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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-17

, had banded together at the call of
their medicine men" TO eztermin-
ate the intruders. That the massa~
ere must have been a desperats
tand -tO-hand conflict is believed By
the report that skeletons were found
years after hanging in the lettering
ehimneya, where the Russians had
made last stand against inevitable
death In It's crueleBt form. They
we're stabbed % death from bo-
meath and above by the painted de-
mons. who were armed with lances
tipped with sharp knives
A yagrant journey down the soli-
tary reaches OF the KuslIokWim riy-
er by Knudson and Hofaadt ended
when they heard the vague rumors
Of the deserted village. and Hofstadt
continued on 10 his sailing vessel,
anchored IN Bristol bay, while
KnudsOn alone Ventured into the
Wilds and ia euccssd IN confirming
the rumora. locating the property.
which was In the heart Of what had
the appearance Of having been a
prosperous settlement HOfstadt
sailed from Bristol bay through
Un!mak pass and into the waters Of
Cooks Inlet.
They picked up knudson, who was
nearly starved and worn out from
his dash into the interior. but he
vas Wild with excitement. He de-
seribed the village. the old workings
OF the Russians. the finding OF rot
ting human bones and last. but not
least, the miles aud miles OF copper
glance that giiEtened In the sun
light. and told OF wealth and ease to
the man who secured the right 70
control IT,
Hofstadt sent him back with a
new outfit and was making his way
10 the recording station when the
Indians. perhaps filled with avarics
at the sight OF Knudson's outfit. set
upon him and committed the second
tragedy. Knudson was never heard
OF since and the mines locator for
the second time was lost 70 all but
the natives.
Hofstadt secured capital and
wealthy spectators learned OF the
property. After months and months
Of weary search. the mine was dis
covered on May 20. and the tidings
were received by The Star on Nom
day, announcing the delirious con-
dltiOn OF things AT Valdez.
strowbridge got his first elew to
the copper lode by finding at Sci.
doyia. Cooks Inlet. the murdered
Knudson's first small shipment
which was mined and evidently
stored at that port before the In
dians killed him. strowbridge wore
his life away in futile attempt TO
find the mysterious mine. but he
knew that the property, wherever
Il was. was worth looking up and
he died In ignorance OF its real
worth.
The Knudson mine Is an immense
body Of copper ore. the main vein
being IS feet in thickness. This
runs for miles without variation,
and at one point is cut In twain by
a mountain stream along whose bed
Is strewn copper boulders that have
become worn and shining by tho
action Of the water. IL Is roughly
estimated that there is In sight
nearly 5000 600 tons Of the ore.
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Dollar Club VIII Be
Good Thing for Li1lys

frame such a beautiful story Of self
sacrifice aud grand courage into
words that will do 1t Just the least
bic OF justicel
Songs have been sung and odeH
have been written 20 tho courage OF
men. who, with armour on their
backs aud visora drawn down oya
their eyes. went forth 20 do battle
with lance and sword.
Books have bGen written OF heroea
who stood ON the bridge OF their
ship. while the cnemy's shells burst
around th@n. and won glorious vie
tories. and 81 men who have risked
their lives to save those OF others
pcnned up In burning buildings.
But
Are any Of these deeds equal Ia
genuine courage 60 that displayed
BY this unknown man OF the shops.
who. With the cold hand of death
ON his brow. stu hobbies about our
str~,in 10 Earn penny or two Cor
bis loved onef
There are medals and monuments
and odos and books dedicated 20 the
memory Of men who go forth In
search OF bit OF land known as the
North Polo. which when discovered.
will not do any one good To the
amount OF a tlnker'a d--n. Mil
lions are RAISED to send white-cra-
waited missionaries 10 waste futile
argument on thiek-Hkulled klnky-
haired inhabitants OF Africa. For
tunes are laviahed on cruel mouthsd.
encouth fellows who climb pedeH-
tai OF fame by lamminE the tar out
OF one another in a 2t-foot ring.
While
y. II. Lilly. workman. citizen OF
Bellevue. a hero Of heroes. cheer
fully sacrifices his life for a loaf
Of bread and 4 bit Of meat 10 soften
the hunger pains of his little ones
For Workman LILLY knees that he
could have made bis aHffeflnKa cas-
Ter IL no bad not roamod about Sc
attis's streets In search of work be
fore The blood on the stump Of the
had log was dry. Instead. he left
the hospital only TO wander from
store TO store. from house 10 house.
asking for something TO do.
And nov. although be knows that
tho bad leg II gaing 10 ultimately
cause his death. Workman Lilly
dpan not give up
There's plenty Of work left IA
me yet. says he 4 wont to ner the
wifs and children with n roof over
their heads. anyway"
Nas that the true story Of this
mans hsroism and sufferings and
the pitifui condition Of bis family
has brrome known. do you wonder
that the Dollar club keeps on Erow.
inKE
And do you wonder Why YOU be-
came a member
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Copper Strike Means
I Fortune for Local Men
RICH LODE FINALLY LOCATED AFTER LONG SEARCH WHICH
REPLETE WITH ROMANCE AND TRAGEDY

Advices received BY The Star On
Monday from Valdez announce the
discovery OF the famous Knudson
7, copper ledge. which was regarded AZ
an emanatl0n OF the fevered imag
ination OF a goldseelter. who. affei
three years Of heartfendinE search
has again stumbled upon the main
body Of copper ore and set the IN
habitantH OF Valdez and the sur.
rounding country Wild with excite
ment.
Already geo frantic miners have
taken up the trail for the new dig
gins which are at Hanna lake.
about 300 miles from Sunrise City,
Cooks Inlet. and across the divide
from that noted gold producing Soc
ton.
Several local moneyed men are In
tereated In the property. among
whom are: Judge O. r.. sauter. OF
the law firm OF Sheldon a. sauter
Julian Becker. salesman in the eu-
ploy 81 Calweli Bros. r. +. Evans
aud Others. while J. 81. Dawson. 81
the Dawson Ditch company OF
Nome. aud ". T. Perkins. president
of the Northwest Commercial com
phny. are outside owners.
Many tragic tales are Connected
with the famous copper lode. the
latest being the murder by Indians
Of one Of the recent locatOrH. Nels
knudson. who. In company with
Capt Edwin Hofgiad. drove locating
stakes for nearly a mile and q half
ON the copper glance. and Knudson
made preparations TO spend tho
winter on the claims.
II was while Capt Hofs,adt was
Fastening 10 the nearest government
place Of record that the Indians.
true 20 their traditional hatred of
the whites IN preventing the secur-
ing Of the property which they had
surrounded with Indian lore. am
pushed the lone prospector and muir
dered the only man able 10 conduct
anyone 70 the fabulous mine. Since
that time Hofstadt has spent months
of time and large sums Of money In
determining not only the fate OF
his partner. but the location of the
ore. which. when aEsayed by Prof
strowbridge. netted $3.50 per ton IA
copper and gold.
Strowbfidge died OF disappoint-
ment az Denver. Colo. after spend
ing a large amount Of money in .
futile attempt 20 find the mythical
mine. 70 his friends have said.
As early in history as 1862 the
Russians worked these copper mines
and II was from this source that the
car fattened the monarchial strong
box. but one day the fast increasing
horde failed 10 materialize and a
second band of colonisfs searched in
vain for the lost city and the val
liable copper mines. Years afta-
wards rumors OF massacre in the
interior Of the entire population Of
the village was reported by friendly
indians. Who told a tale Of torture
and the utter annihIlation OF the
whole village. The whites we're
afraid 20 enter the country. the
rumors died out and the tragic event
vas almost forgotten.
According to these rumors the In
hahitanta we're surprised and at
tackled by hordes OF Indians. who
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tsY DAN pEAn)

There was a celebration oat ~
Bellevue sunday.
:. r. Lilly. ihe man with "the baH
leg" Mrs. Lilly and the kids dia
the celebrating.
And the Dollar club was reapon-
sible for the smiling faces and the
light hearts.
When Saturday nights star
reached Bellevue and the Liliys read
% hog the members 81 the Dollar
club were coming to their rescue.
lin AL the world there could not have
.a,een found seven happier or more
Grateful human beings that the
Father and mother and five young
aters-
IdHy. accompanied by his flock
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Nome, She carries a fun load Of
cargo and has = passengers Col
ouei Moves is taking up a gold
dredge for work IN the Snake river.
The United States army transport
Dix came IN from Tacoma Saturday
evening where she took on about
] .bea .0oo feet Of lumber She is
loading a general cargo here. in
eluding 4 large amount OF fresh beef
packed tn lee. and about 1000 tons
of forage mostly hay Five hun
dred and forty horses viii also be
taken on here. She viii probably
clear Thursday and 90 direct 10
Manila
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LOST OUT

The Seattle Brewing & Mailing
company lost lfa suit for an injunc.
ton against the Brewery union in
the federal court Monday morning
Judge Hanford declined TO grant an
injunction and gave Attorney En-
orr. who represented the brewery
time Ia which % come into court In
some other way
+ g. kriete. representing the
Brewers union. showed that the
company could not charge the
union With any breach Of the law
sufficient 70 warrant an Injunction
and asserted that were an lniunc.
ton 10 BE- issued at all. Il must be
against the strikers ms individuals
and not against the union.
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PORTLAND. Ore. July 17.--Con-
gresham Williamson was on the
stand on his own behalf IN the
land fraud trials this morning and
made a complete denial OF the con-
spiracy charges The cross-exam-
nation brought out admissions.
which apparently 20 90 corroborate
the governments theories. Tho de-
murrers were overruled in tht case
Of IT. n Hendricks for subornation
Of perjury. Charles A. Watson, for
perjury: the Butte Greek Lumber
company aud Binger Hermann ct
al. FOR conspiracy.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE
cable Of The elevator in the Land
Title building broke this morning
and tn cage dropped from the
eleventh door % the first seriously
iniurinz the four occupants. As
sistant Cisy Solicitor Harry r King
ston gnftered both legs broken and
he win probably die District At
torney Bon. leg broken and In ter
nal injuries. william Barne. an
other passenger. sustained eoneus-
sion Of the brain and will probably
die.
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more people hear the story o. Lilly
and his bad leg and q the pitt
ful struggle the crippled workman
has made % keep his Saimly In food
and clothing
when first told YOU 81 Workman
Lilly and his troubles I knew that
the story would 80 straight TO your
heart. / knew that the sad aeci-
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the neHt election.
y. F. Fisher. who the citizens say
vas trying % make a name for him
self when he petltloned the council
70 revoke the licenses 81 the white
Front and Ballard bar for. as he
and some strangers testified. allow
ing gambling In their places.
80 anEered Councilman Kean when
the petition came up for a reading
that the latter threw or his coat
and wanted To whip wisher.
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hnlld a comfortable home for peo-
y With such modest tastes az
Workman Liliy and bis folks
Already nearly a hundred dollars
has been raised FOR the poverty
stricken familY-a hundred dollars
10 help rebuild the burned down
heme 60 rsfiil the empty cupboa ~
% eiothe the unfortunate little chill
dren. Prom al Indications ths
AMOUNT VII continue 20 Aaal. as
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dent that hefcll the man: HIS three
trips 70 the hospital. where each
time n piece Of the leg was cut OFT;
his futile search Tor work and the
ablect want OF his family-it all
would bring feeling Of sympathy
into your soul
And believed that. having
shrouded the unfortunate man and
his patient little flock with such a
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JOIN The "DOLLARV CLUB

DO club organized the name
OF
II do. fiji the blank
Star enclosing with dollar will
into the Dollar club which believe big
when readers realize the for which
II heart give
many dollars as You like aud you viii be credited with that
memberships In the club
dollar help a Of sunshine
into the fatedarkened lives 81 the unfortunate Lilly
The OF those who Join the club win be
Star from day to day
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LODI. July IA regiment Of In
fantry at Ekaterinberg has mutinicd
owing 20 ill-treatment by the off
GERS. One officer was killed and
several wounded The mutineers
we're finally subdned by other troops
and the leaders imprisoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-17

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Berliner
Zoltung says the car has banished
his eounsln. Grand Duke Consian-
tinovitch. at Stavropol In the Cau-
easus. because he discovered he was
In communication with revolution
airy eonspirators, The grand duke
Is inearcerated in an isolated house,
under the strlctest guard
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ST. PETERSBURG. July IA
report from Cronstadt states that
the crew OF the battleship Importer
Alexander IT. has mutined and the
vessel put 10 sea without officers.
The dlsaffection aboard the cruiser
Minnie continues
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WARSAW. July IA sergeant
Of detectives was shot and killed
here today by an unknown man. A
patrol OF infantry, while pursuing
the assassin. fired a yolley. killing
a merchant.
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hobbied over 70 where the cold ashes
Of what vas once q pretty little
home lay scattered and, with bis
uife. talked over their plans for the
future. For Il doesn't take much TO
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nv scripps New. AssaJ

CHICAGO. July Five deaths
have already resulted from the fierce
heat Of today. Many proatrationa
were reported yesterday. and the
temperature has been steadily rising
until % vas reached at noon today
There In no relief IN sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-17
WEAThER FORECAST

Tonight and Tuesdays Fair and
Warmers LIGHT 10 Fresh Northwest
Winds.
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4 EVERETT. July 1T.-Mrs. 4
4 Steve Barker. 16, and pretty. is 4
= in Jail for shooting at her 4
= husband in the Mint dance 4
4 hall She snapped a pistol five +
4 times. but only two cartridges 4
4 exp oded and those missed. 4
4 jealousy Is said 20 be the cause. 4
svar Nttt ~ ~ n
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4 Put me down for a member
4 ship In the Dollar club.
4 hope that there will be no
4 more want In the Llily family.
4 Il. Y. SEARLEs,
4 Governor OF the State OF North
A Dakota.
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ST. PAUL. July i7.--Three deaths
from heat have occurred IN 81.
Paul and Minneapolis within the
past q hours
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LINCOLN. Neb.. July iT.-There
IL no cessation OF the terrific heat
wave which n sweeping through Ne
hraska The thermometer registers
% degrees here. The corn crop rs
badly scofched. Several prostra-
tiona. but no fatalities, have been
reported.
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r. belong to many clubs
. through the United States. but
. ] am prouder Of my member
. ship IN the Dollar club than
. In all the others.
G. f. STONE.
= General Passenger Agent Great
= Northern Railway.
- - II 49, -. =
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4 BANK CLEkRINGS. 4
\ July n. 1905. ..a.St.2 49 .500.G2 4
4 July n. 1904. was Sunday 4
4 4 A 4 4 1 4 a a 4 = A A A A 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25

El conde Masss, Sc habfa
retirado 4 vivir & Ia hermosa pc
session donde pas6 su mon6tona
y AburridA iuventud.
Una fuerza poderosa y ocuI-
ta 10 llev6 allf. AquelIa soledad
que en- otro tempo le parecia
imsoportAble, consolaba ahora
sus penas y 10 deseabs.
Leonor segufa enferma, y
una penosa inquietud la ator-
mentAbA de continue. Hssta eI
momento del matrimonio de
NataIin', pudo copservar algu
na fuerza de voluptad. pero
desde aquel dis, deseabs, como
80 marido, huir del mundo.
El mGtrimopio de Carpig-
nano y Natalins, hfzose, por ex-
preso deseo de estos, sin pompa
de Dinguna clase, para evitar CO.
mentarios. Antonieta no asiS-
tic, pero Ell dfa de 10 vfsperA,
Natalina recibi6 de Russia IN
etplendido abrigo de riqufsimas
pieles de IN valor inestimRble ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
CAPITULO X

una tArjeta de la bailarina que
decfa: "a mi adorAda hermana,
en- su dfl mss feliz.s
CSrpignano decide hacer
un largo viaie para que Natali-
% olvidAse en- 10 possible los
tristes sucesos desarrollados GI
timamente, y los condos spro-
baron su pensamiento.
ID6nde penssis ir2
-NatAlins dir5, diio con
dulce sonrisa ell millionaire.
-Quisiera ir & abrszar &
AntonietA.
Ell conde IL estrech6 con
movido entire sus brszos, di-
ciendo:
-Eres un snGeI. lYo qui-
siera pcderio hscer tambien!
sLo spruchss, Carpignano2
-Ciertsmente; porque es
tambien mi deseo.
i Os doy las gracias, hiios
mfos ! Abrazadla tambien en-
| mi ncmbre, y decide que no lG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25

plantear el problema de la travesfa
del oc6ano Indico, ell della union de los
elementos destinados q componer la
escuadra combinada, el de la batalla
en- alta mar, sin ninguna base ante
rior que Vladivostok, distante 4 600
kil6metros del punto probable del en-
cuentro, sin ningdn refugio detras.
Pero, sin complicar Ia question, sin
transporter ell exSmen del terreno es-
trategico, dno son va bastante las d.
hcultadeS puramente tecnicas para en-
friar q los mas ardientes y hacer re-
troceder q los mas resueltos? Esa su-
perioridad del tonelaje, de Ia artille-
ria, de Ia maniobra que hubiera de-
bido adquirir desde 1895, que ha
dejado adquirir los japoneses, icrese
que Cuba va q recobrarla endos mesesP
Es la Russia de siempre, CON su
marcha propia, sus posibilidades, sus
imposibles, y la impulsi6n de la des-
gracia no sera bastante & acelerar en-
ella ell lento andar del progreso. Por
fortuna, sus ejsrcitos de TERRA frme
le ofrecen q la hora actual recursos su-
periores los de que disponfa ell aflo
dltimo. Y en- este estan para ella los
triunfos para jugar otra partida, tam
bien interesante, y acaso Ia principal;
ahf estan para ella los elementos del
desquite que, desposefa del mar, po-
dra tomar sobre ell continente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25

una fuerza invenCible le retenfa
en- 90 asiento.
De pronto vic que On el
umbral de IL puerta del salon
aparecia una muier vestida de
negro, con ell rostro pllido como
una muerta, y cuyos ojos como
los de AntonietA, esplendidos,
maravillosos, parecfa que ilumi-
naban So semblante; pero 10 mu-
ier vestida de negro, apareCfa
mas grande, mas sutil, ere pro.
piamente ana ecmbra.
-IMs reConoces, PAscuall
dijo aquella mujer con una voz
que parecfa salir de debajo de 10
terra. Soy Linda Boaro.
El vieio secrstArio, espan-
tado, GO enderex6 de N salto, y
con los oios fuera de lee 6rbitAs,
con los cabellos de punta, pro-
rrumpi6 en- IN grito:
Il Linda
ST, respondi6 ls nuisr sin
moverse de 81 sitio. Linda, que
viene & desmentirte. IReeuerda
bien ell pasadol sTe has olvidado
de euando viviAmos juntos en- Ell
castillo de los MAssAI
Pascual temblabs, QueriA
suplicar pero 50 garganta no ar
! ticulaba nipQ6n sonido.
La mujer coptinuaba:
-Yo no me hAbfa ocupAdo
! nuncA de ii, 10 sabeS; no te anna
bs, y constitutes para mi IN OBJ
ieto de repugnancia. T6 sabes
que 20 era la amante de Gusta-
vo. tie acuerdas de que. cusn.
do Gustavo supo que 20 estaba
eneints, quiso desemharsEarse
/ de mf y de So hijo 81 mismo ITEM
| pol So madre y 81 me scussron
de ser to amAnte, y t6 fuiste ell
que 90 ofreci6 & sostener tan in
fame acusaci6n II 10 hiciste
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25

nos para llevGrselas & los lAbios
como hAcia siempre, pero Anto-
Meta ID retro violentamente y
con acento seco, le dijo:
-lSentAosl
PascuaI sinti6 correr por
todo 50 cuerpo un estremeci-
miento nervioso, y permaneci6
mAdo.
AntonietA 10 miraba con
oios de fsego, y con tal EXPIRE
sion que CAUSE miedo al viejo.
-Decidme, continue 10 io-
ven con voz dura y mst6lica.
sCu6nto os ofrecieron 10 condesa
Marta y su hiio para que hicie-
seis aparecer & Linda Boaro CO.
mo vuestra queridA4
La evocaci6n de aquel re-
suerdo hizo temblAr y palideCer
81 viejo, que continue silencioso.
La bailarina tuvo an fmpe-
tu de c6Iera.
-lRespondedme! diio.
-iQue he de responder }
La pregunta me ofende. Yo he
smado locamente 4 Linda Boa
ro, y Ia respetaba demasiAdo pa
"a cometer con ella una villanfs.
-Sostendreis este delante
de quien os digal
elDelADte de quienf lQue
uuereis decirf balbuce6 Pascual
con espsnto.
~EsperAd IN mOmento, d.
10 ella.
Sc retro del salon que ests-
ba alumbrado por una sola lam.
para que no daba sino muy po-
ca luz, y Pascual qued6se pensa-
two y preocupadfuimo. sin Saber
que iba & sucederle. jVivirfS
Linda aunl l Ira { apareCerselei
El vieio secretariO sufrf'
mayor sgitaci6n por momentOs,
, hubiese Querido huir, perc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
& d|timo despacho
del general Stoesse.

De los 27O Ofciales de marina ru.
sos que estaban en- Puerto Arturo
cuando comenz6 la guerra, 1870 han
sido muertos 8 heridos, cast todos
efectuando servicio en- los fuertss de
TERRA.
Aunque Ell C6digo militar VICENTE
prescribe el iuicio, en- consejo de que.
rra, de todo Comandante de plaza que
capitule, no Sc duda que el emperador
Nicolas ordenara que SO prescinda de
esta formalidad en- el caso del gene
Stoessel.
Ell dltimo despacho del general
Stoessel, antes de Ia capitulaci6n, esta
fechado ell 10 de Enero. Da cuents del
dltimo ataque de los japoneses, y ter
nina asi:
<Nos veremos obligados & rendir.
nos; pero Dios vela sobre todas las
cosas! Hemos experimentado perdi-
das considerables. Gran Soberano! !!
perd6nanos! Hemos hecho todo 10
humanamente possible. Cerca dc once
meses de lucha incesante, nos ha ago.
tado: la guarnici6n ha quedado redu-
cida q la cuarta parte; y la mayor
parts de los sobrevivientes son enfer-
mos que, obligados por las circuns-
tancias permanecer q la defensive
sin un instante de reposo, spenas 81
pueden considerarse como aut6matas.1 ,