concesiones
de petr6leo.
Mr. McAdoo asegur6 que no existen
las mas remotas relaciones entire 6l y
las negociaciones del multimillonario
Mr.. Doheny, principal protagonista del
sensational escandalo.
Aeus6 de pertenecer a un plan deli
Dorado de desacreditarlo politicamente
para la pr6xima campana presidential,
ell hecho de mezclar su nombre en- ell
escandalo petrolero. Demando que Sc
echaran un lado todas las considera-
clones politicas y en- la investigation
que Sc venia practicando va que, Sc
gin dijo, la seguridad del pals, asi CO.
mo todas sus instituciones democrati-
cas- Sc encuentran en- grave ricsgo
consecuencia del sensational "affair".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
ATENEo PUERToRRIQUENo

En- la Ultima reunion celebrada por
la Junta Directiva en- la tarde del
dia S del corriente, fueron admitidos
como socios de ndmero los siguientes
caballeros:
Sr. Frederick C. Holmes, Sr. Sc
bastian Bonet, Sr. Ramon Carbia,
Sr. Miguel Rozas Vinas, Sr. Manuel
Hernaiz, Sr. D. L. A. Donastorg, Sr.
Ernesto v. S. Richardson, Sr. Juan
Benitez Gomez, Sr. Pedro Gambia
Jr., Sr. Manuel Costas, Sr. w. N.
Biscombe, Sr. Manuel Muhoz Gallart,
Sr. Carlos Chard6n, Sr. Antonio Ri
bot, Sr. Carlos M. Lopez Antongior-
gi, Sr. Jorge L. Zeno y Sr. Ramon
Rodriguez. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
MERCADO DE PETROLEo
STANDARD DE KENTUCKY AU-
MENTA PRECIO GASOLINA

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-La Standard
Old Company de Kentucky, effective
enero 80, aumenta cts. en- gallon de
gasolina en- todo ell territorio, hacien-
do un precio en- Louisville de % cts.
gallon detallado.
Esta es la tercera vez que aumen-
ia 2 cts. en- gallon en- los ultimos 10
dfas.
-Gasolina sube en- Albuquerque,
N. NJ, Denver, Col.-Continental Oil
Company, efectivo aumenta un CEN
tavo en- gallon en- Albuquerque, N. M.
Ell nuevo precio para wagones tan
cues es 25 cts. Y en- las estaciones
de servicio detalla "a cts. Precio
Gle kerosina (gas), es 161a cts. ga
lon.
standard Oil Company de New
York aumenta la gasolina 21s cts.
Standard Oil Company de New
aumenta 215 cts. en- gallon de gaso-
lima en- todo ell territorio de los Es-
tados de New Ingland, New York v
en- Estado de New York. Ell aumen-
to fue hecho tambien por las COM
pafifas Gulf. Refining Company, Te-
xas Company todas las otras prin-
cipales compafiias del mercado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12

Ell epigrafe que encabeza este NAL
hilvanado artfculo un antiquisimo re-
fran bien conocido por los m1lpiples
lectores de este ilustrado periodico
y por todos los habitantes del Uni
verso; no dudo que todos ellos Sc
habran dado debida cuenta de que el
citado refrain esta perfectamente
aplicado al tema que mas adelante
voy desarrollar sobre el problema
tan diffcil de resolver respecto a la
question automobiles. En- este mis-
mo periodico y en- su n1mero del
martes 90 de enero he tenido la opor-
tunidad de leer Embellishments la
por los vehfculos de motor; los acci-
dentes en- que centenares de perso-
mas han sido estropeadas malamente
al extreme de quedar muchos seres
humanos indtiles para siempre por
haber perdido una ambas piernas,
un brazo sabe Dios 81 algunas han
quedado ciegos faltos de sentido a
consecuencia de haber recibido un
tremendo golpe en- la cabeza; pero
estas dos 1ltimas suposiciones mias
no constan en- la estadfstica que al
p1blico ha dado el pundonoroso Jefe
de la Policia, pero hay que suponer
que este haya sido TN involuntario
olvido del citado funcionario publ
co bien puede suceder que el igno-
re esos dos ultimos detalles que yo
he citado va. Pero sea como fuere
todos hemos de convenir en- que de
todo punto de vista humane Y con
cualquier cristal que Sc mire la es-
tadistica de academies causados por
toda clase de vehiculos de motor es
una cosa horriblemente abrumadora
enterarnos de tantas desgracias ocu-
.rridas en- un pals tan pequeno CO.
mo el nuestro. Pensando yo todo es-
to, leyendo como he dicho artes el