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coLoRS OF SOUNDS.
To Note Them You Must De In
Proper State Of Vibration.

Proper State Of Vibration.
Every sound. It is contended, CON
veys an'idca Of color 20 those who are
IN q proper state Of vibration
Some years ago the humorists Of this
country were very busy poking fun at
some little verses that Stephen Crane
had written and that a Boston house
published under the title "rhe Black
Rider" In some Of these verses Crane
referred TO the colors Of sounds. and
this was the key for the humorists
They carried the thing 10 the most
ridiculous lengths. making all kinds of
sport Of the suggestion nat sounds
have colors.
At that time Crane and were to-
gether a great deal-almost inseparable
chums In fact One night we sat on
the pier Of the Crescent club country
house at Bay Ridge until almost day
break. II was a moonless, starless
night. and the sailing vessels which
could be seen at all looked like ghosts
gliding by. Presently out Of the dark
ness came one Of these small vessels.
headed almost directly toward u.s. 1t
looked as II she were going to strike
the pier. but at that instant loud
voice on board gave some order, and
she veered enough TO miss f.
"Groat hcavensi What a green voicew
exclaimed Crane.
'What do you mean by thatT 1
asked. you are always giving colors
10 sounds. DO YOU do that for some
poetic enectn
certainly not" he answered IN n
tone Of surprise. surprise which in
creased TO amazement when told him
that sounds did not suggest colors 10
me unless the sounds were associated
in my mind with things OF certnin col
ors. III I heard the roar Of a water
fall which I could not see, It might
suggest the colors that ! naturally as
soclate with falling mater-the pale
green tint Of the falling sheet and the
white Of the splashing foam but that
is merely association Of ideas. Some
thing else might make precisely the
same sound and suggest n wholly diff
ferent set Of colors 10 me-"
This was wonderful TO Crane. Until
then he had supposed that everybody
saw. or rather heard the colors Of diff
ferent sounds. lie thought there must
be something lacking I'm me that I did
not hear these colors. told him be-
lleved most people lacked the same
quality, and be doubted IT,
"Why" said he. 1--WE know, rs mat
ter Of clear demonstration. that sound
and color are the products Of the same
thing motion You remember Hux-
ley's Illustration fasten one end Of an
iron bar 70 an axle. rcvolve the axle
faster and faster and you VIII get
every degree Of heat. sound and color
until the iron disintegrates."
Theoretically ] could see that all
right but when some sound sinote our
cars and he asked me what color Il
suggested TO me ! was totally unable
to say that It suggested any To him.
however there was not n sound that
did not have it's color as distinct TO his
ears as the colors OF the stars and
stripes are 20 my eyes.--Willls Brooks
in Brooklyn Eagle.
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ro sao .he aask q Your Eye.


Behind the eye. what is called the
retlna, is lined with branching blood
vessels. and curious but perfectly
simple experiment will enable you to
see these. Place yourself IN a dark
room, opposite dark colored wall;
then light a candle and. holding Il in
your hand, move It up and down be-
fore your eyes. all the time looking not
at the candle. but at the wall beyond.
After a little practice you Will see ap-
pear on the wall a great branching fig.
'ure In black on n reddish surface.
What you are looking at Is the shadow
OF these blood vessels at the back Of
your own eye. Perhaps the most curl
GUS part Of the whole thing Is that the
part Of the eye which receives the i'm.
preston Of light must lie behind these
blood yessels.-London Academy.
Evening journal., 1907-06-10

NEW YORK. June lo.-courtland II
Smith, the Virginia sportsman, owner
of a string Of steeolechasers and hunt
ers. who rides his own horses on the
fiat and over the sticks for the pleas
ure he gets out of the pastime. does
not let little mishaD like having his
collarbone broken in two places in
terfere with an afternoons enjoyment
Of the races.
Mr.. Smith rode his own horse. Nava-
10. in the Greenfield Steeplechase at
the Gravescnd track After clearing
every obstacle safely on the first turn
of the field. Navajo stepped into hole
caused iy the recent rains as he was
rounding tic barrel that marks .he
turn aho-e the field stand He stumb-
LED and fell heavily, and Mr.. Smith was
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Me. cOURTLAlO +. -GNAlTH- -oNTlp-ToP

thrown some distance. his right Shout
der bearing the brunt of the impact
with the turf
The Virginian experienced some diff
fculty in removing his jacket in the
Jockeys room. and DR.. Hoxsie made
an examination. disclosing a double
break OF the collarbone. The amateur
riders injured shoulder was bound up
tightly and re was advised to 20 home
and rest but he laughed at the suC-
gestion, donned his clothing and went
out on the lawn TO see the remainder
Of the races. He was in the thick cf
the crowd in the betting ring before
the fourth race. paid little attention
TO the jostling he received there and IS
hopeful that he win be able to ride
again in a few days.
Evening journal., 1907-06-10

will never be exchanged for deadenlng
socialism"
Review Of Troops
A review Of troops followed the
Presidents speech. then came in sue
cession q visit to the negro building. a
call at the Georgia building, where a
reception was held and luncheon served
a brief inspection OF the New York
State building. and lastly, a ride to the
big auditorium, where the President
spoke to the members Of the National
Editorial Association.
The President is scheduled to leave
for Washington on board the May
flower at s p. m.
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FISHT RMEN DIiPLEASED
Say That Limo Fishing in the Canal is
Being lnterfsred With.

Many local anglers are indignant at
what they say ia a violation Of the
law which is being perpetrated in what
Is known as the feeder" TO the Della
ware and Chesapeake canal and which
they assert is fast depicting the canal
o. fish.
II is Claimed that nets are stretched
across the canal which head or the
fch.
The anglers say the fish wardens or
whoever is supposed 20 guard against
the violation should know Of this
wholesale depicting Of The canal. be-
cause should 1t continue the usefulness
OF the canal as a fishing ground will be
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HOTEL
PREY OF FLAMES
PFiEc,ss Anne at Virginia
Re 'Ch Destroyed and
Two Lives Les.
py ON own ~. ..,hll.A.-.

Dy our own Wire. Publishers Press
Nonf ok, Va. june lO.-Fire An
tne splendid Princess Anne Hotel et
virginia Beach, early to-day. rsulted
IN the total destruction of the bic hos
tairy at loss Of S1S5.OOO. and In at
least Two fatalities, maid and a por-
tor, both oolo~ed. fo'
All OF the guests escaned Soma ~,
them after narrowing experiences srd
iectr.
Ai'ef consuming the hotel the flames
spread TO the electric power station
ana the passenger section OF the Nor
tolk and Southern Railway. both OF
which We're destroyed.
The Princess Anne Hotel is one Of
the most famous in the south.
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pEAfhs.

~ Bernard w. Ford.
ziba Kilmer.
John A. Ward.
Ester Lillian Nolstrom.
Emeila H. Burld Vogel.
Thomas j. Williams.
Mary r. Williams.
GIBBoNs-In this city. on June s.
1907. Edward j.. son of John and the
late Susan Gibbons
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF his father, No
1911 West Fourteenth street, on Tues
day morning at 3 O'Clock. Requiem
mass at Sacred Heart Church. Inter-
ment IN Cathedral cemetery.
WILLIAMS Suddenly. at New Or
leans, La, Thomas J. Williams. in
his sSth year,
Due notice Of the funeral win be
given.
vOGEL-In Denver. Colo, on June =
1907 Emelia H. Burld Vogei, wife OF
Francis J. VoGel
"A loving heart IS stilled."
NOIsTROM- this city. on June o.
1907, Ester Lillian, daughter OF the
late John C. and Martha Noistrom.
acod l6 years.
Relatives ana friends Of the family
are invited 70 attend The funeral SER
vices al the residence of her uncle.
Emil r. Peterson. No. i122 Reed street.
on Wednesday afternoon June 18th. at
2. O'Clock Tnterment Wilnington and
Brandywine cemetery.
KILMER-on June s. 1907 ziba XII
mer. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are rcspect-
fully IN vited to attend tho funeral
from his late residence. No 1907 West
street. on TUESDAY afternoon at .
o'clock. Services at the house. In
terment Riverview cemetery. Inter-
ment private.
WARD-In this city. on June s.. 1871.
John A.. son Of Jacol and Mary A.
Ward, in his 22nd year
Relatives. friends and members OF
Usage Tribe. o. 80. T. D. r. NJ. St.
Georges Castle. q. s. X. G.. t., are in
vited 70 attend the services az his
parents residence. @. p East Twenty
second street. On Tuesday afternoon,
June II, at o'clock. Interment az
Riverview cemetery.
FORD-1n this city. on June 7, 1907.
Bernard W. aged % years.
Relatives. friends, Division No. 4. A
o. H.. B. p. L. II. Aerie No "A. +. o.
E.. Car and ship Painters local. No.
44s, and F.. +. German Democratic
Club are respectfully irvited 70 atterd
the funeral from the residence Of his
parents, No. 632 East Eleventh street
on Tuesday morning. High mass at
ST. Patricl<'s Church at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1907-06-10
KEPTiSOPHS HONORED
Several Local Men Named as Officers
By Supreme conelavs.

Several Delaware members OF the
Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Men were
honored by the Supreme Conclave.
which closed its annual session IN Nor
folk on Friday.
Samuel Ovenshine was named as su-
preme archon; George n. Rue as su-
prcmc prslate. and William S. Cloud
as supreme herald. Delaware already
has had two supreme archons. they
being p. Frank Sullivan and William
Wintrup both Of this city.
The installation Of the officers was
performed by Past Supreme Archons
William Wintrup. OF Delaware. and w.
+. Gregory. Of Virginia. Retiring Su-
preme Archon Hughes was presented
with a past supreme archon's jewel by
Past supreme Archon b. Frank Sulli-
van, Of Delaware. The Supreme Con-
ciave adjourned 20 meet IN Atlantic
City the first Tuesday in June, 1909.
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TO SING AT UNWILLING

The Delaware saengerbund has ac-
cepted an invitation TO sing at the
attending the unwilling OF
the memorial TO the late Ambassador
Thomas L. Bayard, which viii take
place on the afternoon OF June 22 in
Rockford Park. Rehearsals OF the
saengerbund are now being held for
the occasion.
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WAS IN PLOT
TO KILL CAR

ST PETERSBURG June iO-A terror-
ist named chernau, alleged to be impli-
Gated IN the recent plot AGAINST the lie
OF Emperor Nicholas. shot himself tw
In on attempt OF commit suicide to-day In
a nearby suburb.
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VIII Nisit Gnrnanv.

Mr. and Mrs Henry l3iouth are con-
templating visit 10 Germany. and
viii probably sail in a week or two
from Philadelphia II has been many
years since Mr. Biouth has visited tha
Fatherland, and heis anxious TO be
once more upon his native shores
Evening journal., 1907-06-10
TOO LA1g EOS CLASSIFICATION.
PUBLIC SALE

or storage furniture and carpets. VIII
be sold at Stidham a Sons Auction
Rooms. III r. Fourth st.. on FRIDAY.
JUNE a. 1907 az l.0 p. m 4 oak and
walnut bed room suites; iron hodstcad, I
fine pnrlor suite. extension tables, side
boards, chairs. rockers, gQod couches,
rugs carpets silver-platc ware, and
dishes The above goods are Just out of
storage and must be sold 20 pay charges.
Gods on inspection evening before sale
and morning OF sale. ID. g A. phone oia.
sTIDHAM & SON. Auc.
fi012l8 Established 1855.
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his new factory in the Eighth street
market house building ready in another
week. Mr.. Schwartz is informing his en-
ployes to report there on June II.
Evening journal., 1907-06-10

Cigar Company's New Quarters.
f. N. Schwartz and Company. whore
cigar factory on Third street was destroy
ed by fire a few days ago expects to have
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Second Battalion to prIII.

Major J. Warner lteed win have
charge Of the drill of the Second
battalion. Organized Militia OF Della
ware, which win be held this even
ing.
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$500 Chain Free.

During June we give this Free with
all watches sold. S1.Oo per week.
Mitchelrs, Seventh and Poplar
Streets
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CHANDLER I, q9SsstSnss h%sai%sE

No. IA W. Ninth Street.
CarefC. attention day OF night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared FOR
ANITA claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments drpt-cSass Both Phones
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hheat Ties every ON Ia elmer wee ngw next
o a Ss os ~ -
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Read The Evening Journal
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ALVIN J. ROE 2 BUTToNwoo STREET says From caarrh had
a heartily recommend
ALVIN
STREET, After
f.
GUTHRIE vANDEv AVENUE DR. Barnes treated
Chronic good than had done BE-
WIN.
i
treatments isgned) AR1IE ELLIOTT
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N0TAS De PONCE
Entierro de I'm compa-
triota. - Duelo por
Eugenio Astol
iDE LOS CAIIsTAs!
Ingreso en- Ell Asilo de Ciegos
Un nuevo peri6dico.
Sr, Simompietri

Agosto. Io-En la tarde de
aver, con bastante concurrencla, Sc
efectuo Ell entierro de don Abelar-
lardo Otero en- Ell cementerio de la
ciudad, despidlendo el duelo con
I'm sentido discurso don Eugenio
Astol.
Al publican la noticia sobre
la toma de possession del senior don
Manuel Arienzaga y Vizcarrondo,
como sargento del cuerpo de Poll
cia Insular de esta ciudad, el cajls.
ia suprimi6 la graduation y 10 ha
ce aparecer como simple escri
biente.
,Cosas de los cajistas!
| Sc estan reparando las acera'
I interiors; del Asilo de Ciegos, cam
biaudose Ell ladrillado por emplas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
DE- TODAS Parties
Cuenta del Japon a Ru-
sia.-VeintidOs Milo
mes de dollars.
POBLACION ALeMANA
Production minera en- Ia re.
pub'ica del Uruguay Gu
dades edi6cadas en- islas.

Jap6n ha pasado a Russia una
de p 100000 por asisten'
cia a los prisioneros de guerra mos
covitas. Els esta la mas grande
de que, por concepto de
alimentaci6n y albergue, hay me-
moria.
-Segdn las dltimas estadis
ticas la poblacion de Alemanla Sc
da como de 90. 6 1888 h%abitantes.
Ell promedio de densidad es de
1905 por milla cuadrada. Sajo-
MIA, con $3.50 millas cuadradas
tiene una poblaci6n de 4.5o2,35o
habitantes, 8 sea I'm .promedio de
1879 por milla cuadrada.
Il! Jefe del Departmental
Nacional de Ingenieros de la Re,
publica Oriental del Uruguay ha
pasado al Ministerio de Fomento
una nota por la cual lie comunica
que segun ell estado del mineral
benefciado Ell los establecimientos
franceses de minas de orc de Cuiia'
piru, durante Ell aio de 1906, Ia
production fue la siguiente: Mine
raj bene6ciado, 1882 toneladas
14o kilos; o1o producido, a $o44 e
gramo, $3.50 granos. Derecho'
al Fisco de n por ciento, $172.32
Hay gran n1mero de cluda
des notableS por estar ediflcadas Ell
islas. Venecia, Amsterdam, Cante
Stokolmo, estan edihcadas en- islo
ties unidos entire 81 por puentes I,
muelles. ,Venecia esta edlhcada so
bre IIS islitas que St comunical
por medic de 37S puentes y pasa
relas.
Viene desputs Amsterdam, gu
extiende sus edihcios en- 100 isla
unidas por cerca de 500 puentes
Gantes en- 26 islas con $50 puente
y Stokolmo, la Venecia del Nortt
en- una infnidad de islotes que h;
! cen de la capital de Suecia una q
las mas interesantes y plntoreScs
D ciudades del mundo.
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NOT|C|AS DEL Ola
Vapor espanol Puerto
Rico.D-F al1ecimien-
to ~repentinO.
DOS P%RACTICANTEs
En- los talleres del ferrocarr,l
&En marcia. ..9-El doc.
tor S. Vi2carrondo.

FL vapor espaiol aPuerto
RicoO esta a la carga en- Barcelona
para salir Ell II del corriente pOr el
NJ .diterraneo y Canarias con desti-
no a este puerto, continuance des-
pues para Santo Domingo, Santiago
de Cuba, Habana, Cienfuegos Y
New Orleans.
En- la propiedad de don Mi
guel Lopez, de Bayamon, falleci6
aver repentinamente Ell pe6n Boni-
facio Lopez. Segun certifcaci6n
facultativa, la muerte fue natural.
- FL alcalde de Salinas ha So
licitado Sc lie envien dos practican-
ties a fin de que procedan a la vacuI
nacion obligatoria en- aquel pueblo.
para preservarle de la epidemic
variolosa.
Sc encuentra en- San Juar
nuestro distinguish amigo, ell doc
tor Sisinio Vizcarrondo, Official d.
Sandal de Rio Grande, con Ell fiji
de activar la installation ALI de un;
sub estaci6n de Anenia recomen
dada por el Director General doc
tor Gutierrez y autorizada por G
Gobierno.
Hemos recibido ell periodic'
republican, uEn Marcia. y Or
gano de los espanoles revolucic
naIios de America, que Sc public
en- la Habana.
FL juez municipal conden
hoy a BaSilio Cruz, a diez dollar
de multa, por haber agredido aver
en- los talleres del ferroca1ril e
Santurce, al frances F. Rochey.
En- esta Imprenta Sc necesita
buenoS vendedoreS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03

C1ranSe sin tenor a que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta,
f~aringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras,
cosquilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones
de voz, anginas, con las PaStillas
Houde a la Cocaina.
Sn uso Sc recomienda especial
mente a los oradores, p~rofesores, can
tantes, y a todas las personals que ia
tigan su voz por an trabajo excessive.
Para evitar toda deception, que
pudiera ser grave, e~x1jase la frma
(Houde) sobre la faja de garantla de
Sus PastlllaS.
En- venta en- todas las buenas
farmacias. Deposito: 70, rue Albouy,
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
C(ditO y AhOfr0 Pon(e1H

4 los imbonentes so6re h6retaS
de ahoyyo. ~ abiendo muchas IL
bretas cue no tienen inscrltos los
~intereses correspondientes al primer
semestre de 1907, sc ruega a los
duenos de las mismaS, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas ohclnas, al
empleado correspondence, a fin dc
poder llenar csc requisite. - Ponce,
julio 10 de 19o7,--El Presidente,
X. MARIANI. 800. S.
-Ha tenido muy buena acep.
lacion ola Raz6n LibreS, periodico
unionista trisemanal que Sc publlca
en- esta ciudad bajo la direcclon y
administration de nuestros buenos
amigos don Enrique Santiago y
don Manuel Figueroa.
Ambos amigos proceden de Ia
cepa de los antiques { incorrup
tibles liberales.
-Irgresaron Ell FL asilo de
locos Teresa Velazquez, de Juans
Diaz y Francisco Torres de 20 amos
de edad del mismo pueblo. La pr
mera ha mejorado y la segunda pa
sara al manicomio.
-Han ingresado en- Ell Asilt
de ciegos como permanentes Julli
Gonzalez, de uana Diaz; Maximin(
Serrano, de Arecibo y Ramon Bo
nilla Aponte, de Barros.
Como temporales: Josefa Qua
dalupe, de Guayanilla; Bautist;
Ramirez, de Ponce; Nicolasa Soler
de Juana Diaz; Jorge Ferrer, d.
Lares; Patricio de Jesus, de Coamo
Federico Torres, de Salinas; Pedr,
Ruiz, de Humacao; Flora Tirado
de Guayama y Ramon Rodrigue
Alvahdo, de Coamo.
Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudat
nuestro amigo don Guillermo ST
incompetent, ~empleado de la oTobac
co Company establecida en- Cayey
CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
NOTAS DE- |ATERES
Denuncia de un inspec-
tor de sandal. Una
mujsr a~bandonada.
hLCALUE De CAYEY
Agentes y propagandistas
para toda la isla. Con.
ducidos al Man:comio.

FL inspector de sandal ST.
perior don Juan Torres ha denun-
ciado en- Santurce Ell siguiente case:
Providencia Rodriguez de tres dias
de parida, Sc We abandonada de su
marido y de ahi que no pueda pa
gar su casa por carecer de recurscs.
81 dueno. de la casa consiente en-
que Sc instale en- la misma habita-
ci6n de la parturienta Tin deposito
de carbon, con perjuicio de la sa'
lud del nino y de la madre. FL
case esta pendiente de resolution
en- Ell DEPARTMENT. de Sandal, Be-
ne6cencia y Correciones.
Ha pedido Ell Alcalde de Ca
yey, al Superintendent de Sandal,
lie sea- cedidos, en- favor de aquel
municipio, varios de los enseres
! que Sc adquirieran para ell Hospital
de variolosos, hoy clausurado, en-
provision de que en- I'm case dado
puedan ~utilizarse.
-Ha salido para la isla un
agente hacienda propaganda a IA
vor del REcUPERADoR DE LA SA-
LUD. Sc necesitaran mas propa-
gandistas a fines de aho y Sc bus
ran de diversos districts para que
hagan ALI mismo la propaganda.
Aver fueron conducidos al
manicomio, pocedentes de la car
eel municipal, los dementes Julio
Figueroa ( Higinio Santiago.
J, Los abogados don Juan Mo
rera Martinez y don Domingo Mas
sari han quedado al frente del
bufete del Lcdo. Benitez Castane
! durante la ausencia de este en- Es'
Ipana, que sera breve.
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"AUTOMOWL|zANDO"
(Y valga 81 neologismo"

Sin embargo, no puedo negar
que es cosa muy agradable vi Jar
en- autom6vil 49,.
Hasta Sc siente uno mas gran
de, mas soberbio, realmente magni
6co, contemplated desde tai altura
q los miseros viandantes que ambu
Ian a pie.
Esta impression debe de SCI ge-
neral, porque todos los felices NOR
tales cue cultivan dicho deporte
tienen Ell sus rostros una expression
cast olimpica. Cuando la maquina
emprende su Marcia, es necesarlo
yer la 6sonomia que ponen. Sc ase
mejan a heroes de Plutarco guian
do victoriosas cuadrigas y no
es que 20 busque en- este rasgo al
gun aspecto c6mico, NADIA de ESQ.
A cualquier hombre de ingenio su-
cederla 10 miSlno, colocado en- tai
circumstance, porque Ell ambiente
es el unico culpable de esa expan-
sion de orgullo: las palpitaclones
del ORGANISING de hero y acero que
a nuestras plantas Sc agita; el wen
to que os acaricia con besos locos
la certidumbre de vueStro aligerC
paso: la certeza de que vals estre-
chando distancias y sois por este
medic efcaclsimo agente de la fra
ternidad universal; TODD, hasta To-
oios embobados que os contemplai
os dan la capacidad de vuestra re
lativa grandeza y os converter pc
un momento en- semidioses. Mad.
digo 81 q vuestro lado Sc %encuentr,
una mujer bonita que os estrecha !
mano, temerosa de la jornada, com
81 demandase vuestra ayuda
Entonces iahl entonces la ilusi6l
es completa.
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FL dia del famoso 25-ya Sa-
beis que hablo del as de julio vi
una escena que me puso melanco-
leo.
Tn soberbio automovil lego
frente a Ia plaza, c~olocandose Junto
a un coche viejo y sucio tirado por
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dos caballejos de deplorable estam,
pa. Ito creereis? Aquellos pobres
animales temblorosos al principle,
sin duda por tenor, bajaron des-
pueS la cabe~O y alargaron las ore,
las cual 81 estuvieran corridos. Co
nozco muchos indiyiduos que nc
uneven las o%rejas ash! Y era que
los penccs tenian clara conciencia
de su iuferioridad. Uno de ellos
flo en- el auto una mirada cast hu
mana como mira Ell hambrien
to mendigo al privilegiado por Ia
riqueza que pasa unto a 81 sin &c.
rrar con una misera moneda ST
alberta mano.
Y pense una cosa grave y hon
da, pense que en- la vida de los pue
bios existen fguras representatives
asi: unas, grandes, fuertes, pode
rosas, que parecen pulantes auto
movies, y otraS que, Por su mise
ria economical y su minoridad poll
tica, son reducidos a la desmedrad;
condicion de coches de punto