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Philippines.
Wednesday morning, July Z7th: Il
L raining hard this morning and the
ship il rolling more than az any time
since re left the rough sea ont Of the
bay from san Francisco. Some Of the
men are getting seasick again. / keep
70 Enc condition. Have 10 symptoms
Of seasickBess, nor am I oppressed by
the hot weather. I rather enjoy it.
IGis day is our thiFtieth out from
san Francisco. We broke camp on
the 18th Of June. came aboard the
steamer Morgan City az 1920 O'Clock
that day and sailed on the afternoon Of
the zItn. Two Of the thirty days were
spent al Honolulu. What will the next
thirty days bring forth Where will
VIC De: Who can tell. We are run
ming In sd-ance Of the feet this morn
ing. AZ 10 O'Clock the rain has CEASED.
IL Is cloudy and sufficient wind is
blowing 20 make IL really pleasant.
Inc men sean the horizon at every
point OF the com pass, hoping 70 sight q
snip, an island or something heretofore
unseeG. bat they find nothing. We
shall not see land again before Friday.
then we shall get sight Of the Luson.
the largest Of the Philippines. and the
one upon which we are 70 land. An
examination Of the chart this morning
satisfies me that We cannot reach Ma
Mia bay before Sunday evening, nor
land before Monday.
At noon to-day: Latitude, Is. So y. /:
Longitude, I29, AZ e.: course. s. 81 w:
distance, 234 miles; total distance,
1913 miles.
The afternoon OF today vas very
pleasant IL was cloudy and the sea
breeze was sufficiently refreshing 20
make it enjoyable on deck. When the
hag5bip sailed into position her flag vas
haif-mast, showing another member of
the expedition was dead. He belonged
70 the Minnesota troops on the City Of
Para.
Thursday morning: II is raining:
The clouds hang low over the waters
and the heavy smoke from the stacks
falls down on the waves at the boats
side. begin 70 believe that each day
l shall be able 70 write: "It Is fainIng.n
But II il better 10 have il fall at sea
than it will be to fall or us unsheltered
ashore. The ship Is rolling consldera-
bly, this morning and there are a num-
Der OF cases'of sickness, none serious.
The men dislike n go below during