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The Washington times., 1925-08-05
HOPE Is ABANDONED FOR
COL. JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES

No hope for the recovery Of Col
onel John Temple Graves, veteran
publicist. editor and orator, who
has been dangerously i'll for several
days, was held out today at his
home, 1880 p street northwest II
was admitted that his death is a
matter of hours.
At the bedside of Colonel Graves
are his wife, his son, John Temple
Graves. jr., and his daughter, Miss
Anne Graves. Other members OF
his family, not residing In the city.
have been summoned here.
While Colonel Graves has been in
poor health for several months he
returned to Washington In an i'm.
proved condition early in June.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
GOLF OUTFIT, CLOTHING,
AND GLASSES STOLEN

Lewis Alderman reported to police
today that his locker at the Earl
ington apartments. Sixteenth and
Columbia road has been entered
and robbed of eleven golf sticks,
twenty-four golf balls, a pair of
eye glasses and two suits of cloth
ing.
The value of the things taken is
said to be 800.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
ARRESTED AS HE SLEEPS
IN AUTO HE STOLE

automobile parked on f street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest, early today, Daniel Ed
ward Moore. nineteen, Of 497 M
street southwest, was arrested by
Policeman d. McCutcneon, of the
First Precinct.
Moore was later charged with
taking the automobile without right
from Eva A. Harding, from the
rear Of 521 Columbia road north.
west. When awakened Moore ad.
nitted having appropriated the
machine for a joy ride into Virginia.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
D. C. FIRE DEPARTMENT
HAS FIRST TANK WAGON

The first gasoline tank wagon
was placed in operation today by
the Fire Department. The new
machine, having a capacity of $50
gallons, cost 81 1900.
1t will not replace the present
coal fuel machines, which will be
required to fuel the large number
of coal burning pumping engines
atiu in use.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Woman Seeks Divorce

Desertion and neglect are charged
agaist William w. Jones in a Pc
tition for limited divorce filed yes.
terday in equity court by Mrs.
BERTHE N. Jones. through attorneys
Neudecker and Ashford. They wer,,
married in March, 1915, and have
one child
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Carrier Pigeons Think
EslIimos Must Be
Animals
Are Eskilnos human !!

The carrier pigeons carried by
Commanders Donald MacMil-
Ian on his Arctic exploration
trip apparently do not think so.
Lieutenant Commander Byrd,
the naval officer in charge Of
the expeditions planes, reported
to the Department today that
the birds would have nothing to
do with the native Eskimos,
apparently considering them,
in their fur clothing, some sort
of animals.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
LOOKS AT GAS" WITH
MATCH; DAMAGE $500

II was dark at ! o'clock this
morning when Samuel E. Cole, Of
17I0 Ninth street northwest, wanted
TO know how much gasoline was
in the tank of his automobile, so
he struck a match.
Although no one was hurt by the
explosion, which aroused sidents
i'm the vicinity of South ca -ol and
X streets. Coles automobile was
damaged to the extent of about
$500.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
zIP OG r. AZ H S

A st. Paul scientist still main
tains that the 4UorId Is flat. Jud0-
im0 from the toGy the rest OF the
acOrId keeps borrotcinO from the
United States he's not so far
acronO at thGtl
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
INDEFINABLES.
NOTWITHSTANDING

. Quality, an understandable meas
ure-no trials-no exchanges-ac-
cept what you get.
Quantity, ones enough-can t
have more at one time-Who
wants more? Who wants one?-
Marry an orphan. H. L. N.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

The JellotO s0Ao contends that
his tctfe il preytmG on his mind
soiH generally discover that she is
proving for 1t II he investigated
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Ir'SE Y
81 BILL PRICE 8
MY PRAYER

MY PRA I En-
O great gray gods Of mine, give me
The golden glow of pOesy
To light my brow. where'er 1 20,
That men may know / love them 30.
Give me to sing OF nobler things,
Lend to my fantasy swift wings
To fly to still Berener strands
OF other, falref, brighter lands.
GlVc me to know the dreams Of lie.
Hidden and singing beneath the str1fe'
Lead me to see and gympathixo .
With that love that In all men hes'
Guide me Alright, o gods Of mine:
Drop me q draught of wOndrous wine;
That / may know, and knOWlnG ieoA
Guide me and guard, and hold me uue'
That when my day at last be Que
And have smiled and Entered M
Men may be glad that ] have been.
JOHN ROSCOE JARVIS.
A
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

Looks as II the Chicago White
Sor hare finally 0iUen the Windy
city, fans something to "bloic"
about
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

PuOiIists tcho assume the de-
femsive seem particularly offensive
to fight fans these days.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

1t mag be true that there
are plenty of good fish ~
the sea, but SOMEHOW the bag
ones don't bite as freely as
they used to. OLD MAID.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

Country people prosper in NetU
York; an orator asserts. Yes,
we've noticed that people from
eueru other country eEcept our
o.vni
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

A fan acrites: II send Heard,
and Seen to a boy friend sOho
Iives 4OGy up IN Kingston, On
tGrio, Canada, and he says there
is nothing like 1t and all the
boys Uhery he aUorks insist on
reading it. So you see the
great old column is tVeH kno1Vn
ont of ats home to1cn."
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

Some men consider marriage q
joke-others eat IN cGfetGridsi
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

So the statistics nosO shO1O
that for every bathtub IN the
United States there are three
automobiles. Absolute proof
that, after all, the "great at1l-
sCnshed" are IN a large ma
jority CICERO slap.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

A movie star Is divorcin0 her
husband, claiming that he has no
personality. Wonder hotC he lost
his fortunef
JOE II. HOLMAN.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
sILICUs STATIONS.

LII u u , Il "A Il i U n ..
The FELLOW 1OIto accidentally
eiOGuosUed his aiculele died of
jazz on the stomach.
What this country needs is
not so much a good 5 cent
cigar as men Merry enough to
smoke them.
Dumb Dora thinks that a nee.
TonsGnceT Is the chief "aseckeT"
at a petting party.
Teacher-dary. why did you put
. question mark after the sentence
ohoes9"
Mary-"Thats to button them
with" SILICUS.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
THE LATEsT WESTON.

Jack and Jill set up a still
To make some prohibition
drink:
jock fell doUn and broke his.
croaU1s,
And jill fell into the sink.
KID X.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

She-May / borrow your die
tiOnary2
He-Yes, indeed. See IL you
can find the word twin" i'm there
for ''Bucky" Harris.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

When the fool is not rock
ing the boat he's trying to
get sirty miles an hour out
of a fliVver.
CICERO SLAPP.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
S1O.95 to $13.75
Trunks, $7.75

40. "a, So and SS inch sizes in
the lot. Choice of Fiber.covered
Dress or Steamer Trunks, neatly
lined, double bowels and brass
finished trimming; draw bolts
and paracentric type lock.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
FUNERAL TOMORROW
services for Late senator Ralston
Arc to he Held From His Own
Home at Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Oct. 16 Up amuel
VI, RaIston. with features as kindly
in death as in life, lay in state to-
day In the spacious living room OF
Hoosier Home. his country estate
near here. Friends by the hundreds
passed by a fiower-banked bier on
which reposed the body Of him who
had served the state OF Indiana as
governor and In the senate chamber
at Washington.
The body OF the senator, who died
Wednesday night after a long battle
against disease, will remain on view
throughout the day and evening.
Tomorrow morning at 1880 rel
atives will gather around 1t for pri-
vate services, after which It viii be
taken to Lebanon. Ind, where the
Ralstons lived for many years. At
Lebanon in the Presbyterian church
In which Mr.. Ralston and his family
worshipped. services open to the
public will be held at o'clock, and
then the body will be committed to
the earth in the Lebanon cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
PECULIAR SITUATION
First Husband Views Remains OF
Former Wife. Murdered BY Man
He Stepped Aside For.

Jersey City, n. j., Oct. l6 Up
Arthur B, Williams of Jacksonville,
Florida. who came here today TO
view the body Of his former wife,
Mrs, Margaret Winters, 81, hacked
to death by her second husband,
George Winters, %, in their apart
ment early Wednesday. was unde-
clded this afternoon whether 70
visit Winters 10 whom he said that
he yielded his wife because he loved
her. and because he valued her hap
piness more than his.
"W-hen I first arrived today ! had
made up my mind to see Winters
Williams told reporter with whom
he ate lunch. But now ] don't
know n I'll go to the hospital or
not, and II do 20. ! don't know
whether to sympathize with him or
punch his nose"
Winters is under police guard in
the City hospital, whore he was
taken after the staying when he
drove the bread knife used In the
murder into his own chest. His life
was despaired OF at first, but hospi-
tai officials now believe he will live.
II never bore either OF them any
III will" Williams protested, even
though Winters robbed me OF my
wlfe's love after almost three years
OF happy married life"
williams Is reputed to have some
wealth.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
mrs. DUMBELL sues
Bridgeport Woman Is Seeking ALI
mony of s2S q Week from Her
Former Preacher. Husband.

Bridgeport, Oct. 10 Rp-Anna
sherrod Dumbell. Darien. whose hus-
band, Howard NJ. Dumbell, was
former rector of an Episcopal
church IN Darien. petitioned Judge
John ". Banks In superior court
today for alimony OF s26 week.
Mr.. Dumbell was absent, but he OPP
posed the allowance through counsel.
Judge Banks reserved decision.
After So years OF married life. rails
ing 1--WE children, Mrs. Dumbell
early this year instituted divorce
action alleging intolerable cruelty.
A short time later Mr.. Dumbell went
to Yucatan, obtained a divorce and
remarked.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
Hars Hail

Har, Hal
What DO you think OF th' Chloe.
question :" .a
what 10 ~" .....
Got any lsundry:"'
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
Failed to Sign Name
To Drivers License

Bruno Poplaski OF 404 Beach
street, this city, was fined IS yes
terday morning In the Meriden po-
lice court when arraigned on a
charge OF violation of the motor
vehicle laws for not having in
dorsed the back OF his drivers IL
cense, He was arrested Wednesday
night following a crash at the cor
ner OF East Main and State streets,
Merlden. between his machine and
one operated by John PctruceIli Of
rs North Spring street. that city.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
REMAINS AT LOOKUP
Cos Cob Woman, Elected from Her
Home, Makes Town Keep Her for
Night.

Greenwich. Oct Is Pl-Mrs. John
J. Fry. ousted from her home In Cos
Cob and given room at hotel
here night before last. spent last
night at the police station, as she
said she would when Deputy Sheriff
Henry NJ, Ritch notified tie hotel
management that he would not be
responsible for her expense, Mrs.
Fry walked into police headquarters
last night and told Captain Patrick
Flanagan that she wanted lodging
overnight. since the town had re-
fused to provide her with a suitable
room after her ejectment from the
house she had occupied She was
shown the woman's room and stayed
there all night. leaving this morning.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
MethOdists Plan to Spend
Nearly Half a Million

Springfield. Mass. Oct, IS Pl-
Plans of the Methodist church for
expansion In this part Of the
Springfield district, which were d.
vulged today, indicate an outlay in
the near future Of around half a
million dollars for new buildings.
These include the institution OF a
Morgan memorial branch in West
Springfield at cost Of about
$4,000 to be known as the Good
Will Industries, Inc, a self-help pro-
ject, a community house for Wesley
church in this city to cost several
hundred thousand dollars, and new
Mittineague Methodist church,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
New Bedford Entertains
Visiting SOutherners

New Bedford, Mass. Oct. Is Up
Prominent business men of Virginia,
West Virginia and North Carolina,
in the course of their touring
through New England were guests
OF the city last night and this fore
noon. The feature OF the reception
last night was a dinner rendered
them by the New Bedford Chamber
Of Commerce at the New Bedford
hotel, followed by visit to the old
Dartmouth Historical society to view
old whaling relics. An inspection
tour of some of the leading mills
and glass factories OF the city was
made today, the party leaving later
for Plymouth by way of the Cape
Cod canal.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
WINS BY A NECK.

Newmarket, Eng Oct. 1s P--
Sir Abe Bailey's Lex, by Lemberg,
out Of Excelita, today won the Md
dlepark stakes by a neck from Lord
Woodlayington's Coronach, the odds
on favorite at to /. Lord Glane-
ly Tenocity was third, length and
a half behind Coronach. Lex start
ed at 100 to IL against, and Ten
acity at 100 to 7, Only the three
ran, out Of $50 -year-olds nomi-
mated last November.
READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
YALE CHAPEL SERVICES

New Haven, Oct. 16 P>-It has
been, arranged at Yale college that
freshmen, divided into two groups
shall attend chapel service on alter
nate Sundays instead Of every Sum-
day.
The Oxford team which will de-
bate Yale on October % has taken
tho subject "Pesolved, That Ignor-
'anCe Is Bliss"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16

Battaglla OF 1917 Glen street discov-
cred a hair in the soup and started
10 raise a howl.
The father told the child not TO
get excited as they were liable to
find anything in the liquid, This re-
mark displeased Mrs, Battaglia and
she made her lispleasurc known 10
her husband. who Is alleged to have
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16

set upon her and gave her a beat
ing, during which both OF her eyes
were discolored. When arraigned
before Judge Benjamin W, Alling in
police court this morning. Battaelia
was given a suspended Jail sentence
of 80 days and placed on probation,
He told the court that he would
not live with his wife any more and
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
Taxicab Knocks Heavy
Statue Off Its Base

New York, Oct. 16 Up - Com
merce." a 15-foot statute represent
ing a woman's figure, was toppled
from It's base In Central Park today
when II was struck by taxicab.
The statue. weighing several tons,
was not badly damaged.
The chauffeur Of the taxicab and
swoman passenger were injured but
they left the scene before police ar
rived. The taxicab was wrecked.
The statue stood at the junction of
the east and west driveways near
Columbus Circle,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
Coast Guard Cutter
Picks Tn Drifting Boat

Boston, Oct. 10 Up -- The coast
guard cutter Tampa sent word by
radio today that she had picked up
the four-masted British schooner A.
+. Dawson IS miles northeast Of
Cape Cod and was towing her here.
The vessel, bound from Bridgewater.
N. s., for Chester, Pa, came to grief
in last Saturdays gale.
Her fore and main sails were lost,
together with part OF her rigging.
and she was leaking. The schooner
has a cargo of pulpwood.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16
Hair in Plate of Soup
Causes Family Battle

Some people rather expect TO find
n hair in their soup. but whether
they do or not, the incident is gen
orally not one that calls for drastic
action. However. several days ago
the child Of Mr.. and Mrs Gustave
New Britain herald., 1925-10-16

an agreement was made that he pay
SIS week towNd tho support OF his
wife and child.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

ala Sc queda Ell futuro estanciero de
Piedra Sola.
-Si: pero tn en- cambio me devol-
viste el obsequio la noche en- que
tuvlmf la chifadura de meternos
on e. contra punto de los payadores.
- Que placer extraflo este ds
eyocar nuestras locuras de mucha-
chos, unidos todavia por ell mismo
afecto!...
i Afecto de veinte afios!.
Del brazo han salido del Paris,
del rnismo modo entran en- el Ar
gentino; jregan al nlismo caballo,
Sc ceden Ell derecho de election ~.
todo los une, NADIA los separa, pero.
Los caballos de Ia sexta carrera han
desembocado en- la recta Y dos Sc
cortan del peloton empehados en- 1u-
cha emocionante. Los amigos no van
NADIA en- La jugada: su candidate vie
ne NAL, Y es solo a tltulo de sports
men cue Sc apasionan por Ell match.
Cana ell de adentro.
Me parece que no: Ell de afuera
va mas entero.
-;Gana el de adentro, Urbano!
Ahi 10 quiebra, ives?
mo 10 quiebra en- todo Ell dia...
-ipero como no, 81 ell otro va j
los garrotazos!..
ST, pega, pero domina.
-INunca!..
-Gan6 no mas ell de afuera por
Ia cabeza.
-Tlusiones tuyas; vas a yer cuan.
do snban los ndmeros.
NO discutas, viejo... te llevo do
hlado en- ectas cuestiones.. te falta
training.
-iQu6 vista la del pueblero! Ca
no el de adentro por la mitad del
pescuezo.
-Bueno, no discutas, te pones en-
ridfculo.
NO digas pavadas, hombre!
Suben los ntmeros: puesta, la ca.
rrera. IConformes los dos7 mo!
Aeriados, envenenados por ell mismo
despecho- cue solo coincide en- una
cosa; ell fallo es esthpido; la carre-
"a no es puesta... Y la tarde termina
con un enfriamiento perdurab1e, que
diez amos despu6s lie hara pensar q
cada uno:
Era buen amigo, ST, pero en-
question de carreras- iun id1ota per
fecto!
Otra escena La tribuna del pad
DOCK POGO antes de largarse la tilt1-
ma.
IA quien jugo, che?
"A ninguno. Me he iquidado en-
Ia anterior.
-iHaberlo dicho, pues! GQuiere
ore lA lleve cincuenta boletas al fa-
vorito? No puede perder ese caballo
Y todavia paga sus seis pesos. lie
alcanza ESQ para ell desquite?
Me alcanza, pero no acepto.
cracias, 10 nismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

Francisco y puede tambisn negarse
a to3os los extremes sin ser carrsrts-
ia. Estas tres escenas no son mas
que apuntes corroborantes de 10 d.
cho al principle, este es, que nunca
el homhre deja mas en- descubierto
su interior que cuando Sc coloca
1rente . La lucha brillante de los ca
ballos que corren llevando tras 81
IN POGO de la esperanza que cada
uno lleYa en- sns hnlsillos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

En- Ell palco de los socios. FL pro-
pietario del "crack'' tiene su es-
palda al duefo del "outsider Sc
yen v co saludan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
CENTRAL

Cdificio cnnStrnfdess sexpresa mente
SARA IIotel Modarnamenta equip0-
do con Asccnsor, Eahtaciooofs eou
hafo. Teltfo1o, TImbres Eal'xrIa
y cuanto repnare II 1iodelno Con
fort.
I.an Enropeo. American Plan
Desde $10C a $50 Desde . SO a B 80.
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto ST.
SAN JOSE NO. ~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
AMENIDADEs DE LA VIDA
SPORTIvA
FcR RIENDA sUELTA


Para qrien consigue substraerse,
siQuiera por momentos, a la tension
nerviosa que nos domina en- Ell h.po-
dromo, este constituye un magnifico
ciEematografo, por ell cual desfilan
todos los sujetos imaginables. Tai
como en- la pantalla, los tipos apare-
cen proyectados en- desmesurada cru
deza sus verdaderas facciones mora
les uuedan al descubierto, Y ell tina
Quiilage" que cada cual lleva sobre
la pcrsonalidad desaparece, destrui-
do por la emocion todopoderosa que
hace olvidar reparos, precauciones,
disinrlos y barnices decorativos
Fre1te al juego, delante del azar,
esa cogucteria inconfesada que los
va=cnes llamamos e1egancia Sc arru-
ga como I'm cuello de papel; cuando
unc So bate contra la suerte, olvida-
Sc ce los que circular alrededor, y
deia de lado ell afeite de la simula-
cion con que suelen cubrirse las
grietas que ocasiona ell uso de una
moral demasiado el&stica.
Asi, un espectador qle concurrie-
Sc al hip6dromo dispUesto a contem-
plar el espectaculo de espaldas la
Dista hallaria magnificas ocasiones
de estudiar al hombre tai cual es, de
verlo en- mangas de camisa, de sor-
prender su vida interior puesta, de
manifiesto por la transparencia mo-
meEtanea de su careta habitual. Pc
70 dudo mucho que ningunO de los
que vamos Palermo con un progrs-
ma marcado en- ell bolsillo, consiga
ponerse de cara al pIbIico cuando
ccrren los caballos, Y como los es-
1trttcs profundos, estudiosos OBJ
Eervadores, huyen del hipodromo con
saba cordura, perderiase !rremedia-
blemente la oportunidad de catalo-
gar estos aspectos curiosos con que
el ho1nbre Sc ofrece al anansis i'm
plaza BILE de la observation razona-
dora. DeSgraciadamente, aun aque-
Hes que cruzan los potreros en- so.
berbio estado de training, suelen
quedar brokenhanded' a mitad
de carrera, y es asi como mas de una
vez he debido despojarme de la ale
gre chaquetilla catedratica para YES
tir los funebres colores Gel filosofo
que Sc desinteresa de 10 que sucede
despues del clasico... por cuanto en-
el ciasico naufrag6 ell "piccin ma
vlo" de su postrera esperanza. 81
mis- observaciones pecan de pesimis-
tas chlpese, pues, al estado patol6-
gico en- que fueron efectuadas.
Del Campo ha bajado la metro
poll atraido por- una carrera sensa-
ctonal. su vieio amigo, Urbano, ha
lido a esperarlo la estaci6n en-
amable camaraderia pasan la noche
alegremente, cambiando confiden-
c1as de la epoca juvenil y hacienda
10 indecible por brindarse uno al
otro las mas gentiles prusbas del
afecto que los me. Almuerzan iur-
tos, ell calor de los vinos eenero
SOS hace mas estrecho el Iazo are
afojara la distancia,
-tTe acrerdss dc aouclla vez en-
que caHi nos dan una paliza e. IN
bale de la Opera?
Como no! si no es por vos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
Una 1nirada al pasar...


j Perc. 6por que? iDejese de cum
plirlientos!.,. Va los c1ncuenta, ioye?
Nc, no, gracias; prefiero verla
10 mes.
/ Marcan las cotizaciones. FL Ca
bano 10 es favorito; paga diez pc
Isos.
Yea que sport! Ioaiere ir los
circnenta?
NO Sc molests, che: lie agradez-
co...
Sube la bandera; ell que ofrecia
calcGla que su amigo puede encon-
trar desquite con un vale de veinti-
cinco, y Sc propone tllevarselos -
sir decirle palabra. Sc trata de un
aYnigo a quien debe servicios muy
estinlables ST, le 'lleva" veinti-
cinco boletas: 81 CANA Sc 10 dira; 81
pierde... total, para el es 10 mismo.. :.
Largan: su candidate queda retra-
sado. mo tiene suerte cuando quie-
re- hacer un favor! He aqui una
buena 1ntenc1on maIograda... ique
lastima! El 10 siente por ell amigo,
ore podria desquitarse. Olvidemos
el cbsequio...
POGO POGO ell caballo one lar7ara
nal va colocandose en- carrera; pasa
vsrros.. ahora esta ouinto. ST
eonsigue entrar en- ell derecho sin
sbrirso mucho, Ia cosa Sc pondra fac
tible. El amigo, que 10 ha visto pail
dece, 10 anima.
NO pierda la esperanza,, Tene
chance todavia.
iEso va 10 sabe ell Y ahora mas
que nrnca, cuando We cue 81 carta
toma los palos audazmente ".
Me parece que los CANA no mas
Ell suyo. iMala suerte la mia no ha-
berle acceptable los cincuenta!
Rctlexton rapida. IEntonces su
amigo "insiste" en- no aceptar7" i.
Y 81 que altruista y desintsresado,
''ponsaba'' nevarle veinttcinco.
-Esta tempo ST gusta. iQuie-
re al menos diez boletas.
-Ahora no puede SER. ahora los
roba cl suyo..
Els asi no mas. Su caballo gana.
-Creame, che, que 10 siento, pc
ro.... usted Sc empeh6 en- no acep-
tar. Bueno, cuando uno anda en- Ia
mala, 10 mejor es no obstinarse.
En- Ell palco de los socios. FL pro-
pietario del crack tiene su es-
pal6a al dueEo del "outsider Sc
ven v Sc saludan.
-GRivales, hoy?
-iOh, no! No hay rivalidad po-
Bible entire dos fuerzas tan deseme-
jantes. Yo hago correr por puro gus
to de darle caracter de tai La ca
rrera. I'm walk over es siempre
desllcido.
Sin embargo veces..
No, no nevo nj IN poquito de
esperanZas. lC6mo podria tenerlas
contra su crack? Y hasta le asegu.
70 qIn veria con pena ia derrota, i'm
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Y ahora, una aclaraci6n. 81 los
homtrcs son debiles en- Ell hip6dro-
mo, no es este Quien los hace asf,
es La vida. Ell hip6dromo no modt-
flea fundamentalmente las cuanda-
des del individuo; Ell honesto segui-
"a slendolo; Ell canalla no ha de es-
perar que el infujo de la pista pom
ga { marcha su miseria espirituaL.
Puede perderse ell dinero a 10 rey
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
WEYMOUTH CORA

81 unico Vermouth de fama des-
lie el afio 1885. / I'd. ha tornado
Nermouth?
ARTHUR G. FABBRI S. en- C
Box TIT, Sol esq. a Leon