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AUTO ACCIDENTS
The aeroplane wins the booby
prize. One person out of every
24,451 who ride in aeroplanes is
killed; one in every 5,973,436 in
costwise, lake, river and steamship
vessels; one in 6,313,800 on steam
railways; and one in every 8,422,460
on electric railways. Number killed
in motor car accidents hasn't been
figured out, but accidents in autos in
the U. S. have risen from 2.2 per
cent per 100,000 people involved to
15.7 per cent since 1911, while those
on street cars have fallen from 3.2
per cent to 1.6 per cent.